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Google offers a terrific number of cloud-based mobile services under the brand Firebase.
Follow Laurence Moroney, Developer Advocate at Google, on this journey through the Firebase universe which makes the live of Android developers easier.
Get your feet wet using Firebase by following the Firebase codelab! In this codelab, you'll learn how to use the Firebase platform to easily create Android applications. You will implement a chat client and be able to monitor its performance using Firebase.
Laurence Moroney Developer Advocate at Google, Google
Laurence Moroney has authored more programming books than he can remember.
A well known speaker at conferences such as Google I/O, Microsoft Build, and others, he is passionate about mobile development, and Android in particular. When not messing around with development, he is a published Sci-Fi novelist and produced screenwriter.
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How would you like 2 extra hours of your time back every week? All mobile app developers face similar workflows as they work to upload an app to Google Play. Many of these processes are currently done manually, but why not automate them? Fabric's set of developer tools, collectively called fastlane, makes building, testing, and releasing your app faster, reproducible and less troublesome, leaving developers more time to focus on feature code and not deployment! Learn how you can automate the tedious tasks to generate release notes, screenshots and push your final submission Google Play portal effortlessly from your command line with a powerful open source tool. github.com/fastlane/fastlane/
Andrea Falcone Software Engineer, Twitter
Andrea Falcone is a Senior Software Engineer at Twitter. She has worked on many parts of Fabric, building the Android tooling, including Android Studio Plugin, Crashlytics Android SDK, Gradle plugin and Beta by Crashlytics. She is currently working on fastlane, an open source release process automation suite. Past talks: github.com/asfalcone/talks
Whether your app is a pet project or has millions of users, you probably need the right tools, during the development, to help you modify persisted data in real time, simulate a slow/unstable HTTP(s) connection, detect bugs as fast as possible, or create mock servers to anticipate the development of a feature.
We will make a demonstration of all the tools we use, in 2016, to write maintainable code and improve our productivity.
Gautier Mechling Software Craftsman, happn, Paris
Gautier is an aspiring Software Craftsman at happn in Paris, France. Agile thinker passionate in Android Development, he creates and maintains some FOSS tools to improve productivity. Talk to him about Kotlin, Clean Code, or Free Software and you will see his eyes light up.
With Google Play Services 7.8, released in August 2015, Google introduced the Nearby API. This API makes use of an array of technologies like Wifi, Bluetooth, Beacons and even audio to communicate with nearby objects like bus stops, train platforms or even indoor locations like a museum. There are a lot of possibilities for using the Nearby API, for example creating a local Multiplayer game where people nearby can join a game without internet connection, or a smart bus stop that tells you when your bus is delayed and provides entertainment while you wait. The use cases are almost endless. This talk will touch the Nearby Messages API, the Nearby Locations API and the (eddystone) beacon technology.
Daniel Hartwich , XING
Daniel Hartwich is an aspiring Android Developer at the German company XING AG located in Hamburg. He has been programming for the Android platform since 2013. Whenever Google releases anything new regarding Android, Daniel instantly gets interested and investigates everything - up to the smallest detail.
8 years since Android's been released we finally have a proper Google-supported solution for testing in the Testing Support Library. We'll go through the various stages of it, explore it's (not so) hidden features and learn how to use it to build better apps. We will cover things such as (breaking the) test Rules, (outrunning the) test Runners and how to make most of tools such as Espresso & the Cloud Test Lab.
Very few concepts shook up the Android world as MVP and Dagger 2 did. MVP gave us a long-awaited clean architecture in Android apps, while Dagger 2 brought it to a whole new level by removing all the boilerplate code that we don't like writing. In this talk, I will demonstrate the benefits of the MVP architecture and its reusability and scalability. I'll go over Dagger's role in MVP as well as unit testing, and show how to focus on creating reusable modules on a concrete example.
Kristijan Jurković Android Team Lead, Infinum
My programming path went from HTML, CSS and PHP/MySQL and ERP and BI Systems to Mobile development. With roughly 10 years of total programming experience and 6 years in mobile development, I became an Android team lead in an awesome cool young company from Zagreb - Infinum. Besides programming and learning new stuff, I enjoy reading a good book or getting wasted as noob in Counter Strike:GO.
At PSPDFKit we're building, maintaining and evolving a large PDF framework (for viewing and editing) with more than 500 Java classes, and an even bigger number of classes in native C++ code. Iterating quickly, we try to keep up a bi-weekly release cycle – along with a lot of refactorings to keep control of the code. After almost two years we are looking back at a journey of testing. With more than 700 distinctive instrumentation tests (including unit tests, screenshot tests, UI integration tests), a full test run would take about 40 minutes and we use a lot of tricks to keep the turnaround time low. The talk will outline several of the issues that we encountered (method count limits in library test APKs, Espresso test flakiness, slow execution speeds of instrumentation tests, etc.) and how we managed to overcome them.
David Schreiber-Ranner , PSPDFKit
Born in Vienna, I was writing code for as long as I can think back – including for the ZX Spectrum. Just music, but hey :-) I did my bachelor degree in information and communication systems, and am working on my master degree paper in the same area. I'm a senior Java/Android developer but also spent nearly as much time in web development with PHP, SQL and JavaScript. I started Android development in 2011, and joined PSPDFKit in 2015, where I helped a lot with improving the public framework API, and invested a lot of time in creating a stable, easy-to-use and comprehensive test suite.
For years crash handling was one of the worst parts of the Android development process. With each new crash you were risking a lot - getting bad Google Play reviews, negative comments and dissatisfied customers. Nobody likes the "Unfortunately, your app has crashed" dialog, but there was only so much you could do about it, beside logging the crash to a remote server. In the last couple of months a lot has changed. We've been introduced to brand new tools to help us cope with this problem. During this talk, we'll demonstrate how to use several tools and techniques that have made our lives easier. We'll discuss different ways of predicting crashes even before they occur by means of static code checkers, automatic tests and CI setup. Additionally, we'll show you how to detect memory leaks, explain advanced exception and crash logging by using a combination of several different tools. Finally, we'll demonstrate how to provide a better crash experience or hide the crash altogether if the crash is simply inevitable!
Željko Plesac , Infinum
Željko has been a part of the Infinum Android team for 3 years. He has mastered all those nasty bugs and errors which can occur while developing even the most complicated projects. His passions include ORM libraries and frameworks, Android Studio and contributing to open source. His love for Android Studio can only be matched by his hatred for Eclipse
This will be an impromptu talk by cketti, very much influenced by the audience!
cketti Android Developer, Freelancer
cketti is a freelancing Android developer and open source enthusiast living in Berlin. He's one of the GDG Berlin Android leads and as such organizer of several developer events. Most importantly the monthly Android developer meetup Android Stammtisch and the conference series DevFest Berlin.
Smartphones have become an extension of the user, allowing them to buy stuff, pay for services and hold a strong social presence. This places strict demands on security and data privacy. If you want your users to be comfortable using your app, you must place emphasis on utilising the security methods at your disposal. This talk will cover the best practices in app security, demonstrate common mistakes and pitfalls and show what we've learned in our own experience in the mobile banking industry.
Ana Baotić Technical Manager Mobile Banking, Infinum
During college I got involved in e-learning projects where I developed in Java, and ended up in love with it. After graduation I got a job at Infinum as an Android developer, and have been working there ever since. By the end of 2014. I switched from various project in the telecommunication, medical and travel industry to mobile banking, where I became the Technical Manager of Mobile Banking in early 2016. My responsibilities include researching new technology and advancements in security, making sure new practices are implemented and generally pushing things forward in the right direction. I love making quality, reliable products. Apart from the effort you put in the architecture of the project, I believe that the details will define the difference between good and really amazing. We prefer amazing.
The Kotlin programming language is gaining popularity amongst the Android developer community. It's a modern language that gives more power in everyday routines. Kotlin code generally looks cleaner and nicer, and it's much easier to work with when you have less verbosity or code duplication. And this is especially noticeable comparing with the soon-to-be-archaic versions of Java used on Android. But what's even more important, is that Kotlin is 100% compatible with all existing Java frameworks, and has good tooling in Android Studio and IntelliJ IDEA. It's a pragmatic language with a very low learning curve, and can be quickly grasped by Java developers. In this talk we'll discuss the concepts of the language that provide the desired expressiveness, as well as additional goodies designed specifically for Android.
Svetlana Isakova Developer Advocate, JetBrains
Svetlana is a Developer Advocate at JetBrains. She's been working on the Kotlin language (kotlinlang.org) since 2011. She is one of the authors of the 'Kotlin in Action' book.
We introduce Android Auto, yet another way to connect your smartphone to the car, and compare it with other solutions. By presenting the Android Auto APIs with current features and restrictions as well as the development workflow and toolset the audience will have the necessary input to start coding. When we first heard about Android Auto, we had visions of an awesome smartphone/car integration in mind. Unfortunately the current use cases for apps are limited to music and texting and we have no access to vehicle data (e.g. GPS position, speed, engine type). The development of Android Auto apps is straightforward for the given use cases and your music or texting app can be easily extended to the Android Auto context. Nevertheless we found some pitfalls that we would like to share. Android Auto is bleeding edge: APIs, development tools, etc. are changing fast, documentation is rare and toolkits are still unstable. Testing the app on real car head units is difficult. The fast update cycles of the Android Auto OS with new features during the last couple of months raise our hopes, that the APIs will be extended to more interesting uses cases very soon.
Sina Grunau Android Developer, c4c Engineering
Sina is a passionate Android developer since the early days of the platform. At c4c Engineering she spends a lot of time developing apps in the automotive and industrial area. She is interested in everything that improves and simplifies app development, such as continuous integration, architecture patterns, quality checks and testing.
We introduce Android Auto, yet another way to connect your smartphone to the car, and compare it with other solutions. By presenting the Android Auto APIs with current features and restrictions as well as the development workflow and toolset the audience will have the necessary input to start coding. When we first heard about Android Auto, we had visions of an awesome smartphone/car integration in mind. Unfortunately the current use cases for apps are limited to music and texting and we have no access to vehicle data (e.g. GPS position, speed, engine type). The development of Android Auto apps is straightforward for the given use cases and your music or texting app can be easily extended to the Android Auto context. Nevertheless we found some pitfalls that we would like to share. Android Auto is bleeding edge: APIs, development tools, etc. are changing fast, documentation is rare and toolkits are still unstable. Testing the app on real car head units is difficult. The fast update cycles of the Android Auto OS with new features during the last couple of months raise our hopes, that the APIs will be extended to more interesting uses cases very soon.
Christian Dziuba Android Developer, c4c Engineering
Christian started Android development way back in 2009 during college when everybody still thought iPhones were the coolest gadgets in town. During his diploma thesis he did a lot of research about concepts of integrating smartphones into vehicles. He currently works at c4c Engineering where he spends his time working on automotive apps. He is always curious about new technologies, cool gadgets and the latest features of the Android platform. If he sees fancy and well-thought-out user interfaces build upon Material Design, his eyes will start to shine.
Model-View-Presenter (MVP) architecture is widely used in today's Android apps to separate the view from the view logic and the model by introducing a presenter. Model-View-ViewModel (MVVM) is quite similar to MVP, with the view model acting as an enhanced presenter, using a data binder to keep the view model and the view in sync. By binding the view to view model properties, the data binder can handle view updates, without the need to manually set changed data back to the view (e.g. no more setText() or setVisibility() on a TextView). As with the presenter in MVP, the view model can easily be unit tested. This talk gives an introduction to the MVVM architecture and how it can be used on Android with the data binding library.
Patrick Löwenstein Android Developer, Tailored Apps
Patrick Löwenstein is a Vienna based Android developer, currently working at Tailored Apps. Also, he is studying for his Master's degree in Computer Sciences at the Vienna University of Technology. Patrick also has an Android dev blog and is active on GitHub.
You have tons of custom getters in your model classes to avoid getting null values where you don't want them? Multiple null-checks for one effective line of code? And what's about all the clumsy binding of views from your XML-layouts? Maybe you already accepted all that and more as part of building an Android app. But there is hope! With the fresh release of Kotlin 1.0 in February 2016 the JetBrains team gave Android developers a wonderful modern language to build their apps in a more concise, more readable and more stable way. And I will show you how to use the powers of Kotlin for your next Android project.
Daniel Niedermühlbichler Android Developer, Shpock
Born in Vienna in 1986 & still living there. Using Java for 15 years, coding for the Android platform since 2009. Started as a freelancer at that time and implemented Android apps for clients like the Vienna based football club Austria Wien, the Raiffeisen bank, pharmaceutical companies Bayer and Gilead, also sport apps for the public television broadcaster ORF, and the biggest delivery service platform in Austria: Mjam. Since beginning of 2016 working in the Android team of the Vienna based startup Shpock.
Let's face it - the more successful a product is, the more complex it becomes. New features are pulled into the backlog, bugs pile up like candy on Halloween and deadlines move from "We need it Tomorrow" to "It had to be done last week!". As a result teams grow, new ones emerge and a once small and simple app overpasses the dex limit and requires 300 seconds for a cold build (if you're lucky, of course). At ${company_name} we value quality, but we also require speed and a continues delivery that should never stop. With seven+ teams contributing to the main app the risk of breaking the stability of the project is even higher. Thus a clean and straight forward architecture is key for a successful rollout and our QAs sanity. This talk is about our journey from a one-block app (with a twisted maze of legacy code on top), to a multi modular and sustainable project consisting of small semi-autonomous components that assemble into our flagship app. Almost like a jigsaw puzzle.
Serghei (Serj) Lotutovici Senior Android Developer, XING
Serj is an Android Developer at XING, GDG Hamburg organizer and Clean Architecture geek. He is responsible for the framework part that drives the XING Main App, along side other mobile products. He is known for his passion for clean and sustainable code. DI is his middle name, Jenkins is his best friend and he eats Gradle for lunch. You will never hear him 'showing-of' a feature, but he will not miss an opportunity to tell you about 'this cool new library' or 'this awesome design pattern'.
User authentication is one of the most important parts of mobile applications. Still, many developers are often overwhelmed by the challenge that is posed by integrating multiple identity providers, implementing user-friendly username-password flows, and storing this data securely across a multitude of devices.
In this talk Tim will cover principles of good user authentication that can support developers in implementing a compelling UI, password-less login systems built on open standards and various functionalities within Android, that allow for signing-in users automatically.
Get your feet wet using Firebase by following the Firebase codelab! In this codelab, you'll learn how to use the Firebase platform to easily create Android applications. You will implement a chat client and be able to monitor its performance using Firebase.
Tim Messerschmidt Developer Relations, Google
Tim Messerschmidt oversees Germany as Regional Lead for Google's Developer Relations team. When not working with Android, he loves building backends with Node.js and researching user authentication concepts. Recently, Tim co-authored a book about identity concepts and data security. Before joining Google, Tim ran PayPal's Developer Relations team across EMEA and APAC.
Realm: A fast and secure database for Android, which is easy to learn and integrate. Have you heard good things about Realm and considered replacing SQLite or ORM with Realm? Do you know that with tons of advantages, Realm also brings some limitations? Have you faced thread handling issues with Realm? If yes, we will discuss different integration approaches of Realm and best practices to follow, along with RxJava, Retrofit, Dagger, Annotations & MVP.
In this talk, we will see how we can re-use the DevOps methodology in an Android context. We will begin with a quick overview of a good continuous integration on Android. Then, we will see what tools we can use to implement such a process with a particular focus on testing. We will also explore the API implemented by Google to allow developers to interact with the console Play Store and therefore be able to automate deliveries. At the end of this talk, we will have a full pipeline to deploy from one git push to a production release.
On this year's IO Google announced Daydream, a new way of integrating your apps with Virtual Reality. To prepare the audience for those new changes, I'll explain the current situation of the VR on Android by live coding two apps: An app using Unity to produce an App on Android and IOS, but also show how to write a simple photosphere app, written in pure Java, emphasising the differences and similarities between both SDKs. After showing how to easily write Cardboard Apps, I'll introduce Daydream, and how this specification changes the usage of the SDK and how to use the simulated, or real controller.
Mario Bodemann Android and Java Evangelist, Contentful
Google Developer Group Co-Organiser @Berlindroid
Android and Java Evangelist @Contentful
Software Engineer @Memorado and @HERE
Graduate Software Engineer @Wooga
Research Associate @FraunhoferHHI
Android TV is a growing platform which provides some great opportunities for developers to craft exciting applications users can enjoy from the comfort of their armchairs. However, documentation for the platform is sparse - so in this session we'll be looking at how we can create Android TV apps with the help of Google's leanback library, with the aim to educate both developers AND designers on what is possible both out-of-the box and with our own crafting! After a brief introduction to the TV platform and an open-source Vine TV app I've built (Vineyard), we'll move straight into how you can begin building applications for yourself using the leanback library and the different components that it provides - ensuring that you're following best practices along the way. We'll take a look at the different components that are provided by the framework and how you can craft custom components of your own to enhance your applications UX. Seeing as Android TV applications are completely testable, we'll also take a brief look at how this can be done to ensure your app functions as expected!
Joe Birch Android Engineer, Buffer
I'm an Android Engineer based in Brighton, UK working on the Android team at Buffer.
I'm passionate about coding and love creating robust, polished and exciting projects for mobile, the web, TV, wearables and I'll probably be toying with whatever the new thing is at the time you're reading this – I love to be constantly learning.I'm also a keen writer as I love to share my learnings and experiences with others.
When I'm not doing the above, you'll find me with my camera, socialising, running, at the gym, playing Bass / Guitar or finding something new to engage myself in.
The paper metaphor, bright colors and print like typography are what make Material design beautiful. What really lets it shine though is motion! While it's not hard to animate single Android UI components, it becomes harder when these components and their animations shall depend on each other. With CoordinatorLayout the official Android Design Support Library provides a powerful, top-level UI component to make these highly dynamic dependencies easily manageable. This session wants to cover what's possible out of the box using CoordinatorLayout together with some other widgets and latest additions of the Design Support Library and also aims to provide deeper insights of how it actually works. The talk will explain the basic concepts it is build on as well as its apis that developers can use to build their own ui behaviors. After the talk you will be able to define complex dependencies between your ui components and make your app shine without cluttering your activities/fragmentsviews with animation code or losing your mind in animation listener hell.
Matthias Friedrich Android Developer, Jimdo
As Android user from the beginning, Matthias started to develop for the platform with version 1.6 in 2009. Since then he is following its progress very enthusiastically and worked on several applications, big and small, featured in the Play Store and as specialized customer solutions. During these years, he also co-founded the GDG Bremen and GDG Hamburg Android, gave several Android related talks and organized developer events around Google technologies in general. Right now he is a Android developer at the Hamburg based startup Jimdo.
Xamarin is a Cross-Platform Framework that allows developers to build mobile applications for iOS, Android and Windows using .NET and C#. From a single language mobile developers can leverage the power of C# and a single codebase to build and maintain their apps for all of the above three platforms. This talk gives an introduction of Xamarin and how Android developers can use it to develop apps not only for Android but easily add other platforms to it.
Developing Augmented Reality apps for Android - Pokemon Go brought Augmented Reality to the hands of millions of users. In this session Wikitude unveils the secrets of how to build an app like Pokemon Go and shares all the possibilities Augmented Reality can bring to Android devs.
Deliver private, secure apps with ease
Mobile phones have become central to our private lives, full of intimate messages, private pictures, and a huge amount of details of our personal lives. Our experience of using mobile software feels very private: when we look at our mobile screens, it feels like no one else can see what we are seeing. Unfortunately, information can easily leak out in so many different ways, making it difficult for app developers to deliver on this implicit promise made to users.
For companies, it is clear that data can be very lucrative business. It is also increasingly apparent that having too much data about users can destroy your business if that information gets hacked and dumped onto the internet.
Building apps that can securely contain private can be hard to do, but it does not have to be. Guardian Project's central goal is to make it as easy as possible. We take cutting edge security research and bundle it up into free, easy to use libraries. These libraries make it very easy to protect precious data on the device and over the internet. These libraries use APIs that developers already know (e.g. android.database.*, java.io.*) so the ramp up time for developers is really fast. This workshop will give an overview of our suite of libraries, including SQLCipher-for-Android, private file stores, and hardened network connections. Then we will help you start incorporating them in your own apps, providing a wealth of examples including sample code, real world apps that use these libraries, and UI/UX patterns that work well.
Hans-Christoph Steiner Researcher, Guardian Project
Hans-Christoph Steiner is a researcher and hacker with Guardian Project working to make private-by-design easy for all to achieve. He spends his time making software as private as possible yet usable by everyone, designing digital interactions focused on perceptual capabilities, and composing music with computers. With an emphasis on collaboration, he works in many forms, including free software for mobile and embedded devices, responsive sound environments, free wireless networks that build community, musical robots that listen, programming environments to let you play with math, and a jet-powered fish that you can ride. To further his research, he teaches and works at various community centers and organizes open, collaborative hacklabs and open barcamp conferences. He is currently focused on building the most flexible, private, and secure app store as well as teaching digital security, interaction design, and media programming at workshops around and universities around the world.


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General Studies Student Resources
New Program Requirements (Declared Fall 2016 and later)
- Students must complete a cluster of thematically-related coursework.
- The thematic cluster must consist of coursework from two distinct minors offered at the university
- Both minors must be declared to allow students to access the necessary coursework and to establish the official curriculum for the cluster. Declared minors for the cluster will not be earned at graduation
- Up to 12 credits of minor coursework may be used as part of other BGS requirements as long as the total credits remaining in the cluster is at least 30 credits
- A student may choose to replace one of the minors with a customized set of courses developed in consultation with and approved by their academic advisor as long as that customized minor is relevant to the overall thematic cluster
- Students in the General Studies program may declare no more than two minors external to their cluster coursework
- Students must also complete additional coursework related to General Education totaling 30 credits. The curriculum for this coursework can be found in the following document: BGS Information Handout-new
Program Requirements (Declared Prior to Fall 2016)
- Students must complete a 30-credit cluster of thematically-related coursework
- Eighteen of the 30 credits must be 300-400 level
- The thematic cluster must include coursework crossing three departments within one college or two colleges
- To see which departments fall under each college, view the UNR course catalog at catalog.unr.edu
- The student will design the cluster and may use courses already completed. Students submit a cluster proposal which lists the courses being used in the thematic cluster along with a proposal paper that defends the use of the coursework as a thematic cluster
- Students in the General Studies program may declare no more than two minors
- A maximum of 9 credits from any minor may be included in the thematic cluster
- Students must also complete additional coursework related to General Education totaling 60 credits. The curriculum for this coursework can be found in the following document: BGS Information Handout
Cluster Proposals
The cluster proposal is the heart of the General Studies degree. The cluster proposal paper is designed to synthesize the coursework from a student's thematic cluster. This academic narrative should clearly explain the importance of the thematic cluster to a student's educational and/or career goals. This narrative is evaluated based upon the following components:
- Completion of the thematic cluster form
- A title representative of the content of your thematic cluster
- A description of the courses that are proposed to be included in the thematic cluster
- An explanation of how the content of the courses fit together to form a coherent program of study that interests the student
- A discussion of the ways in which the thematic cluster fits your educational, career, and/or personal goals
- Overall writing quality
If student needs to change a course that they have already proposed in their thematic cluster proposal, they must submit a substitution request, including a brief write-up of how the new course fits with the approved thematic cluster.
Program Deadlines
We suggest that you submit your cluster proposal at least two semesters in advance of graduation. In addition, there are final deadlines which students must abide by in order to graduate in the appropriate semester. Those dates are as follows:
- For Spring 2017 graduation: November 1, 2016
- For Summer 2017 graduation: February 1, 2017
- For Fall 2017 graduation: August 1, 2017
All cluster proposals must be submitted to the University Advising Center in Pennington Student Achievement Center, Suite 405.
Helpful Resources for the Thematic Cluster
Sample Cluster Proposals
- Passing Cluster with High Scores
- This cluster would have received very high marks in all aspects of the cluster proposal requirements
- Passing Cluster with Low Scores
- This cluster would have received scores just high enough to meet the proposal requirements
- Non-Passing Cluster
- This cluster would not have received a passing score and has issues throughout the paper.


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The World Council of Churches divests from fossil fuels
The umbrella group representing 590 million Christians has decided it is high time to part ways with dirty energy.
Citing threat to human survival, doctors divest from fossil fuels
Climate change is already killing people around the world. Now the British Medical Association has vowed to do something about it.
Union Theological Seminary and Catholic university both divest from fossil fuels
Fossil fuel divestment is a moral issue. Religious institutions appear to be taking a stand.
Green economies offer small islands new economic and ecological opportunities
Environmental sustainability doesn't have to come at the expense of economic development.
Is Massachusetts going to divest from fossil fuels?
It started with a few towns and churches, but the divestment movement in Massachusetts is really picking up speed.
Citing disruptive solar competition, Barclays downgrades utilities
Environmentalists aren't the only ones considering divestment anymore.
New Zealand city divests from fossil fuels
The fossil fuel divestment movement just keeps growing. Its potential impact could be huge.
Protecting the world's last Ka forest
The magnificent ka forest is the only one of its kind anywhere. But this forest is more than just a rare biological area, it is also an important place for people.
Do fossil fuel industries understand how unpopular they are?
As alternatives to Big Oil and Big Coal emerge, it would be a mistake for executives to rely on loyalty or love from the public.
Why NPR gets it dead wrong on Stanford coal divestment
"It's barely a drop in the bucket", says Yuki Noguchi. But it's also just the beginning.
Climate Change and the Medical Analogy
Climate scientists can be seen as the equivalent of medical doctors diagnosing a patient, with the patient being the planet. And we have a consensus of multiple opinions on the diagnosis and treatment.
Could higher food prices reduce food waste?
Nathanael Johnson makes the case that higher prices would help Americans value their food more.
Bank of England warned over "carbon bubble." Should you be worried?
As British parliamentarians warn the Bank of England that fossil fuels may be overvalued, we should all take heed.
Can you guess which country may stop investing in fossil fuels?
When an entire country divests from dirty power, it sends a powerful signal to the markets. Especially when that country is a petrostate.
Church of England to fight "great demon" climate change, mulls divestment from fossil fuels
Inspired by massive flooding in the UK, the Church of England is renewing its commitment to fighting climate change. And that's sending a signal to the markets.
Former Duke Power CEO: I'd want to work in solar
When asked what he'd do if he was entering the industry today, Jim Rogers had some very revealing things to say.
Have environmentalists failed West Virginia?
Environmentalism is not elitist. Too many of us in the environmental community, however, are.
A Note to Mayor de Blasio: Don't forget the environment as a cause of inequality
Environmental initiatives are integral to addressing the "tale of two cities" that Mayor de Blasio campaigned on.


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TEMPTATION is never far away for young footballers, but this weekend it's closer and more alluring than ever.
A five-minute taxi ride from Surfers Paradise - where thousands of school leavers are partying themselves into oblivion - almost 100 teenagers representing the Warriors, Titans, Broncos, Storm and Cowboys are thrown into the potent mix.
Of all the locations for the NRL's annual rookie camp, the Gold Coast at this time of year appears to be either a sadistic test of abstinence or woeful misjudgment.
But senior welfare and education manager Paul Heptonstall only shrugs when the obvious questions are posed.
"We don't give them any instructions or curfews," he says.
"There's no fear. We're confident that they understand the opportunity they have been given and what goes along with it. Each year, the rookies are more and more prepared for the expectations."
Heptonstall's remarkable faith is that of a man who knows something others don't appreciate, but soon will.
According to every indication, rugby league is starting to bear the first signs of the cultural revolution that administrators knew would take 10 or 15 years to occur.
University enrolments are soaring, while the incidence of horror stories about anti-social behaviour have plummeted since the darkest days of 2009.
Seven years after the inaugural rookie camp and most first graders have graduated with the benefit of intensive education about drugs, alcohol, gambling and sexual relations.
For 15 players from each club's NYC squad, it begins with this three-day crash course of interactive seminars that discuss the pitfalls of professional sporting fame with disarming candour.
High-ranking Australian Federal Police officers present the first two modules, on illicit drugs and social media, and there's no "good cop" routine from either.
Senior drug squad operative Nigel Ryan displays sickening slide shows of punctured nasal passages and bloodied faces that would even be too distasteful for modern-day cigarette packaging.
Then, chillingly, he adds: "We've got reams and reams of intelligence on high-profile people, especially footballers. People recognise you and they pick up the phone. That's what brought down Danny Wicks.
"And if you guys get caught I can guarantee that you will get a higher penalty than normal citizens.
"There's an expectation that you do the right thing."
Protestations raged just a few short years ago, but there's no longer any argument as to whether these young men are future role models.
The message about protecting their image and public perception is common to all the workshops, which include input from the likes of Preston Campbell, Alan Tongue, Nigel Vagana, Will Zillman, Ash Harrison and Dean Widders.
At the very first rookie camp in 2005, ex-AFL players were engaged because rugby league simply didn't have the expertise. The sport has since learned a lot, some of it on the fly and with bitter consequences.
After a rookie camp three years ago, two Queensland-based NYC players had their contracts terminated when the social media session exposed unacceptable material on their Facebook pages.
Each year, the AFP's Mel Sevil accesses the accounts of every rookie and displays the most cringe-worthy findings on her projector. The stars of her most recent haul included a photograph of two naked males in a bath tub, and links to fan clubs that were degrading to women.
"I could make a mint with the stuff I've found from rugby league throughout the years," Sevil told the audience.
She then asks the players to concoct the imaginary headlines that would transpire if the offending material went viral.
The challenge brings a string of embarrassed responses. The players have learned the first and most fundamental lesson: there is no worse penalty than public humiliation.
For proof, look no further than Owen Craigie. Thanks to a gambling addiction that cost him $1.5 million and two properties, the one-time Knights prodigy was yesterday's hero at the age of 27.
Reduced to sleeping on a friend's floor, he blew out to 155kg and contracted diabetes. Presenting the anti-gambling module, Craigie reveals his lowest point.
"I walked through Newcastle and people looked at me like I was a has-been," he says. "I was going through depression and having suicidal thoughts. I was lucky to come out the other side. This country survives on gambling taxes. All of you might be statistics."The next generation listens in respectful silence, which is also a common feature of the seminars.
And just as Heptonstall predicted, there were no late-night breakouts to join the hedonism that awaited just a few kilometres down the road. "I still think there's an ignorance among the general public about the depth of education we do," he says. "We could still well be five years away from changing that perception, but I'm confident we're getting there."
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Some Early History
This is from Wendy Barron one of the premier Colclasure Researchers:
Generation No. 1
1.JOHAN HENDRICK1 KALCKGLESER1 was born Abt. 1696 in Frankenthal,
Rhineland Palantinte, Germany, and died 29 Dec 1748 in Ephrata, Lancaster
Co., Pennsylvania2,3.He married (1) ANNA FLYS LAYENS 28 Feb 1722/23 in
Surhuisterveen, West Friesland, Netherlands4.He married (2) AGNES ANNA
MARGARETHA Bef. 1729.She died 1757 in Ephrata, Lancaster Co.,
Notes for JOHAN HENDRICK KALCKGLESER:
Frankenthal, a small city north of Mannheim in the Palatinate, Germany.It
was one of the centers of radical pietistic activity in the early 18th
century.Interrogations of imprisoned Pietists in Heidelberg in 1708
revealed that a number of dissenters were active in a conventicle in
Frankenthal.Sharp governmental repression caused them to migrate
elsewhere; several moved to the Marienborn area.Among those from
Frankenthal who joined the Brethren were Johann Heinrich Kalckloser and
Heinrich Traut.
"European Origins" (1968) index; H.G. Renkewitz,, Hochman von Hochenau.
Marienborn, a territory in Germany known in the early 18th century as a
place of asylum for religious dissenters.Its administrative center was
Budingen, lying northeast of Frankfurt/Main.The complete name of the
territory was Ysenburg-Budingen-Marienborn, one of the four units carved
from the territory of Ysenburg-Budingen in the 17th century.Count Ernst
Casimir of Ysenburg-Budingen made the area famous with his remarkable edict
promising religious freedom to settlers (1712).
Most of the Palatines who joined the Brethren in the region settled in
villages belonging to Marienborn-Dudelsheim, Eckhartshausen, Himbach,
Rohrbach, and Stockheim.Alexander Mack, Sr. and Johannes Naas conducted a
series of baptisms there from 1711 to 1714.Peter Becker was one of the few
Marionborn subjects, as opposed to settlers (refugees), to become a member.
Count Karl August of Marienbornwished to pursue a policy of religious
tolerance but was not prepared to allow overt separatist activity.His
position stiffened when the Community of True Inspiration began its
charismatic campaign in 1714. Settlers and subjects were given the options
of restricting their religious practices to their own homes or leaving the
territory.The Brethren chose to leave rather than to be disobedient to the
commands of Christ, as they understood them.Most moved to Krefeld.
The Brethren Encyclopedia Philadelphia and Oak Brook, Illinois:1983 Vol II
More About JOHAN HENDRICK KALCKGLESER:
Died 2: 29 Feb 1747/48, As recorded in "A History of The German Baprtist
Brethren in Europe and America by Martin Brumbaugh A.M. PHD
Burial: Ephrata, Lancaster Co., Pennsylvania
Occupation: Minister and weaver
Marriage Notes for JOHAN KALCKGLESER and ANNA LAYENS:
Surhuisterveen, a village in Friesland (Netherlands).Thirty Brethren
families led by Alexander Mack, Sr., settled there in 1720 after leaving
Schwarzenau/Eder.Surhuisterveen was located in a marshy area first
colonized by Mennonites.Themain occupation were digging drainage canals
to prepare the land for farming and cutting peat.
It is not known exactly why the Schwarzenau Brethren went there.The
nearby city of Groningen had a flourishing Collegiant community, there was a
strong immersionist movement among the Mennonites at Leeuwarden, another
city in the region.Surhuisterveen had been suggested as a place of
settlement for Swiss Anabaptist refugees in 1710 and 1711 but the plan was
not implemented.It appears that the Brethren had been given counsel by
their friends in the Netherlands that the village would be a safe place to
choose for settlement.
The Brethren held their meetings in a house across from the meetinghouse of
the Waterland Mennonite congregation.They baptized in a nearby pond called
Kortwolde; in 1981 the site was still known but it was a pasture.Seven
Brethren marriages were registered in the record books at Leeuwarden.The
Brethren were given the credit for introducing the cultivation of potatoes
to the area.It is said that Brethren disapproved at first of the local
custom of ice-skating, thinking that it was of the devil.
The Surhuisterveen Brethren were in contact with Brethren who had gone from
Krefeld to Pennsylvania in 1719.Evidently information and appeals from
Brethren in Pennsylvania were instrumental in causing most of those in
Surhuisterveen to decide to migrate to North America.They sailed from
Rotterdam on the Allen in 1729.
A. Tjoelker, Surhuisterveen, Een Dorpstudie (1947); European Origins (1958)
292-96; W.G. Willoughby, "Counting the Cost" (1979) 105-17 passim;D.F.
Durnbaugh, "Brethren Beginnings"
More About JOHAN KALCKGLESER and ANNA LAYENS:
Marriage: 28 Feb 1722/23, Surhuisterveen, West Friesland, Netherlands7
More About AGNES ANNA MARGARETHA:
Died 2: 1758, As recorded in "A History of The German Baprtist Brethren in
Europe and America by Martin Brumbaugh A.M. PHD
Burial: Ephrata, Lancaster Co., Pennsylvania
More About JOHAN KALCKGLESER and AGNES MARGARETHA:
Marriage: Bef. 1729
Children of JOHAN KALCKGLESER and ANNA LAYENS are:
2. i. JACOB2 KALCKGLOSER, b. Germany.
ii. CHRISTOFFEL KALCKGLOSER, b. Frankenthal, Rhineland Palantinte, Germany;
m. MARIA MAGDELENA LIESEL8, Bef. 1729, Netherlands or Germany.
More About CHRISTOFFEL KALCKGLOSER and MARIA LIESEL:
Marriage: Bef. 1729, Netherlands or Germany
iii. EMMANUEL KALCKGLOSER, m. KATHERINE UNK .
This is becoming quite a large family.
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York and Dempsey are experienced defenseman. They respectively have 708 and 203 NHL games under their belt. According to reports, they play very well. Still, it seems that Matt Lashoff and Jordan Sigalet are doing very good, which mean that a decision will have to be made. I always liked Lashoff for his speed and the good decisions he take in his own end. The new NHL is based on speed and, of course, veterans like Dempsey and York , but they are on their last leg. When I look at the blue line with Chara, Stuart and Mara, I think there is enough veterans to help Jurcina, Alberts and Lashoff to complete their development in the big league. It doesn't mean that Dempsey or York could be useless, it simply means that in this new era, where speed IS the difference, you might go in another direction then focusing on aging veterans. If a guy like Lashoff deserves to be on the team, he should have the spot. The only question here is, whether or not, guys like York or Dempsey will accept to be the 7th defenseman. Do we start the season with more veterans and keep Lashoff and Sigalet in Providence in case of an injury? Do we bring them later in the season? What about Mark Stuart, on the shelf right now, who showed great things last year. He will have his stint in Providencem, but after that?
We were all afraid of our defensive corps last year arguing that they were way too young. It was tough, indeed, and the result was ugly. This year, we found ourselves in another position where a competent front office give the team many options. Youth or experience? I'm willing to be in the line of fire, considering the talent at the blue line, and says...youth.


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When I was working in an e-learning company my senior colleague who was an instructional designer (a person who converts a story written in words into comics stories with color full pictures and characters) said, "I hate fiction." I looked puzzled at him and said, "What do you mean?" He said, "I do not like reading novels and story books which are written for entertainment. It's all fiction. Some thing that can not happen in real life. I do no understand why people read novels. Instead one should read autobiographies and real life stories, or history. These are events that have actually occurred in reality. We can learn a lot by reading about these events."
I did not say anything. What I could have said. A person who uses his imagination to create picture based stories can not understand that he can also create a lot of other things using his imagination. How was I to explain him that his mind was always creating a future for him. A product of his imagination—pure fiction.
What is real? Is my past real. Yes, the events have happened. I can not deny all the good and bad deeds that I have done in my past, neither can I deny what is happening right now. It all looks so real. In fact "it is real," but my future...which is always unfolding, taking birth. It never fails to surprise me.
The future that exist in my mind is so different from the future that takes birth. What about our past which looks so real...yes I remember what I had for dinner last night or meeting my friend, but echos coming from my distant past... seems to be so hazy and dream like. In fact it is distorted. A bit of reality and a bit of imagination. Fiction is so hopelessly intertwined with non fiction. Some times a biography of a person is better than a novel, and sometimes a novel is so real that we think we are reading a biography.
Next morning I met my colleague and I showed him my sketches. He said, "Good, good, Yogendra always use your imagination. Make it as interesting as possible. Be creative. Think out of the box."
I said, "Yes Sir, I will use my imagination. I love fiction."


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Leyton Orient manager Martin Ling has held transfer talks with Northampton striker Adebayo Akinfenwa.
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Leyton Orient manager Martin Ling has held transfer talks with Northampton striker Adebayo Akinfenwa.
The 26-year-old former Swansea frontman will be out of contract at Sixfields in the summer and would provide Ling with the physical presence he needs in attack next season.
The Cobblers are keen to keep Akinfenwa but the London-raised player, who made two substitute appearances for Orient as a trialist four years ago, could favour a move back to Brisbane Road.
"I have spoken to Martin Ling and he has told me he wants me to be a member of his squad, although I've also had talks with Northampton," Akinfenwa told the Leyton Guardian.
"I had a good end to the season there, so it is a case of weighing up things and talking with my family and working out what is best.
"Of course I'm very grateful for the opportunity (Northampton boss) Stuart Gray gave me last season so I will be talking with him and the chairman again, but on the other hand I'm a London boy and there is a chance to come home if I join Orient."


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It said visits by people from North America were 17% lower in September compared to a year before. Visits by Europeans were 6% down.
Trips by British people going to North America were 21% lower, but this was partly offset by an increase in visits to Europe. Trips to Iceland, Cyprus and South Africa also increased.
The figures showed the number of holidaymakers and business visitors contributing to the British economy in September was almost 250,000 down on a year before.
Their absence helped to swell the balance of payments deficit on the international travel account to a record £13.7bn in the 12 months to the end of September - an increase of almost 25% over the previous year.
Officials said the decline in September traffic almost certainly understated the full impact of international terrorism on the British travel industry.
The office for national statistics counts visitors as they leave Britain and not as they arrive. It was likely that at least half those leaving during the month began their journey before the attacks on September 11 and could not have been influenced by them when making their travel plans.
There were no separate figures for the second half of the month, when international traffic plummeted.
Nikki Bennett, head of the international travel division at the statistics office, said visits to Britain from North America had started to recover in August after a decline during the spring and summer, caused by the foot and mouth outbreak and the strength of the pound.
Seasonally adjusted figures showed a 19% drop in visits from North America between August and September. "It is likely that any change in the pattern will follow through into the future," she said.
Visitors from the US and Canada account for about a fifth of the money spent by tourists in Britain.
Last year North Americans spent £2.8bn in the country, compared with £900m disbursed by Germans, who were the next biggest spenders.
The British tourist authority said the figures were in line with its predictions that the combined impact of foot and mouth and the events of September 11 could cut inbound tourism revenue by as much as 20% this year, to around £10.8bn.
Jeff Hamblin, the authority's chief executive, said: "The loss of a quarter of a million over seas visitors in one month is tough for an industry which was only just starting to recover from foot and mouth.
"We'll need to go right back to our core values to win new visits to Britain. This means promoting our strengths of heritage, countryside, city life and sport. We've already made plans, with the support of the industry, for a major marketing push in the new year."
October was likely to have been worse, he said, "but after that we expect there to be some signs of recovery".
According to the statistics office, British residents made 56.8m visits abroad last year, nearly 3m more than in 1999. The increase was mainly due to summer holidaymakers. France and Spain were the most popular destinations, but the US jumped to third place with 4.3m visits last year. Visits to Iceland doubled, trips to Cyprus were up by a third and South Africa by a quarter.
Residents took 1.7m more holidays last year, spending £1.2bn more than in 1999. They went on 4.5m day trips abroad - mostly to France - and spent an average of £128 on each visit.


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Appreciating the challenge that start-up companies have in harnessing the talent that exists within New York City's immigrant community, Michael J. Wildes, Managing Partner at Wildes and Weinberg P.C., will lead a seminar covering immigration considerations for startups with an overview of the non-immigrant visa categories, requirements for eligibility for businesses and employees, employee/beneficiary issues, as well as potential solutions to those challenges.
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Bayern's Bundesliga resurgance continues with victory over Gladbach; Champions AZ slip further behind in Holland; Porto thump Vitoria for four
Bayern Munich 2 – Monchengladbach 1 (Bundesliga, December 4, 2009) (Longer highlights here.) Mario Gomez opened for Bayern after 18 minutes against their old rivals Gladbach, the forward striking a low left footed shot from 18-yards before indulging in a strange airplane landing goal celebration with his teammates. Gladbach equalised ten minutes later, Canadian forward Robert Friend threaded a ball through to centre-back Roel Brouwers who slotted home his fourth goal of the season. Bayern had to wait until the final 15 minutes to retake the lead, highly-promising 20-year-old full-back Holger Badstuber was the hero for Munich grabbing his first goal for the club to claim all three points with what appeared to be an overhit free-kick into the top corner.
AZ Alkmaar 1 – Vitesse 2 (Eredivisie, December 4, 2009) Moussa Dembele gave the hosts a ninth-minute advantage but they failed to kill off Vitesse, who won with second-half goals from Lasse Nilsson and Dalibor Stevanovic. Both sides ended the game with ten men after Dembele and Stevanovic were sent off following a scuffle 11 minutes from time.
NAC Breda 2 – Sparta 2 (Eredivisie, December 4, 2009) The visitors took an undeserved lead through Erik Falkenburg before NAC turned the game around through Leonardo and Patrick Zwaanswijk. However, striker Rydell Poepon stole a point for his side with a sublime free-kick 16 minutes from time.
Roda 1 – ADO Den Haag 1 (Eredivisie, December 4, 2009) Mads Junker fired the hosts ahead after 35 minutes but Karim Soltani found the leveller for ADO after 57 minutes to ensure the points were shared. Roda had Arnaud Sutchuin Djoum sent off for a second booking 11 minutes from time.
VVV Venlo 2 – Willem II 1 (Eredivisie, December 4, 2009) VVV Venlo pulled clear of the drop zone after coming from behind to defeat Willem II. Arjan Swinkels fired Willem II ahead after 66 minutes but Adil Auassar (80) equalised before Keisuke Honda smashed home a last-minute penalty to cap the fightback.
Vitoria Guimaraes 1 – FC Porto 4 (Superliga, December 4, 2009) Porto sent out a powerful message tonight to title rivals Braga and Benfica with a thumping 4-1 victory away against in-form Vitoria de Guimaraes. Varela, Falcao, Bruno Alves and Cristian Rodriguez scored the goals, with Andrezinho getting what turned out to be merely a consolation effort for the hosts.
KV Mechelen 2 – Gent 5 (Jupiler League, December 4, 2009)
Besiktas 0 – Diyarbakirspor 0 (Super Lig, December 4, 2009) The crowd enjoyed a piece of classic comedy when Besiktas teammates Rodrigo Tabata and Ismail Koybasi collided in the opposition box with both players ending up flat on their backs.
Wellington Phoenix 1 – Melbourne Victory 1 (A-League, December 4, 2009) The visitors had Nick Ward sent off before halftime and the hosts took advantage with header by vice-captain Tim Brown early in the second half. However, the Phoenix allowed the Victory back into the game and the equaliser came to Roddie Vargas from an 86th minute corner.
Adelaide United 0 – Newcastle Jets 2 (A-League, December 4, 2009) Jets captain Matt Thompson striking on the stroke of half time before a second half penalty from Jin-Hyung Song gave Newcastle all three points and kept United rooted at the bottom of the table.
Huracan 0 – Banfield 1 (Apertura, December 4, 2009) Santiago Silva's second-half header gave Banfield victory to move the club back into first place.
Godoy Cruz 1 – Rosario Central 1 (Apertura, December 4, 2009) Godoy Cruz snatched a point when Federico Higuain converted a penalty in the final minute of stoppage time. That came after Diego Bragheiri scored what appeared the winner for Rosario Central in the 90th minute.
Racing Club 1 – Tigre 0 (Apertura, December 4, 2009) Racing's Sebastian Grazzini scored in the 69th minute to secure victory over Tigre.


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Shiney Ahuja has claimed that Bollywood has supported him through his trial.
The actor's appeal against the high court conviction for raping his maid in 2010 has been accepted.
He told The Times of India: "It was good to see that the entire Bollywood fraternity has not forgotten me. I'm grateful to all who have been by my side. I remember last month I bumped into filmmaker Imtiaz Ali in my building.
"He came forward, hugged me, and asked, 'How are you, Shiney?' It was just a single line but that line had lot of meaning and warmth. I could actually feel his concern and empathy for me."
The Life...in a Metro star will next be seen in the horror film Ghost and in a small cameo role in Barfee.
Ahuja added: "I'm truly grateful to Anurag [Basu] for having faith in me and offering me the role in his next movie. Besides being a close friend, he has also been a wonderful human being.
"His words still echo in my ears, 'Shiney, whatever legal matter you are busy with, just don't worry about your career. Your brother is there to support you'. And I guess that gave me the strength to make a comeback in Bollywood."


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Makes about 24 biscuits
75g butter
5 tbsp caster sugar
3 tbsp plain flour
50g chopped hazelnuts
50g chopped mixed peel
25g sultanas, chopped
25g glacé cherries, washed and chopped
75g plain chocolate
75g milk chocolate
¼ tsp freshly ground whole allspice (optional)
½ fresh red chilli, deseeded and chopped (optional)
Ask an adult to heat the oven to 180C/gas mark 4. Grease a baking tray and line it with baking parchment or silicon paper to stop the biscuits sticking. Then ask an adult to watch while you melt the butter and sugar together in a pan on the stove. Remove the mixture from the heat and add the flour, nuts, mixed peel, sultanas and cherries.
Lay teaspoonfuls of the mixture on the baking sheet, leaving a big gap around them as the mixture will spread flat when it is cooking in the oven. Ask an adult to put them in the oven for 10 minutes and then remove them for you. Make sure you neaten up the edges before they harden – be careful as they will be hot.
Melt the two types of chocolate in a microwave. Heat on medium for one minute, then reduce the time to 10-second bursts until the chocolate is almost melted. Stir to melt the last little bit. Add the allspice and chilli if you are using them.
Turn the florentines over and spread the chocolate over the flat side of the biscuits. Chill in the fridge to set the chocolate. These last for up to a week in an airtight container.


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Hi there Fiki! What a lovely card, super cute image and the die cuts are so delicate! Can you please confirm in a comment that this is your first time playing in the Snippets Playground? I always welcome new Playmates and am sure that, although I've often seen your name in Blogland, this is the first time you came to play on the swings :) Just added myself as a follower!ReplyDelete
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Added a new video today, its the video of the zentai-less T-fa cosplay in the black and white lolita dress. I just realised that I haven't made a video for the T-fa mask yet. I guess it is about time [ Read More ]
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Hi everyone, I did an update today on the Winter lolita angel gallery page. Its been a while since the shoot was over and I finally got a little time to put up the video. If you pay attention to [ Read More ]
Winter has decended from the heavens as a cute lolita angel~^_^ The gallery for the white lolita angel dress is now opened. In the preview shown a few days ago, some pictures of Winter in this costume has been revealed. [ Read More ]
It has been a long time since I took a large photoshoot in a cosplay costume. The recent few were small event shots and occupational clothes. Remembering again how it feels, a cosplay costume transformed me into a different image [ Read More ]
I've encoded a larger version of the Gothic Lolita Angel video on YouTube and replaced the former one with this. The previous one has too much room on the top and bottom wihch I could have zoomed in to make [ Read More ]
Without noticing, its already been shortly over a year since I started this anime-kao Kigurumi website~ With Easter, I just remembered the high priestess bunny cosplay I did during the same time last year. Thank you everyone for a year [ Read More ]
I guess many would be uninterested to hear more about the mask making process as it enters each of its stages. Turns out that I've made two casts of each of the two head forms, so that makes 4 masks… [ Read More ]


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One of the key ideas in The Power of Pull by John Hagel, John Seeley Brown and Lang Davison is that changes in the business environment are leading to a situation where rather than creating great ideas and then pushing them out to the world, we need to take advantage of knowledge flows by pulling in ideas and resources. Hagel does a good job of outlining six of the factors leading to environmental change in his Tedx talk – it is well worth your time to watch it:
One of the key implications of this is that if we are going to execute a pull strategy, we need to have some gravity – we need to be able to draw people, resources and ideas towards us. How can we do this? Here are some ideas:
- Create our own novel ideas: One of the ironies in this approach is that if we are going to pull resources to us, we need to give away some value. We need to create novel and innovative ideas that will help others improve their situation. In part, we need to have what Hugh MacLeod calls smarter conversations:
Ask not what tools you want to use, ask how you want to change how you talk to people. All evolutions in marketing are evolutions in language. Those who can raise the level of conversation in any market, win.
- Make it easy for people to find your smarter conversations: In the book they talk about increasing your 'findability'. This part is tricky – if you're not careful, you can fall back into using push strategies to promote your ideas. Social media is one way to increase findability. But so are the old-fashioned methods of building networks. This is where some of Seth Godin's ideas are useful – find the people that care about what you're talking about, and if your ideas are good, and you're lucky, they'll tell other people about them.
- Give up power: one final step is give up power – you have to get power out to the other members of your network. Here is how a review of the book in The Economist concludes:
What does all this mean for firms? They will have to shift from a command-and-control approach to one in which the company becomes a platform for employees to make the best possible use their pulling power. That will mean pushing more resources from the corporate centre to those employees who are most exposed to change. Employees should also be encouraged to spend more time nurturing their networks both online and off, and tweeting to their heart's content. Firms that ban their employees from using Facebook or Twitter may suffer the same fate as the big wooden effigy at the Burning Man festival, which, as you may have guessed, goes up in flames.
In the book, they talk about the importance of empowering everyone in order to increase passion:
As we begin to realize that scalable efficiency cannot see us through a shift to near-constant disruption, we will begin to see that performance improvement by everyone counts, not just performance improvement for "knowledge workers."
We will begin to redefine all jobs, especially those performed at the "bottom of the institutional pyramid," in ways that facilitate problem solving, experimentation, and tinkering. This will foster more widespread performance improvement. Everyone, even the most unskilled worker, will be viewed as a critical problem-solver and knowledge-worker contributing to performance improvement. One need only walk through the assembly lines of a Toyota plant to see highly motivated workers who are passionate about their jobs because they can tangibly see how they are making a difference by tackling challenging work problems and contributing to greater value.
I was discussing ideas similar to these with a consulting client this morning. At the moment, they have an innovation process that is highly concentrated within the upper tier of management. They see a need to start including other managers in innovation, but they still can't see how to get the low-skilled workers involved.
We talked about how if they can figure out to do this, it will lead to significant differentiation between them and the rest of their industry (one of their competitors was telling me last week about how one of their plants had more than 100% turnover in 2009 – which is mind-boggling in several ways!)
I don't know if they can do it. I hope so – and I'm going to do my best to help them. One encouraging point is that they see a need to move towards a more knowledge-based business model in order to continue to do well over the longer term.
One key component in such a strategy is figuring out how to pull ideas, people and resources into the organization.
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West Coast Conference Tells Seattle No Expansion
Matt Peloquin
Seattle University's dreams of returning to NCAA Division I athletics won't happen in the West Coast Conference — at least not in the immediate future.
WCC commissioner Michael Gilleran has informed Seattle U officials that conference presidents have decided against any expansion now or in the foreseeable future, all but ending the Redhawks' hopes of rejoining the conference.
Seattle U, a member of the WCC from 1971 until 1980, was once a Division I power, with a heritage that included a number of NBA players, including Hall of Famer Elgin Baylor. Financial strain and athletic struggles led the school to drop out of Division I.
"This was a decision the WCC took regarding its conference and size rather than decision about Seattle U," said the Rev. Stephen Sundborg, university president. "We had not applied, so it was not a judgment about Seattle U."
Last October, Seattle U started a formal review of its athletic affiliation, specifically to determine if a return to Division I, and ideally the WCC, was feasible. The school had intended to go to its board of trustees on May 10 with a recommendation to go Division I, stay at Division II or examine other athletic affiliations.
The university was up front with WCC members about its desire to apply for conference membership if the school's board of trustees approved a move back to Division I. The WCC consists of private schools of similar size and mission, including Gonzaga, Portland and Saint Mary's.
The WCC presidents met during last week's WCC basketball tournament in Portland, Ore. After the tournament concluded, Gilleran informed Seattle U of the presidents' decision.
The timing was a surprise.
"I had not anticipated at this time they would come to a clear and definitive decision," Sundborg said.
Messages left for Gilleran were not immediately returned.
The path toward Seattle U's Division I bid began with the hiring of Joe Callero as men's basketball coach. The Redhawks have improved in recent seasons and were Great Northwest Athletic Conference champions this year.
Callero got the news of the WCC's decision just before leaving to the NCAA Division II west regional in Arcata, Calif.
"I'm not completely shocked by somebody saying not right now," Callero said while sitting in San Francisco International Airport. "It's kind of the nature of decision making that there is nothing guaranteed. I still think we're a fantastic fit."
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Created by artists Carolyn Quartermaine and Didier Mahieu, the Glade room at London restaurant Sketch is a dreamy forest landscape inspired by a communion card from the 1900s, handed down to Didier by his grandmother. Carolyn explains how it was executed as hand-applied decoupage: 'We enlarged the original image, before printing it out on to hundreds of metres of paper.' A team of 12 then used scalpels to cut the image into tens of thousands of pieces, some a metre long, others as tiny as postage stamps. Meanwhile, she and Didier painted the wall in tonal blues and greens, against which the cut-out pieces were pasted, before finally adding trompe l'oeil shadows to the leaves.
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Wenkui, F., Ligang, L., Jin, S., Dawei, W. et al., "Dynamic Simulation Analysis of Pothole Event Based on vRLDA," SAE Technical Paper 2016-01-0451, 2016, https://doi.org/10.4271/2016-01-0451.
Virtual Road Load Data Acquisition (vRLDA) is to replace traditional Road Load Data Acquisition (RLDA) thus becomes the important method to obtain the load for the fatigue analysis of the vehicle components. Pothole event, which is a typical loadcase among vehicle durability test in the development process, is simulated based on Adams/Car in this paper. Flex-body is adopted in the full vehicle model in order to improve the simulation accuracy. Flexible ring tire model, FTire, is used for the benefit of validity in higher frequency domain. The result shows that simulation result correlated well both in wheel center travel and load of tire and suspension parts. Consequently, it is available to predict the max effective jounce travel and body max load in the early phase of vehicle development thus decrease the potential risk in the later phase and the total research cost. vRLDA is also proven as a reliable and effective method to obtain the load.


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U-Haul to Convert Dr. Pepper Bottling Plant in Lafayette, LA, to Self-Storage
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U-Haul International Inc. has purchased a former Dr. Pepper bottling plant in Lafayette, La., and will convert the 71,045-square-foot, steel-frame building into a self-storage facility. Once known as the Acadiana Bottling Plant, the building is on 2.5 acres at 700 Kaliste Saloom Road. It will be rebranded as U-Haul Moving and Storage at Kaliste Saloom.


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Kiehl's Kicks Off LifeRide to Benefit amfAR
Kiehl's Kicks Off LifeRide to Fight AIDS
In a continuation of its partnership with amfAR, the Foundation for AIDS Research, Kiehl's is going full speed ahead with charity endeavors. This weekend marks the start of the second annual LifeRide, a week-long motorcycle road trip to raise awareness and funds for amfAR. Kiehl's USA President Chris Salgardo will join stars including Jason Lee, Mark-Paul Gosselaar, and Tyson Beckford on the ride up the East Coast, which begins Sunday and ends Aug. 6. The riders will stop at Kiehl's stores with checks for amfAR totaling $75,000. Check the tour schedule to see when the ride is stopping near you, and you'll receive an in-store 15 percent discount that day. (As if the chance to see Tyson Beckford in the flesh wasn't enough incentive.)
Can't make it to the events but want to contribute to the cause? A motorcycle-themed version of the brand's popular Ultra Facial Cream ($46) will be sold to raise $25,000; buy it on Kiehls.com with the code liferide and you'll score free ground shipping and a week's supply of Creme de Corps lotion — not to mention the good feeling of helping support AIDS research. It's a win-win situation.


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Firstly, I don't know why it says I've got a 0% response rate, as I hosted loads of people when I lived in Korea :-s You can see some in my references, sadly only a small percentage of them left references.
When I lived in Saudi the only requests I got were from proper dodgy looking Saudi guys who already lived in the area and probably wouldn't agree with my lifestyle, as somebody who usually had booze in the house in a country where it's a criminal offence with SERIOUSLY harsh punishments. I did make a lot of cool friends from many countries in Saudi through couchsurfing meet up groups and parties though. Nobody has actually requested to stay with me since I've lived in China, as my town is lame and there's nothing here, but I'd be happy to host if somebody asked. I'm moving to central Shanghai in September though, so will most likely have the requests rolling in from then, and will host as much as I can :-)
I am renowned for being a very strange girl with far too much to say for myself, but if you don't like me then don't talk to me is all i have to say on that, life is too short for games and bullshit. I'm confidant, not overly, not arrogant, I just know who I am and love it, everyone should, it's the key to happiness, as the one thing in your life that is a constant is yourself. I am currently working as an English teacher in China, but in the past I've lived and worked in South Korea and Saudi Arabia also. If you want to surf at my place then you must be ok with dogs, I have two. They are only little and very friendly and housebroken, but I understand some people just don't like them.
Why I'm on Couchsurfing
I live alone in a two bedroom apartment (but one room has no bed) in Qidong, Nantong, my lounge has a comfy couch.. The floor space is endless.
I'm quite an experienced hoster now, I've hosted people from all over the world and they have always been very happy. I've made lots of friends on couchsurfing from the meet up and event groups, but never actually stayed with anybody myself yet.
Walking my dogs, dancing...
- dogs
- festivals
- dancing
- cooking
- wine
- walking
- partying
- swimming
- teaching
- beaches
- mountains
One Amazing Thing I've Done
Not ONE! That's not fair!
Visit Angkor Wat. Safari in Kenya and saw wild lions, giraffes, rhinos, hippos, about a million zebras and antelopes, and heaps more. Ha Long Bay cruise in Vetnam. Motorbike around the mountains and endless tea plantations in Sri Lanka. Swim in luminous waters in the middle of the night at Koh Rong, Camboda. Had afternoon tea and wine at the top of the Burj Khalifa (tallest building in the world), Dubai. Driven a car in the desert of Saudi Arabia (Never had a lesson and it's illegal for women to drive in Saudi). Rave on a secluded island...somewhere in Cambodia. Rave in an abandoned mental institution....somewhere in London. Rave in a HUGE underground WWII military bunker....somewhere in Manchester. Camped, danced and drank for 4-5 days at many rock festivals. Jump from a waterfall in Laos. Hug and kiss a giraffe. Play with a lion. Visit an elephant orphanage in Kenya. Road trip up the coast of California. See pods of wild dolphins off the coast of Wales and California. See hundreds of wild elephant seals sunning themselves on a California beach. Raised two dogs I rescued from a meat market in S Korea. Fall in and out of love more times than I can count.
Teach, Learn, Share
I can share endless crazy stories about my shenanigans and just insane situations I've found myself in....maybe you'll even get into one with me! Haha!
What I Can Share with Hosts
Stories of my travels. Cooking from around the world. Generally a great time :-)
Countries I've Visited
Bahrain, Cambodia, China, Croatia, Hong Kong, Kenya, Laos, Netherlands, Philippines, Scotland, Sri Lanka, Thailand, United Arab Emirates, Viet Nam
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