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Local history, contemporary music and classical Japanese theatre practices meet in Shadow Catch, a brand new chamber opera that weaves together four stories from the Downtown Eastside. Rich with haunting characters and artistic hat-tips to noh, Shadow Catch features an evocative score by four Vancouver composers (Dorothy Chang, Jennifer Butler, Farshid Samandari, and Benton Roark), as well as an original text by celebrated Vancouver poet Daphne Marlatt.
Shadow Catch—which premieres at the Firehall Arts Centre on December 2 as part of Vancouver Pro Musica's Further East/Further West series—tells the story of a young runaway newly arrived in Vancouver who spends the night in Oppenheimer Park—and the four spirits who appear to him in his dreams. These spirits recount aspects of the dynamic pre-war history of the Powell Street neighbourhood.
The Bulletin recently spoke with Colleen Lanki (stage director) and composer Roark about Shadow Catch—and the compelling journey it holds for its audiences.
The marketing material for Shadow Catch describes it as "a brand new chamber opera inspired by Japanese noh." In what ways has Shadow Catch been inspired by noh theatre?
Colleen Lanki You can see the noh influence in the libretto. Daphne Marlatt has done a lot of research into noh theatre over the years, and the characters she's created are extremely noh-like. To some degree noh also influenced the music, and there's a fair bit of noh influence in the movement and the staging. Someone who is familiar with noh would recognize these influences.
Shadow Catch explores the history of the very neighbourhood where it will be performed. How has proximity to the setting of the play affected the project?
Benton Roark It's been wonderful to be able to build a relationship with the neighbourhood. I've tried as much as possible to spend time there. I attended the Powell Street Festival and the recent commemorative Asahi baseball game. I've wandered the park at night. I see now that it's a bustling community. Having that sort of proximity has been helpful for the project. I could close my eyes while writing and picture things.
Benton: tell me a little bit about the section of the piece that you composed. Who is your character?
BR I chose the Warrior play. In noh, these plays typically focus on a ghost who is shamed, or defeated, or whose soul is searching for peace. In Shadow Catch, the Warrior play concerns a member of the Asahi baseball team. He first appears as an old man speaking in mysterious poetry, and he reveals his true self to be this star of a championship team. I really followed the narrative quite closely in my music. I wanted to evoke the joy of his memories and of his life leading up to internment and juxtapose that with the sadness of what transpires to him. There's a strong juxtaposition to my act, and it was driven by wanting to find the light in the dark.
What is your favourite moment in Shadow Catch?
CL My favourite moment is when one of the characters becomes her young self. It's quite glorious. She appears as an old blind woman, and then over the course of a few bars she transforms into a young, strong woman who ran a brothel. It's a magical moment. The transformation moments are all beautiful, and are recognizable as noh. Characters will often first appear as an elderly person—maybe an everyday wood gatherer—and then they reveal themselves to be a god, or the ghost of a warrior. That type of noh characterization is something that Daphne has chosen to construct and examine in Shadow Catch.
What feeling or impression do you want your audiences to be left with at the conclusion of Shadow Catch?
BR Shadow Catch is not meant to be a cold history lesson. It truly is poetry. I want people to have a feeling of the profundity of where they live. I want them to be inspired to think about it more.
Shadow Catch premieres December 2 at the Firehall Arts Centre (280 East Cordova Street—mere blocks from Oppenheimer Park, where the events of the opera take place) and runs until December 4. Tickets are $30/$18 and can be purchased at 604.689.0926. For more information, visit shadowcatch.blogspot.com.
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Shadow Catch is a Japanese Noh-influenced, brand new chamber opera that weaves together four stories from Vancouver's Downtown Eastside. Rich with local history and haunting characters, this riveting tale features an evocative score by four Vancouver composers: Dorothy Chang, Jennifer Butler, Farshid Samandari, and Benton Roark.
Shadow Catch—which premieres December 2 as part of Vancouver Pro Musica's Further East/Further West series—tells the story of a young runaway newly arrived in Vancouver who spends the night in Oppenheimer Park—and the four spirits who appear to him in his dreams. These spirits recount aspects of the dynamic pre-war history of the Powell Street neighbourhood, beginning with K'emk'émelay, the grove of giant maple trees cleared for Stamp's Mill in the 1860s. Further acts introduce the ghost of a Japanese Canadian ballplayer from the famous Asahi baseball team; a 1920s-era, Hastings Street madam; and a demon-figure ex-cop wrestling with memories of corruption during the labour riots of the 1930s.
Shadow Catch features an original text by celebrated Vancouver poet Daphne Marlatt. Stage direction is provided by Colleen Lanki, artistic director of TomoeArts. Musical director Marguerite Witvoet leads an ensemble of flute (Mark McGregor), cello (Lee Duckles), and percussion (Brian Nesselroad), and a cast of five singers: Joseph Bulman, Melanie Adams, Michael Mori, Margo Levae, and Lawrence Cotton.
Though the music in Shadow Catch is contemporary and representative of the distinctive styles of the four composers, elements in the scoring, movement, and libretto have been influenced by traditional Japanese Noh theatre. Moments within each of the four acts unfold with the delicacy of a flower, as is common with Japanese Noh; each of the ghosts corresponds to a different type of Noh play (god play, warrior play, woman play, and demon play); chant-style singing—a staple of Noh—is present throughout. And director Lanki—a specialist in Japanese theatre whose recent productions have explored Japanese classical dance—is well versed in the genre.
Shadow Catch premieres December 2 at the Firehall Arts Centre (280 East Cordova Street—and mere blocks from Oppenheimer Park, where the events of the opera take place) and runs until December 4. Tickets are $30/$18 and can be purchased at 604.689.0926. For more information, visit www.vancouverpromusica.ca.


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Propagation whether from seed or cutting is the starting point of growing anything so I've invested in a bit of kit to assist me in getting the propagation environment just right. I've been using a Vitopod propagator from Greenhouse Sensation for a few years with a lot of success. It's heated with an easy to control thermostat so I can tailor the warmth to the seeds I'm trying to germinate. Not getting too hot is just as important as not being too cold when it comes to germinating seeds. Some seeds just won't germinate if it's too warm.
Once seeds have germinated they need light to grow well. Too little light can lead weak to etiolated seedlings. While the polytunnel obviously gets a lot of light and I've never had a problem with etiolated seedlings the days are shorter at the end of winter and beginning of Spring. Shorter day length can affect the flowering of plants, this is known as Photoperiodism. I don't plan on specifically growing plants that demonstrate photoperiodism currently but I do want to make sure that my seedlings benefit from having the maximum light they can. Using artificial light also means I can start my seedlings inside if I want to, that I can extend my growing year by starting seeds off earlier and I can grow plants that are used to longer growing periods.
With all those benefits in mind I had been thinking about how to use some horticultural light in the propagation area of the polytunnel. Fortunately, Greenhouse sensation have just brought out a light kit for the Vitopod propagator so I treated myself this week. It's very easy to put together and fixes onto the propagator with suction pads. I've plugged it into a timer and set that so the lights come on from 3am to 6am increasing the day length.
Here's a picture of the lights on the propagator. The support for the lights is made out of clear plastic so it does look like the lights are just floating above the propagator. You can adjust the height of the lights very easily.
As we move properly into Spring the permanent plants in the polytunnel are showing signs of new life. My perennial vegetables the Tree Cabbage and Nine Star Broccoli are flourishing. I've got three Tree Cabbage and five of the Nine Star Broccoli. I grew the Tree Cabbage from seed but bought the Nine Star Broccoli as plug plants. As perennial vegetables they stay put all year round. You can pick the leaves from the Tree Cabbage to use as you would a cabbage and the Nine Star Broccoli acts like purple sprouting broccoli but is a cauliflower. It produces multiple small cauliflower like heads and will continue to be productive over at least 3 years. You can get the Tree Cabbage seed from The Real Seed Catalogue and the Nine Star Broccoli plants from Victoriana Nursery Gardens
We've also got fruit trees in the polytunnel. Once again the Apricot seems to be aiming to be the first to blossom.
Hopefully we'll have another good harvest this year.
Last year we tried growing in straw bales for the first time. It was very successful and the bales have survived the winter. They aren't quite as sturdy as they were though so I think this year I'll mainly use them for salad crops. I'm going to leave them in their current position because I suspect they might disintegrate a bit if I start hauling them around the polytunnel.
This is how they look right now.
As you can see the polytunnel could do with a bit of a clean. After the big storm recently we've decided to replace the cover so there's little point cleaning it now. We've got the replacement cover ready to put on we just need to wait for a dry, non windy day.
Spring is coming
It was a gorgeous day in the Fens today and it really felt as if Spring as on the way. There are Snowdrops in our wood and the trees are in bud. This was the view across our paddocks this afternoon.
I spent the day in the Polytunnel planting some Sweet Chestnuts. One of our long term projects is to increase the size of our wood and expand the tree species that we have growing on the smallholding. Sweet Chestnuts will provide both a wood and nut crop. Rather than buying in trees I like to grow the first batch from seed then take cuttings. I get all my tree seed from Tree Seeds Online the seeds come with clear instructions and I've had good germination rates.
I've started using deep tomato pots from The Garden Superstore for any trees with a deep tap root. The pots I've planted the Sweet Chestnuts in are 26cm deep which should be more than deep enough and being square they take up less space.
As well as planting my Sweet Chestnuts I re-potted the Alder and Staghorn Sumac that I grew from seed last year. I've got about 30 of each which isn't bad for a few pounds, if you've got the time, space and patience growing from seed is very economical. I also planted on a few Lavender plants and Hollyhocks that have been overwintering in the Polytunnel and needed a bit more space.
Next weekend I'll be sorting out my Sweet Peppers that are in the propagator most of them have germinated
Here's a picture of the Sweet Chestnuts in their long square pots, the Staghorn Sumac, Alder and the Sweet Peppers.
I'm going to be growing some other trees from seed this year Walnut, Olive and Oak. I think the Olive will be the most challenging. A lot of tree seeds need to undergo Stratification before they will germinate. This means simulating winter temperatures and is most easily done using the fridge. Olive seeds also need to undergo scarification which is a process designed to make the testa (seed coat) more permeable to water and gases (and thus more likely to germinate).
Polytunnel Pineapples, Tomatoes, Basil & Shallots
A few years ago while on holiday in Cornwall we visited the lost gardens of Heligan. It's a beautiful garden and the background of how it was rescued from decay and ruin is an excellent read. If you search for lost gardens of heligan on Amazon you can find the book and DVDs. One of the most interesting things at Heligan is the Pineapple Pit. It is heated by horse manure and designed specifically for growing Pineapples, a prized rare plant in Victorian times. You can read more about the Heligan Pineapple Pit on their blog post The story of the £10,000 Pineapple
We don't have a pineapple pit at Hooters Hall but we do have our hot beds now so I've decided to have a go propagating some pineapple tops. This is going to be a long term project. Once a Pineapple top has successfully rooted it will take 2 years before it flowers.
I bought my pineapples from the supermarket. There are lots of You Tube videos and written information online about propagating pineapples. Basically you need to slice off the top then strip the leaves off the bottom inch or so. As you strip the stalk you can see little brown tendrils which will become the roots.
Some of the information online advises rooting your pineapple stalk in water but I've planted mine in a pot with some free draining compost. I've buried the pots in the hot bed so now we just need to wait and see if they root. Here are some pictures of the process.
Less exotic than the pineapples I also got my tomato, basil and shallot seeds planted this weekend. I've got a few varieties of Tomato including a dwarf windowsill variety Tiny Tim, Brandywine, Black Russian and some early varieties from Europe.
The Basil I'm growing this year is a British variety which I haven't tried before. It's supposed to be better suited to our climate more tolerant of the British Summer weather. This year I am determined to do several sowings of Basil and get better at using it in preserving / making pesto . I did quite well with my tomatoes last year and we're still enjoying dehydrated, frozen tomatoes and green tomato chutney.
The heated propagator is still full of my Sweet Peppers so I put the seed trays with the tomatoes and basil in the hot bed with the pineapples. I also planted some Shallot seeds. It's the first time I've grown Shallots. I've got some in seed trays and a row of them in the raised bed in the polytunnel.
Here are all my seed trays tucked up, nice and cosy in the hot bed.


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7 comments:
- Raquel said...
Oh Mary, you just loss Addie 5 months ago! You can't beat yourself up about it. It's still very raw. You tried and I'm sure your sister in law understands.
Thinking of you and sending hugs your way!
- February 26, 2011 at 7:17 PM
- Sherri said...
You definitely don't suck, and you're not an asshole!!!! I'm proud of you for making it that far (I don't think I could have) It all takes time... maybe in a little while, in a more relaxed setting (your place or maybe theirs) it'll be easier for you. The hospital is not the most comfortable place for your emotions. You made a huge effort, and that has to be appreciated by everyone else involved! Don't beat yourself up over this!
((hugs)) and prayers!
- February 26, 2011 at 8:05 PM
- Becky said...
Try not to be so hard on yourself Mary, making it even to the hospital alone was huge. I agree with Sherri, maybe somewhere outside a hospital setting will be easier.
- February 26, 2011 at 10:08 PM
- Natasha said...
You definitely do not suck! You are not very far out from losing your precious girl and you did try. I almost walked out of a shoe store today because 2 moms were gushing (very loudly) about how fabulous their newborns were. I almost burst into tears in the middle of buying some summer shoes. You don't suck and you're not an asshole. You're human and a mom and you're grieving. I'm sure your family understands.
Praying for peace and strength for you mama.
- February 26, 2011 at 10:17 PM
- Unknown said...
Mary, no epic fail. You made it to the hospital. That is a huge step. She has to understand and there is no way your an asshole! Please don't be disappointing in yourself either. You are human and still grieving. Stay strong Momma!
<3 <3 Hugs and lots of love <3 <3
- February 27, 2011 at 12:07 PM
- Melissa said...
You have to be proud of each step...it will get easier. It's only been 6 months. I love the quote Carly marie said, "A mother only grieves because she loves so deeply." You are having a tough time right now and that's ok, you love Addie and she's not here and that is hard....it's ok. I pray for peach for you and that at some point you will have the strength to hold your nephew.
- February 27, 2011 at 8:47 PM
- Jenn said...
As the others have said - you did the best you could and that all you can expect yourself to be able to do. You're in such a vulnerable place right now and responses like that are normal. Be gentle with yourself. xx
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Early risers can accompany the chef to the covered market in Épernay to select the best seasonal produce for today's lunch. Later, explore the town, surrounded by vineyards and known the world over for its Champagne houses. Enjoy a private tasting at Moët & Chandon and lunch ashore at La Briqueterie before cruising to Mareuil-sur-Ay.
This morning's canal cruise offers opportunities for walking or cycling along the towpath. Then, visit Reims where the Gothic cathedral hosted coronations of French kings with glittering pageantry. Visit the Musée des Beaux-Arts and take time to explore the shops before returning to your barge.
Travel to a family-run Champagne house today for a tasting. Then cruise to Châlons-en-Champagne with time to explore its Gothic cathedral and view the remarkable statuary at the Cloister Museum at Notre-Dame-en-Vaux. Back on board your barge, the chef prepares a sumptuous dinner for this evening's gala farewell to the cruise week.
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I hope you're hard at work on your final projects, which are due on Wednesday.
You will need to bring a printed copy of your half of the final project to class on Wednesday night. If, for whatever reason, your project will be late, you MUST email me by 3 p.m. on Wednesday afternoon so that we can figure out when you will be finished, make alternative arraignments, and be able to hand it off to your designated classmate for a critique. Any excused late paper will be penalized three points.
Because your classmates are counting on you finishing on time in order for them to be able to do their critique and the second half of the project, unexcused late projects (i.e. if you don't email me before class) will not be accepted.
On to class: This week we're going to look at the Dean campaign in 2003 and 2004 and talk about its impact on online campaigning. Here are some articles to get you started:
- Ed Cone
- Micah Sifry I
- Micah Sifry II
- Matthew Kerbel and Joel Bloom (PDF)
- Garance Franke-Ruta
- And a chapter on DeanSpace from Extreme Democracy (where you can read more chapters if interested).
Also check out this nifty archive of the Dean bats. If you really get into this, there's a new Dean internet book out too.
Also: As I said, I want to offer a second "Omniclass" opportunity on Wednesday, so if there are topics you'd like me to cover, please let me know! This is your last chance to ask all of the random internet-related questions you have kicking around in your head.Explore posts in the same categories: Spring 2008


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Flossie Fensch
November 12, 1917 ‒ August 06, 2018
Mansfield, Ohio
Flossie Fensch passed away Monday, August 6, 2018 in Good Shepherd Home in Ashland. She was 100 years old.
She was born November 12, 1917 to parents Lee Erwin & Rena Belle (Wolford) Hoover in Bellville, Ohio. After Flossie was graduated from high school, she attended business college. For over 27 years she worked in the office at Tappan.
During World War II Flossie left the work force to help with the war effort. She served in the U.S. Navy stateside in Washington, D.C.
On September 16, 1966 she married Edwin August Fensch and they spent 31 wonderful years together until he passed away in 1991.
Flossie was a long-time member of St. John's United Church of Christ in Mansfield and the Tappan Alumni ladies group.
She is survived by two step sons Timothy and Linda Fensch of Walterboro, SC and Thomas Fensch of North Chesterfield, VA; grandsons Joel and Paulina Fensch of Johns Creek, GA, and Nathaniel and Manna Fensch of China; three great grandchildren Alyson and Emila Fensch and baby boy Fensch (yet to be named); her sister Clara Bachelder of Mansfield; along with many nieces, nephews and extended family.
In addition to her loving husband, she was preceded in death by her parents and siblings Alva Hoover, Melvin Hoover, Orland Hoover, Mary Gast, and Wava Thompson.
The Fensch family will receive friends Monday, August 13, 2018 from 11:30 am to 12:30 p.m. in the Marion Avenue Snyder Funeral Home. A graveside service honoring Flossie will be held Monday at 1 pm in Mansfield Cemetery. The Rev. Jared Ruari will speak and military honors will be performed by the Richland County Joint Veterans Burial Detail.
Memorial contributions to the Parkinson's Foundation, Ohio Health Hospice or the Renaissance Performing Arts may be made at the funeral home.
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This was originally a banana bread recipe. But I wasn't paying proper attention, and so it turned out more like a cake than a bread. I added more banana than the bread called for (40 grams more), and I think my eggs were bigger. I always use a scale when baking, so that made following the British directions easy.
100g sultanas (golden raisins)
75ml dark rum
(5 tablespoons or a scant 1/3 cup)
175g flour
(about 1 1/3 cups)
2 teaspoons baking powder
1/2 teaspoon baking soda
1/2 teaspoon salt
125g unsalted butter, melted
(4 1/2 ounces - that's a bit more than a stick of butter)
150g sugar
2 large eggs
4 small, very ripe bananas (about 340g weighed without skin), smashed
chopped pecans
2 small bundt pans, buttered and floured
Preheat the oven to 350ºF and get started on the rest, getting the pans ready first.
Put the flour, baking powder, bicarb and salt in a medium-sized bowl and, using your hands or a wooden spoon, combine well. In a large bowl, mix the melted butter and sugar and beat until blended.
Beat in the smashed bananas, then the eggs one at a time. Then, with your wooden spoon, stir in the pecans, sultanas and rum. Add the flour mixture and stir well, but not furiously.
Spoon into the bundt pans and bake in the middle of the oven for 45 minutes. When they're ready, an inserted toothpick or fine skewer should come out cleanish.
I think a good addition to this cake would be a syrup poured over it. Perhaps in the microwave heat up 1/4 cup sugar and 2 tablespoons rum. Poke little holes in the cake, then slowly spoon the syrup all over the cake.
Now if you just want to make one small bundt cake, here's the ingredients
50g sultanas (golden raisins)
2-3 tablespoons dark rum
88g flour
(about 2/3 cup)
1 teaspoons baking powder
1/4 teaspoon baking soda
1/4 teaspoon salt
63g unsalted butter, melted
(a bit more than a half stick of butter)
75g sugar
1 large eggs
2 small, very ripe bananas (about 170g weighed without skin), smashed
30g chopped pecans
I know that for some people my giving the measurements by weight is a pain, but my suggestion is that you might really like having a scale. The electronic ones all give imperial and metric weights, and it makes being accurate so much easier.
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Zen gems in the Cat Garden!
Cat-gardening involves the knack of being in the right place at the right time – like just fancying a nap by the rare ivy bought from a flower show. It is the ivy that always needs watering twice in this hot weather. So just being near it brings you some points.
Then there is that job of arranging a cool, serene, calming, healing rosy carpet of Zen messages all over the place which is easy. This chore fits in perfectly with that nap you have been dying to have just ten minutes after the first nap got over, to snack a little on the gourmet cat food before it vanishes.
The Zen markers for any given day are these: instead of watching Netflix, (that awful new movie The Outsider with Jared Leto in it, so boring and clichéd and trite) pet your cats as much as possible and feel the soothing energy seeping into you!
Then if you must watch Netflix continue watching Tabula Rasa, that mystery thriller which has this adorable, three legged, gentle silver grey cat in it, acting as well or perhaps better than all those humans in it. It is the tale of a young woman, a dancer, who loses her memory after an accident, and falls into this whirlpool of dread, ghouls or ghosts, family secrets and finally an asylum where she tries to solve the dilemmas in her life.
Somehow solitude and Zen mix and match like newly weds. We do solitude like no one else can. And as long as no butterfly or squirrel distracts us and turns solitude into something meaner, everyone is happy gardening!
Zen in the garden grows its gentle lessons inside the stories that spill out of the green pages: the philodendron with its heart shaped bronze leaves that is kept carefully out of our reach as it is harmful for cats and humans too if they eat it, but which has decorated an old bottle green kettle gifted by a friend, with an exquisite green linen dress! It grows with just water too, inside a fish tank, a white glass bowl, and several gorgeous rose painted cups which lost their handles and are now gladly proclaiming themselves as the garden's slinky models of magic green witchery!
The philodendron has also been growing sturdily inside the composting wooden box which had a lot of fish bones that the compost experts had said not to use. But magic sometimes gives its own advise to composting methods – another Zen garden gem!


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When my community theatre at a local college did Beauty and the Beast we had a wooden plank that was in the shape of a hand held mirror. Imbedded in the back were lights so when she metions the mirror it lit up and we used lighting effects to signify the mood and the score also helps that. On the other side was a painting of a dragon. Are Belle never really showed the other side of the mirror to the audinace really... The rose is much harder. Each scene when in black, we would take a few petals off of our flower.


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For the ISSP 2019 public programme of talks, lectures and the Final Conference, see here.
ISSP 2019 "Photography & the World" edition is focused on reflection and discussion, questioning the role of photography in the world today and trying to determine various ways art can contribute to society. The main components of the programme are individual and group work in one of the six workshops, contributions from invited guests in the form of lectures and talks, and evening presentations by ISSP tutors and participants. One afternoon will be dedicated to one-to-one meetings with the ISSP tutors and guests.
Invited contributors:
- Julian Stallabras - lecturer, writer, curator - "War and Photographic Speed"
- John Jordan - activist, founder of Re-Claim the Streets - "Art and Activism in the age of the Anthropocene: a handful of principles of creative resistance" (via skype)
- Duane Michals - "Photography and Reality" (via skype)
- Marc Mouarkech - director, Arab Image Foundation - "Politics of Representation"
- Oriana Eliçabe - Enmedio Collective Barcelona - "Photography as direct action. Tactics and principles of radical imagination".
ISSP will also host a few special guests who will be involved in the individual meetings with the participants and some other parts of the programme: Emma Bowkett (curator, editor of FK Weekend Magazine), Krzystof Czandrowitz (curator, organiser of Lodz Fotofestiwal), Audrey Hoareau (artistic director, Circulation(s) 2019), and others.
ISSP 2019 will conclude with a day-long open conference containing elements of a pop-up exhibition, a performance, installation, and a manifest. A special publication will be produced on the campus by a dedicated editorial team - Nico Baumgarten, Nicolas Polli, Katherine October Matthews, Helen Korpak
The ISSP daily schedule is no short of intense. A usual day at the campus will consist of a morning lecture by one of the invited experts, work in your workshop, evening talks and presentations by ISSP tutors and fellow participants, all complemented by getting to know colleagues from around the world and enjoying the natural surroundings of the campus. Every morning early birds will be able to partake in various physical activities offered by volunteers. Come evening, we will open the legendary ISSP bar, run by the team and volunteers. After the final day-long conference, we will conclude the camp with a joint roundup on what we have learned and where we can go from here.
ISSP 2019 opening: 12 July 3 pm
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Picture this. You drive into a lush green estate, filled with baby deer. Aren't you just going to want to grab one and go home? It was beautiful to have the deer as a backdrop for this Wedding, very homely and effortlessly grand at the same time.
So before I could think of any crazy antics, I arrived at Quendon Hall,Essex bright and early to photograph an intimate Bengali Wedding for the lovely Rebecca & Amir. My favourite part of the wedding was when the boys side arrived. Undeterred, they were going to make it past the organza rope that the girls side was clinging onto! They cleverly thought to buy £50 notes printed onto napkins, I'm not going to lie – they had me fooled!
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There are several programs in the U.S. geared to helping those with special needs to learn how to ski or even just to go out for a day of fun on the slopes with a couple of professional guides.
Fair warning, though...these programs can be very expensive. Count on spending well over $100 per day. Still, probably more fun than Disneyland which would cost just as much.
There are a few organizations and charities that might be able to lower the cost via scholarships and charitable funding. In my area, Southern California, Ability First organizes a ski weekend camp in the San Bernardino Mountains and Casa Colina in Pomona also offers ski trips for those with special needs.
Here is the start of our list of adaptive programs in the United States...contact the program of your choice for costs and information. Click on links to visit each one.
Challenge Alaska runs an adaptive ski program at Alyeska Resort near Anchorage.
Eaglecrest Ski Area near Juneau has a program.
The Arizona Snowbowl offers adaptive skiing near Flagstaff and the Grand Canyon.
Lake Tahoe Area -
Alpine Meadows at Lake Tahoe has one of the older, more established adaptive programs around.
Heavenly Valley now has an adaptive program.
Bear Valley, east of Sacramento, has an adaptive program.
The U.S. Adaptive Recreation Association is based at Bear Mountain in Big Bear, 2 hours east of Los Angeles
Skiing legend Nic Fiore started the ski school at Badger Pass in Yosemite National Park and it carries on in his name.
Disabled Sports Eastern Sierra runs the program at California's most popular ski mountain, Mammoth.
In Wrightwood, just north of San Bernardino, Mountain High has an adaptive ski school.
Breckenridge Outdoor Education Center has programs at both Breckenridge and Keystone ski areas.
Crested Butte offers adaptive skiing provided by the Adaptive Sports Center.
Durango Mountain Resort has a program run by the Adaptive Sports Association, which also offers scholarships.
Steamboat Springs is a great ski area and they have an adaptive program.
National Sports Center for the Disabled runs the program at Winter Park.
Ski Sundown in New Hartford has one of the more affordable programs in the country.
Recreation Unlimited runs the adaptive program at Bogus Basin near Boise.
Higher Grounds runs the adaptive program as Sun Valley.
One of my favorite Idaho ski areas, Scheitzer, also has a program.
In Lawrenceburg, Perfect North has the adaptive program.
Paoli Peaks in Paoli offers an adaptive program.
If you're near Dubuque, Sundown Mountain Resort can help you out.
At Sunday River, the program is run by Maine Adaptive Sports and Recreation.
Maine Adaptive also runs a program at Sugarloaf Resort
Wachussett Mountain in Princeton offers an adaptive program.
Michigan Adaptive Sports runs programs at Pine Knob, Schuss Mountain, and Crystal Mountain.
Giants Ridge offers an adaptive program near Duluth and Grand Rapids.
Also near Duluth, Spirit Mountain offers a program run by Courage Center.
In Makato, the Mankato Area Adaptive Ski Program runs a program at Mount Kato.
Snow Creek in Weston offers a program for the Kansas City area.
Is there a better place to ski than Big Sky? Don't know, but there can't be too many and they're open to adaptive skiers too.
Near Bozeman, Bridger Bowl has an adaptive program.
In Whitefish, you can go adaptive skiing at Whitefish Mountain.
See Lake Tahoe Area under California, above.
In Gilford, you can find an adaptive program at Gunstock.
New England Disabled Sports runs a program at Loon Mountain.
One of the oldest adaptive programs is the New England Handicapped Skiers Association at Mount Sunapee.
In the Mt. Washington area, Atitash has an adaptive program.
Waterville Valley has a free first timer program for adaptive skiers.
Ski Campgaw is your spot for adaptive skiing in the Garden State.
Near Ruidoso, Ski Apache has an extensive adaptive program.
One of the world's great mountains, Sandia Peak, has a program run by the Adaptive Ski Program.
Near Lake Placid, Belleayre has an adaptive program as does Whiteface Mountain.
Up in the Blue Ridge Mountains, you can find adaptive skiing at Beech Mountain and Cataloochee Ski Area.
Near Minot, Bottineau resort has Annie's House for disable skiers.
Near Mansfield, Snow Trails offers an adaptive program.
In Zanesfield, Mad River offers a program run by The Adaptive Adventure Sports Coalition.
Near Bend, Mt. Bachelor offers a program run by Oregon Adaptive Sports.
In Coburg, Hoodoo offers adaptive skiing.
Remember "The Shining?" Well, another of the world's great mountains welcomes special needs skiers...Mt. Hood.
Near Mercersburg, Whitetail has an adaptive program run by Two Top Adaptive Sports.
Pennsylvania Center for Adaptive Sports runs a program at Camelback Mountain near Tannersville.
Vermont Adaptive Ski and Sports hosts an adaptive program at Bolton Valley.
Stowe Mountain Resort caters to special needs.
Near Warren, Sugarbush runs an adaptive program.
Near Lovingston, Wintergreen Mountain is your destination for special needs skiing.
Mt. Spokane offers "therepeutic recreation," including adaptive skiing, run by the Spokane Parks and Recreation Department.
Closer to Seattle, Mt. Baker offers adaptive skiing.
Snowshoe Mountain offers adaptive skiing as does Silver Creek Resort in the same area.
In East Troy, at Alpine Valley Resort, Southeastern Wisconsin Adaptive Ski Program operates.
Many consider it the best ski mountain in the world, special needs skiers can also find a home at Jackson Hole.
If you live near snow in the U.S., chances are you live near a program. Give it a shot!
Happy skiing...
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Danish expertise in milk production and food safety is being put to good use in a Danish development project, which aims to make African camel milk safer to drink and to secure a better use of the milk through developing methods for further processing. The National Food Institute, Technical University of Denmark, heads up the project, in which the local food safety and dairy expertise in East Africa is developed. The other Danish partners in the project are University of Copenhagen and food ingredient producer Chr. Hansen.
Although the camel is probably best known to most Danes because of holiday photos from the Sahara desert the camel is actually a common dairy animal in Africa. Most camels are found in East Africa and camel milk makes up approximately 9% of Africa's total milk production.
Most of the milk is sold as unpasteurized drinking milk. Unpasteurized milk represents a serious health risk and the product has a limited shelf life due to microbial spoilage. Production of dairy products with extended shelf life and improved safety will increase the value of the product and reduce the economic loss due to spoilage.
In a five-year project funded by Denmark's development cooperation programme, DANIDA, researchers from the National Food Institute are developing the local food safety and dairy production expertise in East Africa. The project is aimed at making the milk safer to drink and at making it possible to produce value-added products, such as cottage cheese.
The hygienic practices in the African camel milk production are in many places on par with the standard in Denmark in the middle of the 1700s. Part of the project is therefore aimed at increasing knowledge about basic hygienic practices such as washing hands thoroughly and not milking sick animals to prevent bacteria getting into the raw milk.
Camel milk is in crucial ways fundamentally different from cow's milk. Therefore, technologies from the production of cow's milk products cannot simply be transferring to camel milk products.
Researchers in the project have developed methods and technologies to produce camel milk products. They have e.g. made it possible to use a special kind of rennet from Chr. Hansen A/S to produce curd from camel's milk. The curd can be used directly for the production of various types of fresh cheese.
The project has also made it possible to choose which starter cultures can be used for the production of fermented camel milk products.
During the course of the project 10 master's students and two PhD students from Haramaya University in Ethiopia will be trained in dairy technology and they will study part of their degree in Denmark. The aim is to equip them so they can spread knowledge of microbiology and dairy production in Africa.
A further five Danish bachelor and master's students also take part in the project. They have all spent a semester at Haramaya University, where they among other things have isolated novel strains of lactic acid bacteria for use as starter cultures. Working under other and more primitive conditions than in Denmark has given the students a unique knowledge and developed their skills as problem solvers.
Researchers in Denmark and Ethiopia hope to be able to continue the collaboration on camel milk research after the current project finishes. Among other things they are keen to develop local demonstration programmes where new dairies can get an insight into the production process by learning about the necessary equipment and processes as well as download design plans and recipes.
In the project the National Food Institute is cooperating with the University of Copenhagen, food ingredient producer Chr. Hansen and Haramaya University in Ethiopia.
The project has received 8.5 million Danish kroner in funding from DANIDA. It has also received funding from Laurits Andersens Fond. Read more about the project in the Technical University of Denmark's research database, DTU Orbit.
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August 2018September 4, 2018
August brought a large installment of homeless stories from the Statesman Journal. I was able to shoot photos and video for all of the three main segments (here, here and here). I think as a newsroom we are gaining the trust of homeless advocates and those they help in Salem. It seems like we are getting a lot more open and vulnerable interviews and visuals the longer we work on stories of homelessness in our community. It is a wonderful feeling. August, of course, also means the fair and back-to-school. Also, I included a couple of shots from our vacation to Crater Lake National Park.


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Facts about McDonald's Monopoly, the game you'll probably never win (13 Photos)
McDonald's yearly game of Monopoly is coming back in a couple short weeks, and it has my stomach rumbling, my arteries trembling, and my doctor texting me "it's not worth it".
But that doesn't matter, cause this year I'm gonna win. Probably not, but maybe I just play for the love of the game, like a true athlete.The winners of the million dollar prize aren't necessarily instant millionaires. The grand prize is paid out in $50,000 checks over 20 years.
The million dollar prize is given out to the player who collects both Park Place and Boardwalk, but that's easier said than done. Boardwalk has a 1 in 651,000,000 chance of being found. But, Park Place has a 1 in 11 chance of being found to make the players think they're so close to winning.
The 2010 million dollar winner is quite a story. Jon Kehoe was jobless for 11 months when he went to get a McRib meal. He found Boardwalk on the box, and Park Place on his drink. Odds of finding both pieces at once are roughly 1 in 3.5 billion.
But just because you didn't win any cold hard cash doesn't mean you're not a winner. 1 in every 4 pieces wins an in-store prize like a medium fries or a McFlurry. Which brings you right back to McDonald's where you buy more food because the real winner is always that terrifying clown.
This giveaway game has been going on for 32 years. The first round started in 1987 and gave away $40,000,000 worth of prizes across multiple countries.
In 1995 a clerk at St. Jude Children's Research Hospital found an envelope containing the million dollar prize pieces. There's more to this story a few facts down.
In 2001 it was found out that 8 people had been rigging the game for over 6 years, along with other McDonald's promotions. None of these people worked for McDonald's but actually worked for Simon Marketing, the company that ran the game for McDonald's. Together they had conned themselves into over $20 million dollars.
McDonald's tried to sue Simon Worldwide for their cheated losses, but it didn't go that well. The MacShack had to pay Simon Worldwide $16.6 million dollars after settling. All-in-all a pretty big loss for McDonald's.
After the news broke of the conmen who cheated at the biggest game of monopoly, it came out that they were the ones who mailed the winning pieces to the clerk at St. Jude's. The hospital offered to give back the money, but McDonald's allowed them to keep it.
There are still ways to cheat the system, however, without breaking the law. One law-abiding lawyer found a fun little clause in the game: it would be illegal to have the game without it being "no purchase necessary".
So Alan L. Friel decided to mail over 100 handwritten letters to McDonald's asking for game pieces, seeing that the price of a stamp was less than the lowest priced item that would earn a game piece ($.99 hashbrown). Most letters came back with pieces.The game has increased McDonald's sales by between 1-6% over the years. A quick Google search told me that their sales hover around the $25 billion mark, so I'd say it's a net gain even with the million dollar prize.
There were 4.2 billion game pieces created between 2003 and 2011. If we lined those up side-to-side, we could circle the globe 1 and a half times.
LeBron James was a spokesperson for McDonald's between 2010 and 2015 and appeared in multiple commercials, including ones that would feature the monopoly game. Which is odd, considering he went on a no sugar, no dairy, and no carb diets while those commercials were running.


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Woodbridge vows to become dementia friendly town
PUBLISHED: 08:58 24 July 2019 | UPDATED: 08:58 24 July 2019
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The project aims to halt shocking rates of loneliness for those living with the condition and also help their families.
Woodbridge Town Council gathered this week at Shire Hall to attend a training workshop in their bid to become a dementia friendly town - highlighting awareness and installing simple changes around the town to encourage and support people living with dementia.
Cathy O'Brien, deputy head of care for The Seckford Foundation, explained how to help and improve the lives of people living with Alzheimer's and dementia.
Simple things like replacing dark coloured doormats in shops and public places with lighter and brighter colours, as those with dementia can mistake them for a hole in the ground and be fearful of falling through, are among simple and effective changes that can be made.
One initiative highlighted was a fish supper evening held by The Cherry Tree pub in Woodbridge in aid of the Meet Up Monday's initiative, a campaign that began in January 2018 to battle loneliness by offering people a place to go to meet other people.
Co-owner of the pub, James Buckingham, who along with his staff has undertaken the training and are able to spot the signs and offer assistance, if needed, said: "Because we have the care home just literally round the corner, the residents come down on their own and sit and chat to everyone."
This is something that the town council hopes to increase and will persuade more businesses and public dwellings to follow suit.
The evening raised £317 in aid of The Alzheimer's Society.
Ms O'Brien told the training session: "If that customer forgets to pay, the staff will be sensitive to that and more likely to notice that something is wrong. So a local business or establishment, knowing that they have people who come regularly, making an effort to talk to those people, can provide invaluable help."
The Riverside cinema has also adopted a dementia friendly screening service at their film theatre where there are no adverts, the volume is lower and the lights are brighter.
Figures released from the Alzheimer's Society show that 12,000 people in East Suffolk suffer from the brain disease and 40% of those people feel isolated from their local community.
With Woodbridge trying their best to become 'Dementia Friendly', there's hope that these statistics will become a thing of the past.
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Intrapreneurship (Corporate Entrepreneurship)
This is a six day non-residential training program designed to upgrade productivity of senior and medium management executives operating in the government, private, and NGOs.
The training is aimed at helping the executives to think like entrepreneurs and continuously introduce innovative improvements in their organizations.
ETW is 6-day intensive non-residential program. It is learners' centered, practical, hands-on attitudinal and behavioral change training program built upon adult learning principles. Much of the facilitation is done by way of case studies, games, role play, exercises and experiential sharing
Transformational leadership and entrepreneurship are the two major pillars of topics to be covered in the training.
Selection Process and Criteria:
Individuals interested in participating in the training must fill out an application form (attach the form here). The application form can also be found at our offices. Once complete, the form must be submitted to an EDC office for further screening which will be based on the following criteria. .
Selection Criteria:
|Educational Background
|Minimum of diploma graduate.
|Age group
|25– 65 years of age
|Open to both men and women
|Nature of business
|At least career at medium level management in private or public institutions. The training is also open to individuals working in NGO and holding at least medium level management position.
|Economic sector of the business
|Engagement in any economic sector
|Candidates disposition
|Highly enthusiastic for innovative entrepreneurship training who believe that training can determine the prospect of his/her business.
|Size of business operations
|Small, medium and large existing enterprises or government and non-governmental organizations.
|Able to commit six full days for intensive training in the training week (usually from Monday to Saturday 8:30AM – 5:30PM).
Certificate of Participation: EDC will provide candidates who successfully complete the Programme and fulfill the training requirements with a Certification of Participation.


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Guidance and Counseling
Cura Personalis
In the Jesuit tradition of cura personalis, or care for the individual, we strive to advocate for the students in every aspect of their lives. To this end, we collaborate and consult regularly with teachers, parents, and administrators to foster the academic, interpersonal, emotional and spiritual development of our students. Our goal is to help prepare students for the challenges of college and life.
Five counselors and an administrative assistant comprise our guidance and counseling department. Our counseling center, adjacent to the library, is open each school day from 8:00 am to 3:30 pm. Two school counselors work with freshmen and sophomores regarding high school adjustment and study skills, three other school counselors work with the juniors and seniors on career exploration and college admissions. Individual, as well as group counseling, occurs throughout the four years. Information programs for parents are conducted at least four times a year regarding a variety of different topics related to academics and college planning.
Consistent with the Jesuit philosophy of using your talents in the service of others (I Peter 4:10), our career planning model has school counselors help students to first identify their strengths, abilities, and interests, and then find matching college programs to help develop these skills to prepare them for a career helping others.
Incoming Students
Our school counselors welcome you to Canisius! Consistent with the American School Counselor Association model, our professional staff "delivers a comprehensive school counseling program encouraging all students' academic, career, and personal/social development and helping all students in maximizing student achievement." The expectation at Canisius is that it is not a question of if you are going to college, but where.
Through the course of Freshman year, students will acquire skills to help them adjust to the rigors of Canisius High School including iPad training and basic technology, library and study skills. Counselors meet with all freshmen individually as well as in group settings to discuss numerous topics including, but not limited to academic expectations, standardized test preparation, course selection, anxiety/stress reduction and bullying awareness.
All sophomores take a course called Career Exploration, once per cycle during the second semester of sophomore year. Counselors utilize class sessions to implement and analyze the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (with the purpose of differentiating psychological preferences in how people perceive the world around them and make decisions), review PSAT results, and discuss college and career preparation. All sophomores (and all juniors) take the PSAT in October. Exposure to college admissions representatives also begins sophomore year.
All juniors take a course called College Planning, once per cycle during the second semester of junior year. Three counselors assist students begin the college selection and application process. Students actively use online tools for ongoing career and college decision-making. Topics include: SAT preparation and score interpretation, resume writing, scholarships/financial aid, college application and essay writing, campus visits, and more.
Seniors will meet with their counselors many times during the fall semester as they complete their college applications. Additionally, counselors will host small group college application workshops to supplement the individual meetings. A panel discussion with recent CHS graduates will give students a "real" perspective on the college experience.
You may follow the Canisius guidance and counseling department on Twitter: @CrusaderCounsel
Class of 2023 (9th grade)
A-J: Mrs. Langworthy
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A-L: Mrs. Langworthy
M-Z: Mrs. Di Loreto
Class of 2021 (11th grade)
A-C: Mrs. Sugg
D-M: Dr. Veronica
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Q: My elderly father received a tax deduction last year because he is disabled. Does that mean that he will be receiving one again this year too?
A:The IRS Code provides numerous benefits for persons with handicaps or disabilities.Since I would need to know more specific details, I would recommend checking with your tax preparer.
If the situation remains the same as the previous tax filing year, I think it would be safe to assume the deduction for this year would still be available.
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TEO Analytics 'Widget Tab' includes stats against every widget used within the campaign:
1. Remember to select a campaign, then start and end date before starting to look at numbers.
2. For example, you can click on the image of the Youtube link you've added and see how many people have clicked on it and how long they've watched it.
3. You can do this on all Widgets, so just try it out.
4. If you have added coupons, you can see who has redeemed which coupon and how many who redeemed the different coupons. Click on the image of the coupon widget and choose which coupon you want to analyze.
Click on the excel icon in the top right corner to get more specific statistics and to download the excel sheet.


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Contributor - 2012
John Tillman is 1987 graduate of Corning West High School and made his mark as a part of the Vikings lacrosse program. He played goalie for four year at West and graduated with the best save percentage in the 21 years at the school. He was named All-League as a senior. After graduation, John attended Cornell University and played lacrosse for the Big Red. He played a number of positions in college including one season in goal for Cornell. After college, John turned to coaching and proved to be one of the finest coaches at the collegiate level. He began his coaching career at the Naval Academy as the assistant head coach and offensive coordinator before taking the head coaching job at Harvard University. While at Navy, John was twice named the Assistant Coach of the Year. After spending three years at Harvard, John was named the head coach at Maryland University, one of the super powers of collegiate lacrosse. His crowning glory to date is taking the Terrapins to the NCAA Championship game in 2011 game where his team lost a 9-7 heartbreaker to Virginia. He remains at Maryland where he is still in pursuit of the National Championship.


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A Friday afternoon Summer Musing….
Summary: Marketing has become a non-stop process in a world of 24-hour cable channels, mobile devices and smart phones. I confess to having a bit of a dual persona, having spent my work life in both sales and marketing careers. I thought I'd take a look back, share a little personal history, and where I think marketing is headed.
First a note. It would have been quite easy to insert the current US presidential campaign into this post as merely another example of marketing gone amok. But just like sports and religion, it's a place I know not to go to avoid any risk of alienating my followers and/or friends. I'll leave that topic to your own consideration.
The long and winding blue road….
I recall a meeting in 1988, a new business unit was being formed called Application Software Marketing (IBM called sales people marketing people for some strange reason). I saw that as a chance to move into a real sales role having been in services since getting hired. As I developed my territory strategy, I realized that the marketing materials we were using didn't add any value. I was selling PC operating systems like PC-DOS and OS/2 (Bonus points if you remember OS/2) and an assortment of PC applications like DisplayWrite, an IBM-tortured editor made from the core code of the DisplayWriter. Our marketing material consisted of a single 2 sided, 1-page paper collateral that wasn't doing any more than detailing speeds, feeds and a lot of legalease.
I discover marketing can be cool…
It so happened that I had a friend who was in the T-Shirt business back then. I convinced my manager to let me expense $200 for 40 shirts for an upcoming OS/2 demo event. When you sell software via live demos, you are part showman, part sales expert. So tossing a T-shirt into the audience for an answer to a softball question was easy, and VERY effective. And then to see them pop up every once and awhile on someone's back in NYC? I mean, how cool was that? The division hired a trinkets aka premium items firm to do this on a broader scale and suddenly we had OS/2 water bottles, jackets, t-shirts (always XL for some reason), and the old Comdex favorites like the stress ball and day-glow highlighters. My love for marketing awakens. Remember, this is still the early 90's.
2002 movie explores Marketing future
Here's a clip from Minority Report, a movie made in 2002 starring Tom Cruise as a law enforcement agent set-up by his boss. (Note:14-year old movie spoiler alert. Retinal scans are used to track everyone everywhere in society, so Tom has new eyes).
Marketing is Everywhere!
Fast forward 14 years. Today, if you ask an average consumer, marketing still means advertising. Social media has become a new infomercial platform led predominantly by blue logos. Who doesn't know the meaning of a bluebird, a blue thumbs up or the word "in" inside a blue box? Put another way, LIKES on Facebook merely co-opted As Seen On TV for credibility.
When it comes to team sports, nearly 40% of Americans watch NFL football, beating baseball and basketball combined. Marketing is a huge part of the experience whether in-person or at home. Now that pre-season football has started, pay close(r) attention to the Gatorade towels. Note the Microsoft Surfaces being used by coaches wearing Bose headsets. August 29th is the start of US Open Tennis. IBM, a long-time sponsor, and Apple teamed up for "SlamTracker" which presents stats on matches in progress, real-time and historical player data. With a little BI software, could one predict the outcome before the players are even on the field? It's omnipresent. The 8-bar logo shows the speed of each volley. You can call it product placement, but I still call it marketing.
The Future – Marketing finds you..
I foresee this going ever further to gain share of your wallet. In my dusty but trusty crystal ball, technology will push marketing based on proximity via GPS coordinates. Can't you imagine driving down an Interstate and the network attached watch you're wearing knows the last time you had something to eat. It vibrates and you hear "Ed! The Golden Arches knows you're hungry and welcomes you in 2.2 miles at Exit 130".
Follow me on Wayz and I'll meet you there! Life, it's all just marketing.
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Forget Star Wars or Lord of the Rings: In 2018, The Challenge has produced entertainment's most gripping trilogy, and its final installment — Final Reckoning — will award one team a whopping $1 million.
But how did we get here?
Across Dirty Thirty and Vendettas, the two most recent seasons, players could only get ahead by screwing over their fellow competitors. And, boy, did they. Double-dealing abounded, backstabbing became second nature and deceit proved to be a weapon as powerful as a cannon.
Now, in teams of two, players have to right those wrongs by working with — and only with — their most reviled enemies. Like Rivals before it, Final Reckoning has paired up a handful of enemy duos, and they've already proven to be pretty combustible.
So which one will come out on top? That remains to be seen. In the meantime, though, let's look back at the biggest double-crosses and fallouts from The Challenge trilogy. Because as long as there are Challenge seasons, you can count on players continuing to make vendettas.
Jemmye and Jenna
It was the betrayal heard round the world — while Jenna spared Jemmye from elimination after winning the very first "Dirty Thirty" Purge, Jemmye proved she had no intention of returning the favor. At the second Double-Cross ceremony, Jemmye decided against playing nice and voted Jenna into The Presidio against her BFF Kailah. She claimed it was for the sake of gameplay, but there's no denying it was pretty cruel.
Britni and Leroy
During a seemingly inconsequential nomination ceremony on Dirty Thirty, it seemed like a sure thing that Hunter would be the group's choice for The Presidio…that is, until Britni cast a "burn vote" for Leroy. But her plan backfired, because after Veronica followed suit, the tides turned, and suddenly, Leroy found himself fighting for his life in an elimination round. Sadly, Hunter ultimately sent him packing.
Jenna and Camila
The Double-Cross that followed Leroy's nomination was just as dramatic as the voting itself. While Jenna and Kailah had an understood alliance with Camila, the agreement went to hell when Jenna got the chance to choose Jemmye's Presidio opponent. At the eleventh hour, she decided to spare Tori and send in Camila, setting off a particularly heated Camilanator tirade.
Kailah and Cara Maria
While Cara insisted that she and Camila had an alliance with Jenna and Kailah, Kailah proved that was very much not the case when she, Britni, Jordan, Tony and Veronica won "Blackout" and earned the chance to send two players straight into the Redemption House. Without blinking, Kailah sent Cara away, setting up their eventual mutual loathing.
Tony and Bananas
While Bananas saw Tony as a protégé, the distinction was short-lived. As soon as Tony got the chance to toss Bananas into a Vendettas elimination round, he took it — and, to add insult to injury, Bananas was sent home.


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Using Campaigns and Quick Campaigns in Dynamics 365
Microsoft Dynamics 365 campaigns and quick campaigns allow you to create Campaign records that help you organize your efforts for marketing projects over a period of time. Campaigns are also designed to provide insight into your return on investment for each campaign. They allow you to track campaign spend and response so you know exactly how effective your marketing efforts are.
What Do Campaigns Do in Dynamics 365?
The campaign record gives you a place to keep track of any activities involved in a campaign, such as emails, phone calls, and other activities that are distributed. You can also add planning activities to a campaign.
After you distribute your campaign emails, letters, and phone calls, you can save Campaign Response records that are associated to your campaign to help track customer engagement.
Tip! Campaign activities can be automatically scored using PowerScore. Download a free 30 day trial today.
For further information on campaigns and how to use them, you can jump to any of the following sections:
- Elements of a Campaign
- Planning and Executing Your Campaign
- Quick Campaigns vs. Campaigns
- Working with campaigns
Campaign Record Field Definitions in Dynamics 365
The Campaign record is a place to associate all the different elements of your marketing efforts for a specific project, from planning activities to your target marketing lists, to emails, phone calls, and letters you'll be sending out, as well as any campaign responses you might receive.
Here is what the campaign record looks like:
View Campaign Record in CRM 2011
Planning Activities. Planning activities are tasks you can add that are intended to help you organize and operate your campaign. Examples of planning activities could include tasks such as:
- Organizing a meeting with key stakeholders for marketing project
- Lining up a venue for an event
- Preparing promotional materials
- Ordering brochures from a vendor
- Creating target marketing lists
Campaign Activities. Think of campaign activities as touch points to your customers that are distributed. They can be phone calls, appointments, emails or letters. They are distributed to members of any marketing lists associated with the campaign. You cannot distribute a campaign activity unless there is a marketing list associated with that activity.
Tip! Account, contact and lead records may indicate contact preferences that can prevent your campaign activity from being distributed. For instance, if a customer on your marketing list has "Do Not Allow" for the "Bulk Email" contact preference, they will not receive bulk email campaign activities.
Campaign Responses. Once you have distributed a campaign activity, you can start to collect the results of that activity as Campaign Responses. Think of them as recording interest in what we are marketing. Campaign responses can be created a number of ways:
- You can create them manually.
- You can open a distributed campaign activity record and promote it to a response.
- You can import responses using the data import wizard.
- If you have email tracking enabled, you can use mail merge to automatically generate email campaign responses.
Tip! Once you've built a campaign, you can copy it as a Campaign Template to re-use for similar campaigns. Read more about creating campaign templates.
Target products. If your organization uses the Dynamics 365 product catalog, you can associate target products from the catalog to associate to your campaigns. This allows users to easily see what products are being targeted in sales and marketing efforts.
Sales literature. Any sales literature that you have created in Dynamics 365 can also be associated with a particular campaign.
Price lists. Price lists are useful if your campaign is designed to include an offer or other promotion that might involve special pricing for a product or products. You can create a price list specific to your campaign and associate it with the campaign.
Planning and Executing your Marketing Campaign
Generally, these are the broad steps you should follow when creating Microsoft Dynamics 365 campaigns:
- Create a campaign record. This will be where you will associate marketing lists, planning activities, campaign activities, target products and sales literature.
- Create planning tasks, if needed.
- Create campaign activities, such as emails, phone calls or appointments.
- Add target products and/or sales literature associated with the campaign. (Not required)
- Add marketing lists that you will be distributing campaign activities to.
Quick Campaigns vs. Campaigns
A Quick Campaign in Microsoft Dynamics 365 is a single activity distributed to a list of Contacts, Leads, or Accounts. A quick campaign can be created from an advanced find or a marketing list. The activities can be assigned to the owners of the customer records, to a team, a single individual, or added to a Queue.
Here's a comparison of Campaigns vs. Quick Campaigns.


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France's former president Nicolas Sarkozy is to face trial in an inquiry into alleged campaign finance fraud during his 2012 presidential campaign, the Paris prosecutor's office said.
Mr Sarkozy and 13 others will go to court to answer allegations that his failed presidential campaign spent well above the legal ceiling, the office said.
Mr Sarkozy's camp said it will appeal against the decision.
The news may further erode public trust in politics as Mr Sarkozy's former number two, Francois Fillon, their party's candidate in this year's presidential election, fights for his political life over an investigation into whether well-paid political jobs he gave his wife, son and daughter were fake.


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All party delegation meets Kashmir leaders
The 39-member all party delegation, lead by Union Home Minister P. Chidambaram, arrived in Srinagar and drove to the S.K. International Conference Centre (SKICC) and told the Kashmir delegations that they were here to listen to their views and give them a patient hearing and reach out to the State people.
Some of the delegates called on separatist leaders, including hardliner Syed Ali Geelani, and moderates like Mirwaiz Umar Farooq and Mohammad Yasin Malik.
All the meetings were held in the presence of the media, and Union Home Minister P Chidambaram promised the people of the J & K state that their "future, honour and dignity" are secure as part of India.


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Once you login to your account, you will find the statistics feature in the drop down menu in the right side corner.
Just click on "Statistics" and the main dashboard with several KPIs will appear. In case you have rights to see several clients and apps, filters are displayed that allow you to choose between available clients and apps.
At first sight you see a dashboard with main KPIs to evaluate the success of your campaigns. All data is also compared to a reference period which you can chose. The available set of KPIs will shine a light on the key aspects of performance and highlight areas that may need your attention.
genARate Studio statistics provides a broad set of analytics information.
Dashboard – KPIs
- Number of WonderPage Scans
- Number of Interactions
- Average App Session Time
- Number of unique App Users
- Most Active Country
- A map which displays sessions by country
- Usage split between Android and iOS
- OS Versions used (click either on Android or iOS to see details about the version)
Overview Tables
Three tables are displayed on the left side which show detailed information on App, Project and WonderPage. Each table has two main sections: filters at the top and the panel below. Filters give you an option to choose the client and apps if you have more than one. In addition, you can select the date range and check if you want to compare with a reference period (based on the chosen time range). The panel has a search button to quickly find the name of your page or project.
In the app panel, you will find detailed information which can be sorted. The report includes:
- Name – App name
- WP views – Overall number of WonderPage scans within the app
- App sessions – Number of sessions within the selected period
- WP sessions / APP session – Number of pages per session
- Unique users – Number of unique users that have used your app
- AVG duration – average viewing time of all WonderPages accross all projects of an app (in seconds)
- AVG app duration – average usage time of app, no matter if users scan a WonderPage or look into the settings menu etc. (in seconds)
- WonderPages – Total number of wonderpages
- Interactions – Total number of interactions, an interaction is any click a user performs within the augmentation view
This table shows the report of created WonderPages. The report includes:
- Name – WonderPage name
- Project name – The name of the project where the WonderPage was created
- WP views – Number of WonderPage scans.
- Unique users – Number of users who have accessed the page
- Average duration – How much time did users on average spend on this page (in seconds)
- Average # of WP/app session – the average number of scans of this WonderPage in a single app session
- Interactions – Number of interactions on this page
- App name – The name of the app where the WonderPage was created
- Client name – Assigned name of the client for this WonderPage
This table shows available projects and the report on each of them. The report includes:
- Name – Project name
- WP views– Number of WonderPage views per project
- Unique users – Total number of unique users who have experienced this project
- Average duration – average viewing time of a project (= of all WonderPages per project) in seconds
- Average # of projects/app session – average number of projects that have been accessed during one app session
- WonderPages – Total number of published WonderPages within the project
- Interactions – Total number of interactions within this project
- App name – The name of the app where the project was created
- Client name – Assigned name of the client for a project
Please note: we are only capturing the data of those users that have opted-in to analytics. Therefor the numbers might not reflect the full usage of your projects / WonderPages


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IITH researchers have found a molecule called 'AIM4' that prevents protein aggregation and protein phase separation of an ALS-causative protein TDP-43. This is a promising finding towards potential development of treatment of the rare and debilitating neurodegenerative disease called Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS), also known as Lou Gehrig's disease.
ALS is a neurodegenerative disorder that severely affects the voluntary movement of muscles and can lead to paralysis and death. It occurs due to changes in specific genes, which may also be triggered by factors such as smoking, exposure to toxins, metals and pesticides.
This research was performed by an IIT-H team led by Dr. Basant Kumar Patel, Dr. Sandeep Singh and Dr. Rajakumara Eerappa, faculty from the Department of Biotechnology, and Prof. Ganesan Prabushankar, from Department of Chemistry, IIT Hyderabad, and research scholars Amandeep Girdhar, Vidhya Bharathi, Vikas Ramyagya Tiwari, Suman Abhishek, Waghela Deeksha, Usha Saraswat Mahawar and Gembali Raju. Their results have recently been published in the reputed peer-reviewed journal, 'International Journal of Biological Macromolecules'.
Link to article: https://www.thehindu.com/news/national/telangana/iit-h-finds-molecule-to-treat-rare-neurodegenerative-disease/article30743754.ece


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It's time for another Christmas giveaway! So far we've loved seeing all your tweets and comments - keep it up!
Remember, we'll be giving away new prizes every day. Each day the number of prizes goes down, but the value goes up (and you won't believe what we have planned for the 13th!)
We're keeping the momentum going today with a sensual gift that kicks foreplay up a notch.
Win 1 of 10 Lovehoney Vanilla Lickable Massage Candles from Lovehoney by entering our competition below.
This specially formulated candle melts into a luxurious vanilla scented massage oil that can be drizzled directly onto your lover's skin.
Enter our competition below, and don't forget to come back tomorrow for more great prizes!


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Craziness at our House
My apologies for my silence on here the last couple of weeks! I'm afraid that life has been a little crazy around here! We have been dealing with lice and the flu! And with all the extra Christmas activities we are involved in, something had to go, and I'm afraid the blog got the short end of the stick. The good news is that with all this craziness, I have some good ideas for future posts, like how to deal with lice! Until we are done with Christmas for the year I probably won't be posting much. In the new year I will be back with some more great posts!
Changes in our Homeschool - Part 1
Change, or trying new things, is exciting and scary! At least that's how I feel! Change in our homeschool can be especially stressful! As parents, we always want to do the best thing for our children, but sometimes it takes some trial and error to figure out exactly what the best thing is. Sometimes the children change, or just grow older, and what use to be the best thing is no longer the best. Changes need to be made to find a new best. That is where we found ourselves this year. It was time to make some changes in our homeschool for our oldest child.


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Applies to: SharePoint 2010
If you encounter an issue during the user profile import process, how can you view/list all imported user profiles to start troubleshooting? Or, you may simply want to view the complete list of profiles imported from AD.
Below is a note from Microsoft Tech Support which I found useful;
It seems that there is no built-in method to list out all the users' profile and associated properties. However, all the users profiles are stored in the SQL database "User Profile Service Application_ProfileDB_XXX" > table "dbo.UserProfile_Full". You can run a SQL query command "Select * from dbo.UserProfile_Full" to list all the users.