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The College of Engineering has scholarship funds earmarked for students who participate in education abroad or international service-learning programs. Engineering students, participating on an approved engineering education abroad program through the Office of International Affairs, will automatically be reviewed for scholarships based on financial need. Due to budget constraints these scholarships are limited to students with demonstrated financial need and range from $500 to $1,500.
Students participating in international internships interested in applying for this funding should e-mail the College of Engineering Scholarship Office at email@example.com. Please include the name of the program, your acceptance letter from the organization, and a proposed budget outlining anticipated costs.
*In order to receive the scholarship, students will need to confirm that they have submitted a Cost of Attendance Appeal with Student Financial Aid. Instructions will be provided in your scholarship notification email.
Office of International Affairs
The Wolfe Study Abroad Scholarship
Up to 30 scholarships in the amount of $2,500 each will be awarded to full-time undergraduate students attending OSU in a degree-granting program and participating in an Ohio State approved semester, May session, summer or academic year study abroad program (programs that occur during winter break or spring break are not eligible). Critieria for consideration include:
- be an Ohio resident, who has graduated from an Ohio high school;
- have a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.00;
- be sophomore, junior, or senior standing at the time of the study abroad program;
- have an active application to an OSU-approved study abroad program.
For more information visit the OIA website.
Office of Diversity and Inclusion
The Office of Diversity and Inclusion supports underrepresented student participation in education abroad through the ODI Education Abroad Scholarship program. For the 2018-2019 academic year, ODI will grant awards between $500 and $1000 to ODI Scholars who are admitted to Ohio State education abroad programming that occurs during Spring semester 2019, May/Summer 2019 and Fall semester 2019.
- Students who have no prior study abroad and/or international travel experience
- Full-time, degree seeking undergraduate, graduate or professional students in good academic standing who engage in ODI programming and services
- Active application to an Ohio State approved Spring or Spring Break, May/Summer, or Fall Semester education abroad program
For more information visit the ODI website.
Undergraduate Research Office
Summer Research Fellowships
ODI Summer Research Fellowships in the amount of $3,500 provide highly motivated students in any field of study with the opportunity to carry out an independent research project with an OSU faculty member. In order to apply, students must:
- be making adequate progress towards a major;
- be enrolled as an Ohio State student during Spring Semester and Autumn Semester, but not enrolled during Summer Semester.
For more information visit the URO website.
East Asian Studies Center
Undergraduate STEM FLAS Fellowships
The East Asian Studies Center seeks applications each year for Foreign Language and Area Studies (FLAS) Fellowships. These fellowships are available to undergraduate students of junior or senior standing in a Science, Technology, Engineering, or Mathematics (STEM) field who have successfully completed two years of East Asian language study at the college level. Applicants must also be U.S. citizens or permanent residents to apply (international students are not eligible).
For more information visit the EAS website.
External Funding
RISE (Research Internships in Science and Engineering) is a summer internship program for undergraduate students from the United States, Canada and the UK in the fields of biology, chemistry, physics, earth sciences and engineering. RISE offers unique opportunities for Bachelor students to work with research groups at universities and top research institutions across Germany for a period of 2 to 3 months during the summer. RISE interns are matched with doctoral students whom they assist and who serve as their mentors. The working language will be English. All scholarship holders receive stipends from the DAAD to help cover living expenses, while partner universities & research institutes provide housing assistance.
For more information visit the DAAD RISE website.
100,000 Strong Initiative
The mission of the 100,000 Strong Foundation is to promote the expansion and diversification of Americans studying Mandarin and studying abroad in China. The goal is to bridge the gap between cultures, strengthen the bilateral economic and strategic relationship, and enhance global stability. Any student can potentially be part of 100,000 Strong! A wide variety of study abroad opportunities, from language immersion programs to cultural and field-specific exchanges, as well as scholarships and fellowships, are available.
For more information visit the 100,000 Strong website.
Cargill Global Scholars Program
In addition to an annual scholarship award of $2,500 for up to three years, the Cargill Global Scholars Program provides leadership development opportunities through seminars, networking events, and a one-on-one mentoring program with executives from Cargill. These enrichment activities have been designed to help foster and enhance the Cargill Global Scholars' leadership potential and critical thinking skills, and equip them with the tools necessary for becoming global leaders and decisions makers.
Students specializing in any of the following areas are encouraged to apply:
- Agriculture Related Field
- Business
- Computer Science
- Economics
- Engineering
- Food Science
- International Relations
- Political Science
- Public Policy
To access the application or learn more about the Cargill Global Scholars Program please visit: http://www.cargillglobalscholars.com/.


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Have you ever heard of a Buyers Club for Supplements? If you private label you own products and are used to the hassle and poor customer service many labs offer then this is something you will want to know about!
What is a Buyers Club?
A Buyers Club for Supplements is essentially a 3rd party that works between you and the laboratory of your choosing. It's a unique middle man with a rather unintuitive side effect. This middle man does not raise your prices, it lowers them. They also provide one more important benefit. Customer service. What more could you ask for right? Lower prices, better customer service and help on orders. To paraphrase some terrible infomercial out there, but wait there's more! Yes, if that was not enough to impress you, this final part will be music to the ears of many. A good buyers club can help you lower your M.O.Q. ( Minimum Order Quantity ) Sound good? Here are the details:
How Can a Buyers Club for Supplements Lower Your Pricing?
Simple. Via economy of scale. You alone don't have huge purchasing power with some big lab. What happens though if your order is part of 20 other orders? While your order may be $8K, your order when placed with others can be be a combined 500K. That type of purchase puts pressure on the lab to:
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How Can a Buyers Club for Supplements Improve Customer Service?
The same way as it does with the pricing. Large orders from one source ( the buyers club ) force the labs to deal with one organization on a daily basis, developing a stronger relationship with the club and giving the club more leverage, face time and a better relationship with the lab. Think of the club as the missing customer service department for the lab. If you have any questions on an order, delivery or anything else, all you have to do is call the Club and not the Lab. Considering that the prices through the club are less or the same as the lab, this alone is reason to give a service like this a try.
How Can a Buyers Club Lower My MOQ?
If you a producing something similar to another club member, the club can anonymously link you and other members orders together and produce both products from one order. Lets say you have a 40 Billion CFU probiotic and want only 500 units. If another customer also has a similar formula and wants 1000 units and the lab has a MOQ of 1500 units, by combining the orders you just got an MOQ of 500 from a lab with an MOQ of 1500! In other cases with unique formulas, if the club has enough leverage and sales with the lab, the lab may just drop the MOQ to please the club, again if they are getting 500K in sales from the club each month or week, it now behooves them to provide the services and products the clubs members need. Something a single private labeler just can't do on their own.
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The Image of God, part 2
Aug 18, 2019
We come now to the most controversial aspect of our sequence. What does the Father-Son relationship mean in terms of the nature of God? This is the main issue that wracked the church in the early fourth century between the Trinitarians and the Subordinationists. More important is what Jesus believed about Himself and how He presented Himself to the public as the Messiah.
If words have any meaning, a Father-Son relationship implies that the Son has a beginning point. One can have an unbegotten Father who has no beginning, but is it possible to have a "Son" who is coeternal, as the Trinitarians declared? In other words, was the Son a derivative of the Father or not? Was the "firstborn" Christ a second generation from the Most High God, or was God somehow bringing Himself to birth?
From a Jewish perspective, the basic truth of "one God" is paramount, and a Trinity of Gods is totally unacceptable. There is little doubt that on the day of Pentecost in Acts 2, the 3,000 who were converted to Christ knew nothing about a Trinity. If Peter had preached the Trinity to them, their converts may have been few. Yet just three centuries later, this was made the litmus test for salvation, something which Paul Himself did not even think to include in Ephesians 2:8.
From the early church writings, we find that "orthodoxy" in the first three centuries believed that Christ was subordinate to the one true God. Christ was the mirror "image of the invisible God, the Firstborn of all creation" (Colossians 1:15). To them, an "image" was not the same as that which it was imaging. Sonship meant being an "heir" of another's estate (Galatians 4:1), and therefore, the Son of God had been "appointed heir of all things" (Hebrews 1:2).
They taught, according to Paul's theology, that Christ was called to "subdue" the earth (Genesis 1:28), and for this reason, Paul wrote in 1 Corinthians 15:28,
28 And when all things are subjected to Him, then the Son Himself also will be subjected to the One who subjected all things to Him, that God may be all in all.
Authority is not sovereignty. Authority on every level is authorized by a higher power and is therefore accountable to the one that has delegated that authority. Men often delegate authority to those who are unworthy, but God gives authority to those who have proven themselves to be faithful. Jesus was "obedient to the point of death, even death on a cross" (Philippians 2:8), and for this reason we read in verse 9, "Therefore also God highly exalted Him."
Though salvation is freely given, the authority of sonship first requires faithfulness as a servant. A son in Hebrew thought is one who follows the pattern of his "father," regardless of biology. Children of light are those who are enlightened. Children of wisdom are wise. Children of the devil act like the devil. Sons of thunder have thunderous personalities or are loud mouthed.
Children of God are like their heavenly Father. An ideal son is a mirror image of the Father. In other words, he is in the image of God. Through sin, Adam lost that image, but Jesus Christ was obedient in every way and was an "exact representation" (Hebrews 1:3) of His heavenly Father in every way. He did not lose the "image" as Adam did.
The sons of God too are begotten through their ears by receiving the seed of the gospel (living word). That which is begotten in them is also in the image of God. The sons of God, by "beholding as in a mirror the glory of the Lord are being transformed into the same image" (2 Corinthians 3:18). These have a glorious destiny.
Take note that Paul speaks of a mirror when he discusses the topic of images. Images look like the real but are only mirror images. If both Christ and the sons of God are destined to be in the image of God, then is it feasible to say that such terminology makes them coequal, coeternal, and part of the Godhead?
The subordinationist view itself was not highly developed, because the Trinitarians had not emerged yet. Disputes and objections push all sides into defining their positions more carefully. The dominant discussion, brought about by Jewish monotheism, was whether Jesus should be considered a perfect human being or a subordinate God (as in a derivation of the Father).
What is a God?
From the Jewish standpoint, the Messiah was an agent of the one true God, and as such he might be called "God." Such was the case when God told Moses in Exodus 7:1,
1 Then the Lord said to Moses, "See, I make you (as) God [elohim] to Pharaoh, and your brother Aaron shall be your prophet."
The Hebrew text does not include the word as in this verse. It reads, "I make you God to Pharaoh." Adding as to the verse is done according to the judgment of the translator attempting to interpret the apostle's mind and intent. Seeing Moses as God (or a god) did not scandalize the monotheistic Jews, for they understood that it meant that Moses was speaking for God as a divine agent (or prophet).
So Moses could be considered to be "God" within the context of the law of agency, which says that a man's agent is equivalent to himself. Hence, to reject Jesus is to reject the One that sent Him. Not even Athenasius "The Hammer" would have included Moses in the Trinity.
The God/gods and "ruler" were not two different things. This is a Hebrew parallelism, where a matter is stated and restated in another way. So the rulers were called elohim. A god, then, is a subjector, one who subjects, a master or ruler who has power or authority over servants.
Grammatically speaking, any legitimate ruler or judge was an elohim. So Exodus 22:28 says,
28 You shall not curse God [elohim], nor curse a ruler of your people.
The King James Version of Exodus 22:28 reads,
28 Thou shalt not revile the gods, nor curse the ruler of thy people.
This is made clear in Exodus 21:6,
6 then his master shall bring him to God [elohim], then he shall bring him to the door or the doorpost. And his master shall pierce his ear with an awl; and he shall serve him permanently.
The KJV renders the phrase, "unto the judges." The judges were in a position of authority, so they were "gods." From God's perspective, of course, only those that He authorizes are true elohim, for they must be in agreement with Him and be in His image to be called "gods." The Second Commandment prohibits images of God, but this obviously applies to imperfect images. Jesus Christ is exempt from that prohibition, because He is "the exact representation of His nature" (Hebrews 1:3).
Compare also the biblical prophecies of the Messiah as God's "servant." This concept was best promoted by Isaiah in the messianic "Servant Poems." The Gospel of Mark also presents Christ as the Servant, even as Matthew presents Him as the King. Peter says in Acts 3:13,
13 The God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, the God of our fathers, has glorified His servant Jesus…
Like a son to his father, a servant is subordinate to his master. Malachi 1:6 says, "A son honors his father, and a servant his master." The servant pattern for the Messiah was pictured by Isaac, the son of Abraham, who was dedicated to God on an altar on Mount Moriah (Genesis 22:2, 3). Isaac was a son with a servant's heart, making him a type of Christ whom the Father would offer up as a sacrifice. Isaac was 37 years old at the time, according to the book of Jasher, and he could have fought his father to save his own life. However, he submitted to his father's will and allowed his father to bind him.
So also, Paul says in Philippians 2:8 that Christ was "obedient unto death."
The Elohim
It goes without saying that the Old Testament teaches monotheism. First and foremost, this was set forth in the great Shema in Deuteronomy 6:4,
4 Hear, O Israel! Yahweh is our Elohim; Yahweh is one!"
Some have interpreted the plural term Elohim to indicate a trinity yet to be revealed. This is often brought up in the context of the "Us," and "Our," that the Creator uses in Genesis 1:26 and 28. These are applied to a trinity rather than to the heavenly court. In the context of verse 27, however, we see that "in the image of God HE created them; male and female HE created them." Scripture does not use the plural "they" as if to say that man was created in THEIR image.
The Hebrew language sometimes uses plurals in ways different from other languages. For example, paniym means "face, presence," as we see in Genesis 4:14, "the face of the ground." Genesis 17:3 says that "Abram fell on his face."
The same word can be translated as "faces," as in Genesis 40:7, "Why are your faces so sad today?" Again, in Exodus 25:20 speaks of "the faces of the cherubim."
Translating the word properly depends upon its context. The same is true of the Hebrew word ne'urim, "youth," as used in Psalm 127:4, "So are the children of one's youth." To render it "youths" would not be grammatically correct, even though the word is plural.
In the same way, Elohim can be either singular or plural, depending on its context. Translators must also look for singular or plural verbs and nouns surrounding elohim. Deuteronomy 5:6, 7 uses the word in both contexts,
6 I am the Yahweh your Elohim, who brought you out of the land of Egypt, out of the house of slavery. 7 You shall have no other elohim before Me.
In verse 6, Elohim refers to the one God; in verse 7 it refers to other gods. The other gods are explained further in verse 9, "You shall not worship THEM or serve THEM."
The imprecise (Hebrew) language alone gives men cause to disagree. But Malachi 2:10 says, "Do we not all have one Father? Has not one God created us?" The prophet knew nothing of multiple creators. But if that was the case, then what role, if any, did the pre-existent Christ have in creation? Was He actually the "one God" who created all? Were all things creation BY Him or were they created THROUGH Him? Did He provide the Father with the double witness establishing all things? Why is Jesus called "The Amen, the faithful and true Witness, the beginning of the creation of God" in Revelation 3:14? Did the "one God" Himself need a double witness to create all things?
This is part 2 of a series titled "The Image of God" To view all parts, click the link below.


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Developing an Internet of Things ecosystem is what Sreowshi is working on in Bangalore. In this interview she will discuss the journey so far and future in building awareness around the penetration of the Internet to our homes, everyday objects and tool and the importance of having innovators and users work on solutions that will benefit the majority of the population and not just the producers or elite consumers.
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since when kind of short on time what I'm gonna do is try and talk about a couple of issues with sushi about awoke at from the labs which is the company that are she's a cofounder of and then we'll try and open up to a few questions this I'm sure many of you have some things you wanna talk about now ask about as well so I want actually uh ask you how you got into working on Internet of Things because I take it that you're actually a geoscientist so curious about that journey maybe you could introduce yourself to us OK so I would just turn digital Diamond introduced myself so story begins late I'm from Canada university in India point that I don't know how many of you have models so I am from then on I am running and gotta be nouns to because midget as
family and from there I studied the Geoscience geo geography being my favorite because you know kind of major 11 and on that so I studied geography and then I got a job and got shifted to Jenny and that was my 1st Monday national company job and I was pretty excited about it wanted to go over there and said a and the some of my friends went into robotics they're doing some kind of robotic start help so they don't mean all white and you guys went and you'll come and join us as a marketing person and I was like yeah let me get this out because that's a saddle Saturday a very pretty much excited and I joined them up and it was 2002 that we found delta rule the labs in Bangalore India and does so from then we are walking into the Internet of things and I would just be view about my until into programs we started out as a training company was really a training company like creating resources and skewness in India into Internet of things and then to 2012 2013 at end up like that and the guest by 2014 we came up with industry approaching us lake we want solutions we want to know you to be a part of was and you know make up some IO-DTU IOT speeds IOT lamps and and that is all we have been walking and now Rubin out company which is so close to the end of the team members teams and we are into ICT solutions and designed piety resource creation by lamp and yes what about I'll do whatever you say beyond into the space and we have 1 of the pioneers in IOT in India and the actors to say that thank you thank thanks you should I I think they wanted to
actually show go on website that Townshend if it's FileLabs if and we're just going to keep that up so you can take a look because you're she saying there's actually a lot but they're working on a lot but they doing but I was not by actually changed but the newness ones so I wouldn't have much time to set this up because the last 1 removal as as it happens maybe you should just do it searching but they also get other people a chance to come in and join us and find this so so good maybe Internet is working the things of the internet are not working um so when I think about I you see I actually think about things like connected toasters and I would see in the home of the talking to sushi actually Lorentz about a much wider logic system and applications of I see that we don't often really think about so and so maybe you can tell us a little a little bit about the context of the work that you're doing in the larger sort of industry context industry applications of IOT in this 2 very interesting um clients that you work with them to be beautiful trees are finally there is the website of the so this is a website on it would take you sold a learning is that part of development is this bond solutions that I had to have is there and then the super not deserve 2 of the product so we have a 1 initiative but as rule book kids solar still at robotics is that nice and the provocative kids into robotics and we make gets
for them and we train them into robotics and and it's very interesting to see how in India a 7 year old kid can also program and do things so that was quite interesting story for us initially thinking that let's do some dragon of
software or something like that because their kids them and not be able to catch it but then it was interesting it was really very interesting and so that's 1 initiative which we are doing and the 2nd 1 is so we have our IOT platform it's a complete hardware software platform that the colonists had it's fuel alarms Iady battle sorry I don't want you need maybe people will just need to the look find themselves in the beginning and I think you can do that because when I was a little surprised to learn them but then in the other so all of that all website obscenity in any is is into that and check it out what all you have of any
time you have a sort of about the sum of the 2 clients at you with with the naive jungle system in a damn solve love than I was coming to and I was coming to Germany I was pretty much
excited about industry 4 . 0 because that's what we hear about Germany I am not really sure because within this to the it is not really a lot of anything and admire coming in and telling about smart posters and on but I would say in the eyes of yeah progress it's it's it's it's advanced 7 or in India we are talking about us smart manufacturing smart retail smart logistics and a smart transportation so when using the out we had actually not walking in the individual space of IOT more than that we are looking into the industry is space and that's what we are much curious to know about how to take this eminent through the lambs we get quite a lot of all products coming into us and recent so we are into 1 of the working with 1 of the Chinese food think industry in India in in the water I would say yeah I cannot tell you the name but it yes we are walking with that it's a it's a smart but and so it's like 1 Jakarta but that that we are walking into us we also understanding my uh that we are also working with the automobile industry and the problem statement is the date of any kind of your distortion in the painting than that when the pain the goods and all the kind of distortion BAC really cannot see as customers but then they can freely because there is a change in the colors and these basically happens to pull the change in temperature and humidity in the rule that they do this kind of paintings and that the solution that was a problem which came to us and B. that's like he was a solution so up yet so just let me tell you this is something which to be of come across every time the companies and industries comes to uh saying we want to implement the IOT we want to move into the next stage of automation but then we don't know what to do so that is our main function I am and that is what should the labs is walking into their skills development and providing applicable solutions to the company's RC coming back to the of paint industry and the automobile client so we actually did our temperature humidity control and we have implemented the settled in and all of ADL that they are actually painting the colors and of the article that lead on it's like 6 months now the project is running and so we also have a plan that by the end of 6 months we will also implement the analytics and and see how this can be sorted out and then they have a plan to take it across the globe so that is what we are walking into 2 of the project apart from that we are also working with the agriculture industry that we add up the walking into the our temperature to control so what I feel as temperature humidity control is 1 of the very important thing in any kind of industry and so what's your process for working with a client that says we
don't know anything about i t but we know that we need to be learning more about it but how do you how you have to work with them to process
so that's really challenging at times because you know what be push them is that the problem and the problem statement should come from there was it becomes really difficult for us to penetrate into all the functions that they are doing and identify the problems and then come up with a solution but that hardly happens the energy in to read is that the the the many comes as a leg could not find anything you just need to find out something so I guess that in that is what we know is we generally start with the fact is it and we try to find out the are the kind of sensors we can implement and that is again a challenge because there are certain kind of machines that you cannot implement any kind of sensors the age on machines or maybe the machine won't allow you to put any kind of sense some so is that's again a challenge but then some all we do it and that in fact the index slate 1 and 1 1 and a half months of time we need to identify the problem with such phase of the kind of ethnography phase of
kind of understanding again it changes from geography the locations in the client to client so it varies from industry to industry that only happens OK and
1 thing that I found kind of interesting was this thing about you know I seen the home and was the loyalty which I feel I hear a lot about from but there's actually this whole industrial development and application of I which is completely different so why you think there's no sort of connected tho still enthusiasm in India
because everybody's on mobiles and you know why don't people want connected toasters
OK so all that some question I think of maybe Indians like without tossing to expect that I don't know but thoroughly of the much less unsolvable on battery is that's really a concern that in Indiana you don't find people more into the individual space of variety so I will just tell you a brief about it so ball I think God in US UK and in general we have seen IOT as a like automation smart devices from it is it's it's not something that is new to you people like you know getting into the ordered already have managed to RDF thermostat not things you already have but thought he knew that it is a very new concept and so it on that OK let's not jump into this other than let's get into the I'm part of afraid that's the industry perspective which is what a because there is a lot of industries coming in with the new government in there is making India concept and now we are more focusing in to make any so when we focus on to make in India industry industries something which is about a P a lot so that's why we are more focusing into the industry sections section of that and this I would say in moved maybe the smart device in the individual species it's growing people that taking it out the thinking that yes we should also do it fit that is a very o variables are very high and then and the home yeah smart-home gamete also get Mendez coming to us saying that we need to model solutions because no no flats which are really make you know maybe could or flats so in that we actually see that and I think that we need smart home solutions but then it's yes yes and I think that cost is probably a factor
as well I mean I don't I mean I think eventually there are going to be more not connected devices as you say a set of luxury apartments and sort of high and a real estate is going to start offering things I and I would also mention 1 thing that other than as I'm not still pretty much shorter
bowed over here all I think it will be made to be more should be more much e-mail all people leading into cities and all the not much of an award the concept of I O T is so still it does like of UCI IOT they're like OK so but then cities like Bangalore on May 10 named the ppmm atrocities probably they're taking up too much into IOT and also in the industrial city they're thinking so I think it is it can happen that that is fine but many is we all villain answers to love what we also bring into the MNS creation and secure development we working the couple of law government projects as well to bring up all sector in with this sector skin Council of India all that stuff IT company IT city of India with that idea so the only thing missing parts of the desert
clarity data guarantee Council of India sold the and also trying to develop something called GDP on and then a and B and framing the proposal to submitted to our
government to bring out something of that sort of thing OK so this is a good point at which to talk about things around data protection
and privacy because we you don't have a data protection in there we don't have robust privacy regulations and and the sort of unspoken elephants uh in the room and that we we spoke about yesterday and when we met was that of around privacy and security issues which are really it does allow big great conversation in this country around data protection and privacy and she was saying that it was really interesting and you follow to come in and through the Pyrenees these people talking about privacy and data protection is a allegedly prediction is all of attending compensations from last is an icy on of
bars on individual data protection individually dialog GDP art and all that matters in India you don't see that much into the individual species are kinda reason being we don't use that much of thought individual devices I think maybe but then again now it is my forms and that of cell is there but yes we are also trying to frame on proposal as in GDP i'd and submitted to our government i Javier i is the general data protection law that's in UK right so yeah something that's what we also doing I think the problem is in the is just a 60 65 years on the young country and certain things to come up with very very fast acting 228 Diamond then again it's it's it's of here with the GDP and all the way progressing I think things are not the affine within 2 20 the having an and let's
see let's hope for the best and the see things going on what maybe this is where we we kind of divergent our optimism about what's what's happening with India and um engendered in terms of data protection privacy issues so so I'm actually um fairly pessimistic about the lack of data protection and regard for personal privacy and in India where even a situation right now where yes you do have a fairly uh right wing new common Hindu fundamentalist government and that wants to attract investment in India making India uh the IT industry is a very big part of that we may even disagree on you know what we think the Indian government is right now uh and and that's probably not the conversation but you've got that on the 1 hand trying to attract business but then you also have a situation that's very hot life right now around the the National biometrics database that we have it's called of power the unique identifier ID Authority of India is the body that's been set up to administer all of the personal information of a half a billion people they wanna get everybody basically on a national Biometrics and ID program and this has been kind of challenged by civil society and journalists and technologists academics full like over 5 or 10 years now ever since it's been in development of and I think it's become really big now as there are proposals to link your income tax card we have another identifying card called you know postal identify Kate identification number for income tax to basically link every kind of identity that we have to this national biometrics database of and to do away with all the other and identity cards that we have and there's a lot of discussion right now because the infrastructure is not robust and we don't have lost actually protect people and I read a very interesting article by the guy who actually start is heading um stuff of our project the biometrics project then then the yen none the Nilekani the reason why he's also really interesting is because he's 1 of the people who was at the forefront of the big IT revolution in India about 25 years ago there was no sort of butanol bangalore bangalore was a sleepy backwater town it's where people went to the trial suddenly everybody knew about Bangalore because it became India's Silicon Valley and it became the center of business processing and outsourcing of nominal a kind of valuable as we want interesting to see you have an event telling
someone that OK so from your from India but the city's when I Bangalore obviously uh from 1909 the city of India saying I k so I mean not Nilekani was the man responsible for that and then they chosen to be the person who would set up this you know sort of biometrics project so an article by him 2 days
ago in a reacting to the criticism around you know the lack of security and privacy of this massive database of half a billion people stator and what I found really interesting was he made a fantastic case for the need for privacy regulation and so on and you were reading I was reading it and thinking he makes a lot of sense he's a very very compelling interesting speaker and technologist and yet he was not actually addressing the fact that you know there is no discussion about personal privacy there is he was saying we need a privacy law but we also need this biometrics database is that is this kind of this massive kind of disconnect that's going on in the government actually doesn't need to address it I think the courts may be a bit active but I think a point in a long time I see is all
what I saw here is Islamic activists and groups acting on the data security not to there's an Indian army don't see that much I mean I have learned anything from you and I and I'm sure that going back Baghdad I'm going to find and I I just edges gather some group and make some kind of flood the activist group yeah I need to know there are some who attitude Belarus will here so this issue of kind of data protection
and privacy I think is something that is not discussed in the IOT space but is there any register in which the discussion of security comes up I mean what's the point at which sort of get hot and I like all interstate toward you there is our Data Security Council of India so all this ease of particular
organization which is working under Government of India and they are making certain laws regarding privacy all fall you know all the the has been as well the does for the company that I mean that's also concern rate we if we keep on talking about individually doubled the company's also this setting said in terms of IOT when we talk about this so this now as I told you before like also so the are kind of all we need to have a lot of me DoBeS every month and there are a lot of people involved in a lot of stakeholders involved in this academia is 1 industries are the government is 1 so we are not trying to yes start of someone so we are trying to frame of some kind of policy and the government is all these like you need to frame above viewpoints and a policy and then you give it to us and we are here to agree to that and agree to that so we are analogous we are trying to bring out all my some certain kind of points and the IRA also falling GDP out of you gain so we can take certain points from and that's why it's Emily is of my have a positive feeling that maybe that than 5 10 years of time also come up with no certain other policies which are not too not only data protection that may be set another kind of policies which are dollar not yet usable in India and what you think what are
the other policies that you think we need in the eye of the space OK so I think of and this is the
1st and foremost thing that should be done and all the winners of 11 it's about diversity t of n is about smart devices also whenever I come across the concept of I O T and B minus is the founder of IOT company I also ball I have a question in my mind and yesterday I was attending a station by a professor I am bad names so I don't remember his name but I was attending a station and he was actually telling that smart cities doesn't really mean it has to be that's technologies it can be that people becoming smile so I was like is bound that is my idea and you know I keep on speaking in India out trying to many of whenever I'm with people smart city doesn't means it has to be smarter technology can be smart people means modern only do that so well yeah I do that in a lot of points from him and fortunately in lack of time I could not meet him in person I met yesterday morning I have I should maintenance so let's you need place so I just wonder figure this idea and see what they are doing many in the islands
so I think there's a lot of initiatives around sort of smartness and connectedness and you know data is the future of everything but I sometimes feel there isn't enough of the critical conversation about what is actually mean and this is a good moment to kind of shout out the sort of academics and researchers and technologists were working in these issues so that the Center for Internet and Society in Bangalore also larger force announce are
government ID body and that of the how formed the center of excellence in India and that's in that space between 2 and that's in Bangalore and so it's kind of a 10 thousand square feet of ETL that all the giant bodies like the you name it they haven't played into this a school IBM they all coming in and that's edible out there and so it's kind of a hardware software land and that the start of something the are given that opportunity they can come in and test in the vault whatever product they're making and they're getting a huge amount of mentoring from the industry explodes and all that so that's kind of initiative which is being taken so I am on lake after I call back there that also BI COE IOT coming up in the job so we hadn't dealt with that we are a coded in that and so these are the kind of bodies that we are also working and handle as I mentioned that through alarms being 1 of the pioneers in India we actually a lot of opportunities from people because the know by I mean Sandell used so we answer walking into different pockets of IOT so I'm
not I would say that you know the Germans uh well looking to work in India and connecting with India has a moment as there but also in terms of transfers of a lot of ideas I think it would be fantastic if there's actually leverage in terms of regulations because it would be interesting to actually see the same companies that are working globally and transnationally there's certain restrictions on local legal issues around protect you know security privacy and implementation of I T so that don't have to be you know sort of implemented in India because you know the sort of regulation of the infrastructure the government is like this is not an issue as so if something is implementable in 1 country in context why isn't it in another and so I would think that you know it's for industry to actually work together
with a civil society in us young'uns acknowledges the kind of have more of these issues and place I think we're probably out of time so
do we get 5 minutes more uh because we started 5 minutes later must um I guess we could ask if anyone has any questions and if not I still have 1 but you have to show phase I think there's a my coming to I think I may need to record it for the recording itself and the hi and I'm and tracks from right for the World Cup I the
question concerning what you what he said my about the and the concern to have about the biometric system because just a few weeks
ago and I met and another round of meetings just very shortly and activist from india who told me that the system actually doesn't belong to an Indian company that are that the company use of maintaining it is based in the you ask says under you as long so meaning of the I and all the others have direct access to it if they want to the data of them onto plastic that has already been the leakage of data of climate so this is what is 1 to have your opinion on that because you know that was very is concerned I think that there
in any case if the FBI wanted any information from the Indian government I think that you that you would need a biometric database for that we've seen that in the last few years so I think that there would definitely be very easy kind of rollovers on on that kind of thing but I'm sure that there's a lot of you know the sort of collaboration in terms of access and I don't think this is actually new to me but my colleague is telling me that you know that is the case that actually this jurisdiction in the US which is which is strange to me but I I don't know the details of other worry don't buy never you worked on it and I kind of needed as a technologist and kind of you know heavily concerned citizen but I think the issue of the leakage is definitely there and I think people have pointed to this but again as I was saying about nominal Nilekani said yes we need robust infrastructures we need laws to kind of govern the fact that there will be security breaches in there are security breaches happening all over the place of the lord he's also sort according to that but I think the issue is that's not being articulated is that of we have the country of their country of such disparities in sort of active persecution all marginalized communities and minorities and just this huge database so you know everybody with a certain kind of name for example you know being on the database is is is really worrying that the conversation that's not happening but I think the issues of privacy and security as sort of a very well known and everybody was involved in the system is talking about it and and the need for it but again on the right is the possible that
it's it's definitely all concerns so it's not something that all people are not aware of the DoD election OK let's leave it it's not something that sort of but then
I'll get succumbing to either an understandable paying which we are as Lake Indian government is trying to make it like you know 1 sort of 1 kind of identification method and that that he actually can trace and even opposing living in far beyond the mind as in India so it's kind of like when i see i things some then it's a gain of coming back to the other and that's because when I see that I'm actually connecting to a Poisson always leaving somewhere out there and he doesn't know anything about this so my 1st concern becomes is how can I bring this boson into my
all system and also really long consented without living in the back of beyond sounds like getting into the data now and so and we saw it it's it's kind of like India is a
country with the 28 states and 7 union territories so you can understand the kind of diversity the goal to everyday but then 400 of genomic you change your language a change accusing changes by then it changes everything so it's it's kind of I mean you know the and I think we have to and that there I'm sorry but I'm very beginning
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Guys do you know about Devil May Cry in PS2. If you do then post your opinion about this game. If you don't have one yet then buy one cause this game really rocks! XD
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Fallen Rhapsody
- Nov 09, 2005
Nice ? Me ? What a joke
I don't want to mess up with ya but are you sure this thread doesn't exist somewhere ?
Besides that, I'm a real fan of Devil May Cry. I played the first game since ... I don't remember but it rocks so well I finished it many times in every modes with every unlocked bonuses. A real fun party.
Then I was really excited learning there was Devil May Cry 2. Well I shouldn't. It sucked well.
And finally, capcom gave us Devil May Cry 3 and fun part came again. But less fun than the first one.
Strange isn't it ? ...since Devil May Cry 3 should have been more fun with the multiple combo styles (I destroyed my hands getting Stylish rank combos)
Bye everyone. I left Minitokyo.
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- Nov 09, 2005
Lone Wolf
I'm a fan of the Devil May Cry series I've played them all :) the 3rd one is my personal fav' but I like the original too, but kusco is right Devil May Cry 2 sucked, which is probaly because it was made by a differant division of Capcom.
- Nov 09, 2005
Devil May Cry 3 ws fun. Especially since you can play two player in one mission. :D
- Nov 17, 2005
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Legendary Dark Knight
The Devil May Cry series were my favorite games XD XD
- Nov 17, 2005
I played the first DMC couple years ago.
It was pretty simple, but fairly entertaining. :)
- Nov 17, 2005
DMC style of genre is the one that started all. One of my favorite series of all time. I agree that DMC2 was a big step down. Too many people complain to much about the difficulty of DMC. First, it's too hard. Then too easy and now it's way too hard. Reviewers these days can't make up their mind.
- Dec 09, 2005
Nice ? Me ? What a joke
That's right one of the bad points of DMC was : the difficulty.
It's not a game anyone can play, it requires a lot of skills and good reflexes.
And that's right DMC2 was way too easy : my 7 years little bro can even play it.
But don't exagerate. DMC1 and 3 are not that difficult.
However, if you are looking for having S ranks in every level (what I have done in DMC1 but not yet in DMC3), you will spend a lot of time.
Especially S ranks in every level in Dante Must Die mode (ARGGGGHHH)
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- Dec 09, 2005
love the game. dmd is hard only because the enemes dt.
On edge-crimson night and celsion moon. Misfiction not save the player is prayer. yes Dance romanesque and unfinished romancia.
- Dec 10, 2005
hihihi.. i didn't had the chance to play the 1st one so i started with the second one.. umm... it was very easy though... then the 3rd one came.... it was far more better than the 2nd..XD
- Dec 10, 2005
Probably the most annoying part of Devil May Cry 3 was the Damned Chessboard on Dante Must Die Mode. Those things take forever to kill once they Devil Trigger, not to mention to Rooks keep spawning more pieces. >_<
- Jan 09, 2006
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Legendary Dark Knight
I like the Devil May Cry series especially DMC 3
I can't wait for DMC 3: special edition :D :D
- Jan 09, 2006
Devil May Cry is CLASS, from the time i saw the first movie scene i fell in love with the game, I didn't believe how much the 2nd one, bombed when I played it.The third one however, is now my favourite because the man has soooooooooooo many crazy moves that its hard to get bored, i especially like dante's skill with the two handguns, plus the game has some of the hardest movie sequences I have ever seen in a video game (choreography wise anyway).
- Jan 10, 2006
I really like the DMC series. 3 is by far the best of them all, followed by 1, and the suckiest one of them all, 2. And I really can't wait for DMC 3 SE.......Vergil time!
- Jan 11, 2006
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DMC 1 and DMC 3 SE was the best ones to me. DMC 2 was okay. It just felt so damn slow.
- Jun 08, 2006
I enjoyed the game alot. I started with 2 and then got 1. One had a better story but it didnt really shine till 3. The thing with DMC1 was it reminded me of resident evil, except everything you collect should be taken without any consequence.
The only problem I had with the game was that it was always dark or extremely RED. I havent seen another game with the massive use of the colour red. It was horrible and annoyed me too. It is a great game but just too red for it's own good. God of War hits the same genre but did it alot better. Only because it had great levels that didnt rely on just red and they had daylight levels. Devil may cry is a great series but they need to put Dante in a nicer environment. Snow, daytime, outdoors.
- Jun 08, 2006
DMC, great series(well....if u don't count DMC2), beaten DMC3 countless times, love it, recently got to play the 1st one, I've beaten that also, then I tried it on the now unlocked hard difficulty.
Damn, its brutal, having to fight those shadow things earlier on, it still hurts
- Jun 14, 2006
DMC 2 wasn't so bad ya. I enjoyed played it. It took me a lot of time to buy DMC 3 (Since almost all store were "sold out") I haven't tried DMC 1 yet, and it's too late now. Not on sale anymore. DMC 3 is on manga too ya know o_O I don't think playing DMC 3: Special Edition on PC will be easy.
- Jun 14, 2006
i am prefer dmc 1
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DMC is great! I really love it!
well, but after I played DMC1 after I played DMC3, I'd prefer DMC3 (coz there are young Dante and Vergil~! XD)
DMC1 is nice, I don't know about DMC2 (because I haven't got the game yet...>_<)
- Jun 22, 2006
this was an awesome series, (except for DMC 2 of course, who was the imposter we payed as?
The combat was always intuitive and intense, one of those easy to learn, hard to master sort of deals. And Dante himself was a great character...he has a serious side, but for the most part saw it all as one big party ^_^
- Jul 01, 2006
I loved this series especially Devil May Cry 3 Special Edition. I bought the two versions. The combat system was great and I loved the fast paced gameplay. The cut scenes were awsome. I just cant get enough of this game.
- Jul 02, 2006
Devil May Cry was one of the first games i bought for ps2. To date, i owned and beaten all three games.
My favourites would have to be the first and third game. The second one was a letdown.
I'm now waiting for the forth installment which will be out for ps3.
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Welp, even though Cisco obviously survived, I'd imagine casual attempted murder carries heavy punishments!
Without video footage and/or an injured victim this is going to be little more then confused kids spinningwild stories. Except *maybe* the train driver. If it has a driver.
And while we know Cisco survives it doesn't mean he does so unhurt.
Cisco appears and all will run away :U A zombie!!! …I mean its alive!
If it were Quinn,they would say a ghost to see her floating
D'awe… Cute little fuzzy! heeeeee.
'Little' and 'fuzz' may be the key here. Cisco is probably a lot lighter then he looks with all that fuzz. He may very well pass beneath a train.
Apparently that was a common dare for kids in my fathers childhood. Of course that was a local narrow gauge steam train


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Change is hard.
Yes, I'm writing this with our congregation in mind and the decisions we've been praying about recently in regard to our Sunday morning schedule. But it's not just current decisions. We've made big decisions in recent years to hire a youth director, host an intern, hire a second pastor, and make significant upgrades to our facility. And it wouldn't surprise me if we have more big decisions to make in the future. Change has marked this congregation in recent years, and it may continue that way.
No, I'm not writing this to say what we should or shouldn't do when it comes to our morning schedule. In fact, by the time this is published, we will have already met on Sunday.
What I would like to do is share with you about change in general. Change is hard. I understand that, and I often struggle with it too. But the operative word there is "struggle." In that context, struggle carries a negative connotation. You see, I would argue that change shouldn't have to be as hard as it is for us.
The Bible is clear that "change" is a normal and expected part of life as a Christian. In Romans 12, Paul exhorts us to be transformed by the renewal of our mind by the mercies of God. In other words, God's mercy brings transformation. Change! We grow in Him, and we are changing more and more into His likeness all the time throughout our entire lives. Paul gives examples of that in the verses following in Romans 12. We seek God's good will, we're not arrogant, we use our different gifts, we encourage others to use their different gifts, we learn to love genuinely, to hate what is evil and to hold fast to what is good. We outdo one another in showing honor, we're zealous and fervent in serving the Lord, and we are marked by joy, hope, patience, prayer, generosity, hospitality, harmony, humility, forgiveness, and peace.
That's quite a list, and I confess my failure to change my ways and perfectly live like Paul describes. I cling to God's Word of forgiveness and mercy, and I thank Him for how He is changing me in these areas to be more like Him.
Scripture teaches that the body of Christ collectively changes too. One text that comes to mind is Ephesians 2:19-22. In those verses, Paul tells us that by grace through faith, we are changed from strangers and aliens to fellow citizens with the saints and members of God's house. We are built on the Cornerstone, and the whole structure, joined together, "grows into a holy temple in the Lord." We change. The local congregation is a microcosm of the Church, and I pray we are growing, changing. Numerical growth is a secondary topic. I pray that first and foremost, we as a congregation are growing in faith and love for God and one another. That's what matters!
And as we follow Christ and grow in Him, we seek His will, as individuals and families, and yes, as a congregation too. The primary question ever before us is not whether we should change or not. If we are in Christ, we already are changing, and that's a good thing. The question for us to pray about and discern together is: What is God's will for our congregation?
I believe that God, through His Word, works through the congregation. I'm so thankful for where God has brought us, and I'm so excited to see His will accomplished in our congregation. As we remain in Christ and His Word, His way, His will, will be good, and I thank Him for that assurance!
"Have Thine Own Way, Lord! Have Thine own way! Thou art the Potter, I am the clay. Mold me and make me after Thy will, while I am waiting, yielded and still." – Adelaide Pollard
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Rockets' Tarik Black out Friday with abrasion on right eye
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Rockets center Tarik Black joined the team's extensive list of injured rotation players going out with an abrasion on his right eye when he was fouled by Portland's Ed Davis. Black will miss Friday's game at Phoenix with the Rockets already shorthanded at the position with Nene out for at least two more games after missing the past four with a bruised knee.
Black said the injury was "extremely painful" and the foul was ruled a flagrant foul, penalty one. But Black said he knew it was unintentional.
"Me and Ed played together with the Lakers," Black said. "That's my, in NBA terms, big brother. He brought me into the game of basketball. Nothing personal about it. It's a sport. Things happen. Guys get injured. Guys injure each other. It's just the ebbs and flows of the game. He just happened to catch me in the game.
"It'll take a couple days to heal up. I just have to treat it right, put the proper ointments on it, keep my contacts out. I have to get some glasses. Just move forward from there."
James Harden and Luc Mbah a Moute are also out, along with forward Troy Williams, who had spent much of the season in the G League.


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Orange reveals cloud computing targets
Orange targets $660m revenues from cloud computing by 2015
French telecom operator, Orange Group, aims to generate revenue of EUR500 million ($660 million) from the nascent cloud computing sector by 2015.
Rudolf Sarah, regional cloud director, EMEA, Orange, said that "many components" will contribute to the company's target for cloud computing.
"There will be network led components, infrastructure services such as hosting on a cloud base, and software as a service," Sarah told itp.net.
Sarah added that he expects cloud computing in the enterprise sector to start moving into the mainstream in 2012.
"By 2012 we will reach the tipping point, and we can just look at how Europe and the US are doing now," he said. "2011 is going to be a key year for most markets."
Sarah also believes there is significant potential for cloud computing in the Middle East and Africa. He said that in the GCC countries, the financial crisis had forced companies to look at more flexible IT strategies that allow for rapid growth and contraction, without leaving firms burdened with costly IT equipment.
In Africa, many companies could move straight to a cloud-based model rather than investing in their own ICT infrastructure, according to Sarah.
In less developed African countries, there is likely to be a convergence of mobile and cloud sectors, with people accessing cloud-based applications from mobile phones.
"Cloud will have a tremendous offering, and especially the mobile cloud," Sarah said. "You will see the conjunction of the traditional cloud, which has been internet led, with apps that are going to be designed for mobiles and smartphones. We are going to see a slow convergence."
The global market for cloud services is expected to reach some $149 billion by 2014, according to a recent report by US research firm Gartner.


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Jason Imbruglio's career at Tacoma candy giant Brown & Haley started in 2009 as a temp job that quickly turned into something else. Because he demonstrated a willingness to learn and take on more responsibility, he moved quickly through the shipping and receiving department to managing the warehouse and eventually earning his current role as distribution manager.
"There's a huge amount of upward mobility in this industry," says Imbruglio. "Almost all companies now have logistics chains that need workers."
Regionally, the warehouse, transportation and logistics field is expanding as companies create more distribution centers in places like Centralia and DuPont.
"Warehouses are opening in the Puget Sound area as fast as they can," says Imbruglio. "We've struggled to find adequate staffing during our seasonal peak and all the trucking companies we work with are experiencing massive driver shortages."
Wages are also on the rise, particularly in the warehouse sector. According to Imbruglio, there's been a double-digit increase in pay during the last decade.
Those who want to enter the field have a range of options. Tacoma Community College offers an Associate of Applied sciences degree in business with a focus on global logistics. The two-year program provides training in customer service, marketing and management while preparing students for jobs in warehousing, logistics and importing/exporting.
"We get students from a wide variety of backgrounds," says TCC Professor Linda Cuadra. "Most are not right out of high school but are returning to school because they couldn't get any further in the jobs they had without a degree." Many military veterans also enroll in the program to learn how to transfer their previous logistics experience to the private sector.
Once they graduate, TCC alumni are eligible for supervisory roles, although most companies will ask employees to spend at least some time packing boxes to understand how the business works.
"We're not teaching people so they can be on the warehouse floor," says Cuadra. "Our students often start as supervisors and move up from there."
At Brown & Haley, one-third of the staff are graduates of Goodwill Industries warehouse and logistics training program, a 10-week course that includes a component which prepares students to move into supervisory positions within several years. The career path is free to the public thanks to Goodwill thrift store revenue and private sector donations. Since the program started in 2009, approximately 1,132 students have graduated, with roughly 900 of them placed in jobs with an average salary of $15 per hour.
"We have a very good relationship with Goodwill," says Imbruglio. "It's a great way to find employees who have a good foundation and are going to do well."
Aside from safety and practical skills like forklift training, the program offers guidance in equally critical areas like work readiness and how to find a job.
"We teach them about customer service and conduct mock interviews," says Garuba Akinniyi, Distance Learning Programs coordinator for Goodwill of the Olympics and Rainier Region. "Some of our industry partners come and interview students to give them an idea of what to expect."
Instructors come through a contract with Tacoma Community College and the course is broadcast live to a satellite classroom in Longview.
"Those students go to class simultaneously with our students in Tacoma," says Akinniyi.
At the end of the course, they have the option of taking a national Microsoft exam on computer skills and a certified logistics exam. Nearly 52 corporate partners work with Goodwill to provide placement opportunities for graduates.
From an industry standpoint, programs like Goodwill's provide some level of security when it comes to hiring.
"We're not taking a blind leap of faith," says Imbruglia. "We talk with the instructors and ask them about students who are showing aptitude."
Sara Kennedy is one such student currently enrolled in the program. A former warehouse employee who has spent the last decade raising a family, Kennedy says the course has been instrumental in giving her the confidence to go back to work.
"I'm so much better informed than I was the first time around," she says. "I feel safer and more knowledgeable about the whole warehouse industry. It's a great opportunity to get back into the workforce."
She particularly appreciated the focus on so-called "soft skills." "The instructors are amazing," she says. "They help with things like communicating effectively with others, knowing how to work with diversity and understanding how to network."
Employers like Brown & Haley benefit from that approach. "There's more to it than just moving boxes or driving a forklift," says Imbruglio. "Goodwill graduates have a good understanding of the skills they need and what they're going to be responsible for. They're better informed about what they're getting into."
Many students from TCC end up working locally. "Our two main business sectors in Tacoma and Pierce County are medical and logistics," says Cuadra. "Not a lot of people go to work directly for the Port of Tacoma, but there are thousands of jobs related to that field and not enough people to fill them. The opportunity here is huge."
For more information, follow these links:
Tacoma Community College: associate of applied sciences degree in business with a focus on global logistics at tacomacc.edu/areasofstudy/careertraining/business
Goodwill of the Olympics and Rainier Region: warehouse and logistics training at goodwillwa.org/training/programs/warehouse
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Today we play on TV consoles, computers, online and mobile. Gaming is growing in all ages.
Game development as industry in Sweden is an international success story. Average annual growth is said to be 39%, since 10 years ago. The major gaming companies are growing and many new smaller gaming companies start up. We have well-renowned game educations across the country that form hubs for game development. Our games developed in Sweden has an international market, unparalleled.
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Summary: Juniper Slaide is the sole survivor of an arson attack that destroyed her home and her family. After nine years of distancing herself from her past, she clings to the only person she has trusted since the fire; her best friend James. Then he disappears. It is while looking for James that Juniper discovers that he wasn't who she thought he was and that his disappearance is connected to her and what happened nine years ago.
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NORTHFIELD, Vt. – The Lasell College baseball team scored 15 runs on 21 hits Friday afternoon to sweep a Great Northeast Athletic Conference (GNAC) baseball doubleheader from Norwich University, spoiling the Cadets' home opener at Garrity Field.
The Lasers took the opener 10-4, and won the nightcap in eight innings, 5-3. Lasell improves to 19-13 overall and 8-6 in the GNAC, while Norwich drops to 5-18 overall and 3-9 in conference play.
Senior Andre Marchesseault (Cheshire, Conn.) and junior Joe Sullivan (East Sandwich, Mass.) led the hit parade for the Lasers. Marchesseault had five hits, including two doubles and a home run, driving in five, while Sullivan had four hits, including a double and a home run. Freshman Matt Bischof (Sleepy Hollow, N.Y.) also homered for the Lasers in the opener.
Lasell's GNAC twin bill on Saturday, April 20, at Albertus Magnus College, had been postponed, so the Lasers will be back in action on Monday, April 22, with a non-conference home game against Eastern Nazarene College (7 p.m.). Norwich is next in action on Monday, April 22 for a non-conference doubleheader at Northern Vermont University-Lyndon. Those games are set for 1:00 p.m. and 3:30 p.m.
Game 1 – Lasell 10, Norwich 4
Lasell broke open a scoreless tie with three runs in the top of the third inning as Bischof hit a solo home run, senior David Marsell (Baldwinsville, N.Y.) had an RBI single and Marchesseault cracked an RBI double to left field. Norwich got one back in the bottom half of the inning as sophomore Jacob Parizo (Groton, Conn.) lined an RBI single to center field.
The Lasers put up three more runs in the fourth inning. Sophomore Wyatt Sihvonen (Lebanon, Conn.) belted an RBI triple and then scored on a wild pitch, and Marsell added an RBI single. Norwich answered with three of their own in the bottom half of the inning, starting with junior Chris Dayos (Temecula, Calif.) hitting his first-career home run to make it 6-2. Senior Mike Lesco (Somers, Conn.) followed with an RBI single, and junior Brendon Profita (New Milford, Conn.) singled to right, scoring Lesco for a 6-4 score.
Lasell tacked on two runs in the sixth on a Norwich error, and two in the seventh on Sullivan's RBI double and an RBI single by senior Brett Sherron (Howard Beach, N.Y.)
Senior Dan Petr (East Haven, Conn.) earned the win for Lasell, working six innings and allowing three earned runs, striking out four.
Game 2 – Lasell 5, Norwich 3 (8 innings)
Lasell jumped out to an early lead again, holding a 2-0 edge after one inning of play on Marchesseault's two-run single. Norwich rallied for two runs in the bottom of the third on RBI singles by seniors Kevin Lynch (Randolph, Mass.) and Jacob Barlow (Newburyport, Mass.) to tie the game 2-2.
Lynch then delivered another RBI single in the fourth inning for a 3-2 Norwich lead. Lasell managed to tie the game 3-3 in the sixth on an RBI single by Sherron and sent the game to extra innings after a scoreless seventh.
The Lasers scored twice in the top of the eighth on back-to-back home runs by Marchesseault and Sullivan for the 5-3 lead and the Cadets couldn't muster any runs in the bottom of the frame.
Junior Chris O'Connor (Duxbury, Mass.) earned the win (3-1) with four scoreless innings of relief, allowing just one hit and one walk, striking out five. Junior Zach Handzel (Palmer, Mass.) pitched the first four innings, giving up just two runs on seven hits, fanning two.
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Within Temptation are back with a brand new single! It's called "The Reckoning" and features Jacoby Shaddix of Papa Roach on male vocals.
With this song, the band presents a completely new sound, teasing what to expect from their long-awaited seventh studio album "Resist". Enjoy the lyric vide for "The Reckoning" below.


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Susan Riley | December 2014
STEAM Goes Interactive
Today, I'm sharing one of my favorite tools for use in and out of the classroom.
ThingLink offers the ability to take any static image and transform it into an interactive, vibrant learning experience. I love having students use it to document their discovery process. I have them use their own journal pages as the background image – and as a way to authentically assess their learning. As a teacher, this becomes a way to collect all of my resources and materials in an integrated unit. In addition to, capturing them in one interactive map. This is truly an exciting (and easy!) online resource.
Below, you'll find a short video that shows you how I create my "hook" for an Arts Integration/STEAM lesson on the intersection of math, science and art using the work of Alexander Calder. I vary how I use this – sometimes it's as an introduction for whole-group and sometimes it's homework. Either way, I show you the resources I include, as well as how simple it is to create a map like this in ThingLink.
By the way – this is just the tip of the iceberg when using ThingLink. Be sure to sign up for this winter's online STEAM conference where I'll be sharing how I use ThingLink for assessments, student growth objectives, and curriculum planning.
Here's a list of the websites I used in the video:
Mobiles, Stabiles and Sculptures by Alexander Calder
Interactive Mobile Maker from NGA Kids
and here's a great lesson for grades 6-8 that could be used during or after this interactive segment: Lesson Plan: Math 6-8 Balance That – ProQuest


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