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Greetings from New Saint Andrews College. Our first term here (Jerusalem Term) has come to an end already after a productive flurry of papers, written exams, and oral exams. In September, while classes were in full swing, we were pleased to have our Conservatory of Music host Belgian Pianist Gilbert De Greeve who gave two lectures, a master class, and a fantastic recital featuring Debussy's 24 Preludes. This week our students are taking a much-needed break from their joyful, but rigorous academic work here. Meanwhile, I have been traveling extensively on behalf of the college.
Recruitment Travel in Korea
Thank you for praying for guidance, safety, and blessings for travel as I represented the college as far away as Seoul, Korea. It was indeed a blessing to interact with the leadership of two classical, Christian high schools in Korea and to observe their fervent pursuit of godly education for the next generation. I enjoyed meeting and fellowshipping with the families of two of NSA's students who hail from Korea, and our college looks forward with anticipation to continuing this educational relationship in the future.
Music Events
As we grow the NSA Music Conservatory, we look forward to frequent musical events. Here is a sampling of some of those occasions:
David Koyzis, Fellow in Politics at the St. George's Centre for Biblical and Public Theology, will be speaking and playing classical guitar at our first Disputatio of the new Nicea Term on October 19.
Also, that same evening, join us for NSA Music Night on October at 7:00 pm at the home of Matt and Renae Myer to hear NSA students and other local musicians perform in a social setting.
On Sunday, November 11 at 3:00 pm Collegium Musicum, the NSA Orchestra, and a recorder consort will be performing Sing and Play unto the Lord. This concert will take place at First Presbyterian Church here in Moscow.
We are looking forward to our first-ever Christmas Feast Concert Celebration at 6:00 pm on December 1. This will be a concert and a dinner in the tradition of the boar's head feast. It is a ticketed event with details forthcoming. The venue is the yet-unremodeled Cadillac Jack's.
Prospective Student Weekend
We welcome high school seniors to visit classes and activities; one of the best times to do that is during a prospective student weekend, which is particularly geared to address the questions of prospective students who want to find out more about college life at NSA. Our next upcoming weekend is October 26-27. For more information and to register, see our admissions page at https://www.nsa.edu/admissions/visit-nsa/.
Save the Date
Our annual spring President's Dinner is on the calendar for May 8, 2019. This is a great evening to spend with faculty, staff, board members, and friends of the college. Not only is there a fabulous dinner prepared by Mark Cuneo and paired with wines crafted by Gino Cuneo, but it is also a fundraiser which benefits the college.
President of New Saint Andrews College


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You'll never be enough for the wrong man and no matter what you do, the right one will never leave you.
Sometimes we put a lot of pressure on ourselves just to be perfect for our partner but we are so wrong. First, no one but our God in heaven is perfect. With time, I have understood that there is nothing we can do to keep someone who doesn't want to be kept. Just like there is nothing you can do to make someone leave when their only wish is to be by your side. So take a deep breath, stop being someone else but yourself and trust me, the right person will love everything that you REALLY are. ❤
You are beautiful, worthy, strong and perfect to the right man that God has created for YOU. So stop stressing and enjoy being yourself.

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Hi there! My name is Ashli and I am a counselor in the Denver Metro area. I have a passion for walking alongside others in their healing journey.
It was through my own life experiences and challenges that I learned the value of leaning into others for support and the benefit of working toward growing into my best self.
Regardless of where life has taken us, I believe that we can embrace our story to not only grow in resiliency, but to also be used for good.
Besides counseling, my other passions include spending quality time with my family, baking all the sweets, and hiking with my three dogs.
My counseling perspective:
Whether you feel stuck at a crossroads or could just benefit from talking to an unbiased person, I am here to meet you at any place you may be at in your journey. My perspective of counseling is that you are the expert in your own life and that I am here to walk alongside you toward healing and growth.
I understand that starting counseling can be an intimidating process, so I aim to create a non-judgmental environment that promotes comfort and safety. My desire is for you to feel heard and valued, and that you will feel more empowered and hopeful than before.
My educational background consists of a B. S. degree from Texas Tech University in Human Sciences with concentrations in Psychology, Human Development & Family Studies, and Addiction & Recovery. In addition to my Bachelor's degree, I obtained a Masters of Arts Degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Denver Seminary. I am a Licensed Professional Counselor Candidate in the state of Colorado. I am also a National Board Certified Counselor (NCC). I am certified in Prepare & Enrich Counseling, trained in Emotionally Focused Counseling (EFT) and am a member of the American Counseling Association.
General Counseling areas:
Stress Management
Coping Skills
Life Transitions
Personal Growth
Relationship Issues
Body Image
Grief & Loss
& more
Women's counseling
Faith-based Counseling
Faith Based Counseling:
I believe that God is the ultimate Healer, and I am able to utilize a faith-based perspective in counseling if desired. The amount of faith in a session is completely up to you.
I have great respect for all people and will gladly work with clients regardless of faith preference or perspective.
Women's counseling:
As women, we are often made to feel that we are only "good enough" if we measure up to certain societal standards. We are taught that our physical appearance, our titles, and number of likes determine our self-worth.
The pressure of these unrealistic expectations can make us feel like we must carry the weight of the world on our shoulders, leaving us overwhelmed and often questioning our value.
I strongly believe that regardless of any standard, decision, success or failure we've endured, every person is worthy and beyond good enough. I have a deep passion for helping women remember this or discover this truth for the first time.
If this sounds like something you can relate to, if you feel depleted from life's demands, or you could just benefit from a listening ear, I would be honored to walk alongside you.


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Aircraft Recognition Model - Model Aircraft
From the Collection of B-24 Liberator Memorial Restoration Australia Inc Corner Farm Rd & Princes Highway Werribee Victoria
- Small bakelite P38 Lightning aircraft model, coloured black including hole for suspension and mobility.
- Wing span 21.5 x L15 cm
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- Created to supply recognition of friendly/enemy aircraft.
- 1942
- Expanded the skills of recognition for air crew,ground crew and defence activities.
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Kettle of fish
What's the meaning of the phrase 'Kettle of fish'?
The expression 'a kettle of fish' is usually part of the phrases 'a fine kettle of fish', 'a pretty kettle of fish' etc, which mean 'a muddle or awkward state of affairs'.
The phrase 'a different kettle of fish' has a separate meaning, which is, 'an alternative; a different thing altogether'.
See here for the meaning and origin of 'a different kettle of fish'.
What's the origin of the phrase 'Kettle of fish'?
Being English, I have a close association with kettles; essential equipment for a custom in which the English can still claim world dominance, the making of 'a nice cup of tea'.
Here's where we get into hot water, so to speak. There are two opposing strands of thought as to what the kettle in 'a pretty kettle of fish' is. Let's look at them both.
1. Kettle = fish kettle
Fish kettles are the long saucepans that have been used since the 17th century to poach fish, especially large fish like whole salmon.
In 1785 Thomas Newte published A Tour in England and Scotland. In this he referred to fish kettles:
"It is customary for the gentlemen who live near the Tweed to entertain their neighbours and friends with a Fete Champetre, which they call giving 'a kettle of fish'. Tents or marquees are pitched near the flowery banks of the river... a fire is kindled, and live salmon thrown into boiling kettles."
So, if we take Newte's word for it the kettle in the expression 'a kettle' of fish' is clearly the cooking implement a fish kettle.
Incidentally, and just to go off at a tangent for a moment, the two meanings of the verb 'poach', which are 'steal game' and 'cook by simmering in water', both derive from the French 'pocher', which means 'put in a bag'. The 'stealing game' meaning is pretty obviously connected with putting game into bags. The 'cook by boiling' is less intuitive and derives from the poaching of eggs, in which the egg white forms a pocket for the yolk. So, if a ne'er-do-well were to illegally take a salmon from a river and boil it for his tea, he would be poaching in both senses.
The French term fête-champêtre, meaning 'rural feast', was still in use at the 1780s to describe outdoor meals. The word 'picnic' (also French - 'pique-nique') was introduced around that date but wasn't widely used until a century or so later.
2. Kettle = fishing net
The above explanation is entirely plausible and is what most people believe as the source of the phrase 'a pretty kettle of fish'.
However, there is another word of very long-standing which may be the source of the phrase, and that is 'kiddle'.
Kiddles are barriers or weirs in rivers designed to catch fish. Kiddle nets are part of that apparatus.
Kiddles have been in use with that name since at least the 13th century and are referred to in the Magna Carta, 1215:
Omnes kydelli de cetero deponantur penitus de Thamisia, et de Medewaye, et per totam Angliam, nisi per costeram maris
Which translates as:
All weirs then removed altogether from Thames and Medway, and throughout England, except along the sea
In 1670, Thomas Blount published his Law-dictionary, which includes this:
Kiddle, kidel, or kedel,... Some Fishermen corruptly call them Kettles.
So, a 'kettle of fish' could mean 'a net of fish'.
The first use in print of 'kettle of fish' that I know of is in Henry Fielding's novel The History of the Adventures of Joseph Andrews, 1742:
'Here's a pretty Kettle of Fish,' cries Mrs. Tow-wouse
Should there be any doubt about the meaning of the expression in Fielding's uses of it, there's an unambiguous explanation of the phrase in Francis Grose's Dictionary of the Vulgar Tongue, 1811:
"When a person has perplexed his affairs in general, or any particular business, he is said to have made a fine kettle of fish of it."
Which is correct, fish kettle or fish net?
Both 'kettle' meaning fish kettle and 'kettle' meaning fish net were in use before the expression came into existence. So, whoever coined the phrase could have had either in mind.
However, everyone is, and was, familiar with the word kettle. Kiddle is, and was, an uncommon word. Most people in the 18th century, when referring to a kettle, would have meant saucepan rather than net.
Which might sensibly have the meaning 'muddle or mess'?
That would seem to be the fishing net. Fish writhe and leap in nets Poached salmon just lie there and don't seem to be an obviously evocative of mess and muddle.
If only we could find a pre-1742 example of 'a pretty kiddle of fish', we could be sure. Without that. who knows?
See also, the meaning and origin of 'a different kettle of fish'.


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Young HIV activists share personal stories and discuss best practices to fight stigma and discrimination
On the occasion of World Aids Day 2015, the Permanent Missions of the Kingdom of the Netherlands and Zambia co-hosted a side-event together with UNAIDS and NGO's dance4life, CHOICE and the HIV Young Leaders Fund at UN Headquarters to reflect on best practices to fight stigma and discrimination experienced by young people living with HIV.
Each year on 1 December, World Aids Day is held for people worldwide to unite in the fight against HIV and AIDS. This event provided five young HIV activists from South Africa, Kenya, Mexico and the United States with a platform to share their personal trials and triumphs in living with HIV and working towards debunking the myths and negative associations surrounding it.
Yvonne Ochieng (24) told about her experience as a young girl in Kenya. When her peers found out several of her family members were HIV positive, they no longer wanted to talk or play with her because they believed she was contagious. Despite such pervasive prejudice, many young people affected by HIV have shown that they are not victims; instead, they have become front-runners in the HIV response. Ochieng explained how experiences like these encouraged her to look for creative ways to reach out to young people by using dance and theater to encourage them to talk openly about sexual health and rights.
Many who are HIV positive are able to tell stories like Ochieng's. One of the key barriers to an effective response to HIV and AIDS continues to be the widespread stigma and discrimination suffered by people affected by HIV. In many countries they suffer both the burden of their disease and the consequential loss of their rights because of their presumed or known HIV status. In their family and communities, they are often excluded from social events and become the subject of gossip.
Underlying this continuing stigmatization is mostly the lack of knowledge about HIV transmission said Paige Rawl (20, USA). She shared her concern that many of her peers still believe the virus can be transmitted through saliva, despite the fact that age-appropriate and comprehensive education on sexual health topics is increasingly part of the school curriculum.
The young activists also engaged in a discussion with policy makers from member states, UN agencies and civil society about innovative and effective youth-serving and youth-led responses. They shared their views on best practices to increase HIV-related knowledge amongst their peers, to mobilize and politically empower young people affected by HIV, and to scale up successful efforts.
The international community recently adopted the bold and ambitious strategy to end the AIDS epidemic by 2030. According to Pablo Aguilera from the HIV Young Leaders Fund this requires that member states invest in equally bold strategies, especially at the community level. To fast-track change, UNAIDS is seeking to leverage new technologies and creative tools, for instance by developing an online advocacy platform that will allow youth to report anonymously on discrimination.
To make sure the potential of the biggest generation of young people is not lost as a result of harmful prejudice on HIV, positive role models like Ochieng, Rawl and Aguilera are key. Their voices need to be heard to change the discourse and bust the myths on HIV and AIDS.


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In the annals of "I don't really know what is going on in my own church" I think I've reached a new low. I've been told that at least in some dioceses, by custom, the Christmas collection goes to the pastor. Not to the parish, but to the pastor personally.
When I heard this, I must admit, it shocked me. It's not that I think pastors are undeserving of bonuses at Christmas time. The point is that the collection at Mass isn't for that purpose. It's a ritual way of giving support for the needy and for the church as a whole. "Special" collections are always identified as such, so that you know—at least in a general way—where the money goes.
If I knew that what I put in the basket at Christmastime was going directly into the pastor's pocket, rather than keeping the lights on or caring for the church's mission, I would evaluate the Christmas collection entirely differently. Now I am wondering what actually happens in my own diocese. Is it possible this has been going on for generations and I never knew about it?
Don't get me wrong. People want to be generous at Christmas and that's great. If there were a common gift to the pastor, I think that most people would give to it cheerfully. I simply think that the collection at Mass should never go to a single individual. If folks give to the church at Christmas, especially those once-a-year attenders, it should be clear that it's going toward the common good or to outreach and service, not paying for a cruise for father.
Does anyone have any further information about this practice? How it started? Whether it is widely followed? Would it make a difference to how much you gave at Christmas if you knew it was going directly to the pastor rather than to the parish?


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Project Story
The property located near Lake Superior north of Duluth had a family cabin on it for many years. The owners made plans with J&R Sundberg Construction to build a new home in the same location. The cabin was dismatled piece by piece and a new home is being constructed.
The new home has living quarters on the upper level featuring views of Lake Superior and a studio and garage on the lower level, Salvaged wood from the cabin will be used in the new home as interior accents in several places.


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Mali is essentially a country of emigration, even though transit immigration, which has been less studied to date, is also a key element of the Malian migration profile. The net migration rate (per 1,000 persons) was -5.7 between 1995-2000 and -2.4 between 2000-2005 (United Nations Population Division (UNPD), 2008). Immigration plays a secondary role: in 2007, some 98.5 per cent of the population living in Mali were Malian nationals. Of the 1.5 per cent of non-nationals, 1.2 per cent were from countries of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) (ANPE/DOEF, 2007).
Immigration into Mali
The number of immigrants in Mali is not very significant. The stock of migrants in 2000 was 163,994, representing 1.6 per cent of the population; in 2005 the stock was 165,448, accounting for just 1.4 per cent of the population. The annual growth rate of the immigrant stock during 2000-2005 was 0.2% (UNPD, 2009).
According to Development Research Centre on Migration, Globalisation and Poverty (DRC) of the University of Sussex, migrants come mainly from Burkina Faso (23%), Ghana (13%), Guinea (10%), Benin (9%) and Niger (8%) (DRC, 2007).
Between 2003 and 2007, the stock of refugees remained relatively stable, declining slightly from 10,009 to 9,578. The number of asylum seekers however doubled, rising from 715 in 2003 to 1,916 in 2008 (United Nations High Commissariat for Refugees (UNHCR), 2009). This essentially concerns nationals of Mauritania, Côte d'Ivoire, Liberia and Sierra Leone (CNCR, 2008).
With existing statistics, it is difficult to give a precise indication of the number and characteristics of non-registered foreigners in Mali. The country's immigration policy is not very restrictive, probably due to the deeply entrenched tradition of hospitality and culture of mobility as well as the country's active and continuous political commitment in favour of regional integration.
Mali also seems to have become an important point of passage in the journey leading irregular migrants to Europe, because of its pivotal position between sub-Saharan Africa and North Africa. Moreover, Mali has concluded bilateral agreements on settlement and free movement with countries of Central and North Africa, making passage through Mali even more attractive as these agreements facilitate the continuation of migrants' journeys towards the North (Daniel, 2009).
Malian emigration
According to an administrative census for election purposes (RACE) of 2001, the number of Malians abroad was estimated at 920,388 in 2001. However, this figure only takes into consideration people over 18 years old who registered with Malian embassies.
Based on 2000 Census Round data, 1,578,695 Malian nationals are estimated to live abroad. 32 per cent of these are based in Côte d'Ivoire, 28 per cent in Burkina Faso, 10 per cent in Guinea, 6 per cent in Nigeria and 5 per cent in Ghana (DRC, 2007).
In late 2008, there were 1,758 Malian refugees and 750 asylum seekers (UNHCR, 2009). In 2007, the countries receiving the largest number of asylum requests from Malian nationals were France (42%), the United States (22%), Italy (19%), South Africa (6%) and Malta (3%) (UNHCR, 2008).
In 2008, Malians based in OECD countries worked primarily in industry, construction, agriculture and fishing (OCED, 2008). Most of them have a low level of education. However, Mali is confronted with a certain brain drain, since 15 per cent of Malian university graduates emigrated during the 1995- 2005 period (Docquier and Marfouk, 2005) ; in the health sector, 23 per cent of Malian doctors and 15 per cent of nurses moved to 9 developed countries, mainly France (Clemens and Pettersson, 2007).
Factors leading to migration
In Mali, the reasons for migrants' departure are thought to be linked to poverty, which is constantly escalating because of demographic growth, increased unemployment and difficult climatic conditions.
Rural areas are the key regions of origin of Malian migrants. According to data from the Malian migration and urbanization survey of 1992-1993, close to half of migrants come from rural areas (454,500), and 62% of these migrants go abroad.
Geographical and climatic factors also contribute to amplifying migration pressures. These factors, which vary from one region to another, relate to: fragile ecosystems, water deficits and irregular rainfalls and pressure on natural resources in a context of high population density. However, the political stability, the openness of the regime and the dynamism of some sectors of the economy currently experienced by the country could attract migration movements towards Mali.
The consequences of migrations on Malian society
The consequences of migration vary between different regions of the country. For example, according to Mirabet and Gendreau, despite the considerable amount of funds transferred to the region of Kayes compared to other regions of the country, the funds remitted appear not to have significantly contributed to improving the living conditions of beneficiary households or stimulating economic activity in the region; the level of human development in the region of Kayes is close to or lower than the national average (Mirabet and Gendreau, 2007).
Nevertheless, thanks to more structured migrants' associations and the emergence of new actors over the past few years, the share of transfers used for social and productive investments is on the increase. In some areas, contributions from migrants, apart from providing food support, helped to build religious, social and productive infrastructure Fonds de solidarité prioritaire (FSP) Codéveloppement Mali, 2006). However, it is still necessary to distinguish between funds sent individually, essentially for the beneficiaries' consumption, and funds sent by community associations for the construction of infrastructure.
In order to take advantage of the experience of qualified migrants through actions to strengthen the capacities of their areas of origin, programmes such as the Co-development Programme with France and the TOKTEN Programme with UNDP are implemented in Mali.
The Transfer of Knowledge through Expatriate Nationals (TOKTEN) programme, implemented in Mali since 1998, led to the constitution of a directory of 282 expatriate Malians who volunteered for the programme, and to the organization of 429 missions as at 21 December 2007. These missions take the form of courses, scientific conferences, supervision of academic work and professional training; they were conducted by close to 150 expatriate nationals. Recent evaluations of these two migration policies/programmes confirm that they have achieved meaningful results and contribute to strengthening the impact of migration on the development of Mali (CARIM 2008).
Policy framework and challenges of migration management
The political framework and actions undertaken for the management of migration in Mali are essentially directed towards emigration, the major migratory trend in the country; they are also integrated into the national framework on development.
Concerning the management of migration, a major activity is the development of a National Policy Framework on Migration. In 2005, after the National Population Policy was adopted by the Government, the first elements of an emigration management strategy were established. To face up to the migration phenomenon, in 2006-2007, the Malian Government, through the Ministry of Malians Abroad and African Integration, initiated the preparation of a National Policy Framework Paper on Migration. Even though it is not completed yet, this Paper seems to become a key reference document providing guidelines on the way ahead in the different areas of intervention concerning migration. This document deals with three major axes of migration regulation: departure regulations, secure stay abroad and economic integration upon return.
Efforts to incorporate the issue of migration into the National Strategic Framework on Development include, among other initiatives, the priority solidarity fund for co-development (FSP Codéveloppement) programme established with France. Designed and prepared by the Franco-Malian Committee on Migration in 2000, it aims at supporting the activities of associations, facilitating the mobilization of funds transferred by migrants for the benefit of the national economy, and strengthening ties between emigrant youths and their country of origin.
Mention can also be made of the Migration Information and Management Centre (CIGEM) set up in 2008. It is a public service mandated to improve knowledge on migration phenomena, with a special emphasis on the link between migration and development. CIGEM, a pilot structure, may be replicated in other ECOWAS countries.
The key body responsible for migration management in Mali is the Ministry of Malians Abroad and African Integration. CIGEM and the General Delegation of Malians Abroad are the two operational arms of the Ministry.
Data gaps
Despite the interest of the country's authorities in these issues, migratory phenomena are not fully studied. The last general population census in Mali Migration au Mali : Profil National 2009 25 (RGPH, 1998) and the only specialized survey on migration (EMMU, 1992-93) were undertaken over ten years ago, and cannot therefore reflect the current trends.
Data management defects are observed in all national structures. Very few public bodies have Internet sites which compile published documents or articles; only the National Border Police Directorate has a database on visa issuance (data concerning forced or voluntary return of migrants is not computerized). Administrative data is not very reliable: only incoming and outgoing passengers travelling by air are regularly registered, since other border crossings are not yet prepared for such work; consular data does not constitute a reliable source, as immigrants and emigrants are not necessarily registered with their consulate.
To improve data on migration, there is a need to develop and establish a coherent computer system, involving all stakeholders and in keeping with the guiding principles of the national plan for statistics.


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It's not too late to join the MSD family!
Ballet - a classical dance form demanding grace and precision and employing formalized steps and gestures set in intricate, flowing patterns to create expression through movement. The foundation for all dance styles. Offered in age 3 and up. Dress code: tights, leotard, skirt/spanks, ballet slippers, hair up. (no baggy clothes)
Pointe - designed for students with previous ballet training. Students will utilize previously learned ballet technique while working in pointe shoes. Each class includes barre exercises, center floor work and across the floor combinations. These exercises focus on strengthening the feet and ankles. Offered for grade 5 and up. Must be taking ballet class as well. Dress code: tights, leotard, skirt/spanks, pointe shoes, hair up. (no baggy clothes)
Tap - a dance in which the rhythm or rhythmical variation is audibly tapped out with the toe or heel by a dancer wearing shoes with special hard soles or with taps. Dress code: tights, leotard OR workout leggings, workout tshirt/tank top with tap shoes, hair up
Jazz - combines techniques of classical ballet and modern dance with the current forms of popular dance. Jazz also has its own movement vocabulary ranging from the isolation of certain body parts to the movement of the entire body with the accents of musical rhythms. Dress code: tights, leotard OR workout leggings, formfitting tank top with jazz shoes and hair up.
Acrobatics - combines classical dance technique with precision acrobatic elements. It is defined by its athletic character, its unique choreography, seamlessly blends dance and acrobatics, and its use of acrobatics in a dance context. Dress code: tights, leotard, hair up. (no baggy clothes)
Contemporary - is a style of expressive dance that combines elements of several dance genres including modern, jazz, lyrical and classical ballet. Contemporary dancers strive to connect the mind and the body through fluid dance movements. Dress code: tights, leotard OR workout leggings and formfitting tank, hair up.
Hip - Hop - refers to street dance styles primarily performed to mostly upbeat, hip-hop music or that have evolved as part of hip-hop culture. Dress code: tights, leotard OR workout leggings, workout sweats, workout shorts, any top, sneakers.
Strength and Conditioning - focuses on building core strength, stability in joints, awareness of weaknesses and areas of inflexibility and increasing endurance. These exercises include, but are not limited to pilates, yoga, and strength exercises. This class is designed to equip pre-professional dancers with the tools they need to achieve their goals. Dress code: tights, leotard OR workout leggings, formfitting tank, hair up. (no baggy clothes)
Dance Company - MSD's 'In Motion' dance company requires audition. In Motion practices and performs all styles offered at the dance studio. In Motion is known as our convention team, which travels to various conventions to learn from other dance professionals in master classes as well as perform at various events. Offered to age 13 and up.
*Students are placed into classes based on age and skill level*
New Students: one time fee of $20
Returning Students: one time fee of $15
One Class: $55/month
Two Classes: $85/month
Three Classes: $115/month
Four Classes: $145/month
Five Classes: $175/month
Unlimited: $240/month
Siblings discount: 8%
*Fees stay the same regardless of 4 or 5 week month.
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Franklin Pierce Quotes
4 Franklin Pierce quotes:
"With the Union my best and dearest earthly hopes are entwined."
"Frequently the more trifling the subject, the more animated and protracted the discussion."
"A Republic without parties is a complete anomaly. The histories of all popular governments show absurd is the idea of their attempting to exist without parties."
"The dangers of a concentration of all power in the general government of a confederacy so vast as ours are too obvious to be disregarded."


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i took this at clearlake. kids: still sick. Evan is consistant 102-103 fever for days now, even thru tylenol and ibuprofen. Zoe has been fever free for 12hrs, 12more hrs and she can return to school for the last three days. I can't wait to ship them off to Mexico to get swine flu. Perhaps they can come back with some sort of sickness trifecta and cover me in puke from 3 diff directions. so, classic hepmode, 2days behind on everything and trying to catch up all day today. hope your days are going better e-friends.


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What steps will reproduce the problem?
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2. you will find 2 buttons: "make outfit" and "save outfit"
3. Open
What is the expected output? What do you see instead?
What version of the product are you using? On what operating system?
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Marie Curie ESR Fellows
- Alessandro Michel Brunetti earned his M.Sc. degree in Electronic Engineering from the University of Naples "Federico II", Italy, in 2012. In 2007 he has been a visiting student at the Polytechnic of Turin where he developed a salinity sensor. In 2011 he was an Erasmus exchange project student at the University "Rovira i Virgili" in Tarragona, Spain, where he developed a fabrication process for Tungsten Trioxide based nanostructured gas sensors. In middle 2012 he was a commercial operations engineer intern at General Electric in Milan. In late 2012 he was a research grant at the Consorzio Nazionale Interuniversitario per le Telecomunicazioni, in Naples, where he worked on radar systems and maritime project management. His current research focuses on analogue design for CMOS Image Sensors.
- Nadia Pinton earned her International M.Sc. degree in Micro and Nanotechnologies for Integrated Systems (EUR-ACE® label) from the Polytechnic of Turin, the Grenoble Institute of Techonology and the École Polytecnique Fédérale de Lausanne in October 2013. She spent the last semester of her master as visiting student at the Columbia Unversity of the City of New York, within the Columbia Laboratory for Unconventional Electronics, working on the study of single-walled carbon nanotubes in organic photovoltaic applications and the fabrication of optical nanostructures based on distributed Bragg reflectors to increase the efficiency of thin-film photovoltaic cells. In summer 2012, she did a 3-month internship at the Research Center of Nanoscience and Nanotechnology (CIN2-CSIC) of Barcelona, within the Nanobiosensor and Bioanalysitical Applications group, working on the implementation of a Lab-on-Chip platform based on integrated Mach-Zehnder interferometers. Her current research focuses on the study and development - simulation, nanofabrication and characterization - of plasmonic colour filters based on nanohole arrays for CMOS image sensor applications.
- Francesco Giorgio received the Master Degree in Computer Engineering from the University of Naples "Federico II", Italy, in 2013. In early 2013, he was an intern at Intel Mobile Communications in Munich, where he worked on trace and debug solutions for system-on-chips. His current research is focused on analog-to-digital converters architectures for CMOS Image Sensors.
- Oscar Rahnama received his Bachelors with Distinction from McGill University in Canada in 2013 and was awarded a John Howard Ambrose Scholarship. Later, he studied courses in Biomedical Engineering in Oxford. He was awarded the Antje Graupe Pryon International award for a project on Network-on-Chip at the Technical University of Denmark. He undertook internships in Infolytica, Lockheed Martin and worked for the Canadian Department of National Defense. He is currently working on embedded image processing and is developing a novel technique for large-area X-ray imaging.
- Deyan Levski received his master's degree in Systems-on-chip from Linköping University, Sweden in 2013 and a bachelor degree in Electronics from University of Ruse, Bulgaria in 2011. He was also an Analog IC Design Engineer with OmniVision in Oslo, Norway where he was developing analog and mixed-signal readout circuits for automotive CMOS image sensors. His current research is focused on system and transistor-level design of very high conversion speed column-parallel Analog-to-Digital Converters for CMOS Image Sensors. Deyan maintains a website on his activities in Electronics at http://transistorized.net/
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- Prof. Bhaskar Choubey (Associate Professor and Fellow of Somerville College) was awarded the IEEE Sensors council's early career achievement GOLD award in 2011. He obtained his doctorate from the University of Oxford as a Rhodes scholar and has been associated with University of Glasgow, Max Planck Institute of Brain Research, Frankfurt as Pea Scatchered fellow and the University of Sydney as an international visiting fellow. His research on camera sensors has been awarded the Raymond Davies Scholarship from the Society of Imaging Science and Technology and the Myril B. Reed best paper award from IEEE. His research interests are in the fields of analogue and mixed signal CMOS design, micro/nano electro mechanical systems, nonlinear dynamics and the neurophysiology of the human visual systems.
- Martin Wäny is the CEO of Awaiba. With over fifteen years of experience in CMOS Image Sensors, Martin has invented several new pixel design and architectures and holds several patents including those for combined linear and logarithmic pixels, fast readout CMOS Image Sensors and sensors for endoscopic applications. He has developed high speed area scan sensors, high speed line scan sensors and a range of computer vision products for automated quality control.
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- Prof. David Cummings holds the Chair of Electronic Systems at the University of Glasgow. He runs the Microsystem Technology group comprising 20 doctoral and post-doctoral researchers. His research into lab-in-a-pill led to the University spin-out, mode diagnostics and he has consulted for Ion Torrent Inc that successfully commercialised his CMOS sensor technology for use in the personal genome machine – the next generation of gene sequencing tools. Recently his research accomplishments were recognised by the granting of a Royal Society Wolfson Merit Award.
- Dr. Mark McJury is a leading clinical scientist who in addition to supporting the radiotherapy facilities and has published a range of publications within diagnostic imaging and radiotherapy. As the R&D Coorinator for RT Physics, he coordinates and supervises R&D projects, postgrad students and clinical trials work. He also coordinates the teaching activities of the centre (including Glasgow University MSc course in Medical Physics, Scottish RT Physics module for FRCR program). Dr. McJury is also the Editor in Chief of the Reports Series of IPEM, and an associate lecturer and consultant for the Open University.
- Dr. Colin Martin, FIPEM is the Head of Health Physics and manages the radiation protection and diagnostic radiology services. In addition, he is a member of International Commission of Radiological Protection Task Groups, and on several committees for the International Atomic Energy Agency. He has received the Founders Prize from the Society for Radiological protection and the Barclay Prize from the British Institute of Radiology for contributions to research in the field.


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Archie's Late Night Party
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Thursday, June 13, 2019
After Party will be 9:00-10:00pm at the UNL Student Observatory
Regular Museum Admission
Member's Lounge & Activity 6:00-8:00pm
Become a Member to participate!
"Archie" and his fossil friends are staying up late to have fun with you and your family. All ages will be able to explore science and natural history topics through hands-on activities.
• Come learn about fireflies and the blinking messages the send with UNL Entomology
• Look and listen for nature's silent hunter owls with Spring Creek Prairie Audubon Center
• Identify constellations you can see from your own backyard
• Be sure to wear your pajamas!
• Special showings of Earth, Moon, & Sun and Big Red Sky Tour in Mueller Planetarium
• Learn about animals that come out to play once the sun goes down
• Special party-themed Dairy Store ice cream will be available for purchase
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Lincoln Children's Museum
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Visitor parking is FREE in front of the museum (the loop south of 14th and Vine streets) and Area A/C on "W" Street between 14th and 16th streets.
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The Position:
The Programme Analyst will work closely with the Adolescent and Youth Team to ensure quality of Norway-funded Project "Reaching those most left behind through CSE for out of school young people": coordinate youth-led and/or youth related activities; campaign and advocacy management, youth engagement and young key-populations outreach; data and youth accountability.
You will report directly to the CSE Specialist.
How you can make a difference:
UNFPA is the lead UN agency for delivering a world where every pregnancy is wanted, every childbirth is safe and every young person's potential is fulfilled. UNFPA's new strategic plan (2018-2021), focuses on three transformative results: to end preventable maternal deaths; end unmet need for family planning; and end gender-based violence and harmful practices.
In a world where fundamental human rights are at risk, we need principled and ethical staff, who embody these international norms and standards, and who will defend them courageously and with full conviction.
UNFPA is seeking candidates that transform, inspire and deliver high impact and sustained results; we need staff who are transparent, exceptional in how they manage the resources entrusted to them and who commit to deliver excellence in programme results.
Job Purpose:
Comprehensive Sexuality Education is a key component of UNFPA's new Strategic plan and an essential pillar of the upcoming revised UNFPA Adolescent and Youth Strategy. In December 2018 UNFPA signed an agreement with Norway to implement 3-Year project "Reaching those most left behind through CSE for out of school young people". It aims to empower adolescents and young people from specific groups to receive the skills and capabilities to make informed choices about their sexual and reproductive health and right, and well-being. Youth leadership and meaningful engagement is a cross-cutting component of the Project.
You will have strategic oversight of youth meaningful participation in CSE programme planning, implementation and evaluation as well as in national and regional CSE development processes.
Advanced university degree in social sciences or related discipline with specialized knowledge in the field of CSE/HIV prevention / SRHR.
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2 years' experience in youth/volunteer participation and youth-led project management and policy development
An experience in development and implementation of youth-led programmes and projects related to comprehensive sexuality education, SRHR, Young key populations, youth and community mobilization at national, regional and global level
Experience in coordination of social media and online platforms for comprehensive sexuality education at national/regional/global level
Background in international and/or public administration with a focus on human rights, youth policy, youth development and SRHR including comprehensive sexuality education
Past involvement in international and/or regional working/advisory groups related to CSE and youth development
Expertise in organizing and maintaining youth-led advocacy campaigns at international and regional level
Background in facilitating and utilizing innovative online and offline tools, including management of online platforms
Experience in organizing youth-focused trainings, events and meetings
Strong background in the 2030 Development Agenda related processes
Have a strong network of youth-led organizations working in the field of SRHR, and CSE in particular
Fluency in English; knowledge of other official UN languages, preferably French and/or Spanish, is desirable.
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You probably recall their precious "Family Affair" photo from the snowmen finalists:
When asked where they came up with the idea, Rebecca responded that since they tend to go snowless in Phoenix, and with four kids she doesn't have much time, they had to get creative.
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Despite the chaos (and family fun!) that may have happened to achieve the perfect pictures, Bob Brown Service Experts thinks the crew did amazing and we can't wait to send them on their Disney Cruise in a few months. They also won a new heating system as part of the grand prize.
To see the Halls being presented with the grand prize, check out our video here.
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Pet-Friendly Vacation Guide: Mississippi Gulf Coast
The fall and winter months are perfect for exploring the Mississippi Gulf Coast with fur children. The temperatures are cooler and the air is lighter, making it an enjoyable time for the whole family. Whether you're in Biloxi, Ocean Springs, Gulfport or one of the many other Gulf coast towns, there's plenty to discover on a pet-friendly Mississippi vacation.
Mississippi Gulf Coast Pet-Friendly Attractions
The Mississippi Gulf Coast has a long tradition as a fishing and shrimping hub. You can experience this rich history on a Biloxi Shrimping Tour. The tour gets five bones for its friendly crew and dog-friendly atmosphere. You and your crew are taken by boat through calm bay waters where you'll learn about the shrimping industry and history. Be on the lookout for dolphins, too!
The Ocean Springs Beach located at 265 Front Beach Drive, is a quiet place to enjoy the sun and surf with your pooch. We know you won't forget, but just in case, remember to bring plastic bags to clean up after Spot should nature call. The area offers showers, as well as sidewalks and off-street parking. Bring a water bowl for Fido, too.
Another quiet spot to enjoy a day with your dog is the Hancock County Beaches at 107 N Beach Blvd, Waveland. It's a hidden gem where your pooch is welcome to roam while on a leash. Dog owners say it's a great, uncrowded beach.
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Pull up a chair at The Dock Bar & Grill at 13247 Seaway Road, Gulfport. Get your fill of fresh seafood with favorites like blue crab cakes, stuffed flounder and fried catfish. This dog-friendly restaurant also has a great non-seafood menu that includes burgers, pasta and hand-cut steaks. Outdoor seating with water views for you and your pooch top off this spot.
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One evening, we had a gorgeous dinner during golden hour, that overlooked the ocean and created a perfect ending to the day. This trip was such a wonderful experience for me, and really let me explore my adventurous side. After climbing up an incredible waterfall, I found a rope swing and decided to go for it! This was a really cool moment for me to just let go and be fully present where I was. Being able to travel with Armani Beauty and wonderful friends to Kauai was so fun, and I can't wait to go back! I'm taking all these inspiring feelings back to LA with me, and excited to see where they'll take me! A hui hou Kauai!
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Proposed road sparks heated debate on fire safety, emergency response in Burnet subdivisions
BURNET — Residents and city officials remain at odds over a potential decision to connect two subdivisions with a road that would increase access points and improve emergency response to the area, though homeowners fear it might bring more traffic problems.
Burnet City Council members are considering a possible right-of-way easement on 22 undeveloped acres between two existing subdivisions: The Hills of Shady Grove and The Woodlands, located on the northeast side of the city off RR 963.
On June 12, the property owner of the 22 acres, who also developed The Hills of Shady Grove neighborhood, requested the public easement pre-designation by the city, which would allow for a connecting road.
Some residents fear the thoroughfare would mean more traffic and a decrease in property values.
"On paper, it may make sense, but overall, increasing the traffic flow has a higher risk of safety concerns in our neighborhood," said Doug Feldt, a resident of The Hills of Shady Grove. "There are other solutions they could balance versus just the city's desire to have a street there."
Council members tabled the item June 12, pending the upcoming workshop discussion.
Fire officials said connecting the two neighborhoods with the road would bring all three tracts into compliance with city code, which requires subdivisions with more than 30 homes to have either two entry/exit points or in-home fire-suppression sprinkler systems.
"Any type of event that happens on a single entry cuts off access," Burnet Fire Marshal John Erskine said. "It's not just about fires. It can be medical emergencies, evacuations, road closures, water or sewer leaks."
Due to factors such as stalled construction or city-granted variances for topography, other Burnet neighborhoods have a single entrance/exit access point.
Those neighborhoods include Eagle's Nest and The Ranch at Delaware Creek along with The Hills of Shady Grove and The Woodlands.
"We have let the cat out of the bag in the two entrance/exit deals," Erskine said. "The fire department's stance is that all of our subdivisions should have two ways in and out. Or, one way out and the houses have to all have (an indoor fire-suppression) sprinkler system."
In 2017, Delaware Springs and Honey Creek Ranches subdivisions came into compliance with city code with construction of the roadway Ramseys Way, which feeds onto U.S. 281 South.
"(Having dual-entry points) puts us in a better position to protect the public long term," Burnet City Manager David Vaughn said.
Feldt bristled at the potential for a similar fix for The Hills neighborhood.
"All the construction traffic going through The Hills could go on for years," he said. "Nobody bought property here thinking the city would run a street through here."
Vaughn pointed out that a landowner has a right to develop their property in accordance to city codes.
The City Council will hold a workshop to address the issue at 5 p.m. Tuesday, June 26, in council chambers, 2402 U.S. 281 South. The council could take action on the matter during its regular session, which starts at 6 p.m. that same day.


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Looking beyond the bombs, bullets and the blood in the decade of Boko Haram insurgency are high levels of humanitarian crisis manifesting as hunger, inadequate shelter and exposure to diseases due to poor hygiene. Affected communities in the terror-troubled region still surviving the Jihadist carnage are now faced with a war that is not of bombs and bullets but of stinging desire to access necessities of life. The BAY states (Borno, Adamawa and Yobe), which have borne much of the insurgency, is one the world's top ten humanitarian crises area. In 2019, about 7.1 million people were in severe need of humanitarian assistance in Nigeria, with about 6.1 million targeted to receive aid.
Before the insurgency, the region could be regarded as the least developed area in Nigeria, contributing to a high level of illiteracy, poverty, dearth of human capital and millions of out-of-school children. Arguments are that these indices have helped to fuel the ongoing ideological conflict as insurgents have capitalised on this decay to enrich its recruitment base through the use of material inducements. From the foregoing, poverty levels and lack of human capital contributed to the Boko Haram crises, and the insurgency has worsened the crises, thereby causing a recycle of poverty and violence.
Combative state efforts have only tackled the ensuing melee of violence but have not solved the causes of the unending conflict. For instance, with the lack of human capital development in the region, the insurgents will continue to have a rich reserve for recruitment of new members that will keep waging war against the Nigerian state. For this reason, investing in human capital will make people in the region less vulnerable and susceptible to the brainwashing antics of terrorist gangs. When lives in the area have been rebuilt, with community members empowered to adequately create wealth for themselves, the risks of violent agitations and militancy will be significantly reduced. As such, it is pertinent to provide substantial investments targeted at improving the human capital in the region.
The area of focus should be on agricultural empowerment considering the high percentage of farmers (livestock farming inclusive), provision of skills empowerment programmes, take-off grants for small and medium scale entrepreneurs. Free and compulsory basic education that is synchronised with a reformed Almajiri school system (in order not to lose the Islamic content) should also be provided. Basic healthcare is also essential, considering the diseases and bodily harm people in the region have been exposed to in the cause of the ongoing war. These non-confrontational efforts will positively impact on the psyche of the locals about the position of the Nigerian state towards their welfare. It will also serve as a means of gaining a much-needed public support from the people while dissuading vulnerable population from joining violent armed groups.


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Singapore Couple Get Jail Time for Starving their Filipino Helper
SINGAPORE – A court has jailed a Singaporean couple on Monday for starving their Filipino domestic helper, a case that highlighted what rights groups say is a common complaint in the wealthy city-state.
Thelma Oyasan Gawidan, 40, lost 20kg and weighed just 29.4kg in April 2014 after being given too little to eat for about 15 months, prosecutors said.
She was given two or three slices of plain white bread and one to two packets of instant noodles for breakfast, while for her second and last meal of the day she was given five or six slices of plain bread, prosecutors said.
In slightly more than a year, her weight dropped from 49kg to 29kg, and she had to be admitted to Tan Tock Seng Hospital in April 2014.
The prosecution noted that Ms Gawidan, now 41 years old, lost 40% of her body mass, stopped menstruating, and suffered emotionally and psychologically.
She also had to ask for permission before drinking water and was not allowed to use the bathrooms in the couple's home.
Instead, she had to use the toilet meant for visitors in the estate's common areas.
Apart from that, she was allowed to shower just once or twice a week, with Chong watching over her inside the toilet.
Deputy Public Prosecutor (DPP) Tan Soo Tet did not hold back as he called for the maximum jail term of one year for the married couple.
"It is sickening that the victim had been forced to endure inhumane treatment of such cruelty and duration in what must have for her been an unspeakably hellish and unbearable existence", Tan told the court.
He said even though Chong has a history of obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD), there was no link between her mental condition and her offence.
"She deliberately and selectively exercised blatant discrimination against the victim," he added.
Lim Choon Hong was jailed for three weeks and fined S$10,000 (US$7,200, 247,000 baht), while his wife, Chong Sui Foon, got three months with no fine. They had both pleaded guilty.
Prosecutors said they would appeal. The maximum penalty is 12 months imprisonment and a S$10,000 fine.
The prosecutors, who sought a maximum jail term of 12 months for each of them, will appeal against the sentence.
A spokesperson from the Attorney-General's Chambers said that the prosecution is appealing "on the grounds that both sentences imposed are manifestly inadequate".
Pending the appeal, the couple are out on a bail of S$3,000 each.
"I accept that… you are remorseful and that you did not intentionally seek to starve your maid," Judge Low Wee Ping said.
Defence counsel Raymond Lye said his clients had no intention to cause harm. The more common cases of domestic helper abuse were of "physical assault, which are intentional offences", he said.
"Clients, they feel a sense of relief. They were hoping to commence their jail term but in light of the appeal by the prosecution, that will have to be delayed," Lye said.
In her defence, Chong had said she suffered from an eating disorder when younger and had been diagnosed with obsessive-compulsive disorder as an adult, media reported. The judge said there was no link.
The couple paid the domestic helper, who now works for another employer, S$20,000 to settle civil claims, prosecutors said.
John Gee, head of the research team for rights group Transient Workers Count Too, said cases of domestic helpers being given inadequate food "happen with alarming regularity".
"This is definitely a familiar practice, especially by employers who want to save money," Gee said, adding that although overall living and working conditions for domestic helpers in Singapore had improved, "a lot more needs to be done."
Jolovan Wham, executive director of rights group Humanitarian Organisation for Migration Economics, said at least 30 percent of the domestic helpers who approached his organisation in the past six months complained of "inadequate food".
"Thelma's case made it to court because it was so egregious," Wham said, adding that HOME was approached by an average of 20 domestic helpers a week.
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As of last December, there were 239,700 domestic helpers in Singapore, up from 231,500 in 2015, government data shows.


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I'm blind, but I'm totally fine. Hi. My name is Matthew. I am nine years old. I have a seven-year-old brother named William who goes to Jersey City Global Charter School with me in NJ. We love it here. I have many talents, such as singing, dancing, arts and crafts, and playing instruments. Finally, I embrace my differences.
One of my most important differences is that I am visually impaired, which means that I am blind in one eye, and have low vision in the other. In school, I have to see the board clearly, so I have an app on my tablet so I can see the SmartBoard clearly. I embrace my disability, because if I weren't disabled I wouldn't have the opportunities and talents I have now. I am very grateful for what I have: my opportunities, talents and a loving family.
Not only do I embrace my disability, my parents, teachers and friends embrace it. My teachers embrace my disability by treating me just like the rest of the students in the class. I may need different accommodations but my teacher makes it out like it is no big deal and hardly anyone notices that I have to use special technology at times. My friends embrace my differences by letting me play in their games. They also talk to me just like any regular kid. I feel relieved to know that I don't stand out too much and that I am just a kid in the 4th grade.
Despite my differences, I have succeeded in many things. I get amazing grades. I know Braille, a form of writing in dots that he blind use to read. Even though I am sighted, I know Braille because I need to have the experience in case of emergency. I was even elected Class Mayor least year, in third grade! This year I have been elected for Grade Level Governor. Not only am I doing well in school, I am also in the New Jersey Youth chorus, a very good and hard chorus to get into. In addition to my other successes, I have won many medals in my soccer league.
I have some differences, which, over the years have given me an advantage. All of these advantages will affect me in years to come too. Who cares if I have a disability? These qualities make me, me.
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PDP Disgraced as Aregbesola Vindicated – APC
The ruling All Progressives Congress, APC, in the state of Osun said despite the criticisms of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP of Governor Rauf Aregbesola's administration in the past seven years, the governor has been vindicated by local and international recognition by
winning various laurels.
The APC in a statement by its Director of Publicity and Research Mr Kunle Oyatomi in Osogbo yesterday noted that "the more the PDP struggles to demonise, scandalise and repudiate the person, the policy and the government run by APC leader in the State of Osun, Ogbeni Rauf Adesoji Aregbesola, the more acknowledgement, praise and recognition the governor gets from home and abroad.
His words: "And the pleasant surprise, or some may say irony, is that Aregbesola is being singled out for those things he has done which the PDP and other critics vehemently deny exist at all.
"The constant and consistent refrain of these opposition elements in the state is, on the one hand, that Aregbesola has done nothing whatsoever to improve lives, and on the other hand, they shamelessly threaten to either stop, demolish or suspend every project which is supposedly too "sophisticated" for the people of Osun.
"In their hopelessly flawed judgement and pathetic ignorance, they claimed that the State of Osun has been the "worst" for it since the Aregbesola-led APC government came to power in the state seven years ago!!!'
"However, only last Thursday, Yoruba professionals, home and abroad, declared that in their professional judgement, and with the facts on the ground available to them for assessment, Ogbeni Rauf Aregbesola was the "best" performing governor (within the Yoruba area, presumably) for the year 2017.
"This should make the PDP bury its head in shame because the group of people, who are talking, are not simpletons like most of Aregbesola's critics, but professionals with stable minds, depth of scholarship and a comprehensive understanding of what it takes to adjudge a governor the "best" amongst his colleagues", the APC said.
The Party said it was not "surprised that the PDP has been quiet since this Award was made public because it (PDP) knew what further damage their negative comment would do to their already rotten image as liars, falsifiers of data and people in denial of what stares them in the face."
Commenting further on the Award, the APC said "the facts of what Aregbesola has achieved in Osun will outlive his critics."
According to the Party, "those who so irrationally condemn Aregbesola may not simply be just ignorant, they may actually be intellectually impaired; which is why their situation appears pathetic.
"Anybody who has not read the reasons the Yoruba Professionals gave for awarding the "Best Governor of Year 2017" to Aregbesola will do himself or herself a lot of good to do so and those who already have, may take a second look at it.
"It was not a sentimental exercise" the APC claimed, arguing that, "the group had a goal in mind to award excellence its due, after vigorous assessment of the empirical evidence on ground. As professionals, they acted professionally.
"But critics and opponents of the Osun governor are mainly politicians acting in a politically irresponsible way, without regards for facts and the demonstrable evidence on ground.
"Part of their profession is to deceive, falsify and condemn in order to gain political advantage. For the most part, they are not agents of truth," the APC declared.
"It will be interesting to read or hear (or both) from the PDP what demonstrable evidence they will advance against the judgement of the Yoruba Professionals."
"One thing is for sure though; the professionals' judgement among others, will certainly lead the debate in the run-up to the governorship election in September," the APC added.
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, and then, once all your scripts are loaded, the entire UI is rendered in the browser. We call it client-side rendering.
The problem is that, in the meantime, your visitor sees... nothing, a blank page!
Looking for how to get rid of this crappy blank page for a personal project, I discovered Next.js: in my opinion the current best framework for making server-side rendering and production ready React applications.
This is not the point of this article, but here is a quick sum-up of what server-side rendering can bring to your application:
If you want to know more about it, please read this great article: Benefits of Server-Side Over Client Side Rendering.
But let's focus on the "how" rather than the "why" here.
For this article, I start with a basic app made with create-react-app. Your own React application is probably using similar settings.
This article is split in 3 sections matching 3 server-side-rendering strategies:
I won't go through all the steps, but I will bring your attention on the main points of interesting. I also provide a repository for each of the 3 strategies. As the article is a bit long, I've split it in 2 articles, this one will only deal with the first 2 sections. If your main concern is to migrate your app to Next.js, you can go directly to the second article (coming soon).
In this part, we will see how to implement Server-side Rendering manually on an existing React app. Let's take the create-react-app starter code:
package.json for dependencies
App.js - loads React and renders the Hello component
index.js - puts all together into a root component
I just added to the code base a simple function
isClientOrServer based on the availability of the Javascript object
window representing the browser's window:
const isClientOrServer = () => {
return (typeof window !== 'undefined' && window.document) ? 'client' : 'server';
so that we display on the page what is rendering the application: server or client.
yarn start
I am now simulating a '3G network' in Chrome so that we really understand what is going on:
Let's fix that crappy flickering with server-side rendering! I won't show all the code (check the repo to see it in details) but here are the main steps.
We first need a node server using Express:
yarn add express.
In our React app, Webpack only loads the src/ folder, we can thus create a new folder named server/ next to it. Inside, create a file
index.js where we use express and a server renderer.
// use port 3001 because 3000 is used to serve our React app build
const PORT = 3001; const path = require('path');
// initialize the application and create the routes
const app = express();
const router = express.Router();
// root (/) should always serve our server rendered page
router.use('^/$', serverRenderer);
To render our html, we use a server renderer that is replacing the root component with the built html:
// index.html file created by create-react-app build tool
const filePath = path.resolve(__dirname, '..', '..', 'build', 'index.html');
fs.readFile(filePath, 'utf8', (err, htmlData) => {
// render the app as a string
const html = ReactDOMServer.renderToString(<App />);
// inject the rendered app into our html
return res.send(
'

',
`<div id="root">${html}</div>`
This is possible thanks to
ReactDOMServer.renderToString which fully renders the HTML markup of a page to a string.
We finally need an entry point that will tell Node how to interpret our React JSX code. We achieve this with Babel.
ignore: [ /(node_modules)/ ],
presets: ['es2015', 'react-app']
yarn build
export BABEL_ENV=development
node server/bootstrap.js
Still simulating the '3G network' in Chrome, here is the result:
Do not be mistaken, the page is rendered by server. But as soon as the javascript is fully loaded, window.document is available and the
isClientOrServer() function returns
We proved that we can do Server-side Rendering, but what's going on with that React logo?!
Our example is a good proof of concept but very limited. We would like to see more features like:
 and the metatags (for SEO improvements)
and performance is bad on large pages:
ReactDOMServer.renderToString() is a synchronous CPU bound call and can starve out incoming requests to the server. Walmart worked on an optimization for their e-commerce website.
It is possible to make Server-side Rendering work perfectly on top of create-react-app, we won't go through all the painful work in this article. Still, if you're interested in it, I attached just above some great articles giving detailed explanations.
Seriously... Next.js can bring you all these features!
Next.js is a minimalistic framework for server-rendered React applications with:
In this short example, we are going to see how crazy simple it is to have a server-side rendering app ready with Next.js.
First, generate your package.json with
npm init and install Next.js with
npm install --save next react react-dom. Then, add a script to your package.json like this:
"scripts": {
"dev": "next",
"build": "next build",
"start": "next start"
Create a pages/ folder. Every .js file becomes a route that gets automatically processed and rendered. Add a index.js file in that pages/ folder (with the execution of our
isClientOrServer function):
const Index = ({ title = 'Hello from Next.js' }) => (

Is my application rendered by server or client?
export default Index;
No need to import any library at the top of our index.js file, Next.js already knows that we are using React.
Now enter
npm run dev into your terminal and go to http://localhost:3000: Tadaaaaa!
Repeat the same operation inside your pages/ folder to create a new page. The url to access it will directly match the name you give to the file.
You're ready to go! You're already doing SSR. Check the documentation on Next.js official repository.
You want to start a server-side rendered React app, you can now stop using create-react-app, and start using create-next-app:
npm install -g create-next-app
create-next-app my-app
cd my-app/
npm run dev
This is all you need to do to create a React app with server-side rendering thanks to Next.js.
Finally, better than a simple Hello World app, check this Hacker News clone implementing Next.js. It is fully server-rendered, queries the data over Firebase and updates in realtime as new votes come in.
You're maybe a Vue.js developer. Just after Next.js first release, two french brothers made the same for Vue.js: Nuxt was born! Like Vue, the Nuxt documentation is very clear and you can use the same starter template
vue-cli for you app:
vue init nuxt-community/starter-template <project-name>
Hope you liked this article which was mainly written in order to introduce server-side rendering with Next.
If you are interested in server-side rendering for your existing React application, in the following, I am going to demonstrate how to migrate your existing create-react-app to Next.js. Coming soon...
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