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Higher education (HE) students are those students on programmes of study for which the level of instruction is above that of level 3 of the National Qualifications Framework, i.e. courses leading to the Advanced Level of the General Certificate of Education (GCE A-levels), the Advanced Level of the Vocational Certificate of Education (VCE A-levels) or the Advanced Higher Grade and Higher Grade of the Scottish Qualifications Authority (SQA) Advanced Highers/Highers).
The HESA Student Record contains information about individual enrolments, which, because a student can be enrolled on more than one programme of study, will exceed the number of students. Postdoctoral students are not included in the HESA Student Record.
The HESA standard registration population has been derived from the HESA Student Record and ensures that similar activity is counted in a similar way irrespective of when it occurs. The population splits the student experience into 'years of programme of study'; the first year of which is deemed to start on the commencement date of the programme with second, and subsequent years, starting on, or near, the anniversary of that date. Registrations are counted once for each 'year of programme of study'. Short course registrations are counted in the standard registration population regardless of whether they are active on 1 December of the reporting period. However students who leave within two weeks of their start date, or anniversary of their start date, and are on a course of more than two weeks duration, are not included in the standard registration population. Dormant students, incoming visiting and exchange students from overseas and students studying for the whole of their programme of study outside of the UK are also excluded from this population.
The HESA session HE population has been derived from the HESA Student Record. It includes all higher education enrolments active at any point in the academic year 1 August 2005 to 31 July 2006 except:
Incoming visiting and exchange students are excluded from the session population in order to avoid an element of double-counting with both outgoing and incoming students being included.
The HESA qualifications obtained population is a count of student enrolments associated with the award of an HE qualification (excluding HE institutional credits) during the period 1 August 2005 to 31 July 2006 inclusive. This population includes qualifications obtained during the 2005/06 reporting year, which were returned to HESA by 31 October 2006.
The qualifications obtained population excludes qualifications awarded to incoming visiting and exchange students. This population includes awards from dormant status.
Due to the provisions of the Data Protection Act 1998 and the Human Rights Act 1998, HESA implements a strategy in published and released tabulations designed to prevent the disclosure of personal information about any individual. These tabulations are derived from the HESA non-statutory populations1 and may differ slightly from those published by related statutory bodies. This strategy involves rounding all numbers to the nearest multiple of 5. A summary of this strategy is as follows:
So for example 3 is represented as 5, 22 is represented as 20, 3,286 is represented as 3,285 while 0, 20, 55, 3,510 remain unchanged.
This rounding strategy is also applied to total figures, the consequence of which is that the sum of numbers in each row or column rarely matches the total shown precisely. Note that subject level data calculated by apportionment will also be rounded in accordance with this strategy.
Average values, proportions and FTE values prepared by HESA are not usually affected by the above strategy, and are calculated on precise raw numbers. However, percentages calculated on populations which contain 52 or fewer individuals will be suppressed and represented as '..' as will averages based on populations of 7 or fewer.
Student full-time equivalent (FTE) data represents the institution's assessment of the full-time equivalence of the student during the reporting year 1 August 2005 to 31 July 2006. FTE data is based on the HESA session population.
Further education (FE) students are those students on programmes of study for which the level of instruction is equal to or below that of level 3 of the National Qualifications Framework, e.g. courses leading to the Advanced Level of the General Certificate of Education (GCE A-levels), the Advanced Level of the Vocational Certificate of Education (VCE A-levels) or the Advanced Higher Grade and Higher Grade of the Scottish Qualifications Authority (SQA Advanced Highers/Highers). This includes students studying non-accredited and non-approved HE qualifications.
Full-time students are those normally required to attend an institution for periods amounting to at least 24 weeks within the year of programme of study, on thick or thin sandwich courses, and those on a study-related year out of their institution. During that time students are normally expected to undertake periods of study, tuition or work experience which amount to an average of at least 21 hours per week.
Part-time students are those recorded as studying part-time, or studying full-time on courses lasting less than 24 weeks, on block release, or studying during the evenings only.
Other modes of study include those students writing-up theses, on sabbatical or on FE continuous delivery, except where these have been tabulated separately.
Writing-up students are those who are normally expected to submit a thesis to the institution for examination, have completed the work of their course and are not making significant demands on institutional resources.
Full-time students are those whose study was recorded as full-time (described as above), including sandwich students. Awards from dormant status and those writing-up theses are also included where a student's mode of study was previously full-time.
Part-time students are those whose study was recorded as part-time, or studying full-time on courses lasting less than 24 weeks, on block release, or studying during the evenings. Awards from dormant status and those writing-up theses are also included where a student's mode of study was previously part-time.
The level of study is taken from the qualification aim of the student.
Postgraduate programmes of study are those leading to higher degrees, diplomas and certificates (including Postgraduate Certificate of Education (PGCE) and professional qualifications) and usually require that entrants are already qualified to degree level (i.e. already qualified at level 6 of the National Qualifications Framework).
Higher degrees include doctorates, masters degrees and higher bachelors degrees.
In analyses where postgraduate level of study is disaggregated into postgraduate research and postgraduate taught, the following groupings are used:
Postgraduate research where the qualification aim is a research-based higher degree. These programmes of study include doctorates, masters, postgraduate bachelors degrees and postgraduate diplomas or certificates (not PGCE) studied mainly by research.
Postgraduate taught where the qualification aim is a taught higher degree. These programmes of study include doctorates, masters, postgraduate bachelors degrees and postgraduate diplomas or certificates studied not mainly by research including PGCE and professional qualifications.
Other postgraduate includes postgraduate diplomas, certificates and professional qualifications, Postgraduate Certificate in Education (PGCE), institutional postgraduate credits and no formal postgraduate qualifications.
Undergraduate programmes of study are first degrees with or without eligibility to register to practice with a health or social care or veterinary statutory regulatory body, first degrees with qualified teacher status (QTS)/registration with the General Teaching Council (GTC), enhanced first degrees, first degrees obtained concurrently with a diploma and intercalated first degrees, foundation degrees, diplomas in HE with eligibility to register to practice with a health or social care regulatory body, Higher National Diploma (HND), Higher National Certificate (HNC), Diploma of Higher Education (DipHE), Certificate of Higher Education (CertHE), foundation courses at HE level, NVQ/SVQ levels 4 and 5, post-degree diplomas and certificates at undergraduate level, professional qualifications at undergraduate level and other undergraduate diplomas and certificates including post-registration health and social care courses. Entrants to these programmes of study do not usually require an HE qualification.
First degree includes first degrees with or without eligibility to register to practice with a health or social care or veterinary statutory regulatory body, first degrees with qualified teacher status (QTS)/registration with the General Teaching Council (GTC), enhanced first degrees, first degrees obtained concurrently with a diploma and intercalated first degrees.
Other undergraduate includes qualification aims below degree level such as foundation degrees, diplomas in HE with eligibility to register to practice with a health or social care regulatory body, Higher National Diploma (HND), Higher National Certificate (HNC), Diploma of Higher Education (DipHE), Certificate of Higher Education (CertHE), foundation courses at HE level, NVQ/SVQ levels 4 and 5, post-degree diplomas and certificates at undergraduate level, professional qualifications at undergraduate level, other undergraduate diplomas and certificates including post registration health and social care courses, other formal HE qualifications of less than degree standard, institutional undergraduate credit and no formal undergraduate qualifications.
First year students are based on the HESA standard registration population who commenced their programme of study in the reporting period relevant to the data collection year.
Domicile data is supplied to HESA in the form of postcodes (UK domiciled students) or country codes. Postcodes are mapped to counties, unitary authorities and UK nations using the National Statistics Postcode Directory. Countries are mapped to geographical regions following consultation with the Department for Education and Skills. Where no data is supplied about the student's domicile, fee eligibility is used to determine whether domicile is European Union, including the UK, or not.
UK domiciled students are those whose normal residence is in the UK, including the Channel Islands and Isle of Man.
Of those students who are not UK domiciled, other EU students are those whose normal residence is in countries which were European Union (EU) members as at 1 December of the reporting period. Non-EU students are those whose normal residence prior to commencing their programme of study was outside the EU.
Age is as at 31 August 2005.
It should be noted that a student's highest qualification on entry is not necessarily that which was required for entry to the programme of study. Categories used are:
Postgraduate qualifications (excluding PGCE) includes all postgraduate degrees, diplomas and certificates excluding the Postgraduate Certificate of Education (PGCE).
PGCE with and without QTS/GTC registration.
First degree of UK institution plus undergraduate qualifications with QTS.
Other graduate and equivalent qualifications includes graduate qualifications obtained outside the UK, GNVQ/GSVQ level 5, NVQ/SVQ level 5 plus any other qualifications at graduate level not listed above.
HE credits includes Open University credits and credits from other UK HE institutions.
Other HE and professional qualifications includes certificates and diplomas of education, foundation degrees, HNC or HND (including BTEC and SQA equivalents), diplomas in HE, GNVQ/GSVQ level 4, NVQ/SVQ level 4, professional qualifications, foundation courses at HE level and other HE qualifications of less than degree standard.
GCE A-level/A-level equivalent qualifications, SQA Highers and equivalent includes any combination of these qualifications plus GNVQ/GSVQ level 3, NVQ/SVQ level 3 and BTEC and SQA National Certificate/Diploma (ONC/OND).
Access courses are those validated by an Authorised Validating Agency licensed by the Quality Assurance Agency (QAA) and other accredited and unaccredited courses.
GCSE/O-level qualifications; SCE O grades and SQA Standard grades includes any combination of these qualifications.
Other qualifications includes Baccalaureate, foundation courses at FE level and any other qualifications not listed above.
No formal qualification held - the institution does not require the student to hold a qualification on entry or it is known that the student has no formal qualification.
Not known/sought - nothing is known about the student's qualifications on entry to their programme of study.
It is HESA's intention to adopt national classifications where they exist and are appropriate. However, in this instance, there is no coding structure for ethnicity that is applicable throughout the UK, as variations to the Census 2001 ethnicity coding were adopted in both Scotland and Northern Ireland. To accommodate requirements for institutions in these regions to report locally to their devolved administrations, the coding frame has been revised.
Home domiciled students are required to report their ethnic origin and for the purpose of this field, this means those domiciled in England, Wales, Scotland, Northern Ireland, Channel Islands or the Isle of Man. However, HESA advises that the figures reported in analyses are derived from a subset which may not be representative of the total student population.
The following entries have been grouped together and this may mean that the ethnicity groupings used in previous years may not now be comparable:
The ethnic category 'White' includes the
White (only available for continuing students who commenced
their programme of study before 1 August 2001 or for students
admitted via UCAS who commenced their programme of study after
1 August 2005)
White – British
White – Irish
White – Scottish
Irish Traveller
Other White background
The ethnic category 'Other (including mixed)'
includes the entries:
Mixed - White and Black Caribbean
Mixed - White and Black African
Mixed - White and Asian
Other mixed background
Other ethnic background
The disability categories indicate the type of disability that a student has on the basis of their own self-assessment. For continuing students, where the information is not already known, institutions have the option of recording the student's disability as not sought. As a result, some institutions have not returned disability data for some of their students. In addition, students are not obliged to report a disability. HESA therefore advises that the figures reported in analyses are derived from a subset which may not be representative of the total student population.
The allocation of an institution to a geographical region is done by reference to the administrative centre of that institution. There may be students registered at institutions who are studying in regions other than that of the administrative centre of the institution.
The Open University is counted as a wholly English institution. The administrative centre is located in England, although The Open University teaches throughout the UK.
The classification of an undergraduate degree indicates the qualification class that the student obtained. Certain qualifications obtained at first degree level are not subject to classification of award, notably medical and general degrees. These, together with ordinary degrees, have been included within the unclassified category. Third class honours, fourth class honours and the pass category have been aggregated. Lower second and undivided second class honours have been aggregated.
The expected length of programme is the length applicable to the programme of study as a whole even though particular students may have different lengths of study, e.g. because of direct entry into the second year. The length of time includes holiday time and will normally include time for examinations relating to this part of the study programme.
All JACS subject codes consist of a letter followed by three digits, the first of them non-zero (except the generic codes described below). The initial letter identifies the subject group, for example F for Physical Sciences. The initial letter and immediately following digit identify the principal subject, for example F5 Astronomy. F500 is a valid JACS code used where there is no need for a higher level of precision, but subjects can be identified more precisely using a second non-zero digit, for example F520 Space and Planetary Sciences, and, with even more precision, F521 Space Science and F522 Planetary Science. Often it is necessary to consider together all the codes, or all the student numbers, falling within a principal subject, and this is done by referring to it using just the first two characters, so F5 refers to all of Astronomy and to total numbers in it, by no means all of which will have code F500. Similarly, F52 refers to the whole of Space and Planetary Sciences. Full details of JACS can be found at www.hesa.ac.uk/jacs.
Student programmes often involve combinations of subjects, and so cannot be described by a single JACS code. Within the HESA student data collection, there are two mechanisms for dealing with this. First, JACS has been slightly extended to allow codes to be assigned to highly integrated programmes which cut across principal subjects. Where such a broadly-based programme falls within a single subject group, it can be coded as the group letter followed by three zeroes, for example F000 would code such a programme in Physical Sciences. This is known as a generic code, and is an extension of JACS for the purpose of coding complete student programmes; generic codes may not be used in any other way, for example for coding modules. Programmes which cut across subject groups are given the generic code Y000, which is equivalent to continuing to recognise the need for a 'Combined' subject group. The second mechanism is designed to describe less integrated programmes of the kind often known as Joint Honours. The HESA record contains three qualification aim fields and a balance field which together make it possible to report the subject coverage of two subject balanced, two subject major/minor, and three subject balanced programmes.
Additionally, a procedure of apportionment is used. Under apportionment, each headcount is, where necessary, divided in a way that in broad-brush terms reflects the pattern of a split programme. This is analogous to the use of FTE calculations, but should not be confused with them, since the splits used for apportionment are conventional rather than data-based.
For split programmes not involving an initial teacher training (ITT) component, the apportionment algorithm is as follows:
ITT students at undergraduate level who also have a specialism subject recorded (typically, secondary ITT students) are apportioned 50% to the 'Education' subject area and the remaining 50% is further apportioned according to the algorithm for non-ITT students. Where no subject other than education is recorded, or where the student is on a PGCE course, apportionment is 100% to the 'Education' subject area.
HESA has defined nineteen subject areas in terms of JACS codes for reporting information broken down by subject. The subject areas give a useful broad-brush picture, and are as consistent as is practicable with those previously defined in terms of HESACODE. The subject areas do not overlap, and cover the entire range of JACS Principal Subjects. Apart from the need to separate the 'Mathematical sciences' and 'Computer science' elements of Principal Subject G9, they are expressed entirely in terms of JACS Principal Subjects, and in many cases correspond closely to one or more JACS Subject Groups.
In response to requests from users of HESA data, the printed tables also show information for four supplementary subjects, three of which fall within single subject areas, and one, 'Geography & environmental science', cuts across two areas.
Finally, there is an interest in having information about teachers in training. Since this is best presented on a headcount basis rather than an apportioned basis, the figures are not directly comparable with the apportioned figures in the 'Education' subject area, and are tabulated separately to reduce the risk of misinterpretation.
Subject areas | JACS code |
Medicine & dentistry | A |
Subjects allied to medicine | B |
Biological sciences | C |
Veterinary science | D1/2 |
Agriculture & related subjects | D0/3/4/5/6/7/9 |
Physical sciences | F |
Mathematical sciences | G0/1/2/3/90/91/99 |
Computer science | G4/5/6/7/92 |
Engineering & technology | H, J |
Architecture, building & planning | K |
Social studies | L |
Law | M |
Business & administrative studies | N |
Mass communications & documentation | P |
Languages | Q, R, T |
Historical & philosophical studies | V |
Creative arts & design | W |
Education | X |
Combined | Y |
Supplementary subjects | |
Psychology | C8 |
Geography & environmental science | F8, L7 |
Economics & politics | L1/2 |
English | Q3 |
Although subject areas provide the usual broad-brush framework for presenting information, a more detailed breakdown to the 159 JACS principal subjects is used in some tables. Again, a process of apportionment is necessary, and the procedure is consistent with that used for subject areas, as follows.
For split programmes not involving an initial teacher training (ITT) component, the apportionment algorithm is as follows:
ITT students at undergraduate level who also have a specialism subject recorded (typically, secondary ITT students) are apportioned 50% to the 'X1 Training Teachers' principal subject and the remaining 50% is further apportioned according to the algorithm for non-ITT students. Where no subject other than education is recorded, or where the student is on a PGCE course, apportionment is 100% to the 'X1 Training Teachers' principal subject.
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Friday, 6 November 2009
Didago vintage puzzle
Mu mum arrived today with this vintage Didago puzzle from Belgium. The fabric was a vintage find from ebay this week.
Didago vintage puzzle
Thursday, 5 November 2009
Dove brooches for Christmas
Have been making more of my screen printed felt Dove brooches for Christmas. Each measures 7cm at the widest point. Available from my website in three colours - deep green, light green and orangey red.
Hard to pack!
Packing up our belongings to move is very emotional as we're stripping our home of all it's colour and life! I'm going to leave some pictures on the wall till the last minute as living with only white walls is too hard for me!
Hard to pack
Tuesday, 3 November 2009
The Art Group Exhibition - Let's play
Re-discovering my older designs
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Line-up: Thurston - guitar Kim - bass/vocals Lee - acoustic guitar Bob Bert - drums
Lyrics status: confirmed
Slowly pour the liquid down For miles and miles it flows along Rose colored, neon lighted Swirl around, turn around Feel the touch of my hand Swirl around, swirl around Fellow shadows black and blue All around, all around Locking arms, side by side Crouch down before the fire's light You're the first day of my life
I had no belief before Till I had this dream last night I still remember their savage cries So serious in their right Faces painted in joyous fright In the dawn's early light Oh say did you see The color of my eternity And the sweat on my skin Our founding fathers laid right down And indian ghosts from long ago They gave birth to my bastard kin America, it is called Sensation of eternity Locking arms side by side Crouch down before the fire's light You're the first day of my life
First Known Performance: 05/19/84 Last Known Performance: 04/12/86
Recorded live on 4/28/85 in London, England @ Hammersmith Palais.
Recorded live on 8/1/85 in Columbus, Ohio @ Stache's. Steve on drums now.
Recorded live on 12/21/85 in Los Angeles, California @ Solstice.
Recorded live on 4/12/86 in Austin, Texas @ the Continental Club. The last known live performance of this song.


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] Oh, good job! These all seem like valid points, and make Edmund seem more attractive to me than he has seemed for a number of years. As I mentioned, I am ambivalent about all the characters in MP (except Aunt Norris, whom I thoroughly dislike.)
] Margie
Thanks very much!
I also agree with you about Aunt Norris. I think she's very horrible and uncaring and I cheered when she left Mansfield.
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Influence of human allogenic bone marrow and cord blood-derived mesenchymal stem cell secreting trophic factors on ATP (adenosine-5'-triphosphate)/ADP (adenosine-5'-diphosphate) ratio and insulin secretory function of isolated human islets from cadaveric donor. | |
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PMID: 19917393 Owner: NLM Status: In-Process |
Successful islet transplantation (ITx) is not only dependent on the number of islets, but also their quality, including viability, metabolic activity, and function. Islet quality decreases during cultivation after the isolation procedure. To overcome this obstacle, we established the practice of islet and mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs) coculture. This coculture condition improved the ATP (adenosine-5'-triphosphate)/ADP (adenosine-5'-diphosphate) ratio and insulin secretory function in vitro. It is believed that the enhancement of islet quality in islet-MSCs cocultures may be caused by the secretion of active agents by MSCs. Herein we have shown that interleukin-6 (IL-6), vascular endothelial growth factor-A (VEGF-A), hepatocyte growth factor (HGF), and transforming growth factor-beta (TGF-beta) were significantly increased as measured by enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA) in MSCs-cultured medium, factors that have been shown to improve the survival, function, and angiogenesis/revascularization of islets. These results indicated that the quality of human islets was enhanced by trophic molecules secreted by MSCs, which influence the intracellular islet ATP content and insulin secretory function. |
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Norwich City Football Club's conferencing venue is situated in the heart of Norfolk, with easy road and rail links from London, Ipswich and Cambridge.
Essential package - £18 Day Delegate Rate
Same excellent service, same quality food, same modern facilities…just the Essentials!
For a limited time only, we are offering a new Essential package on ALL of our rooms for just £18 + VAT a head! The Essential package includes:
Room hire and Set-up
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At our conferencing venue at Norwich City Football Club, we think we have created the perfect business environment. We know, as you do, that real quality and service are quite rare. Therefore, our first and foremost aim is to make sure that we do everything we can to provide it, with warm hospitality and the highest professional standards.
From the very moment you first contact us we have experienced event co-ordinators who will be responsible for your booking. We suggest if possible, that we spend some real time with you at our venue at Norwich City FC or we can come to you, so that we can compile a complete list of your requirements.
Norwich City Football Club can cater for all sizes
Whether you are looking for a small meeting for 10, breakfast meeting for 200, a conference for 350, dinner for 550 or exhibition space for 1000's, we can provide it at our excellent venue, just call 01603 218704
On site hotel
On site at Norwich City FC is the Holiday Inn Norwich City where special rates have been negotiated for delegates. The Holiday Inn Norwich City has 150 air-conditioned bedrooms (including 25 executive rooms and 4 suites), a stylish restaurant and bar, a fitness room and free car parking.
Special Events & Banqueting
Special Events at Norwich City Football Club
Delia's Canary Catering host many various special events throughout the year. Examples of just a few of the events are:
An evening with a celebrity
Wine Tours
Delia's Food and Wine Workshops with Alex Mackay
Party Nights
Murder Mystery evenings
Comedy Nights
Delia's Canary Catering party nights are one of the most popular festive events in Norwich. Norwich City FC's Christmas Parties are the perfect way to celebrate with clients, colleagues, family and friends. We host a Traditional Christmas and a themed party night every year. Previous themed party nights have included:
Swinging 60's
Wild West
Private events
If you are looking for a venue to hold your own event, Norwich City FC is the perfect choice. Delia's Canary Catering will ensure that your event is a resounding success. Delia's Canary Catering will provide you with all your requirements, including:
Children's entertainers
Bands and DJ's
And anything else you may wish for!
Norwich City FC Wedding Venue
Norwich City FC is the perfect choice for your wedding venue. Whether you are a Norwich City football fan, a Delia fan or just looking for somewhere different, we have something very special to offer for a wedding venue in Norfolk.
A licence for wedding ceremonies has been granted in four of our exclusive rooms - The Boardroom, Top of the Terrace, Norfolk Lounge and The Business. Each of our rooms accommodate a different number of people, so Norwich City FC can guarantee to meet your wedding requirements.
Delia's Canary Catering
One of the many aspects that makes Norwich City FC so special as a wedding venue is that all of our menus have been carefully selected by Delia Smith from one of her published recipes. Our teams of chefs, waiting staff and event organisers are totally dedicated to you, your family and your guests leading up to and on your wedding day.


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In 1961, an American designer made history when she introduced industrial hardware like brass toggles and zips onto clothes and bags. She also revolutionised the way women carried their daily necessities around by introducing matching coin purses attached to bags as well as inner zipped compartments.
Her name was Bonnie Cashin, and she was the chief designer of Coach. Her vision was simple - to make fashion practical.
Fast forward 51 years, and her name is still very much part of Coach's identity, especially with the launch of the Coach Legacy collection for Fall 2012, a collection that re-introduces Coach's archival pieces but with a modern twist.
A highlight of the Legacy collection is the Duffle (pictured above), first made famous by Bonnie Cashin in 1973, in a practical though dull camel brown shade. The latest version however, is like the original Duffle Sac's more vivacious sister, boasting a plethora of bright colours like cobalt blue, emerald green, sunflower yellow and carnelian red.
The Legacy range continues to adapt from its archives with the cross-body Saddle Bag, the mini Penny bag, the double-buckled Amanda Flap and the Archive Bucket Bag, all inspired from Coach purses of the '70s and '80s.
There's more to fall in love with in this Legacy collection. Each bag is either made from Coach's heritage glove-tanned leather or a hardy pebbled leather, and accompanied by a tassel – the Legacy's collection signature.
The Bonnie Cashin influence is woven throughout the Legacy purses, from the use of bold, vivid shades and handy small accessories that matched your bag, right down to the special reissue of Bonnie Cashin designs like the Bucket Bag (pictured below) which she popularised in 1968.
The stars of this season's collection might be retrospective and simple (no visible Coach logos) but they certainly aren't in any way old-fashioned, proving that regardless of what people say about cutting-edge design, good old classics still reign supreme.
The Coach Legacy collection will hit stores on July 19. Prices for the collection begin at $250 for a wallet to $2,275 for a large leather tote.
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Since 1991 RDAV represents the 5-600 doctors in Victorian isolated towns especially where GPs work in Hospitals.
Within the State and through the RDAA at Federal level, many hitherto unachievable goals have been attained to enhance education, recruitment, retention and family support.
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Atlantic Beach was expected to hold a special called town council meeting at 6 p.m. Tuesday.
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The letter says the items on the meeting agenda do not rise to the level of an emergency in accordance to the state statute. It also says the meeting violates the Freedom of Information Act.
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Our department has SAS installed on PC network running under Windows NT. I have a number of SAS programs, each of which takes around 24hours to run. I want to run these programs in batch mode in the background on a number of PC's on this network so that: - I do not need to be logged on to each PC - Other people can log onto these PCs and when they do their processes be given priority over mine.
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generalized demodectic mange?
I'm looking at a dog (Pekingese) in a rescue shelter and it has the worst case of demodectic mange I have ever seen. The dog is 8-10 years old and is so bald on her entire body, you would think she is part Chinese Crested. He skin is blackish (maybe normal) so it's hard to tell what color she really is.
Is it possible to have mange this bad and it not be a hereditary condition? Should I wait to adopt? They've told me they will keep treating her until it clears up but I'm concerned she'll come home with us and it won't clear up.
Finally she stinks so bad. If she's getting dips for treatment, can I wash her? I just can't take the smell.
No the they aren't doing oatmeal baths since they say she can't be bathed between dips. Also she had a bad reaction to the dip so is being treated at a lower dip solution. There are no plans to treat her with anything except the dip.
are they sure she doesnt have red mange, My pit does.. I was told she layed in insulation but my vet says insulation dont make there hair fall out. We had test run and she has red mange, which is hereditary. she to smelled horrible, regular mange dips didnt work,,,,she looked like she was related to a chinese crested or even Mr. Clean… stress causes the hair to fall out with red mange, such as heat cycles, change of ownership….etc…,,,, we gave her some infection pills and oral ivermectin,,,,but if you do give her oral ivermectin make sure she is heart worm neg,,,,,hope it helps,,,,just tell them youd take her if they can improve her condition,,,or maybe get another opinion.
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After Friday night's "Fantasy 5" drawing, two people are set to collect over 100-thousand dollars each.
Powerball's Fourth Largest Jackpot Up For Grabs Saturday
It's a big day for starry-eyed optimists all over the country — or just about anybody with $2 for a Powerball lottery ticket. That's because tonight's jackpot is $325 million — the fourth largest in the game's history.
Could Charlie Sheen Return To 'Two and a Half Men'
Maybe Charlie Sheen really is winning after all. Oh maybe it's, "Duh, winning"?
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Outside of the Miami Heat, South Florida is pretty much devoid of winners. But, that will change on April 23 when a "winner" makes his way to the BankAtlantic Center in Sunrise.
Without 'Men,' Is Charlie Sheen Winning Or Losing?
It's "One and a Half Men" — at least for now. Charlie Sheen was officially sacked yesterday from his CBS sitcom. Warner Brothers Television fired Sheen and says no decision has been made on the show's future.
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Vancouver should cut down on meat for planet: animal rights groups
A group of animal-rights organizations is asking the City of Vancouver's Greenest City Action Team to recommend that residents reduce their consumption of meat, dairy, and eggs.
"Our current meat-centric diet is entirely unsustainable," states the letter delivered today (March 11) by the organizations to the team.
The letter was signed by Liberation B.C., the Vancouver Humane Society, Humane Society International Canada, Earthsave Canada, and the Lifeforce Foundation.
In a press release, Glenn Gaetz, spokesperson for Liberation B.C., said that "changing our diet is the most effective way to have an impact on our environmental crisis. We need to start shifting towards a plant based diet to save our planet."
The Greenest City Action Team will present a "Quick Start" plan to city council in April, followed by a comprehensive 10-year action plan in June.
The team, unveiled last month, is cochaired by Mayor Gregor Robertson and David Boyd, the author of Sustainability Within a Generation: A New Vision for Canada, a David Suzuki Foundation report.
Environmentalist David Suzuki and former premier Mike Harcourt are among the team's members.
Here's the full text of the letter:
Dear Greenest City Action Team,
We are all quite pleased to see that the city is forming this Action Team to make Vancouver the greenest city. We are hopeful that this Action Team will make recommendations that Vancouver residents reduce their meat, dairy, and egg consumption along with other environmentally-friendly and more humane changes.
According to the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization, animal agriculture is the leading source of greenhouse gas emissions, surpassing even the transportation sector. At every stage of meat, egg, and dairy production, nitrous oxide, methane, and carbon dioxide are emitted into the atmosphere, contributing to climate change. Currently 70% of the grain grown in Canada is fed to animals, and cultivation of these feedstuffs are highly fossil-fuel intensive, requiring pesticides, fertilizers, and other agrochemicals.
Our current meat-centric diet is entirely unsustainable. As has been demonstrated by the work of David Pimentel and others, there is simply no way that small, local farms could feed our current levels of meat consumption. Reducing the amount of animal products in our diets and replacing meat, eggs, and dairy with plant-based foods are two critically important steps we can—and should—take to reduce the toll animal agriculture takes on the planet.
We encourage the Greenest City Action Team to recommend that Vancouver residents reduce their meat consumption by at least 25% to really make Vancouver the "greenest city."
UN report: http://www.fao.org/docrep/010/a0701e/a0701e00.HTMSuzuki Foundation: http://www.davidsuzuki.org/NatureChallenge/What_is_it/Food/
Environment Science and Technology paper: http://pubs.acs.org/doi/abs/10.1021/es702969f
"Global Farm Animal Production and Global Warming: Impacting and Mitigating Climate Change" published in Environmental Health Perspectives: http://www.ehponline.org/members/2008/11034/11034.pdf
A short review from David Pimentel on the sustainability of food production: http://www.ajcn.org/cgi/reprint/78/3/660S
Cincinatti Urges Residents to Eat Less Meat http://ecolocalizer.com/2009/02/03/cincinatti-urges-residents-to-eat-les...
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Leonard Henry Trouten, 97, of Harmony, a lifelong area farmer, died March 29, 2003 at his home.
He was born April 22, 1905, in Winneshiek County, Iowa to William and Zora (Jacklin) Trouten. On Nov. 29, 1940, he married Inez Irene Fisk at the Methodist parsonage in Harmony. In addition to farming, he was involved in a number of other businesses in the Harmony area. Mr. Trouten was a lifelong member of State Line Methodist Church.
Survivors include his wife; a son, William W. (Gayle) of Platteville, Wis.; and two grandchildren. Two brothers and an infant sister preceded him in death.
The funeral was March 31, 2003 at Lindstrom Funeral Home in Harmony, with the Rev. David Laechel officiating. Burial was in State Line Cemetery in rural Harmony.


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AEP SWEPCO crews from Shreveport and Longview are headed out Saturday to the East Coast in preparation for the effects of Hurricane Sandy.
SWEPCO is sending 63 people to Baltimore. They should be leaving about 8 a.m., says spokeswoman Kacee Kirschvink.
According to the Associated Press, Hurricane Sandy rolled out of the Bahamas on Friday after causing 40 deaths across the Caribbean, churning toward the U.S. East Coast, where it threatens to join forces with winter weather fronts to create a devastating super storm.
The Category 1 hurricane toppled light posts, flooded roads and tore off tree branches as it spun through Cat Island and Eleuthera in the scattered Bahamas archipelago, with authorities reporting one man killed, the British CEO of an investment bank.
The death toll was still rising in impoverished Haiti, reaching 26 on Friday as word of disasters reached officials and rain continued to fall.
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Saturday (Nov. 12), 10am-4pm, Keopuolani Park Amphitheater (150 Kanaloa Ave., Wailuku); allpono.org; $15 adults at door / $10 keiki at door / $12 adults in-advance / $7 keiki in-advance / free for keiki seven-years-old and younger "I've come to accept that the life of a front-runner is a hard one, that he will suffer more injuries than most men and that many of these injuries will not be accidental." - Pele, named Football Player of the Century by the International Federation of Football History & Statistics Founded by Kahakuloa couple Jon and Maile Viela, the nonprofit All Pono Sports Organization was founded in memory of their son Pono, who tragically passed away in 2004 at the age of three. The group's vision is to "direct youth in developing "pono" [do what is right] values and character by providing them with positive opportunities to grow as productive citizens through athletics and community service programs." The organization boasts over 40 baseball, softball and soccer teams, and this Saturday hosts a "Live Pono" fundraiser for their soccer club (specifically supporting the group's off-island travelsa life-shaping activity for any island keiki), with entertainment featuring Nuff Sedd, Kohomua, Homestead, Unified Soul, Jah Residentz and Lia Live. Emceed by Maui's own Hawaiian Home Boy, Sistah Val and Spence Jah, the event also includes mean grinds and a special Keiki Zone with jumping castles, crafts and face painting by JNK Designs. In-advance tickets available at Maui Thing (Wailuku). |


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This page outlines the data exchange process necessary for fulfilling the meaningful use objective for submission of immunization data with the Wisconsin Immunization Registry (WIR). Meaningful use objective: Capability to submit electronic data to immunization registries or immunization information systems and actual submission according to applicable law and practice. Measure to receive incentive: Performed at least one test of certified the Electronic Health Records (EHR) technology's capacity to submit electronic data to immunization registries and follow up submission if the test is successful.
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Maison Martin Margiela 20 - The Exhibition at Somerset House, London
Somerset House, the home of London Fashion Week, is pleased to present Maison Martin Margiela '20' The Exhibition. Following the show's success at MoMu, Antwerp and Haus der Kunst, Munich last year, the 20 year retrospective of the Belgian label's deconstructivist designs has come to London.
Visitors to the beautiful neo-classical building set in the heart of the capital are guided to the exhibition at the Embankment Galleries by following helpfully placed 'Tabi' footprints – which represent the label's signature style shoe design. GoSee followed them too (see photos).
The exhibition takes visitors on a journey spanning Maison Martin Margiela's women's and menswear collections and accessories over the past twenty years. It also includes the original installations, photography, video and film pieces that accompany and promote the collections. These avant-garde approaches are equally as important as the actual fashion designs when it comes to creating the label's unique image.
Maison Martin Margiela '20' The Exhibition provides curious visitors with a rare opportunity of gaining a better insight of a label famed for its anonymity. Martin Margiela, a graduate of Antwerp's Royal Academy of Fine Arts, previously worked as design assistant to Jean Paul Gaultier before showing his first collection under his own label in 1988.
The label has always adhered to its own rules, such as all communication being answered in the first person plural "we", so as to highlight its attention on teamwork and Margiela's own wish for anonymity, which remained intact, with no photos published of the designer until the release of his alleged image in a magazine after he left the label in 2008.
In the style of the plain white labels that are carefully stitched into the clothes, the space of the exhibition is curated in clean crisp whites and neutrals, interspersed with the occasional smatter of darker shades. It presents iconic coveted pieces such as the aforementioned 'Tabi' boots, Trompe L'Oeil photocopy style print dresses and 'A Doll's Wardrobe' collection, which scaled up tiny clothes resulting in disproportions to reflect today's standardised, idealised body.
A sleek video installation room with some comfortable sofas enables visitors to sit back and take in the video footage the Belgian label is so famed for. Maison Martin Margiela's innovative collections and their modes of documentation and promotion remain as refreshing today as on the company's founding day in 1988, surrounded by a sea of 80s decadent power dressing.
Maison Martin Margiela '20'
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Hey guys! I'm a little late this week with the recap. The days just keep flying by and now there are only three more days until Fan Expo! The good news is I feel ready to go and excited for the weekend thanks to all the work I was able to get through the past couple weeks. Here's what I managed last week:
After I finished all that I decided to try my first mock set-up to see what else was needed. I ended up moving things around again later to try out a different set-up that doesn't completely put me behind a cage for the weekend.
I decided I needed some more owls - more Owl Mamas and littles.
Alllllmost made it without running out of stuffing.
Then I made up some signs and moved around the set-up until I was happy with it. I think it'll work!
I'll be spending the next few days finishing up with the tagging and pricing of everything and getting it all packed away and organized and all ready to go for Thursday!
Let me know if you're planning on being there in Toronto and come visit me at my booth in Artist Alley A114! And if you aren't going, don't worry, because I will definitely be back next week with a big old update filled with lots of pictures! See you then!
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"Saying goodbye is basically an invitation not to see that person again. It's making it okay for that to be the last conversation you have. So if you don't say it--if you leave the conversation open--it means you'll have to see them again."Roger
"If you have a gift for something, I think it's wrong not to work at it, just because it gets hard, or because you're scared."Mr. Curry
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ISLAMABAD: The Pakistan Muslim League-N (PML-N) decided on Thursday to launch a campaign to mount pressure on the government starting with a no-confidence motion against Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani, who has been trying to seek parliamentary support in the standoff with the judiciary on the NRO and with the military on the memo issues.
Sources in the PML-N said the decision had been taken at a joint meeting of the party's central working committee and the parliamentary group, presided over by party chief Nawaz Sharif. But it was subject to a response from other political parties, they said.
The leadership, the sources said, had asked Leader of the Opposition in the National Assembly Chaudhry Nisar Ali Khan and Sardar Mehtab Ahmed Khan to muster support of other parties for the no-confidence move and report back to it in another similar meeting to be held on Monday.
Ironically, the sources said, Chaudhry Nisar had pressed for devising a strategy to defeat any move by the PPP to gain a vote of confidence for the prime minister, instead of going for the no confidence motion.
However, the party's MNA from Murree, Shahid Khagan Abbasi, and stalwart Khawaja Asif won the day, proposing that the PML-N should `take the initiative` and move `no confidence` in the prime minister not so much to remove him from the office as to add to the PPP`s troubles. A debate on the motion would allow the parliamentarians to attack the party on all issues and from all sides, they argued.
Soon after the meeting, Chaudhry Nisar met leaders of other opposition parties and informed them about the party`s decisions and sought their support.
He met JUI-F chief Maulana Fazlur Rehman, Jamaat-i-Islami Senator Prof Khurshid Ahmed, head of the PML (Likeminded) Salim Saifullah Khan and PPP-S president Aftab Ahmed Khan Sherpao at his chamber in the Parliament House.
Talking to reporters, Chaudhry Nisar said there was a consensus among all opposition parties that fresh elections were the only solution to the present crisis.
He said the PML-N would oppose any move by the treasury to bring a resolution in support of the prime minister during the present session of the National Assembly.
The sources said Nawaz Sharif would meet Maulana Fazl, Salim Saifullah and Af tab Sherpao on Friday.
They said some party members, particularly Saad Rafique, had urged the leadership to announce a full fledged protest campaign against the government and even called for giving a date for a long march.
Some members also talked about the option of resigning from the assemblies, but the arguments advanced by Khagan Abbasi in support of his proposal of moving a no confidence motion against Mr Gilani won applause and later the whole discussion at the meeting that lasted more than three hours centred on the mechanism to initiate the process.
Because of lengthy discussion on the issue of no-confidence motion, the sources said, the party had failed to devise a strategy for Friday's National Assembly session.
The PML-N`s information secretary, Mushahidullah Khan, said the party had decided to use the options of moving a no-confidence motion against the prime minister, holding a long march and resigning en masse from the assemblies.
However, he said, the order in which these options would be executed had been left for Mr Sharif to decide.


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I once worked as a consultant for a CIO at a midsized bank in the Northeast who had a novel way to test his disaster recovery plan. Lets call him Tom, not his real name, because his real name is the same as our CEO and this is not a story about our CEO.
Tom would periodically walk into the data center, unannounced and throw the main circuit breaker – effectively mimicking a data center disaster. This was done randomly and whenever he felt like it, which was not too often, but often enough that people were on their toes. I was in a meeting with him one summer Friday afternoon when he got up and said, "Take a walk with me."
We crossed town to the data center, it was about a 15 minute walk and a beautiful day. As he walked in, the guys in operations said, "Oh, Tom not again." He flipped the power off, the disaster started, and the recovery kicked in. They all had a smile on their faces and you guessed it, the systems rolled over, the bank stayed in operation and everything worked fine.
Some would call this irresponsible. I happened to think it was pretty brilliant because disasters happen when they happen not when you are planned and ready for them. If you are concerned that such a random outage would disrupt your business, then you may have a great plan, but no execution. When a disaster strikes something will be executed, its up to you to determine if it is the plan or your job.
We may need more of such disaster tests on a whim to truly evaluate our ability to stay operational when bad things happen to good IT departments.
So, how are you feeling today? Want to take a walk?
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House Republican Conference Chairman Mike Pence had the lead story at Human Events today. Read the following excerpt from "The President's Troubling Trend on the World Stage":
On the eve of his address to the United Nations, President Obama warned world leaders meeting in New York City of the "irreversible catastrophe" of climate change. The president did so while many of the critical confrontations boiling over on the world stage were laid on the back burner of the agenda at the United Nations. A look at the growing list of challenges sends a startling message that such concerns are the least of our problems.
As we approach eight years of conflict in Afghanistan, the country faces the prospect of slipping back into the hands of the Taliban and becoming a safe haven for Al-Qaeda terrorists. Israel endures growing pressure from the Obama administration to appease the growing demands of the Palestinian authorities. Soon the United States will sit down with an Iran that is determined to develop nuclear weapons and equally determined not to talk about it. Manuel Zelaya has returned yet again to Honduras, hoping to incite a riot that will propel him back to power. North Korea continues to defy the international community by testing nuclear weapons.


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This work was supported by the NSF CAREER Award (DMR-0547399), Robert A. Welch Foundation (C-1703), and Alfred Sloan Foundation.
Polymer-Functionalized Platinum-On-Gold Bimetallic Nanorods†
Article first published online: 13 AUG 2009
DOI: 10.1002/ange.200903524
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Khanal, Bishnu P. and Zubarev, Eugene R. (2009), Polymer-Functionalized Platinum-On-Gold Bimetallic Nanorods. Angew. Chem., 121: 7020–7023. doi: 10.1002/ange.200903524
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- Issue published online: 26 AUG 2009
- Article first published online: 13 AUG 2009
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New York, March 3, 1788.
The Convention of New Hampshire have disappointed the general expectation. They have not rejected the Constitution, but they have adjourned without adopting it. It was found that, on a final question, there would be a majority of three or four in the negative; but in this number were included some who, with instructions from their towns against the Constitution, had been proselyted by the discussions. These concurring with the Federalists in the adjournment, carried it by fifty-seven against forty-seven, if I am rightly informed as to the numbers. The second meeting is not to be till the last week in June. I have inquired of the gentlemen from that quarter, what particularly recommended so late a day, supposing it might refer to the times fixed by New York and Virginia. They tell me it was governed by the intermediate annual elections and courts. If the Opposition in that State be such as they are described, it is not probable that they pursue any sort of plan, more than that of Massachusetts. This event, whatever cause may have produced it, or whatever consequences it may have in New Hampshire, is no small check to the progress of the business. The Opposition here, which is unquestionably hostile to every thing beyond the federal principle, will take new spirits. The event in Massachusetts had almost extinguished their hopes. That in Pennsylvania will probably be equally encouraged.
Col. Heth arrived a day or so ago with the proceedings of the Commissioners. They will be laid before Congress to-day. I have been detained from setting out for Virginia by this circumstance, having fixed on yesterday for the purpose. I shall probably get away to-morrow and possibly this afternoon.