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Nan's Book Shop has been in business since 2002 and we're located in Illinois, not far from Chicago. Our store is, at present, just online, so naturally we care a lot about our customers and provide excellent customer service. We carry new, used, vintage and out-of-print books in many categories, including Art, Children's Fiction, History, Fiction, Crafts, and Cooking. If there is a particular book you're looking for, we have an active search system and will do our best to find the book(s) you want. Give us a call or send us an email. You can also fill out the book search form on this site. The more information - the better!
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How time flies! Summer is almost over and it continues to show more rain in the forecast. It's been one of the rainiest summers documented in years. Hoping that on Labor Day, it will be a nice day for the last summer fling. Schools are open again, in some states, and I am sure that the children didn't have much of a summer vacation.
I have to leave for Virginia on September 15, to help out with my grandchildren. My daughter is having surgery and is going to need help, while she recuperates. The kids will be going off to school, and the baby will be staying home with me. I don't drive, so I wouldn't be able to drive her to the sitters. Which is fine with me, I won't be bored alone in the house. I never took time to learn to drive, being from the city. I have always had all the transportation needed to get around. We have twenty four hour transportation services year round, so being a native of New York, I have adapted to this way of life. Now, I am useless out of the city. Well, I have made some cards to send out, when I get back. I will be gone for two weeks. I will post some of them now and the others, when I get back. I hope that you enjoy them. I will also have some updated pictures of my grandchildren, which I am looking forward to getting.
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Jamie XX music video "Gosh" has won one of the Grand Prix awards at the Ciclope Awards for film, held in Berlin, Germany. The music video, directed by Romain Gavras, was released in July to promote the track taken from the album, In Colour. The Jamie XX Gosh music video is set in Tianducheng, a gated community in the province of Hangzhou, China, built as a replica of Paris. A man with albinism (Hassan Kone) dressed in all white is celebrated by a massive clan of disciples. The behind-the-scenes film shows the 400 extras being trained for their roles.
Filming was shot by director Romain Gavras via Iconoclast with executive producer Roman Pichon Herrera, line producer Arnaud Le Méné, production coordinator Mélodie Buchris, director of photography Mattias Rudh, Adrian Wigerdal, Movi and drone operator Myron Mance, drone pilot Malan Thinus, stylist Hannah Edwards, casting director Philippe Elkoubi. The behind-the-scenes film was shot by director Kim Chapiron.
Production services were provided through Eagle Media, Shanghai, by producer Edmond Tao and line producer Quoi Zhang Jing, 1st assistant camera team Zhu, Leo, Lian, 1st assistant director Thomas Chow, 2nd assistant director Wang Zhi Ring, and grip Adrian Wigerdal.
Post production was done at Nightshift by editor Walter Mauriot, colourist Mathieu Caplanne, sound editor Marco Casanova and production supervisor Renaud Coulon, post production director Cyril Bordesoulle.
Special Effects were produced at Mathematic by Flame artist Clément Germain, supervisor Emeric Samier and coordinator Guillaume Marien.
Other credits include Iconoclast founder Nicolas Lhermitte, Iconoclast producer Charles-Marie Anthonioz, Iconoclast executive producer Mourad Belkeddar, choreographers Patrick de Bana and Helena Martin Hernandez, Young Turks founder Caius Pawson, The Talent Group directors Pontus Rönn and Stefan Van Zyl, Xiaolong Martial Arts School, Sean Fenn, Larry Jackson, and Jonathan O'Connell.
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Missions Involvement - Specialized Teams
The business and computer teams utilize their traning on various fields: Romania and Ukraine in particular. The host missionaries find these teams to very effective in enhancing their ministries.
The engineering team is also relatively new to MIS. These teams have traveled to Liberia and the Ivory Coast. In Liberia they helped to design and rebuild a power house control panel destroyed in the 1990 war. The control panel provided the power for the ELWA compound hospital, radio station, and housing. In Ivory Coast, W. Africa, the team provided technical and business assistance for the radio station and a mission effort that produced French language Christian literature. They helped to improve the quality of electrical power, designed a telephone system, designed and installed radio tower bases, developed a new automated accounting procedure, and assisted with numerous other vital technical improvements. Besides the mechanical aspect of the ministry, the team was able to assist in a "bush church" service, participate in African Christian church services, and do some street evangelism.


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About the Half Cross Tent Needlepoint Stitch
The Half Cross Tent Stitch is the name of the first stitch a beginner learns to make in needlepoint. It gets its name from the "half stitch" that is used in cross stitch embroidery on even weave fabric and it works the same way—except on needlepoint canvas.
Many beginner needlepointers, who are also avid cross stitchers, mistakenly believe that it is the only stitch you can make in needlepoint. However, this is not the case. The Half Cross Tent stitch belongs to the family of tent needlepoint stitches that includes both Continental and Basketweave as well and has been used for centuries in making needlepoint projects.
The Half Cross Tent Stitch Does Not Adequately Cover the Canvas
Although it is the easiest of the tent stitches to learn and use, there are a few drawbacks to working a needlepoint project with this technique. Although the stitch uses less yarn than almost any other needlepoint stitch, the result is an uneven appearance on both the front and back of the canvas.
- Take a look at the left image above. This is the right side of the needlepoint canvas. If you were to hold this stitched section up to the light, you would see uneven spots of light peeking through the canvas.
- The right image is the wrong side of the canvas. The Half Cross Tent stitch makes vertical straight stitches on the back of the canvas that rest in the spaces between canvas mesh threads. No matter the type of thread or how many strands are used, it still does not give the proper coverage.
The way the stitch is made guarantees that the thread will not fully cover all canvas mesh threads on the wrong side.
When Working Large Needlepoint Projects, It's Hard to Maintain an Even Stitching Tension
- The Half Cross Tent stitch is not suitable for working large pattern areas on mono needlepoint canvas, as the mesh threads can be pulled out of shape, making the tension uneven as you work from one stitch to the next.
- It should only be used for larger motifs and design areas on interlock or Penelope needlepoint canvas with reinforced or double mesh threads.
When to Use the Half Cross Tent Needlepoint Stitch
Even with the disadvantages, the Half Cross Tent stitch still serves a purpose. It is great for stitching small areas of a design where the Continental and Basketweave stitches will not fit and you need to squeeze in a stitch or two to complete the needlepoint project (see the next slide for stitch diagram and detailed instructions).Continue to 2 of 2 below.
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How to Work the Half Cross Tent Needlepoint Stitch
This basic half cross tent stitch is always worked in rows from left to right (left-handed stitchers will find this encouraging) and diagonally from bottom left to top right for each stitch (see the stitch diagram image above). Simply follow the numbers on the diagram to get the best possible result when working the Half Cross Tent Needlepoint Stitch. Here's how:
- Starting at the left side of the needlepoint design area, bring the tapestry needle up from the back of the canvas at 1 and go diagonally down again into the back at 2. Repeat this sequence by coming up at 3 and going down at 4. Continue across the row as shown in the stitch diagram until you reach the right side of the needlepoint design area.
- At this point you can either turn your canvas around and repeat the entire sequence beginning at 1 again and stitching across the entire row; or without turning the canvas, you can work the stitch from right to left alternately as per the diagram by coming up at 9 and going down at 10; and then coming up at 11 and going down at 12, and so forth until you reach the end of the row.
- Work additional rows as needed to complete the needlepoint design area. Just remember that each stitch starts by coming up from the back and ends by going down again into the back.
Once you get the feel of the Half Cross Tent Needlepoint Stitch, you'll find out how quick and easy it is to work a row of stitches. The direction of the needle (either pointed up or down) on the back of the canvas as you complete each stitch will show you where to place the next one, and eventually, you will no longer need to look at the diagram.


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Wedding PR: The Knot features Aaron Watson Photography
We couldn't wait to share this feature from The Knot magazine! This wedding at King Family Vineyards is a winter wedding dream of navy and silver hues and soft candlelight. And if you're a horse lover, you can't miss the couple's subtle horseshoe motif! See a few of our favorite photos snapped by Aaron Watson Photography!
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Welcome to the wonderful world of Rhyming Interactive Kids Stories from digital developers AL-Oose Rhyming House.
After a long time we're now ready to share with you our first story The Brave Little Worm for mobile, infact we've doing a Kickstarter Campaign to raise the last amount to finish the story. Check out our page by clicking the image below.
The story is a truely unique interactive experience for children 3years+.
As our story begins we must explore and interact with various characters and objects for the story to continue. We can also engage in conversations with the characters but be warned, some are a lot nicer then others.
Through out the story you'll find hidden coins, some are easy to finds while others are more cleverly hidden, so come on adults, give the kids a hand and explore the rich environments of The Brave Little Worm and see if you can find them all.
Rightee "O" thats enough from us. We hope you enjoy our story as much as we've enjoyed making it. All the best from the team at AL-Oose Rhyming House.
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New products offer affordable multifaceted concepts for business owners
CONCORD, N.C., Dec. 13, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- PreGel AMERICA, the U.S. subsidiary of the largest specialty dessert ingredient manufacturer in the world, today announced the anticipated arrival of three new frozen desserts and beverages: Cafettone™; Fruittone™; and Yogurttone™. Having caused a stir at industry shows and events across the U.S. for over a year, business owners will be delighted to learn how the frozen delicacies will provide a variety of options to diversify their business in a simple, efficient and cost-effective way.
Utilizing the newest technology in the industry, the new frozen desserts and beverages are shelf-stable, instant ready-to-use powdered mixes that require only the addition of water or milk to produce Cafettone™, Fruittone™ and Yogurttone™. The sugar, flavor, stabilizers and emulsifiers are already blended into the mixes to ensure consistency while maintaining the highest quality standards in taste and texture. For business owners, profit margins are high with low overhead costs.
The desserts are quickly and easily produced in an affordable tabletop machine similar to a slush machine, but with a stronger freezing compressor to chill the blends at or below -7 degrees C (20 degrees F) to create a product similar to soft serve in texture and gelato in flavor. The machine's freezing cycle is typically 45-60 minutes and includes a standby feature for the overnight storage of blends.
PreGel AMERICA summarizes the new frozen desserts and beverages as:
- Cafettone™ – A creamy concoction made with one of three Cafettone™ flavors [Mascarpone (Italian Cream Cheese), Fior di Latte (Sweetened Milk), Chocolate or Salted Caramel] and a shot of espresso or coffee.
- Fruittone™ – On the lighter side, Fruittone™ is a concept that offers the refreshing fruit flavors of Strawberry, Pink Grapefruit and Pear with a shot of berry or fruit juice for the ultimate frozen dessert drink.
- Yogurttone™ – Yogurt is big business today and PreGel's Yogurttone™ mix prepares a delightful tart frozen yogurt-style dessert and beverage perfect for any hour of the day. The idea is to swirl it with a fruit juice of choice for an added flavor boost, or layer with granola for a frozen parfait.
The dessert and beverage concepts are trademarked and presented for PreGel customers to utilize as a selling tool to their consumers. PreGel offers an array of promotional support including Marketing Starter Kits featuring a point-of-purchase display, 2 sets of labels, 10 table-top point-of-sale displays and 5 floor decals. The concept will also include a website where consumers can obtain nutritional information.
"The technology of the product and affordable machines will allow any purveyor of food products to include frozen desserts in their business model with ease and efficiency," said Marco Casol, CEO and president of PreGel AMERICA. "The reason this concept works so well for so many different businesses is the B2C positioning and concepts we have created. [Another] part of the program is that we provide all the tools needed to launch this concept including everything from serveware to store signage."
The company is excited about this new endeavor and innovative product, and believes that it will change how Americans perceive frozen desserts and beverages. PreGel AMERICA's ultimate goal is to ensure owners' successful launch of the new dessert concept within their respective businesses by providing exclusive packages which include the single flavor machine, special variety packs of product and a Marketing Starter Kit. With this level of support, business owners can easily "Twist Traditional Up" while providing a unique frozen dessert and beverage option to new and existing customers.
"Frozen desserts are not just for a nightcap anymore," said Jillian Hillard, Marketing Manager at PreGel AMERICA. "Cafettone™ is a great way to start your day. We want business owners and consumers to feel good about embracing frozen desserts any time of the day."
For more information on Cafettone™, Fruittone™ and Yogurttone™, visit www.pregelamerica.com or call the company's toll-free number at 866-977-3435 to request additional information.
About PreGel AMERICA
PreGel AMERICA is the U.S. subsidiary of PreGel, a global ingredient company headquartered in Reggio Emilia, Italy. PreGel develops, manufactures and distributes natural ingredients, toppings and fillings of the highest quality from Italy, including flavors, powders and pastes used in gelato, frozen yogurt, pastry and other specialty desserts. Based in North Carolina since 2002, PreGel sells to restaurants, gelato cafes, coffee shops, frozen yogurt shops, bakeries, pizzerias, hotels, resorts, grocery stores and universities, as well as select distributors in the United States. PreGel believes in blending Your Passion with Our Ingredients. For more information, visit www.pregelamerica.com.


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70-81 CAMARO FIREBIRD SIDE WINDOW FELTS / BRACKETS ( Sold Each )
We have a few a these window felts from our parts cars, These will fit 70-81 camaro's and firebirds also. These are sold as 1 bracket with the felt on it, and a bolt. These are not new, but they are in good shape. Buy as many as you need and we will package them together and save you some cash on shipping. If you want some close up pics just email me at firstname.lastname@example.com and i can forward them to you from there. Any questions please ask.
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Cathy Branciaroli is the blogger behind Delaware Girl Eats, and ABC's latest great member. She moved from corporate marketing into food writing and has been published by Meredith Publications and Food 52.
Cathy is deeply rooted in Abruzzo and tied to the traditions passed on by her grandfather Giralomo and grandmother Amalia who emigrated to the US from Giulianova in the Teramo Province. We love her recent wonderful post on American Food Roots featuring Girolamo: "Grandfather's Italian Pepper Seeds Take Root in America".
She frequently writes about her family's Italian food traditions and how her grandmother adapted the dishes of Abruzzo to the ingredients available in the Ohio Valley where her grandparents settled after leaving Abruzzo. Her blog celebrates the First State's rich culture with an emphasis on local foods, farms and artisans.
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The damage done by opt-outs
A new survey from Teachers College at Columbia University brings some statistical scrutiny to the school-test boycott movement, which has roiled public debate on Long Island for nearly four years.
Two researchers questioned 1,641 opt-out families in 47 states for the report, "Who opts out and why?" They say it's the first systematic survey of people in the opt-out movement, which has found its national epicenter on Long Island.
Researchers found that the typical activist is a highly educated, white, married, politically liberal parent whose household median income is well above the national average.
Former U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan was widely reviled in November 2013 when he described test boycotters as "white suburban moms." But it appears he was correct.
New Jersey's education commissioner put a finer point on the problem, calling the opt-out movement "a suburban phenomenon that's going to be counterproductive to helping disadvantaged kids." That is also correct.
Mostly for selfish reasons, my suburban neighbors apparently are willing to punt a well-meaning improvement that will benefit the country in global competition — as well as poorly performing, largely minority schools in the United States. Test boycotters don't want to admit that their kids need help in some areas, that their high-tax school district doesn't get an A-plus, or that teachers should be evaluated in part based on the results in their classrooms.
The survey's authors, who have expertise in the connections between education and social movements, found that 37 percent of test boycotters were very worried about the use of standardized test scores in teacher evaluations, and 45 percent of respondents said they were in the education field in some capacity.
Public education in our country should give every child an equal opportunity to succeed. Yet, throughout the United States, the quality of public schools is closely linked to property taxes, the Teachers College researchers noted.
Consequently, children in poorer communities often don't receive as high-quality schooling. In our society, and especially on racially segregated Long Island, that means that white and Asian students have better schools, in general, than black and Hispanic students.
Federally mandated annual assessments should unmask these disparities. That's why leading civil rights organizations are strongly in favor of the tests. Grades given classroom by classroom are impossible to compare from one school district to another, never mind across state lines.
Opt-out activists told the Teachers College researchers that their refusal to participate in the testing is a proxy for larger conflicts around the direction of education policy. They said it's an act of civil disobedience. Last year, 20 percent of students in New York and more than 50 percent of those on Long Island boycotted these math and English tests for kids in grades 3 through 8.
Civil disobedience should be undertaken on behalf of people who need help, not to solidify white privilege. I don't believe that's the intention of boycotters, but it's ultimately the result.
As someone who cares about social justice, I can't bear to witness how this movement is deepening our divides: well-off versus poor, white and Asian versus Hispanic and black.
If people want to opt out of public education, there are scores of private schools that follow "whole child" and other alternative philosophies. Test boycotters should opt into Waldorf or Montessori rather than disrupt a national effort to level public schooling.
Anne Michaud is the interactive editor for Newsday Opinion.
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Gwen McCrae
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Gwen McCrae
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Husband and wife George and Gwen McCrae were the first couple of Miami soul during the mid-'70s. Born Gwen Mosley on December 21, 1943 in Pensacola, Florida, she sang in church just like her future spouse prior to veering into R&B. She wed George in 1963, the two forming a duo to gig on the Miami club circuit.
Miami soulstress Betty Wright and her chief writer/producer Willie Clarke sent the duo in the direction of Henry Stone, Miami's primary R&B label owner. The pair made their vinyl debut together in 1969 on Stone's Alston label with Three Hearts In A Tangle, encoring with Like Yesterday Our Love Is Gone and then No One Left To Come Home To. But Gwen's solo revival of Bobby Bland's Lead Me On, produced by Stone stalwart Steve Alaimo, came out on Columbia, making a #32 R&B showing in '70.
Alaimo also helmed her '71 Columbia followup, a revival of The Pastels' Been So Long.
After that, Henry kept Gwen on his own Cat imprint. Another well-chosen revival of an oldie but goodie provided the fodder for Gwen's first Cat hit. Ed Townsend had hit with For Your Love back in 1958; 15 years later, with Alaimo and Clarke splitting production and Wright arranging the backing vocals, Gwen's update made it to #17 R&B. It's Worth The Hurt, a Clarence Reid composition, was her only chart entry the next year. Then McCrae broke wide open in 1975 with her disco sensation Rockin' Chair, penned by the prolific pair of Clarke and Reid. Wright had turned it down. Gwen's studio band was anchored by bassist Ron Bogdon, drummer Robert Furgeson, and labelmate Timmy Thomas on organ, George and Gwen adding backing vocals.
Since George had paced the R&B hit parade the year before with his Rock Your Baby for Stone's T.K. logo, it was only fitting that Gwen do the same the next summer with the surging Rockin' Chair, which made it to #9 pop. Commercial equality didn't translate to a peaceful family environment; the McCraes divorced in 1976. Gwen racked up more R&B hits for Cat: Love Insurance later that year and Cradle Of Love, Winners Together Or Losers Apart (a duet with George), and Damn Right It's Good in '76. After five years off the charts, Gwen rebounded with a #22 R&B entry, Funky Sensation, for Atlantic.
Gwen remained musically active until suffering a massive stroke on June 3, 2012 while touring Great Britain, sidelining her indefinitely.
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Problem Description:
My Samsung Galaxy S5 cannot connect to another device using S Beam/NFC, thus I cannot send/transfer any file to another device.
Identifying Possible Causes
The issue on GS5 that is unable to connect to S Beam/NFC could be due to any of the following reasons:
- when S Beam/NFC is disabled on either or both devices
- when the smartphone is locked
- connection is interferred by a third-party accessory
- installation or use of a third-party battery in the device
- files for transfer are copyrighted, thus file transfer not allowed
- files for transfer are not stored on the device
- incorrect lining up of the devices
- outdated device software (software upgrade necessary)
First things First
Do these before you begin troubleshooting the main problem:
Step 1. If you are using third-party accessories on your Galaxy S5 smartphone such as back cover, cases or sleeves, be sure to remove all of them from your device.
Step 2. Check the battery on your device and make sure it is a Samsung-approved battery. It is highly recommended to use only the Samsung battery with "Near Field Communication" printed on the battery label. Doing so will ensure functionality.
Step 3. Verify the file you are trying to transfer is locally saved on the device and is not copyrighted.
HINT: Files that are stored on Google™ or media that are downloaded from content providers like Samsung Hub, Blockbuster or Netflix cannot be transferred through S Beam.
Step 4. Re-attempt to connect through NFC by laying the phones back to back. Wait for the connection beep to sound. If this won't work, then try to set the phones side by side on a flat surface like a table and move them closer to each other. Wait for the connection beep to sound.
Step 5. In case you haven't yet updated your device software, please check for the latest available softwares for your device and go for an upgrade. (Optional)
Steps on how to Enable S Beam function on the Galaxy S5.
1. Go to the Home screen and touch the Menu icon.
2. Touch Settings to configure connection properties.
3. Touch Connections to continue.
4. Touch S Beam to check if it is currently enabled or not.
5. If disabled, touch the OFF slider to turn the S Beam ON. Otherwise, leave it ON.
6. Be sure to enable S Beam or NFC on the device you want to share content with.
7. Test to see if file transfer via S Beam/NFC is working already.
8. Open your photo gallery and choose a picture to share.
9. Touch the devices together, back to back, with both of them unlocked.
HINT: Ensure both devices are in active mode, which means both devices should not be in the lock screen or screen off mode. It is because S Beam connection can only be made or established when both devices are active. Remember that as part of the device's security features, the NFC communication is turned OFF when the device's screen is locked or OFF.
10. A prompt saying "Touch To Beam" will then show on the device you are sending the content from. To start the beaming process, simply touch the content on the screen.
11. Separate the two devices when prompted and file transfer should now initiate.
12. Wait until file transfer is complete. If file transfer was successful, you then should see the content will display on the receiving device's screen.
NOTE: Transfer times may vary from a few seconds to a few minutes, depending on the size of the file/content being sent.


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Bad Luck and Trouble is the eleventh book in the Jack Reacher series written by Lee Child....
A distinguished Shakespearean scholar found tortured to death . . .A lost manuscript and its secrets buried for centuries . . .An encrypted map that leads to incalculable wealth... The Washington Post called Michael Gruber's previous work "a miracle of intelligent fiction and among the essential novels of recent years." Now comes his most intellectually provocative and compulsively readable novel yet.Tap-tapping the keys and out come the words on this little screen, and who will read them I hardly know. I could be dead by the time anyone actually gets to read them, as dead as, say, Tolstoy. Or Shakespeare. Does it matter, when you read, if the person who wrote still lives?These are the words of Jake Mishkin, whose seemingly innocent job as an intellectual property lawyer has put him at the center of a deadly conspiracy and a chase to find a priceless treasure involving William Shakespeare. As he awaits a killer—or killers—unknown, Jake writes an account of the events that led to this deadly endgame, a frantic chase that began when a fire in an antiquarian bookstore revealed the hiding place of letters containing a shocking secret, concealed for four hundred years. In a frantic race from New York to England and Switzerland, Jake finds himself matching wits with a shadowy figure who seems to anticipate his every move. What at first seems like a thrilling puzzle waiting to be deciphered soon turns into a dangerous game of cat-and-mouse, where no one—not family, not friends, not lovers—is to be trusted.Moving between twenty-first-century America and seventeenth-century England, The Book of Air and Shadows is a modern thriller that brilliantly re-creates William Shakespeare's life at the turn of the seventeenth century and combines an ingenious and intricately layered plot with a devastating portrait of a contemporary man on the brink of self-discovery... or self-destruction....
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George Psalmanazar played a grand prank in 1703, pretending to be a resident of the island of Formosa. His book took London by storm. Learn more...
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Next hurdle for mobile lifecycle teams: User experience skills
Creating compelling mobile user experiences is forcing software teams to broaden their skills and integrate UX expertise into the mobile lifecycle.
Mobile lifecycle projects force software pros to acquire new skills fast. Just as they take on multi-device testing and cross platform development, demand for yet another mobile skill is coming to the fore: user experience expertise.
If a mobile app delivers a "crappy user experience," it is as good as dead, said mobile management software maker MobileIron Inc.'s vice president Ojas Rege. "The core driver of success in mobile applications is the user experience."
"Dead" was the operative word for one enterprise mobile app that Nathan Clevenger is familiar with. Developed by a Fortune 500 company for its safety inspectors, the app was designed to speed the process of filing reports from the field. But it was so poorly executed that the safety inspectors couldn't figure out how to use it -- and they rejected it outright.
"They went back to carrying clipboards, filling out paper forms and faxing them to the office," said Clevenger, chief technology officer for iFactr Inc., a St. Paul, Minn.-based firm that sells mobile tools for Microsoft developers. "No one is going to use your fancy-schmancy mobile app if user experience is poor."
Commercial mobile developers generally understand the importance of getting that experience right. But for most enterprise development teams, it's a whole new ball game. Mobile ALM teams typically lack user experience (UX) skills, said Rege. "It's rare for [enterprise software teams] to have UX experts on staff. Until now, the user experience role didn't exist."
Kevin Boyle, a software engineer at Cambridge, U.K.-based mobile tool maker Red Gate Software Ltd., agreed. Software teams working on line-of-business desktop applications never gave much thought to what the user experience would be like. They had the luxury of putting lots of info on the user interface screen, he said. "Then they relied on training to help users navigate the application."
For mobile applications, where the screen real estate is limited, that approach is not an option. Optimal placement of UI controls, effective labeling of those controls and well-designed workflows that mirror the most common use cases, are essential, Boyle said.
You never know what's going to come back and bite you in usability testing.
Kevin Boyle,
software engineer, Red Gate Software Ltd.
The quickest way to get those things right is to hire a UX expert and integrate the UX role into the mobile lifecycle, said Rege. "Teams should make that investment." But if budgets don't allow, there are some basic techniques software pros should master to help deliver mobile applications with a strong user experience.
In this article, mobile experts share advice on developing compelling user experiences. "These tips won't turn you into a slick user experience designer, but they will help ensure the application will better serve the needs of its target users," said Robert Chipperfield, a software engineer at Red Gate Software.
Devise a customer journey map.
One option for teams that can't hire UX professionals is to employ a technique SearchSoftwareQuality expert Scott Sehlhorst calls the customer journey map. The map helps inform the developer about what is most important to the target user of the mobile app. "Your goal is to understand the experience [of the user]," said Sehlhorst, who heads Austin, Texas, software consultancy Tyner Blain.
Asking the right questions helps software pros gain insight into that experience, he said. "What does the experience look and feel like from a user's point of view? What are users trying to accomplish and why? What influences their experience positively and negatively throughout the journey of doing whatever it is your product is intended to help them do? Where, in the journey, can your product add value for the user?
Understand the difference between visual design and usability.
Chipperfield noted a common misperception: "Compelling user experience" is synonymous with bright colors and sophisticated graphics found in games running on mobile devices. But that's not the case with enterprise mobile apps. "You aren't building Angry Birds," he said, referring to the popular smartphone game. "It's not about shiny color schemes."
For line-of-business mobile applications, the user experience is about two things: how the intended target audience interacts with the application; and how the app delivers the data they need to do their jobs," Chipperfield said.
Conduct basic usability testing.
Chipperfield advises teams without UX experts to do basic usability testing on their own. It isn't difficult, he said. "You sit down with the target users and create simple use cases that reflect common business activities they carry out during the course of a day." Chipperfield offered an example: For a CRM application, this might mean creating a new customer record and scheduling a visit with that new customer. The next step is to explain the chosen tasks, and ask the target users to give a narration of what they are thinking and doing, he said. "Your job is to observe and see where they get stuck. When that happens, it's a failure of the software."
Red Gate's Boyle noted this kind of testing often yields surprises. He once observed a user interacting with a mobile app flashing a message across the top the screen. "Scripts are disabled. Click here to enable them," the message read. It was glaringly obvious to Boyle, but the user didn't see the flashing bar. "You never know what's going to come back and bite you in usability testing."
Address user experience concerns upfront to avoid costly consultants.
Chipperfield stressed the importance of addressing usability issues at the planning stage of mobile lifecycle projects. "It's up to the team to design the user experience at the outset and conduct usability testing early," he said. "If you don't, you end up calling in a consultant after the fact."
That's exactly what happened with the failed mobile app for safety inspectors, said iFactr's Clevenger, author of iPad in the Enterprise. They had to call in high-priced consultants to fix the mobile app the field workers rejected. They were able to save the business logic, he said. "But they had to start from scratch with the UI stuff."
Most enterprise development teams don't recognize the importance of getting the user experience right, Clevenger said. "You have to bring in new blood, new experience."
What are your strategies for bringing user experience skills into the mobile lifecycle? Let us know.


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The Boston maker of software that helps business share online information with employees, customers and suppliers, elevates its COO/CFO.by boston.internet.com Staff
Corechange, a Boston maker of software to help businesses share online information with employees, customers and suppliers, has named Charles F. Kane as president.
For the last year, Kane has served as COO and CFO. Corechange founder Ulf Arnetz was named chairman and remains CEO.
"Chuck's operational leadership is evident in the dramatic growth that we have achieved since his arrival, and his ability to build and deliver on a business plan was instrumental in securing our most recent round of funding," Arnetz said.
Kane is a CPA and holds an MBA from Babson College and a bachelor's degree in accounting from the University of Notre Dame.
Arnetz said Kane was instrumental in securing the company's recent venture capital financing. The firm raised $25 million from UBS Capital Americas and other investors.
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Amazon has the DEWALT TSTAK VI Deep Box (DWST17806) for $22.99 with free shipping for Prime members or in orders over $35 or more. That's around 40% under the original listing, $10+ below the average selling price, the lowest Amazon has offered it for and the best price we can find. This toolbox has a 4+ star rating from over 380 customers on Amazon for its heavy-duty metal hinges/side latches, removable interior tray, 44 pound capacity, and more. Here are a few more DEWALT toolbox options on sale today at Amazon, both with free shipping and at the lowest prices we can find:
- DEWALT Tough System Case $48 (Reg. $62)
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Next up, the official Hoover eBay Store is offering its Windtunnel MAX Bagged Upright Vacuum (UH30600) for $89.99 shipped. That's as much as $90 under some listings, about $45 below the average selling price and the best we can find. Along with a 3.9/5 star rating from over 330 Amazon customers, this vac features a 15-inch nozzle width, one-touch bag changing, pedal control for various surfaces and more.
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McVeigh gets first-hand look at drought-hit regions
Queensland Agriculture Minister John McVeigh has toured drought-affected areas in the state's west this week.
Mr McVeigh has visited several shires after one-third of Queensland was drought declared last month, including stops in Cloncurry, east of Mount Isa, and Cunnamulla in the Paroo Shire, west of Toowoomba
He says it is worrying to see how bad the situation is this early into the dry season.
"The best way to sum it up is to look at country that you'd expect to see in this condition in say October, before the wet season comes again - here we are in May - haven't really got into winter yet and we're seeing country that's in a poor and obviously dry condition," he said.
"It's got an impact for all of us over the coming months until the next wet season that everyone's very much looking forward to."
Paroo Mayor Lindsay Godfrey says it has been well over a year since there has been decent rain or a run in local rivers and water supplies are drying up.
He says it is vital there is a recognition in city areas of how serious the drought has become and how it is affecting country towns.
"Everything just stopped here virtually last February or March," he said.
"We are into this drought - but in the public eye, people in the capital cities - wouldn't be aware of just how dry it is out here - they are still thinking about floods.
"Trying to convince the wider population at large of just how things have changed in the bush is going to be a key issue for us."
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It's no secret that we're a little obsessed with small-space hacks, but there comes a time when every renter grows weary of the struggle. There are only so many times you can find temporary ways to update your rental home or deal with your roommate's dirty dishes before the adult inside you screams, I just want a place of my own!
If buying your own home seems more like a pipe dream than reality, it's time to get serious about saving. "A lot of first-time buyers say they want to wait and save more money so they can skip the starter home and move straight into their dream home," says Kathy Cummings, homeownership solutions and education executive at Bank of America. "What many millennials are starting to learn is that it's okay—in fact, it can be a good thing—to buy what you can afford now. People who wait are missing out on the chance to start building wealth and equity, not to mention they are paying someone else's mortgage with their current rent payments."
Yes, now's the time to get into the market and put that hard-earned rental money toward your own home. Here, Cummings and Nicole Lapin, author or New York Times best seller Rich Bitch, share exactly how to maximize your savings to reach that major milestone.
This is how to afford the downpayment on a home, without losing your lifestyle. It's possible!
Step 1 Follow the 28% Rule
First things first: You need to set a savings goal. Without one, you'll lack the motivation to put money away and won't fully understand the reality of affording a home. According to Cummings, the 28% rule is a great way to assess what you can afford. "For a starting point, take whatever you make each month, before taxes, and multiply that by 28%," she recommends. "That's a good rule of thumb for how much a manageable monthly payment might be, including taxes, insurance, and private mortgage insurance."
She stresses that just because you can borrow a lump sum from the bank doesn't mean you should. "To figure out what you can afford when you're saving for a home, I recommend asking yourself, How much should I borrow? instead of How much could I borrow? This approach focuses on the amount that comfortably fits your budget."
It's also important to note that you don't have to brave this process alone. "Once you've gotten a general idea of what monthly payment fits your budget, talk with your lender, who can help you translate that payment into a realistic mortgage amount," she says.
Step 2 Understand the Big Picture
A down payment isn't the only expense you need to account for when saving for your first home. Cummings says these are the most commonly overlooked expenses to build into your budget:
- Home loan fees: "Many homebuyers just focus on the interest rate when shopping for loans. However, they tend to fare better by keeping the annual percentage rate (APR) in mind to understand the true cost of their mortgage. The APR reflects the total cost of a loan during the entire lending period and includes fees like mortgage insurance, closing costs, and loan origination fees, among others."
- Home inspection costs: "Home inspections can cost a few hundred dollars, and real estate professionals frequently recommend them to ensure buyers understand any repairs that might be necessary."
- Moving costs: "Most buyers will need to pay for furniture movers or moving trucks, but renters may need temporary housing if they have to move out of their apartment by month end and before their new home loan closes."
- Home furnishing costs: "Most homes do not come with a refrigerator, washing machine, and dryer and in some cases window treatments."
- Maintenance and repair costs: "Once you own your home, there is no longer a landlord to call when something breaks."
Step 3 Assess Your Wants vs. Needs
This is a crucial step in being able to afford your first home. That two-story mansion with a stand-alone tub and walk-in robe might represent your dream home, but it could also deter you from saving money when you realize how long it will take you to afford the deposit.
According to Bank of America's new Homebuyer Insights Report, a huge 68% of young homeowners say their current home is a stepping stone to their forever home—and that's smart, says Cummings. Why? It helps you build equity and enter the market. Yes, you'll be one step closer to that Insta-worthy tub.
"Unless you have disposable income, you're going to have to make some trade-offs," she says. Her top tip? Ask yourself what you're willing to sacrifice in a home and what you're happy to budge on. Write a list of every non-negotiable so you have a clearer idea of the cost. "Things to consider include neighborhood, proximity to public transportation, new appliances, and school districts," she says. "For example, first-time buyers should consider up-and-coming neighborhoods. Buying along the edges of higher-priced neighborhoods may be more affordable, which can help you reach your homeownership goal sooner."
Step 4 Jump-Start Your Savings
Not ready to sacrifice your multiple coffee-a-day habit? Yes, it's important to minimize unnecessary daily expenses, but Nicole Lapin, author of Boss Bitch and former news anchor, has an alternative that won't cramp your current lifestyle: Make money with items you already own.
"According to a recent ThredUp report, the average woman doesn't wear 60% of what's in her closet. And the estimated retail value of that unworn clothing across the country? A whopping $220 billion!" she tells MyDomaine. "I've learned over time that in order to be a savvy investor in control of my finances, I need to be in control of my closet and my wallet." The takeaway: KonMari your closet and your home and sell any items you haven't used in the last 12 months. And just like that, you'll kick-start your first home savings account.
Step 5 Find Creative Ways to Boost Your Income
It's easy to scrutinize outgoing money, but what about the flipside? If you're unprepared to budge on your current lifestyle, the best way to add money to your first home fund is to look for smart was to increase your income.
First up, ask for the money you deserve. "If you think you deserve a raise, ask for it! If you think you're the perfect candidate for a job, apply even if you don't meet all the requirements," says Lapin. "You'll never get ahead by staying in the safe lane, and taking the leap could get you one step closer to affording the home of your dreams."
Don't stop with your current job, though. Lapin recommends cultivating a side hustle to really boost your income. "Tap into a skill you have or a need you can easily fulfill for others," she says.
Finally, make those extra dollars work even harder by depositing them into the right savings account. "High-yield savings accounts are a popular choice among consumers saving for a down payment," says Cummings. "There are great tools out there such as savings goal calculators that can help you realize what you'll need and jump-start a plan." With the right approach and expert help, you'll be one step closer to that dream home with a stand-alone tub.
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My brother's job brought him to Canberra for a week, so being nosy folk...
|Proud of our face tattoos at the Olypmics - (erm, ookkaay)
The infamous Sydney Olympics 2000. With no pre-planning and just rocking up on the day, we managed to score ourselvessome prize tickets for the athletics. However, the seats were 3 rows from the back, in fact, you practically had to be propelled to the seats through a series of levers and pulleys.
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On Easter Sunday we went to a new Church.
The church that Alex will go to preschool at next year.
I really enjoyed it and I hope that we can go back sometime soon and
see what a service is like that is not Easter Sunday.
After church we headed right to Olympic Hills and met some of my family for brunch.
We got there a little early so we took some pictures. It was an amazing day outside,
the sun was actually shinning.
Olympic Hills is the Golf Club that Chad and I got married at.
Actually my mom and step dad got married there.
My step brother and his wife had a reception there and so did my step sister and her husband.
Did I mention the sun was shinning that day.
Sorry these pictures are a little bright.
We had a great brunch and there was a ton of food.
It was nice to be with family and talk and just hang out.
This is Alex new pose. ALL THE TIME!
Umm I love this picture of my brother with my girls.
I am so excited that my brother and his wife are going to have a baby in a few months.
My mom and step dad with my girls, then we added my grandparents in.
See Alex is always making such a crazy face.
Some of my family.
My sister in law was out of town visiting her grandma.
The husbands family ( missing his brother and wife ).
Grandma and Grandpa Schuler with the girls.
I will end with that. The Easter Bunny did come back again while Alex was at the park and she was super excited. So I will save those pictures for another post.
Alex knows she is special and the Easter Bunny made her feel extra special on Easter.


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I am fascinated by Worcester's growth from an agrarian county seat to an industrial powerhouse. This change upended the old social order. Unfortunately, nativism was a byproducts of the rapid influx of immigrants to the city. In the election of 1854 the strong anti-immigrant Know Nothing Party ran the table in Massachusetts. In the 20th century the KKK was not just a southern phenomenon, but found adherents in the north as well. WGBH produced a story on how the KKK rose and was violently defeated in a 1924 riot between the KKK and the Knights of Columbus at aptly named "Cultural Fairgrounds." Worth a read/listen.
Worcester's Trolly Service
Check out the article I wrote for the Sun on Worcester's trolley service. In 1900, you could get on a trolley or train to almost anywhere in New England. It would take you a while by our standards, but compared to foot or on horseback it must have seemed like modernity had arrived.
Walberg & Auge
I ran across this 1935 advertisement for Walberg & Auge, and couldn't resist sharing. Founded in 1903 by Barney Walberg, the company manufactured drums under their own mark as well as supplied harware for industry giants Gretsch, Rogers, Ludwig, and Slingerland. Walberg is credited with inventing the modern hi-hat stand and the shell mounted tom holder. Without his inventions modern music would sound very different. Like many of the companies from Worcester's industrial past, Walberg & Auge made huge contributions, but is relatively unknown today. Luckily, there is a non-profit dedicated to preserving the Walberg legacy. They have a great gallery of vintage drums worth checking out.
1850 Bombing
It has been a couple of months since I wrote about the twin 1850 bombings of the mayor's office and a local constable's home, but this story stuck with me. We tend to think that politics today is a high stakes game, but we have little on the ruff-and-tumble world of the 19th century.
The article is also a reminder of just how much of the cities history has been obscured. I still can't believe I didn't know about it. Not that everything needs to be remembered (some things are dull even to me), but there are many events worthy of bringing into our dialogue with the past. How many books have been written by historians about alcohol and temperance in the US? I bet very few mention this violent confrontation between a free-soil temperance mayor and a firebrand newspaper editor.
Memorial Auditorium
The Memorial Auditorium needs to be reincorporated into the public space in Worcester. The art deco styling of the main auditorium, the murals and remembrance in memorial hall, and the intimacy of the Little Theater must be preserved.
The 6,719 pipe organ in the main auditorium blew me away. The Aud closed in 1997, so I jumped at the chance to attend Preservation Worcester's Off-Limits tour. I truly hope our city leaders find a way to repurpose the building in a way that preserves its detail and grandeur. I have more pictures up on Flickr.
Coal Mine
This month in the Worcester Sun I wrote about the old coal mine found along the East Side trail near Green Hill Park. I took this video during my hike out there for the article. The surface of the ledge is covered in lush green moss and the presence of running water is very relaxing. An amazing contrast to what the site was when it was an active mine.
Worcester in 50 Objects
Quick, name one object that comes to mind when you think of Worcester history?
Now go over to the Worcester History Museum site and nominate it for inclusion in the Worcester in 50 Objects exhibit opening this fall. I'm excited to be one of the community volunteers working on the project. We are looking for all types of objects (from the simple to the abstract) that tell the story of Worcester and its people.


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Frederick Winslow Taylor (1856-1915), pioneered the application of engineering principles to shop management in the movement that came to be known as scientific management. The collection consists largely of Taylor's personal and work-related correspondence, including his communications with companies interested in implementing scientific management.
Also included are rough drafts of his major publications, translations of his works on scientific management and the cutting of metal, examples of forms developed to improve shop efficiency, glass slides of factories and offices using scientific management, articles written by Taylor on his system, and responses from readers.
Correspondents include Louis Brandeis, Morris Llewellyn Cooke, Ida Tarbell, Henry Gantt, and the administrative officers of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers. Also included is a collection of memorial letters written by Taylor's associates after his death. Besides letters, the collection includes Taylor's work journal from Midvale Steel.


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Entrance Examination
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Admission as a student to the Barrister–at–Law degree course is by an entrance examination. To be eligible to sit this examination, a candidate must have submitted a satisfactory student admission declaration together with a transcript of all degree/diploma results on or before 31 May in the year in which an applicant intends to take the examination. In the case of an applicant who is currently sitting his/her final degree examination, a provisional application may be lodged conditionally and the result should be forwarded as soon as it becomes available but not later than 1 July. Moreover, an applicant should hold either an approved law degree/approved postgraduate diploma or the Society's Diploma in legal Studies. The student admission declaration and the list of approved third level degrees can be downloaded by clicking the links below.
The applicant must show that, in the course leading to the approved degree/postgraduate diploma, he/she has passed the following core subjects as required by the Society:
- Land Law (including the Law of Succession)
- Equity & Trusts
- Jurisprudence
- Company Law
- Law of the European Union
- Administrative Law
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Application can be done through our online application portal here. Applications will open in March 2020.
Closing Date for Applications: Sunday 31 May 2020.
Application fee before Sunday 31 May is €600.00. Late entries are accepted until Wednesday 1 July 2020 and are subject to a late Entrance Examination fee of €1,000.00.
The application form must be submitted electronically. The student admission declaration (download link above) must be signed and delivered to King's Inns along with transcripts of degree results on or before 31 May in the year in which an applicant intends to take the examination.
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King's Inns is committed to a policy of equal opportunity in education and to ensuring that students with a disability have as complete and equitable access to all facets of college life as can be reasonably provided.
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The subjects for the entrance examination are as follows:
- Contract Law
- Criminal Law
- Irish Constitutional law
- Law of Torts
- Law of Evidence
The entrance examination syllabus, reading list and past examination papers are available below. All candidates should be familiar with the rules relating to the entrance examination. Information regarding marks and standards, deferrals, eligibility to re–sit, dates of examinations along with all the education rules may be found below.
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Offers of places on the degree course must be accepted in accordance with the timeframe laid down by King's Inns. Candidates to whom places are allocated will be notified as soon as is practicable. Such candidates will be required to submit an acceptance form and the appropriate fee within a specified period.


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Each year, at this time, I pick 4-5 recipes that I intend to double or triple make to give as gifts come Christmas. This year, one of the recipes that made it to this list is this vegan chocolate chip cookie recipe. I know, chocolate chip cookies are not exactly what comes to mind for Christmas but in case you missed the title, these are the best vegan chocolate chip cookies and such things must be shared. Yes, I have my vegan friends in mind but surely this recipe is not limited just to them. I also thought it would be a good idea to show my non-vegan friends (as I showed my husband earlier this year with these cookies) that vegan food can be just as decadent and delicious.
Though I'm not vegan myself, I love this recipe as it uses aquafaba, otherwise known as chickpea water or quite simply, the cooking water left behind from cooking chickpeas instead of eggs. Since, I cook chickpeas at least once a week (chickpeas are a staple here), I almost always have chickpea water readily available. Vegan or not, it just makes sense to use chickpea water. It's there waiting to be used! Why throw it out?
If you are skeptical of using chickpea water because of the taste, don't worry, it will not impart any chickpea flavour to the final cookie. Out of curiosity, my husband did try this recipe using eggs (for the recipe below, you will need 2 large eggs). The result, only slightly different and very difficult to pick a winner between the two, even for my husband!
Vegan Chocolate Chip Cookies (adapted from here)
(yields about 40 cookies using a 1 1/2 tbsp cookie scoop)
- 225 g vegan butter at room temperature
- 185 g raw sugar
- 95 g aquafaba or chickpea water, warmed
- 320 g white whole wheat flour
- 1 teaspoon baking powder
- 1 teaspoon baking soda
- 1/2 teaspoon sea salt
- 1 tsp espresso powder (optional)
- 150-200 g vegan dark mini chocolate chips
- Preheat the oven to 400ºF.
- In a large bowl (or bowl of stand mixer), beat the butter and the sugar until well combined and smooth.
- Slowly add the chickpea water, beating as you go along. Beat until well combined and smooth and fluffy.
- In another bowl, mix the flour, baking powder, baking soda, salt and espresso powder (if using) until well combined.
- Add the dry mixture to the wet and mix until just combined.
- Fold in chocolate chips.
- Using a cookie scoop or two spoons, scoop balls onto a baking sheet. (I fit 12 cookies on a 11×16 inches sheet.) Using two fingers, slightly flatten each ball.
- Bake 10-12 minutes or until golden brown.Transfer to cooling rack and cool completely before storing in an airtight container for up to five days.
Note 1: You may use chickpea water from a can of canned chickpeas instead, but be sure to use a sodium-free version or as an alternative omit the salt in the recipe. I have never tried using the canned version so I can't say for sure.
Note 2: When I make these for our home use, I use regular butter as that is what I always have readily available. They come out just as fine.


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ENGL9089 English for Academic Study (EAS) Part C
Module Overview
This module forms part of the English for Academic Study Programme (EAS) in which you study Academic Speaking, Listening, Reading and Writing. You will also attend Independent Learning workshops to further develop your critical thinking and study skills necessary to succeed at the University. English for Academic Study C is designed for students who have not achieved the level required to progress on to their degree programme at the end of EAS Part B. Also, students wishing to continue and consolidate their language skills may choose to do Part C. The final pass mark is dependent on the mark you need to progress on to your substantive degree programme. You cannot repeat this or either of the earlier two parts of the EAS programme if you do not achieve the marks you need. However you will be given advice about your future academic career.
Aims and Objectives
Learning Outcomes
Learning Outcomes
Having successfully completed this module you will be able to:
- Understand a topic in more depth through independent research.
- Take an active and effective part in academic discussions to be able to sustain your point of view.
- Read effectively in order to carry out your academic studies and make effective notes and summaries
- Understand what is expected of a student in higher education, especially in terms of approach to studying and learning.
- Use English for a range of academic purposes.
- Present reasoned and structured arguments, both orally and in written form.
- Critically evaluate evidence and opinion in selected subjects.
- Identify, select and draw upon a range of printed and electronic sources.
- Extract and synthesise key information from appropriate sources.
- Listen effectively to verbal and aural material used when at a British University.
- Better understand lectures at University and take effective notes
- Give effective, academic presentations.
The English for Academic Study Programme (EAS) Part C module you will focus on all four related areas of English language learning; writing, reading, listening and speaking. The skills are taught together, as they often overlap. For example, your knowledge of how to write coherent paragraphs will also be important when reading from your sources, listening to other English speakers and speaking. As a result, you will practise a range of skills in the same class. The Listening syllabus will build on your previous listening skills, developing, reinforcing and improving the following areas: • Listening effectively in lectures and taking appropriate and useful notes. • Attending several guest lectures with students from the Pre-sessional programme in order to practise the skills taught, and to accustom you to the style of lectures used in the UK. • Attending weekly workshops which focus on a different topic and support your academic studies. The Reading syllabus will build on your previous reading skills, developing, reinforcing and improving the following areas: • Finding information in a text • Critical reading • Understanding of academic English writing structures and vocabulary at sentence and paragraph level • Using academic reading texts for assignments Three main aspects of your Speaking skills will be taught, practised and improved in this module; • Pronunciation • Presentation skills • Seminar and discussion skills The following areas of Writing are further developed, reinforced and improved in this module: • Developing a clear and cohesive essay structure • Using outside sources effectively in essays • Producing essays with appropriate content • Using academic language appropriately • Developing grammatical accuracy and range
Learning and Teaching
Teaching and learning methods
You will experience a variety of teaching and learning methods including: full class teaching; weekly workshops; guest lectures; individual, pair and group work in class; set tasks to be completed outside class; use of authentic texts for exploitation; Independent Learning workshops; and self-directed independent study. You will have 20-minute individual tutorials every 2 weeks with your class tutor to discuss your progress.
|Practical classes and workshops
|Guided independent study
|Total study time
Resources & Reading list
Jeanne Godfrey (2013). How to use your reading in your essays.
Cottrell, S. (2011). Critical Thinking Skills: Developing Effective Analysis and Argument.
McCormack, J. and Slaght, J. (2012). Extended Writing and Research Skills Course Book.
Williams, K. and Carroll, J. (2009). Referencing & Understanding Plagiarism.
Stephen Bailey (2011). Academic Writing: A handbook for International Students.
Van Emden, J. and Becker, L. (2010). Presentation Skills for Students.
Reading task
|Percentage contribution
|Final Exam (270 minutes)
|Listening (12 minutes)
|Reading (90 minutes)
|Speaking (15 minutes)
|Speaking (20 minutes)
|Writing (2000 words)
Costs associated with this module
Students are responsible for meeting the cost of essential textbooks, and of producing such essays, assignments, laboratory reports and dissertations as are required to fulfil the academic requirements for each programme of study.
In addition to this, students registered for this module typically also have to pay for:
There are no specific costs associated with the EAS Programme.
Please also ensure you read the section on additional costs in the University's Fees, Charges and Expenses Regulations in the University Calendar available at www.calendar.soton.ac.uk.


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Author Introduction: Vanessa James is a business technology consultant and blogger. She enjoys reading about new technologies, especially while listening to The Rat Pack. She currently writes for database performance monitoring solutions provider confio.com.
As I've read through some of the CIO-related articles out on the Internet, I've noticed two pieces of conflicting advice. And this isn't just a piece of simple advice where you can ignore it. This advice is at the core of what the IT team is and does.
They are:
- Spend less time on maintenance and more time on innovation. Most teams focus 80% of their time on maintenance, leaving only 20% of time for improvement and innovation.
- Focus first on maintaining the system. If you're not already providing great service to those in your organization (delivering within a stated timeline, keeping existing structures operational), nobody will want to grow your budget.
So which is it?
To be honest, it's both. While these two pieces of advice conflict on a superficial level, when you inspect them closely and approach them correctly, you'll find that they actually support each other.
Your mindset and your team's mindset is the first and hardest thing you have to change. If you're having trouble evaluating your current mindset, think about what you and your team focus on and talk about most of the time. If you're like most IT teams, most the time you're focusing on "issues" or "tickets."
If there's something rising up inside you right now that wants to say, "But we have to!" please resist the urge. You feel this way because it's part of your current mindset; that's why you need to change it. So if the current mindset is "maintaining the system," what should you change it to?
"Supporting the System"
The most important part of those three words is not the words themselves but how you and your team understand the words, and how that affects what you talk about. So let's talk about that for a second.
Support is about being there every step of the way and not just reacting to a problem. For example, think of how you support your child, spouse or friend. You don't wait for something to go wrong before you show up in their life. In fact, you might even see that your child is going to encounter a problem (bullying, maybe) and so you prepare them for that encounter. This is the same idea. Instead of reacting to problems, you want to prepare the system so it doesn't encounter a problem (or the problem is lessened).
BizTech Magazine provides a great example of this type of thinking. Ricky Ribeiro suggests empowering BYOD users to upgrade on their own time. He argues that, in order to do this, IT must prep the system. He's suggesting that the team looks ahead to see what's coming and then adjusts to support it.
The System
The system has two aspects. The first is obvious: the software and hardware. When you've properly supported this part of the system it provides a jumping board for innovation and growth. You could always look into various intelligent automation methods if your current system seems to be preventing workers from being more innovative. Automation might help your workforce by reducing the maintenance of parts of your software, which could increase your productivity. However, if your software is running well, you can go on to do bigger and better things.
The BizTech article above touches on the second system: the people in the company. I quote, "The best thing that an IT worker can do for his users and his organization is educate, inform and raise awareness about the benefits and the risks of upgrading their OS." It's about preparing your users.
There's only one way to implement this system of thinking: You have to talk about it. Talk about what you're doing to support the system. Talk about how you do that. Develop best practices around it. Lead your team in shifting the focus.
When you've spent time changing your mindset, an odd thing will happen: your funding ratios will follow. This happens for two reasons:
- Because your focus is "support," you'll start to look for ways that you can innovate, build the system and make it better. This naturally shifts your budget from a focus on maintenance to a focus on improvement and stability. Maintenance is important, but only to such a degree that it supports something bigger.
- People want to support you. When it's clear that the team cares about offering a great service (and follows through on it), people are more likely to allocate money to your budget because they believe you'll provide a better service.
This takes time, so don't be surprised when it's not all roses and daisies. Just keep having the discussion. Talk about what you want to focus on. Given enough time, what you talk about becomes what you focus on. If you lead in this way, your team will follow.
The Higher Ed CIO: My thanks to Vanessa for an interesting reminder on how to free up capacity to do more valuable things. If you have a perspective on innovation or other topic you'd like to share with CIO's in a guest post, please let me know.


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Grateful for: New opportunities
– to remove distractions for a few hours (cell phone, internet, television) just being still – take part in a successful silent auction for charitable organization – to share thoughts & love with all of you here – for a weekend house guest – keeping fly population in control with natural homemade spray – do nothing Saturday afternoon – share Jack Russell puppy time – exterminate a few (sorry, but what powerful stingers) small red biting ants – watch little kids videos with little toddlers at church nursery – create a monthly post for Everyday Gurus Monthly Peace Challenge– shake my head in disgust with an overzealous mole(s) or gopher(s) leaving huge dirt mounds that spills over to walkway…
– to reconnect with a friend from high school – staying calm during an unusually crowded day at the grocery store checkout line – have a reliable driving vehicle – take some kids to funny puppet show – the musical group, Pink Martini – auto feed weed eaters fresh ♥ community stage theater – board meetings with wine and finger foods ☺ clean public restrooms – not finding scorpions in the house – watching the house cat eyeing the hummingbirds at feeder – fine tipped ink pens – doing a good deed for neighbor…mowed the overgrown front yard – a wall to slap on post-it-notes on – floor brooms – hard-working police force – soft cotton shirts – lotion infused tissue so your nose stays chap free ☺ smiles from strangers – strong handshakes – smooth gravel roads to drive on
Grateful for: Comfort, nourishment and love found in so many places
– to have a large selection of groceries/supplies available 24/7 – create lemon stir fry chicken with bare essentials in the freezer – share some leftover stew with a Great Dane pal – BBQ at the lake – mix sour cream and salsa for a unique chip dip ☺ to enjoy a cup of coffee and read – teriyaki stir fry chicken for dinner – summer potluck dinner
– homemade hamburger sandwiches – hot chili pepper powder – fruit salad – Southern fried chicken with red potato salad – Tabasco sauce – People magazine for fluffy gossipy reading entertainment – frozen bananas – no leftover refrigerator shelf – maple cream cookies – Cuban chicken dinner – sweet raw onions – blogging buddies ♥ morning walk – memory foam mattress pad – ice cream drumsticks – first sip of hot freshly brewed coffee – mornings – LIFE – flavor of fresh garlic – fellowship with Christian women in prayer – to reach out and touch another living being out of goodness and without selfish motivations – over the door hanger hooks – small family owned grocery stores –
Grateful for: Nature, friends, movies, books, special moments…..
– to get in an automobile and just drive – to know helpful, kind people in my community – Morning Glory vines growing on backyard fence – Matthew McConaughey's DVD: The Lincoln Lawyer – hear the buzzing of hummingbird wings as they fly by – taking hot showers anytime – German Shepherd pups finding fur-ever homes – visits to my blog neighbor: aFrankAngle – enjoying fairy tale comedy, Wedding Planner, with J. Lopez and Matthew McConaughey – to enjoy a clutter-free desk – automatic pencil sharpener ♥ sing in the shower – hear roosters crowing and thunderstorm approaching – feel the cool wind after the rain…
– haiku – Native American relaxing CD music – fine point writing pens – water balloon fights – cooler temperatures especially at night – overcast days – rain puddles – pre-addressed stick on mailing labels – bamboo cutting boards – art work on postage stamps – a full moon night – finding assortment of bird feathers while walking – wild yellow daisy flowers – beautiful sound of Chopin piano music – complexity of our emotions – goodness found in people we encounter briefly throughout our day – kindness and sacrifice of individuals taking in animal strays and finding foster or adoptive homes…
– giant spiders keeping insect population in check – college ruled writing paper – security home alarms; gentle words; prayers learned as a child that surfaces when you need them the most – inspiration when it comes in a flash – window shopping – comfortable walking shoes – window glass cleaners – big dogs that think they are little in size ☺ happy ending stories
Grateful for: Wisdom shared
a radio talk show featuring the best ice shape to use in drinks (one large ice-cube) – to know about inflammatory breast cancer through fiction novel, Firefly Lane by Kristin Hannah – The Rebelution youth doing hard things and raising low expectations around the world – Edeyo Foundation bringing literacy to Haitians – Goodreads that inspire the love for reading – finding half-priced books at a book sale – TinCanTraveler's Flight 93 Memorial post – Locks of Love – collect hair (wigs) for children with cancer; hair salons that participate in Locks of Love – @ symbol and other shortcuts.
And this is the end – my wrap up of August – just a small way to say thank you for all the things mentioned and the many blessings I failed to notice.
Thank you!


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Dear Future Someone,
I am so clueless when and where to meet you. But, I am certain you would be there at the time I feel God has someone for me. And when that time comes, I will go out and leave everything to find you. For now, let's enjoy sharing our time to our family and friends. Let's enjoy learning from them so the moment we get ourselves, we can get ahead of any circumstances and just smile of what trials may come our way.
I don't know what things you like to do. Just so you know, I am into adventures so your attitude won't make me surprised but amazed. I don't know but I am willing to get along with you and enjoy in everything we do. We will share things we like to do and learn from each other – I am a teacher, but I am excited to be your student as well. Perhaps, you would be my mentor too, who knows? To tell you, I'm a fast learner and I learn from people around me regardless of their education.
Not to be picky or something, but you have to have a heart to love yourself and love others. I mean, you should have a good heart – that's the only thing I want you to possess. Real beauty comes from within, right? If you don't have this heart, would you be willing to surrender your past and lift everything to God? If your answer is "yes", you will have my yes, too.
I'm not in a hurry but will you be there too, pretty please? You have no idea how I've wanted to hold your hands and brush your hair. I want to engage in recreation with your younger siblings, respect your older siblings and treat them as my brothers or sisters too and sincerely love your parents. Also, I would like to be a friend of your friends. Please invite me hang out with your friends, okay?
For now, let's save our stories so the time we meet, we have endless storytelling moments. Don't worry if you you're not a good storyteller. When you're with me, I'll bring out the best in you. For now, I will enjoy dreaming of you. For now, I will save my gifts to surprise you.
That's all for now and will surely have more to write in the future while waiting for you. Happy Valentine's Day.


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Planning your first visit to ERUCC? You will find the ERUCC community to be an energetic group who enjoy being together AND love welcoming guests.
- Street parking is available on Church Street and surrounding streets. Street parking is free of charge on Sundays
- The Church Street garage is located one block from ERUCC at 17 East Church Street nd is accessible from East Church Street and off of the 100 block of North Market Street. Garage Parking is free until 2:00 on Sundays.
- Handicap Parking: 4 parking spaces are reserved for handicap access on Church Street directly in front of the church buildings every Sunday morning.
What to Wear: Some of our members wear jeans and some wear suits and skirts, and some dress business casual on Sunday mornings. Please feel free to dress as you feel comfortable.
New Entrances and Ramps (click to see the new Church Entrances)
Accessibility: The main church building has an elevator that connects the two levels of the building. Enter the building using the side entrance on the right of the building (side facing towards Market Street). Take the elevator up to reach the main sanctuary. Trinity chapel can be accessed by a side entrance on the left hand side of the building
Sunday Services: Click on the Sunday Services (link) for the times and descriptions of our Sunday morning offerings
Kid Friendly: We love children! Your kids are welcome to attend any service with you. We also offer youth oriented Sunday school classes and our nursery is available. More information can be found under Sunday Activities for the Kids (link)


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