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A Theory Lesson That Changes Everything
With all the work that you'll tend to do in your life as a musician (in training) with scales and arpeggios and chord harmony, this is going to be a very interesting lesson. Especially for those of you who've never been exposed to these theoretical principles.
After this discussion, I think that you'll walk away with some interesting new directions of thought regarding how you perceive your own personal musical development, and how you currently apply a few of the corner-stone principles of music theory.
Musical Awareness:
In many of Anthony Wellington's lectures he likes to discuss levels of awareness when studying an instrument, like the first ever stage of being blissful, happy and excited about your instrument, as in when you first held your first guitar.
Think back to when you'd first held your first guitar, how did you feel the first time you ever held your first guitar. You didn't know back then what you needed to learn, you were just excited to have that instrument in your hands. It was pure bliss!
The next level is moving to being more aware and getting to know what things are going to be important to learn on your instrument. Things like learning to make a clear sound and developing an ability to feel rhythm.
Learning notes and keys and scales. Sadly, some players never make it past this stage of development, (the hobbyist) because it involves so much effort and time, patience and dedication, to go further beyond this point.
If a musician can make it past that second stage, then they come to a new level where they reach an understanding with information. At this stage they are thinking about a lot of information while they perform. It's a stage that Anthony says "good" musicians reach.
However, there are limitations at this stage because within it, there's a whole lot of thinking going on to achieve the playing. Now, if musicians can push past this one, they reach the ultimate stage which is what Anthony calls, "Unconscious Knowing."
In this state of mind, the musician is blissful and is no longer thinking, the music just naturally pours out of them, without effort. They simply know what they're doing so well, so perfectly that the music becomes a spiritual experience that takes no real conscious thought or effort to produce.
The 30 Musical Keys Principle:
Now that you know a little bit on how Anthony Wellington thinks about a musicians stages and levels of awareness, let's dig into his foundational music theory concepts on musical keys. His views are different, because they reach further than the common 12 keys concept.
Music keys are the cornerstone, the building blocks for everything we do, so they need to be well understood. Most musicians think in terms of there being 12 keys. But, not Anthony, he takes the perspective of this a little bit differently with instead of 12, he thinks in terms of there being 30 different keys.
And, if you met him, he'd probably ask you, "Do You Practice in Every Key?"
Now, you're probably wondering what this means. To begin with, Anthony believes in treating Minor and Major keys separately. So, instead of thinking in terms of 12 keys, now there's 24 keys. But, that still leaves 6 keys unaccounted for.
Let's clear all of this up by breaking this down step-by-step...
There's one Major key with no sharps and no flats. That's the key of, "C Major." Then, there's seven Major keys with sharps. Starting from "G Major" (which has one sharp), all the way up to "C# Major," (which has all seven tones as sharps).
This means that so far we have 8 keys up to this point. But, then there's the Major flat keys, from "F Major" (with one flat), up to "Cb Major" (with all seven notes flat). Now we've got seven sharp keys, seven flat keys and one natural key, giving us a grand total of 15 Major keys. Double that to include the Minor keys and you've got 30 different keys.
So, once more, back to that initial question, "Do You Practice in All Keys?"
Know Your Accidentals:
Before we wrap up, here's another great Anthony Wellington theory idea of knowing the accidentals in keys, I call it the, Theory of Seven.
How many sharps are in "E Major?" That would of course be four. Now, how many flats are there in "Eb Major?" There's three right. What does that total? Right, SEVEN.
The total between sharp and flat keys always equals seven. Let's test it again, how many sharps are there in "A Major?" There's three, so how many flats have to be in "Ab Major?" There has to be four because they always total seven!
Same thing works for minor. How many sharps are in "D# Minor? There's six, so that means, "D Minor" has to have one flat to add up to our theory of seven.
And, the one note in "D# Minor" that isn't sharp, (which is the note of "B"), is the one flat tone found in "D Minor." "D Minor" has ONE flat, "Bb."
It's all a numbers and letters game that's easy to make sense of when you start thinking about it in simple ways.
Some of these principles on musicianship and music theory that we've discussed here can be found easy enough online through different lectures that have been posted by Anthony Wellington, and also by bassist, "Victor Wooton."
A few other musicians are also quite dedicated to posting concepts about music theory in a way to keep things simplified and straight-forward. The bottom line is, that Music Theory and learning music in general and becoming a musician, doesn't need to be difficult or complex.
Most important, everyone needs to realize that sometimes it doesn't take a lot of information to make a big difference, all it takes is an idea that's explained in just the right way, so that it can be taken in and used.
Thanks for joining me, If you'd like to Find Out What You Should Learn Next on Guitar - take a look at the courses over on my website at CreativeGuitarStudio.com.
My step-by-step; Beginner, Intermediate and Advanced courses will cover what you need to know, along with how to be able to move forward and become the best player that you can be. I've worked on these courses since 1992 and I feel that all together they're the best guitar program you'll ever find.
The courses will help you learn to identify what's required to get you up to the next level of guitar playing, in a very organized way, that makes sense.
I look forward to helping you further at CreativeGuitarStudio.com ...Until next time - take care and we'll catch up again on the next video. Bye for now!
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Here are some photos of the tiny coop i built for my aunt's tiny "kikikirikis" rooster and hen. Its size os 2'x2' floor it has a roosting space over the nest . Both the top of the nest and the nest itself later were lined with hay . The space is quite confortable for the lovely couple of pet chicken. Those pics where taken before we built the outside pen. So we just attached the cage to de coop door temporaly. Materials used : 1 and a half wood panels ( 1/2" × 4'×8', 4 wood pieces 2"×2"×8' , 4 furniture "legs" from homedepot, a piece of repurpose chackboard and asphaltic roofing material, screws, nails, staples, paint and 6 linoleum tiles. Cost around US$80 in materials and took me about 40 to 50 hours of work as I don't have many tools.
I draw some plans in PowerPoint but Im creating this article in the cellphone's BYC app and i am not sure how it works.
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text: Earlier today, the second overall pick of the 2015 draft made his regular season debut. Mariota looked like he was a veteran playing against the sloppy Buccaneers. Mariota's passes were so precise and crisp. The throws had fire behind them and M&M was placing the ball to perfection. Mariota finished the day by completing 13 of 16 passes for 209 yards. The Oregon product threw 4 touchdowns against what was suppose to be a good defensive unit, but the Bucs defense looked soft and lost on mostly every down. If Mariota plays like this all year the Titans could find a way to reaching the Playoffs. Also, Mariota was so good that the Titans' coaches decided to take him out entering the 4th quarter. Marcus threw for his 1st ever touchdown on his first drive of his NFL regular season career.


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The Collector & District Magistrate Office, Nabarangpur released a recruitment notification on its official website. There are 123 vacancies for Trained Graduate Teachers, Junior Clerk, Peon and various other posts. The selection procedure includes a written test. The candidates who score higher marks gets the job. The contenders can know an approximate number of marks from Collectorate Nabarangpur Answer Key 2018. With the Nabarangpur District Magistrate Office Question Paper with Solutions, the aspirants can calculate their score and can guess their Collectorate Nabarangpur Exam Results 2018. Know more details of Collectorate Nabarangpur Results 2018 from this post.
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The candidates can download Collectorate Nabarangpur Merit List 2018 from the official website, nabarangpur.nic.in or ordistricts.nic.in . Also, we will update the Odisha District Nabarangpur Jr Clerk & Peon Merit List 2018 Download link on this page so that candidates can download it with ease. The aspirants who make it to the Collectorate Nabarangpur Final Merit List 2018 is given the job. In the same way as all other Odisha Districts Recruitment Results, the Collectorate Nabarangpur Results 2018 is released in the form Collectorate Nabarangpur Teaching & Non-Teaching Merit List 2018.
Collectorate Nabarangpur TGT Cutoff Marks 2018 | Collectorate & District Magistrate Office Nabarangpur Results 2018
The Collectorate Nabarangpur Cut off 2018 are a least possible number of marks that an aspirant who wants to get the job has to achieve. After checking your score from Answer Key, the candidates have to check if their score has crossed the Collector Nabarangpur Qualifying Marks 2018 or not. If the written exam marks meet the Nabarangpur TGT Cut off 2018 criteria, then a contender is said to be qualified in the written test.
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- First, visit the official website, www.nabarangpur.nic.in or www.ordistricts.nic.in .
- Now, click on 'Recruitment/ Results' link.
- Then, a table with a list of recruitment notification & results is displayed.
- Under 'title' column, search for 'Merit List for Teaching and Non Teaching' posts.
- And, check if the type is a result or not.
- Now, click on the link.
- Then, another page appears with a description of selected recruitment/ result.
- Now, from the table, click on the link provided in the last row.
- Then, a Collectorate Nabarangpur Result 2018 pdf appears on the screen.
- Now, click on 'print' option to get a hard copy of results.
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The Collectorate Nabarangpur Result 2018 displays list of selected candidates along with next round details. The Nabarangpur Collectorate Results 2018 contains candidate's roll number, a name of the candidate, mother's name, father's name, date of birth, sex, caste and so on. Also, the authorities publish District Magistrate Office Nabarangpur Results 2018 in a table format which makes it easy to understand.
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Tall Tales is a national touring programme bringing together the work of 17 international women artists who employ the playful use of storytelling techniques in the making of their work.
Tall Tales - Freud Museum London, 15 April 2016 - 29 May 2016
|Ruth Barker, Flash, courtesy the artist
Stories have been shared for centuries and across every culture as a means of entertainment, cultural preservation and education. The artists in Tall Tales use storytelling techniques to toy with our perception of myth, reality, the public and private, ideas on difference, as well as question our assumptions. Their works reveal uncanny scenarios, sometimes pointing to personal stories but more broadly, issues pertinent to society at large, and what we might call 'the human experience'.
|Nicky Bird, Gay Interest Beefcake, 2008 (Digital Version 2015), courtesy the artist
Tall Tales will feature new works and performance commissions by Ruth Barker and Beth Collar, developed following Tall Tales residencies in London and Glasgow in 2014.
In London Ruth Barker will present Glass, Blinded To The Room, a new video and installation work for Anna Freud's desk, and a new performance commission, The Foot Exerts a Pressure On The Surface Of The Glass, to be staged in the Freud family dining room. Barker's new performance will be a very contemporary take on an ancient oral tradition. Whilst speculating on the nature of memory, improvising questions and asking the audience to silently revisit their dreams, Barker will ask museum staff to select and insert objects from the Freud collection and archive into her performance, also encouraging audiences to offer spoken responses to her dreamlike calls.
|Rachel Goodyear, A Humming in the ears, 2012, courtesy the artist
The Freud Museum will also play host to Tall Tales artists Nicky Bird, Beth Collar, Alison Erika Forde, Sarah Forrest, Rachel Goodyear, Oona Grimes, Lila De Magalhaes, Laure Prouvost, and Ma Qiusha, their works will be installed throughout the museum, many making playful appearances in key spaces including Sigmund and Anna's Freud study's.
|Oona Grimes, Flan's Architectural Digest #9, 2015, courtesy the artist
Visitors to the museum will be able to spend time with Nicky Bird's book works, including Tracing Echoes (2001), which is inspired by the haunting 19th Century portraits of young women and girls by Julia Margaret Cameron and sets out to trace the descendants of these sitters, taking the reader on a journey through genealogy, time, place and hidden histories.
|Ma Qiusha, Two Years Younger than Me, 2011, courtesy the artist
Beth Collar will be showcasing work developed following her 2014 Tall Tales residency with Glasgow Women's Library (GWL). Collar has been inspired by texts and ephemera held by GWL, and her new work explores the gender politics of the frown or the furrowed brow in contemporary imagery. Her research will manifest as sculptures of women's faces frowning, and that take medieval, polychrome sculpture as their starting point.
Alison Erika Forde's wall based works will be on display at the Tavistock Clinic, whilst her sculptural works, including Shame Pole (as opposed to a totem pole), and inspired by traditions of the indigenous peoples of the Pacific Northwest coast of North America, and The Tower which explores themes of mortality and the cycle of life, will be installed at the Freud Museum.
Sarah Forrest's practice explores the potential within language to shape her own and other people's perception of things – a place, person, object or artwork. For Tall Tales, Forrest will be showing recently completed The Pot (2015), representing the artist's urge to return to working with the sculptural form and the most basic of materials, clay.
|Sarah Forrest, The Pot, 2015, Single Channel Video, courtesy the artist
Oona Grimes will be showing recent work that consists of large spray-painted drawings where highly coloured images play with the illusion of three-dimensionality, digital pixellation and surface against a field of deep black. This body of work began as a book of protective spells: a plundering of Swedenbourg, Flann O'Brien and The Egyptian Book of the Dead. Characters fence their way through an illusionistic portrayal of architecture and the creatures that haunt the facades and hoarding boards, the film & theatre flats. Clay Things are simple shapes which explore the most basic of ceramic processes that shown alongside the drawings are a celebration of the absurd and an ongoing series of parallel worlds.
Following her solo presentation at The Drawing Room New York in 2015/2016, Rachel Goodyear will show works across a range of media, including works on paper, animation and sculpture. Goodyear's intricately rendered works explore the macabre undertones of human existence. Referencing nightmares, the human psyche and traditional folklore, her works capture unusual and psychotic scenarios. Fluctuating between the real and the imagined, her delicate creations probe the precarious line between what is possible and what is not.
Lila De Magalhaes is interested in perching on the unsteady cusp between desire and abject, instinct and composure, animal and human. Most recently she has made two mermaids out of clay resembling herself and her flat-mate. They sit together in a transient state, in a plastic bag filled with water. For Tall Tales, Lila will showcase this new work which is entitled Room Mates.
Tall Tales will tour Laure Prouvost's Wantee Fountain, to Freud Museum London. The work is drawn from Prouvost's work Wantee, a multi media installation based on her depiction of the feud between her fictional grandparents and their arguments over art and use - the grandmother tries to make the grandfather's art into useful things. The title is drawn from Kurt Schwitters pet name for his tea obsessed partner who helped him with his work in the final phase of his life in the English Lake District.
As part of Tall Tales the museum will welcome Two Years Younger Than Me, a work by Ma Qiusha which represents the idiosyncratic habits of her late Grandfather, her relationship with him and to his habits. Having never felt particularly close to him or able to relate to him, it was after his passing that she discovered an intriguing box of belongings which helped her to consider him in a new light. The artist discovered a series of medicine bottles holding the shavings of her grandfather's beard which he had, for some reason, felt compelled to collect in the later years of his life. Two Years Younger Than Me displays these bottles, each numbered and dated, documenting the passing of time over the collection period, and visually recording her grandfather's ageing process as the collected hair slowly turns from black, to grey and then white.


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- Name: French Guiana
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- Capital City: Cayenne (64,297 pop.)
- French Guiana Population: 217,000 (2010 est.)
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Real Estate Acquisition Specialist - Nationwide
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Global View Estates LLC is Committed to responsible research and investments. We invest in real estate property for capital gain. We are a company that buys, remodel, and sells homes, we buy properties in any condition. Global View Estates LLC focuses on the acquisition, renovation, and resale of residential properties. GVE is an acquisition company that specializes in providing cash offers to home and property owners who need to sell fast. We obtain distressed single-family properties and secure those properties at substantial discounts. The activities that we are engaged in involves the purchase of real estate property with intentions of assigning our interests over to an end-buyer or to Buy, Fix, then re-sell the property. Global View Estates LLC is in the business of acquiring properties and selling wholesale to investors. Properties are acquired through a variety of sources. We will not be acting as your real estate agent or broker if we buy or sell you a house.
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We're seeking an experienced Acquisitions manager, an experienced Real estate wholesaler or agent with a sales and negotiation background to become in charge of our virtual wholesale operation.
Your tasks will include lead processing, negotiating, meeting with sellers, assessing property, and putting houses under contract, and assist with preparing contracts and closing.
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Jess Glynne takes on Calvin & Dua for singles top spot
Jess Glynne challenging Calvin & Dua for Official Singles Chart top spot
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After seeing off competition from Ariana Grande and Drake, Jess Glynne has stepped up as the latest challenger to Calvin Harris and Dua Lipa's Official Singles Chart top spot.
I'll Be There, Jess' first headline single in two-and-a-half years, rises 5 to 2 on today's Official Chart Update. Jess already has six UK Number 1 singles to her name on the Official Chart – the most ever for a British female solo artist – and could extend that record this Friday.
New entries and high climbers
Clean Bandit & Demi Lovato's Solo continues to climb, up four to Number 6, plus the ascent continues for Shotgun, the newest George Ezra single, which scales a whopping 12 placings to Number 8.
Cardi B's latest hit I Like It ft. Bad Bunny and J Balvin rockets five to Number 11, while The 1975 are on course for this week's highest new entry at Number 12 with Give Yourself A Try. An eight-place jump is on the cards for Years & Years with If You're Over Me (15), while Tom Walker' Leave A Light On is also set for a new peak, rising 13 positions to Number 18.
Finally, four songs could make their first appearance in the Official Singles Chart Top 40 this week. Maroon 5's Girls Like You ft. Cardi B debuts at Number 27, AJ Tracey & Not3s impact at 28 with Butterflies, Dark Vader, the lead single from J Hus' new EP Big Spang, is at Number 34, and Youngblood, the current Australian Number 1 single from 5 Seconds Of Summer, is Number 39 at the midweek stage.
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310 pages; Near Fine condition. No creases. Tiny bit of shelf rub to cover edges. Solid, clean. Young Thierry of Anjou represents the best product of chivalry, and around him Martin Pei has woven a historical romance that takes its spirit as well as its events from the Song of Roland. Trade Paperback.
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I'm a bit disappointed now that I'm finally going through the data I downloaded from Google Patents throughout the semester. It doesn't seem like it will be very useful for looking at patent trends prior to 2000. It's unclear what sampling of patent applications they're actually providing; I wish they were more transparent about what data they're providing.
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Weaker Consistency Models
Here are slides I created for my databases class. The theme is weaker consistency models, and they cover the following papers:
- Werner Vogels, Eventually Consistent, Communications of the ACM, 2009
- J. Baker, et al., Megastore: Providing Scalable, Highly Available Storage For Interactive Services, CIDR, 2011
- Pat Helland, Life Beyond Distributed Transactions: An Apostate's Opinion, CIDR, 2007
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- Tex source code (images not included, so it won't compile as is, but I'm posting in case anyone is interested in seeing source code for Latex Beamer presentations)


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Safe Locking for Multi-threaded Java
There are many mechanisms for concurrency control in high-level programming languages. In Java, the original mechanism for concurrency control, based on synchronized blocks, is lexically scoped. For more flexible control, Java 5 introduced non-lexical operators, supporting lock primitives on re-entrant locks. These operators may lead to run-time errors and unwanted behavior; e.g., taking a lock without releasing it, which could lead to a deadlock, or trying to release a lock without owning it. This paper develops a static type and effect system to prevent the mentioned lock errors for non-lexical locks. The effect type system is formalized for an object-oriented calculus which supports non-lexical lock handling. Based on an operational semantics, we prove soundness of the effect type analysis. Challenges in the design of the effect type system are dynamic creation of threads, objects, and especially of locks, aliasing of lock references, passing of lock references between threads, and reentrant locks as found in Java.
KeywordsOperational Semantic Mutual Exclusion Concurrency Control Method Body Program Language Design
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Caleb McCallister, former host of the original Division podcast, Smartwatch, comes out of retirement to talk some D. He hosts Geeksquatch now-a-days, which is a nostalgia podcast. He also reminds us how we should really be doing our podcast intros. Mike is on the show in spirit allowing us to discuss his Twitter thread about location for the upcoming sequel. Wait, does that mean Mike is secretly the fifth host of the show now?! GL HF.
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TWO Liverpool men are getting ready for the race of their lives in aid of Bebington children's hospice Claire House.
Property developers Oliver Dudley of Limestone and David Garner of Camdover Projects will race 4,000 miles from Plymouth to Dakar in an old banger.
The race is a bargain-basement version of the Paris-Dakar run, and rules say all cars taking part must cost less than #100.
Oliver and David have bought a 1982 Brazilian-registered Volkswagen Beetle.
They set off on December 17 and hope to finish in 22 days, taking in Morocco, Mauritania and Senegal. They will have to navigate their way through a 50km strip of mine fields and will celebrate Christmas day in Dakhla, Western Sahara.
Oliver said: "With the race drawing nearer the excitement is definitely building.
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Plate fifty from the second volume of Forbes' "Oriental Memoirs". Forbes(1749-1819) was Collector of Bharuch and Dhaboi in the late 1770s. He had a beautiful villa and extensive gardens on the banks of the Narmada where he lived for seven years. 'Garden Houses', large villas set in extensive grounds, which allowed greater circulation of air was believed to reduce the incidence of disease in hot climates. Forbes' own Garden House was about a mile from the west gate of the city of Bharuch.


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Writing in the Wall St. Journal, Richard Vedder and Christopher Denhard discuss the value of a university degree.
A key measure of the benefits of a degree is the college graduate's earning potential—and on this score, their advantage over high-school graduates is deteriorating. Since 2006, the gap between what the median college graduate earned compared with the median high-school graduate has narrowed by $1,387 for men over 25 working full time, a 5% fall. Women in the same category have fared worse, losing 7% of their income advantage ($1,496).
A college degree's declining value is even more pronounced for younger Americans. According to data collected by the College Board, for those in the 25-34 age range the differential between college graduate and high school graduate earnings fell 11% for men, to $18,303 from $20,623. The decline for women was an extraordinary 19.7%, to $14,868 from $18,525.
But a moment's reflection will confirm that the method these authors use to value a college degree is absurd. For a start, a college degree requires a certain, if rather low, scholastic aptitude. By definition, all college graduates meet this requirement, but many of those without a college degree do not. Which means that, intellectually, the college graduates are not directly comparable with non-graduates.
Specifically, notwithstanding a leavening by people such as Bill Gates and Steve Jobs, the class of non-graduates will likely be less smart in ways both academic and otherwise than the class of graduates.
To put some crude if fairly meaningless numbers on that difference, graduates will mostly have an average or above average IQ, whereas the class of non-graduates will be intellectually more heterogeneous, but will include the majority of those of a less than average IQ.
And the effect of a college degree on earnings is confounded by factors other than the intellectual. University education is marker of social class, which is sought more keenly by those of middle and elite class than those of lower socio-economic rank. Moreover, socio-economic background is likely itself a powerful determinant of income, affecting aspiration, socialization, influence and the quality of K to 12 education.
It seems, therefore, that we really have no useful information on the economic value of a college degree, although we can assume that in the case of those well paid professions, medicine, the law, rocket science, etc., which require specific higher educational qualifications, college education pays dividends.
But those with degrees leading to professional careers account for only a small proportion of all college graduates. Thus excluding those with professional qualifications would greatly diminish the apparent effect of a college degree on earnings.
And, if anything, for the majority of students, the impact on life-time earnings of a college degree may be negative. Not only does it cost four to six or more years potential earnings, but it imposes a substantial cost for tuition. Net of these factors, many of America's 18-year-olds of average ability will earn more in their lifetime by launching their career at Starbucks or MacDonalds immediately, rather than incurring the cost of a degree in linguistics or womens' studies.
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After hearing the mixed reviews over Supply and Demand for so long, I finally made my way down with my dear Rosental for a weekend lunch date. Forgot to make reservations but luckily got seats for 2! But good thing is that they accept reservations la, so next time you can reserve your seats in advance!
Wanted to opt for healthier option so we both got the Cranberry Juice($4) but abit pricey la hor?
The very popular Garlic Truffle Fries($15) with 2 dips. Damn Shiok man this one! Cannot stop eating this and dipping it the sauces. I was almost half full before my pizza came. Hehe.
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While the term "cloud" used to be the main topic of discussion in the technology industry, "cloud-native" is taking its place—and with it, "cloud-native security." There are many elements to keep in mind as more organizations begin to build their IT and security in the cloud, but here are five key observations to consider as your organization seeks to understand the different elements.
1. Cloud-native security has nothing to do with cloud access security brokers
When people started focusing on working in the cloud, many organizations realized they needed to switch gears and start to consume software-as-a-service. Because of the shift, concerns about public cloud security erupted, ushering in the era of the cloud access security brokers (CASB), which typically handled tasks like securing Salesforce data.
That may have been the case early in the cloud days, but it has very little to do with another theme that has evolved in recent years. Lately, more software development groups have started to produce cloud software, because their companies need to build great new software to engage customers and enable new business models. This all underscores the "every company is becoming a software company" and "software is eating the world" themes.
But if you built an application for your company's customers, and you don't want to be the next Equifax, you have to put several layers of security around it. This is cloud-native security—and it's fundamentally different from the role of a CASB. While both have to do with the cloud, they address two very different problems.
2. Cloud-native security replaces existing application hygiene and active threat protection practices
When first faced with the question of how to secure your cloud-native software, the initial response is to use the existing security tools.
That's one option—but it's not very efficient. You'd either have to automate a lot of manual practices, or risk security becoming the bottleneck of innovation in the company.
The following security concepts just don't scale in a cloud-native world:
Having IT teams go over the bill of material for every product update and validate its compliance
This doesn't scale. The dev and ops teams came together to build devops so they can move fast, but without incurring the risk of causing issues by frequent changes or fixes to the software.
Having your IT team patch clean, update golden VMs and make sure everything is right with the environment that are in production
Again, the dev and ops teams built devops so they can own patching, and don't have to wait for IT to complete the ticket on their behalf.
The role of WAFs
You used to synchronize between WAFs, whose purpose was to stop attacks between your workloads. The person running the WAF can't keep track of all the micro workloads on top of all the changes going on.
Network segmentation
You might have tried to segment or microsegment your network to segregate workloads to contain the day that a vulnerability might be introduced. While this is a good concept, it doesn't work well in reality in a microsegmented, agile workload. You quickly end up with people finding exceptions of why they need access between various parts, and once you can't keep discipline, segmentation doesn't really work.
Cloud-native security, however, follows your application from cradle to scale. It has more information about the applications, and it uses them to automate all the elements mentioned above.
Automation enables you to get stronger, more granular security, and it allows you to focus on expressing a meta policy of security based on the applications, rather than manually configuring your security mechanisms every time the workloads change/get updated. It also allows you to integrate into modern deployment tools, which enables a direct discussion with the developer.
3. Cloud-native security still requires multiple layers of defense
In traditional security terms, you'd think about multiple security layers. You'd think about things like code hygiene, package management, operating system patching, server endpoint security … the list goes on. I wish I could tell you that these are no longer needed. But it's important to understand that using cloud-native workloads doesn't give you any shortcuts from this standpoint—you still need to wrap your software with all the required layers of security.
4. Cloud-native security is end-to-end security
The devops movement changes the grouping of traditional expertise into two different categories. There's the devops side of the house, which represents developers who want to deploy microservices; and there's the infrastructure team, which represents the cloud. Often, even these two sides turn into a single "cloud" team, with multiple responsibilities.
If you think about security for this environment, it makes much more sense to break it into two groups as well:
- Cloud-native infrastructure: Including security that wraps services you consume from the cloud (e.g., L3-4 firewalling, server security, network encryption, and storage encryption).
- Cloud-native application: Including any security element that needs to be application aware (e.g., L7 firewalling, security penetration tests, image security, application hygiene, and application nanosegmentation).
This will change the types of security offerings we see in the marketplace. Cloud vendors will add more traditional infrastructure capabilities into their cloud offering, enhancing their platform attractiveness, and providing an all-inclusive offering, which covers all the infrastructure security needs. Security providers, on the other hand, will focus mostly on the application level security, and again would be required to provide end to end security solution—which will also be required to include multiple elements mentioned earlier.
5. Cloud-native security is operated by the cloud team
Traditionally, the layers of security mentioned in the last sections have required expertise from different people or teams (e.g., endpoint, server, network, identity, PKI, storage, and software development). You could have people manually adding these security layers as infrastructure was allocated and as applications were deployed, and then call in the right operational experts on your team to configure the necessary cloud concept. But allocating these resources needs to be instantaneous, and the security offerings need to improve.
Cloud-native security is already fueling a major change. It's dictating that a meta policy around security layers needs to be defined by the security and infrastructure architects—but on a daily basis, the security mechanisms that enforce them must attach automatically to the cloud and to the devops process. This rounds out the entire process, by allowing the devops or cloud teams to operate it as seamlessly as possible.
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Learn to speak Vietnamese in Sydney with this level 2 continuer's class.

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Learn to speak Vietnamese in Sydney with this level 2 continuer's class.
Whether you want to learn Vietnamese language for business, travel, family reasons or just for fun, you'll take your skills to the next level with this informal, practical and interactive course in the Sydney CBD.
This Level 2 course will consolidate what you have learned and help you expand your vocabulary, grammar and understanding of the language. The course provides new situational topics to give you a wider vocabulary and plenty of speaking and listening practice.
By the end of this course you will have learned how to:
- describe people, things and the weather using more detail and grammatical complexity
- write a simple email or a short account of a visit or experience
- order and talk about food and drink in a restaurant
- bargain and talk about items at a food market, including money and larger numbers
- talk about daily activities
- use more complex grammar
- understand more about the Vietnamese culture and the appropriate etiquette when communicating in Vietnamese
You will also have the opportunity to do plenty practise in pronunciation and listening.
The curriculum may be adapted slightly to suit the needs of the class. The topics above will be covered during this course, but not necessarily in the order given.
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Students who have completed approximately 20 hours of previous learning in Vietnamese, for example 'Vietnamese Level 1'.
Course textbook
Please purchase the course textbook and bring it to each class:
Colloquial Vietnamese – The Complete Course for Beginners
The textbook costs approximately $50 for the book only. There is also a multimedia version (approx. $90) that also includes audio files for listening (optional). Your tutor has the audio for class use, but you may wish buy this for home use.
You can purchase the textbook from Abbeys Bookstore (131 York Street, Sydney). It is close to the CBD campus and offers a 10% discount to Sydney Community College students.
Please note: sometimes a course start date is postponed until there are enough enrolments. It is therefore wise to purchase your textbook after your course has been confirmed (usually within three working days of the proposed start).
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Dr. Thomas Shields, '52, could not believe he was old enough to begin receiving payments from a state retirement plan. However, he felt blessed to have reached a point in his life to begin receiving this stream of income. When he retired as an orthopaedic surgeon, he was honored to serve eight years (1998-2006) in the Maine House of Representatives. That legislative service resulted in a retirement benefit.
After discussing the use of the new retirement income with his wife Bethel, Dr. Shields decided they could do without the money and use it to help an endowed scholarship to grow that the couple had established at Westminster College in 2001.
Dr. Shields is the middle family member of three generations who attended Westminster. His father, James Thomas, and son, James Bryant ("Jeb"), '87, a U.S. navy navigator who lost his life when his plane went down in 1991, both enjoyed their time at Westminster. Dr. Shields majored in biology, was a member of the Delta Tau Delta Fraternity, and was elected Student Government Association President during his years at Westminster.
With such deep family roots and wonderful memories at Westminster, Dr. and Mrs. Shields wanted to help other students to discover the opportunities available at the College. So far, five students have benefited from the Shields' generosity. Now, thanks to Dr. Shields' foresight in directing his retirement payments to go directly into the family's endowment scholarship fund, many more students will benefit from the Shields' benevolence.
The two latest beneficiaries are Lauren Pilgrim, '07, from Gerald, MO and Robert Tanner Warbinton, '10, from Webb City, MO. Upon graduation, Pilgrim taught math and physics at North Callaway High School and is starting a graduate degree in the Smart Program at the University of Missouri in Columbia. Warbinton has not declared a major yet and is a member of the Blue Blazers Investment Club and Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity. He was named to the Dean's List the past two semesters. Pilgrim and Warbinton had the opportunity to meet with Dr. Shields at Alumni Weekend 2007.
"To meet with these scholarship students and hear how well they are doing really gives you a sense of accomplishment," says Shields. "They are very appreciative and make sure I know that they would not be able to attend college and pursue their dreams without this scholarship help. Bethel and I are happy to have this opportunity to use the rewards of our lives to assist these deserving young people."
Dr. Shields is a Lifetime Trustee at Westminster College.


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Mr Ugly Zimbabwe heads to SA for African title
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When ugly is the new cool' be assured Zimbabwe will have a representative at the inaugural Mr Ugly Africa pageant to be hosted by South Africa next year.
Zimbabwe pioneered the competition' which celebrates "ugly men"' and on 25 November this year' 13 male contestants will compete for the unique title.
"The winner must have something that goes beyond looks. A good character is one of the key elements we are looking for'" said pageant organiser, David Machowa.
The competition started off as a local town contest in 2009 and Machowa saw the potential and made it a national event in 2012. He believes the competition has legs and hopes that it will spread even further.
"Next year' if things are possible' we could have Mr Ugly World'" said Machowa.
The outgoing Mr Ugly Zimbabwe is Mison Sere (42' a then unemployed father of three. He beat three time winner, William Masvinu who came in as the first prince.
"There is no limit to how many times one can enter or win the contest as long as they are the ugliest dude around'" added Machowa.
Past winners include a traditional healer' night club bouncer and a rank tout.
The winners will compete in an African version of the event in SA in 2018. ENTERTAINMENT
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Children's charity Action Medical Research was founded in 1952 by Duncan Guthrie in his quest to find a cure for polio, a condition that affected the lives of many thousands of children including his own daughter, Janet.
Early research funded by the charity helped to develop the first oral polio vaccine which eradicated new cases of polio in the UK, protecting children from a greatly feared disease.
Since then, Action has been saving and changing children's lives through medical research and has spent over £117 million, funding amazing breakthroughs which include:
- Discovering the importance of taking folic acid before and during pregnancy to prevent spina bifida
- Developing the use of ultrasound technology in pregnancy
- Creating the Matrix Seating System to help support physically disabled children as they grow
- Testing the rubella vaccine
In honour of its founder, Action has chosen World Polio Day on 24 October 2017 to mark its 65 year milestone.
In a curated online gallery of 65 pictures, Action has highlighted different aspects of its work.
Director of Research at the charity Dr Tracy Swinfield said: "This year, we are especially pleased to support World Polio Day as we celebrate 65 years funding vital medical research.
The pictures we have chosen tell a compelling story about the energy, passion, skill and dedication that's needed to make this work happen and why it matters so much to children and their families. Duncan Guthrie's determination to discover a vaccine for polio inspires us today, as we continue to work to save and change the lives of sick babies and children."
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- Currently more than 70 studies at top universities and hospitals across the UK are being supported by Action, with a total value of more than £12 million
- Projects include research into rare diseases such as Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease, studies to help children with disabling conditions such as cerebral palsy, and research into pregnancy complications and causes of premature birth. The charity is also funding research to help children with cancer.
- Please see https://www.action.org.uk/polio to find out more about polio and its effects
- The '65 years' gallery can be viewed at: https://www.action.org.uk/celebrating-65-years
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Online Bridge Table
The online bridge table is pretty much the same as the bridge table you are familiar with. There are a few minor additions that are need to communicate with other players.
The one obvious addition is the Chat area. It will list any message from players or the server admin or you can write a message.
Write a message or click on one of the 'good manners' short cuts.
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The FACE Orchestra starts its summer season by performing at the gazebo on the grounds of the Effingham County Courthouse Museum Thursday, June 14, beginning at 7:00p.m. The orchestra plans to play every second Thursday in the summer from June-September at the same time and location. These summer concerts are free and open to the public. Those attending should bring lawn chairs. Songs to be performed this summer include a mixture of pop, classical, contemporary, patriotic and others. If interested in playing with the group, which practices at Sacred Heart Grade School on Thursdays, from 7-8:30 p.m., or for more information, call Bev Marsh all, director, at 217-821-1026.


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FotoDocument is a unique not-for-profit arts education social enterprise that brings visibility to positive social and environmental initiatives around the world through visual story-telling. At FotoDocument we believe in the power of visual imagery as an effective communication tool to harness public attention and engage people in powerful storylines which create a sense of active global citizenship.
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FotoDocument commissions professional photographers to produce extended photo essays, FotoWork, focusing on positive social and environmental issues in order to inspire, engage and effect behaviour change in a large and diverse audience.
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We facilitate the Marilyn Stafford FotoReportage Award, supported by Olympus, an annual Award for women photographers specialising in documentary photography with a focus on solutions.
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Nina Emett is founding Director of FotoDocument where she has worked as commissioner and curator for the organisation since its launch in 2012. Nina has worked as a photographer for The Independent, Amnesty International, PwC, Brighton & Hove City Council, The Platform among many others and she is currently working on a book about women's worker co-operatives in India, published by Mapin. She was strategic lead for Brighton & Hove City Council's anti-racism hate crime department, developing community cohesion measures in collaboration with Sussex Police (2005-09). Previously she was manager of refugee education charity Salusbury WORLD where she developed arts and educational services within a London primary school and co-wrote Home From Home (1999–03). Nina has a BA Hons in French, Newcastle University (1991), a Postgraduate Diploma in Photojournalism, University of the Arts, London (1997) and an MSc in International Development, University of London (2006). Nina was Chair of performing arts charity BandBazi 2010 – 2013. She is a fellow of the School for Social Entrepreneurs (2011) and an alumni of the Common Purpose Dao Xiang Venture, Shanghai (2013). Nina won a PEA Award for FotoDocument's One Planet City project in October 2015.
Lucy Bryson has been a Non-Executive Director of FotoDocument since January 2013. Lucy has always worked in the voluntary and public sector on issues related to the protection and integration of refugees and other vulnerable migrant groups in the UK. She spent ten years at the Refugee Council in London and Leeds where she helped resettle households fleeing Bosnia and Kosovo in the 1990s and managed a team of advisors for unaccompanied children seeking asylum. She has been working at Brighton & Hove City Council since 2003 in a policy role advising on the city's response to international migration. Lucy brings considerable experience in management, policy and strategy to FotoDocument as well as a focus on BME and marginalised communities. Lucy has been recognised as a Community Hero by the University of Sussex.
Shifting Pixels is our dynamic post production duo: Caroline Cortizo and Samantha Beckett. With 20 years experience in the field of photography they understand both the needs of the photographer and the demands of the industry and they are meticulous in their approach to post production for our photographers and clients. They also form part of our curation and photography production service having previously managed extensive national and international productions for private and commercial clients from conception through to delivery of final artwork. Their clients include Tom Stoddart, Jocelyn Bain-Hogg, Zed Nelson, Alys Tomlinson, Peter Dench, Adrian Myers, Abbie Trayler-Smith, Seamus Murphy, Comic Relief, James Stephenson, Edward Bishop, Karen Fuchs, Save The Children, Vodafone, Arabella London, Hamilton and Hare, Quaker Oats among many others. They have produced exhibitions for Mary McCartney, Tom Stoddart, Carol Allen-Storey, Linda McCartney and Tim Flach.
Chris Cousins is an award-winning, multi-disciplined designer for print, digital and broadcast. With a background in print and editorial design for several national newspapers, Chris branched out in 2006, using his skills as a 3D artist to enter the expanding digital realm. As a designer of live visuals he has worked with major artists such as Elton John, Queen, The Rolling Stones, Fat Boy Slim and ACDC, and for clients such as BlackBerry, Nokia, BP, Disney and Virgin. Chris has ventured into the wider areas of film production, as an on-set vfx supervisor, technical director and post-production specialist. He currently freelances and collaborates internationally from sunny Brighton.
Simon Roberts (FD advisor) is a British photographer whose work deals with our relationship to landscape and notions of identity and belonging. He has published and exhibited widely and his photographs reside in major public and private collections, including the George Eastman House, Deutsche Börse Art Collection and V&A Collection. In 2010 he was commissioned as the official British Election Artist by the House of Commons Works of Art Committee to produce a record of the General Election on behalf of the UK Parliamentary Art Collection; and most recently he was made an Honorary Fellow of the Royal Photographic Society. He has published three critically acclaimed monographs, Motherland (Chris Boot, 2007), We English (Chris Boot, 2009) – voted as one of the best photography books of the past decade – and Pierdom (Dewi Lewis Publishing, 2013). Outside of his own professional practice Simon is an active public speaker and holds a position as a visiting lecturer on the European Master of Fine Art course at IED Madrid and an Honorary Associate Professor in the Department of Geography at the University of Nottingham (2013-2016).
Melanie Friend (FD advisor) worked as a photojournalist before embarking on long-term projects resulting in exhibitions & books. Her exhibition on Kosovo, Homes and Gardens: Documenting the Invisible (1996) toured for five years, including shows in USA & Sweden. Friend's book No Place Like Home: Echoes from Kosovo (2001) was reviewed internationally. Border Country, focusing on immigration detainees, was first shown at Belfast Exposed gallery in 2007 & toured until 2010. Her new work The Home Front, which engages with the culture of militarisation in the UK, was first shown at Impressions Gallery in 2013 & is now touring; the accompanying book was published by Dewi Lewis Publishing in association with Impressions Gallery. Friend is Reader in Photography in the School of Media, Film and Music at University of Sussex.
Toby Buckle (FD mentor) works with organisations across the UK and internationally helping to develop resilient and resourceful and effective leaders. Toby is a certified trainer of NLP with a Bsc Hons in Management Science (UMIST). His background gives him insight into the private, public sectors and charity and social enterprise. Toby spent ten highly successful years in management and director positions and combines hands on experience with the best of theory and advanced coaching skills. Toby has a way of helping you see things from a new perspective and looks to the heart of issues in order to produce results. He makes the exploration of emotional intelligence enjoyable and enlightening. Toby has been a chair of trustees and donated his time to sit on interview panels for senior appointments at Great Ormond Street Hospital. He is part of the leadership team of the Brighton Social Enterprise Network and is a representative for the local Community and Voluntary Sector.
Thurstan Crocket (FD advisor/researcher) was Head of Sustainability & Environmental Policy at Brighton & Hove City Council until 2015, managing a Sustainability Team within the Council's central Policy Unit. He lead the city's work on sustainable development, tackling climate change and reducing its ecological footprint, as support manager for the City Sustainability Partnership which he conceived. He won the national 2007 Global to Local Foundation Award for the local authority officer doing most to place climate change at the heart of a council's culture, policies and practices. In 2009 he was judged by his peers to be the second most influential environmentalist in Sussex, behind Caroline Lucas MP. His current work is to empower visionaries working in nature conservation, renewable energy and the circular economy.
Janie Wilson (FD advisor) is a facilitator, coach and mentor with over 20 years consultancy experience in the UK/internationally. Particular interests are the Charity, Third and Social Enterprise sectors and the creative industries. She uses action learning, solution focused coaching, Open Space, constellations to encourage insight, focus, clarity, resilience and motivation. She is part of the Action Learning team at the School for Social Entrepreneurs and works across the eight schools developing social enterprises and entrepreneurs. She is a Professional Coach with ICF, Member of CIPD and Fellow of CMI and a member of the Executive of the International Foundation for Action.


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A cycloid is a curve a particle on a rolling wheel traces out.
We derive the path $\vec{c}(t)$ that parametrizes this curve. Assume the wheel has a radius $R$, is rolling in the positive $x$-direction along a straight line with constant speed $v$. The position of the center at $t=0$ is at $(0,R)$. The distance between the center and the particle whose path we derive is $r \leq R$
Then the path of the center is described by: \begin{equation} \vec{C}(t)=(vt,R) \end{equation}
The motion of the particle relative to the center is given by: \begin{equation} \vec{d}(t)=(r\cos \theta_t,r\sin \theta_t) \label{eq01} \end{equation} We notice that the particle rotates in clockwise direction started at $\theta_0=-\tfrac{1}{2}\pi$ with an angular velocity: \[ \frac{d\theta_t}{dt}=\frac{2\pi}{2\pi R/v}=\frac{v}{R} \] from which we get: \[ \theta_t=-\tfrac{1}{2}\pi-\frac{v}{R}t \] We use the trignometric relations: $\cos(\phi - \tfrac{1}{2}\pi)=\sin\phi$ , $\sin(\phi - \tfrac{1}{2}\pi)=-\cos\phi$ and $\cos(-\phi)=\cos \phi$ and $\sin(-\phi)=-\sin \phi$ and substitute these relations in $\ref{eq01}$ to get: \[ \vec{d}(t)=(-r \sin(\frac{vt}{R}),-r\cos(\frac{vt}{R})) \] Finally we combine the motion of the center with the relative motion of the particle to get the path for the cycloid curve: \begin{equation} \vec{c}(t)=(vt-r \sin(\frac{vt}{R}),R-r\cos(\frac{vt}{R})) \end{equation}


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The Composer Residency Project - Student & Teacher Texts - Free PDF
Designed to accommodate students in secondary school instrumental music programs, this curriculum is designed to introduce and bring students through the process of composition using their instruments, their own level of expertise as musicians, pencil and paper. No computers. This process has generated great excitement and a sense of empowerment for students participating in the pilot programs.
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I am looking for japanese books to read (not manga)
It could be teenages but also adults would be better.
I like school enviroment.
I have only read one so far that I loved called Chainmail.
By the way... I am from sweden.
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Calgon, take me away~!
My favorite one is "Brave Story" by Miyuki Miyabe... it has part of it taking place in a school, but I'd consider it more fantasy than school.
The only ones I have read where any of that takes place in a school would the the Suzumiya Haruhi novels.
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Marrechan, I'm sorry I can not hwlp you fining a school environment Japaness book/novel, I only know Haruki Murakami's novels. And I highly recommend you to read them. They worth it.
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But somehow I managed to find myself lining up for the Olympic Distance event this year and luckily the weather was in our favour. The 2PM start allowed for everyone to take it easy, share their race strategy and slowly build up the race nerves.
There was plenty of chatter between Talia and I about the swim. She would be starting 5 minutes after me, making her think she could "easily" catch me, but I was semi-confident I was able to keep the Super Fish behind me.
From the start, I got caught up in the swim mayhem and to give myself a break I quickly had to switch to breaststroke. The first 400m was a real struggle, but luckily I found my rhythm when I turned around at one the buoys and saw there was some clear space for me to swim. This gave me plenty of motivation and I was able to catch athletes along the way.
Getting out of the water and running into T1 I noticed I swam around the 24min mark, which I was pleased with. Talia and I positioned our bikes opposite each other so we could keep eye on each other, not that we are competitive, but seeing her bike still in transition made me smile, she didn't catch me. I knew it.
The wind picked up a fair bit during the afternoon, which I was happy about because that would favour me and my cycling background. The idea was to go flat out on the bike, which was not easy with the amount of cross wind, but it was motivating to be able to jump from wheel to wheel. I saw a couple of Nuna's along the way and gave them a good shout. After the first turn around I saw Michael Bagshaw, and set myself to catch him. This didn't turn out to be that easy, as Michael was riding really strong showing good form.
Arriving back into transition in just under an hour made me realise I was in for a good race here, I just had to run a steady 10km - easier said than done.
The first 2km of the run was slightly uphill against a strong headwind and I quickly realised the bike had taken a bit out of my legs. However, seeing so many Nuna's out on course and supporting on the side really motivated me to keep pushing. A special mention goes to Stricko who was the happiest person out there (sorry if I missed a few high fives during the run mate).
Halfway through the run I heard someone shouting "Hey NUNA. Looking over my shoulder I saw an official chasing me down on her bike. She kindly asked me where my race bib was. Shit, I forgot my race bib in transition. I quickly made up that it blew away in transition, and the race official let me go with on "unofficial warning".
This cleared the way to finish strong in a time of 2.06.43 and 5th position in my age category (30-34). I was of course stoked with my result and it was great to share and hear everyone's race story after the finish. The Yarrawonga triathlon is such a well organised event that I would highly recommend people join the Nuna crew next year.
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Hugh is a photographer and practicing artist. He studied for his Masters in Fine Art at Brighton University, during this time he worked with his chosen medium of photography, incorporating sound, moving image and sculpture, all of which helped to enrich his practice as a commercial and fine art photographer. Hugh works COMMERCIALLY shooting portraits, and documentary projects.
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Temperature for November 1980
In November 1980 the average high temperature in Barter Island, AK was 9.3°F, and this was 3.0°F warmer than the average of 6.2°F. The hottest day in November 1980 was 1 November when the temperature reached 24.1°F. Overnight the average temperature in November is -5.0°F and in 1980 the average overnight temperature was 2.0°F warmer at -3.0°F.