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Thursday, March 15, 2012
On Sale artistic wire pack offer for wire crochet jewelry
For a limited quantity I'm offering a pack of 18 copper wire spools , the wires on sale are in the following colors : brown wire, orange wire, pink wire, non tarnish silver wire and warm gold wire.
within the 18 spools of wire you can pick whatever color combo you want ,
I offer it on sale for 62$ instead of 90$ !!!!
you can purchase them here or here .
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Labels: artistic wire, copper wire, supply, wire, wire crochet, yoola
Sunday, December 4, 2011
New wire crochet supply on yoola.etsy.com
I know how hard it is to find good quality wire in gold color, so now I'm happy to offer you also gold wire on my etsy shop.
you can either take the kit with the draw plate and a crochet hook or just 2 spools of wire.
Each spool has 40yard of 28 gauge quality gold artistic wire, my students LOVE this wire.
It looks and "behaves" almost like gold filled with an affordable price tag.
You can combine the purchase of the wire with any of my wire crochet online video patterns.
This artistic wire is of course also great for other techniques such as viking knitting, spool knitting, classic crochet and classic wire knitting .
enjoy :)
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Labels: artistic wire, crochet wire, gold sire, kit, wire
Wednesday, November 23, 2011
New wire jewelry small items storage
I know these smallish clasps and rings are not very particular to my wire crochet jewelry making,
and i know that beaders have an even more complicated challenge organizing their materials then me.
After all almost all my clasps , rings, ear wire etc go into this one sweet aluminum box, well , and to be honest just another one with my pearls, stones and other cuties.
I got acquainted with this cute organizer on my latest crochet wire jewelry making workshop that ended just last week, its so true that by teaching you get so much yourself!!! one of my students, Sigal, (check her jewelry here, she is very talented!) brought her little box with her, and it was love at first site ! she told me she brought it from New York a couple of years ago but that she thinks I can also get one at a local supplier.
The lesson was on Friday, so I had to stay put till Sunday, which isn't easy for me. On Sunday I immediately ordered 2 boxes and happily filled it up the following day.
its been 2 weeks now but I still find myself staring at it with great satisfaction and affection :)
until today i had this quite large milky plastic box where i put all my items in small plastic bags, the main problem was i sometimes had too much of one item and too little of another, i also wasn't comfy shlepping it around with me.... and since my favorite jewelry making spot is my sofa just next to the garden, It is an issue !
happy Wednesday everyone !!
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Labels: crochet, gold filled, jewelry, jewelry findings, organizer, silver, wire, workshop, yael falk, yoola, הכנת תכשיטים, סדנה
Tuesday, September 27, 2011
Ruffled fashinable earrings , gold wire crochet
Ruffled fashionable earrings made of crocheted gold wire, an invisible spool knitting ribbon formed into a lovely long ruffle, creates UN-resistible festive earrings .
try it you'll like it :)
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Labels: crochet, dangle earrings, gold, infinity, knit. knitting, ruffle, spool knitting, wire, yoola
Monday, September 26, 2011
CELTIC knot, HEART, CROCHET
It's been a while now that I've been fascinated by knots, the simple ones and the more complex,
and i just had to integrate it into my wire crochet creations.
I started reading around (thanking the universe for bringing the internet into our lives....) , I found endless sources about Celtic and Chinese knots , apparently I'm not the only one fascinated about them these days, or maybe not just these days.
Although I'm not Irish (at lest as far as I know) , and although my red hair isn't really mine either, i decided I could "adopt" the knotting into my knitting (nice....)
Im trying to figure out WHY, although its not really that important and I think that maybe the fact that knots have been around for thousands of years if not more, simply adds a flavor that only renewed and recycled objects can bring.
or maybe its the simplicity, its one of these things that anyone can do , a universal knowledge.
In the photo is my celtic heart necklace , made of a handmade crocheted chain, (executed in my invisible spool knitting technique) , it is made of fine fine yellow gold filled wire.
more will come in this direction.... I promise :)
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Tuesday, July 26, 2011
CROCHET wire jewelry GIVEAWAY winner
SO according to all calenders the 25th is behind us and its time to reveal who is the lucky winner, the winner will be able to pick one of my CROCHET WIRE video tutorials.
The winner will choose between the YoolaCuff , the YoolaPixieBeads and the YoolaPotion charm these are the online video tutorials that I currently offer, coming really soon is also a video tutorial of the YoolaHoops.
The winner will receive a password protected invitation to view the detailed step by step video online for unlimited times plus a written printable PDF to accompany it.
In total we had 43 participats which is brilliant , I thoroughly read everyone's picks from my WIRE JEWELRY shop, the picks were very versatile .
I prepared 43 notes with numbers and my hubby drew out of the bowl just one.... the lucky no that turned out was 7, what a number ! and the person behind this no is : Csili jewelry
im curouse to see what she will pick .
Thank you all for participating :) I promise to do more giveaway, it was fun, so keep tuned not to miss it out.
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Sunday, July 3, 2011
Inspired by the Harry potter film Dirigible Plum Radish earrings
My Luna Lovegood Dirigible Plum Radish earrings in red and green are fun and funky and a great way to celebrate the last film in the harry potter series, I know you may think I'm too old to be a fan but that's the truth.....
The errings were suggested to me by heather (a fellow etsian) as a challenge and turned out fun and popular !
My daughter is a big fan of Harry Potter so you can guess I was easily convinced to make her Dirigible Plum Radish earrings as Luna Lovegood wears in one of the early harry potter films.
This designs celebrates already a couple of years and received many wonderful feedbacks from people that bought them or gave them as present. you can see some here :
"these are exquisite - even better in person than on the website - thank you so much!!!!!"
Love these! Delicate, intricate, brilliant. Thank you.
Soooo cute!! and super fun.
Absolutely beautiful earrings!
She loves them Thanks very much !
Perfect present for my daughter! Very nice seller! Thanks!
The are awesomely cute, my best friend loves them!
These earrings are darling! Thank you so much for the quick shipping!
Beautifully crafted and super fun to wear. Thanks!
beautifully crafted. much appreciated.
"lovely, delicate and unique"
"these are exquisite - even better in person than on the website - thank you so much!!!!!"
"I bought this for a friend who is obsessed with Harry Potter, and Luna Lovegood is one of her favorite characters. I'm sure she will love these. "
It is 1.2"(3cm) long with 0.6"(1.5cm) diameter made of copper wire in green and red using a crochet hook, it is hung on sterling silver ear wire.
Thanks again to heather for the idea ! and if you more fund ideas like this im always happy to hear !
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Labels: crochet, Dirigible, green, harry potter, jewelry, luna lovegood, Plum, Radish earrings, red, wire, yoola
Thursday, June 16, 2011
Anna, ellipse geomtric wire crochet ring in rose gold
Anna is an Ellipse geomtric crochet ring in rose gold,
I would like to introduce you with a new ring design, high in the front and low in the back. I came up with it thanks to my cleopatra cuff, introduced not long ago.
I plan to one day put all my design in order, to analyze which intrigued which, im sure it will be inetersting
I hope it don't postpone it too much not sure what i still remember.
Every once in a while I wonder which is abetted strategy, to call my items in descriptive names which is a must for the SEO (search engines) to find me , or give them names that I can relate to, it can take it to a certain period or figure like my cleopatra line .
So for this one i comined both, i strted by clling it just an Ellipse Geometric crochet ring in rose gold, but then I felt something is missing, and I got an urge to call it Anna , I can't really explain why, which Anna, from which book i read lately ?
No idea..... But I hope it will give it good carma.
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Monday, June 13, 2011
A nice story about more of my wire jewelry adventures
A couple of weeks ago I got a nice email from someone telling me he knows how much his mom likes my jewelry and that he would like to buy her my pod hoops with a matching necklace, he knew exactly what shades size etc. He told me it's for her 50'th birthday.
He also wrote me he was really busy and it would be the easiest for him to pick it up from the museum shop close to his house, where he knows my jewelry are on display.
Naturally I imagined a 20 something young man, so I wrote him back that if the specific items are not available there the easiest thing to do would be to buy it online and get them directly to his mail box.
At this point I got a very surprising email,..... He wrote me he is too young to have a credit card, that he was only 14 years old and his dad would phone to finalize the payment .
I was SO surprised ! I have 2 14 year old at home myself so it made me even more touched.
During the weekend I got a wonderfu update from him telling me the birthday took place last week and the present was a BIG SUCESS.
The End ! :)
isnt it just wonderful where the "internet life" takes us ?
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Friday, June 3, 2011
Rose gold wire crocheted YoolaCuff bracelet
For some time now I've been on a hunt after rose gold tube clasps for my YoolaCuff , a wire crocheted bracelet cuff.
I dont think there is one etsy seller I didnt nag about this, plus all loacl supply shops I know.
and finally yesterday just before I was about to give up and send for plating in rose gold my usual yellow gold filled clasp, i found them !!!!! they are just slightly shorter but they are perfect.
I started the hunt for one very dear client that eventually settled for orange wire cuff with yellow gold filled clasps, which turned out stunning ! and continued for another dear client that will I'm sure appreciate the results of my hunt, both already have YoolaCuff in other colors :) one in silver and one in yellow gold.
But to be honest the one that would be the most happy would be me..... because along the search I developed a strong MUST HAVE for a rose gold cuff of my own......
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Monday, May 30, 2011
Crocheted Sea of Gold Wire
In order to help myself let go of my crocheted wire jewelry I sometimes take photos that are more artistic and less descriptive, if i cant have the jewelry at least i can have the memory.
The image above that I call sea of crocheted gold wire was taken thanks to having to make M A N Y crocheted gold drops with a pearl.
I like the impact of multitudes, it adds richness, glitter and movement, it adds effortless mysteriousness.
The sea of crocheted gold wire photo consist of dozens of crocheted drop earrings with a pearl, a classic earring design of mine that was bought in high volumes in the beginning of May around Mothers day thanks to a mention in the daily candy , you can read more about that "event" in my post my-marathon-of-crocheting-wire
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Wednesday, May 25, 2011
Crocheted wire jewelry - behind the scene
A glimpse to how and where i crochet me jewelry, of course its only the the crocheting itself, the assembling and metalworking is done on a proper table.... no escape...
In the image:
my "portable work corner" : i.e. my plastic milky suitcase
my crochet hooks
my "crocheted handmade" tools - the way to start any of my designs
my beloved gold filled wire spool (the silver sneaked out of the frame)
color wire for experiments
experimental pieces in process
my TO DO notebook
and most important my "recipe crochet notebook" where i write down all the patterns and little tips for myself, what not to do next time i repeat a design, how much wire to leave etc.
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Saturday, May 21, 2011
ROSE GOLD crocheted wire jewelry - NEW summer romance
Its Friday afternoon (well it was when i started writing this post )when a wonderful silence goes down on the world, at least on my "time zone"...
I'm not religious but I can feel the specialty of the hour introducing itself. I've had a hectic week as always and a wonderful workshop this morning with the most calm, peaceful and talented girls. It was our first meeting of a beginners group and I enjoyed every minute, it is so enjoyable when my students realize how simple crocheting with angels is and how achievable. until that moment they are usually skeptic if they will achieve the same level of work that they see on my designs, and Yes they can :)
But this is not what I wanted to write about today, I wanted to introduce you with a new love of mine, Rose Gold. A couple of weeks ago I purchased a small spool of rose gold filled wire, some in 0.3mm or 28 gauge (my default favorite wire gauge) and some thicker wire, so I can start exploring its behavior and potential and see if we have a click. I only just started and i can tell - YES YES YES, a summer romance has started blooming. One thing that does worry me is the availability, its not as common as yellow gold filled and many of the clasps and findings i love using are not available in rose gold, well, im not going to give up, i"ll have to tackle it creatively.
The first 2 designs I made are my crocheted pods on a hoop and my jumbo hoops , the pinkish rosiness of the rose gold looks especially wonderful with the grayness of the oxidized silver wire. I would love to hear which other designs you would like to see in rose gold....
enjoy your weekend !
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Sunday, May 1, 2011
ONLINE video tutorial for my YoolaCuff, crocheted wire jewelry
I was hoping to issue another video of my wire crocheting much earlier, but time fly by and so many other projects got in the way, but this is it, its here, my YoolaCuff video tutorial for making a crocheted cuff bracelet.
You need so much patient for video editing, i wouldn't have guessed, the funny thing is i thought it would be easier then writing more tutorials, and will enable me to issue new wire crocheting tutorials faster Haaaa :)
So its for sure not easier and it will take some time to publish more, but i think its very much worth it, it may even build up to an online workshop, ambitious for someone that only has 2 video tutorials, i know.
How it works - the buyer receives a link and a code that enable him or her to view the tutorial online. in addition i send the PDF tutorial for some more reading .
I also offer people that bought from me in the past the YoolaCuff tutorial to upgrade for a special reduced rate so they don feel left out .
enjoy :)
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Thursday, April 21, 2011
Crochting wire and your brain
Occasionally people that see my work for the firs time would stop by either virtually or in real life and say, WOW you are so patient !!! I could never do that...
For their astonishment i tell them they couldn't be more wrong, I'm a rather active person that can't really stay still for too long. Crocheting is surprisingly calming , its my meditation . This is also why I refuse to refer to my jewelry wire crocheting as work, so what if its a source of income.
When I started giving my workshops i learned i wasnt alone there, many of the woman i meet say it gives them this very same feeling, especially with the designs that require more crocheting then assembling, such as the Cleopatra necklace, the YoolaCuff or the YoolaTube necklace.
But all this i already knew , what surprised me was that the other day when i was talking to a colleague about my wire crocheting addiction, he told me that studies show it also has benefits to the brain, (is that's why woman age better then man.... I wonder...).
I googled it and learned that according to Neuroscientist Dr. Yonas Geda from the Mayo Clinic, these activities seem to be neuro-protective and have been shown to reduce memory loss in later years by as much as 50%. he says that these activities also help to:
Lower stress
Reduce pain
Reduce symptoms of depression
Boost your immune system
Lower your blood pressure
enjoy your crocheting, knitting, sewing :)
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Tuesday, March 1, 2011
Crocheted wire jewelry - the basics
or in other words, some tips and tricks to better approach crocheting with metal wires.
Wire type -When crocheting with wire its important to pick the right materials, make sure to pick dead soft wire, it looks almost the same as regular wire but the ability to crochet with it is very different.
Wire Gauge - wire projects are often made with higher values, the lowest I use is 28gauge (0.3mm), the higher the no the thinner the wire , the more flexible it is and the jewel will be softer.
Wire temperature - keep in mind that metal changes its flexibility and softens with temperature, enable the wire to warm up a bit before you get into the temp. of crocheting, do a little project before starting the work on the actual piece.
Stretching the wire- another tip to keep in mind is that metal hardens when stretched, so be ware of that and dont put it into too much tension, always prefer techniques in which you dont have to roll the wire around your finger and keep the wire in tension as you do when crocheting with yarn or cotton.
Wire remembers... - Metal has memory, so if you bend it or wrap it, it will remember and will tend to get back into that form.
Hook type - Its important to pick a good crochet hook that wont get worn out too fast, the wire may leave its marks and the hook will not be as smooth as it was when you started working with it, its not enjoyable to work with such a hook , it squeak and gets stuck :)
Edges - when working with metal wires the edges can be a big thumbs down if not handled properly, first of all make sure to wrap it 2 to 3 times in a hidden place before cutting the wire, then I recommend to cut the wire by making it "tired" and not by cutting it with scissors, this way the edges are much softer and the wire is much less noticeable. It is don by moving the wire ןמ circles rapidly until it breaks.
enjoy :)
crocheting with metal wires is awesome !
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Labels: crochet, gold, how to, jewelry, metal, silver, tips, tricks, wire, סריגה בחוטי מתכת, סריגת תכשיטים, תכשיטים סרוגים
Monday, February 21, 2011
YoolaCuff is on Marie Claire !!!
I was so excited to learn that my YoolaCuff , a crocheted wire jewelry cuff was on Marie Claire, you can imagine what happened when I could actually flip through the pages when I got my own copy ....
About 2 years ago my silver pomegranates were featured on Elle Decor, which was very exciting, but there is something about these shiny color perfumed pages that moves different cords.
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Sunday, March 1, 2009
Ring study
I've spent Friday night exploring rings, I'm looking to integrate additional materials in a complementary way in my crochet scarf rings.
I have not yet found it, the journey continues.
I have not yet found it, the journey continues.
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Thursday, February 26, 2009
Exquisite Provencal Pears
My Provencals Pears were created both as a gesture to the fauvism and my yearning for some far away smells.
It was just another rainy homish Saturday (not many of these... where I come from) that I decided to try and form a pear naturally based on my many poms studies.
The first one turned out too fat but showed some potential , with the second I was already very happy, so I couldn't stop and created 2 more with slight modifications. The green was the first the copper second and last bot not least the dark pink one.
The first was sold almost overnight.... couldn't expect a better start.
The pears were knitted using coated copper wire and a crochet needle, its general dimensions are 2"/2"/3.5" (5/5/8cm).
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Good morning all,
what a crazy morning this has been.
Last night we had some serious storms,
so the boys' schools delayed starting until
Andy was home & cooked a fabulous breakfast,
As we were eating I received an email
from our social worker saying we need to talk,
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my bathrooms have yet to be cleaned
and I'm wondering what happened to my day??
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I've fallen behind on posting lately
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Tina Russell will be presenting a Masterclass on Igniting Whole-School Pedagogical Shift Towards Future Focused Learning:
- Using evidence-based analysis and measures to drive future focussed learning
- Inspiring pedagogical change through frameworks such as Microsoft 21CLD and The Essential Fluencies to enhance quality teaching and learning
- Generating whole-school support through Professional Learning Communities
Anne Mirtschin will be presenting on Friday at 10:10am on The Connected Classroom:
- Inspiring (and amazing) classroom stories of connected global classrooms
- Creating connected classrooms with the innovative use of technology
- Tips for success, overcoming challenges, where to find experts/classrooms/teachers to connect with
We can't wait to see you at EduTECH 2017! Make sure you visit us at Stand 32 and meet the Microsoft Education team, watch some live demo's and get hands-on with our technology solutions.
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the fighter coud de gras the mage and they loot the body. they go back to camp. they sell loot, gather information and prepare for dungeon delving into the hole. they learn of a possible bandit assault on a fort but were unable to get details. they also learn who was backing the two factions. the Deathwatch Cult backed the lizardmen and the white sky pirates backed the Merlocs. the rouge gets into trouble, again, but the ranger was able to pull of the heist. the fighter and cleric recognise troble and request and are given prisoner rings for the other 3. the city council wants the hole dealt with and cleaned up. they set off into the hole and find that it is actually a enterance to a secret base. the cleric somehow released a crazy wizard dude that unpetrifys the guardian monks that respond to the intruders. one teleports off but the other jumps down to defend. they try to calm him but it ends when he goes into a trance and the gunslinger shoots him. thee monk is a brutal fighter destroying the gunslinger in a couple hits but eventually getting knocked down by the fighter. the party advances forward but falls literally into a trap. the fighter and gunslinger fall into it first but they get out. the rouge tries to jump over it but completely fails, falling into it. the ranger does the same thing but hits a wall of glass on the other side and falls down as well. the gunslinger shoots the wall down and jumps across. the cleric tries to grab the fighter and glide across but fails and falls in. the party climb out of the acid but when they try to rest an annoying murdurous halfling appears. they stomp upon the would be assassin and tie her up and throw her in the sack
the party found itself split up at the opening but quickly killed the croc with a satisfying spider chomp. the Fighter and the Cleric were struggling against the burly merloc pirate when the rest of the party came down. the rouge however forgot his stealthy escapades through the wires and set them of bringing down a shower of bricks upon his head. they kill the merloc pirate with a dagger to the throat as the rouge rejoins the party and delivers the killing blow. the adventurers continue their adventure and come across the merloc with the croc talking with someone down the hall. they charge him only to be confronted with the terrifying 5-headed hydra! unfortunately the hydra couldn't seem to hit the nimble dwarf and missed most of his shots. it was a pathetic boss fight. they open the pipe that they seem to be guarding and continue along to the other side. they come across a wall that seems to have been built so they have the bright idea to knock it down. on the other side waiting for them, is the Lizardman chief and a human sorcerer. its a tough fight that ends with the party opening up the pipe to shove the magic missile storming mage away so they can finish of the warrior. in the process the spider takes some punishment and is dying. the Fighter charges after the mage, who had tripped his own trap along with the reinforcements that had been coming.
the party was put in an arena with one tiger but screwed around too much and had to deal with a second one. when they won they got sold to the army to clean out the sewers and unblock them. they went in and saw a romeo and juilet scene and got the lay of the land. they then went in and was attacked by 6 lizardmen. they crushed them. as they were being looted they experienced an earthquake the lowered the light level by one and caused some things to collapse. they then split up. the druid and the melee ranger encountered a spider that they proceeded to tame it. the rouge and the ranged ranger meet a merlock and croc. they lead the m back to the spider group. they all take some damage and the spider scares the croc group off. the other group consisting of the fighter and cleric as well as the engineer npc meet a merlock pirate.
Wondering how to get started? Here are a few tips:
Invite them with either their email address or their Obsidian Portal username.
Make a few changes to the home page and give people an idea of what your campaign is about. That will let people know you're serious and not just playing with the system.
If you want to set a specific mood for your campaign, we have several backgrounds to choose from. Accentuate it by creating a top banner image.
Characters form the core of every campaign, so take a few minutes to list out the major NPCs in your campaign.
A quick tip: The "+" icon in the top right of every section is how to add a new item, whether it's a new character or adventure log post, or anything else.
The adventure log is where you list the sessions and adventures your party has been on, but for now, we suggest doing a very light "story so far" post. Just give a brief overview of what the party has done up to this point. After each future session, create a new post detailing that night's adventures.
One final tip: Don't stress about making your Obsidian Portal campaign look perfect. Instead, just make it work for you and your group. If everyone is having fun, then you're using Obsidian Portal exactly as it was designed, even if your adventure log isn't always up to date or your characters don't all have portrait pictures.
That's it! The rest is up to your and your players.


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A Franklin County judge has ordered a death sentence for a Russellville woman accused of setting a house fire that killed her six-year-old son in order to collect life insurance.
Circuit Judge Terry Dempsey sentenced 31-year-old Christie Michelle Scott on Wednesday, deciding not to go along with the jury, which recommended life in prison without parole.
Scott was convicted of capital murder in July for starting the fire at her family's Russellville home that killed Mason Scott a year ago.
She was accused of starting the fire to collect $175,000 in life insurance on her son, including a $100,000 policy purchased 12 hours before his death.
Dempsey said a death sentence is "the only way justice can be served in this case."
Scott testified during the trial that she was innocent and did not know how the fire started.
Copyright 2009 by The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved.


text: Category Events - United Kingdom, Port Talbot A thrilling walk for everyone with incredible views of the surrounding area. History An Iron Age Hillfort, an area of about seven acres enclosed by a massive bank, which would have been topped by a wooden fence, a ditch and another smaller bank is established on Mynydd-y-castell. The hillfort was occupied by the Silures, an Iron Age tribe, who fought with the Romans from 48AD until 70AD. Recent geophys is hoping to discover more about the site. What Can I See? On our walk to the hill fort, you will see many things. Mature beech and sweet chestnut trees surround the area. During autumn months deer feed on chestnuts and beech mast giving them an extra boost before the winter months. Fallen trees provide shelter for many insects and in particular Bracket fungi. This particular walk boasts impressive views of Swansea Bay and the Castle below. Meet Us From the Friends room in the castle court yard. Follow signs for the gift shop. Sensible clothing and footwear is highly recommended. Please note last minute cancellations might occur due to poor weather. Please note: This is a free event run by the 'Friends of Margam Park' volunteers. Parking charges will apply. /www.friendsofmargampark.co.uk/iron-fort-walk


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GiveNOLA Fest will be held at the Greater New Orleans Foundation's Center for Philanthropy at 919 St. Charles Avenue. Entrance to the fest will be from St. Charles Avenue near Lee Circle.
GiveNOLA Day is a 24-hour event hosted by the Greater New Orleans Foundation to inspire people to give generously to nonprofits making our region stronger, creating a thriving community for all. Now in its fourth year, GiveNOLA Day has raised more than $10 million for the region's nonprofits.


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In honour of International Women's Day this year we've asked Amanda Wong, TELUS Marketing Manager and National Chair for the Diversity & Inclusiveness Council, how she paved her career path and what tips she would offer aspriring young professionals. Here's what she had to say:
- How would you describe your role at TELUS?
When I was young, I loved going to the beach, flipping over rocks to see what treasures were underneath and deciding which ones to keep. That's the kind of work that our team does – we "flip over rocks" to find opportunities and work to figure out which ones are most valuable to improving experiences for our team members and customers.
I actually play two roles at TELUS; both of which I'm very proud of. Currently, I'm the Senior Marketing Manager on the Journey Design and Delivery team. Our team works directly with customers and our Operations teams to design customer journeys. Creating great customer journeys means making it easier for our frontline team members to deliver an exceptional experience and making it easier for our customers to do business with us. It's a new team within the organization, so every day is an exciting challenge.
In my other role at TELUS, I proudly serve as the National Chair of the Diversity & Inclusiveness Council. I think we sometimes take for granted how TELUS supports its team members and encourages us to be active participants in this diversity journey. I have the privilege of working alongside 22 exceptional team members from across the organization; we're aiming to have our pipeline of top talent reflect the diversity of our customers and communities at every level of the organization.
Over the past sixteen years,
we have donated more than
$16.5 million
and volunteered thousands of hours to diversity causes.
TELUS is recognized as one of
Canada's Best Diversity Employers for the seventh straight year.
These different perspectives, experiences and ways of thinking enable us to spark innovation, achieve our business strategy and put our customers first. We've made great progress towards achieving our goals, but driving diversity every day is a challenging journey. But I'm happy to be part of this team and take on this challenge!
- What steps in your career and education led you here? Any tips for emerging professionals?
I took a unique path getting to where I am today. While I was completing my Bachelor of Science at McGill, I picked up a summer job at TELUS – which led to three consecutive summer jobs at TELUS.
I initially had the intention of graduating and working in healthcare management, but as I completed my third summer with TELUS, I realized how great the culture and learning opportunities were at TELUS. I worked for a number of non-profits both during school and post-graduation and it was during these experiences that I finally realized what I wanted to do; I wanted to work for an organization that would help me grow professionally, while also supporting my passion for supporting my community. This led me back to TELUS and I've been a proud team member for six years.
In terms of advice, here is what I would said to aspiring professionals:
Be flexible and open to new opportunities. When I was starting out, I said yes to any event, volunteer role and coffee chat available to me. I not only found amazing job opportunities, but great people and experiences that truly reflected my passions.
Don't be discouraged if you don't meet all the criteria of a job description for a role you're interested in! Rarely does a candidate check all the requirements of a job. If you're passionate about the role, feel you can bring something new to the table, and there's an opportunity for you to learn and grow professionally, apply!
- How do you stay fresh and innovative? What keeps you up to date?
It really doesn't matter what field you're in, I believe there a few approaches we can all leverage to grow personally and professionally.
In-role development: Do at least one "outside learning" activity every month. For example, read a book, attend a conference or run an external workshop. Here's a book to get you set on your journey: Gamestorming & Frame Innovation.
Share and listen: For tech trends and consumer experience news, my team does an amazing job at sharing articles and learnings, which really encourage discussion and brainstorming. I personally like reading through LinkedIn interest groups and listening to the Accidental tech podcast.
Future growth: I encourage switching jobs every two years or so; and by switching jobs, I don't necessarily mean switching companies. TELUS encourages team members to move around teams and business units to gain new perspectives. I've been taking full advantage of this option to help me learn and to keep myself motivated. You don't have to change roles to stay fresh but you at least need to find new ways to challenge yourself.
- How has the TELUS culture impacted your role?
I believe our unique differentiator at TELUS is our people. We have folks from different backgrounds bringing their diverse experiences and strengths to the table. We have an incredible leadership team that champions, mentors and supports team members to help them succeed and grow.
On a personal note, I've worked with many amazing, talented, ambitious and supportive people. I've found some of my closest friends at TELUS and there's definitely a good balance of getting work done and having fun. Some of the things that I've participated in during my time here include: participating in a plank competition, taking part in a Halloween costume runway competition, supporting a throwback Sports Day to raise funds for JDRF, cuddling some critters as part of a puppy therapy afternoon – well, you get the idea. It's a talented, fun and diverse team that really knows the meaning of supporting the community.
- What is something you've accomplished at TELUS that you're really proud of? Why?
I was the recipient of the 2015 TELUS Emerging Leader Award. Receiving the award at the ceremony was an amazing experience, but the real honour was having my nomination, which was submitted by my coworkers and leadership team, read out loud; it was truly humbling. I didn't realize the impact that my work had on others and the tremendous amount of appreciation that I have for all the people that helped me get where I am today.
I want to give back and ensure that others starting out in their careers have the same opportunities I did. For this reason, I've been mentoring co-op students and new team members, while connecting people with our many TELUS resources to expand their networks and help develop new skills outside of their day-to-day jobs. I feel proud of the award but more proud of the experiences I've shared since then.
We think Amanda provided an amazing sneak peek of what it's like working at TELUS. Do you want to be part of a team that's equal parts innovative, diverse and inclusive? Follow your passions and explore the current opportunities available at TELUS.
Loved Amanda's story? Have something to add? Be sure to comment or join the conversation on Twitter by using the @TELUS handle and let us know what you think.


text: I'm getting my Model S in December and i'm planning to get the Hakka R2's for winter. Tesla informed me that they do not change third party tires so I need to find a place in Toronto that will do this for me. Does anyone (who lives in toronto) have a recommendation of a good place to change tires? Also I have not bought the tires yet, so if someone recommends a store to purchase tires in Toronto, please let me know!


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Talk show host David Letterman had a surprise in store for his British Prime Minister David Cameron last night when he queried the politician about Ireland live on his show.
According to the Irish Examiner, Cameron was left flabbergasted as Letterman tirelessly quizzed him about Ireland, among other things.
The top man in British politics was asked the difference between Northern Ireland and Ireland. After laughs from the crowd and a successful sidestep from the question, Cameron was then asked about the Queen's visit. He praised the monarch for the visit, claiming that she was the first member of that family to visit Ireland, but Letterman proved this to be false.
Letterman then moved on to questioning Cameron about Europe, the upcoming US elections, and the Olympics before returning with another shot about Ireland. He asked if Northern Ireland was part of England, to which Cameron replied that it was part of the United Kingdom, not England.
The grilling was all in good sport however, and Cameron even managed to raise a few laughs when talking about Anglo-American relations.


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text: Being the typical geek, I enjoy my Holidays by heading to the local Best Buy and having a little one on one time with all the new gadgets. While checking out the slew of Android Tablets on display and feeling sorry for the Blackberry tablet, I noticed a new tab sitting over in the corner. It looked like the thrive, but the rumored day was July 10th so I thought it was probably just a dummy unit. Sure enough it was the real deal Toshiba Thrive 16gb model marked with a $479.99 pricetag! When I asked the salesman if they were available now, he said he had 14 in stock ready to go. So if you've passed on the Transformer, Iconia, Xoom, and Galaxy Tab now's your chance to rush down to your local Best Buy and pick one up! Head on over to our sister site @ Toshiba Thrive Forum for more discussions!


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It's the one we've all been waiting for – the film that persuaded Ellen Page to come out. She teams up with lesbian favourite Julianne Moore for a true tale of LGBT activism and tragedy that's clearly aiming for a broad audience. Moore is sexy and sympathetic as police lieutenant Laurel Hester, battling to transfer her pension to her partner, Stacie Andree, after a diagnosis of terminal cancer. However, I wish the gay civil rights activists who backed up the couple hadn't been played for laughs. Bizarrely, much more time is given to the straight male consciences of the police officers who worked alongside Hester.


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4 FanDuel Premier League Studs to Target for Matchweek 38
As is the case when playing any sport on FanDuel, it's imperative to hit on high-priced studs, the players in which you've made the biggest investment. This is especially true with strikers in soccer as goals are often the difference between winning and losing in DFS.
Let's take a look at some high-priced players -- all across the pitch -- who, despite costing a good chunk of change, are worth the investment.
It's the final day of the season, but the Premier League is going out with a bang. As is customary, all 10 matches on the season's final day -- this Sunday -- will start at the same time, meaning we get our first full 10-game slate of the season.
|Matchweek 38
|Sunday, May 21st
|Bournemouth at Leicester City
|Tottenham at Hull City
|West Ham at Burnley
|Manchester City at Watford
|Everton at Arsenal
|Stoke City at Southampton
|Crystal Palace at Manchester United
|Middlesbrough at Liverpool
|West Brom at Swansea
|Sunderland at Chelsea
The 10-game slate is going to have a big impact on the DFS landscape. The biggest -- and most obvious -- difference is that it'll be a lot easier to differentiate your lineups with basically twice as many players as usual available for team selection. It'll also be easier to find value plays with teams more apt to tinker with their starting XI if they have nothing to play for, which is the case for all but a few sides.
Let's get to it.
Alexis Sanchez, Arsenal
FanDuel Price: $12,000
There are three big home favorites, and you're going to want some exposure to each of them. Chelsea is a 2.0-goal favorite against Sunderland, Arsenal is a 1.5-goal favorite versus Everton, and Liverpool are 2.5-goal favorites for their all-important match with Middlesbrough.
Due to the circumstances, it's Arsenal and Liverpool we should feel most comfortable with, because both squads desperately need a win to secure a top-four spot. Chelsea, meanwhile, have the title wrapped up, and their only motivation is to stay in form for next week's F.A. Cup final. With that said, Liverpool striker Roberto Firmino is looking unlikely to play due to injury, which pushes us toward Sanchez.
Sanchez has been outstanding this season. His 23 goals and 10 assists make him the only Premier League player to rank among the top five in both goals and assists. His WhoScored.com rating of 7.75 is the second-best mark in the EPL, trailing only Eden Hazard.
As we touched on, the Gunners are a 1.5-goal favorite for their home date with Everton. The Toffees have nothing to play for -- locked into seventh place -- while Arsenal still have a shot at a Champions League berth thanks to their strong finishing kick. Sanchez has been a huge part of the closing run, scoring four times with one assist across the last three matches.
He put Southampton's back line in a blender and then threw them in the trash can to ignite the three-game tear.
Magnificent goal by that man Alexis Sanchez. pic.twitter.com/RnrISDSP9G
— Goals (@PremHighlightz) May 10, 2017
Sanchez is costly, but with the amount of value options that should be available, it shouldn't be too hard to fit him in.
Philippe Coutinho, Liverpool
FanDuel Price: $10,900
Coutinho can be volatile -- as can Liverpool's entire attack -- but he's in a sublime spot this weekend. The Reds are massive 2.5-goal home favorites as they host Boro in a game they have to win to ensure Champions League qualification. That's probably going to make Coutinho chalk, but fade him at your own risk.
In a similar must-win match at West Ham last time out, manager Jurgen Klopp deployed Coutinho in a deeper midfield role, and it went OK. Liverpool netted four goals, with Coutinho scoring twice and assisting on another on his way to 77 FanDuel points. That's the kind of upside it's going to take to pull down a large-field tourney on this huge slate.
Middlesbrough is already relegated and have nothing to play for. Typically, clubs take this chance to run out some youngsters. We'll see what Boro do, but they have allowed seven goals across their last three matches regardless. Roster Coutinho and build from there.
Phil Jagielka, Everton
FanDuel Price: $6,800
There are a few ways we could go here with top-priced defenders. If you want a high ceiling via goal-scoring opportunity, Liverpool's James Milner -- who is the slate's most expensive defender ($7,200) and takes penalties for the Reds -- is your man. If it's a safe floor you're after, that's where Jagielka comes in.
The Everton defender has safety by virtue of defensive volume, as he should be mighty busy against Arsenal. It's not like he doesn't have upside -- he did drop 44.5 FanDuel points last time out and has scored at least 40 fantasy points in four of his last seven appearances -- but he's not a great bet to get on the scoresheet in this one with Everton a decided underdog. Instead, he's in a nice spot to rack up tackles, clearances and interceptions as Arsenal go all out for the three points.
A word of warning here -- with Everton locked into seventh place, it's not a given Jagielka plays, so check the starting lineup when it's announced. The same goes for Hull City. We've gone to the Hull well often this season for high-floor defenders, and Andrea Ranocchia ($6,500) is in a great situation as they take on Tottenham. But with the Tigers relegated, there's no telling what lineup they'll roll out for the final match.
Jordan Pickford, Sunderland
FanDuel Price: $7,200
Not much went right for Sunderland this season as the Black Cats looked like the league's worst team from the outset, and they've taken 24 points from 37 matches so far on their way to relegation. Their young keeper has been one bright spot, though.
Pikford -- as long as he's in the lineup -- should be under siege at Stamford Bridge against Chelsea. Sunderland rank 18th in possession (43.0%) and 19th in shots allowed per game (17.5) while the Blues are 5th in shots per match (14.9) and 1st in goals scored (80).
Pickford's chances at a clean sheet are small, even if Chelsea don't field their top starting XI, but his potential save volume is immense. It could play out a lot like his last match, when Pickford allowed 2 goals at Arsenal but still scored 34.5 FanDuel points thanks to 11 saves.


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Network Appliance has added SnapManager for Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 to its suite of application data management solutions.
SnapManager provides customers with enterprise-class backup, recovery, deployment, and management to help them dramatically reduce costs associated with data management.
NetApp is providing Office SharePoint Server 2007 customers with a cost-effective data management foundation and robust backup and recovery capabilities for resilient and scalable storage.
"Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 is fast becoming a hub for information and collaboration within organisations worldwide," said Seth Patton, director SharePoint Products and Technologies at Microsoft.
"We are pleased that NetApp is providing a data management solution that will complement the enhancements delivered in this latest release. NetApp SnapManager software will help IT administrators get more out of their hardware and networking investments and make deployment easier and more flexible, while giving administrators more time for value-added work."
NetApp SnapManager for Office SharePoint Server 2007 dramatically increases the productivity of organisations, administrators, and data assets by providing customers with maximum data availability, simplified data management, and reduced costs.
Additionally, by leveraging other NetApp software such as NetApp SnapMirror, customers can achieve simple, flexible, and cost-effective Snapshot replication and mirroring for easy-to-use disaster recovery of SharePoint Server data.
NetApp also provides tools that centralise data into easy-to-manage storage pools to easily scale Microsoft Office SharePoint Server environments.
SharePoint users can also use NetApp FlexVol software to easily resize storage pools to maximise storage resource utilisation.
Avanade, a global IT consultancy dedicated to using the Microsoft platform to help enterprises achieve profitable growth, has worked with NetApp to provide customers with a simplified approach to their data management needs by leveraging the architectural simplicity of NetApp storage.
"We congratulate NetApp on the release of NetApp SnapManager for Microsoft Office SharePoint Server," said Larry LeSueur, vice president, Infrastructure and Collaboration at Avanade.
"As we have worked with customers to implement Office SharePoint Server solutions, we are excited to see this new offering and how technologies continue to evolve to enable customers to gain competitive advantage and increased employee productivity. The new SnapManager software from NetApp will help customers consolidate their information onto one highly manageable and scalable platform."
Additionally, NetApp Global Services (NGS) will offer professional and support services that complement these software offerings to help customers rapidly design and implement Office SharePoint Server environments enabled by NetApp.
Plus, NGS resources are Microsoft certified and have experience in industry verticals such as financial services and the government sector.
The services offerings will be organised as components and will include consolidation and migration, backup and recovery, and disaster recovery for SharePoint Server 2007.
All of the service components for Office SharePoint Server 2007 will share a structured implementation methodology that follows proven project management concepts and emphasises knowledge transfer to IT operations staff.
NetApp SnapManager for Office SharePoint Server supports Microsoft Cluster Server (MSCS) for high availability and Microsoft Multipath Input/Output (I/O) for resiliency in FC and IP SAN environments.
SnapManager for Microsoft SharePoint Server 2007 expands the NetApp business application integration software portfolio, which includes NetApp SnapManager for Microsoft Exchange, SnapManager for Microsoft SQL Server, SnapManager for SAP, and SnapManager for Oracle.
SnapManager for Microsoft SharePoint Server 2007 will be available in August 2007.


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It's the most wonderful time of the year; it's time for engineering students to class it up, put on their dancing shoes, and head to the Fireball!
Fireball is the annual engineering formal and awards ceremony that happened this past Saturday (February 8th). I've gone to Fireball the past few years and it's crazy to think that this was my last one (I'm graduating in a few months)! During dinner, several awards were announced. These ranged from silly (Over Enthusiastic Event Attender), to serious (Teaching Assistant Awards, Professor Awards, and the Image of an Engineer Award).
Fireball is also an exciting time because they announce the new McMaster Engineering Society (MES) President! The MES represents engineering students at the university, and they organize social, professional development and academic events for engineering students. The McMaster Engineering Society president for the 2014-2015 year is Ben Kinsella! I actually interviewed Ben in the Mac Eng: Reel Talk series over the summer about the Ask an Undergraduate Engineer Program for students considering McMaster Engineering. I'm so excited that Ben is the incoming MES president; he's going to rock the show!
After the awards were presented, we spent the rest taking photos, catching up with friends (including fellow bloggers Genna, Danielle and Vanessa) and tearing up the dance floor! It's nice to be able to blow off some steam while showing off our sweet dance moves. Engineers may work hard, but we also play hard. What a wonderful night with such classy people!
That's all for now folks!
|Fellow blogger Danielle and I dressed up all spiffy for Fireball. Engineering and Society program, represent!


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Salum Kambi (he signs his artworks as Sanii Kambi, sanii = artist in Kiswahili)
was born on April 10th, 1970 in Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania. His painting "start-up"
comes from the days when being in Primary School. He made the drawings of his
schoolmate, kind of caricatures. Later on when finishing Primary School,
Kambi was nominated as the best school artist. He is a self-taught artist
who has been improving his skills in various workshops organized by art
teachers or artists mainly from Germany.
A big inspiration for Salum Kambi is a Tanzanian well established painter Raza Mohamed. No wonder – they don´t
live far away from each other in Mwenge, part of Dar es Salaam. Another source
of inspiration was his father (though not a painter) who passed recently as
Salum Kambi acknowledged in an interview with Afrum.
Kambi has been able to bring out a total different approach to canvas oil
painting by his technique, using either a palate knife or a fine brush,
sometimes both. He loves painting women as he strongly feels that women
in Africa sacrifice a lot for the family lives. He is a member of the
Wasanii arts group. He has been exhibiting his art among other places
in the Netherlands, Sweden and naturally in Tanzania. In 2004 he was
selected for the African Art Festival in Rome, Italy.
The same year one of his paintings was chosen for the reception building of the
State House, Dar es Salaam. In summer 2008 his paintings were
exhibited by Shambala Gallery in Danmark which is working closely
with the Czech Embassy in Copenhagen. Salum Kambi is painting
currently in the USA.


text: ELKHART -- Snapping the football is no joking matter to Zach Whittaker. "When I playing for my dad back in fourth grade, he said one day he was looking for someone to play center," recalled Jimtown's senior ball handler. "I joked around telling him that I could do it, so I took a Nerf football and tried it. From that point on, I was in love and haven't wanted to play anywhere else since. "Although I might not be as big (5-foot-8, 210 pounds) as some other people, that hasn't stopped me from working hard to be the best I can be at my position. I know a lot of people are counting on me, so I don't want to let them down." Whittaker hopes to keep up the good work Friday night when No. 8 Jimtown (11-1) welcomes Andrean (9-3) to Knepp Field for a Class 3-A regional championship contest. Kickoff is set for 7:30 p.m., with the winner moving on to meet No. 2 West Lafayette (12-0) or No. 4 Eastbrook (12-0) in next week's northern semistate. A fixture in the middle of the offensive line for the past two seasons, Whittaker certainly endured his share of adversity to fulfill his dream. In addition to having surgeries to correct problems with his shoulder and bladder, Whittaker also to deal with a serious heart condition that could have forced him to give up playing the game he loves. "When I was a little kid, I would come to every (Jimtown) home game and tell people that I'm going to be playing on that field (Knepp Field) one day," Whittaker said prior to Monday's workout. "I dreamed of being a captain when I was a senior and helping lead us to the state championship. I didn't want to miss out on any of this, so that's what helped motivate me and get me through all of this." Everyone has been singing the praises of Whittaker as he helped the Jimmies accumulate more than 2,500 yards rushing and over 3,100 total yards. "Zach is the brains of our offense, which is why we trust him with making all of our line calls," said Jimtown coach Mike Campbell. "He's a smart kid (3.85 GPA) who has no trouble expressing himself both on and off the field. "He lives and breathes Jimtown football and has battled through a lot of adversity to get to this point. If everyone was as committed and unselfish as Zach, we wouldn't have anything to worry about." Whittaker's interests center around more than just the gridiron. "As much as I love Jimtown football, I also have a passion for music as well," Whittaker said. "I not only participate in the (Jimtown) show choir, but I've also been playing the piano for around 10 years. I've always liked getting involved in different things, so these are other ways for me to express myself." The Jimmies will have to contend with Andrean senior quarterback Richard Schmidt, who had 218 yards passing and three touchdowns against Culver Military in the sectional final. "With this being our first season in (Class) 3-A, a lot of people underestimated us and thought we couldn't win a sectional," Whittaker said. "Everyone on this team loves a challenge, so that's what made it so much more satisfying when we did accomplish this (16-7 over NorthWood last Friday). We've still got a tough road ahead of us, but I like our chances to keep going if we keep playing with the confidence we have now." FRIDAY Class 5-A Merrillville (11-1) at Mishawaka (11-1), 7:30 Class 3-A Andrean (9-3) at Jimtown (11-1), 7:30 Class 2-A Fairfield (10-2) at Rensselaer (10-2), 8 Class 1-A Culver (8-4) at Laf. Catholic (12-0), 7


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Travel health notices
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This post courtesy of Anne Taylor-Vaisey: Here are four astracts of articles from the January 2004 issue of Family Medicine. Free full text is available here (don't we love that?). Here is the list of issues:
Afonso NM, Cardozo LJ, Mascarenhas OA, Aranha AN, Shah C. Are anonymous evaluations a better assessment of faculty teaching performance? A comparative analysis of open and anonymous evaluation processes. Fam Med 2005; 37(1):43-47.
OBJECTIVE: We compared teaching performance of medical school faculty using anonymous evaluations and open evaluations (in which the evaluator was not anonymous) and examined barriers to open evaluation.
METHODS: Residents and medical students evaluated faculty using an open evaluation instrume! nt in which their identity was indicated in the evaluation. Following this, they completed anonymous evaluation on the same faculty members. Aggregate outcomes using the two evaluation systems were compared. Outcomes by group of evaluators (residents and students) were analyzed. Trainees were also asked to rate the barriers to the open evaluation process.
RESULTS: A statistically significant difference between the open and anonymous evaluations was noted across all items, with faculty receiving lower scores on the anonymous evaluations. The mean score for all the items on the open evaluations was 4.45 +/- 0.65, compared to mean score of 4.07 +/- 0.80 on the anonymous evaluations. There was also a statistically significant difference between open and anonymous evaluations in five clinical teaching domains that were evaluated individually. Residents perceived that the three most common barriers to optimal evaluation were an apprehension of possible encounters with the same atte! nding physician in the future, destruction of working relationships with the attending, and a feeling of frustration with the evaluation system.
CONCLUSIONS: The evaluation of faculty teaching performance is complex. Most academic medical centers use the open evaluation format. This study supports the case for the use of the anonymous evaluation method as a more accurate reflection of teaching performance.
Buchel TL, Edwards FD. Characteristics of effective clinical teachers. Fam Med 2005; 37(1):30-35.
OBJECTIVES: Defining what makes an exceptional teacher is challenging. This study's objectives were to identify teaching attributes that residents and faculty value most and to determine whether the opinions of residents and faculty differed.
METHODS: A list of 15 teaching attributes was distributed to residents and faculty at eight family medicine residency programs. Respondents were asked to indicate the three most important and the three least important attributes of effective clinical educators.
RESULTS: Overall response rates were 58% for residents and 65% for faculty. Residents and faculty agreed that being enthusiastic and having clinical competence are important attributes and that scholarly activity is not as important. Residents felt it is important for an educator to respect their autonomy and independence as clinicians, whereas faculty members felt that this was among the least important traits. Faculty felt that serving as a role model worth emulating was important, but residents ranked this at the bottom of their list. Residents placed a higher premium on a faculty member's ability to answer questions clearly and explain difficult topics (labeled "clarity" in our study) and felt more strongly that it was important for quality educators to be readily available and able to provide a safe, nonjudgmental, nonthreatening learning environment.
CONCLUSIONS: There are areas of agreement and disagreement between faculty and residents about attributes of effective clinical teachers. With the implementation of competency-based assessment systems, it will become important to determine which attributes actually promote the development of competence among learners, thereby allowing the encouragement of those attributes.
Latessa R, Mouw D. Use of an audience response system to augment interactive learning. Fam Med 2005; 37(1):12-14.
BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVES: Little data exist about the use of an Audience Response System (ARS) as an interactive educational tool in medical teaching. The goals of our pilot study were to determine whether an ARS can enhance educational experiences of health care providers.
METHODS: The learners in the study were mainly physicians, and the educational topic was treating self, family, and friends.
RESULTS: The learners reported that the ARS made the presentation more fun, helped them be more attentive, and allowed them to learn more than in traditional lecture formats.
CONCLUSIONS: An ARS has potential as a teaching tool in this setting.
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officially a pumper now
I have officially joined the pumpers club today. Have had the pump a week sitting their waiting for training. What a loooooonnnnngggg week it was.
It sure was nice to test, enter amount of carbs, hit a button. DONE! I have seen my husband use his pump for as long as i have known him and thought wow, i would never be able to understand how to do that.
I am a little overwhelmed with all the info i just took in, but thank goodness for my honey who is on the same pump. :-)
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What pump did you get ?
Welcome to the club! It takes a while to get the pump settings just right and, the beauty is, that you can change them if there are changes in your metabolism. I love being able to either decrease the basal levels, particularly if I'm exercising, or increase them to counteract an unexpected high BG. I've been diabetic for 38 years but only started pumping in 2011. I hope I never have to return to MDI!
My endo is awesome too she even got insurance company to pay for the Bayer test stops at 250 strips a month it's nice when you find great doctors and use products with great support staff to back product
My Dr is the one my husband found for himself b4 i was dx. She's the first one he hasn't threatened harm to like the others he has come across. He's been on a pump since 1981 so it was hard to find a Dr on west coast who understood them or would lecture him like a little kid. She's a team player.
That's awesome about your Dr and the strips
That's number three number two should be your endo and pump company that work together with you or that's how it is with medtronic and medtronic is available 24-7-365
Welcome pumper it is nice to have and it does take a little to remember everything but you have great resources at hand your hubby number one I love my pump and now the freedom your going to have you'll love it
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Cameron University CETES Center To Host Global Game Jam
Cameron University's Center for Emerging Technology and Entrepreneurial Studies (CETES) will be one of the 450 locations for the Global Game Jam; an event that takes place around the world on Jan. 24 to Jan 26.
Kevin Harris, the lead organizer for Lawton's Global Game Jam alongside Director of CETES Arun Tilak came together through Harris's wife, an instructor at Cameron, during one of CETES's Tech Night events held on campus.
According to Harris, the event is to not only help people to network and develop skills, but also a chance for people to create a game and experiment with it and have fun.
"What people do is they gather together and create a game based on a worldwide theme," Harris said. "The game is meant to be playable and released in that 48 hour time period."
The games the participants will be able to develop are digital, card and board games.
Harris states that the theme is kept secret until the keynote address is delivered at the beginning of the event. This is to allow participants to try new things and prevent enterprising individuals on working on their game early.
"It's about getting together, having a lot of constraints and using those constraints to guide your development," Harris said.
When Harris approached Tilak about the idea of having the event at CETES, Tilak stated he thought it was a great idea as the event promoted the mission of CETES for not only Cameron, but the community of Lawton as well.
According to Harris and Tilak, the Global Game Jam is open to not just Cameron students, but the community of Lawton as well.
"There are lots of people in Lawton who are telecommuting, who have the skill set, but don't have a platform to network and that is what we are willing to provide," Tilak said.
Tilak hopes that members of the community will create connections and share ideas with other members. He also hopes that Cameron students that do participate in the event will begin creating networks with those members of the community.
"The function of a university is education, but eventually students will go into society and work," Tilak said. "With Cameron we are trying to create a link with the community and economic development."
Harris states that this is the Global Game Jam's sixth year since its inception in 2009. This is the first year that Oklahoma has participated in the worldwide event. Cameron University's CETES Center is one of two locations in the state hosting the event.
The games will be available to the community to try out and play on Jan 26., at 3 p.m. During that time all games will also be uploaded on the Global Game Jam website.
Harris states that the collaboration of the CETES center and Tilak was instrumental on having this event work and be brought to the Lawton community.
The Global Game Jam will kickoff Friday, Jan 24., at 5 p.m., at the CETES center. For more information about the event you can contact the CETES Center at 580.581.5447. You can also visit the Global Game Jam website for more information about the event.


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Kenney to speak at AL DÍA's Philadelphia Diversity Career Fair
PHILADELPHIA — Now in its 15th year, AL DÍA's Philadelphia Diversity Career Fair has received the support of the city's administration.
Mayor Jim Kenney will open the fair by giving opening remarks on April 27.
"I'm honored to speak at the 15th Annual Diversity Career Fair," Kenney said. "This fair represents a great opportunity for both public and private industry to discover the level of talent we have in the city, as well as show that they value and foster diverse workplaces."
AL DÍA started the fair with the intent to help the Latino community connect with employers. However, as the event has evolved over the years, it has been opened to a broader diverse community in Philadelphia.
"I consider AL DÍA to be a partner in helping the City of Philadelphia realize our diversity goals, particularly as we work to ensure that our government workforce is diverse and representative of our city as a whole," Kenney added.
The Philadelphia Diversity Career Fair will bring over 30 of the region's top employers to the Pennsylvania Convention Center for an afternoon of informational presentations and professional development workshops. The event will feature a CEO panel made up of top business executives.
"We continue to do it every year because there is a need to not only connect career seekers with the companies that are hiring but to also provide resources for those career seekers," Rachel Mancini, events manager, said. "Things like resume reviews and headshots might be hard for the normal job seeker to get on their own."
Career seekers of all experience levels are invited to participate. Last year, the event saw nearly 300 attendees participate. Around 25 percent self-reported as bilingual.
"Throughout the year, we meet many different highly talented individuals and companies seeking those individuals," Mancini said. "This event gives us a chance to bring those people together. It's also an opportunity for employers to look outside of the usual stream of applicants they might receive."
For more information, visit the event's webpage here.


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The making of our AW 2018-19 men's collection prints.
Hand painted marble technique on paper used to create the unique prints.
Book 1-50 & 51-100
Making of
Behind the Scenes by Lisa Vreeland
Lisa Immordino Vreeland's view on preparations and backstage of Dries Van Noten fashion show #100.
Filmed February 2017 Paris, France.
An intimate portrait of the fashion designer by Reiner Holzemer. More info on www.driesfilm.com
2017 Art of style
The film "Art of style : Dries Van Noten", directed by Lisa Immordino Vreeland, is now available on M2M website: http://on.m2m.tv/2nIQZzZ
Iced flowers installation
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Timelapse Iced flowers melting
Women S/S 2017
Invitations by Gill Button
The illustration of the collection this season is by Gill Button. Gill hand painted over each of our 1000 invitations. An English art Illustrator, primarily focusing on portraiture. Dries van Noten came across her work on Instagram. Her media of choice are oil and ink, with which she uses loose expressive, brushwork.
Opera Garnier
Split Screen
Balanescu Quartet
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Timelapse Finale
Men S/S 2016
A carpet
A carpet by Buenos Aires based visual Artist Alexandra Kehayoglou as runway. Exclusively commissioned this summer by Dries van Noten and woven and tufted entirely by hand over four weeks just in time for the show.


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