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Perguruan Tinggi Cendana consider the first campus in town which apply integrated learning system. Student will experience an unique experience learning system while study here and all the lessons are more practical than theoritical to support the business and career competition nowadays.
Perguruan Tinggi Cendana are non-smoking and positive-attitude campus. We always create a positive campus environment to support our learning system and to give the best benefit for our student. We do create English speaking area in campus to enhance communication between students.Fortunately, what looked tricky at first was easy to fix with two backported commits from master. see branch maint22_wincompile in my repo.
Looks mostly okay, except that every single change made to a stable release requires a changes file. Adding one and merging these.
Next time we backport something to 0.2.2 and have a changes file that refers to 0.2.2, can we be sure to do the forward-port to master in such a way that the changes file for 0.2.2 doesn't end up in the changes directory for master?Try to do things manually
Try to do something manually instead of using the automated option available to you. Like climbing the stairs instead of catching the lift or an elevator. If you can, walk to work, or take a stroll during your lunch break, it can be one of the best options to stay fit. Even installing software that reminds you on the hour to get up from your desk and stretch will help improve your wellness.
Consume loads of water
Drink loads of water. Everyone of us has heard it before, but not many of us actually put it into practice but it is life's essential liquid, so getting your share is extremely important. Bottle of water on your desk can help you in getting adequate amount of water.
Include fruits in your diet
Consuming fruits daily is also one of the healthy habits. At least 3-5 fruits should be eaten a day to get all the essential nutrients required for the body. Moreover, fruits if eaten raw or consumed as fresh juice, are excellent ways to balance moisture level in a body.Hosting my first play date - does this sound fun?
I'm hosting my first ever play date. There will be 2 two-year olds and a four year old. The guests coming to our house are very concerned about germs, so a lot of what I would want to do wouldn't work. I stumbled on this idea on pinterest and it seems like good clean (no germs) sensory fun.
Do you think the kids would enjoy a laundry day themed sensor play? I would set up a kiddie height clothes line and offer basins, soap, access to the hose, clothes pins, scrub brushes, spray bottles and baby clothes my newborn has outgrown.
What else would be fun? Would this even get the kids playing?
Honestly I just brew a pot of coffee and visit with my mom friend. Sounds like a lot of work. I'd skip anything that involves water.
Sounds like a good idea, albeit messy with water. Is this a thing though? Planned activities for a play date?
@catomd00: lol. I thought that's what you had to do? It's my first ever, so I may have the concept all wrong.
@Orchid: that would stress me out! Maybe it depends on the social circle, but we usually just let the kids do whatever while the moms hang out - we usually have coffee or mimosas or wine depending on time of day and some snacks.
@Mrsbells: it would be outside, but the kids would get wet, so that's a good point.
Do you have a blow-up pool? I like @youboots idea to brew some coffee, then go outside and let the kids play.  They don't need anything structured. If it's hot, stay inside and let them play with your LO's toys.
that sounds really cute and fun, although i totally don't think you need to have a theme or special activity. just have them come over and play with the regular toys, have snacks on hand, and get some adult conversation in!
Sounds fun but I agree messy with the hose. Most play dates I've gone to aren't very organized. The most I'll do is set up stations in the house or the yard. So I might set out a few blankets with dress up clothes at one, blocks at another, balls and games at another, stomp rocket in the middle. Mainly so when there's lots of kids they gravitate towards those and don't rip every toy off the shelf.
With 2 and 4 year olds, I think the main thing is going to be that you're not going to just sit back and chat with the other moms, unless the kids are always together and it's not a big deal. I know there is no way I could have trusted my 4 year old to play nicely with 2 year olds!
So, I would do something where all the moms and kids can participate, so I love the idea of the laundry station, just tell the moms to bring the kids a change of clothes because there will be water play!
@mediagirl: @edelweiss: @Maysprout: we don't have a lot of toys! And I am nervous they'll be bored. And I kinda want them outside so the baby can sleep.
@Orchid: oh, in that case, i think water play is a great idea! some other ideas are sprinkler, water table, bubbles... just prep the other family by letting them know that they should bring swim diapers, an extra set of clothes or swim clothes, towels and sunscreen (unless you'll be providing those)...and have a backup plan in case it rains!
You can integrate @Maysprout's idea, too, by doing "stations" so they're not on top of each other. Like, one station would be the basin and scrub brushes, with maybe some toys that can get wet. And another would be the line, with clothes and pins. Since they're already getting wet, a baby pool or sprinkler might be a good idea, too.
No way would they be bored with all that!
That sounds like a lot of fun! I've been to playdates both ways - a planned activity or just pull the toys out and referree I wouldn't do anything that requires a lot of set up on your part because you never know if the kids will go for it and that would be a downer if it were a flop.
I've been thinking about doing a "car wash" just with LO though. She has a car we push her in, her tricycle, her scooter... I was thinking of filling up a bucket with soapy water and having her wash those. Might be easier than clothes, clothespins, clotheslines, etc.?
DS is younger, but we host a monthly "no-prep playgroup" for a group ranging from 6 months to 4 years.
The rules are that I don't worry about cleaning my house or finding a pinterest craft, and you don't have to worry about getting dressed up. In the morning, DH runs out to get bagels and coffee, and everyone just shows up whenever fits their schedule (within a 2.5 hour window) in yoga pants and pony tails. Then, we hang out and drink coffee while the kids run around in the yard and play.
The only reason it works for us is that I'm adamant about "no prep". I usually walk through the house the night before and pick up a tiny bit, but that's it. If it required more work, I wouldn't do it. We've been doing this for nearly a year, and the kids all seem to have fun -- simply being at a new house with different toys appears to be enough.
@MrsLonghorn: thank you!
@magnoliamama42: I think I'll have a bubbles station then. We have stuff to make giant bubbles and a bubble machine. I do have a sprinkler and pool too.
@daniellemybelle: i love that idea! Even a toy car wash would be fun. I think I might do that for my son when he wakes up from nap today.Abstract: This paper proposes a model to better capture persistent regime changes in the interest rates of the US term structure. While the previous literature on this matter proposes that regime changes in the term structure are due to persistent changes in the conditional mean and volatility of interest rates we find that changes in a single parameter that determines the factor loadings of the model better captures regime changes. We show that this model gives superior in-sample forecasting performance as compared to a baseline model and a volatility-switching model. In general, we find compelling evidence that the extracted factors from our term structure models are closely related with various economic variables. Furthermore, we investigate and find evidence that the effects of macroeconomic phenomena such as monetary policy, inflation expectations, and real economic activity differ according to the particular regime realized for the term structure. In particular, we identify the periods where monetary policy appears to have a greater effect on the yield curve, and the periods where inflation expectations seem to have a greater effect in yield determination. We also find convincing evidence of a relationship between the regimes estimated by the various switching models with economic activity and monetary policy.<gh_stars>1-10
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