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3 February 2018
The survey off the coast of South-Africa has a broad ecosystem approach and will aim at gaining an understanding of ecosystem status in general, as well as of specific ecosystem components. One of many objectives is to check if there are any unique bottom topography features by using the SM710 and SM302 multibeam sonars that are on board. Very little is known of the seafloor of South Africa, so continuous surveying whilst cruising between waypoints, in addition to several focused surveys, are planned. After one week at sea we have exposed several previously unknown seafloor features, that can be included in future overviews of submarine canyons and landslide features. These has been mapped in extremely high definition and has allowed scientists on board to visualize these in 3D (see some of the pictures below). These have also been the basis for planning further bottom sampling as we go along our transects (with grabs and box corers) and trawling. By also including measurements made by the SB300 Topas sub-bottom profiler, the buried substructures associated with deep reefs and trawl grounds, canyon systems and ancient river valleys has been revealed. This is an exciting first step for planning further bottom surveys in the area!
Text: Andrew Green and Kathrine Michalsen
A workshop held in Guatemala City brought together a broad group of stakeholders to refine the initial list of practices, validate the overall objectives and then evaluating the criteria of the three pillars of climate-smart agriculture (adaptation, mitigation and productivity). Photos: J.L.Urrea (CCAFS)
It's not always easy to relax. I have been prioritizing and exploring ambience in my daily life through environmental considerations such as light, sound, temperature, and other sensations. I am searching for relaxation.
A sound bath is a practice that uses vibrations as a form of healing. Similar to how loud speakers can shake the floor of a night club, our bodies and molecules also respond to sound through vibrations.
Arjun Lal is an interdisciplinary artist from Kjipuktuk working across visual media, performance, and sound.
In partnership with Eyelevel Gallery
On 19 February 2015, on the occasion of the Workshop on Linking Global and Regional Levels in the Management of Marine Areas Beyond National Jurisdiction”, a side event was jointly organized by the EAF-Nansen Project and the FAO Deep-sea Programme.
The event was to present aspects of the survey carried out on the seamounts in the South East Atlantic Fisheries Organization (SEAFO) area by the R/V Dr. Fridtjof Nansen and share insights on capacity development for the sustainable management of fisheries and biodiversity conservation in ABNJ.
The Side Event was opened and chaired by Merete Tandstad, Fishery Resources Officer at the FAO Marine and Inland Fisheries Branch.
Photo Courtesy of Deborah Catena
Minister of Community and Social Services Rajan Sawhney spoke in Edmonton on Sunday, April 26, 2020, about the variety of supports government is providing to help vulnerable Albertans during this unprecedented public health crisis.
A variety of efforts are being made to support vulnerable and at-risk Albertans feeling the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic. Government is prioritizing support for those who need it most, including people with disabilities, people accessing income support programs, homeless and women’s shelters, and civil society organizations that support Albertans, including food banks.
Support is being provided to the disability community to help navigate this crisis. Programs such as Family Support for Children with Disabilities (FSCD), Persons with Developmental Disabilities (PDD) and Assured Income for the Severely Handicapped (AISH) are still available during the pandemic.
Government is working with disability service provider partners to provide personal protective equipment, help maintain staffing, and develop policies to allow for easier access to supports and help ensure the well-being of individuals and families. A reference guide on COVID-19 for people with disabilities has also been developed to provide information on how to stay safe and limit the spread of the virus. This guide is available online.
Alberta Supports contact centres remain open, with services accessible by phone or online. Monthly benefits continue to be provided to Albertans accessing AISH and Income Support during the pandemic. Government will be exempting a portion of the Canada Emergency Response Benefit (CERB) as income for AISH and Income Support recipients.
Homeless shelters and community organizations have received financial support to open 14 new shelter facilities to meet physical distancing requirements and are now focusing their efforts on re-housing to take people out of the shelter system. More than 400 people have been housed since the beginning of this crisis.
Women’s emergency shelters are helping to protect women and children experiencing domestic violence by providing safe isolation in hotels, adjusting programming to meet physical distancing requirements and hiring additional staff so they can respond to increased crisis calls, while continuing to provide supports to women and children.
Government has received 850 applications for the $30 million in funding from charities, not-for-profits and civil society organizations from across the province. These applications are currently being reviewed and urgent requests are being prioritized to deliver the most effective support to vulnerable Albertans.
Government also recently provided $5 million to help food banks and charities provide Albertans with food during this crisis. This funding helps ensure safe food distribution to Alberta’s food banks and will assist with efforts to respond to COVID-19. (photography by Chris Schwarz/Government of Alberta)
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“How do the Nations prioritize their Cyber investments?”
Moderated by Dr Antonio Missiroli (right), Assistant Secretary General, Emerging Security Challenges, NATO
Participants (right to left):
Edvinas Kerza, Vice-Minister of National Defence, Lithuania
Kristina Posavec, Deputy State Secretary at the Central State Office for the Development of the Digital Society, Croatia;
Tomasz Zdzikot, Secretary of State, Ministry of National Defence, Poland.
NATO’s largest Cyber Security Conference, NIAS (NATO Information Assurance Symposium), organized by the NCI Agency, took place in Mons, Belgium on 15-17 October.
This 15th edition of the annual symposium, will focus on: ‘Digital transformation: smart machines for smarter decisions’.
As smart machines proliferate, NATO must be prepared to tap into the potential of these technologies so that Allied leaders can make the right decisions at the right time to protect our infrastructures, troops and populations.
Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning and Big Data are just some of the innovations, which could both threaten NATO missions or support them.
The three-day event offers a unique opportunity for NATO and national leaders, as well as cyber security specialists from across the Alliance, industry and academia to discuss best practices, exchange views and explore innovative cyber security solutions.
This annual symposium also serves as a platform for frontline IT staff and product developers to exhibit their innovations and share their knowledge of these cutting-edge technologies, which could benefit the Alliance.
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In 2012, Doshisha University held a competition to build a new chapel and Center for Christian Culture sited upon adjacent sites on their Kyoto campus.
BAKOKO, in collaboration with engineers Structured Environment, proposed to connect the two new facilities with a bridging roof. The notion of continuity is extruded within the cores of this figure-eight formation, to house two sanctuaries devoted to religious worship and culture.
It is a building where structure, form, and function are molded into a singular totality. Our intention is not to draw attention to the form of the building, but rather, to merge floor, walls, and roof into an immersive experience prioritizing personal reflection and human interaction within the central sanctums.
At the point where the loops merge, the roof arches over a campus thoroughfare, linking two new buildings dedicated to worship and parochial classes, gatherings, and exhibitions. The green roof reduces rainwater runoff and also helps to offset the loss of plants and trees which previously inhabited these greenfield sites.
One of the university’s motivations to build this new facility was to host lucrative weddings in the chapel, with the complementary cultural center serving as an occasional reception venue. The wedding procession can symbolically walk across the undulating roofscape from chapel to reception – via an elevator and stairs – to mark the special occasion. In day-to-day operation, the roof will be a publically accessible gathering and relaxation space for students.
Nested within the opposite cores are twin sanctuaries devoted to worship and education. The smooth concrete forms encircling these spaces have no hard corners or boundaries. They appear limitless and are intended to permit and encourage free flexible forms of worship and communication.
Suspended cable nets support the glazed roof above each core – held in rigid tension due to their saddle-like curvature – without visually obstructing views to the sky above. A gradated frit pattern is applied to the overhead glass, shading worshippers in the center, but becoming less dense at the edges where sunlight filters onto the concrete.
The curved concrete walls and floors arch up and outward, deriving their structural integrity from their shell-like double curvature. The roof cantilevers outward over the support and circulation spaces arrayed around the facilities’ perimeter. The building is almost entirely wrapped by a full-height glass facade that exposes the concrete form of the sanctuaries to views from the exterior. The concrete floors of the building follow the subtle topography of the site. and merge with the sanctuary walls – a move that enhances seamless continuity with and gives the impression that the structure is an extension of the ground.
In 2012, Doshisha University held a competition to build a new chapel and Center for Christian Culture sited upon adjacent sites on their Kyoto campus.
BAKOKO, in collaboration with engineers Structured Environment, proposed to connect the two new facilities with a bridging roof. The notion of continuity is extruded within the cores of this figure-eight formation, to house two sanctuaries devoted to religious worship and culture.
It is a building where structure, form, and function are molded into a singular totality. Our intention is not to draw attention to the form of the building, but rather, to merge floor, walls, and roof into an immersive experience prioritizing personal reflection and human interaction within the central sanctums.
At the point where the loops merge, the roof arches over a campus thoroughfare, linking two new buildings dedicated to worship and parochial classes, gatherings, and exhibitions. The green roof reduces rainwater runoff and also helps to offset the loss of plants and trees which previously inhabited these greenfield sites.
One of the university’s motivations to build this new facility was to host lucrative weddings in the chapel, with the complementary cultural center serving as an occasional reception venue. The wedding procession can symbolically walk across the undulating roofscape from chapel to reception – via an elevator and stairs – to mark the special occasion. In day-to-day operation, the roof will be a publically accessible gathering and relaxation space for students.
Nested within the opposite cores are twin sanctuaries devoted to worship and education. The smooth concrete forms encircling these spaces have no hard corners or boundaries. They appear limitless and are intended to permit and encourage free flexible forms of worship and communication.
Suspended cable nets support the glazed roof above each core – held in rigid tension due to their saddle-like curvature – without visually obstructing views to the sky above. A gradated frit pattern is applied to the overhead glass, shading worshippers in the center, but becoming less dense at the edges where sunlight filters onto the concrete.
The curved concrete walls and floors arch up and outward, deriving their structural integrity from their shell-like double curvature. The roof cantilevers outward over the support and circulation spaces arrayed around the facilities’ perimeter. The building is almost entirely wrapped by a full-height glass facade that exposes the concrete form of the sanctuaries to views from the exterior. The concrete floors of the building follow the subtle topography of the site. and merge with the sanctuary walls – a move that enhances seamless continuity with and gives the impression that the structure is an extension of the ground.
The southern head house has a stop outside for buses and trams. Crossing is limited to small stretches for pedestrians and signals are prioritized for tram then bus over cars.
There are islands for pedestrians when they cross the street that makes this street a two-stage crossing. Pedestrians would have to cross to the island and then cross from the island to the other side. Crossing the street a couple times, there were few opportunities for a green wave. In my experience, the maximum wait time was 15 seconds for a green light from one of the islands and the total time it took to cross the street with the wait was 45 seconds. I wouldn’t have to wait more than once. There are buttons that pedestrians can press to alert the traffic center that there are pedestrians waiting for a green light.
Why wear a continuous glucose monitor?
Too much glucose in your bloodstream is toxic, too little is fatal. Our bodies prioritize by keeping us sick and alive (with obesity, high blood pressure, heart disease, diabetes) in the former condition, and manufacturing glucose in the latter. Because of this, too much blood glucose is common, too little blood glucose is rare.
A continuous glucose monitor is another - provides minute by minute information about how the body handles this tightly controlled metabolite. Currently, these are used for people with diabetes (unfortunately a greater % of the population), eventually, as is being discussed, this technology may be embedded in the Apple Watch.
In terms of the product, I am fascinated by the color combinations chosen - the blue and yellow are clearly a complementary pair, making the device itself a color harmony.
Prioritizing Workplace Mental Health
Geneva - Switzerland, 25-29 January 2021. Copyright ©️ World Economic Forum/Pascal Bitz
Punit Renjen, Global Chief Executive Officer, Deloitte, USA; International Business Council Garen K. Staglin, Chairman and Co-Founder, One Mind, USA
Miranda Wolpert, Head, Mental Health Priority Area, Wellcome Trust, United Kingdom
Moderated by Sir Philip Campbell, Editor-in-Chief, Springer Nature, United Kingdom
The 10th Mountain Division conducts a Leader Professional Development class on targeting on Fort Drum, N.Y., Dec. 4, 2019. Targeting is the process of selecting and prioritizing targets and matching the appropriate response while considering operational requirements and capabilities.
(U.S. Army photo by Pfc. Josue Patricio)
“How do the Nations prioritize their Cyber investments?”
Moderated by Dr Antonio Missiroli (right), Assistant Secretary General, Emerging Security Challenges, NATO
Participants (right to left):
Edvinas Kerza, Vice-Minister of National Defence, Lithuania
Kristina Posavec, Deputy State Secretary at the Central State Office for the Development of the Digital Society, Croatia;
Tomasz Zdzikot, Secretary of State, Ministry of National Defence, Poland.
NATO’s largest Cyber Security Conference, NIAS (NATO Information Assurance Symposium), organized by the NCI Agency, took place in Mons, Belgium on 15-17 October.
This 15th edition of the annual symposium, will focus on: ‘Digital transformation: smart machines for smarter decisions’.
As smart machines proliferate, NATO must be prepared to tap into the potential of these technologies so that Allied leaders can make the right decisions at the right time to protect our infrastructures, troops and populations.
Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning and Big Data are just some of the innovations, which could both threaten NATO missions or support them.
The three-day event offers a unique opportunity for NATO and national leaders, as well as cyber security specialists from across the Alliance, industry and academia to discuss best practices, exchange views and explore innovative cyber security solutions.
This annual symposium also serves as a platform for frontline IT staff and product developers to exhibit their innovations and share their knowledge of these cutting-edge technologies, which could benefit the Alliance.
Even when you are organized along your entire trip, there could be moments where you will find yourself strayed. Orlando, Florida is no less than a heaven on planet earth, and prioritizing Places to Visit in Orlando Florida could get overwhelming and bewildering altogether.
When you chose to discover attractions by Mobility Scooter rental, things become calm and relaxing and you have all your time to dive deeper even in the meticulous of details. And, to make it easy for you to limit your search and make full use of the time of the trip, we have compiled some of the most visited places across the city of Orlando, Florida. Take a look!
1. Madame Tussauds Orlando
Immerse yourself in the stellar community of heroes’ featuring the justice league, pop stars, and great leaders. The marvelous Madame Tussauds Orlando portrays your favorite superheroes to offer you a brief encounter for an ultimate selfie. Superman, Aquaman, Batman, Wonder Woman, Cyborg, Taylor swift, and many more prominent identities ready to be embraced.
From saving the helicopter with Superman, posing with wonder woman, and exploring the sea adventure with Aquaman, your visit to Madame Tussauds Orlando Florida on a rental scooter will be phenomenal conquest. Therefore, join the most fantastic battle of your life as the heroes of justice league unite but make sure you’re there on your Mobility scooter to cheer them as they mop up all the armies of villains.
2. rentorlandoscooters.com/places-to-visit-in-orlando-florida/
A workshop held in Guatemala City brought together a broad group of stakeholders to refine the initial list of practices, validate the overall objectives and then evaluating the criteria of the three pillars of climate-smart agriculture (adaptation, mitigation and productivity). Photos: J.L.Urrea (CCAFS)
“How do the Nations prioritize their Cyber investments?”
Moderated by Dr Antonio Missiroli, Assistant Secretary General, Emerging Security Challenges, NATO
Participants:
Edvinas Kerza, Vice-Minister of National Defence, Lithuania
Kristina Posavec, Deputy State Secretary at the Central State Office for the Development of the Digital Society, Croatia;
Tomasz Zdzikot, Secretary of State, Ministry of National Defence, Poland.
NATO’s largest Cyber Security Conference, NIAS (NATO Information Assurance Symposium), organized by the NCI Agency, took place in Mons, Belgium on 15-17 October.
This 15th edition of the annual symposium, will focus on: ‘Digital transformation: smart machines for smarter decisions’.
As smart machines proliferate, NATO must be prepared to tap into the potential of these technologies so that Allied leaders can make the right decisions at the right time to protect our infrastructures, troops and populations.
Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning and Big Data are just some of the innovations, which could both threaten NATO missions or support them.
The three-day event offers a unique opportunity for NATO and national leaders, as well as cyber security specialists from across the Alliance, industry and academia to discuss best practices, exchange views and explore innovative cyber security solutions.
This annual symposium also serves as a platform for frontline IT staff and product developers to exhibit their innovations and share their knowledge of these cutting-edge technologies, which could benefit the Alliance.
A portrait of Ndeye Ngom and her daughter Shady Kaye in her home in Ndienne, Senegal on July 11, 2016. Photo © Dominic Chavez/The Global Financing Facility
In Vietnam's climate-smart village of Ma in Yen Bai province, researchers and farmers discussed what tools they find most useful to tackle climate change. The tools will be whittled down and adapted for farmers to tackle the climate changes within their specific landscape. Vietnam, July 2015.
Credit: ©2015CIAT/Georgina Smith
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10 February 2018
The first leg of the Nansen survey in 2018 has come to an end. It has been a busy but very interesting survey. We have been working 24 hours a day, in two shifts, from our start in Durban on the 26th of January, until we arrived in Maputo today, the 10th of February. It has been a great pleasure to have so many skilled, enthusiastic and hardworking people on board. Hope you have learned a lot, are satisfied with the amount of data you have collected and that you have had a memorable time on board. I wish you good luck with your science and hope to see you all again. I also want to thank the crew for their continuous efforts and for putting so much pride into their work.
Terry Tanner of the Environmental Protection Agency and his Coast Guard counterparts finish an assessment of a vessel in Garrison Bight, a harbor on Key West, Florida, Oct. 2, 2017. Assessed vessels are prioritized for removal based on their threat to the environment and their hazard to navigation. U.S. Coast Guard video by Petty Officer 2nd Class David Weydert.
The Life and Public Persona of Jiefan Chan
Jiefan Chan is a prominent social media personality and model residing in Hunglix City, the capital of Glimmerland on the planet Variclex (Multiverse 0019). [1] As the elder daughter of Xiu Chan, a professional model, and Hao Chan, a sport fighter, Jiefan was raised in an environment that prioritized both aesthetic perfection and physical presence. Standing two years older than her sister, the investigator Aihan Chan, Jiefan’s life is characterized by a devotion to the "hyper-feminine" latex fashion standards of her society and a burgeoning career in the adult entertainment and modeling industries.
Professional Career and "Instashine" Presence
Jiefan is widely recognized as a "hottie" within the digital landscape of Variclex, primarily through her "Instashine" social media page. Her career is built upon the "shiny" and "sleek" aesthetic that defines femininity in her world. Unlike her sister Aihan, who focuses on intellectual pursuits and law, Jiefan embraces the role of a public spectacle, frequently engaging in street-side selfies with fans and documenting her extensive wardrobe of high-end latex outfits. Her professional trajectory has evolved from standard modeling into more provocative sectors; she has admitted to performing sex toy webcams under the persona of a "shiny rubber doll" and was prepared to begin her first professional adult film shoot at the age of 18.
Personality and Social Dynamics
Jiefan’s personality is often described as extroverted, attention-seeking, and occasionally volatile. She possesses a "show-off" nature, frequently flaunting her expensive gifts—such as a $80,000 car gifted by a wealthy fan—to her sister and her sister's girlfriend, Erika Sato. This behavior sometimes creates friction, as Aihan perceives Jiefan’s overt displays of sexuality and fashion as a distraction or a potential threat to her own social circle. Despite her "bitchy" or agitated demeanor when stressed—notably during the theft of her vehicle—Jiefan maintains a close, if complex, bond with her family.
The Stolen Car Incident
A defining moment in Jiefan’s public life was the theft of her custom purple car, which featured a hot-pink interior. [1] The incident occurred during a coordinated power outage in Hunglix City, which disabled local CCTV. Jiefan’s reaction to the theft highlighted her priorities: she was less concerned with the vehicle's mechanical value and more distraught over the loss of her "hot-pink latex sets" and professional "toys" stored in the boot. Although she initially had a "meltdown," the subsequent investigation by Aihan led to the recovery of the vehicle and a financial settlement from the police, which Jiefan accepted with characteristic opportunism, noting that she ended up "rich" without having paid for the original car herself.
Physical Appearance and Fashion
Jiefan is a practitioner of the "Shiny High" aesthetic, favoring skin-tight, high-gloss materials. Her wardrobe is diverse, ranging from full red latex catsuits to "sexy" model-shoot outfits designed to maximize her appeal on Instashine. Her commitment to this fashion is not merely personal but professional, as her income and social status are directly tied to her ability to maintain a polished, "hyper-feminine" image that aligns with the cultural expectations of Glimmerland.
More info on Jiefan
Name: Jiefan Chan
Sister: Aihan
Hight: 5,5
Age: 20
Hair color: Black, but dyes it white.
Eye color: dark-brown
Job: latex fashion model, and manager of the latex fashion shop (The latex lady)
Favourite color: red
Sexually: lesbian
Personality: Naughty, sassy and somethings dominant
Favourite fashion: Sexy shiny latex clothing,
Hobbies: Modeling
Obsessions: Looking sexy shiny.
More latex land links below.
Deviantart - Latex land art
Deviantart - Latex Ai art
Flickr Latex Ai art
Beings of latex land Rubber-ranks
Rubber-rank 1 Latex furrys
Rubber-rank 1 Latex land dolls
Rubber-rank 2 Latex land dolls
Rubber-rank 3 Latex land princesses
Rubber-rank 4 Latex land queen's
Rubber-rank 5 Latex land goddess
Members of Balol Elimane village, Senegal talk with their neighbors on July 12, 2016. Photo © Dominic Chavez/The Global Financing Facility
A portrait of Ndeye Ngom and her daughter Shady Kaye in her home in Ndienne, Senegal on July 11, 2016. Photo © Dominic Chavez/The Global Financing Facility
The Africa Youth Conference 2018- Unleashing the Potential of Youth: Prioritizing investment in Africa Youth within the Post-2015 Agenda- Organized by the UN Family in Kenya (UN Women, UNDP, UNESCO, UNFPA, UNICEF, UN Environment, UNIC Nairobi) and with Forum for African Women Educationalists (FAWE) and YMCA Africa Alliance, gathered youth champions from all corners of Africa will gather, from 23 to 25 October 2018, in Nairobi- Kenya, to discuss the challenges of today’s time, including: how to enhance youth access to sustainable livelihoods through social entrepreneurship; youth engagement in governance/political participation leadership and decision making, with a focus on ensuring active participation and decision making by young women; youth action in preventing violence and other harmful practice against young women and girls; and showcasing and documenting youth-led social innovation addressing development challenges facing youth in Africa.
UNESCO brought on board 11 young champions- young engineers, innovators and educators- from 11 countries- Côte D’Ivoire, Central African Republic, Democratic Republic of Congo, Kenya, Nigeria, Rwanda, Senegal, Sierra Leone, South Sudan, Tanzania and Uganda- to engage in conversations and make their voices and their needs heard, for the Africa they want, tackling both the 7 Aspirations of Agenda 2063 and the United Nations Agenda 2030.
In addition, a panel moderated by UNESCO on United Nations Day, 24 October 2018, from 9 to 10.30 am, looked at opportunities and challenges for youth employment, by creating the pathway for success in Youth Led Enterprise and Business in industry, with founders of social business from Egypt, Nigeria and Uganda.
Things to accomplish for 2010:
1. Prioritize the little money I do have/get
2. Stop being so status preoccupied
3. Stop conforming all the time
4. Learn to play bass
5. Get a new DSLR body (40D...)
6. Get a couple of L series lenses
7. Be a better friend
8. Be a better son
9. Make 85's and up on everything but Adv. Biology
10. Listen to more music
11. Be thankful for what I DO have
12. Finally, to stop living life like I've got a million days to live it. Because I don't. I need to live each day like its my LAST!
BRING IT ON 2010!!!!!!!!
LET THE GOOD TIMES ROLL!!!!!!
(I soooo turn 17 this year)
:D
SOOC
26 January 2018
RV Dr. Fridtjof Nansen leaves Durban this afternoon, setting sail eastwards to the oceans off Mozambique. Since they left Cape Town a week ago, they have had strong winds but managed to do a lot of what they had planned.
In Durban they hosted a high level group in cooperation with the Norwegian Embassy. This is also an important part of the Nansen program - telling the world how useful it is to work together to increase the knowledge about our global oceans. Cruise leader Kathrine Michalsen and captain Aron Håpoldøy were proud hosts on behalf of IMR.
Photo: Sarah Ann Bruck, IMR
The 10th Mountain Division conducts a Leader Professional Development class on targeting on Fort Drum, N.Y., Dec. 4, 2019. Targeting is the process of selecting and prioritizing targets and matching the appropriate response while considering operational requirements and capabilities.
(U.S. Army photo by Pfc. Josue Patricio)
don't pile up your problems
they will be very hard to carry...
instead...
queue...
row...
file them.
in this way
you won't be carrying them
you will just have to check them,
sort them,
prioritize...
solving them
one problem at a time.
Question for women: How often do you wear makeup?
I went today for my wedding trial makeup and hair. I have to say I am wearing makeup very rarely. Mostly only for shootings (which are once or twice a week). In high school, we would start first classes at 07:30 in the morning. I was always trying to prioritize sleep so sometimes I wouldn’t even have breakfast just so I can have those extra 15-20 minutes of sleep in the morning. However, I had colleagues telling me that they are waking up at 5 am so they can put on makeup and straighten their hair every single morning. This might sound neglectful or nerdy, but I always prefered doing literally anything else, like reading or studying, rather than putting on makeup and polishing my nails. I mean, these things seem to take so much time, and maybe, as a woman, I should have taught myself already to ignore or don’t mind the sacrificed time for such womanly activities (irony included).
What’s your stance?
#226of365
Prioritizing against value and urgency.
Orchestrating Experiences: Collaborative Design for Complexity, Risdon, Quattlebaum, 2018, New York: Rosenfeld Media
The risk of social exclusion can be measured, quantified and prioritized. We want a more inclusive society - a society for all.
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A workshop held in Guatemala City brought together a broad group of stakeholders to refine the initial list of practices, validate the overall objectives and then evaluating the criteria of the three pillars of climate-smart agriculture (adaptation, mitigation and productivity). Photos: J.L.Urrea (CCAFS)
A workshop held in Guatemala City brought together a broad group of stakeholders to refine the initial list of practices, validate the overall objectives and then evaluating the criteria of the three pillars of climate-smart agriculture (adaptation, mitigation and productivity). Photos: J.L.Urrea (CCAFS)
I hate Target. It presents such a pretty face compared to the Evil Empire that is Wal-Mart, but because style is prioritized over build quality, you always pay the price later. Kimberlee bought a couple of “sling” style chairs for our back room last year. They look like this one (although they clearly weren’t built as well): www.comfortchannel.com/prod.itml/icOid/6462. Sure enough, one self-destructed within months, and the second one broke a rivet last week. Determined to save at least one, I replaced the rivet with a screw. In my defense, I am tired of fixing this crap. Obviously, the screw was too long. The correct way to address this would be to cut it off cleanly and apply Loctite compound to keep the nut in place. Since the repair was out of sight, a quick twist of the pliers accomplished both goals. In the Army, I would have called it a "field expedient" repair. Maybe the chair will last a few more months now. Lesson learned…hopefully.
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A workshop held in Guatemala City brought together a broad group of stakeholders to refine the initial list of practices, validate the overall objectives and then evaluating the criteria of the three pillars of climate-smart agriculture (adaptation, mitigation and productivity). Photos: J.L.Urrea (CCAFS)
RCDP distributed Honey Bee boxes amng youth for earning livelihood.
By: Gul Hamaad Farooqi
CHITRAL: Honey bee boxes distributed among different youth groups of Chitral for earning their livelihood with an honest way. In this connection a function was held at the office of Rural Community Development Program (RCDP). Director Agriculture Jan Muhammad Khan was chief guest on the occasion while the ceremony was presided over by Muhammad Zahir Khan chief Municipal Officer TMA Chital. They were supported by South Asia Partnership program. Addressing on the occasion the speakers hailed contribution of South Asia partnership program and efforts of RCDP for providing honey bee boxes free of cost among the youth of Chitral. They said that at present 25 boxes will be distributed among the youth of Chitral and 50 boxes will be provided them later on. They stressed upon the youth and beneficiaries to care of these honey bee and try of their best to boost this sector and to increase their number of boxes and to convert it in a best source of income
activity. Engineer Temour Shah Coordinator of RCDP said that RCDP working in chitral since 1997 in different developmental and women empowerment sectors. He said that they prioritized sewing and handicraft center of women, computer centers and library for women at village level.
He said that on the demand of local community they distributing honey bee boxes among the youth of Chitral with collaboration of South Asia partnership. He said that is best way of income for jobless youth. Jan Muhammad Khan Director Agriculture guided participants on technical point of view regarding keeping honey bee. Rahmat Wali Admin officer of TMA Chitral also briefed the stakeholders as expert of honey bee keeping. Chief municipal officer Zahir Khan stressed on youth to not take it lightly and deals it carefully. He said that you can earn your livelihood by this way with a honor way and easily. Nasreen Bibi deputy Coordinator RCDP emphasized on youth to also assure positively participation of women folk because they can keep it with a best way which is reasonable source of their income and boosting their respect in society. At last chief guest along with other guests distributed honey bee boxes with relevant equipments and agreements papers.
Experts guided the youth to save these honey bee from wasp which is harmful for these honey bee.
G.H. Farooqi C/O Manager bank Islami Main branch Chitral phone No 0943-320737, 0943-316052, 0943-414418 , 03025989602, 03337069572, 03159698446, 03469002167
email: gulhamad@gmail.com
Even when you are organized along your entire trip, there could be moments where you will find yourself strayed. Orlando, Florida is no less than a heaven on planet earth, and prioritizing Places to Visit in Orlando Florida could get overwhelming and bewildering altogether.
When you chose to discover attractions by Mobility Scooter rental, things become calm and relaxing and you have all your time to dive deeper even in the meticulous of details. And, to make it easy for you to limit your search and make full use of the time of the trip, we have compiled some of the most visited places across the city of Orlando, Florida. Take a look!
1. Madame Tussauds Orlando
Immerse yourself in the stellar community of heroes’ featuring the justice league, pop stars, and great leaders. The marvelous Madame Tussauds Orlando portrays your favorite superheroes to offer you a brief encounter for an ultimate selfie. Superman, Aquaman, Batman, Wonder Woman, Cyborg, Taylor swift, and many more prominent identities ready to be embraced.
From saving the helicopter with Superman, posing with wonder woman, and exploring the sea adventure with Aquaman, your visit to Madame Tussauds Orlando Florida on a rental scooter will be phenomenal conquest. Therefore, join the most fantastic battle of your life as the heroes of justice league unite but make sure you’re there on your Mobility scooter to cheer them as they mop up all the armies of villains.
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Paktika government officials attend the provincial development plan review and validation shura in Sharana June 1. Paktika’s government directors worked to develop five-year plans for the province, prioritizing goals and identifying the most critical needs. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Ashley N. Avecilla)
Entry for MAYnifigure 2016
Red Queen: Off with their heads! I shall own MAYnifigure!!
Alice: And if not, there may be more than one way to skin a cat, if you'll pardon the expression
Cheshire cat: Err... would you mind...?
Alice and the Red Queen from the game Alice Madness Returns got the minifig treatment! Hooray!
My dual entry for MAYnifigure. My first (and probably last ;-D) incursion in minifig sculpting.
Alice is pretty accurate with the source material. The Red Queen, on the other hand, is a rather free interpretation.
I tried to make them look as official minifigs, so I prioritized using original parts, while blending all modifications as smoothly as possible. The paint job is limited to Alice's apron and color patching.
Off with her head!