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Published by Manisha for sarkari-naukri.blogspot.comHaryana Public Service Commission (H PSC)Bays No.1-10, Block-B, Sector-4, PanchkulaAdvt. No.3/2009Haryana Public Service Commission invites Applications from eligible candidates for 1317 posts of Lecturers (School Cadre) HES-II (Group-B) in various subjects in Haryana Education Department : Lecturers (Teachers) : 1317 posts (Chemistry-33, Econom

The day started miserably for I was doing poster design instead of going to sleep early. There were stress placed by colleagues even though I could push the load away since I had already told them I was extremely busy with other stuffs and my studies.I went to sleep after three AM to wake up after eight and quickly washed up for work. I met my problem child female on train and had a nice teasing o

I was planning to sleep early on Saturday morning but a friend messaged me in MSN and thus, slowed down my blogging speed. I woke up after seven AM for the morning lesson and it was hell sickening having to go back school on Saturday. It did not seem like a weekend at all.I was lucky enough to catch a bus 75 soon after reaching the bus-stop. At the first sight after boarding the new bus, I was qui

New design work arrived and I was not sure if bosses knew about it; I was not sure if I should notify them about it so that others would add in more workload for me when I was already at my throat. It was poster for anti-smoking campaign and thus I was interested in contributing my part but time was pushing me hard.Canteen was as crowded as the day before. Weitat, Jingkun and I dined out at Clemen

Aligarh: Dr. A. R. Jha, Senior Consultant from Los Angeles, California, USA today delivered a lecture on Nanotechnology, MEMI and Solar Energy in the Assembly Hall of Z. H. College of Engineering and Technology at the Aligarh Muslim University. Dr. A. R. Jha is a very distinguished senior person who has earned respect and recognition from [...]

AFTB lecture notes - Acute Pulmonary Oedema (APO) DIAGNOSIS Acute heart failure syndrome (AHFS) spectrum can be divided for therapeutic management into: Dyspnoea + /- congestion with elevated systolic blood pressure (SBP) >140 mmHg, usually with abrupt onset APO (most frequent type) Dyspnoea + /- congestion with normal SBP 100-140 mmHg, usually with [...]

AFTB lecture notes - Aortic Dissection EPIDEMIOLOGY Incidence: 3 cases per 100 000 people per year; up to 25% missed diagnosis ante-mortem.  ‘Typical’ case 60-80 years old M>F. Overall in-hospital mortality 27%. Risk factors: Inherited disease (especially younger patients < 40 yrs) - Marfan’s syndrome (fibrillin gene mutations), Ehlers-Danlos syndrome type IV (collag

AFTB lecture notes - Venous Thromboembolism AETIOLOGY: Venous Thromboembolism Acute provoking risk factors: hospitalisation, surgery, trauma or fracture of lower limbs or pelvis, immobilisation incl plaster cast, long haul travel, recent oestrogen therapy in last 2 weeks, IV device such as cannula. Chronic predisposing factors: Inherited: Protein C, S, antithrombin III [...]

AFTB lecture notes - Acute asthma CLINICAL RECOGNITION OF SEVERE OR CRITICAL ASTHMA Severe asthma indicated by any one of (admit every patient with severe): PEFR (or FEVI) >33≤50% predicted or best, or < 100 L/min (or I L for FEVI). Unable to complete sentences in one breath. Respiratory Rate ≥ 25 / min. Pulse > 120 / min (≥110 / min [...]

Two street children that every day integrated terminal in Davao City, West Java, had received at the Faculty of Cultural Science, University of Indonesia (FIB-UI) 2008-2009 school year.They are the Ayatullah Khaimi and Aish Chi, street children who act as street terminal in Davao and trade asongan in the train.Founder of the terminals Doncaster school for free, Nur Rochim Tuesday (19 / 8) in Depok

COMMUNITY ACQUIRED PNEUMONIA - ADULTS (CAP) • Risk factors for CAP include: Age over 50 years, asthma, smoking, pre-existing COPD, DM, CRF, CCF, alcoholism, liver disease, neoplasia, stroke, seizures, aspiration, immunosuppression, institutionalisation, indigenous. Johnson P, Irving L et al. Community-acquired pneumonia. MJA 2002; 176:341-347 [Reference] • Most common organism is Strep

On Monday, December the 8th, Chandler Burr will be giving one of the New York Times' TimesTalks in the new 400-seat presentation/performance space in the Times building. The subject will be “A Brief History of Perfume” - a critical interactive tour of perfume masterpieces and The Art History of Perfume from 1889 to 2008. Perfumes are classic holiday gifts. But perfume is also one the world’

 RABBI ARTHUR SEGAL:LECTURE=ARTHUR SZYK:JEWISH RENEWAL:JEWISH SPIRITUAL RENEWAL   Picture This Gallery, and its director Mira Scott, of  124 Arrow Rd, St 5, Chase Building, Hilton Head Island, will present Rabbi Dr Arthur Segal, of Hilton Head Island,  who will speak on ''The Life, Politics and Artistry of Arthur Szyk'', the famous 20th century Jewish

Two days ago I enthusiastically ordered a book from Amazon.co.jp. That book is "The Last Lecture" by Randy Pausch, a computer science professor at Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburg, Pennsylvania. What strike me the most about this book was not the fact that he was an academic, or a computer scientist (a job I once contemplated to pursue), but the message of happiness he portrayed through his

A report in Wired Campus by Jeffrey R. Young says that Students Watch Lecture Videos in Fast Forward. He writes that: Some professors report that when their students are reviewing class materials, the students speed up online recordings of lectures and zip through hour-long presentations in as little as 30 minutes

invites you to a series of Lecture on Basic Photojournalism: Based on Actual Experience of a Press Photographer The Press Photographers of the Philippines (PPP) will hold a series of “Lecture on Basic Photojournalism: Based on Actual Experience of a Press Photographer” every Saturday starting 11 October 2008, from 9:00 am to 3:00 pm.  The lecture will be [...]

I usually don’t do this but here is my batch and it’s about a couple of amazing post that I have found recently. Bobby Revell has a great and elaborate post about the other side of coin of the today's political preferences and divisions. I may not agree with him completely on all said here but the post is overflowing with valuable informations and interesting perspectives. Liberalism and Conse

Take your average anime club in America. It probably has a lot of mainstream fans — people who watch DBZ, Inuyasha, Cowboy Bebop… Well you’ll mostly get a lot of shounen fans. Said shounen fans probably won’t take magical girl series very seriously. Or they’ll approach it with a mocking tone, because things [...]

This is the new look of Murray Library Lecture Theater (MLLT). Not sure what is the round thing below the chairs. Maybe it sucks in the air in case you fart during the lecture. A new cash machine is added inside the library, just outside the lecture theater.

Today was a restful day for me. I worked last night and didn't get any sleep prior to reporting for duty (a much too long 12 hour shift in a local hospital emergency room). So needless to say...I spent most of the day today sleeping like what I imagine is the degree of somnolence of a bear in hibernation. Before I got in and began my downward spiral into unconsciousness, I stopped by the local Wal

I mentioned this last week, but since the next week is full of urban culture and art, why not throw in some Las Vegas History. Lynn Zook will moderate a panel discussion Thursday September 4th, 7pm at the Springs Preserve. The topic will be the the mob influence and control of Las Vegas in the [...]

Professor Colin Groves will be giving a talk on the Flores Hominid, aka fomo floresiensis, aka the hobbit later this month in September. Do give a visit, if you’re in the vicinity of the Australian National University. Public Lecture: The Flores Hobbit Speaker/Host: Professor Colin Groves Venue: Manning Clark Theatre 6 Date: Wednesday, 17 September 2008 Time: 7:30 PM - [...]Show on map

"I am giving the melodramatic and not at all tuneful title Occupying Powers to this year’s James MacTaggart Memorial Lecture. The title has not been chosen simply to indulge yet again in the inevitable paranoia which so afflicts writers that work in television, although I’ll give that a go too. No, I call this Occupying Powers so that I can reflect behind the barricade of metaphor about what i

I attended a public lecture this evening at the University of Queensland given by Honorary Professor Allan Kleidon. I have cut and pasted my notes typed at high speed below. They are not brilliant but I have done my best to capture the essence of what Professor Kleidon had to say. Subprime lecture Causes Securitisation of markets Something else going on? Implications for Australia What led u

Here are some of the reviews I have received from some of the 40 or so wonderful people who attended my lecture in New York City yesterday afternoon. From LorMarie (a Christian):Quote:In addition to church, I attended a lecture by Rook Hawkins of the Rational Response Squad. His presentation focused on how OT texts created the “character called Jesus.” I of course do not agree wit

YouTube is a powerful tool to disseminate ideas, knowledge, or messages to others who under normal circumstances might not experience them. I want to share two favorite YouTube videos that you may have already watched. My first YouTube pick is a lecture given by Carnegie Mellon Professor Randy Pausch (Oct. 23, 1960 - [...]

Randy Pausch, a Professor from Carnegie Mellon, was dying from pancreatic cancer, when he gave his last lecture at the Carnegie Mellon University on 18 Sept 2007, before a packed Auditorium. His speech title was "Really Achieving Your Childhood Dreams," and Randy Pausch talked about the lessons he learned and gave advices to students on how to achieve their own career and personal goals.Randy Paus

Thank you Aaron for posting this. Yes, I am one of the few who's not seen it (don't have TV, we don't watch Oprah), and now I have. I am posting it here for some of my readers who may have missed this also. Take 10:10 min of your time - listen to Randy Pausch - it's worth it!:This is so good to watch on a Monday morning. Have a great day y'all.

Randy Pausch, the Carnegie Mellon University computer science professor who became a publishing and internet sensation because of the courageous way that he faced his impending death, died this past Friday. His The Last Lecture became a best seller and served as an inspiration to anyone who happened upon it. Knowing about Randy's terminal illness made this a hard book to put down, but it was

Randy Pausch, 47, famous for his remarkable taped speech known as the “last lecture” which was a sensation throughout the web last year passed away on Friday. His last lecture at Carnegie Mellon, where he was a professor, was inspirational in it's life lessons, but the most remarkable aspect was that he knew he had terminal pancreatic cancer before he gave the speech. Instead of focusing on th

By pure coincidence I finished the book on the same day that he died.Randy Pausch was a professor of computer science at Carnegie Mellon University. He rose to fame after giving a quirky "last lectur...

For those of you who don’t know, Carnegie Mellon Professor Randy Pausch passed away yesterday. His last lecture, entitled “Achieving Your Childhood Dreams”, has been viewed on YouTube over 4 million times since it was posted on December 20, 2007. Today alone, there have been over 500K views! Randy Pausch gave his last lecture [...]

If you haven't seen any clips of Randy Pausch' "Last Lecture" you should watch this video, I know i know it's long 1 1/4 hrs to be exact, but what you'll take away from it is worth more than your hour guaranteed....no matter what you make an hour. Randy Pausch has passed away but his legacy lives on forever.

The world has just lost a fantastic inspiration today.  Randy Pausch, who is famous for his "Last Lecture" has finally succombed to the terminal pancreatic cancer which inspired his lecture (and the insuing best-selling book) this morning at his home in Virginia.  Randy has and will always be an inspiration to millions with his indomitable spirit and fantastic attitude despite facing unc

With equal parts humor and heart, Carnegie Mellon professor and alumnus Randy Pausch delivered a one-of-a-kind last lecture that moved an overflow ...

At times I post news on this site that doesn't seem directly or overtly "copywriting" in nature. Today is a day like that. But as I have expressed in the past, always remember that any sort of communication that evokes a response has a copywriting lesson in it. The nature of copy is such that it is a form of communication designed to evoke a response. So here's your lesson for today:Randy Pausch,

Randy Pausch died today, but I hope it is not the end of his lecture:Professor Pausch was a person, who in his courage, intelligence, insight and child-like wonder, had more to offer us than all the politicians, professional god worshipers and self-help gurus, put together.RIP Randy Pausch.But a dream goes on forever.

Sadly, I read in the news that Randy Pausch, the author of the ever popular and much viewed video on YouTube "The last Lecture" has died. We've discussed this video/lecture a couple times in the past here on the Coffee Blog - and I mistakingly read that he had passed away about 2 months ago - only to find out he was still alive - but this time it's in the national news that yes, he has passed on.

In Memoriam: Randy Pausch (Oct. 23, 1960 - July 25, 2008) Randy Pausch, renowned computer science professor at Carnegie Mellon University, died July 25 of complications from pancreatic cancer. He was 47 Carnegie Mellon Professor Randy Pausch gave his last lecture at the university Sept. 18, 2007, before a packed McConomy Auditorium. In his moving presentation, [...]

Steve Jobs delivering his commencement speech to the graduates of Stanford University in 2005. In it he talks about getting fired from Apple in 1985, life & death. Similar Posts:Steve Wozniak Lecture Steve Ballmer gets egged New iPhone - Twice as fast. half the price. Fun with Google Calculator Microsoft/Yahoo deadline passes with no deal!

This is what passes for University Education in Iran. People, the current conflict & hatred towards the USA & Israel has nothing to do with foreign policy and everything to do with lifelong subjecation to this: Of particular interest are the learn’d student’s reaction, notice them attentively taking notes. There is no

Yesterday, i went for my first lecture in BMS.It was O.k .It wasn't so bad.However still i was feeling as if i was in a torture room.The first lecture started from 7:30am to 9:00am.The lecture was about the Principles Of Management.It was too boring than i expected.However i was feeling good to meet my old friends from mmk college.After the lecture we went to canteen and had some meal. In Short ,i

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Book : The Last LectureAuthor : Dr Randy Pausch with Jeoffrey ZaslowPublisher : Hachette IndiaPrice : Rs 295Book Review #6I happened to come across the name Randy Paush accidentally . I happened to read the Time magazine featuring an inspirational lecture of a Carnegie Mellon University professor who was detected with a terminal cancer.That hooked me and a Google search on Randy Pausch landed me

Lecture di Massimiliano Fuksas Milano che verrà: la casa e l'architettura Triennale di Milano Lunedì 30 giugno 2008, ore 18.30 Apertura straordinaria della mostra Casa per tutti dalle 17.30 alle 20.30 Nell'ambito della mostra Casa per tutti, Massimiliano Fuksas - autore con Doriana Fuksas del prototipo Deep Purple costruito nel giardino della Triennale - terrà una lecture su “Milano che ve

Comme c'est assez rare sur ce blog, nous allons exceptionnellement vous conseiller la lecture d’un ouvrage : " Comment le Web change le monde - L’alchimie des multitudes ", co-écrit par Francis Pisani et Dominique Piotet, est un ouvrage complet et agréable à lire, sur le Web et sa façon de changer l’Homme et son environnement...

Maison Jansen Lecture I had an interesting e-mail exchange with the Peak of Chic today after a comment I had made about the alleged reprinting of one of Billy Baldwin's books. I thought I had seen that Rizzoli was reprinting it, but it wasn't in their catalogue. She mentioned that someone named James Archer Abbott was writing a book about Baldwin, and that Abbott had Baltimore connections. I s

I was lucky enough to attend the House Beautiful (not the magazine) Lecture at Evergreen, given by curator James Archer Abbott, author of Maison Jansen and Jansen Furniture. He's a delightful man, as I've said before and his lecture was witty and entertaining. I will share some of the stories he told us, with you all in my next post. First, here's some history. Maison Jansen (MJ) was one of the

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"If your time here had come to an end, and you had one more lecture to give, one more message to bring, what would it be?".Randy Pauch, diagnosed with pancreatic cancer, put "The Last Lecture" challenge into practice. The video moved me, and it will move you.You can follow Randy's moments on his site.Added to "My Inspirational Videos" on The RoadWith thanks to Worldman and Pumuckl

Low-Priced Trade Work.           In a business such as photography, in which the goods sold to the public exhibit so wide a range of quality, it is, of course, natural to find a similar range of quality in the work done by trade firms for photographers. In both cases the quality is more or less accurately reflected in the price which is charged. A c

Vietnamese archaeologist Tran Ky-Phuong will give a public lecture later this month as part of the Singapore National Library’s Lee Kong Chian Fellowship series. Interactions between Upland and Lowland by ‘Riverine Exchange Network’: A Reference to the Historical Geography in Central Vietnam Because of its unique geographical location in the sea trade route between South and East Asia,

Another public lecture at the National Library in Singapore. Ancient Indian Temple Architecture: Style, Patronage and Influences Dr Gauri Parimoo Krishnan Friday Jun 20, 7:00pm - 8:00pm Level 5 - Imagination in National Library (Singapore, Victoria Street) Dr Gauri Parimoo Krishnan, a specialist in Indian temple architecture and sculptures of Medieval (8th-12th centuries) India, will explore the

'Perpetual contact? Family life in an age of mobile communication'a public lecture by Professor James E. Katz (Rutgers University)5pm Thursday 5 June 2008Webster Building, Room 327 (Theatrette)University of New South Wales, Kensingtonsupported by the ARC Cultural Research Network &Journalism & Media Research Centre UNSWAll welcome, please rvsp to Gerard Goggin: g.goggin@unsw.edu.auAbstract

Shimla:  V.S. Kokje, Governor of Himachal Pradesh delivered a lecture on ‘India’s Legal Profession and Judicial Process in comparative Perspective to the participants of 13th Annual Summer Law Programme at Hotel Oberoi Clarks Shimla today. The Summer Law Programme has been authorized by the Accreditation Committee of American Bar Association, Section of Legal Education. The [...]

I promised a couple of months ago to do a review of the 2008 Turing Lecture, but I've changed my mind, and here's why... Basically I enjoyed it so much I think you should see it yourself, here's the link from the IET.tv site, so go to it. 2008 with James Martin Target Earth: The IET/BCS Turing Lecture James Martin Speaker: James Martin, Savoy Place, London, UK 2008-02-19 12

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A lot of professors give talks titled "The Last Lecture." Professors are asked to consider their demise and to ruminate on what matters most to them. And while they speak, audiences can't help but mull the same question: What wisdom would we impart to the world if we knew it was our last chance? If we had to vanish tomorrow, what would we want as our legacy?

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Thing to do no. 1: Get up from the desk… Pop your eyes like a frog… and slowly walk upto her. When she asks as to what the matter is… Give her a tight slap on her cheeks… Tell her… You did not want to do it… but the provocation was too much to stand. Thing [...]

Now this is more like it.I like graphs. I like Geometry. And I've always been good a visualizing something graphically.I got all 8 questions in Lecture 1.7 correct.With this next section they begin to introduce your first set of formulas specifically marked to be memorized for the MCAT. For those of you who don't know, it's always been said that you'll never have to do complex Calculus on the M

I'm off to a slow start, but at least I've started!Keep in mind, I have been "studying for the MCAT" ever since last September (and even earlier if you count some of the audio CD's I've purchased), this is just this is just the beginning of some serious, systematic studying. In the past, I was just studying whatever interested me at the time or what was related to my current school work.First imp

Carnegie Mellon was the final stop on Microsoft Corp. founder Bill Gates’ recent tour of several nationally recognized universities. As founder, chairman and former CEO of Microsoft, Gates revolutionized personal computing in the digital... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]

"The Mom" song, sung to the William Tell Overture,by Anita Renfroe. What a mom says in 24 hours, condensed into 2 minutes and 55 seconds! Hilarious and talented!Get up nowGet up nowGet up out of bedWash your faceBrush your teethComb your sleepyheadHere's your clothes and your shoesHear the words I saidGet up now! Get up and make your bedAre you hot? Are you cold?Are you wearing that?Where's your books and your lunch and your homework at?Grab your coat and gloves and your scarf and hatDon't forget! You gotta feed the catEat your breakfast, the experts tell us it's the most important meal of allTake your vitamins so you will grow up one day to be big and tallPlease remember the orthodontist will be seeing you at 3 todayDon't forget your piano lesson is this afternoon so you must playDon't s

During his Last Lecture at Carneige Mellon University in Pittsburgh, Professor Randy Pausch joked "For the freshmen, this is paper" when discussing the World Book Encyclopedia. Now he's brought out his Last Lecture in this classic format. Even if you've watched Randy on Youtube, it's still worth your money.Dictated to Wall Street Journal columnist Jeffrey Zaslow by Pausch during the latter's daily bike ride, the book shows how Pausch could not have made it without the help of so many people in his life, including his parents "My parents knew what it took to really help people", football Coach Graham "He gave me a feedback loop for life" and his college mentor Andy van Dam.We also learn about how he dealt with complications during the birth of his children and the news that his cancer was t

Mark Morial has seen it all. As a youngster, he grew up going to mostly white schools in New Orleans as one of the few African-Americans in the schools. He always got a strong education, since he was taught by the Jesuits. As he grew older, and got into politics, and wound up serving as mayor of New Orleans from 1994 to 2002.Last night, be brought his experiences as leader of one of the nation's most black cities to St. Peter's Prep as the keynote speaker of the 11th-annual Arrupe Lecture Series at St. Peter's Prep. And though he didn't speak with the passion you might expect from a civil rights leader, he still brought a great message of hope — of hope that future generations of Americans will embrace the diversity that will envelop the nation by 2050."Race in America is such a tough to

St. Peter's Prep's annual Arrupe Lecture features National Urban League President Marc Morial, who will give a talk on race relations in the year 2008. Morial is the former mayor of New Orleans. The lecture, at St. Peter's Church in Downtown Jersey City, is free and open to the public, and begins at 6 p.m. tonight (Wednesday).

From Reyum, the Institute of Arts and Culture in Cambodia, a public lecture will be given on Friday on the drainage system in ancient temples. The talk will be in Khmer. Show on mapShow on map

A few months ago friend and fellow blogger, Kel, emailed me the now-famous video of Randy Pausch's lecture on achieving your childhood dreams. At the time I had never seen it, nor did I know what she was sending, but as I sat down to watch I was drawn in. What a powerful message and what a sad story! To know that this college professor was diagnosed with cancer, his last lecture held even more

Elizabeth Warren teaches contract law, bankruptcy, and commercial law at Harvard Law School. This is sort of a big deal. This lecture entails the increasingly harsh financial conditions of the middle class family today.

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I just got back from seeing our great friend and teacher, Henry Copeland. I posted a video of Henry a few days back and a couple of the videos that YouTube suggested as similar was a pair of videos by Henry Kono. The first one is a very fine lesson and the second is a very lovely aiki demonstration. Much the sort of aiki I'm talking about in much of my blog. Enjoy...I enjoyed his discussion of the eidetic teaching style of OSensei. I've talked about that elsewhere. I think (I'm guessing) that what Ueshiba and Kono were calling the "Yin and Yang" solution to the aiki problem is the same thing that we're talking about when we refer to the Kito principle - the idea that energy waxes and wanes. You can read more of my ideas on the Kito principle here and here. I also find it interesting that

Early Indian Influence in Southeast Asia: References on Southeast Asia in ancient Tamil literature Date/Time: Saturday Apr 26, 7:00pm - 8:00pm Venue: Level 5 - Possibility in National Library Language: Tamil Dr S.P. Thinnappan, from South Asian Studies Programme, Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, NUS,will talk on the early references about Southeast Asia made in ancient Tamil literature, [...]

Randy starts talking about 8:30 into the video. This is an amazing video. Dr. Pausch discusses how to live life to its fullest. He is currently dying of pancreatic cancer. You can see his personal website here: ~pausch/news/index.html

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Thanks to Fran for this.A remarkable man, Professor Randy Pausch gives a brilliant lecture. Despite having been diagnosed with terminal pancreatic cancer, he looks for the bright side of life and tells how brick walls impede us for a reason. "Glass half full" could describe this man. I wish that I could meet him. If ever there was an American version of the late David Brunton, it is Randy Pausch.You can hear about his roles at Carnegie and elsewhere in the Youtube video.Watch the video. It'll do more for you than any other YouTube.A full transcript is here.Here's a good quote:How do you get people to help you? By telling the truth. Being earnest. I'll take an earnest person over a hip person every day, because hip is short-term.

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The Last Lecture is the most popular book for now, written by Randy Pausch and Jeffrey Zaslow as the author. In this book, Randy Pausch has combined the humor, inspiration and intelligence that made his lecture such a phenomenon and given it an indelible form. It is a book that will be shared for generations [...]

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(It's the last day of classes: time for a little nihilistic despair!) Bub has been going through a boundary-testing period lately, flatly refusing to carry out basic instructions. If I say, "Time to go to the car, Bub!" he replies, "No, I don't think so. Not now. I will never, never do it. I'm not going." Fortunately, children are easy to trick. "Bub, would you like to wear your boots to

Visiting Lecturer Jeffrey Sebastian (2003 graduate of Petra's Visual Communication Design major /DKV'99), who's currently a digital creative freelancer, gave a showcase of his works yesterday in class, and revealed a recent project and case study from client Star Mild's ad agency. You can see his resume and some of his works on his site at creativetrees.com.This will be followed later this semester by a three-day Digital Imaging seminar and workshop scheduled in the end of May. The event will bring in some of the top photographers and digital creatives from Jakarta to explain and demonstrate to us about the DI industry and also the whole process from planning to execution. The seminar will be open to the whole Visual Communication Design department. The 2-day-workshop, however, will be lim

The Last Lecture: Carnegie Mellon Professor Randy Pausch, who is dying from pancreatic cancer, is releasing a book based on his famous lecture he gave on Sept 18 2007.Professor Pausch gave his last lecture at the university Sept. 18, 2007, before a packed McConomy Auditorium. The video watched by 10 million people so far, talks about his lessons learned and gave advice to students on how to achieve their own career and personal goals. Click here or here to watch Professor Pausch's lecture.Click here to read the The New York Times news article.

If you haven't seen this, do so and SOON.Also, tonight on ABC (10 p.m. est), Diane Sawyer will be interviewing Randy Pausch.

wow, somehow i never saw this episode…but this is a beautiful lecture and worth the watch…I really want to watch the full original one here when I have sometime soon.

John Illman gave the second lecture today, on health journalism.A former editor of GP magazine, he spoke on famous medical journalists such as Doctor Thomas Stuttaford, and discussed his career.He used the MMR controversy as an example of the pitfalls of health journalists and gave possible reasons why it occured:1. Children as a focus2. Well-known people such as Tony Blair were involved.3. Anti-Vaccine lobby powerful.4. Political tool5. A departure from recieved wisdom.

My first choice of specialist journalism seminar is Business.Today we had a lecture on this topic from the seminar tutor, Edward Russel-Walling.He told us that "Business is big news" and that money is a neutral thing, as it can be used to good or bad effect.Some companies are more powerful than countries, and the biggest is ExxonMobil, an oil and gas company, with its HQ in Irving, Texas.Options available for journalists include being a personal finance reporter or a trade reporter.Russel-Walling also quoted Henry R. Luce"There are men who can write poetry, and there are men who can read balance sheets. The men who can read balance sheets cannot write.”Business journalism looks extremly worthwide.

The origin of Einstein’s general theory of relativity from the equivalence principle. Spacetime and Black Holes.

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