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10 Things to know about the 2023 State Fair of Texas! The 2023 State Fair of Texas is here! Check out my list of 10 things to do at the State Fair of Texas! #BigTex #Dallas #Texas #StateFairofTX

The Crochet Connections initiative, innovatively conceived by Prof Ferzana Chaze, is a shining example of holistic wellness and community building at Sheridan. This program masterfully weaves the art of crochet into a multifaceted wellness experience, touching upon every aspect of well-being, including a crucial component often overlooked: the strengthening of familial bonds and intergenerational relationships. Emotional and Social Wellness: Prof Chaze's initiative serves as a therapeutic outlet, offering emotional relief and fostering a vibrant community of learners and creators. It promotes social interaction, ensuring participants from all walks of life, including students, staff, and faculty, form meaningful connections. Intellectual and Physical Wellness: This program challenges the mind and enhances physical dexterity, embodying a true testament to Prof Chaze's vision of comprehensive wellness. Occupational Wellness and Networking: Prof Chaze's foresight extends to the professional realm, transforming Crochet Connections into a networking goldmine. This initiative not only equips participants with a unique skill but also opens doors to conversations about careers, hobbies, and entrepreneurial pursuits, potentially leading to job opportunities. Environmental and Spiritual Wellness: Under Prof Chaze's guidance, the initiative encourages sustainable practices and offers a space for spiritual growth through creative expression, aligning with a broader sense of purpose and community. Familial and Intergenerational Connections: Perhaps most impressively, Crochet Connections bridges generational gaps, enhancing family dynamics and relationships. Prof Chaze's innovative approach fosters understanding and appreciation across ages, enriching the fabric of family and community life. Expanding the Impact: To convert Crochet Connections into an even broader networking event with potential career benefits, Prof Chaze could consider inviting industry professionals and alumni to share their journeys, providing insights into how hobbies and networking have shaped their paths. This could inspire participants and offer direct links to professional opportunities. A Model for Other Institutions: Prof Chaze's initiative should serve as an inspiration for other schools and institutions. By documenting the successes and stories emerging from Crochet Connections, creating a toolkit or guidebook, and actively sharing these resources, the profound impact of such wellness programs can be multiplied across educational landscapes. In celebrating Prof Ferzana Chaze's exceptional contribution through Crochet Connections. Prof Ferzana Chaze's initiative stands as a beacon of innovation, showcasing how creativity, wellness, and professional development can intertwine to enrich lives and communities, making it a model worthy of emulation far and wide.

How do teachers cope when the government's and school's aims for science education do not align with their own? What frustrates science teachers? What influenced teachers' beliefs on the aims of science education? What are the implications for policy, and the recruitment and retention of science teachers? Come and find out on Saturday 06 Jan, where I will be presenting the results from a short research project trying to answer these questions! #ASE #Science_Education

Sharing this issue of The Leaflet. Gaetan Pelletier and his team have done an excellent job of covering the forest value chain. While specific to New Brunswick, this is worthwhile reading for anyone interested in #Forestry. Remsofts own Marie Eve Fillion and Jessie Moura Contributed a fun fact for this issue - see if you can find it! #supplychain #forestmanagement #ForestIntelligence

Texas Day – February 1, 2024 (United States) Texas Day was first celebrated in 2017 after it was created online. At first, this holiday was seen as unnecessary as the date was not related to any key moments in Texas. However, the holiday is still regarded as another day to celebrate the Lone Star State. ‘Texas’ is a name derived from ‘taysha,’ a word in the Caddoan language, meaning ‘friend’ or ‘ally.’ Texas has a funny history. It has been territorialized by six different countries: France, Spain, Mexico, the United States, the Confederate States, and the Republic of Texas, for over three centuries. For nine years (1836 — 1845), Texas was an independent country. It joined the United States as the 28th state on December 29, 1845, and its capital city is Austin. The armadillo is the state’s official animal, and its official flower is the bluebonnet. Its official sport is Rodeo, and its official dish is ‘chili con Carne,’ a red stew dish made with dried meat without beans. Being one of the largest and most populated states in the United States, Texas has a population of over 28 million residents and a land area of 268,596 square miles. The current Texas governor is Greg Abbott. It is famous for Rodeos, special Texan B.B.Q.s, live music, hot weather, Dr Pepper, and its large size. The state brags about its Whataburger, state fair, beautiful sunsets, and its water park, Schlitterbahn. #PhoenixDelivers #texas

Allyn Media client University of North Texas at Dallas is hosting Terrence Maiden and Tim Maiden in conversation with Jade “Lady Jade” B. to talk about business and real estate in the university's The Gold Chair Executive Leadership Series, part of the UNT Dallas School of Business, on May 1 and tickets are available now! This event is generously sponsored by the Maiden Foundation. ABOUT UNT DALLAS Perched on a hilltop, overlooking the Downtown Dallas skyline, the University of North Texas at Dallas is the only public, accredited 4-year university in the City of Dallas. Serving Dallas Fort Worth – the No. 1 job market in America, according to Forbes – UNT Dallas has served as a pathway to social mobility since its establishment in 2010. At UNT Dallas you can expand your worldview, positively impact the local community, learn leadership skills, play sports, and more. The Office of Student Life provides students an educational, holistic, and innovative environment to discover more about themselves, their peers, and the world we live in. An intercollegiate athletics program launched in the 2020-21 academic year with men’s and women’s teams in basketball, cross country, and track. Additional sports, including men’s and women’s soccer, will be added in coming years. Our students also benefit from our many partnerships with non-profit organizations, school districts, community colleges, and local business partners, which allow us to expand educational access and provide unique learning opportunities for our students. Under the leadership of President Robert Bob Mong, UNT Dallas has increased its enrollment every semester since opening. But UNTD isn’t just growing from an enrollment standpoint – our tree-lined, 264-acre campus is evolving physically, as a thoughtfully-designed campus master plan fills out to accommodate more trail-blazing students. The university’s first residence hall opened in 2017 and a new $63 million student center opened in 2019. Plans for future expansion include 180-foot Ryan Tower that will be visible for miles in each direction, a beacon to celebrate the transformation of an entire region. Groundbreaking on the tower is scheduled for 2021. In Downtown Dallas, the UNT Dallas College of Law’s historic home – the former Dallas City Hall at 106 S. Harwood St. – is the city’s only public law school. This historic repurposing of one of Dallas’ most cherished landmarks – a $56 million interior restoration – was completed in 2019 and was accompanied by a $15 million exterior facelift of the building by the City of Dallas. #BlazeYourTrail #UNTDallas #UNTDallasLaw #AllynMedia #Dallas

A new paper from our group in collaboration with Cornell University: Use of cutting balloon combined with high-pressure balloon to relief double-chambered right ventricle and infundibular stenosis in dog.

I am so looking forward to reading this Richard Shaw. #colonisation #familyhistory #livedexperience #taranaki I have been following Ricgard's writing for a while now. His scholarship in public policy first, then this newer work researching his family history in the context of the colonisation of Aotearoa New Zealand. The case study that he published tracing the way in which his family fortunes benefitted from the confiscation of Māori land and assets in Taranaki is a rare exposè. This book will make an important contribution to the literature. Such in depth whānau pūrakau, family storytelling, provides another level of insight into the lived experience of colonisation. Aotearoatanga, nation building.

Threads of Tradition: The Sewing Heritage of Kentucky - Kentucky, known for its bluegrass, bourbon, and beautiful landscapes, is a state with a rich and diverse history. But did you know that the art of sewing has played an integral role in the lives of Kentuckians throughout the years? In this blog post, we'll take a journey through time and explore the fascinating relationship between sewing and the Bluegrass State.https://https://lnkd.in/gKPTiSgr

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