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Philadelphia Percussion + Piano Project is a rotating chamber ensemble anchored by frequent collaborators Phillip O’Banion and Charles Abramovic. This recording was a natural outgrowth of the annual chamber music recitals that O’Banion performs, and his frequent collaborations with colleagues at the Boyer College of Music and Dance and guests with the Temple University Percussion Ensemble. The Philadelphia Percussion + Piano Project has explored a number of interesting works and looks forward to continuing to celebrate traditional pieces in new ways, while also commissioning and championing new works.
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LI Upholstery’s Design Team not only research and develop ideas for new products, they also work (with the customer) to improve the performance and efficiency of existing production items.
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Management continually monitor and review the implementation of this policy, its objectives and targets and endeavor to ensure a sustained programme of continuous improvement is always in place.Reducing Plastic by Reducing Food Waste at r/noscrapleftbehind

I think you guys might enjoy [r/noscrapleftbehind](https://www.reddit.com/r/noscrapleftbehind/). It helps people reduce their food waste at home, which also cuts down on the material they need to throw away or recycle. Forty percent of the food produced around the world gets wasted. Not only does that have numerous negative effects on the planet and the economy, but think about how much of the food is encased in plastic!If you’ve been following the trends within the eLearning industry over the past several years, you know that mobile eLearning development has been a huge focus for many eLearning authoring tool providers. As more and more people rely on mobile devices for everyday use, it has become increasingly important that we (as eLearning designers) can provide a consistent learning experience, regardless of the device being used to view our content.
Last week, Articulate launched Articulate 360, which included updated versions of Articulate Storyline and Articulate Studio. As I mentioned in my overview video of Storyline 360, this update added support for a new, mobile-responsive player. Articulate also released an entirely brand-new eLearning authoring tool, called Rise.
Compared to Articulate Storyline or Studio, Rise is a very unique eLearning authoring tool. Rise offers super-rapid eLearning development, in a web-based environment. In addition to being incredibly easy to use, Rise also has mobile responsiveness built-in! This makes it a no-brainer to create and offer mobile learning solutions.
If you haven’t had a chance to check out all the cool things you can do with Rise, check out my overview video below!
So, what do you think about Rise? Share your thoughts by commenting below! Also, if you’d like to learn more, check out my complete overview of what’s new in Articulate 360!
Thanks, Michael! Rise is super simple to use. I really like it, and I see a lot of opportunities for it!
Hope you are enjoying DevLearn! I Haven’t tried 360 or Rise just yet, but am curious just how much it truly supports responsive design– it would be nice to see native HTML5. SaaS approach should also make it easier to work the Articulate API’s.
Hi, Curtis! Thanks for reading and commenting! Rise fully supports responsive design. As for Storyline, they have chosen to go with a responsive player, which also works without any additional settings.
Thanks Tim, great overview. This looks very similar in functionality to GoMo and Elucidat, both browser based mobile responsive authoring platforms. I just wonder now if this is the first nail in the coffin for storyline as more and more organisations move to ‘mobile first’ design? I’ve seen a wave of companies move in this direction lately with more requests for mobile first content, including Volvo and Santander to name but two. I also wonder if Rise will be available as a stand alone product like GoMo etc in the future?
Great thoughts, Lee! I don’t think this will be the “nail in the coffin” for Storyline. I think there will always be a need for creating high-customized learning content, which isn’t currently possible in tools like Rise or GoMo. I also think, Articulate is working hard to make Storyline content mobile friendly, especially with the responsive player. This too will evolve and improve over time. Thanks for sharing your thoughts, Lee!The designer of your site can also add new templates to make the site look any way you want.

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Дизайнер может также добавить абсолютно новые шаблоны и таким образом полностью изменить вид вашей страницыSudden behavior change, should we be concerned?

Before anything else, he is eating, drinking, and using the potty as usual. This change is only at bedtime. 

Our dog Tony,  about 5 and around 12 pounds, used to love going to bed. He would get under the covers with me and sleep there all night without moving. My husband is on night shift every other month which has never changed Tony's behavior before. He would come to bed as usual. 

A few weeks ago, Tony started to refuse to stay in bed. When my husband wasn't working and was up while we were in bed, Tony would act like he does when he's trying to get my attention to go potty. When my husband is home, I'd just text him to come get Tony and let him out. Tony would NOT go potty though and didn't need to, he was acting like that to stay with my husband all night. He won't stay in the bedroom with me and ignoring him leads to him standing on my pillow/head, shaking, and barking at me until I open the door and let him out of the room. On the nights my husband is working, Tony will still refuse to stay in the bedroom with me and will go sleep in the office alone. 

His behavior is normal the rest of the time, and my bed time is the only time he's attached to my husband. When I leave bed and husband is still sleeping, Tony won't stay in the bed with him. He will stay in the bed and sleep normally if we are both in bed though, so I don't think the bed is the issue. My husband is back on day shift but sometimes goes to bed a few hours after me and Tony is still acting this way.

He is an anxious dog but mostly only acts that way when there are loud noises happening outside. The ONLY change in our life has been us packing and cleaning to stage our home to sell. Unless I did something that I didn't realize to make him not want to sleep in the bedroom with me, I don't think I'm the problem. He still lays under my desk and on my lap most of the day in the office while I work, so bed time is the only time he's acting so attached to my husband. 

It's just such a stark change. He still gets excited and grabs a toy and runs to the bedroom if you ask him if he wants to go to bed, but once he realizes my husband isn't coming too he immediately runs to find him.Adam Avin, of Wuf Shanti, speaks on Live Healthy, about going back to school virtually, during the pandemic, and stress reduction techniques for kids and teens.
We are honored to be included in Yoga Digest's article, "Favorite Things to do During the Stay Home Movement!" We love our mindful doggie character, and are so grateful that kids love Wuf Shanti too!
Mental health education youth advocate, Adam Avin, interviews JG Larochette, of Mindful Life Project, for the Mindful Kids Peace Summit, and discusses the importance of a mindful early education.
Youth Advocate, Adam Avin, teaches mindfulness and SEL to kids, teachers, parents, and guidance counselors in an effort to get these programs into schools.
Adam Avin, Creator of Wuf Shanti and the Mindful Kids Peace Summit