From breaking down the courses she took to sharing the truth: you don't need to be good at math to go to architecture school or to become an architect! This episode is great if you've ever considered going to architecture school or are about to enroll! On this week's solo episode Katerina shares her experience of attending a five year architecture program at Illinois Institute of Technology in Chicago. Have you ever thought about going to architecture school or been curious what future architects study while at university? The host claims no responsibility to any person or entity for any liability, loss, or damage caused or alleged to be caused directly or indirectly as a result of the use, application, or interpretation of the information presented herein. No other use, including, without limitation, reproduction, retransmission or editing, of this Podcast may be made without the prior written permission of the Katerina Burianova, which may be requested by contacting podcast is for educational purposes only. Except as otherwise provided herein, users of this Podcast may save and use information contained in the Podcast only for personal or other non-commercial, educational purposes. and international copyright and trademark laws.
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In today's episode join Katerina and holistic health coach Kat MacIver as they discuss the importance of creating a calm, clutter free space to prepare your food and enjoy your meals, because the surrounding space plays a huge part of your gut health. But did you know it is also the environment we are in that can cause gut health issues? Sailwave results for Guy Fawkes Pursuit at Leigh and Lowton SC 2021 ( many of us today suffer from digestive issues mostly caused by the foods we eat, to the emotional stress we feel. Thanks to the usual OOD team of Howard Green & co for another great event.ġ st Place – Steve Blackburn – Streaker – LLSCĢ nd Place – Mark Fearnley – Blaze – South Windermereģ rd Place – Alastair & Helen Norris – RS200 – LLSCĤ th Place – Paul Heath – Laser Radial – LLSCĥ th Place – Louise McKeand & Nigel Hall – Wayfarer – LLSCĦ th Place – Ben Welfare – Optimist – LLSC It looked like it could have been Mark in the Blaze towards the end or Alastair and Helen in their RS200, but the clock ran out for them and they couldn’t reign in Steve who held out to win by a minute or so. The viewing spectators were debating who would win out – would it be Ben in his Optimist hanging on to his lead until he was overhauled on the last lap, or the battle between Steve and Paul in the Streaker/Radial combo who fought all the way round. Then the wind abated and the race became a race at last, not survival. In all the chaos that the wind brought for the first couple of laps, some struggled to find their way around the course and made some navigational errors. The adults started with some Solos, then Streaker, Lasers, Albacore, Scorpion, GP14 and finally the Blaze and the asymmetric fleets. The start of the race was so gusty that the advantage the stronger winds should have brought was offset by having to manage their boats around the course. The juniors were not deterred as they set off first, 8 of them in Optimists, Teras and Toppers showing the adults the way to go. Many resisted the temptation to go afloat and of those that didn’t, some were back ashore without troubling the start line, due to breakages or big swims! The forecast for the day was for a squally one with gusts of up to 30 knots – the reality did not disappoint. Leigh & Lowton SC restarted their annual Guy Fawkes Pursuit Race on Sunday 7 th November, having had to cancel last year for COVID lockdown reasons.
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