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Package of 3 Palm tree Drink Holders. Hold your drinks in style while at the pool, hot tub or lake. Very stable and fits almost any size beverage. | 2019-04-23T14:05:40 | https://www.outdoorgames-n-sports.ca/Floating_Palm_Drink_Holder_p/gif03.htm |
August 12, 2005, SANTA ANA, Calif.
The Talon Group, a division of First American Title Insurance Company, today announced that Scott A. Brown has been appointed commercial closer for the company’s commercial services group in <?xml:namespace prefix = st1 />Orlando, Fla.
Brown’s experience working as a senior commercial real estate paralegal, and most recently as the manager of portfolio management for several hotels and resorts, provides him with a strong understanding of commercial real estate. He will be responsible for facilitating the underwriting and closings of commercial transactions throughout the nation.
Brown graduated from the University of Central Florida, with a bachelor’s degree in legal studies. He currently resides in Orlando, Fla., where he is a member of Toastmasters.
Formed in February 2003, The Talon Group represents the first time a company in the title industry has intentionally established a competitive brand in order to gain market share and improve long-term profitability. Serving the nation’s top real estate markets, the division aggressively competes for market share by providing high-quality title services. Talon is currently operating in key markets such Washington D.C., Chicago, Baltimore, Philadelphia, Indianapolis, New York, Michigan, Ohio, Utah, Arizona, the state of Washington and Florida. Information about The Talon Group and an archive of its press releases can be found on the Internet at www.talongroup.biz. | 2019-04-24T21:59:48 | https://www.firstam.com/news/2005/scott-a-brown-appointed-commerical-closer-for-the-talon-group-20050812.html |
My Facebook wall was littered this morning with the pictures of friends’ children, dressed in pristine school uniforms, beginning term at their various new schools. Their faces all tell similar stories of excitement and nervousness – as much for their parents as for the children. If the books I have been reading over the summer are anything to go by, they all have a right to be nervous. Charlie Carroll tells stories of violence, thuggery and general abuse in “ON THE EDGE – One Teacher, A Camper Van, Britain’s Toughest Schools”. Katharine Birbalsingh recounts a year in the life of an ‘ordinary’ inner London school in her book, “To Miss with love” Her school is also a dangerous place for both children and adults.
But the schools I know (and I do know a few) are nothing like the ones described in the books. The schools I know are in inner cities, leafy suburbs and the countryside; independent and state; hugely successful and answering to the description of ‘sink school’. So they’re a diverse lot. They all have their share of difficult and demanding children (and teachers). But for the most part, the schools I know are full of ordinary, decent young people. They don’t always work as hard as they should. They sometimes play their teachers up a bit. But actually, they buckle down to things when reminded to do so – and they will end up as ordinary, decent adults. Like most of us.
And, again for the most part, those children are taught by ordinary, decent teachers. People who put in long hours, preparing lessons that will gently coax the young people in their charge along the knowledge, skills and attitudes path. Most of the time the lessons will not be stunning. Sometimes they’ll be pretty awful; particularly on a wet and windy Wednesday afternoon – or at least that was my experience when I was a teacher. But sometimes, a lesson will spark something off in a child’s mind (or if they’re lucky, the whole class’s minds) and that child or children will remember the lesson and the teacher for the rest of their lives. It really is true that no-one forgets a good teacher.
Alec Chalmers, tweed suited, five foot nothing, with a temper that boiled like Vesuvius. He introduced me to drama. Rather precociously, at the age of 10, I played a somewhat diminutive Norfolk in A Man for all Seasons. And then, a term later, I played Androcles in Androcles and the Lion. I’m not sure many primary or prep schools would risk Robert Bolt or George Bernard Shaw today. But I’m glad that Beaudesert Park did. Mr Chalmers got me excited about language and the power of words. And he also helped me to realise that I liked dressing up and performing in front of people. I suppose I now do that for a living.
Michael Stevens, same school, kindly, patient, enormously enthusiastic. At the time I remember likening him to Mr Carter in the Jennings books I so loved to read. He taught me to enjoy writing and to love books. But actually, what I remember most was his approach to teaching French. He used a couple of incredibly high tech pieces of kit to help us learn – a slide projector with a special attachment that allowed him to show a film strip; and a reel to reel tape recorder to provide a commentary from pre-recorded tapes of native French speakers. The first time he showed the slides I was interested. By the tenth showing, I might have been able to repeat the words in an immaculate Parisian accent, but I was bored stiff.
Gary Jones, bespectacled, slightly overweight, balding – Head of music at Wycliffe College. He caused outrage in an English class on one occasion, by awarding me 20 out of 20 in a composition exercise. Big mistake. (And I hope I wouldn’t make the same one with a class of 14 year olds.) My friends agreed that I’d written quite a good story. Even a very good one. But it couldn’t possibly be perfect. I think even I insisted that my marks were reduced. Gary also, unsuccessfully, introduced me to the drums. Even he could not develop in me a sense of musical timing or co-ordination.
And finally, Mark Eagers. Mark was probably only 23 or 24 when he taught me politics at A level. On a number of occasions he was mistaken for a senior pupil by visiting parents. He enthused, cajoled, argued and challenged. He took a group of lackadaisical teenagers, happy to be spoon fed as we had been for O levels, and made us think for ourselves. He was, in short, a complete star. And he still is, according to the pupils who go to the school where he is headmaster.
Five ordinary, decent teachers, who, as far as I am concerned, did extraordinary things. And today, as another generation of pupils (or learners, as the politically correct would have us call them) start their new schools, we should all stop for a moment and salute the hundreds of thousands of ordinary, decent teachers who will transform the lives of the young people in their care. Thank you Cynthia, Alec, Michael, Gary, Mark. Thank you for everything.
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This is the must attend event for subcontract manufacturing buyers from all industry sectors, to source suppliers, benchmark capabilities, and secure contracts in order to remain competitive in a global market.
Last year Czech Republic was announced as the Country of the year and we are definitely planning to attend this year again.
If you want to know more about suppliers in Czech Republic, please let us know at [email protected]. | 2019-04-24T04:14:28 | https://www.czechinvest.org/en/Homepage/Events/SUBCON |
Selling Scrap Aluminium in Ayden, North Carolina? It is important to Know The Price Per Pound or KG before selling to a Scrap Yard. This ensures you get the best price for your aluminium when you actually sell it. As many Scrap Yards will and can offer you what every they like although a reputable Scrap Yard in Ayden, North Carolina will pay their best scrap aluminium prices per pound to each and every customer. Check today's scrap aluminium price/value on our homepage scrap aluminium price calculator.
Scrap Aluminium are bought and sold daily in Ayden, North Carolina, the most popular metals are Steel, Aluminium, Copper, Lead, Iron, Steel, Nickel, Tin, Brass and Titanium. Although some scrap yards in Ayden, North Carolina will purchase the more rare metals such as Cobalt, Mercury, Tungsten, Beryllium, Bismuth, Gallium, Indium, Cerium, Lithium, Cadmium, Tantalum, Niobium and Zirconium. You are probably best phoning before heading to a scrap yard with a quantity of rare and exotic metals, in fact you are best contacting any scrap yard before you visit them, simply to confirm their scrap aluminium buying prices per Pound/KG. This way you can compare prices offered from local scrap yards around Ayden, North Carolina.
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Be aware when selling scrap aluminium in Ayden, North Carolina, you are required by law to show full identification. | 2019-04-19T07:07:01 | https://scrapmetalprices-usa.com/scrap-aluminium-prices-per-pound-in-city-ayden |
There are only two legal unions in South Korea. The larger one, usually regarded as more moderate, is the Federation of Korean Trade Unions, FKTU. It claims 954,546 members in 2018 and was founded in 1961.
Second largest is the Korean Confederation of Trade Unions, KCTU, with 786,563 members. Due to the circumstances of its foundation and its ethos, it is the most radical of the two.
There are also some 265,000 workers in other company specific independent unions.
As we’ll see throughout this dossier, the South Korean state has heavily repressed unions, historically. This has caused them to have a very small bargaining capacity. Together with the prevalent ideology of Korean nationalism, this goes a long way to explain the low union membership. It peaked at 20% in 1989, but is now a mere 10% of the workforce. This means that, in a country with a population of 51 million, barely 2 million workers are members of any union whatsoever. A lower rate even than what is found in the European countries with the lowest of all union membership rates (e.g. this rate stands at 18% in Spain).
Up to the twentieth century, Korea was referred to as the “hermit kingdom”, due to its political and cultural isolation, not only with regards to European colonial presence, but also to its own immediate neighbours. The only relevant influence was from China, thanks to a Confucian aristocracy that strived to imitate the administrative structure of that country.
This seclusion was partially a response to relentless harassment by Japan, that constantly tried to invade the peninsula from the sea.
Because of its isolation, the traditional structure of Korean society included a 40% of members of the nobi class, living in close-to-slavery conditions (akin to feudal serfs), another 40% of peasants and small-lease holders, and a 20% of the yangban class (government bureaucrats, themselves divided in 18 levels of hierarchy). It was an agrarian country, sparsely industrialised and with feudal economic and social structures.
The Gwammu reforms tried to modernise and liberalise the country, in line with Western powers. The yangban class and serfdom were abolished, and an incipient industrialisation took hold. The Korean elite had been progressively distancing themselves from the Chinese influence and moving towards a more pro-Japanese frame of mind. They considered this country’s Western-like reforms and economic modernisation as a reference. This interest resulted in an increasing Japanese influence over the peninsula to the extent that, under the excuse of forming a dependant state, in the context of the 1905 war against Russia, Japan declared Korea a protectorate of its own.
It was under Japanese rule that the reforms and the industrialisation process were set on a firm footing. To the extent that, in 1931, of the 1.2 million acres of land in the hands of large land owners, 0.9 of these were controlled by the Japanese.
As such, the first union in Korea was formed in 1910 by 47 dock workers in Seongjin. However, industrialisation took hold only partially and the development of a workers’ movement was also slow. By the beginning of the 1920s there were only some thirty small unions, bringing together no more than 5,000 members. But from that moment on, this number grew steadily and by 1928 there were 488 unions with nearly 70,000 members. These began to form larger confederations of unions, by trade or geographical area, and had socialist revolutionary or nationalist (opposed to Japanese rule) positions. However, this movement was halted in the 1930s, when Japan began its imperialist expansion and the local administration started persecuting trade unions in earnest. Union members often joined the underground opposition and national liberation movements.
After the end of the Second World War, Korean trade unionism was reorganised, in 1945, in a General Council of Korean Trade Unions (GCKTU), which had half a million members. However, soon after, in the context of the Korean War, this union was persecuted in the South, as part of the anti-communist policy of the US military authority. It was subsequently outlawed by the government of the newly formed Republic of Korea in 1948. The GCKTU still is the single trade union in North Korea.
What remained of that union was reorganized by the government that emerged from the coup d’état of May 16, 1961, which would keep South Korea under military rule until 1987. The newly formed union, the FKTU, played the role of an almost vertical union (organized by the State and the bosses).
It is during this period of military rule that the so-called “South Korean economic miracle” took place. In only thirty years, the country went from being mostly agrarian to becoming an industrial powerhouse. Paradoxically, this figurehead of the capitalist world developed thanks to a strict state intervention, that placed companies under direct control by the military administration, through three consecutive five-year plans.
This fast industrialization involved a massive rural exodus and the formation of new layers of the working class. This was especially true for young women, who came from the countryside to the city in droves and were integrated in the new industries. As a result, a new union movement emerged on the side-lines of the official FKTU. The conflicts increased rapidly, as evidenced by the Hyundai workers’ strike of 1974.
As had happened in other countries, the workers’ movement converged with the democratic opposition movements. In 1979, Park Chung-hee, the dictator, was murdered and a transition government was created. However, South Korea had its own involution and a new successful military coup delayed the arrival of democracy until 1987. That year, the repressive regime of Chun Doo-hwan was overthrown, precisely through massive protests by the workers’ movement.
1987 was a key year for the Korean workers’ movement. Many underground unions developed around that time and this resulted in more than 3,300 strikes being called in that year alone. The might of the workers’ movement was thus directed to support the demands for democracy, forcing the military to call elections. However, in 1988 these were won by the right. This meant that the transition to democracy didn’t represent a clean break with the previous regime (similar to what happened during the so-called Spanish Transition). The repression against the workers’ movement continued as well, and around 4,000 union members were sent to prison between 1987 and 1995.
This union movement, independent from the FKTU, led to the formation of the KCTU in 1995. However, it wasn’t officially recognized by the government until 1999. It started as a small union (less than 200,000 members in its beginning) but has been gradually gaining ground to the main state-sponsored union.
It must be remembered that the Korean peninsula was a hot spot during the Cold War. This caused unionism to be always under government surveillance. With the excuse of the communist threat posed by the North (the two countries haven’t signed a peace agreement yet) the state repressed the trade union movement. The labour movement, together with the left in general, have always represented for the South Korean authorities some sort of “internal enemy”, that had to be kept under control.
Currently, unions are growing at the same pace as the economy. Korean nationalism, very present in society and linked to large industrial conglomerates (chaebols), causes any criticism of employers’ organisations or the government to be perceived as a lack of patriotism. This limits the possibilities of the workers to articulate demands. In recent decades, however, the FKTU and the KCTU have been getting closer to each other. The first organisation has been forced to increase its militancy, in response to competition from the second one, which in turn has become more bureaucratic over the years.
If South Korea took a lead in economic development in Asia, it was at the cost of naked exploitation. Until 2018 the working week was 68 hours. There is hardly any unemployment in the country, but it is the first in the OECD in suicide rates (third for males, first for females). Currently, the working week has been reduced to 52 hours (40 regular hours + 12 overtime). However, the practice of never leaving the job before the boss is prevalent. This often causes workers to not even return home at night, if they happen to live far away from the workplace. In turn, public bathhouses -called jimjilbang– that stay open all night and have sleeping quarters, have proliferated, as well as alcoholism.
The culture of hard work, often to exhaustion, analysed by philosophers such as Byung-Chul Han in his book The Society of Fatigue, begins practically at birth. It is perpetuated by an education system that fosters extreme competition and sacrifice and could be behind the previously mentioned suicide rates.
The minimum working age is 15. A typical working day often reaches up to 12 hours and it is possible to work for four weeks in a row, without a single day off.
Legally, only employed workers can join a union. Most recently, this caused the teachers’ union to be banned in 2013, as it allowed education professionals who had been dismissed or had retired to become members. The ILO criticised this ban, as it went against its agreements.
Unionism is allowed in South Korea only as long as it limits itself to negotiating the price of labour. Any attempt to create a genuine working-class union is banned. Any union that states its will for political transformation is persecuted. As a result, the prevailing model is based on business unions. Syndicalists work closely with company management, but solidarity between different sectors or geographical areas is scarce. Similarly, collective bargaining takes place almost exclusively within large companies.
South Korea acknowledges union hours, but these must be agreed with the employer and are never paid by the company. Even the so-called “full-time officers” (full-timers) are paid exclusively from the union’s own funds, in contrast to other systems in other countries, in which these are paid by the companies. That is, either syndicalists in South Korea do not receive any payment for their role in the workplace or get it from the union, but never from companies or from the government, as is the case in other countries. In a sense, this is positive, as it favours their independence, but is also a sign of the low social status that unions have in the country, compared to the so-called European social states.
Regarding union methods, no strategy involving a “breach of public order” is legally allowed. Equally, any action has to be directly called by a legal union and it can’t include blocking the access to the company or circulation in its premises. This means, in fact, that picketing, which is an important part of union activities in many countries around the world, is banned in South Korea.
Striking is a legally recognized right but it is heavily restricted, both in the requirements to call a strike and in its development. Lockouts, which in many countries are limited to exceptional situations of violence or illegal occupation, are a common practice in South Korea and can be used against any labour demands presented by workers. Scabbing is also frequent.
Despite all the limitations facing the labour movement, this often simply ignores the laws. It is not uncommon for the police to attack strikers, when their struggle becomes particularly powerful.
KCTU’s growth over the last decades and the fall in membership in the state sponsored union has meant that there currently are two well stablished models in South Korea.
FKTU is more prone to work jointly with company management. It also tends to focus its demands on wage improvement and equalization. However, it has recently taken a critical stand of the government, because of its position against workers’ rights, as set forth by the ILO. FKTU does not have any revolutionary aims, not even reformist ones. They only hope to achieve a labour relations framework similar to what is found in Western Europe. Currently, its president is Kim Juyoung, elected in 2017.
KCTU, on the other hand, represents a more radical option. It was born out of the underground movement and resistance against dictatorship. It states the social and political transformation of South Korea among its aims: it stands for democratization of the industry, gender equality within the company, shortening of the working day and the construction of internationalist unionism. In a country like South Korea, where the minutest reference to socialism is stigmatised and considered a collusion with the North, its discourse can’t go much further, at least explicitly. Its current president is Kim Myung-hwan, after its former leader, Han Sang-gyun, was sent to prison (he was released this year after serving two years, five months and 12 days for public disorder during a protest against government corruption). It is worth noting that KCTU agreed this year to take part in the joint employer-union-government body, which it had rejected since 1999 because of disagreements with the labour law.
Due to the limitations of Korean unionism to go beyond labour demands, it is not strange that union activists end up drifting towards civil rights, feminist or political movements.
Both the FKTU and the KCTU are part of the International Trade Union Confederation, which includes organisations like UGT and CCOO in Spain, the TUC in the UK and AFL-CIO in the US. However, they also have privileged contacts with other unions from the Pacific area, especially with the Australian trade union movement, which has often shown its solidarity with the South Korean workers. The ITUC itself has on more than one occasion called on the Korean government to stop persecuting trade unionists.
The FKTU is also part of Industrial, an international organisation founded in 2012 that brings together 600 unions from 140 countries, active in the manufacturing industry.
In any case, neither of the two unions have strong developed international links, outside of their geographical area. And the problem in South Korea, of a lack of trade union freedom, is poorly known in many Western countries. Meanwhile, the image usually portrayed in the mass media is of a country that is an example for economic development, especially in contrast to the totalitarian dictatorship of the North.
South Korean unions have managed to endure, despite constant persecution, for more than a century, by Japanese imperialists, the US occupation, military dictators or democratic parties. There are not that many places in the world where union freedoms and the right of the workers to organize are as restricted as in this country. In spite of this, every strike carried out by South Korean unionists is an example of militancy for the rest of the workers worldwide.
The largest threat to South Korean unions is nationalist ideology, that is being constantly promoted by the government and corporations. Its aim is to get workers to internalise the interests of the capitalists as if they were their own. At the same time, a cultural paradigm in which 70% of Koreans consider themselves to be part of the middle class, despite the fact that only 20% of them are liberal professionals and small entrepreneurs, has become pervasive. A working class that falls for these ideological traps is a challenge that all the unions in the world have to face. But in the case of South Korea it is especially pressing.
In a country where exploitation reaches the level of self-harm, where nothing ever stops until workers are exhausted, a determined class unionism, bent on sapping the crudest of neoliberalisms, is utterly required. South Korean workers ended dictatorship. With their might, real social change could be achieved.
Ii would be very interesting for ICL to open up lines of communication with Korean trade unions. Their origins and traditions are far removed from the revolutionary syndicalist or anarcho-syndicalist currents that developed in Europe and America. But their militancy has been tested many times, through decades of repression, massacres and police persecution. There is a lot that we can learn from each other.
This is certainly no academic exhaustive bibliography. However it may be, below is the list of references used in the report. | 2019-04-22T04:07:41 | http://www.icl-cit.org/south-korea-unions-and-labour-relations/ |
I got this weird problem one some of the users of our exchange server. When using mailbox, they are able to send messages without delay. But when using pst, messages to send gets stuck in outbox. And outlook has this popup box saying "Outlook is trying to retrieve data from the MS Exchange Server aaa.bbb.com"
I've done some googling and none of those suggested did not help. No firewalls are installed on the user's PCs.
- check AV for any rule blocking emails.
I've run out of ideas.
I hope somebody could help in this forum. | 2019-04-22T00:41:47 | http://www.security-forums.com/viewtopic.php?p=351181& |
Guru Rinpoche is the guiding power which emanates from pure mind, anywhere in time and space: the universal teacher. The dialogue between disciple and guru is really the age-old interplay of illusion and truth, darkness and light, the relative and the ultimate. Guru Rinpoche is the archetypal perfect teacher: a role model.
Join the KSDL Sangha for the monthly Guru Rinpoche Tsok Puja which is said to help overcome external and environmental obstacles and inner mental obstacles. Please bring food as an offering for the Tsok. | 2019-04-23T02:58:35 | http://london.samye.org/programme/all-events/guru-rinpoche-tsok-puja/?date=2019-02-24 |
HIGH POINT, N.C., Oct. 9 – The first High Point University Poll of fall 2017 finds that about a third of North Carolinians (35 percent) approve of how President Donald Trump is doing his job and give Gov. Roy Cooper an approval rating of 44 percent. Meanwhile, a large majority continue to express concern that the country is on the wrong track.
A little more than half (51 percent) of North Carolina residents say they disapprove of the job Donald Trump is doing as president, compared to 54 percent who said the same thing in HPU Poll results released in early April.
Almost a third (30 percent) of these same North Carolina residents say they disapprove of Gov. Roy Cooper’s job performance. In early April, 49 percent approved of the governor’s job performance, 24 percent disapproved, and 28 percent did not offer an opinion one way or another.
More than two-thirds (70 percent) of North Carolinians say the country is on the wrong track, and only 18 percent now say that the country is headed in the right direction. Sixty-five percent said the same thing in the last poll.
In other findings, only 13 percent of North Carolinians approve of how the U.S. Congress is doing its job overall. The reading is lower than the 22 percent registered in the February HPU Poll results.
Many North Carolinians did not offer opinions on their U.S. Senators. U.S. Senators Richard Burr and Thom Tillis received approval ratings of 29 percent and 33 percent, respectively. But 37 percent of these same North Carolina residents did not offer an opinion of Richard Burr’s job performance, and 32 percent declined to judge Thom Tillis’s work in the U.S. Senate.
Do you approve or disapprove of the way that Thom Tillis is handling his job as United States Senator?
The most recent HPU Poll was fielded by live interviewers at the High Point University Survey Research Center calling on September 28 through October 6, 2017. The responses from a sample of all North Carolina counties came from 404 adults with landline or cellular telephones. The survey has an estimated margin of sampling error of approximately 4.9 percentage points for all adult respondents. The data is weighted toward population estimates for cellular and landline telephone use, age, gender, race, education, and party identification. In addition to sampling error, factors such as question wording and other methodological choices in conducting survey research can introduce additional error into the findings of opinion polls. Details from this survey are available at http://www.highpoint.edu/src/files/2017/10/53memoA.pdf. | 2019-04-24T22:36:35 | http://www.highpoint.edu/blog/2017/10/hpu-poll-approval-ratings-for-new-president-and-n-c-governor/ |
tf gray is a writer living in the Mid Atlantic area. She is the author of Corwin's Chronicle, a four volume series of fantasy novels. The first, Murdoch's Tale, is now available on Amazon, Nook, and Kobo. | 2019-04-22T08:02:20 | https://tfgray.com/author/tfgray/ |
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ith its roots in Taoist principles, Tuina is an ancient Chinese massage treatment. One of the UK’s foremost clinics just happens to be right here in Kentish Town. We spoke to practitioner and co-founder of Touch Tuina, Mariana Arando, about how they give clients a new lease of life.
How does Tuina differ from a regular massage? Tuina – which is pronounced “twee na” – literally means push and pull. It is one of the branches of Traditional Chinese Medicine, known throughout China as a medical massage and is often based in hospitals there. It shares the same theories and knowledge as acupuncture. It is not only used for pleasure and relaxation but as a treatment addressing specific patterns of disharmony, pain and disease.
How does it work? Tuina increases wellbeing by speeding up the body’s ability to heal itself, mentally and physically. We cater to all levels; everyone from injured sporting professionals to everyday warriors. We treat a whole range of symptoms: people come to us with aches and pains, injuries, postural misalignment, migraines and digestive disorders, to name a few.
As a result of our work, sports pros get far fewer injuries and find their performance is noticeably faster, more precise in action and that they are more flexible overall, too. Usually, clients come to see us when they’ve been failed everywhere else. We quickly become their first port of call when they’re in pain, or something isn’t working in their body as well as it should.
Explain how your ‘multi-bed clinics’ work? We adopted this idea from the way the treatments are performed in the hospitals in China, and found that when several people are treated in the same space together, a real community spirit emerges that is very beneficial.
Tuina is mostly performed fully clothed, where the client is covered with a Tuina blanket, so everyone in these group treatments feels comfortable. Further to this, an energy field or “Chi” field is created and this can enhance the power of one’s healing experience.
We see you’ve also been working with the Jamaican football team. What was that like? It was a great opportunity to be invited by the coaches and physios of the national team so they could experience our work as we shared our skills. Once we treated the athletes, they were able to make it to semi-finals whilst beating Mexico, all injury-free.
And we don’t only work with the JA football team, but a lot of the athletics, track and field and netball teams out there also.
Touch Tuina is at 46 Malden Road, Kentish Town, NW5. To celebrate the Chinese New Year, Touch Tuina are offering a free student sample massage, complimentary mini-massages with every facial rejuvenation and 50% off seniors Tuina massage. | 2019-04-20T15:07:21 | https://www.kentishtowner.co.uk/2019/01/23/touch-tuina-kentish-town/ |
Several city officials and community-based developers broke ground Tuesday on a $16 million affordable senior housing facility in South Berkeley’s Adeline Corridor, making it one of few located in the area.
Located at 3132 Martin Luther King Jr. Way, Harper Crossing — managed by Satellite Affordable Housing Associates, or SAHA — will provide 42 units for low-income seniors.
According to Susan Friedland, executive director of SAHA, Harper Crossing is expected to finish construction in summer 2017, with applications opening in spring 2017. Seniors aged 62 and above with less than half the city’s median income level will be eligible to apply. Selection will be based on a lottery system, Friedland said.
SAHA was formed in 2013 as a merger between Satellite Housing and Affordable Housing Associates to provide quality affordable homes and strengthen neighborhoods.
Mayor Tom Bates, who was also present at the groundbreaking, noted that the status of the property had been ambiguous for 20 years because of problems with legal ownership and funding. The city was on the verge of abandoning the project and had considered using the property for market-rate housing because the site was close to the Ashby BART station.
After assembling the necessary financing, however, the city eventually brought on SAHA in 2013 to manage the project.
But Eleanor Walden — who lives in another SAHA-managed affordable senior housing building, Redwood Gardens — said affordable housing is still one of the most neglected aspects of living in the city.
Councilmember Kriss Worthington, noting the city’s need for more affordable housing, said the city is awaiting the status of nine pending affordable housing proposals submitted by SAHA and the Northern California Land Trust, among others.
With UC Berkeley expecting additional enrollment in coming years, student housing will be another major problem up for consideration, Bates added.
According to Worthington, other proposals have been made to obtain more funding for affordable housing. Berkeley City Council has been considering a proposed $1 million loan to the city’s Housing Trust Fund — authored by Worthington — as a possible measure to support more city housing developments for low-income individuals.
But for Friedland, who noted that there has not been any new large-scale affordable housing construction since 2011 because of a lack of local resources, the opening of Harper Crossing may be able to spearhead similar projects in the city.
“I’m really, really happy to see this project in construction,” Friedland said.
Contact Roann Pao at [email protected] and follow her on Twitter at @roann_pao”. | 2019-04-21T22:36:11 | http://www.dailycal.org/2016/02/28/city-breaks-ground-16-million-affordable-senior-housing-apartment/ |
In addition to our monthly meetings, we also organise a wide range of activities throughout the year for our members to enjoy. Click here to see all future events we have planned for 2019.
Cycling - not too energetic but still enjoyed by everyone that comes along to cycle and enjoy the countryside around Wilmslow. We meet early evening in the summer and at lunchtime in the winter. Watch the website for further details.
Walking - as well as arranging and leading the regular cycle rides, Jane Rawlings also takes us out on a range of walks throughout the year. These usually start around midday, often involve a visit to a tea shop, with the aim to get back in time for the school run.
Book Club – we started a Book Club in 2014 and since then, we have read a great selection of books. We meet every month in a local pub in Wilmslow. Nothing too serious, but a pleasant evening with discussions about the chosen book with friends.
Theatre and Cinema Visits - we often meet up to watch a film or see a play with a mix of matinee and evening performances. We have been to see several award winning performances at The Lowry and we also support our local theatres when we can. Any suggestions are always welcome!
Exhibitions and Tours – we have visited various exhibitions and places of interest around the local area with recent visits to Jodrell Bank, the mines at Alderley Edge and the Longley Lane Recycling Centre. We have recently also visited several of the Manchester Museums as well as a day trip to Macclesfield to see The Silk Museum and Arighi Bianci. We look forward to visiting the venues we have planned for the future.
Craft Days – we aim to cater for as many skills and abilities when deciding which hobbies to feature on our craft days. We have held days which cover everything from button craft and patchwork through to paperfolding and willow weaving. Allie Pottinger tutors a painting day several times a year, with a different theme chosen for each occasion. Each year at our AM, we hold a 'Bake Off ' which has included a sconathon, a dipathon and a canapé bake off and everyone is involved in the judging.
Ten Pin Bowling - Dee organises a Ten Pin bowling session at Macclesfield Superbowl on a regular basis. This consists of two games, shoe hire, a hot drink and a breakfast barm all for just £6.
Orienteering – once we had held our first orienteering event, which was greatly enjoyed by all those who took part, it became an annual event to which we also invite members of our local WIs to join us. The events are based around the streets and footpaths of Wilmslow or neighbouring towns.
Art Appreciation Group - a relatively new, but very popular group, that has been set up by one of our members, Jennie Banfield. The group have visited local galleries in Manchester as well as travelling further afield to London.
New Ideas – we are always adding activities and events to this list and are keen to have new ideas about what our members would like to do. Would you be interested in starting a dining out group or another type of group? Just let us know and we can see what we can do!! | 2019-04-24T16:36:52 | http://fulshawwi.weebly.com/whats-on.html |
Our Mum In Translation blogger brings us the next review of the Rollers R2.
I was recently sent the Roller R2 to review for my son who is 2 1/2 years old. He has already tried a mini scooter and balance bike so we were excited to try something different.
On receiving the big box with the photo on the front my son was hugely excited and jumped around the kitchen whilst I opened the box up. He wanted to start using it immediately but the Roller requires a small amount of assembly. The product came in 3 main parts plus some small screws and clamps, which should be a 5 minute job but I would have liked simpler instructions to help speed things up as my son was anxiously waiting to use the scooter. That said however, the parts are very lightweight but strong so it is easily a job for one person and all the tools are included which is great.
Once it was assembled we first tried the R2 without the seat – as the Inline Scooter. It was good in that the wheels were big and strong and the footplate is nice and wide. He could understand the concept of scooting but his balance is not quite advanced enough to successfully scoot on 2 wheels yet, so we put the seat on to make the Balance Bike, which was a simple case of clicking it into the frame. He was really excited when he saw this and immediately sat down steering the bike around whilst using his feet to move.
He found it very comfortable and easy and we made a successful trip to the shops and back with him happily rolling along. It felt safe to watch him on the Roller as it is low to the ground and cannot go too fast as his feet stopped him – perfect for his age group and now his ‘transport of choice’.
The best thing about the Roller as a parent is the weight – it’s easy to take places and sling on to the back of the pram. It is also quick to set up (subject to simpler instructions) and will last for a good few years once he grows and can use the scooter without the seat and raise the handlebars.
The Rollers R2 is now available to buy in pink or blue at Argos.
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And GOD said unto Moses, "These are my commandments to party." Moses replied, "You mean rules?" "Not exactly," GOD rumbled. And so began the initiative to form a more perfect entertainer and all who followed this divine list of instructions became apostles, ever to become known as professional mobile disc jockeys.
I. Thou shalt not hire someone with CHEAP EQUIPMENT.
There is a difference between home audio equipment and a professional disc jockey's. We promise that our equipment will not cause electrical fires, crackling sounds or high-pitched tones. However, we cannot offer any disclaimers for the guests.
II. Thou shalt hire someone LICENSED and INSURED.
Professional mobile disc jockeys are entrepreneurs who are masters of their craft on a full-time basis. They are lots of other things too. But, for the most part, they are a pretty clean bunch of musical militia. They take their business seriously.
III. Thou shalt come with a BOOKING AGREEMENT.
All conditions and terms of our employment should be set into a legally binding agreement. With a written contract, everything is spelled out, including choice of music, duration of event and compensation. Everything is spelled out in black and white.
IV. Thou shalt take PRIDE in one's ATTIRE.
Just as equipment makes a difference, so does attire. A professional must have the appropriate and proper apparel at no extra charge.
V. Thou shalt offer a large MUSIC SELECTION.
Any eclectic music enthusiast may have quite a selection of music but a professional will have much more. This enables us to provide music for any occasion.
VI. Thou shalt field ANNOUNCEMENTS and REQUESTS.
A professional entertainer can locate even the most obscure tunes at a moment's notice. Then, they offer key announcements at the correct times. Or, we can rearrange the announcements for practical jokes. We can also tap dance, juggle fire and swallow swords during announcements.
VII. Thou shalt understand ETIQUETTE.
Ambiance must be created. A professional must have the experience necessary to read your guests and provide the 'right' music for the 'right' moments. You can't follow a Metallica song with a Ella Fitzgerald song. Actually you could, but people might question upcoming music selections.
VIII. Thou shalt provide REFERENCES.
Any experienced professional, in any profession, can provide ample references from satisfied clients. We attempted to get references from people that were not totally satisfied with our services but that never happens. Everybody loves us and has beautiful things to say.
IX. Thou shalt always have a TIMELY ARRIVAL.
Professionals always arrive at least 1 to 1.5 hours ahead of schedule--not only to move the equipment and set up for the event but, to field last minute changes in the event. Sometimes we'll even get to an event earlier, in order to chant to the God of Excellent Events to bless the festivity.
X. Thou shalt always have a BACK UP PLAN.
In the rare event that your entertainer is not able to perform at your function, we will have a substitute of equal professionalism. We have backup equipment as well. | 2019-04-20T15:15:01 | http://blacktiedjent.com/10commandments.html |
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If you are craving for something fresh and sweet but don’t want to spend much time in your kitchen, I believe that you are in the right place with this tasty, delicious, and refreshing dessert. Asian Mixed Fruit Dessert (Chè Thái) is a perfect combination of some different kinds of fruits mostly in cans. You will find out how quick, easy, fresh, and delicious the dessert is if you make and have it. Typically, whipping cream or coconut milk is added to get a creamy and tasty dessert.
If you are craving for something fresh and sweet but don't want to spend much time in your kitchen, I believe that you are in the right place with this tasty, delicious, and refreshing dessert. Asian Mixed Fruit Dessert (Chè Thái) is a perfect combination of some different kinds of fruits mostly in cans. You will find out how quick, easy, fresh, and delicious the dessert is if you make and have it. Typically, whipping cream or coconut milk is added to get a creammy and tasty dessert.
Cut water chestnuts into small cubes like the size of pomegranate seeds. Place them into a bowl. Add few drops of red food coloring. Mix well until all the chestnuts cover in red.
Place the chestnuts into a plastic bag. Pour in tapioca starch. Shake well to coat. Strain to remove excess flour.
Place the chestnut mixture into boiling water. Cook for 3 minutes or until all the chestnuts float to the top. Remove the chestnut from hot water. Place them into the icy water. (This will help prevent any sticking.) Then remove from icy water and place into a bowl. Set aside.
Open all the fruit cans. Pour only the syrup of Longans, the syrup of Lychee, the syrup of Jackfruit, and the syrup of Toddy Palm into a large bowl. Then cut Longans and Lychee into pieces. Cut jackfruit into thin strips. Cut toddy palm into slices. Cut Green Al-Yu Jelly into small cubes.
Place all the fruits, Green Al-Yu Jelly, and pomegranate seeds into the syrup bowl. Pour in whipping cream. Mix up.
To serve: Transfer the dessert to a glass, add some crushed ice if you desire. Deco with mint. Enjoy!
The dessert will be more healthy and delicious if you have all the fresh fruits.
This entry was posted in All Recipes, Vegan, Vegetarian and tagged che thai, dessert, less than 10 minutes, less than 15 minutes, NPFamily Recipes, recipe by NPFamily Recipes. Bookmark the permalink. | 2019-04-19T20:25:06 | http://www.npfamilyrecipes.com/recipe/asian-mixed-fruit-dessert-recipe-che-thai/ |
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In 2003, she began appearing on the Disney Channel's "That's So Raven".
The show became one of the most successful in Disney Channel history.
The former child star took to Twitter today to share her excitement about recent government decisions legalizing gay marriage, such as the Supreme Court striking down the Defense of Marriage Act and this week's news that Minnesota had passed its own gay marriage law."I can finally get married! I, however am not currently getting married, but it is great to know I can now, should I wish to."So don't pop the bubbly yet.
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Glorious Malone took a family recipe for Southern-style headcheese and developed it into a successful business, Malone’s Fine Sausage, Inc., that recently celebrated its 30th anniversary and sells its product throughout the upper Midwest.
Glorious Malone was born in Hammond, Louisiana in 1932. After suffering rheumatic fever, she joined her father, Sterling Williams, in Milwaukee. Mr. Williams was among the city’s first African American entrepreneurs as a barber and had other enterprises including a taxi service and a small store that sold fresh fruits and vegetables from the South. Glorious worked as a nurse’s assistant and in 1950, she married George Malone. George gained a reputation for his headcheese that was prepared from a personal recipe and was given to friends and relatives during the holidays.
George and Glorious purchased their first grocery store, along with her father, Sterling, at 6th and Hadley in Milwaukee in 1961, where they sold general groceries, deli meats and penny candy. George and Sterling now had a perfect opportunity to expand their sales of fruit and vegetables from the South. Because their headcheese was so popular, they were able to sell it as an additional product in their store.
After George’s death in 1971, Glorious became the sole management of the store. She improved the headcheese recipe and the product continued to grow in popularity and was more in demand than ever. She continued to prepare it in the kitchen of her store. Unknown to Glorious, her customers were reselling her headcheese in stores and serving it in taverns as far away as Chicago. Glorious soon received a visit from the Wisconsin Department of Agriculture Meat Inspection Division to discuss these activities. As a result, Malone’s Fine Sausage, Inc. was born. It received a state meat inspection license and subsequently moved to federal meat inspection. Glorious Malone was the first African American woman in the United States to obtain meat inspection accreditation from the USDA and to own and run a federally inspected plant.
Malone’s Fine Sausage, Inc., prospered. When they outgrew the first location on 6th and Hadley, they moved to a building at 17th and Center Streets that had a smoke house. When she outgrew 17th and Hadley, Glorious purchased a lot on Walnut Street in 1993 and in spite of much opposition, trials and tribulations, built the current 12,000 square foot facility. Malone’s Fine Sausage, Inc., currently produces and markets 300,000 pounds of headcheese annually, has 12 employees and markets its product in deli style loaves and retail packages throughout the Midwest. Southern-style headcheese is Malone’s only product and, with its smooth texture and unique flavor, it differs completely from the European recipe, also named headcheese. It is available at supermarket stores such as Pick N Save, Piggly Wiggly, Albertson’s and Dominick’s and more than 500 independently-owned stores.
Glorious Malone has three children - Daphne, Denise and Derek. She died of pancreatic cancer in 2007. Her daughter, Daphne Jones, assumed management of the company in 2006 and became sole owner after Glorious’ death. In honor of Glorious and as a tribute to her tenacity, Daphne decided to begin doing business as Glorious Malone’s Fine Sausage.
In addition to being a determined, innovative and successful businesswoman, Glorious Malone was a caring, generous, civic-minded individual. She helped those in need, generously providing food and assistance. When the need for larger, more modern facilities arose, she chose to build her new plant in Milwaukee’s historic King Drive neighborhood, thereby contributing to the redevelopment of the area, rather than move to the suburbs. She never forgot where she came from and those who helped her achieve success. She wanted the example of her firm’s growth and success to be shared by the community.
Glorious Malone was a true Wisconsin meat industry pioneer and made an indelible, lasting mark in the Wisconsin meat industry. She is a worthy addition to the Wisconsin Meat Industry Hall of Fame. | 2019-04-19T20:14:24 | http://ansci.wisc.edu/Meat_HOF/2011/malone.htm |
On its second visit to Curitiba, the Japan External Trade Organization (JETRO) had a reception at the Federation of Industries of the State of Paraná for the Japan – Brazil Energy Saving Solutions Seminar. Along with the organization, many Japanese companies presented their portfolio of products and investment interests in Brazil, some of them considering the city of Curitiba as a possible destination for their business expansion in the country. The event was held on July 13th, and was supported by the International Business Center and the local Japan – Brazil Chamber of Commerce and Industry.
The Japanese products that were presented included large storage capacity batteries for solar photovoltaic systems (Panasonic Latin America), valves, compressors and cooling systems (Mayekawa), ESCO financial solutions for energy efficiency (Mitsubishi UFJ Lease and Finance), and a compact solar – wind hybrid generator (Sinfonia Technology).
We had the chance of meeting with Mr Nobuo Takagi, from the Japanese Business Alliance for Smart Energy Worldwide, and followed up on the solar project we have for the northeastern region of Brazil. We had presented this project last November, 2011, on the first JETRO mission to Curitiba. On this second occasion, we extended the conversation to speaking about current market conditions for the renewable sector in Brazil, and how the new normative resolution for distributed generation should boost the sector within the next years. | 2019-04-21T04:25:53 | https://aldeotaglobal.com/2015/11/04/brazil-japan-energy-saving-solutions/ |
The Latin America and Caribbean Chapter addresses the needs of immigration attorneys whose work focuses on legal issues in the Latin America and the Caribbean jurisdiction. The Chapter provides a forum for the exchange of ideas, practices, and jurisdiction-specific issues, including a rich resource for accessing local counsel in the jurisdiction. We’ve established a lively email list serve where members can ask questions, get fast responses, and share information and resources. Where there are specific areas of concern, as necessary we will vet those issues through AILA National. What’s more, the Latin America and Caribbean Chapter sponsors one of the best CLEs you will find . . . and the CLE will take place in any one of the exciting countries within our jurisdiction.
Our mission is to educate, network, and create a cohesive membership throughout the jurisdiction. The Chapter hosts a variety of web seminars and live conferences dealing with regional and international issues. We also hold in-person and telephonic general membership and committee meetings, offer education in substantive, procedural, and practice matters, while addressing issues which are important to the Chapter’s members. The Chapter also arranges tours and visits to Consular and DHS offices located within the Chapter’s jurisdiction. The Chapter develops relationships and disseminates appropriate AILA information to officials in these offices, while keeping AILA and Chapter members informed, in “real-time,” of changes in government policies and practices. And of great importance, the Chapter serves as a resource for its members to know, mentor, and network with one another, whether far or near. | 2019-04-20T08:18:07 | http://www.latinamericanandcaribbeanchapterofaila.com/AboutUs/tabid/57/Default.aspx |
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The New Year brings on the opportunity for a fresh start and new beginnings, and there is no better way to embrace change and growth than by moving to a new city. Often times the decision of where to move can be a daunting task, but this year one city takes the cake as the greatest place to call home: Cincinnati.
While often mistakenly thought of as a sleepy metro, this unique town brings together a Midwestern industrial city and southern country feel to provide a perfect place to settle down. Ranked by U.S. News as both one of the top 100 cities to live and one of the top 100 cities to retire, here are the best reasons on why you should call Cincinnati home in 2018.
An important part of any city is the cost of living, which includes housing prices, everyday expenses, and the job market. The cost for housing in the Cincinnati metro area is significantly cheaper than the national average and is often considered one of the most affordable cities to live in around the country. While utilities are also very low, other services like groceries and health care are on par with the rest of the country. That being said, Cincinnati has a fairly low unemployment rate with projected job growth and his home to several major corporations such as Procter & Gamble, Kroger, and Federated Department Stores making it a city that you can afford while having a serious career. Combined with the very successful reform of public school education, it’s also a great place to raise a family.
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The National Underground Railroad Freedom Center is a great place to go and learn about the history of freedom heroes, while the Cincinnati Museum Center has an amazing Imax theater and children’s center. You can also spend time at the Cincinnati Zoo, the second oldest zoo in the United States. Outside of museums and the zoo the city also has some impressive architecture, ranging from Gothic styles to Romanesque, and even its incomplete subway system provides a network of tunnels beneath the city for the ultimate urban exploration experience.
Finally, the city has an awesome beer and concert scene. With a strong German heritage, it’s no surprise that the city loves its beer, and its most popular breweries include Rhinegeist Brewery, Listermann Brewing Company, and Moerlein Lager House. The city even hosts Oktoberfest Zinzinnati which always makes the top Oktoberfest lists in the country. For concerts, there are many venues to catch a show, but the most popular is the Riverbend Music Center which helped to revive the outdoor concert movement in the US. With river views and the ability to hold over 20,000 fans, it is the ultimate concert venue in town. Few things go together as well as sports, music, and beer, and luckily for those who live in Cincinnati, they get all three.
While there are many great places to live within the U.S., few cities can offer you year-round entertainment, mild weather with great accessibility to nature, a thriving city with a short commute, AND affordable housing. It almost sounds like too good of a deal, but fortunately, Cincinnati is still somewhat of a hidden gem of the Midwest. With all the opportunity there is to better yourself and your life in 2018, moving to Cincinnati will surely help you reach your personal goals and help you to have a fuller life without breaking the bank. Maybe if you’re lucky you can even get there before opening day of baseball season, this year is set to be its earliest date yet. | 2019-04-22T10:01:18 | https://thecincyblog.com/2018/02/26/2018-great-year-call-cincinnati-home/ |
WASHINGTON, July 31 (AP) —The Government charged the Armco Steel Corporation today with using illegal reciprocalpurchase arrangements with suppliers and customers.
The Middletown, Ohio, concern, which is the United States’ fifth‐largest steel producer, was named in a civil antitrust suit and accompanying consent order filed by the Justice Department in Federal District Court in Cincinnati.
Attorney General John N. Mitchell, who announced the actions in Washington, said the suit alleged that Armco had had reciprocal agreements with customers and suppliers since 1958. Such agreements are illegal under the Sherman Antitrust Act.
As a result of the alleged agreements, Armco's competi tors have been closed off from selling substantial quantities of goods and services to Armco's customers and rival suppliers have been prevented from selling goods and services to Arm co, the suit alleged.
Armco is the fourth large steel concern to be cited by the Justice Department for alleged reciprocal buying‐selling agreements. Similar suits have been filed within the last year against the United States Steel Corporation, the Illland Steel Company and the Republic Steel Corporation.
The proposed consent judgement submitted with the suit would prohibit for 10 years purchases by Armco on the condition that such purchases would he based on Armco's sales to the supplier. The judgment becomes final in 30 days unless the Government withdraws its agreement to its terms. | 2019-04-24T14:09:46 | https://www.nytimes.com/1970/08/01/archives/trust-suit-alleges-armco-steel-used-illegal-reciprocal-deals.html |
Map of a New America by Neil Freeman. A radical re-mapping of the US that shows 50 states with equal population. (Larger version here).
The Four Kinds of Dog by John Tomanio for National Geographic. The genetic breakdown of 85 common dog breeds, showing how much they fall into four broad categories: wolflike, mastifflike, herders, and hunters. (Larger verison here).
Multi-Touch Paintings by Evan Roth. A document of today's ubiquitous smartphone gestures made with inky fingertips. Top left: "Username and Password." Bottom left: "Slide to unlock." Right: "Launch Twitter. Check Twitter. Close Twitter." (Larger versions here).
America's Most Popular Birthdays by Matt Stiles. A chart showing the frequency of births for every day of the year. (Larger version here).
Where Twisters Touch Down by John Nelson. The starting and ending points for fifty-six years of tornado activity in the US, with brightness adjusted for severity. (Larger version here).
The Last Forty-Five Seconds by Todd Lindeman for the Washington Post. A 3-D rendering and timeline of the moments leading up to Trayvon Martin's death.
The Quantified Self by Nicholas Felton. A page from the 2012 Felton report, an annual visualization of personal activity created by designer Nicholas Felton. (Larger version here).
The Popification of the Top 40 by Gavin Potenza for Billboard. A timeline of the last twenty years of Billboard Top 40 hits, showing the growing dominance of pop music.
Ten Artists, Ten Years by Arthur Buxton. A series of pie charts showing the evolution of ten Impressionist artists, made with the help of a color extraction script written in Python. (Larger version here).
Paths Through New York City by Eric Fischer. A flow map showing the most commonly-travelled paths through New York City, as gleaned from a database of geotagged Tweets. (Larger version here).
Your Microbiome by Jonathan Corum for the New York Times. An annotated chart of the myriad microbes that are hitching a ride inside your body. (Larger version here).
Last year, the Pulitzer-prize winning journalist was tapped to edit the first volume of The Best American Infographics, a job that involved poring over hundreds of examples to come up with the 60-some pieces that ended up in the book. Along the way he established a brain trust of designers, editors, artists and data experts to help him collect good examples of the craft, but he alone made the final call for what made it in the book, and that involved tackling one very tough question: Cook had to figure out what, exactly, the word "infographic" really means today.
>Cook had to figure out what, exactly, the word 'infographic' means.
"It was very clear to me at first that there's an orthodox view of what an infographic is," he explains. There are certain rigorous approaches to clarity and efficiency that have emerged as best practices for data visualizations–all encapsulated by what you could call "the Tufte approach," Cook says, referring to the influential data-viz master Edward Tufte, who advocated information density and highly distilled functionality. Still, Cook resisted that narrow view in making his selections. "I thought it would be a mistake to hew to that definition," he explains. "It's such a diverse and interesting medium, I felt like it would be a far less interesting collection–less satisfying for readers and less intellectually engaging–if we did only that one type of infographic." Ultimately, Cook found that the stuff popping up around the fringes of the burgeoning field was often the most interesting.
The book showcases plenty of orthodox work but includes a good deal of not-exactly-orthodox work, too. There are a full dozen pieces from the New York Times, where a team of incredibly talented designers have been putting out top-notch (and Tufte-approved) work reliably over the last several years. There are other polished, prime-time pieces from pubs like National Geographic and the Guardian. But there are also decidedly more idiosyncratic works, like Tom Scocca's hand-drawn chart ranking past Super Bowl halftime shows on Alfred Kinsey's heterosexual-homosexual rating scale, and Evan Roth's fantastic Multi-Touch Paintings, in which the artist documents today's ubiquitous smartphone gestures by swiping to unlock and playing Angry Birds with inky thumbs. Ultimately, the list of contributors includes not just the types of data journalists Cook once worked with in the newsroom, but a diverse cast of artists, statisticians, developers, and more.
"I tried really hard to give a sense of all the approaches people are taking with infographics, and the raw creativity that's out there," Cook says. "I know for a fact that there are entries in here that someone who is maybe more orthodox in their views are not going to care for, or thinks could be better in some way." Still, he's pleased with the inclusiveness of the collection. And recognizing that much of today's best data viz work doesn't remain static on our screens, Cook got Eric Rodenbeck, founder of Stamen Design, to pick 10 interactive pieces for the book. They include Bear 71, an astonishing hybrid documentary by the National Film Board of Canada and an eye-opening video clip that illustrates New York City's carbon emissions as a stream of huge, bouncing CG spheres.
So what do all these infographics have in common? What, ultimately, qualified a piece for the designation of one of the year's best?Cook spells out some criteria in the introduction: intellectual power, aesthetic sophistication, and emotional impact. But another thing Cook looked for was a sense that the pieces understood the questions they were trying to answer, and took a form that helped readers find those answers. Sometimes those questions are simple. Gustavo Viera Dias's "How To Be Happy" flow chart gets its point across succinctly: If you're not happy with your life, make a change. "In other cases, the questions are going to be more complex and the reader might have to do more work," Cook says. Many of the Times' visualizations, for example, come with a bit of a learning curve but ultimately reward the reader's patience with rich insight. "But if you haven't worked hard to anticipate those questions and make your infographic effective, then [readers are] doing unnecessary work, and that's when I think you start to get into some problems," Cook says.
When we talked, Cook was already busy amassing work for next year's edition. One piece had him stymied–it was a wooden cabinet whose irregular shelves had been formed by data related to local snowmelt. On one hand, the project is an unambiguous attempt to make data visual, but Cook admitted that the idea of a physical, three-dimensional object as an "infographic" might be a stretch. For now it's in the maybe pile. Still, don't expect next year's collection to retreat to orthodoxy. In addition to all the other criteria, next year's batch will be susceptible to the same gut check that brought about some of this year's most interesting picks. "Sometimes I included something just because I hadn't seen anything like it, and it had this unique integrity to it," Cook says. "You had this sense that something cool was happening there." | 2019-04-22T04:42:17 | https://www.wired.com/2013/10/13-sterling-pieces-of-data-viz-from-the-best-american-infographic-2013/ |
Despite the increasing weight of cars on our roads, steel continues to remain the preferred body structure material for vehicle construction.
In fact, steel was used in the manufacture of 99% of all new cars in 2007.
Professor Jon King, Director of Corus Automotive Engineering gave a lecture on the subject at the IMechE "Lightweighting for carbon-free vehicles" conference, which took place on 23rd April at the Jaguar Assembly Plant in Birmingham.
Although the average vehicle is now 50% heavier compared to 40 years ago, the use of Advanced High Strength Steels (AHSS) has provided solutions for cost-effective lightweighting on vehicles over the last 10 years or so.
This has made them up to 60kg lighter, despite the huge improvements in structural safety.
Further weight savings due to AHSS deployment are now being realised on many recently launched vehicles, which can equate to a saving of more than one tonne of CO2 over the vehicle's lifespan.
The forthcoming EU legislation is proposing a 20% reduction in today's CO2 levels, down to 130 g/km in 2012, with penalties for non-compliance by the vehicle manufacturer determined by a weight-based sliding scale. | 2019-04-24T14:29:29 | http://steelstripworld.blogspot.com/2008/04/steel-is-still-material-of-choice.html |
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Nerve Stimulators Market is expected to grow at a CAGR of 9.7% during the forecast period 2017-2023. Nerve stimulation is considered as a gold standard technique for the treatment of treat different types of health problems such as joint, or bone problems that occur in case of osteoarthritis or fibromyalgia, or low back pain, neck pain, neurological disorders, overactive bladder, and others. According to a study published in Research and Reports' Urology journal in 2014, it is found that nerve stimulation is an effective intervention for OAB patients, who are not responsive to pharmacologic therapy. Even in case of neurological disorders, complex seizures are not being controlled by medication. Vagal nerve stimulation is most commonly recommended when medications aren't effective. Among neurological disorders, nerve stimulation therapy is most commonly used for epilepsy and depression. The most commonly used nerve stimulators are deep brain stimulator (DBS), vagus nerve stimulator (VNS), and spinal cord stimulator (SCS).
Rising incidence of chronic health problems, technological improvements, increasing popularity of minimally invasive procedures, increasing geriatric population, and improvement in reimbursement policies are the key factors driving the nerve stimulators market.
However, the high cost of treatment and lack of skilled or trained physicians may hinder the growth of the market to an extent.
The global nerve stimulators market is segmented on the basis of type, application, and end-users.
On the basis of the type, the market is segmented into deep brain stimulator (DBS), vagus nerve stimulator (VNS), and spinal cord stimulator (SCS).
On the basis of the application, the market is classified as chronic pain, depression, dystonia, epilepsy, Parkinson's disease, and others.
On the basis of the end -users, the market is segmented into ambulatory surgical centers, hospital & clinics, and trauma centers.
The Americas dominate the nerve stimulators market owing to the rising prevalence of chronic diseases, a well-developed technology, high healthcare expenditure, and the presence of the leading players. According to a study published in Drug and Alcohol Dependence journal in 2017, more than 100 million adult Americans are living with chronic pain. Chronic low back pain and headaches are the most commonly diagnosed conditions. It is also stated that conditions are more prevalent in women than men i.e. 34.3% in women, and 26.7% in men in the U.S.
Europe holds the second position in the nerve stimulators market. It is expected that the support provided by the government bodies for research & development, along with a well-developed technology drives the market in the European region.
Asia Pacific region is projected to be the fastest growing region during the forecast period. Increasing need for cost-effective nerve stimulators, rapidly improving technology, and the presence of huge patient pool drive the growth of this market in Asia Pacific region.
The Middle East and Africa hold the least share in the market owing to the presence of poor and slow developing countries, especially, in the African region. | 2019-04-25T06:47:28 | http://www.digitaljournal.com/pr/3883853 |
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Cockrell and Thomas led the slate of five candidates vying for the open seat in the Primary Election on Tuesday, March 1, 2016. Cockrell will hold this position on the Democrat’s Party slate for the November 1, 2016 General Election. She is currently unopposed in the General Election. After the vote count was reported, Cockrell said “ I want to thank all those who helped in this election and all those who voted for me. I did not win by myself, it was because of a community effort. I ran to help and support the children of Greene County and provide a brighter educational future for all of them.
Cockrell is a lifelong resident of Greene County with three children, two of whom are enrolled in the Greene County school system. She is employed as finance manager with the Greene County Housing Authority and also works with agency’s youth department.
This entry was posted in Community, Politics and tagged Cockrell, District 2, election, Kashaya “Newt” Cockrell, Madylen Thomas, run-off, school board. Bookmark the permalink. | 2019-04-22T16:32:36 | https://greenecodemocrat.com/2016/06/09/cockrell-wins-run-off-election-for-district-2-school-board-seat/ |
This is the first art book to focus on the relationship between creators of acknowledged talent and their work with important companies; it highlights one of the most significant aspects of French creation within the corporation.
Sense in Utility is above all a report.
Important changes have taken place in post-industrial society, inciting corporate leaders to take into account the need for strong product identity. Consumers' attitude towards the object has changed. The object must fulfil more that just a function, it must also meet a cultural need.
Today, profitability requires meeting the challenge, it demands a new attitude. The stakes are real. Companies are invested with an educational and cultural role; they create the objects we find in our environment. Their encounters with designers who are able to 'think' the object in a different way, giving it a new sense, is therefore of utmost importance.
That is what Sense in Utility wishes to show, by presenting the productive dialogue established between 9 companies and 9 designers.
This is the first book to focus on the relationship between these two actors; its purpose is not to prove a theory, it is to underline a fact and to initiate a reflection on the influencing role of creation within the corporation.
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This is the first art book to focus on the relationship between creators of recognized talent and their work with important companies. In nine cases studies, the book highlights one of the most significant aspects of french creation inside the corporation.
This work was selected for presentation in French cultural center abroad by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
. As an award for winners of national trophies for innovation on November 25, 1992.
. In a travelling art exhibition Sens in Utility, organized by the Association Française d'Action Artistique and the Centre d'Art Contemporain de Vassivière in the Limousin. This exhibition was presented under the auspices of the Regional Industrial Creation Center of the Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur. Since 1994, it has been shown abroad.
. In an ongoing Training program, Design Management, for top managers, organized by E.S.C.P. and sponsored by the Ministry of Industry and Commerce and the Paris Chamber of Commerce.
. A collection of documentary films Stories of Objects (52 minutes) co-producted by the Centre Pompidou, Les Films d'Ici, Creative Agent Consultants, the C.N.C., the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Délégation aux Arts Plastiques, broacoasted by the french T.V. channels Paris Première and La Cinquième.
. The itinerant exhibition Photographing the Object (Marc Guillaumot's photographs) organized by the Association Française d'Action Artistique. | 2019-04-18T16:18:07 | http://francoisedarmon.com/english/auteur/sens.htm |
SEAT has added a new Ecomotive model to the Exeo range, which has low emissions of 117g/km and fuel economy of 62.8mpg. Powered by a 2.0-litre TDI diesel engine, the Exeo Ecomotive is offered with two power outputs – 120PS and 143PS, both of which have the same emissions and economy figures.
A stop/start system, six-speed gearbox, lowered suspension, low rolling resistance tyres and an energy recuperation combine to help lower emissions and improve economy – placing the Exeo Ecomotive in VED Band C with a BIK rate of 17% for company car drivers.
The Ecomotive is offered in S, SE and Sport trim levels and is priced from £20,040 on-the-road for the S model. Standard equipment includes alloy wheels, dual-zone climate control, cruise control, Bluetooth and multi-function steering wheel. Both saloon and ST models are offered and order books are open now. | 2019-04-23T01:57:19 | https://www.honestjohn.co.uk/news/new-cars/2012-07/seat-announces-new-ecomotive-version-of-exeo/ |
Grand Valley State University has recently partnered with Michigan State University and the Ottawa County Planning Department to find a solution for inconsistencies in groundwater quality within Ottawa County. As the county’s population continues to grow and the agricultural and productive industries in the community flourish, maintaining access to clean water is becoming a challenge.
On Saturday, Sept. 8, Grand Valley State University hosted a number of inaugural matches of the For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology (FIRST) Tech Challenge season. Students from across west Michigan—such as the Red Storm Robotics team from East Kentwood High School and the TriSonics Robotics team from Allendale High School—gathered on the Pew Campus in Grand Rapids to compete in a robotics competition where teams construct, program and control a robot of their design and test it against other groups’ creation.
On Saturday, Sept. 15, the Milton E. Ford LGBT Resource Center collaborated with the GVSU Department of Campus Recreation to put on the second QueeraPOOLooza party—a free event open to all Grand Valley students, staff, and faculty and the general public.
rand Valley State University’s annual DeVos Medical Colloquy will speak about health care access on Monday, Sept. 17 from 6 to 8:30 p.m. in the Eberhard Center located on the GVSU downtown campus. The Colloquy began in March 2005, when the DeVos’ created a forum where medical and ethical significance could be discussed with a speaker and the addition of the public.
Around the beginning of the school year in August, the Papa John’s location in the Commons on GVSU’s Allendale campus was replaced by Oath Pizza. According to GVSU Vice President of Finance Greg Sanial, the location in the Connection is also on its way out. Although the timing of this change has much to do with the comments Schnatter made in June, Sanial says the university has been considering ending their business relationship with the company for quite some time.
Filled with collections of LED lights, 3D printers, computers and virtual reality sets, the technology showcase in the bottom level of the library provides students and staff members with access to innovative technology. This year, the showcase is celebrating its five-year anniversary and a celebratory open house was held on Friday, Sept. 14 in the atrium of the library.
On Thursday, Sept. 13, the Padnos International Center of Grand Valley State University will host the first-ever Story Slam, an event tailored toward students who have studied abroad and the stories they bring home with them. Students will be able to share their foreign experiences with others while connecting and hearing from others who’ve traveled to unique corners of the earth.
During the spring, Grand Valley State University was recognized as a top performer in the Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education (AASHE) 2018 Sustainable Campus Index. The university was ranked fourth out of 17 for waste minimization and 10th for well-being and work for master's level universities. | 2019-04-22T18:10:50 | http://www.lanthorn.com/section/campus?page=10&per_page=20 |
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Isaiah and his fraternal twin, Elijah, have wrestled in Beat the Streets all year. Elijah, who uses a cane to walk, says his favorite things about wrestling were learning how to defend himself and the competition against other schools.
Murray, who was an All-American wrestler at Rhode Island College, made Elijah captain because he would let him know what was going on with the team and helped the new wrestlers out with pointers.
Stephen Hudson appreciates the physical aspect of Beat the Streets program and how it helps keep his sons in shape. They’re both on the honor roll, but they know that they can’t play sports unless their grades are good.
But even though his sons have enjoyed wrestling, he also encourages them to branch out. The year is divided into four sessions, and kids can choose different programs each time.
Advocates for the after-school programs say kids who participate in them are much more likely to show up and succeed. A study PASA commissioned of 763 middle school students in Providence that tracked them through high school found that the activities motivate kids to come to school and that the longer the students participate in the programs, the better they do academically.
Thirty percent of the kids who didn’t attend the AfterZone were chronically absent, according to the study. But after students participated in the program for thirty or more days, only 12 percent didn’t come to school regularly.
And of the middle schoolers who took part in the after-school offerings for fifty or more days, 97 percent later graduated from high school. The graduation rate for the Providence school system has improved in recent years, but the city is still looking to increase that number. It is now about 73 percent.
Beat the Streets keeps tabs on how their kids are doing in school. The wrestlers are required to take behavior and grade reports to their teachers and bring them back to their coaches.
In the beginning, Murray says he had kids who had detention every day. So he pulled them aside and asked them why.
Teachers and the AfterZone staff tell Murray that the grades and behavior of the kids on his team have improved.
He wishes he could coach them for more than two days a week, so he could have more of an impact. But he says the kids who are really into wrestling are always asking questions to improve themselves: How is that kid better? Why is he better? How can I get better?
Part of it is that students like the Hudson brothers and Giselle are trying things out, and the AfterZone gives them the chance to sample all kinds of activities. But middle school kids are also pretty easily distracted and might not have transportation in the summertime.
Giselle’s enthusiasm for wrestling flagged a bit during the second session of the year, Murray says. She loves competing and wants to do well in school, but at the same time, she likes to hang out with her friends during wrestling practice. But she rededicated herself later in the year, which has shown in her performance.
The afternoon of the meet, she’s paired up against a girl named Elena from Roger Williams. They meet in the circle in the center of the mat. Giselle assumes the top position behind her and wraps her arms around Elena’s middle.
As they grapple on the mat, Giselle maneuvers to get Elena into a headlock and goes after her legs, but Elena manages to get out of the hold and stands up. As teammates from both sides shout encouragement (“You got this!”), Giselle pins her down.
Banks calls time. Both girls return to the center of the mat and Banks lifts Giselle’s hand in the air. She shakes his hand, walks over to do the same to the Roger Williams coach and pats Elena on the back. Then Giselle turns around, pulls the ponytail holder out of her hair and heads back to her team.
Read the fully story at RIMonthly. | 2019-04-23T21:56:09 | http://www.beatthestreetsprovidence.org/blog/tag/silas+murray |
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This is a sad dream, for once. About someone special to me who is always so far away. Partly I wanted to just write a poem, but sometimes something more is needed.
People who have ever chatted on the Internet and found someone that accidentally touched their heart, by someone so far away it seems impossible to meet, should know exactly what I mean. | 2019-04-22T02:12:34 | https://nimja.com/other/poetry/far-away |
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TORONTO—Demand for trucks helped automakers boost their January sales 3.4 per cent to 99,051 vehicles, while sales of passenger cars dwindled.
However, Scotiabank analyst Carlos Gomes says the “torrid” pace of growth in pickup truck sales has slowed to a single-digit gain, likely due to softening demand from the oil and gas industry.
Canadians bought 63,881 trucks in January, an 8.2 per cent increase from a year ago when they bought 59,041 trucks.
Meanwhile, sales of passenger cars slumped 4.2 per cent to 35,170, compared to January 2014 when Canadians snatched up 36,707 cars.
DesRosiers Automotive Consultants Inc. said General Motors of Canada Ltd. (GM Canada) was the only one of the three big American automakers that outperformed the overall Canadian market, with auto sales growing 5.3 per cent to 11,577 vehicles.
Truck sales grew by 5.7 per cent to 8,753 from 8,283, while car sales increased by 4.3 per cent to 2,824, from 2,708.
Chrysler Canada Inc. sold 18,054 vehicles in January, up two per cent from the 17,698 it sold a year ago.
While truck sales edged up 8.5 per cent to 16,306 from 15,023, car sales slipped nearly 35 per cent to 1,748, from 2,675.
Ford Motor Co. of Canada Ltd. also saw its car sales shrink while truck sales grew.
The automaker sold 1,994 cars in January, down 28.5 per cent from the 2,787 it sold a year ago.
However, truck sales climbed 7.2 per cent to 12,597, from 11,746 previously.
In total, Ford sold 14,591 vehicles in January, up slightly from 14,533 a year ago.
Meanwhile, Nissan Motor Co., Ltd. sold 7,122 vehicles, a 12 per cent boost from January 2014, when it sold 6,360.
Toyota Canada Inc.’s sales grew 7.6 per cent to 10,249, while Honda Canada Inc.’s slipped 3.9 per cent to 6,554. | 2019-04-19T07:19:34 | https://www.canadianmanufacturing.com/operations/demand-trucks-boosts-canada-auto-sales-start-2015-145166/ |
Drivers take note: Now, only right turns are allowed at the intersection of Park Avenue and Third Street.
Signs went up earlier this month telling drivers not to make left turns or drive straight through the intersection. The signs were erected to curb the number of accidents at the intersection.
There was a grace period to let people get used to the signs, but police are now writing $70 tickets if they catch drivers going straight or left through the intersection. | 2019-04-26T04:27:12 | https://www.orlandosentinel.com/news/os-xpm-1994-05-19-9405180709-story.html |
Researchers publishing in the journal Diabetes, Obesity and Metabolism investigated lifespan in patients with type 2 diabetes prescribed with metformin with patients prescribed with another common diabetes drug called sulphonylurea.
“The title of this paper itself is not helpful in that anyone reading it might get the wrong idea – this study cannot actually answer the question it poses (“Can people with type 2 diabetes live longer than those without?”) for reasons discussed below, and it sounds almost as if there are grounds to advise people without diabetes to take metformin. But in fact the study isn’t saying that at all.
“In the press release, Craig Currie says “People lose on average around eight years from their life expectancy after developing diabetes” and goes on to explain why. So if the life expectancy of people with type 2 diabetes is so much shorter, how on earth can they “live longer than people without the disease”, as the title of the release and the paper both say?
“The answer is that the comparison in the paper runs only over the time period when the patients with diabetes were on first-line treatment with metformin, on its own (and there’s a similar comparison involving patients whose first-line treatment is with sulphonylureas). At some point after this first-line treatment starts, many of the patients with diabetes would be switched from metformin alone onto a second-line treatment, and this switch is (or should be) necessary because the diabetes or its effects have got worse. But at that point the comparison in this study simply stops.
“So the quote in the press release about an eight year reduction in life expectancy, in people who develop type 2 diabetes, is talking about the entire rest of a person’s life after the diagnosis, including the time when they might be on a more aggressive second-line treatment. But the comparison in the paper is looking only at the time before the treatment changes. You can’t fit all that into a simple headline, but it is important to note that the story here is not so simple.
“But, if the survival for people with diabetes, taking metformin, is significantly better than the survival for people without diabetes, even just over the limited timespan of this study, might that still not mean that people without diabetes should take metformin in order to live longer than they otherwise would? No, it’s not saying that. The apparent difference might be due to something other than the metformin.
“The researchers did match the controls with patients with diabetes in certain ways, and in their statistical analysis they try to allow statistically for other differences between the people with diabetes and the controls. But the paper itself points out some issues. The researchers could not take into account certain possible confounders (other variables that might affect the comparison) because they did not have data on them for enough of the controls. Even without that important issue, statistical adjustment for confounders is never perfect. The difference in survival between people with diabetes on metformin, and controls without diabetes, was statistically significant but in fact rather small, and probably within the range where it could be explained by residual confounding (that is, the effect of other variables that was not taken into account by the analysis).
“Further, the paper itself also points out that people with diabetes are more likely be monitored for, and receive interventions for, problems with the heart and circulation. This extra intervention and monitoring, and the possibility of residual confounding, between them cast huge doubt on the possibility that the better survival in the patients taking metformin, compared to controls without diabetes, was simply because they were taking metformin.
‘Can people with type 2 diabetes live longer than those without? A comparison of mortality in people initiated with metformin or sulphonylurea monotherapy and matched, non-diabetic controls’ by C. A. Bannister et al. published in Diabetes, Obesity and Metabolism on Friday 8 August 2014. | 2019-04-20T07:07:26 | http://www.sciencemediacentre.org/expert-reaction-to-study-looking-at-type-2-diabetes-metformin-and-lifespan/ |
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The diploic veins (latin: venae diploicae) are large, valveless veins with a thin vascular wall in the diploe between the inner and outer layers of the cranial bones.
The diploic veins are connected with the cerebral sinuses by emissary veins.
The frontal diploic vein empties into supraorbital vein and the superior sagittal sinus, the anterior temporal into the sphenoparietal sinus and one of the deep temporal veins, the posterior temporal opens into the transverse sinus. The occipital diploic vein is the largest of all, that empties into the occipital vein or into either transverse sinus or the confluence of sinuses. | 2019-04-18T13:25:33 | https://www.anatomynext.com/diploic-veins |
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82:16 Shot by Mount Saint Vincent Mariah Wright, Save (by goalie) Laiken Fox. | 2019-04-20T05:24:32 | https://www.acaa.ca/sports/wsoc/2017-18/boxscores/20170910_l5pp.xml |
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Serenity, peace and spirituality are words to describe the beautiful and rich country of Thailand. With its lush and vibrant countryside, to the hustle of the capital city, Thailand is an exciting and at the same time relaxing tourist destination. You can find a variety of travel deals on the Expedia website. Take a trip to Bangkok with its outdoor markets and delicious smells and visit the Royal Palace, an awe-inspiring architecture of massive proportions. Be sure not to miss out on the Reclining Buddha or the spirituality of the Buddhist monks roaming about the city. They are friendly and will love to speak to you about their lifestyle and love for their country. Bangkok at night is full of energy and vigor. Sit outdoors and eat some wonderful, aromatic Pad Thai before heading out to the beauty and massage parlors for some extremely inexpensive facials, manicures and of course, the infamous Thai massage—you will be stretched out more than any Yoga class you can take. For those wishing a tropical vacation of sitting around the beach and doing absolutely nothing, head to one of Thailand’s popular islands--maybe a week in Phuket where you will just let the sand slip between the toes and listen to the light wind rustle the trees. Adventure also awaits: try white water rafting, especially during rainy season when the waters will be flowing heavily. For all those active travelers, there is plenty of hiking within the mountains of the country. During rainy season, you will find gorgeous growth of greenery surrounding your every step.
The Thai embrace their culture and love their country, which is evident in every Buddhist temple you will pass, every carefully prepared meal of Thai cuisine and every smile you will encounter. Thailand is a very special country that Westerners should experience. | 2019-04-24T20:32:33 | http://www.internationalcircuit.com/thailand/travel.php |
Beth has been writing short stories most of her life. She won third prize in the Women’s National Short Story Competition some years ago and was subsequently published in Women’s Own magazine. Beth is currently writing her first novel, a murder mystery with ghostly overtones set in the Yorkshire Dales where she lives with her husband and Labrador. They have two grown up daughters.
Beth enjoyed teaching Literary Studies and Creative Writing for nearly two decades but made a major decision in 2012 to retire from academia and is excited by the way her life has changed since becoming a full time writer. Askance are delighted to be publishing Beth’s story The Thinker as part of the Postional Vertigo short story collection. | 2019-04-21T12:20:56 | https://askancepublishing.wordpress.com/authors/beth-reed/ |
In 2015, foreign exports from Coral Bay totaled 4,765,397 kilograms. This was an increase of 1,670.16% compared to the prior year.
When measured in kilograms, the top countries receiving goods from Coral Bay were Martinique, Pakistan, Honduras, Dominican Republic and Guatemala. | 2019-04-26T15:45:39 | http://www.worldportsource.com/trade/exports/weight/VIR_Coral_Bay_5486.php |
Very nice one off square shaped side table designed and made by Marcus Kingma, Holland 1990. Marcus was the brother of Paul Kingma who started making these tables in the 1960s. Marcus helped Paul making table at the end of his career and eventually started making tables on his own. This example has a very nice small and square table which is rare and uncommon. The table is made of concrete and has slate and brass inlays. The table has a folded metal base, black lacquered and is marked M.Kingma 1990. Nice collectible table, unique one off table which is a work of art on its own. | 2019-04-20T05:24:19 | https://massmoderndesign.com/gallery-detail/marcus-kingma-artwork-side-table-holland-1990/ |
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Of course, the question becomes how do you stay alive as a newfound business owner?
After all, being a subject matter expert in a particular job is one thing, being a generalist for an industry (an organizational leader) is something else entirely.
There comes a point where stagnation sets in. You can take yourself only so far without the help of others. Hey, it happens. Consider it part of the startuplifecycle.
There isn't anything else that you receive 100 percent dedicated attention to you.
“If you are not clear on your vision, then every single opportunity will distract you and impede your progress,” says Liliane Zaccharias, a entrepreneur, business owner and well established coach. | 2019-04-25T23:43:12 | http://www.performancestrategies-mcg.com/89673/About-Liliane-Zaccharias.htm |
After a deliberate shift in police training, excessive force complaints against the Dallas Police Department dropped by 64% between 2009 and 2014. The number of arrests and officer-involved shootings also declined in recent years.
At least five police officers were killed and seven more wounded by snipers in Dallas on Thursday night during protests over two separate police shootings in Louisiana and Minnesota this week.
The attacks have shined a tragic light on a police department that has seen decreases in excessive force complaints, arrests, and officer-involved shootings.
"This police department trained in de-escalation far before cities across America did it," Mayor Mike Rawlings told reporters on Friday morning. "We’re one of the premier community policing cities in the country and this year we have the fewest police officer-related shootings than any large city in America."
Dallas Police Department Chief David Brown has credited this progress to a shift in training and practices, which put greater emphasis on de-escalation and community policing.
As the Dallas Morning News reported last year, instructors taught officers to “slow down” when engaging with a suspect and to speak calmly rather than immediately shouting. The department has also doubled the amount of training for officers on patrol.
The dramatic decline in excessive force complaints and arrests trace back to the year Brown, who is black, took over the department in 2010. In 2009, the department received 147 excessive force complaints and made 74,000 arrests. Within three years, arrests were down to 61,000, and within five years excessive force complaints were down to 53. As the number of excessive force complaints and arrests declined, so did the city’s murder rate, which reached its lowest point in more than 80 years in 2014, before ticking back upward in 2015.
The city has also seen a decline in officer-involved shootings. From 2010 to 2014, Dallas officers fatally shot 34 people — more than half of whom were black — a higher per capita rate than Houston, Chicago, Los Angeles, and New York City.
In 2012, a year in which 10 people were killed by police, an officer fatally shot James Harper, an unarmed black man, sparking heated protests in the city. Chief Brown defended the shooting. The officer was not indicted. In 2013, another officer shot and killed another unarmed black man, Clinton Allen. That officer was also not indicted. That same year, however, Brown fired two other officers involved in shootings. And in the years since 2012, when police shot 23 people, the number of police shootings has decreased each year, down to 11 in 2015. According to the data, Dallas police officers have shot one person this year.
After a police officer in Ferguson, Missouri, fatally shot Michael Brown in August 2014, Chief Brown wrote a column in the Dallas Morning News explaining that, in the aftermath of a police shooting, it was important for his department to “immediately” inform the public about “all the facts as we knew them,” release the names of the victim and the officer involved, and, “perhaps most important,” decrease the number of officers in the neighborhood around the shooting scene.
Unlike many departments across the country, the Dallas Police Department has tracked and publicized its number of officer-involved shootings. Following one of the 2013 police shootings, the department published a spreadsheet listing a decade’s worth of statistics showing the yearly numbers of suspects killed and injured by officers. This year, the department released its most comprehensive report on its use of force, detailing how often officers used takedowns, pepper spray, batons, Tasers, and firearms.
The department’s tactics for covering protests reflected its community policing focus. “You have a community that is upset, that feels wronged. It’s important to establish trust with them,” Maj. Max Geron told the Washington Post. "The ideal police response to a protest is no response at all."
And so on Thursday night, the officers around the protest wore normal uniforms, without helmets or heavy vests.
Speaking to reporters on Friday, Mayor Rawlings said he wished to "brag" about the progress his police department has made in de-escalation training.
"We are working hard to improve and there’s always room for improvement, but we are best in class, we feel," Rawlings said. | 2019-04-23T07:55:13 | https://www.buzzfeednews.com/article/albertsamaha/dallas-police-numbers |
Build ingredients, in order, over ice in a highball glass, and serve.
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It's a decent drink, maybe a little too much coffee liqueur.
We drink these lots where I'm from, except it's usually a shot each of Kahlua and vodka. For a change you can use root beer instead of Coca-Cola. A more popular variant here is the Ryealizer, or Rye Paralyzer, which uses rye rather than vodka.
You have to add the Milk last, it avoids the curdling effect. Fill glass 60% full of Coke, then add one ounce Vodka, one ounce Kahlua...fill rest of glass with Milk.
Diet? Use Coke Zero and Skim.
It tastes like melted ice cream and chocolate milk... but i like my drinks heavier.
You get this one at bars when you order a paralyzer, but I like better with tequilla. I used tequila i bought from mexico and it made this drink so much better.
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Now, those of you that know me know that I am all about Johnny Appleseed and have been for a long time. So I am especially pleased to announce the release/book birthday of my new picture book biography, SEED BY SEED: THE LEGEND AND LEGACY OF JOHN “APPLESEED” CHAPMAN, illustrated by the great and mighty Lynne Rae Perkins.
Tall buildings, stores, and parking lots.
Buses and cars speeding by.
Red lights and green lights and yellow lights and white lights.
Our country is hard and electrical and moving.
Or sent a basketball flying through a hoop.
He never acted in front of a camera.
He never wore a medal.
He grew apples, and offered them to the pioneers heading west.
And call him a hero?
Besides being a president of my own private chapter of the Johnny Appleseed Fan Club, I had an ulterior motive for writing SEED BY SEED. As an elementary teacher and a K-8 school librarian, I was having a really hard time finding a book about Johnny Appleseed that contained what I wanted to share about him. My go-to was Aliki’s charmer, THE STORY OF JOHNNY APPLESEED , which gave a straightforward story of Chapman’s legend, including clear pictures of covered wagons and straightforward text that allowed me to put Chapman’s life in a historical context (albeit with some explanation behind stereotypical book treatment of the Native Americans). I also love and use Reeve Lindbergh’s JOHNNY APPLESEED, verse flanked by helpful map endpapers. Let's face it, there wasn't any shortage of Johnny Appleseed books.
But what I was really looking for was a book that not only walked through the narrative of John Chapman’s storied life, but one that would make the legend of Johnny Appleseed relevant to the modern, urban readers in the Chicago Public Schools, the children with whom I was reading. The question wasn't "who was Johnny Appleseed?" The question was, "Why should we care who he was?" I wanted a book that made readers love Johnny Appleseed, be inspired by him and want to emulate his example, even over the distance of history. I had that experience, and I wanted to share it. So the first thing I did in approaching SEED BY SEED was think, what is it about John Chapman that transcends time? What about him touches me in both a secular way and a spiritual way, and how can that been written about so it will touch someone else?
Try to make peace where there is war.
You can reach your destination by taking small steps.
I use the idea of footsteps to suggest that Chapman laid a path for us to follow, both as Americans and as citizens of the world. Each footstep can be discussed, as they are in the book, in the context of Chapman’s biography, but they can also be discussed in the context of the child’s own experience. When has the child shared, or made do, or persevered, bit by bit? These relatable points make John Chapman a real person and a relevant model today, a mentor, a hero that belongs to them! I want children to see that, hey, it’s not just the people who we see on screens that can help to set us on our path. There are so many people in history that can do that for us. Children can research and read about their own historical figures, and determine what “footsteps” they have left for us to fill. And as a teacher, who am I kidding? Johnny's Five Footsteps also make for a very nice bulletin board concept; I put one up every year. Post a link to a picture of your own original "Five Footstep" bulletin board in the comments section of this post by September 12th, 2012, and you'll be entered in a drawing for an autographed copy of SEED BY SEED inscribed for your classroom library, though everyone who sends a picture will get an autographed bookplate!
Another aspect of SEED BY SEED I am very excited about has to do with the idea of a legend. What’s fact in a story, and what’s fiction? Is it true that John Chapman donned a tin pot on his head, slept in the same log as a bear, was visited by angels? John Chapman as a historical figure is an enigma. Many books even for grown-ups haggle over what’s real and what is hyperbole. I have been investigating John Chapman for years, and a selected list of resources is at the beginning of the book. One that really interested me especially in my research was an article from the November, 1871 issue of Harper’s Magazine, “Johnny Appleseed, a Pioneer Hero,” because it was more of a primary source, with accounts given by people who might have actually crossed paths with him…might have. I love that Johnny’s story inspires so much scrutiny. Even in reviews for this book thus far, there seems to be an emphasis on fact-checking and argument, and I love it. It’s just another aspect that lends relevancy to the modern age, when we should be check-double-checking facts, and assessing credibility of sources. Good heavens, that warms the coddles of my little librarian heart! I hope SEED BY SEED will be used to help children explore these skills, and I imagine that read in conjunction with Deborah Hopkinson’s wonderful book ABE LINCOLN CROSSES A CREEK: A TALL, THIN TALE, it should inspire some serious discussion and critical thinking across the grade levels about how history might be revised, and where the seed of truth rests in storytelling.
One person who really did her homework was Lynne Rae Perkins. She writes about her process in creating pictures for SEED BY SEED here, and you can look at some of the finished illustrations here. Thank you, Lynne Rae, for bringing this tribute to life! Though I know she is most famous for her Newbery-award winning CRISS-CROSS, I fell in love with her illustrations in SNOW MUSIC and THE BROKEN CAT. I heard her speak many years ago, and was very much in awe of the gravity she afforded each detail and decision in her books. For SEED BY SEED, her pictures bridge the gap between now and then with a bit of Narnia-like time travel magic, just what I would have hoped, starting and ending on a modern note, with a window into the pioneer past in between. I was especially thrilled and sighing out loud that she chose a model who reminded her of work by the great Barbara Cooney, especially since I always wondered why Madame Cooney never wrote a book about Johnny Appleseed, it seemed like such a perfect match (and MISS RUMPHIUS seemed related to Johnny as a distant aunt, anyway). Did you know, illustrators and authors don’t usually communicate directly in the creation of a book? So it was a special delight to realize we were on the “same page.” If I may put on my reviewer’s hat (or tin pot, as the case may be), I was also so enraptured by her mixed media approach. Most show-stopping is her embroidered double-page spread speckled with ripe fruit. My personal favorite in the whole book is the painting on wood of two hands outstretched, a banner for “try to make peace where there is war.” Her diverse use of frames, spreads and headings makes me happy from a teacherly Common-Apple-Core point of view, because I know that I could/would/will use it to help children recognize visual cues for attacking nonfiction. Of course, I don’t think Lynne Rae intended that. She’s just a natural, just like Johnny. A perfect pairing.
The back page of SEED BY SEED has suggestions for a celebration, “A Johnny Appleseed Anniversary,” and of course, a how-to for apple pie, Johnny’s favorite dessert, which I make religiously on his birthday, September 26th. Because, with all respect to my very fine husband, I am in love with Johnny Appleseed. Johnny Appleseed is my historical boyfriend; he could be my Daguerreotype Boyfriend, except there are no photos taken of him, just a few drawings. No matter. In my heart and mind’s eye, I know just how he is: from his grungy Phish-show-esque bare feet to his gait, tilted either from navigating gnarly roots underfoot or hard cider. I see the rectangular lump in his shirt, where he is carrying his copy of Swedenborg, or part of it. I see his smile, thin and chapped and wrapped in his grizzly beard, and his eyes, weary from the reflection of river water and worry over the latest rough exchange with family or hard news from one warring side or another, and yet still with a glint borne of the distracting delight of the sight of a tree, heavy with apples, that took root first under his hand, or better yet, a sapling, swaying jauntily on the back of a wagon bed heading west. I see you, Johnny, and I feel you, and I dedicate SEED BY SEED to all that is true to your memory and to your invention. I know you, and I want everyone to know you, Johnny Appleseed, especially now, when we need you and your footsteps so much!
Illustration of Johnny Appleseed from the Ohio Historical Society, posted on Ohio History Central.
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How does Santa know who is naughty or nice?
Santa makes a list each year of kids of all ages from around the world and categorizes them according to whether they have been naughty or nice.
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New research shows that this RNA segment sends signals that stop the activity of the gene that produces glutamine, an amino acid. Previous research has linked a shortage of glutamine in the gut with the seepage of toxins and bacteria through the intestinal wall, irritating nerves and creating disease symptoms.
Scientists say that trying to generate glutamine in the disordered bowel by silencing this RNA segment could open up a whole new way of thinking about treating the diarrhea-predominant type of irritable bowel syndrome (IBS). In the meantime, they are making plans to conduct a clinical trial to see if glutamine supplements could also reduce common IBS symptoms.
In the Ohio State University study, researchers observed that in human tissue samples, the presence of this small piece of RNA was associated with reduced activity by the gene that produces glutamine. Lower levels of glutamine were seen only in tissue samples from patients with the diarrhea-predominant type of IBS.
A group of these patients also had a condition called increased intestinal permeability, which allows toxins and bacteria into the colon that typically can’t get in. The resulting irritation to nerves in the colon is believed to contribute to diarrhea and abdominal pain. The finding suggests that the glutamine deficiency is connected to the increased intestinal permeability, which dramatically increases the likelihood that diarrhea-predominant IBS symptoms will follow.
The researchers say that manipulating that tiny piece of RNA, known as microRNA-29a, has potential as a novel treatment for IBS. “We’ve known about characteristics of this disease, but we didn’t know the reasons behind them. This study helps us connect everything together. Maybe if we can modulate the microRNA, we can heal the disease. That is our whole hypothesis,” said QiQi Zhou, assistant professor of internal medicine at Ohio State and lead author of the study.
The research is published in a recent issue of the journal Gut.
“We treat the disorder, but we still don’t understand it completely,” said study senior co-author G. Nicholas Verne, professor of internal medicine and director of the Division of Gastroenterology, Hepatology and Nutrition at Ohio State. “We often have to use multiple therapies to attack the symptoms, but the pain is by far the most difficult to treat. For some patients, the pain responds only to escalating doses of narcotics or tricyclic antidepressants.
This work was supported by the National Institutes of Health and the Medical Research Service of the Department of Veterans Affairs.
Co-authors, both from Ohio State, include Wiley Souba, dean of the College of Medicine; and Carlo Croce, professor and chair of the Department of Molecular Virology, Immunology and Medical Genetics. Verne and Zhou also are affiliated with the Cincinnati VA Medical Center Research Service. | 2019-04-25T16:50:31 | https://www.healthcanal.com/medical-breakthroughs/9782-scientists-target-possible-cause-of-one-form-of-bowel-disease.html |
The new album "The Fire is Mine" from Florida power metal band Seven Kingdoms is streaming in its entirety over at GuitarWorld.com at this location. The album was produced by famed producer Jim Morris and will be released on October 9, 2012 via Nightmare Records.
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Flood affected producers helicoptered into Cloncurry from their isolated properties to address the Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk as she toured the area. Producers gathered at the Cloncurry Community Precinct on Thursday February 7, teary-eyed and still in shock from the devastating North West floods and addressed the Queensland Premier of their losses and seek support. The Premier spoke with graziers about the effects the floods had on each of their properties before travelling out of town to witness the paddocks of dead cattle for herself. Cloncurry producer Robert Chaplain, from Wynberg Station, east of Cloncurry, spoke with Premier and said he hoped Labor, the LNP and the Greens would put their differences aside to work together to deal with the flood’s aftermath. “It's not going to be a quick rebuild, it will take time,” Mr Chaplain said. “Each property has different circumstances. There's such large losses – some properties are talking 100 percent losses. “The impact on our property has been ongoing. We stepped out of drought seven days ago into a natural disaster. “We have experienced some losses at our property here (Cloncurry), and we have witnessed big losses at our property near Maxwelton. “And there's infrastructure, some places are totally underwater.” William McMillan, from Mt Roseby Station, north of Cloncurry told the premier that cattle on his property were still in water up to their stomachs with minimal dry land. “In some areas there would be cattle underwater and cattle that have been swept away,” Mr McMillan said. “It is heartbreaking to see everything you’ve worked for and grown and build over the generations, be taken overnight. “Landholders need support and we need action now.” Cloncurry Shire Mayor Greg Campbell, drove Premier Palaszczuk north of Cloncurry to the heartbreaking reality of the floods. “The situation we are facing – I have never seen anything like it. The conditions we have had as gone from early good rain to devastation within 24 hours,” Cr Campbell said. “Some of the properties in our shire, to the south may not be as heavily affected but to the north of our shire and neighbouring shires in Julia Creek, Richmond and the lower Gulf will cause devastation on herds. “So we need all levels of government at federal, state and local and other agencies to help our producers out. There is going to be a lot of work to coordinate hay drops and to get the best outcome for the stock that are left and try and ease the burden on our producers.” READ MORE: Robbie Katter tours North West flood affected communities. While you are here, subscribe to our weekly email delivered to your inbox 6am every Friday.
TOUR: The Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk and Cloncurry Shire Council mayor Greg Campbell listens to the heartbreaking stories from Cloncurry graziers. Photo: Samantha Walton.
Flood affected producers helicoptered into Cloncurry from their isolated properties to address the Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk as she toured the area.
Producers gathered at the Cloncurry Community Precinct on Thursday February 7, teary-eyed and still in shock from the devastating North West floods and addressed the Queensland Premier of their losses and seek support.
The Premier spoke with graziers about the effects the floods had on each of their properties before travelling out of town to witness the paddocks of dead cattle for herself.
Cloncurry producer Robert Chaplain, from Wynberg Station, east of Cloncurry, spoke with Premier and said he hoped Labor, the LNP and the Greens would put their differences aside to work together to deal with the flood’s aftermath.
Robert Chaplain, from Wynberg Station, consults with the Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk. Photo: Samantha Walton.
“It's not going to be a quick rebuild, it will take time,” Mr Chaplain said.
“Each property has different circumstances. There's such large losses – some properties are talking 100 percent losses.
“The impact on our property has been ongoing. We stepped out of drought seven days ago into a natural disaster.
“We have experienced some losses at our property here (Cloncurry), and we have witnessed big losses at our property near Maxwelton.
William McMillan, from Mt Roseby Station, north of Cloncurry told the premier that cattle on his property were still in water up to their stomachs with minimal dry land.
“In some areas there would be cattle underwater and cattle that have been swept away,” Mr McMillan said.
“It is heartbreaking to see everything you’ve worked for and grown and build over the generations, be taken overnight.
Cloncurry Shire Mayor Greg Campbell, drove Premier Palaszczuk north of Cloncurry to the heartbreaking reality of the floods.
“The situation we are facing – I have never seen anything like it. The conditions we have had as gone from early good rain to devastation within 24 hours,” Cr Campbell said.
“Some of the properties in our shire, to the south may not be as heavily affected but to the north of our shire and neighbouring shires in Julia Creek, Richmond and the lower Gulf will cause devastation on herds.
READ MORE: Robbie Katter tours North West flood affected communities.
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update: The lack of reliability, worst of which was constant unavailability of my blog, led me to move on. This time it's Pelican, hosted by GitHub Pages. Here's the setup.
The presentation is way too simple/plain, and doesn't provide a way to customise it.
I spent hours struggling with Dropbox login integration, where I often had to go to Chrome's Incognito mode, and at some point, had to delete my Dropbox account as well, just to get it to work.
It seems crazy that each time I want to publish I have to visit the web page to hit Publish, when Calepin should simply monitor the Dropbox account.
The blog is unreachable whenever I publish. This isn't such a big deal of course, but c'mon.
When hitting Publish, it takes way too long (several seconds) before the page is rendered on the blog.
Despite all these problems, it will have to do for now, until I find another host, and maybe this time I will have to spend some cash.
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The speculation about the leadership succession of the International Monetary Fund was already in full swing before the shock announcement on Sunday, May 15, that the IMF’s current managing director and presumptive French presidential candidate, Dominique Strauss-Kahn, had been arrested in New York City. After the embarrassing spectacle of the premature departure of Paul Wolfowitz from the helm of the World Bank in 2007, this event once again shines the spotlight on the selection process for what must count among the most important and prestigious international posts.
After falling into near oblivion before the recent global economic crisis, the IMF reemerged as a critical player in international financial affairs during and after the crisis. Few would doubt today that the world needs a strong, legitimate international financial institution to help manage the relations among major global economic players, to offer support to countries in crisis — such as is now the case in Europe — and to provide an impartial voice in assessing the need for corrective action when countries fall into financial, fiscal or foreign exchange misalignment. The IMF has many strengths, but some glaring weaknesses in its governance. The most obvious weakness is that the selection of its leadership has been artificially constrained, with the customary prerogative for European governments to select one of their own nationals.
This rules out the search for the strongest possible candidate. It reinforces the perception of a continued bias in the IMF’s decisions toward European interests, especially at a time when Europe needs the IMF. It undermines the trust in the IMF of other key member states, especially of the major emerging markets in Asia and Latin America. And it creates a situation where when things go wrong — as in the case of Wolfowitz and Stauss-Kahn — the result is intensely embarrassing for the countries which have pushed their candidate so hard against the presumption of a fair and legitimate selection process that would be open to the best candidates from any nationality.
The recent G-20 summits have affirmed that the leadership selection of the IMF and World Bank should be based on merit, but they did not specifically state that it would be without regard to nationality. This leaves open the door yet again for a deal between the United States and the Europeans that, when leadership change occurs at the IMF (and in due course at the World Bank, where the United States traditionally has selected the winning candidate), the traditional trans-Atlantic bloc will prevent an open, unbiased and legitimate selection process.
This would be wrong. It would weaken the international financial institutions by undermining their legitimacy and their effectiveness in dealing with the continuing critical global financial challenges. It would send another signal that the “old powers” are not ready to accept the new economic reality, where fairly shared international responsibility and privilege among the new and old players will be the key for effective management of global affairs. It would create the spectacle of the Europeans and the United States holding on to prerogatives whose time has passed and whose exercise results in national embarassment such as we have seen in the wake of recent leadership upheavals at the World Bank and IMF.
The bottom line is it is in the interest of the international community, of the Europeans and of the United States that we have strong and legitimate international financial institutions. This requires a fair, open and merit-based leadership selection process unconstrained by nationality. The Obama administration should make the case for such a process to the Europeans, to Congress and to the American people. | 2019-04-25T04:05:46 | https://www.brookings.edu/blog/up-front/2011/05/17/imf-leadership-succession-time-for-a-real-change/ |
Today, on Mobile Threat Monday: The developers of a flashlight app have been smacked with an fine from the FTC, and a look at how ad networks can reveal your personal information.
When we talk about ad networks, it's important to remember that they are not inherently evil. Without them, free and $0.99 apps might not exist at all, and there would be decidedly less excitement about developing for mobile platforms. After all, everyone needs to make money.
The trouble is that users don't always have control over how much of their information is sent to ad networks, or whether those networks use proper security techniques to keep their information secure. We'll look at both of those problems today.
Flashlight apps are the ones people used to point to when making tired arguments about how mobile devices were just a passing fad. It turns out the real sin of flashlight apps wasn't that they were useless (they are), but that they sucked your information out of your phone.
But consent was at the center of the FTC's case against the developers of Brightest Flashlight Free. While the app gave users the ability to accept or reject a EULA which included transmitting location data, the FTC pointed out that it didn't matter. Even before users could make their choice, the app was already collecting and transmitting user data to third parties. Developers Goldenshores Technologies are now in danger of receiving a hefty $16,000 fine.
When Lookout started their crusade against adware earlier this year, the idea of user consent was key. The trouble is that most of the time, apps don't give users any indication that their data is being harvested. Some security applications, like Lookout, now include app reputation services and can provide alerts about apps that request an inordinate amount of access. Ultimately, though, it's up to the users to decide if they're willing to part with their information in exchange for apps.
In late November, Bitdefender demonstrated another reason to be wary of ad networks when they demonstrated how to pull user information from an ad-serving framework called Applovin. While it was just a proof-of-concept, the security company showed how your data can be intercepted when ad networks don't use proper security techniques.
Bitdefender told SecurityWatch that their experiment hinged on the fact that Applovin (aka Vulna) did not encrypt its data while in transit, nor did it require authentication to access the data. Bitdefender used a man-in-the-middle attack to intercept the data, and noted that their attack could have been stopped if Applovin had used HTTPS.
"We cannot say if the Google Play application review process will prevent the creation of other SDKs or individual apps that present such functionality in the future," Catalin Cosoi, Chief Security Strategist for Bitdefender told SecurityWatch. "Google should definitely give some attention to the issue, as otherwise a malicious programmer might publish a perfectly legitimate app with such a backdoor function and turn it into a data-stealing Trojan later."
Thankfully, the latest version of Applovin does not include these vulnerabilities, which appear to be presented only in versions 2.0.74 through 5.0.3. Unfortunately, users will have a hard time knowing if developers are making use of Applovin, not to mention what version is involved. Bitdefender notes that their Clueful app should detect the vulnerability.
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Watch as three members of Perth's Ten K, FERLY, RLSM and DEBT make a Crooked Collaboration in association with Jam Jar App, at the launch party. Not just did the three fellas bring the heat, producing an incredible piece for Jam Jar, but they raised eyebrows pushing the boundaries with the Water Based 300. Painting indoor? No worries. Blending colours? No worries. | 2019-04-18T22:17:33 | https://www.mtnaustralia.com.au/blogs/mtn-australia/94083969-ten-k-crooked-collaborations-x-water-based-300 |
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Think of Remote Hands as that extra pair of hands for out-of-town or out-of-state technology issues that can only be resolved through in-person “house calls.” Your corporate IT department will appreciate our ability to work with them seamlessly, providing weekly on-site visits to checkoff the items on their IT task lists. | 2019-04-18T10:22:28 | https://www.gravityusa.com/nationwide/services |
Dance Limerick is delighted to announce their second instalment of What Next, Limerick’s newest dance festival as it comes into its second year. With an exciting programme of performances and workshops, it is a festival not to be missed!
What Next will take place in the Dance Limerick Performance Space from Thursday 7 to Saturday 9 February. Individual tickets to each event or a festival programme pass for each day can be purchased online or at the door.
This year’s festival will include works from Rita Marcalo & Kristina Lomas, Tobi Omoteso and Pietro Marullo and workshops with Emma Martin and Luke Murphy. The full list of performances and workshops for the festival can be found on DanceLimerick.ie.
Dublin Dance Festival wishes Dance Limerick every success with the Festival! | 2019-04-26T15:51:09 | https://www.dublindancefestival.ie/news/article/dance-limerick-launch-what-next-festival |
gasworld Business Intelligence provides you with the latest analysis of Air Liquide’s Q1 2017 earnings report.
Reported corporate sales growth increased by more than 38% YoY in Q1 2017 to €5.18bn. This was substantially driven by the full consolidation of the acquired Airgas business.
The Gases & Services sector accounted for over 95% of corporate sales, post-Airgas. Engineering & Construction sales and the Global Markets & Technologies units both accounted for under 2% of corporate sales.
Reported sales in Gases & Services were up by more than 42% in Q1. However, Engineering & Construction sales declined by 57% YoY (with order intake down sequentially, but up 46% YoY in Q1). Global Markets & Technologies increased again by nearly 20%, but with order intake down sequentially and YoY.
On the basis of business mix, corporate operating income is estimated to have risen in line with sales, despite the lower profitability of the acquired Airgas business. Cash flow was up by one third, with gearing decreasing.
Targeting ROCE over 10% in 5-6 years vs 7% in 2016.
The Airgas integration is on track with $45m synergies in Q1, with a further $300M+ synergies scheduled to be completed by end-2018.
During Q1, Air Liquide entered into exclusive negotiations with Lincoln for sale of the company’s welding business.
Reported gases growth accelerated to over 40% in Q1. This rate of growth was largely driven by the major positive impact of the Airgas acquisition. Currency and energy cost pass-through both had a positive impact of around 3% in Q1, the most significant positive impact in two years. The energy cost pass-through impact was primarily driven by natural gas, with small positive impact also from power.
Underlying growth improved to nearly 4% in Q1. This was almost entirely driven by an acceleration in volume growth, which is estimated to have been at its highest level in four quarters. Price impact also rose slightly, although remaining modest, being driven by merchant pricing, but with negative impact from neon YoY in electronics.
Nearly half of underlying growth was driven by the Industrial Merchant sector, with one third from the Large Industries sector.
Two thirds of underlying growth was driven by increases in base business, with one third by start-ups and ramp-ups etc.
The underlying growth trend of recent years is above Air Liquide’s industry peers, with growth largely due to a significantly higher volume impact. On the other hand, price impact has been lower than the peer group average.
The Industrial Merchant sector was Air Liquide’s largest Gases & Services business, post-Airgas, representing nearly half of sales. Large Industries accounted for just over a quarter of sales with Healthcare representing 17% and Electronics 8%.
Industrial Merchant sales showed the highest YoY growth in Q1 reported sales, due to the Airgas acquisition nearly doubling sales.
The Large Industries sector accelerated again in Q1 to achieve its highest growth rate of recent years.
Healthcare growth remained in double digits at over 20%, with growth being aided by the additonal revenue gained from the Airgas acquisition.
Electronics growth continued to be weak in Q1, showing only modest growth YoY.
Healthcare again showed the highest growth on a comparable basis in Q1, at over 5%. This was similar to the trend of recent years.
The company experienced an increase in Homecare patient numbers, as well as strong Hygiene and Specialty Ingredients sectors.
Large Industries growth slowed slightly towards 2.5% YoY (ex acquisitions, currency, energy pass-through).
The Industrial Merchant sector returned to a growth rate of 2.5% for the first time since late 2014, with further growth in most end markets.
Bulk volumes were better in Europe, Asia and US. Furthermore, volumes in Food were up with Manufacturing stabilising and Construction down.
Electronics growth remained negative YoY. Lower E&I and neon prices vs high 2016 but double digit Advanced Materials and solid carrier gases.
The Americas became the largest geographic region for Air Liquide, post-Airgas, accounting for over 40% of gases sales (36% USA). Europe now represents one third of sales, with Asia Pacific over 20% and the Middle East & Africa accounting for around 3% of revenue.
Reported sales more than doubled in the Americas in Q1, due to the Airgas acquisition.
European reported revenue growth accelerated again to nearly 6%, its highest rate since late 2012.
Asia Pacific reported growth also accelerated again to 6%, its highest growth since late 2015.
The small Middle East & Africa business recovered to show growth YoY in Q1, albeit below major regions.
Americas growth, on a comparable basis, accelerated to over 3.5% in Q1, its highest growth for the last 2 years.
Europe’s YoY growth slowed in Q1 towards 2.5%, close to its average of the last 2 years.
Asia Pacific growth on a comparable basis slowed significantly again in Q4 and, at close to flat, was its slowest performance since mid-2012.
The small Middle East & Africa region recovered to show growth of 2.5% YoY. Egypt growth was dynamic in Merchant and Large Industries with strong Healthcare in South Africa.
Air Liquide’s new plant at Yanbu reached full loading in March.
Just over 40% of Air Liquide’s Large Industries sales were located in Europe with around 30% in the Asia Pacific and the Americas respectively.
Europe slipped back into negative territory in Q1 for the first time since early 2015.
The Asia Pacific region recovered from the flat previous quarter to show growth of 4.5% YoY, although this was still one of the weakest performances of recent years.
Americas growth remained solid and accelerated to 9%, due to high US sales, with limited customer turn rounds.
Future growth is expected, with most start-ups and ramp-ups to come in Q2 and Q3.
Nearly two-thirds of Air Liquide’s Industrial Merchant sales were within the Americas, post Airgas. Europe accounted for just over 20%, with around 15% in the Asia Pacific.
Americas sales were flat YoY on a comparable basis in Q1, but better than recent quarters.
Europe growth accelerated sharply and, at 4% in Q1, was at its highest level for over five years, helped by higher working days.
Asia Pacific returned to a slightly negative YoY growth in Q1, despite solid growth in China.
Overall Merchant pricing growth improved slightly to over 1%, its highest rate since mid-2014. However, this was still less than half of 2012/13 rates.
Gains amongst major regions slowed in both the Americas and Asia Pacific, with the former close to 2% and the latter was unchanged YoY.
However, overall performance benefitted from Europe showing its smallest decline since mid-2014.
These changes indicate merchant volumes were solidly up YoY in Q1 in Europe and the Americas, but marginally down in Asia Pacific.
The Asia Pacific accounts for around two thirds of electronics sales, with 20% in Americas and Europe closer to 10%.
Asia Pacific growth in Electronics slipped further to be marginally lower YoY in Q1, its weakest rate since mid-2012. Impacted by high E&I sales and neon prices in prior year.
Americas electronics growth also remained flat vs prior year in Q1.
Europe is now responsible for over 70% of Air Liquide’s Healthcare business, with the Americas representing most of the remainder. Asia Pacific accounts for around two thirds of electronics sales, the Americas 20% with Europe closer to 10%.
Asia Pacific growth in Electronics slipped further to be flat YoY, its lowest rate since 2013. Americas electronics growth also slipped significantly to be down 15% YoY. Carrier gases growth was up and advanced materials was again up 20%.
Growth in the large Europe Healthcare business was again just under 5% in Q4, but the Americas performance slipped back to be similar to European performance. Home healthcare up over 5%, hospital gases flat, dynamic hygiene and specialty ingredients.
Air Liquide’s Europe business was equally balanced between Large Industries, Industrial Merchant and Healthcare (each accounting for around one third of sales) with Electronics only worth 3% of sales.
Large Industries slowed sharply to be down YoY for the first time since early 2015. There were mixed YoY volume comparisons between countries, good in Ukraine stoppage.
Industrial Merchant growth accelerated to show its highest growth in recent years at 4%. Growth in all end markets were up, helped by working days, bulk and cylinder volumes, with East Europe dynamic.
Healthcare growth remained solid at over 5%, although below recent peaks. Organic volume growth in homecare and hospitals, strong hygiene and specialty ingredients.
The Americas business is dominated by Industrial Merchant (70% of sales post Airgas) and Large Industries (under 20%), with Healthcare and Electronics at 9% and 5% respectively.
Underlying Industrial Merchant growth returned to 2.5%, its highest performance since late 2014. There was a pick-up in most North American end markets, with bulk and cylinder volumes up.
Large Industries growth continued the solid growth seen over the last year at 9% YoY in Q1. This was due to high hydrogen and air gas sales in US, limited customer turnrounds and continued ramp-ups.
Healthcare growth remained close to 5%, close to its lowest performance of recent years. There was dynamic growth in South America and Canada (including acquisition).
Electronics growth was flat YoY, but better than the previous quarter’s performance. There was dynamic growth in advanced materials and lower E&I sales again.
The Asia Pacific business was dominated by Large Industries (37%) and Industrial Merchant (31%). The Electronics business was also important (27%), but Healthcare remained relatively small (4%).
The Industrial Merchant sector’s weak growth trend of last two years continued, with comparable sales slightly down YoY in Q1. Japanese growth was lower due to equipment, despite bulk volumes increasing. China bulk and cylinder growth was solid.
Large Industries growth accelerated again to 4.5% YoY, but below the trend of recent years. There was hydrogen growth in Singapore refining, as well as oxygen for Japanese steel. Australia experienced growth due to a start up, with China slower because of no new start-ups.
Electronics growth in the region slipped again to be slightly lower YoY, in Q1. This is in comparison to high growth in 2016 Q1, due to high neon price, dynamic advanced materials, robust carrier gases (ramp-ups in China, Singapore).
Overall performance in the region was boosted by growth of over 9% in the small Healthcare business.
Operating Margin continues to trend upwards in Europe and Asia Pacific. However, the Americas slipped significantly to be the lowest performing region, due to consolidation of low margin Airgas business. Middle East & Africa improved sharply, partly due to exceptional income.
Excluding energy impact, Europe was slightly down in 2016 while Asia Pacific was flat.
The company remain committed to target synergies from Airgas acquisition of $130m in 2017 (vs $45m in 2016) and $60-65m in following two years. This is initially as cost synergies but later growing revenue synergies.
Also, re-emphasising transition to NEOS, increased annual efficiency target from €250 to €300m p.a. which is equivalent to over 2.5% of cost base.
Acquisition spend for the company in Q1 stood at €70m, including Airgas bolt-ons.
Investment backlog was €2.0bn in Q1, down slightly vs end-2016 and sharply down vs end-2014. This reflects project start-ups, which more than offset €0.5bn new decisions – half of which were in Americas.
Portfolio of opportunities within 12 months down slightly at €2.1bn in Q1, mainly small/medium projects as large projects slower.
Air Liquide is no longer able to continue its remaining activities in Ukraine. | 2019-04-19T08:56:16 | https://www.gasworld.com/business-intelligence-financial-air-liquide-q1-2017/2012811.article |
Özcan, Ezgi et al "A Human Gut Commensal Ferments Cranberry Carbohydrates To Produce Formate." Appl. Environ. Microbiol. 83.17 (2017): e01097-17. Web. 20 April. 2019. | 2019-04-20T12:16:43 | https://aem.asm.org/highwire/citation/7236/download |
Put together for my small group of alternative curriculum students who are sitting the short course this year. A simple flow char is included for them to fill in during the lesson in order to scaffold their understanding of a part C Edexcel question. All of my other groups follow the OCR syllabus. Just hope this is of use. | 2019-04-24T22:44:49 | https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/multi-ethnic-britain-and-community-cohesion-7560875 |
Allison Schuette, Liz Wuerffel, and Moninder “Holly” Singh have been selected as the 2013 Martin Luther King Jr. Award recipients.
The three were honored at Valparaiso University’s 24th annual Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration on Monday, Jan. 21, at the Chapel of the Resurrection. As part of Valparaiso University’s annual celebration of the life and work of Martin Luther King Jr., each year the MLK Award is presented to persons or organizations making significant and lasting contributions to continue to create an environment where diversity is honored and respected within the campus community.
Schuette, associate professor of English, and Wuerffel, adjunct professor of art, are co-directors of the Welcome Project. The Welcome Project provides ongoing opportunities for students, staff, faculty, and community members to tell their stories through audio and video, shedding light on the complex state of relationships on campus and in the surrounding community while helping others discover commonalities.
Schuette, a 1993 Valparaiso University graduate who received a Master of Fine Arts from Penn State in 2005, has taught at Valpo since 2005. Wuerffel, a 2000 Valparaiso University graduate who received a Master of Fine Arts from Columbia College in 2006, has taught at Valpo since 2006.
Singh has been a staff member at Valparaiso University since 1997. In 2008, he was named director of international students and scholars, serving students who come to Valpo from around the world, while coordinating cross-cultural programming. He also serves as an advisor for the Valparaiso International Student Association. Singh was influential in the establishment of the Summer Global Leadership Institute at Valpo, a three-week program for prospective international high school students that immerses participants in the American higher education system and the overall university culture.
Singh came to Valpo from New Delhi, India, graduating in 1998 with a Bachelor of Science and in 2005 with a Master of Arts in Liberal Studies.
Visit valpo.edu/mlk/awardwinners to learn more about the University’s MLK Award and past winners.
The theme for the upcoming MLK Celebration is “Building Bridges: Dream. Dialogue. Service” to evaluate work that serves, communicates, or connects with Dr. King’s mission. Eboo Patel, founder and president of Interfaith Youth Core, will be the featured speaker for the celebration.
Visit valpo.edu/mlk to learn more about Valpo’s MLK Celebration activities. | 2019-04-25T10:24:33 | https://www.valpo.edu/news/news-archive/faculty-scholars/?type=post&site=239&id=4397 |
Traffic signal control systems often operate with a fixed time strategy when practical conditions prohibit adaptive traffic control built upon real-time traffic data. One of the most important challenges to have good performance for a fixed time strategy is to optimally identify the breakpoints that divide one day into different partitions, which is a time-of-day (TOD) breakpoints optimisation problem. Various solutions to this problem have been proposed based on classic clustering methods. However, these methods require empirical adjustment since they are not capable of incorporating the temporal information among traffic data. In this study, the TOD breakpoints optimisation problem is formulated as a time series data partitioning problem. A recursive algorithm is proposed to partition one day into several time periods based on the dynamic programming reformulation of the original problem. The appropriate number of partitions is determined through the elbow method. Then the authors present a case study based on the real data from Qingdao City in China that evaluates the proposed method against the existing ones. From simulation experiments, they illustrate that the proposed method is more effective in terms of operational performance measures such as maximum queue length and delay time than the existing ones. | 2019-04-20T05:28:43 | https://digital-library.theiet.org/content/journals/10.1049/iet-its.2018.5162 |
LOUISVILLE, KY (WAVE) - The 16 year-old who survived a car wreck in Spencer County Wednesday is out of the hospital. Jenna Rigsby was released from Kosair Children's Hospital Thursday. Her two classmates at Spencer County High school, 16 year-old Mikie Monroe and 17 year-old Shelby Bockting both passed away.
Remains of police tape and spray paint on Mike Brown Road just off Kentucky 1633 remind those driving by about what went wrong on Wednesday afternoon.
"Right now I think we're in the numb stage," says Monroe family friend Belinda Sheeley.
It was right after school let out when the pickup carrying the high school juniors went off the side of the road killing Monroe and Bockting and injuring Rigsby. It doesn't matter who you ask around Spencer County, everyone will tell you about the girls. How wonderful they were.
"Everybody knows who Mikie is. Everybody knows who Shelby is and Jenna. The whole community feels the loss," explains Sheeley.
Both Mikie and Shelby played softball. In the recreation league, Mikie's mom was right there coaching her little girl.
"Just had the best time. She's over on the bench cheering and coaching and fussing 'em, come on. It was so much fun to watch them," says Sheeley.
It's those happy moments Sheeley is trying to hold onto now, like the time Mikie really showed just how outdoors she was. "What an understatement. Not one single man in Spencer County does not admire the great buck she got."
Also the school photographer - Sheeley watched the girls grow up through pictures. "Shelby liked to do the silly pictures. They were just happy girls. They're beautiful kids."
It's those pictures she's using as an outlet to grieve. She's making copies to give to the families and to the girl's classmates.
"A great memory to hold onto and I just wanted to give them one little piece of that," says Sheeley.
Monroe and Bockting will have a joint funeral. Visitation is 2 until 8 on Friday and Noon until 8 on Saturday and Greenwell, Jenkins and Houghlin funeral home in Talyorsville. On Sunday, there will be a visitation from 9 until 2 at Spencer County High School. Their funeral will take place at the high school at 2 on Sunday. | 2019-04-21T08:28:09 | http://www.wave3.com/story/16559406/family-friend-remembers-teens-killed-in-car-wreck/ |
Pandu Rangan: Efficient Asynchronous Verifiable Secret Sharing and Multiparty Computation. Pandu Rangan: Efficient, Pairing-Free, Authenticated Identity Based Key Agreement in a Single Round. Banerjee: Lattice-based identity-based resplittable threshold public key encryption scheme. Bart Preneel as invited speakers. My heartfelt thanks go to all members of the Program Committee who put in extreme amounts of time to give their expert analysis and opinions on the submissions.
This is the fourth of the Asiacrypt conferences. It covers, for example, complexity, number theory, finite fields, statistics, combinatorics. The 34 revised full papers presented together with two invited contributions were carefully reviewed and selected from 173 submissions on the basis of 875 review reports. In addition we were fortunate to have Prof. It is aimed mainly at researchers and security professionals, although it will also be suitable as a supplementary text for graduate students and advanced undergraduates. This comprehensive, yet accessible workfully explores the supporting economic realities and technologicaladvances of Bitcoin, and presents positive and negative argumentsfrom various economic schools regarding its continuedviability.
The 31 revised full papers presented together with three invited contributions were carefully selected from a total of 124 submissions. At the end of the reviewing process 37 papers were accepted and were presented at the conference. In addition we were fortunate to have Prof. Pandu Rangan: Efficient and Provably Secure Certificateless Multi-receiver Signcryption. We followed the traditional policy that each member of the Program Committee could be an author of at most one accepted paper. Asiacrypt 2005 was held during December 4-8, 2005, at Hotel Taj Coromandel, Chennai, India.
The papers are organized in topical sections on discrete log based systems, efficient algorithms, hash functions and block cyphers, cryptographic protocols, signature and identification, visual secret sharing, key distribution, Boolean functions, electronic cash, special signatures, stream ciphers, and hard problems. There were 153 papers submitted to Asiacrypt 2001 and 33 of these were accepted for inclusion in these proceedings. Pandu Rangan: Unconditionally reliable message transmission in directed networks. Specialist reviews were provided by an army of external reviewers without whom our decisions would have been much more di? The papers are organized in topical sections on discrete log based systems, efficient algorithms, hash functions and block cyphers, cryptographic protocols, signature and identification, visual secret sharing, key distribution, Boolean functions, electronic cash, special signatures, stream ciphers, and hard problems. They are organized in topical sections on cryptology and coding theory; authenticated encryption; symmetric key cryptanalysis; side channel analysis; hyperelliptic curve cryptography; factoring and discrete log; cryptanalysis; signatures; zero knowledge; encryption schemes; outsourcing and delegation; obfuscation; homomorphic cryptography; secret sharing; block ciphers and passwords; black-box separation; composability; multi-party computation. He is married and has two children. The review process lasted some 10 weeks and consisted of an initial refe- eing phase followed by an extensive discussion period.
Understand how Bitcoin works, and the technology behind it Delve into the economics of Bitcoin, and its impact on thefinancial industry Discover alt-coins and other available cryptocurrencies Explore the ideas behind Bitcoin 2. There were 153 papers submitted to Asiacrypt 2001 and 33 of these were accepted for inclusion in these proceedings. The authors of every paper, whether accepted or not, made a valued contribution to the success of the conference. Bart Preneel as invited speakers. Thesubm- sionscoveredallareasofcryptographicresearchrepresentingthecurrentstateof work in the crypto community worldwide. The 35 revised full papers presented were carefully reviewed and selected from 208 submissions. Asiacrypt 2005 was held during December 4-8, 2005, at Hotel Taj Coromandel, Chennai, India.
The proceedings contain the revised versionsof the accepted papers. Pandu Rangan: Forward-Secure Authenticated Symmetric Key Exchange Protocol: New Security Model and Secure Construction. The 55 revised full papers and two invited talks presented were carefully selected from 255 submissions. First, the General Chair, Prof. However, the authors not the committee bear full responsibility for the contents of their papers. The authors of every paper, whether accepted or not, made a valued contribution to the success of the conference.
He mainly focuses on the design of pragmatic algorithms, and. Unlike block ciphers, stream ciphers work on single bits or single words and need to maintain an internal state to change the cipher at each step. Pandu Rangan: Round Efficient Unconditionally Secure Multiparty Computation Protocol. The 34 revised full papers presented together with two invited contributions were carefully reviewed and selected from 173 submissions on the basis of 875 review reports. This vital resource reviews Bitcoin from the broaderperspective of digital currencies and explores historical attemptsat cryptographic currencies. It is aimed mainly at researchers and security professionals, although it will also be suitable as a supplementary text for graduate students and advanced undergraduates.
Sc, he received his M. Since the theory is less developed, stream ciphers are often skipped in books on cryptography. . Pandu Rangan, Venkatesh Raman, Ramaswamy Ramanujam: Foundations of Software Technology and Theoretical Computer Science, 19th Conference, Chennai, India, 13—15 December 1999, Proceedings. This book fills this gap. | 2019-04-21T12:47:20 | http://textresponse.net/advances-in-cryptology-asiacrypt-2002.html |
Wikipedia has a great page on the sunscreen controversy.
Another interesting site that points to lots of various studies, including studies that show skyrocketing rise in melanoma in countries that have heavily promoted sunscreen.
Skin cancer rates have not increased for young men in the past 30 years, but have gone up dramatically in women. Lethal skin cancer rate rises in young women. Women, in my humble opinion, are much more likely to use sun screen and go to tanning salons. | 2019-04-24T22:37:55 | http://travellingguy.blogspot.com/2008/07/ |
Nice for two three days on campsite. Very easy to pitch.
Overall worth the money I paid. Bought in Go Outdoors last week for 39 pound( more spent on beer on campsite :) The only problem is with pegs as those supplied with the tent are weak, so be prepared, especially on hard grounds. Very good tent for short getaways.
Add your review of the Nucleus 3!
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A leading Burlington Progressive says he is running for the Vermont Senate in the Democratic primary partly out of frustration with what he considers the sectarian attitudes of the two parties’ top officials.
Burlington City Councilor Tim Ashe’s unprecedented Dem-Prog “fusion” campaign can be read several ways: as a stinging setback for the Progressive cause of building a viable statewide third party; as a wily maneuver to advance the interests of the Vermont left; or, given the formidable electoral odds Ashe faces in becoming the first Progressive elected to the Senate, as no more than a political curio.
Ashe’s decision to dilute his partisan identity coincides with the recent decision by gubernatorial candidate and longtime Progressive Anthony Pollina to run as an Independent against incumbent Republican Jim Douglas and Democrat Gaye Symington. Ashe said he supports Pollina’s bid, but had urged him to run in the Democratic primary.
Ashe, 31, has served on the Burlington council for four years, acquiring a reputation as an antipoverty activist. A project manager for Cathedral Square, the Burlington-based nonprofit developer of affordable housing, Ashe has placed a particular emphasis on housing issues. He also touts his role in helping hold the city’s tax rates steady for three consecutive years.
Making his political positioning especially dexterous, Ashe is also seeking the Progressive nomination for a Senate seat as a write-in candidate. But because running as a Prog would perpetuate the partisan divide he’s trying to bridge, Ashe said he would decline the party’s endorsement and sit out the November general election if he does not gain Democratic backing in the September 9 primary.
At the same time, Ashe says Vermont voters should have “additional and superior choices on the ballot” besides those offered by the two traditional parties. He’s critical of the Democratic Party, accusing it on a national level of abandoning the fight for a livable wage. In Vermont, he said, the party hasn’t been nearly forceful enough in challenging Douglas on energy issues.
Ashe pointed out that instant-runoff voting, which Burlington has adopted for city elections, would enable third-party candidates to run for office without fear of indirectly helping an ideological opponent. But the state legislature was unable to enact an IRV law over Douglas’ veto last year, leaving Ashe without that more straightforward path to the statehouse.
Ashe’s “fusion” campaign is the first of its kind in the 25-year history of the Vermont Progressive movement. John Franco, one of the party’s founders, ran for a state Senate seat in Chittenden County in 1992 as an Independent, but finished 12th out of 13 candidates for six seats. Several Progressives have subsequently run in state House races with the endorsement of the Democrats, but have not campaigned in the Democratic primary.
Ashe’s campaign comes at a time when the Progressives are striving to build on gains made outside their Burlington base, where they hold the mayor’s office, as well as four of 14 City Council seats and two seats in the Vermont House. Overall in the House, Progressives hold six of 150 seats and are running candidates in seven other districts this year as well. A Progressive has never served in the 30-member state Senate.
Ashe has broken some Progs’ hearts by flirting with the Dems, although others consider him a particularly promising prospect.
Progressive Party Chair Martha Abbott offered a nonsectarian perspective in discussing Progressive-Democratic relations, suggesting it’s the media that depict the two parties as waging “a holy war.” The party’s ultimate goal is to supplant the Republicans as Vermont’s second party, she said. To do that, she and other Progressives are trying “to reach people with a message of what changes are needed, and to do it with a fair amount of political integrity,” she said.
But some Democrats question Ashe’s motivations for entering their party’s primary. Vermont Democratic Party Executive Director Kristina Althoff said she was surprised that Ashe filed in the primary “because he is a well-known Progressive.” Some Democrats will see his candidacy as “opportunistic,” Althoff said, although she welcomes it.
Condos said he respects Ashe and many of the other Progressives with whom he has worked. He considers it “ironic,” however, that Ashe has joined erstwhile Progs such as Pollina and former Burlington Mayor Peter Clavelle, who rebranded themselves in an attempt to achieve higher office. He said he wonders why some Progressives find it undesirable to run with their party’s label.
Condos, who is not seeking re-election, has endorsed two-term State Rep. Denise Barnard of Richmond to take over his Senate seat. It’s the only opening in the six-member Chittenden County delegation, which is elected as a bloc; the top six finishers in November will be awarded seats regardless of their party affiliation.
The race includes four incumbent Democrats — Ed Flanagan, Ginny Lyons, Hinda Miller and Doug Racine — and Diane Snelling, the lone Republican state senator from the Burlington area. The incumbents are likely to be re-elected, so Ashe will, in essence, compete with four other candidates for two Democratic nominations. Also running are Sean Starfighter, who finished last in an eight-candidate Democratic field two years ago; and Tim Palmer and Dennis McMahon, who ran a neck-and-neck race for the sixth and final position in 2006 (won by McMahon after a recount).
Ashe regards Barnard, who describes herself as a “business-friendly Democrat,” as his main rival. So far, he has raised $8000 of the $10,000 he plans to spend on the race — a competitive sum, by most reckonings. And the endorsement he’s received from U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders probably won’t hurt him, either.
Above all, though, Ashe believes voters will understand that his campaign is more practical than radical.
Watch the Democratic Primary candidates for Vermont Senate introduce themselves on Channel 17, Sat. & Sun., Aug. 30 & 31, or on the web at www.cctv.org. | 2019-04-24T11:52:17 | https://m.sevendaysvt.com/vermont/burlington-progressive-plans-fusion-campaign-for-state-senate/Content?oid=2135044 |
On July 21, 2012 frantic, the owners of a 2010 Toyota Corolla contacted the Columbus Ohio Police Department to report that their vehicle was stolen from their apartment complex parking lot in Columbus. Columbus Police verified the theft and entered the vehicle information into the state and federal crime computers, which automatically activated the LoJack transponder concealed in the Toyota.
A short while later, deputies with the Franklin County Sheriff’s Office and pilots in an Ohio State Highway Patrol aircraft picked up the silent LoJack homing signals from the stolen Toyota on the Police Tracking Computers installed in their patrol vehicles and aircraft. Following the directional and audible cues from the LoJack computers, the plane and ground units worked together and tracked the moving vehicle.
The officers stopped the vehicle in a commercial area of Columbus. At that point, all of the vehicle’s four occupants exited the car and attempted to flee on foot. Three of the occupants were apprehended. The fourth suspect was later arrested. The officers recovered the vehicle, which was undamaged, thanks to LoJack.
The LoJack Vehicle Recovery System was installed in the Toyota Corolla, December 2009 at Toyota West.
NOTE: Portions of this story were obtained from the Columbus Police Department, Franklin County Sheriff’s Office and the Ohio State Highway Patrol. | 2019-04-22T10:16:30 | https://www.lojack.com/blog/2012/07/toyota-corolla-owners-relieved-to-get-their-stolen-car-back-undamaged-four-suspects-arrested/ |
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How many times can I get credit for an internship?
It depends; each individual academic department determines whether internship credit is repeatable. To find out, contact your department.
Can I get additional credit if I stay at the same site?
Yes, however if are continuing your internship for more than one semester at the same internship site and would like to receive additional credit, your internship responsibilities must change in some way (work in a different department, on a different project, increase your responsibilities, etc.) This must be approved by your faculty monitor or internship coordinator.
Am I required to sign up for credit in order to do an internship?
No, you can do an internship simply for the experience.
Many sites will pay an intern; however, it depends on the field. Business, accounting, and information technologies are more likely to pay. The experience you will gain should be one of the most important considerations in choosing sites you are interested in and will have the greatest impact on your future. Remember, in your future employer’s eyes, practical experience is priceless.
Can I receive credit and be paid for an internship?
When do I have to notify the Internship Coordinator that I am participating in a credited internship?
Do I need a resume when applying for an internship?
The application process to apply for an internship is the same as applying for a full time position. You must create a professional resume, cover letter, and other documents required by the internship site. View the “Writing an Effective Resume” and “Making Your Cover Letter Count” packets for assistance and visit www.elmhurst.optimalresume.com and see the OptimalLetter and OptimalResume portals.
Will there be an interview process in order to get an internship?
Yes, you are competing with other students for the same internship; therefore, the company must use the interview process to select from the pool of candidates. For interviewing tips review the “Key’s to Interviewing Success” and visit www.elmhurst.optimalresume.com and see the OptimalInterview Portal to practice with videos of professionals asking real interview questions. With the recording option you can play back watch and perfect your responses.
What if I do not hear anything from internship sites I’ve applied to?
Follow up is extremely important in the search for an internship. After your resume has been sent, you should follow up via telephone, if possible, or e-mail to confirm receipt of your correspondence, express your interest in the position and inquire about when you should expect to receive a response.
Where do I pick up the Consent to Register form?
The forms are available at the Center for Professional Excellence, Goebel Hall-Records and Registration and with your Faculty Monitor.
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Walt Disney's Sleeping Beauty premiered on January 29th, 1959. At 6 million, it was the most expensive animated film ever made. At 6 million, it was the most expensive animated film ever made. Sadly, it earned 5. 8 million, less than what it cost to make, meaning Disney lost money on it. Entry# 16 of the Disney Animated Canon, Disney made the Fairy Tale Sleeping Beauty into a movie in 1959, based loosely on the Brothers Grimm's story, Briar Rose.
The title comes from Perrault's La Belle aux bois dormant ( The Sleeping Beauty in the Wood ). Sleeping Beauty has alwasy been one of my favorite Disney classics. I would catch myself singing the songs while the movie played and figured, why not just by the soundtrack for the times I am busy doing housework or working on the computer and can listen to the wonderful songs instead of watching the whole movie.
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The 16th Disney animated feature film, it was released to theaters on January 29, 1959, by Buena Vista Distribution. Sleeping Beauty is a wonderful classic Disney movie.
Disney Movies took up such a large portion of everyone childhood. If I were to choose best movie from Disney Princess film collection, Sleeping Beauty would probably be from the list. | 2019-04-25T12:22:42 | http://inobic.tk/578.html |
I'm extremely new at Malifaux so I don't have much in the way of real experience, but just from reading the boards and forums and such it seems to me that many people sort of have pre-picked crews in their mind that they know/intend to use prior to starting the game, when it seems to me that the Pool of Schemes and such should be a bigger driver of crew selection/upgrades. Not every crew will be equally suited to the tasks at hand, no?
Yes. In fact this might make a good topic for an upcoming post. I think it's about the balance between using models you're proficient with vs models that are optimal for the objective.
For each master I tend to find there is a solid core of models I'll take every more of less every time and then change the rest of the crew based on the objectives and my opponent. | 2019-04-21T04:53:43 | http://blog.mythicfox.com/2013/10/set-plays.html |
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Every day is a chance to try something new at Owen Valley Health Campus. Crafted to support the mind-body connection, our Signature Programs are a beautiful way to engage with others and find fulfillment. Our Vitality courses are offered three days a week and guide residents through gentle movements for strength and mobility. If you appreciate the creative arts, check out our Artisans classes or stop by Music To My Ears three times per week. We also offer Lifelong Learning courses that cover a range of topics, including history, humanities, music and the performing arts. During the week, take advantage of our two Out and About community outings. Visit McCormick’s Creek State Park, or enjoy a movie at the Cinema 67 Drive-In Theater.
Be sure to check out our Lifestyle page for our full list of classes and activities.
With so many dishes to choose from, it will be hard to choose your favorite at Owen Valley Health Campus. Our professional chefs prepare delicious and nutritious meals for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. The menu rotates often, so you can look forward to regular favorites and pleasant surprises. Start your day with a hot breakfast in our dining room, and then take a break to relax or attend one of our Signature Program classes. For lunch, enjoy a deli-style sandwich with soup or salad. At dinnertime, dine with your friends and enjoy great conversation over beautiful cuts of steak, great chicken dishes, or a tasty homemade casserole. Our Dining Services team is here to serve you, all you need to bring to the table is your appetite.
Schedule your tour of Owen Valley Health Campus today, and ask us about our Trilogy Guarantee! | 2019-04-20T21:05:36 | https://www.trilogyhs.com/senior-living/in/spencer/owen-valley/ |
Increasing Resale Value - Paint, Paint, PAINT!
I cannot tell you how often we are asked by a client whether or not we think they should paint. The short answer: YES!
The next question we get asked: but what colour? Stick to neutrals! That appeals to the widest group of buyers. Yes, we acknowledge that this is boring and cookie-cutter, but there is a reason that so many people do it – it works! The neutral palettes are less distracting and it makes it easier for buyers to imagine moving their belongings into the space. If you are dying to sneak some colour into the home, do so with your décor (accent pillows, statement pieces, etc.).
Even if your house is already a neutral palette, you may still want to think about painting. With time walls can get damaged and scuffed-up, which gives the impression to buyers that the home is dirty or unkempt. Nothing that a fresh coat of paint can't help!
You do not have to paint the whole house either. A quick cheat is to paint the living space and kitchen for the most dramatic effect. If the kids’ rooms are neon green and fuchsia, don’t worry too much about it — they are secondary rooms and do not affect the sale as much as the primary rooms would. I would only recommend making a change in those rooms if the colours are making the room feel smaller or if the walls are particularly banged up. Of course if you have a lot of time on your hands (yeah right) you could paint these secondary rooms, but the return on dollars and effort spent will be negligible.
As a bonus to our loyal following, we are going to offer you three of the paint colours we most frequently recommend!
Greys are really in right now. For a nice light and neutral grey, we recommend: Benjamin Moore Classic Gray OC23 because it is as neutral as it gets with its slightly greige (beige) undertone. This means that depending on the room and exposure it will flex from the gray end of things to the beige end without committing 100% to either. Also, for those of you that have painted a room in a neutral tone only to have it look purple or pink in the daylight, rest assured. This paint does not have any purple undertones in it!
For those that want to go the more traditional route with neutral tans/beiges, we recommend: Sherwin Williams Canvas Tan SW7531. This colour works well in all rooms (including smaller ones) and looks gorgeous with almost all wood colors and white trim. It is a nice warm and inviting colour too! Just beware that this color looks horrible with pink hues.
Another trend we have seen is one toward slightly off-white colours. For this, we recommend: Sherwin Williams Creamy SW7012. It is hard to believe, but white can be one of the most difficult colours to paint your home. The wrong shade of white can make your home look sterile or dirty. This colour however is the perfect off-white with warm undertones. It also has a neutral base to calm it down so that it isn’t overly yellow or orange looking – it’s more like a very light ‘cream’.
There, now you know all of our secrets! Does anyone have any paint suggestions they would like to add to this list? We are always open to new suggestions! | 2019-04-21T03:03:47 | http://jenniferqueen.com/blog.html/blog.32248,29256,28943,28833/categories/redecorating |
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