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Prior to today, I was successfully running CPS on Mac Mojave. I updated CWS via Fiery Software Manage and now I'm getting errors trying to launch the app:
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While I have been getting acceptable results, I continue to get, "Measurements Do Not Match the Current Calibration" after creating the new calibration and Printer Profile.
CPS 18.104.22.168, XRite i1Pro2/i1iO, Mac 10.11.6 El Capitan
I'm thinking about automating my linearization and profiling workflows, mainly for my Fierys using CPS (but also using ColorGate) because manual scanning using my ES-2000 takes to much time ;-)
Now I'm wondering if I should buy an i1io for my existing ES-2000 or rather try to get an isis....
I'm using my KM C71hc (IC 308 v2.1 SP2) to do Validation prints against PSO Coated (Fogra51) using Silk paper. Normally, the verification of the Fogra 3.0 wedge is fine and I get a "success". Now I thought I could improve the quality even more by using the Device Link feature of CPS 220.127.116.11:...
When creating a new output profile using express profile in Color Profiler Suite, does the CMYK source (GRACOL, SWOP etc.) need to be chosen. Seems like I read it ignores the source information but I'm a little confused.
Can I update CPS 188.8.131.52 to 4.9 for free?
Our press is Versant 180.
Is ILS supported?
Is CPS integration supported?
FD-9 connected to ethernet, IC-308 also connected to ethernet. CPS 4.9 running on IC-308. Both devices on the same subnet.
FD-9 utility also loaded on IC-308, and it finds the FD-9 just fine.
But CPS doesn't find the FD-9. Thoughts?
Works fine when connected USB.
FD-9 firmware...
Is it a known bug that CPS fails to read the patches on SRA3 profile sheets using a KM FD-9?
The calibration sheet works perfectly but the FD-9 won't recognize the chart layout on the profiling sheet (4096 patches on two sheets), printed on a KM C71hc.
I guess the margins on the long...
We have a fully licensed version of 4.5 (license key on our ES2000), but our new MACs do not have DVD drives and we can not find a link anywhere to download the Macintosh installer(s).
Planning to drive a Xerox Versant 180 (w/ Performance Package) with the EX 180 Print Server
Powered by Fiery. The Versant 180 with the Performance Package comes with an ILS.
Can the CPS use this device for calibration and media profiling?
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I have a request to lower the black channel in a profile created with CPS.
I know that this can be done.
Background: On a Color Press, on a felt 300 gsm, the dark areas of a jpeg are too glossy. We need to reduce gloss by reducing the darkness, in...
I've made already a lot of Monitor profiles for me or for customers without problem, but this time I can't get a good Monitor profile for my Macbook Pro 13" running High Sierra.
I've tried to create both profile for my BuiltIn Retina display and for Monitor connected to my laptop but it...
I just updated to CPS 188.8.131.52. Of course my license is for 4.9. When I go to download a new license it just sits and waits for the website and eventually errors out. Is the site just down or is there something else wrong?
Hi. We got new Xerox V 3100 printer with Fiery color profiler software and ES - 2000 spectrophotometer. Currently we are working with Fogra and planning to get Fogra certification for our company in a month. I have this problem with Side by side evaluation. In this version 4.9.3.01 side by side...
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In Calibration will inline devices be supported?
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If I profile all screens (200 dots, 200 lines etc.) to distinct profiles, and I choose different screens for different objects, Fiery can't know which profile to use for each even I choose an output profile. This is where Freeflow Print Server was superior.
For example, I...
So this has me highly concerned right now. I say that because I have been creating profiles for a few months and this is the first time I have noticed this.
So in short, I created a profile through FCPS for Classic Crest Cover Solar White, everything went well, printed a test sheet looked great!...
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When the calibration process is completed the profile is generated and saved but CPS crashes.
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Did you ever see a glass structure and wonder how it worked, or how it could possibly be safe? Because as great as glass looks, it's kind of a weak material, right? Wrong.
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The Asian elephant has tinier ears than the African subspecies and an amazing tip to their trunk.
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Portrait-mode rotation with software. Digital and analog connectors. Excellent viewing-angle performance.
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The LG Flatron L2013P has relatively few shortcomings, some good features, and an attractively low $749 direct price. With thorough documentation, portrait-mode rotation, and digital and analog connectors, this monitor gets the job done at a great price.
The 20.1-inch Flatron L2013P from LG Electronics has an attractive design: a thin-bezel panel in a silver case floating above a dark gray circular base. It also has an attractive price: $749 direct, which is a bargain for this class of monitor. And this deal includes a full-featured monitor.
The base provides a full range of adjustments, including tilt, swivel, and height, as well as rotation to portrait mode and PivotPro software. The front-panel control buttons are well marked, and you get quick access to autosync, signal source, brightness, and contrast controls. You'll find a button dedicated to the Light View feature that lets you choose among preset brightness and contrast settings for different uses. The on-screen menu is easy to use, the printed documentation and CD manual are well designed, and you can access the digital and analog signal connectors fairly easily.
The panel showed moderate smearing of moving images, about on a par with most other panels with a 16-ms pixel-response rating. Tests with DisplayMate images ( www.displaymate.com) showed excellent autosync function, good brightness uniformity on both white and black screens, and smooth color ramps. Viewing-angle performance was excellent, with no significant change in hue over a wide range of angles. The only weak areas were light gray performance under an analog signal, and faint ghosting on high-contrast images with an analog signal.
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I have wondered why I wasn't able to write journal entries all these time. I had so much time on my hands. You should understand that the reason I'm made to wonder about this is because I have this journal article I need to be working on this weekend and so far, I haven't made progress. So as usual, I resort (it took me quite a while to remember that word!) to blogging as hopefully a warm up activity for the more serious writing I have to do.
It's been two weeks since I returned to work and so far, there's no episode of weakness –chest pains, gasps for breath, dizzy spells, and the like. I also haven't experienced any sign that may cause the neurologist some concern. So I guess, I'm adjusting fine. I still need to go to regular checkups to monitor the blood thickness which reminds me I have to schedule a visit to the doctor later this week. I'm able to commute to the Philippine Heart Center on my own – a great achievement and source of convenience. I appreciate having people to accompany me but the task of arranging the schedule of the doctors and the companion can be stressful. Plus, I believe I've already taken so much of their time the past six months.
I still cook my food, some of the more edible-looking ones you'll see in some posts. The quality of my cooking is the reason why I look forward to Thursday lunches I have with friends and the Friday dinners with the sisters.
I continue to worry about the new monthly expenses. The first time I did a grocery run, I went below the maintaining balance for an ATM account. Heart-friendly products don't exactly come cheap. I have yet to gauge how much I'd be spending for utilities and groceries so I can draft a more realistic budget.
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Community empowerment is at the heart of the government's Localism Bill. On the face of it, the community rights in the bill present a massive opportunity for older people to be more involved in the future of their neighbourhoods and local services. But when we were asked by Inside Housing whether it was realistic for older people in sheltered housing to use the community right to challenge to run warden services, unfortunately we had to say no.
The community right to challenge is designed for voluntary and community groups, charities, parish councils or local authority employees to submit an Express of Interest to run any local authority service. A local authority must consider and respond to this challenge. Then, if they accept the challenge, they will conduct a procurement process. This is part of the government's ambition to encourage greater plurality in local service providers.
Greg Clark, Decentralisation Minister, had suggested the community right to challenge could be used for wardens services in response to a direct question about the provision of wardens from Adrian Saunders MP. In theory, Greg Clark is right. The problem is that in practice the rights are not going to be simple to use.
When we were considering whether sheltered housing residents could use the community right to challenge, I started setting out a number of questions they would have to answer and processes they go through. It quickly seemed that the likeliness of success was slim. You can see for yourself – below is a map of the hurdles you would have to go through to get from conceiving the idea through to winning the tender to deliver. As it stands, there are going to have to be some dedicated people to get the community right to challenge to deliver its ambition.
The community rights are not a lost cause. Localism can and should be designed so that everyone has a chance to be involved.
As you can see from the community right to challenge map, if you were going to submit an expression of interest there are a range of skills needed. You are likely to need to know: how to set up a community organisation; do business planning; access capital or revenue funds; and engage with service users. And if you don't have them already you need to know where to find them.
With this in mind we were pleased to see the Government amended the Bill during the House of Commons' Report Stage to give the Secretary of State the power to provide communities with advice and assistance in relation to the Community Right to Buy and Community Right to Challenge. The question is what will this package of support look like? Can it meet all the demands that the process presents?
If the government wants localism to be inclusive, and to meet the needs of more vulnerable groups, they will need to develop these advice and assistance measures with a strong regard to equality. They need to ensure that the powers given by the Localism Bill are accessible to the whole community, including to disadvantaged areas and groups.


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If you make your own wine, or simply want to spruce up a wine bottle for a party, you can make wine labels with two Microsoft programs: Microsoft Office and Microsoft Publisher. These programs allow you to customise your own wine labels with text and graphics. Impress your guests with your own bottle of wine customised to suit the theme of the party. Designing your own wine labels is simple after you familiarise yourself with the basics of these programs.
Open the Microsoft Publisher Catalog. Choose "Labels" and then select "Borders Shipping Label." You will see a button that says "Start Wizard." Select this option, and then choose "Finish."
Select the "Business Name" box and hit delete on your keyboard. You will also need to delete the line under the box, and the business logo. If you do not know where the delete button is on your keyboard, simply right-click on each object and select "Cut."
Use the "Label Wizard" box on the left side of your screen. Choose the "Color Scheme" for your wine label.
Choose the "Primary Business Address" box and change the text with the font options located on the tool bar. You can add any text in this box that you will want displayed on the wine label. Try changing the size, colour and style of the text to suit the theme of your wine bottle. Once you change the text in the "Primary Business Address" box, select the "Mailing Address" box and elect to change the text. Use the "Text Frame" tool to add any additional text.
Select each box and drag it to the centre of your wine label. Insert a picture to your label by selecting the "Insert" menu, selecting "Picture" and clicking "Clip Art." In the search box you can look for clip art to match your wine bottle. Select the image you want, and click "Insert Clip Art." You can change the size of the clip art by dragging any of the corners to resize the image.
Print the wine labels on sticker paper. Select "Print" from the "File Menu." Once the label prints, cut it out with scissors and stick it on to your bottle.
Open a new document in Microsoft Word. When the "New Document" window opens, select "Labels" on the left side of the box and choose "Mailing and Shipping" and then click "Business Labels." Select the appropriate size label for your wine bottle.
Highlight the text on each label and hit the backspace or delete button on the keyboard. Use the "Tool Bar" to add your own text. You can experiment with the size, colour and font style of your text.
Choose the "Insert" tab located on the toolbar. Select to insert a "Picture" or "Clip Art." When you select to insert a picture, you will need to locate it on your computer. Once you select to insert clip art, a search box will appear on the right side of the screen. Type any keywords to find the appropriate clip art for the wine label.
Use the "Insert" tab to add more details to your wine label. You can add another text box, draw a shape and even add a border and background colour to your label.
Select "Print" from the "File Menu." Select "Properties" and ensure that you print the label in the highest quality. Once the label prints, cut it out with scissors and stick it onto your wine bottle.


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DES MOINES, Iowa — Your next bottle of Templeton Rye could have a new label.
According to the Des Moines Register, the company will change its label to accurately show where the whiskey is distilled, because it's not in Iowa — it's in Indiana.
The company says it will change the label to be more transparent and reduce confusion.
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If you can jog 3 miles and do a couple pushups and sit ups, you can do our 5k course! You'll be ready to slosh in the mud, jump over 6 foot high walls, 12 foot high rope walls, and 16 foot high cargo nets.
Our races are based around a 5k structure, so you can generally expect about 3 miles of mud, walls, ropes, monkey bars, and 15+ other examples of anything we are able to fit into the unique terrain of each venue we visit. We're consistently striving for innovation and excitement in our obstacles, so there's always a chance you'll see something brand new! From the moment you step off of that start line, until you triumphantly cross the finish, we hope you're prepared to have the time of your life among so many of your new best friends in the Terrain community.
Shirt – Comfy and Stylish
Medal – Wear your new medal with pride! We work hard to make them unique so you'll be proud to show off your achievement!
Bib – A classic tradition in the world of racing, and one of the most fun things to collect or display without getting too heavy.
Obstacles -Mud, walls, ropes, and everything in between. There's no shortage of ways to challenge yourself!
Support a Cause – A donation is made to a local charity after every event!
The early waves fill up quickly, so be sure to register early if that's your goal! Though, don't worry if you can't make it into those, because the later waves are just as fun. If you're racing with friends, and are having a hard time getting into their wave, here's a tip– Have them create a team on our registration website, and then you can register as a part of that team, which will automatically place you in the proper wave time! Neat, huh?
You can check your gear for $5 (paid at the event). We will keep it clean while you get dirty.
Terrain is all about community, and because of that, we LOVE seeing teams! Whether your team is three people or five hundred, we will be thrilled to see you at the events together. When the team captain registers, just have them create the team, and then everyone else will be able to join once they register. Super easy, and it allows all of you to run in the same wave without any further hassle or worry.
Had a great time on course, but still not ready to go home yet? Perfect! We'd love to hang out with you for a while. In our festival area, you'll have plenty of chances to meet and interact with our various sponsors (many of whom have free stuff to give you!), eat plenty of delicious food in order to rebuild and refuel your body after what you put it through on the course, or just kick back with a beer and reminisce about how much fun you had during your race. There will be plenty of music, fellowship, and some fun competitions where you might be able to win some free merchandise or even a free race! Every day is a new adventure, so come out and see for yourself!
While we strive to create an event that would be worthy of spectators enthusiastically paying to see it, we're excited to say that there is NO CHARGE for spectators. That's right– Your friends and family can all come watch your moment of triumph without paying a single cent to cheer you on as you cross the finish. They'll have a great time watching you race, but they're also fully welcome to enjoy themselves in the festival area as well. Who knows? If they're really nice, they might even pick up your food and have it waiting at the finish line. (But hey, you've got to discuss that with them. See how much they love you, ya know?)
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Jennifer Aniston ate a McDonald's Big Mac burger and lived to tell about it.
In a fast food confession to New York Magazine, the 44-year-old actress is recounting an incident in which she and fiancé Justin Theroux found themselves eating the burger chain's signature meal.
"I'll never forget when Justin and I were on a road trip and we were so hungry," Aniston says. "The only thing around was McDonald's. I think I ordered a Big Mac. Wow, my body did not react well to that! It was like putting gasoline in a purified system. I am always trying to eat organic and natural foods, so that just made my stomach turn and made me feel terrible. And I think what you put in your body, as well as stress, is reflected in the quality of your skin."


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-- RNActive Vaccine Technology Allows Fast Production in Response to a Pandemic Scenario
TUEBINGEN, Germany, Nov. 25, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- CureVac GmbH, a clinical stage biopharmaceutical company developing a new class of therapies and vaccines based on mRNA, and the German Federal Research Institute for Animal Health, Friedrich-Loeffler-Institute (FLI), Germany, today announced that mRNA vaccines (RNActive) based on the company's RNA technology platform have the potential to provide effective protection against infectious diseases. In vivo data published by CureVac and the Friedrich-Loeffler-Institute online in Nature Biotechnology show that mRNA vaccines induced balanced, long-lived and protective immunity to influenza A virus infections in various animal models. It is also shown that the production of RNActive vaccines is highly flexible. Thus, RNActive vaccines can be rapidly supplied for a variety of virus strains and subtypes identified in response to pandemic scenarios.
"The findings and results from a very fruitful collaboration with our colleagues from the renowned Friedrich-Loeffler-Institute, underscore the medical potential of mRNA beyond cancer immunotherapy and validate the capacity of our RNActive vaccines to prevent infectious diseases," said Ingmar Hoerr, Ph.D., Chief Executive Officer of CureVac. "The synthetic nature of our RNActive vaccines reduces production time dramatically and allows for sequence-matched vaccines that can be produced quickly and reliably in a scalable process. Additionally, our vaccines can be stored at room temperature, thereby avoiding the cold-chain in contrast to all other vaccines on the market and making worldwide distribution of our vaccines logistically and financially attractive."
Lothar Stitz, M.D., Head of Institute of Immunology, FLI, Greifswald, Germany, and one of the corresponding authors of the publication, said, "Our data highlight the potential and advantages of prophylactic mRNA-based vaccines and make immunization against a broad range of pathogens possible. We have a significant need for improved technologies that could be rapidly adapted to match circulating strains and allow efficient, large-scale production if necessary. In particular, we ultimately need a broadly protective vaccine against influenza. Thus, these mRNA vaccines overcome the draw-backs of many other prophylactic vaccination methods including DNA-based approaches that can have insufficient clinical efficacy or safety and may cause residual vector immunogenicity."
The authors demonstrated that the mRNA vaccine encoding full-length hemagglutinin (HA) of the influenza A/PuertoRico/8/1934 (PR8HA) strain was immunogenic and induced balanced B- and T-cell responses in mice. Influenza A viruses are classified based on the expression of a certain subtype of HA and a certain subtype of neuraminidase (NA). HA forms the basis of all licensed influenza vaccines. Furthermore, the immunized mice were protected against death and disease upon infectious challenge by an antibody-dependent mode-of-action. Moreover, the authors targeted additional influenza A virus strains by sequence-matched, HA-specific vaccines, and showed that all vaccines induced full protection against lethal infections, including H1N1pdm09 swine flu and H5N1 bird flu virus. The mRNA vaccine was immunogenic and provided long-term protection in newborn as well as in aged mice.
Additional data revealed that full protection was achieved upon single-dose immunization against influenza A/PR8 with a multi-component HA and NA mRNA vaccine. Furthermore, mRNA vaccines provided heterologous protection; vaccination with PR8 nucleoprotein (NP) mRNA led to protection against homologous PR8 (H1N1) or heterologous MB1 (H5N1) virus. Moreover, mRNA vaccines provided immunogenicity in ferrets, the animal model of choice for preclinical proof-of-concept studies in influenza research, and pigs compared to a licensed trivalent vaccine of corresponding specificity.
The publication, entitled 'Protective efficacy of in vitro synthesized, specific messenger RNA vaccines against influenza A virus infection,' was published online in Nature Biotechnology on Nov. 25.
About RNActive
CureVac is combining both the antigenic and adjuvant properties of mRNAs to develop novel and effective mRNA vaccines. RNActive vaccines are comprised of modified and formulated mRNA with three distinct features: The mRNA vaccines are translated into the target antigens, and the formulation and modifications lead to translatability ensuring (1) strong antigen expression, (2) increased stability and (3) enhanced immune-stimulatory activity.
About CureVac
CureVac is developing an entirely new class of therapies based on a fundamental new understanding of the medical potential of mRNA. Using its RNA technology platform, CureVac is currently developing novel therapeutic mRNA vaccines (RNActive) for cancer and prophylactic vaccines for infectious diseases and adjuvants based on long, non-coding RNAs (RNAdjuvant®) for enhancing the immune response of other vaccines. The company has successfully completed Phase 1/2a studies with its RNActive cancer vaccines in prostate cancer and non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC). Results so far have shown that mRNA-based products are safe and capable of inducing balanced immune responses including humoral and cellular, Th1 and Th2 and effector and memory responses. In addition to developing its own pipeline, CureVac is collaborating with Sanofi Pasteur and In-Cell-Art on a $33.1 million project co-funded by Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) for the development of prophylactic vaccines in infectious diseases utilizing its RNActive technology platform. For more information, please visit: http://www.curevac.com.
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Amazon Faces Probe from France Government: report
The French government has filed a complaint with the Paris Commerce Court against e-commerce company Amazon for abusing its dominant position with some suppliers, newspaper Le Parsien said on Monday.
Under the complaint, which follows a two-year investigation by the DGCCRF consumer fraud watchdog, the Economy Ministry is seeking a fine of 10 million euros ($11.8 million) against Amazon, the newspaper said.
"The platform imposes unbalanced relations to its vendors," DGCCRF official Loic Tanguy told Le Parisien.
Amazon can for instance change contract terms or even suspend contracts it has with the more than 10,000 French companies using its platform to sell their goods, the newspaper said.
Amazon declined to comment.


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Engineering Areas of Practice
An Area of Practice is a subgroup of the engineering profession that practitioners align their skills and work activities with. Formal education, informal education and work experience will influence how an engineering practitioner identifies with an Area of Practice. NER registrants can seek to become registered in one or more Area of Practice. There are 9 general areas of practice and 15 special areas of practice. For a guide to the areas of practice, click here.
General Areas of Practice
General areas of practice are open to those wishing to be registered on the NER with a minimum of 5 years of experience and to those seeking Chartered:
Aerospace engineering is the field of engineering concerned with the development of aircraft and spacecraft. The purpose of aerospace engineering is to achieve optimal integrated aerospace systems.
Biomedical Engineering is the combination of design and problem-solving engineering skills in applying engineering principles and design concepts to medicine and biology for healthcare purposes.
Chemical engineering applies physical sciences (physics and chemistry) and life sciences (microbiology and biochemistry), together with applied mathematics and economics to produce, transform, transport, and properly use chemicals, materials and energy.
Civil engineering deals with the design, construction, and maintenance of the physical and naturally built environment. Civil engineers generally specialise in one of a number of sub-disciplines.
Electrical engineering encompasses electricity generation, transmission, distribution, electrical equipment manufacture, instrumentation and control systems.
Environmental engineering creates innovative solutions for sustainable development. It is a very broad field in which there are new applications and adaptations of all the traditional disciplines of engineering.
Information, Telecommunications and Electronics Engineering (ITEE) applies scientific and engineering design to develop computer modelling tools, broadband capability, improve telecommunications systems, hardware and software, systems for media broadcasting and sound, and sophisticated electronics.
Mechanical Engineering applies the principles of engineering and physics with the study of advanced materials for the design, analysis, manufacturing, and maintenance of mechanical systems.
Structural engineering draws on engineering skills to understand, predict, and calculate the stability, strength and rigidity of built structures. Structures can include buildings, bridges, in-ground structures, footings, frameworks and space frames, including those for motor vehicles, space vehicles, ships, aeroplanes and cranes.
Special Areas of Practice
Special areas of practice are open only to those who are Chartered. For details on any of the specific requirements to be met for the special areas of practice, contact the Registration Team via Member Services.
Amusement Rides and Devices In-service Inspection requires specific competencies to carry out inspections. You need to be a Professional Engineer or an Engineering Technologist to register on the NER or become Chartered in this area of practice.
Asset management deals with the lifecycle management of physical assets to meet specified outcomes and achieve the greatest return.
Building services engineering applies to the internal environmental and environmental impact of a building. Its purpose is to achieve optimal integrated building systems incorporating environmental control and safety provisions for the comfort and well-being of the occupants of the built environment.
Cost engineering is a niche discipline addressing the management of project costs and covers activities such as estimating, cost control, cost forecasting, investment appraisal, profitability analysis, project planning and scheduling.
Fire safety engineering is multidisciplinary having substantial relationships with building services, mechanical, electrical, electronics, chemical, structural and civil engineering and embraces an understanding of human behaviour. It is the application of engineering principles, rules and expert judgement based on a scientific appreciation of the fire phenomenon, of the effects of fire and of the reaction and behaviour of people.
(Additional Evidence showcasing your formal qualifications, supervised and responsible practice in Fire Safety Engineering must be provided with your application. Please contact us to discuss before selecting this Area of Practice.)
Heritage and conservation engineering is an area of practice which requires applications and adaptations of all the traditional disciplines of engineering, together with an understanding of the elementary scientific principles involved which might not be directly referenced in current practice procedures. Practitioners will need to be aware of all the phases involved in conservation and the role of other professions, such as historians, archaeologists and architects.
Leadership and Management is for engineering practitioners who hold management positions, where the majority of their day-to-day activities do not involve technical considerations.
Naval Architecture is the safe design and specification of marine vessels and structures. The Naval Architect can also be involved in, or manage, the construction, repair, refit or operation of such marine vessels and structures.
Oil and Gas pipeline engineering centres on the efficient transport of fluids. This area of practice relates only to the transmission of petroleum and gas and related fluid pipelines.
(Special application conditions apply including the completion of a Pipeline Engineer Competency Portfolio (details at https://www.apga.org.au ) Please contact us to discuss before selecting this Area of Practice.)
Petroleum engineering falls into four main sub-disciplines which are reservoir, drilling, production, and formation evaluation engineering. The focus is on achieving optimal integrated exploration, technical assessment, production and development of oil, gas and geothermal resources and reserves upstream of processing plants, refineries and power stations.
Pressure equipment design verification is the process which assures the integrity of pressure vessels, boilers, pressure piping, and gas cylinders for the stated design and operating conditions.
Project management is the discipline of initiating, planning, executing, controlling, and closing the work of a team to achieve specific goals and meet specific success criteria.
Risk engineering is the application of engineering methodologies to the identification, analysis, assessment, control, and avoidance, minimisation, or elimination of unacceptable risks.
Subdivisional Geotechnics applies specifically to work covered by AS 2870 Residential slabs and footings – construction and AS 3798 Guidelines on earthworks for commercial and residential development. It is for civil engineers whose practice includes geotechnical aspects of subdivisions and the foundations of buildings up to three storeys.
Systems engineering is interdisciplinary, drawing on engineering and engineering management, focussing on how to design and manage complex systems over a system's lifecycle.


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DVD by Rich Gaspari
A motivational video of one of our best friends
Famous Rich Gaspari tells us a trip he did to get fit, but he had nothing to prove, beacuse he has achieved too much, from having one of the best careers in bodybuilding, a successful company of supplementation and a beautiful family, but in gratitude for his blessings, he did not sat on his success, maintaining the pride of working hard to get the benefits continuously.
When he talks us in his DVD, Rich Gaspari tells us his positive attitude in life, remembering the words his father said to him " You do not get anything unless you work on it ... Nobody gives anything, then do not expect anything from anyone", and he never did it.
Gaspari tells us that in 1980 he was known for his massive physical condition, but with all the things he does, including spend much time with his family, he still keeps fit without dieting, celebrating his good genetics, but emphasizing that the whole meaning of life is based on the attitude, but this has nothing to do with a competition, but with his own life training for fun, even when he has many things to do or within his travels.
Rich Gaspari shows us in this motivational DVD that we have to train as part as our lives.
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This is a TV drama series about the pioneers of the science of human sexuality whose research impacted the sexual revolution in a huge way. Bill Master and Virginia Johnson had a conversation that revolutionized how people viewed sexuality.
The work of Masters and Johnson began in the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology at Washington University in St. Louis and was continued at the independent not-for-profit research institution they founded in St. Louis in 1964, originally called the Reproductive Biology Research Foundation and renamed the Masters & Johnson Institute in 1978.
Their findings, particularly on the nature of female sexual arousal (for example, describing the mechanisms of vaginal lubrication and debunking the earlier widely-held notion that vaginal lubrication originated from the cervix) and orgasm (showing that the physiology of orgasmic response was identical whether stimulation was clitoral or vaginal, and proving that some women were capable of being multi orgasmic), dispelled many long standing misconceptions.


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St. Bartholomew is the parish church of Meltham.
The first recorded place of worship on the site was a chapel of ease built 1650/1, which was consecrated on St. Bartholomew's Day (24 August). By the 1780s, the chapel was falling into disrepair and unable to accommodate the growing local population, and Parliamentary approval was granted in 1785 for the building of a new chapel.
According to the Rev. Hughes' History of the Township of Meltham, some of the stone of the chapel of ease was re-purposed for the new chapel with demolition work commencing in the summer of 1786. Some of the remaining stone and oak beams were purchased by Nathaniel Dyson and used to build a fulling mill at what later became Meltham Mills.
Hughes also tells that the chapel bell, which had originally been forged for the parish church at Almondbury, had been overlooked in the plans for the new chapel, and the stone masons initially claimed it as their property. After some negations, it seems the mason agreed to hand it over in return for being given the equivalent of enough ale to fill the upturned bell.
The first service in the completed chapel took place in June 1788.
In 1828, Charles Hirst and William Broadley broke into the chapel and stole "several bottles of wine belonging to the altar table". The perpetrators were found "beastly drunk in a barn on the morning after the robbery. The pair were transported to Australia for seven years.[1]
The chapel was enlarged into a church in 1835 at a cost of £1,500 with the addition of a gallery, a new vestry, and a bell tower, designed by James Pigott Pritchett of York.[2] On St. Bartholomew's Day 1835, the tower was completed and the celebrations included members of the public being winched to the top of the tower in a basket. According to Hughes, Joseph Taylor got so carried away that, "in defiance of the entreaties and remonstrances of the bystanders", he climbed up the side of the tower using the mason's ladders with his one-year-old daughter Levina in his arms before "holding her in triumph on one of the east pinnacles of the tower."[3]
A peal of six bells were installed in the tower in February 1836, having been cast the previous year by W. & J. Taylor of Oxford. The clock was reportedly installed a few years later "at the sole expense of Mr. [Edwin] Eastwood's family".[4]
In May 1837, the "junior set of ringers of Meltham", who had only been learning for five weeks, completed "5,040 changes on the bells of Meltham church in two hours and fifty-five minutes".[5]
The Rev. Joseph Hughes became the incumbent of St. Bartholomew in 1838 until his death in 1863.
The first wedding at the church took place on 12 January 1839 when clothier Benjamin Armitage of Helme married widow innkeeper Charlotte Siddall, daughter of clothier George Taylor, who was the landlady of the Waggon and Horses Inn.
The relatively small amount of land set aside for burials at the church led to the consecration of a larger triangular plot off Mill Moor Road on Friday 14 November 1851 by the Bishop of Ripon. The Huddersfield Chronicle reported that in the region of 400 to 500 people watched the ceremony.[6]
A new organ was installed in 1859, gifted by Alfred Beaumont of Park Cottage in memory of his late wife, Mary (née Hirst), the only daughter of Joseph Hirst of Wilshaw. The Church of St. Mary the Virgin at Wilshaw was also erected in her memory in 1863.
In 1877, Edward Brook of Meltham Hall paid £5,000 to fund a refurbishment of the church, which was undertaken by architects Edward Burchall of Leeds of John Kirk & Sons of Huddersfield. Amongst the improvements were a new chancel ("in the Byzantine style"), a new organ by Conacher & Co. of Huddersfield, a panelled ceiling, and the galleries were replaced. The re-opening service took place on Friday 3 May 1878.[7]
Brook then paid for a for a carillon to be installed in the church tower in 1879.[8] Built by Messrs. Gillett, Bland & Co., it consisted of ten bells, was connected to the clock and could play 14 tunes: "The Old Hundredth", "Comin' thro' the Rye", "Bluebells of Scotland", "Easter Hymn", "Ye Banks and Braes", "Abide with Me", "Rule Britannia", "Home, Sweet Home", "Robin Adair", "Auld Lang Syne", "Sun of My Soul" and "God Save the Queen". According to newspaper reports, a new tune was played each day over a fortnight, repeated every three hours during both the day and night, and "can be heard at a great distance".[9]
Although the carillon had a facility to play a standard peal ("by simply pulling a wire which is conducted to the vestry"), it was no longer possible for the bells to be rung by hand and this became a particular problem at funerals when a muffled peal could not be rung. The impasse was eventually resolved in July 1895 when Brook offered to pay to have the carillon adapted so that it could be disconnected when required and the bells rung by hand.[10]
GREEN END ROAD (Meltham). Church of St. Bartholomew. Classical church on site of church of 1651. 1782-6. Thought to be by Joseph Jagger. Tower and north transept added 1835 by J P Pritchett. Neo-Norman chancel added 1877-8 by John Kirk. Tower and nave, ashlar with raised quoins. Chancel, hammer dressed stone. Stone slate roof with gable copings on square kneelers. Moulded eaves cornice. Two storey nave with band between floors. Six-bay nave, two-bay chancel, square west tower. Single light windows to nave, four to ground floor, south side, and doorway to left and right with architrave, pulvinated frieze and cornce. Three-bay transept on north side, one bay deep, with single light windows, as nave, and oculus in gable apex. Chancel has slender round arched single lights with hood moulds. The east window has three equal round headed slender single lights with colonnettes with broad foliated capitals. Group of three small round-arched lights in gable apex. Three-tier west tower has blind round-arched windows in recess to second tier. Tall three-light, louvred bell chamber openings. Corner pilasters to bell chamber, supporting architrave, frieze and cornice, with blocking course and four large urns. Interior. Gallery to rear and north over aisle, on slender cast iron columns. Panelled gallery fronts with balustrade. Wood panelled coffered ceiling. Round chancel arch on paired, squat, red granite colonnettes. Neo-Norman font presented 1878. Various early and mid C19 wall memorials including one to James Brook, d. 1845 by H Mares, depicting kneeling woman by an altar.


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L2P Mentor shares story of Road Trauma Seminar
Tuesday May 5
I heard on the radio earlier the week before of a road safety seminar which would be valuable for parents and their road driving learners to attend and hear what can go wrong in an accident. While I have no intentions of being involved in an accident I thought this would be a valuable event to attend with my mentee.
The event involved emergency personnel from the CFA, Police and SES together with the Road Trauma Support Service and 5 guest speakers.
The Master of Ceremonies was Councilor and Policeman Des Hudson who spoke with true conviction that driving is a privilege and not a right, something that was reinforced by all speakers who followed. His chilling introduction included 3 minutes of TAC road safety advertisements of the last 20 years.
I believe Amanda Pollard's speech was from the heart for it showed how your life can change in a heartbeat. One minute you are at work in control of over 600 people and the next you are in jail with all types of criminals, including murderers etc. I believe the humiliation that she expressed in her speech was directly from her heart. While she did not kill anybody while driving, she was in an accident that did cause injury to a third party and now she continues to live with the consequences for the rest of her life, together with that of her son who also felt the pain of not having a mother to care for him while she was in prison.
The night was capped off by the last speaker who showed the driver does not have to be drunk, on the phone, on drugs, yelling or distracted to have an accident. They just need to take their eyes off the road and within an instant the car can be out of control. The end result; the passenger, speaker, Michael Hughes was in a wheel chair as a paraplegic, never able to walk again.
I believe the event is a valuable experience for drivers of all ages to attend, you don't have to be a learner and you don't have to be a parent or mentor. As within industry, everybody gets a little nonchalant about what has happened in the past and so they believe it will be the same in the future. Believe me, to see some of the graphic pictures was one way of knowing what you must avoid… Concentrate and drive safe
Ron Crafter – L2P Learner Driver Mentor.
An article in the courier about the event can be read here


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The Time Bandit may each night submit a list of who they would have roleblocked on previous nights as well as on the current night. The list can be amended each night. Once per game during day, the Time Bandit can choose to sacrifice themselves by posting a public announcement in the thread. This will cause the Time Bandit to die and will cause all the roleblocks on their most recently submitted list to take place retroactively as if they'd been actually performed on the nights in question, causing any deaths and/or actions to be affected accordingly.


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Wrestleview reader Louis DeStefano sent this in along with a photo.
I have written in before a few times with recaps as I live on Long Island and go to mostly all the live events I can when they are in the local area. I need to get this off my chest asap as I just arrived home from Wrestlemania 29 at MetLife Stadium. I went with my 6 year old son, brother and 2 sisters. Spent $200 per ticket off Ticketmaster. Section 143 row 20. Look it up. Spectacular seats right off to the side of the stage diagonal to the ring.
And when we sit down, what is taking up the entire middle 1/3 of the ring? A giant solid beam that is holding up the overhang structure over the ring. A full blown fake building solid beam structure, Instead of it being a see through metal construction type at least. I don't see anywhere online when my we got the tickets through Ticketmaster nor on the ticket itself that it has an obstructed view wording of any kind. I WAS SHOCKED and SO UPSET!
Imagine looking at a ring in person and someone putting a building right inthe middle of view. I had to watch on the screen. I could've done that from home! I have never been disappointed with a WWE event, but this was the worst. My son who will be 7 on Monday was crying cause he couldn't see. Hes been waiting to seeThe Undertaker forever. He didn't understand why he had to watch a screen except when they went into 2 of the 4 corners. I asked the ushers and they said it's a sold out event. There is nothing that can be done about it. I didn't want to miss the show and waste my time arguing and getting nowhere. If it said obstructed, then fine, I knew what I was getting into. IT DID NOT! I feel I got ripped off with a lot of other people on Sunday night.


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Eat Ginger Daily and See the Things That Will Happen
The ginger is a plant from China but is found anywhere in the world. This root is mainly used as spice and in many countries as medicine too. People enjoy this spice and have enjoyed for many years back.
These are some of the effects it has on us:
Fighting cancer
The doctors of UMCCC said ginger can wipe the ovarian cancer cells. It stops their growth and is better than platinum chemo drugs for ovary cancer. Also it was said that people who ate ginger rhizomes have lower risk of colon cancer and inflammation in the intestines, thus reducing the risk.
Less inflammation
The ginger has gingerol and this fights many inflammations in cells. Patients research claimed that people who had arthritis and muscle pain had really interesting end results after the ginger. This root is also good for those who have cell inflammation, obesity, Alzheimer's and diabetes.
No acid reflux
The journal Molecular research and Food Nutrition had a study that showed something amazing. Experts that compared ginger compounds to acid blocker drugs found that ginger is 6 times better than a drug. The acid blocker drug damages the stomach and expands the ulcers or stomach cancers.
Prevention to morning sickness
It is advised that pregnant women talk with the doctors before using this herb. Some women said ginger reduced the nausea and vomiting and the bets dose is 200 mg every 4 hours.
Less cough and soreness in throat
For long time this was the best home cure for this issue. Boil water and add ginger slices in it, also lemon and honey too and this will also help with nasal congestion as well.
Better digestion and no flatulence
The best root spice for the belly is this one. If the belly is upset, boil ginger slices for several minutes and add honey for taste. If you are flatulent get 250-500 mg 3 times daily.
No headaches
Mix ginger and cayenne to remove migraine. Boil water, add pinch cayenne and 1 tsp dry mint. Add ginger slices and let simmer. Also for sweet taste add honey or stevia only. A traditional method is using ½ tsp ginger powder and a bit of water to make a paste and put it on the forehead.
No toothache
Ginger relieves pain and was used for this generations back. Rub the raw ginger on the gums and remove pain instantly. Boil water, add ginger, let it cool and gargle with this.
Better blood flow
Get a cloth, add 50 g grated ginger rhizomes and squeeze the juice of this. Make this in a basin of 5 liters hot water. Then apply on the needed are. This process removes toxins.
Other benefits of ginger:
- After operations, doctors tell to their patients to chew ginger to have no nausea
- Chewing this before a meal means better appetite and more digestion juices
- Those who have muscle strains, athletes for example, have to mix ginger paste and turmeric and rub this on the area 2 times per day.
- Doctors also advise to diabetics to have ginger water, 1 glass daily to make blood sugar more stabile.


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'Machine Series' houseware17. Mar2014
"For all the excitement around the game-changing rise of rapid prototyping, it's always felt a little abstract to us — mostly limited to actual prototyping, MakerBot-style tinkering, and a few crazy, high-end projects meant above all to flaunt the capabilities of the technology. Yet with the launch of Machine Series, a new brand of housewares made using fused deposition modeling (FDM), co-founders Dario Buzzini and Barbara Busatta are attempting to make a case for the potential of 3-D printing to create a commercially viable line of attractive and functional everyday objects.
"The focus of this exploration has been to elevate 3-D printing, a technology that is very much talked about but is relegated to either cumbersome, amateurish results or over-expensive artistic applications," write the Italian-born, New York–based pair in the brand's press release. "We believe that by exploring the full potential of FDM, we are able to create items that are as simple as they are sophisticated and as elegant as they are innovative."
The designs are also fully open-source, so all the files used to produce them are available online." - Text by Monica Khemsurov (SightUnseen)
Read here the interview with Dario Buzzini & Barbara Busata
via SightUnseen
Photos by Alberto Parise