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Privacy Policy
Last modified: January 11, 2017
TrellisWare Technologies, Inc. ("TrellisWare" or "We") respects your privacy and is committed to protecting it. In this Privacy Policy ("Policy"), We describe the information that We collect from users of TrellisWare websites, including but not limited to https://trellisware.com and the TrellisWare Support Center at https://support.trellisware.com (the "Websites"), and how we use, disclose, transfer, protect, and store your information. If you do not agree with our policies and practices, your choice is not to use our Websites. By accessing or using these Websites, you agree to this Policy.
Scope of this Policy
This Policy does not apply to services offered by other companies or individuals, including ApplicantPro, which is used during the online employment application process, or products or sites that may be displayed to you or linked from our Websites; These third party websites and services are governed by each third party's specific privacy policy, not this Policy, even though some of these other sites may be co-branded with us and may look like Website features. Our Policy does not cover the information practices of other companies and organizations who advertise our products or services.
Information We Collect
Here are some examples of the types of information TrellisWare may collect from you:
- Information you provide to us. The types of information users of our Websites may voluntarily submit include contact information (such as name, address, telephone number and email address), employment information, login credentials for the Websites, and other personal information submitted by job applicants (such as resumes, salary history, education history, information on security clearances, citizenship information, and ethnicity, race, and gender information). When you register for an account and/or download materials on the TrellisWare Support Center, in order to do so you will be required to provide personal information, such as your name, citizenship, email address, phone number, employer, position, and physical location. You may also provide us with information about your use of TrellisWare products, such as serial numbers and support requests.
- Information you post. Any comments or information that you post on public websites is publicly available and may be viewed, collected, and used by others, including TrellisWare. TrellisWare is not responsible for the privacy of any information that you choose to post on public websites or for the accuracy of any information contained in those postings, and cannot control how others use your shared/posted information.
- Information We get from your use of the Websites. When you use our Websites, We may collect certain information by automated means, using technologies such as cookies, tracking pixels, web server logs, web beacons, or other similar technologies or services. We may also use third party web-analytics services such as Google Analytics to collect information. For example, we may automatically collect the following types of information:
- Information about your device, such as your browser type, operating system, software version, Internet service provider, and platform types.
- Information about your use of the Websites, including referring URLs, pages you viewed, the amount of time you spend using the Websites, the number of times you return, and other Website usage data.
- Information about your physical location gathered through various technologies, such as your IP address and the country that you download materials from.
Our cookies and other analytics technologies do not collect personal information and we do not combine the general information collected through cookies with other personal information provided to us to tell us who you are.
How We Use Information We Collect
We may use the information described above to:
- Provide products and services;
- Operate, evaluate, manage, and improve our business (including developing new products and services; enhancing and improving our products and services; managing our communications; analyzing our products, services and communications; and performing accounting, auditing and other internal functions);
- Respond to your inquiries and information and support requests;
- To send you promotional materials or other important communications and notifications, such as changes to our terms, conditions, and policies;
- Communicate with you about, and administer your participation in, special events, programs, offers, surveys and market research;
- To process employment applications, including by assessing qualifications, verifying information, and conducting reference or other employment-related checks.
- To help us track and understand how visitors use our Websites, to present the Websites and their content to you, and improve the performance and user experience of our Websites;
- Perform data analyses;
- Protect against, identify and prevent cybersecurity and other security events, espionage, fraud and other unlawful activity, claims and other liabilities, and comply with and enforce applicable legal requirements, relevant industry standards and our policies.
- With regard to account registration and use of the TrellisWare Support Center, to determine your permitted access to export-controlled software and materials, to review any exports that occurred through the Support Center, to verify identity of account applicants, and to determine appropriate services.
We also may use the information in other ways for which we provide specific notice at the time of collection.
TrellisWare does not track its Website users over time and across third party websites to provide targeted advertising.
Do Not Track Signals
Most browsers will allow you to limit tracking or to block cookies by enabling a Do Not Track (DNT) Header within the browser, our Websites do not recognize Do Not Track headers. However, We only use your Information as described in this Policy.
Accessing and Updating your Personal Information on the TrellisWare Support Center
Whenever you use the TrellisWare Support Center, you can access your personal information through your account settings. If that information is incorrect, We aim to provide you with ways to quickly update it, unless We have to keep that information for legitimate business or legal purposes. Where We can provide information access and correction, We will do so for free, except where it would require a disproportionate effort. We aim to maintain our services in a manner that protects information from accidental or malicious destruction. Because of this, after you delete information from our services, We may not immediately delete residual copies from our active servers and may not remove information from our backup systems.
Information We Share
TrellisWare may disclose the information we collect from and about you as follows:
- We may share your information with our employees, parent company or affiliates, or third party vendors, agents, service providers, or contractors, if the disclosure will enable them to perform a business, professional, information technology, security, or technical support function for us.
- We may disclose information about you to (i) to appropriate third parties if we are required to do so by law or legal process, (ii) to law enforcement authorities or other government entities, (iii) to appropriate third parties in order to meet any applicable laws or regulations or when we believe disclosure is necessary or appropriate to prevent harm or financial loss, or in connection with an investigation of suspected or actual espionage, cybersecurity or security events or other fraudulent or illegal activity.
- We reserve the right to transfer personal information we have about you in the event we sell or transfer all or a portion of our business or assets (including in the event of a reorganization, spin-off, dissolution or liquidation). In addition, if any bankruptcy or reorganization proceeding is brought by or against us, then such information may be considered an asset of ours and may be sold or transferred to third parties.
TrellisWare does not currently share your personal information with third parties for their direct marketing purposes.
Protection of Personal Information and Our Commitment to Security and Privacy
TrellisWare considers protection of your information and privacy to be very important, and takes precautions to safeguard your personal information against loss, theft, and misuse, as well as unauthorized access, disclosure, alteration, and destruction. While We seek to ensure the integrity and security of our network and systems, We cannot guarantee the security of your personal information. We encourage you to take precautions to protect your personal data when you are on the Internet.
International Users
Your information is stored on servers in the United States. If you are located outside of the United States, please note that information We collect will be transferred to and processed in the United States. By using our Websites, you consent to the transfer to and processing of your information in the United States, which may not have data protection laws that provide the same level of protection that exists in country where you reside.
Our Commitment to Children's Privacy
Protecting the privacy of children is important to us. We do not direct the Websites to, nor do We knowingly collect any personal information from children under the age of thirteen. If you believe We might have any information from or about a child under thirteen, please contact us using the form below.
Changes to this Policy
TrellisWare may amend this Policy from time to time. When We do, We will post the change(s) on the Websites, so We recommend that you check back to review this Policy often.
How to Contact Us
If you have any questions that you would like to ask about this Policy or about our handling of the information collected on our Websites, please contact us using the form below.
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Hall, H., Raeside, R., Chen, T., Dutton, M., Irving, C., & Ryan, B. (2015). Mapping the library, archives, records, information and knowledge management and related professions in the United Kingdom: final report. Chartered Institute of Library and Informaiton Professionals and Archives and Records Association ARA
Unpublished research report. (2015)
Cruickshank, P., Hall, H. & Taylor-Smith, E. (2011). Enhancing the impact of LIS research projects. Edinburgh: Research Information Network
This report covers extent to which funded research projects in the domain of library and information science (LIS) influence practice in the UK. It focuses particularly on ide...
Hall, H., Cruickhsank, P. & Ryan, B. (2016). Information literacy for democratic engagement (IL-DEM). Scotland: Chartered Institute of Library and Information Professionals
Between October and December 2016 a team from the Centre for Social Informatics at Edinburgh Napier University investigated the information practices of community councillors ...
Hall, H., Cruickshank, P. & Irving, C. (2011). RiLIES2: Final report. United Kingdom: Library and Information Science Research Coalition
Research report of the RiLIES2 (Research in librarianship - Impact Evaluation Study) project commissioned by the Library and Information Science Research Coalition to support ...
Hall, H., Golzari, S., Blaswick, B. & Goody, M. (2008). Opportunity and risk in social computing environments. United Kingdom: TFPL
This report discusses the main findings of a pilot study that set out to establish the main risks and opportunities of the adoption of social computing tools within organizati...
Hall, H., Irving, C. & Cruickshank, P. (2012). Training provision for the library, information and knowledge sector. United Kingdom: Chartered Institute of Library and Information Professionals
Unpublished report.
Ward, S. & Hall, H. (2006). Maximising value from communities. United Kingdom: TFPL
Unpublished report of the TFPL Maximising Value from Communities (MVC) Learning Consortium.
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Kids Birthday Party Ideas
Our mobile petting zoos are your answer to creative kids birthday party ideas and themes. Our farm animal stars can be booked anywhere in the Vancouver lower mainland, Fraser Valley and the Tri Cities. You are in the right place to make a unique kids birthday party.
There are many possible themes for a Kids birthday party. Western or country theme parties seem to be the most popular throughout Vancouver. However, we have been appearing at kids birthday parties for a long time and are flexible when it comes to kids birthday party ideas and themes.
The best way to see how we can help make your kids birthday a hit is to let us know your party ideas. Often the best ideas are created by bouncing birthday party ideas back and forth. We can turn your party ideas into reality for a unique kids birthday party.
What to expect at your kids birthday party
Prior to your kids birthday pick out a space that we can use. We have several petting zoo packages to cover any size of kids birthday party.
On the birthday we arrive and set up our mobile zoo for the party. We take care of all the set up details and clean up. You can count on us to leave your space in immaculate condition. We make sure you don't have to worry about extra work at your kids birthday party.
Should it rain at your kids birthday party, then you can relax because the kids are protected or covered from the rain. Our mobile petting zoos are covered and enclosed, which is why you can count on us, rain or shine. Our zoos are accessible to all indoor and outdoor locations at a kids birthday party.
You can also count on us to be there to answer the barrage of questions we always get at a kids birthday party. We also provide hand sanitizer and make sure things go smoothly at the birthday party.
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For more information on our mobile zoos take a look through our site. We are available to answer any questions or concerns you may have. You can also request a free Quote to on your kids birthday party.


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WTF — The Top 50 Artists in Chicago by William Dolan
New City has published their list of top 50 artists in Chicago. I haven't read it yet, but as with lists of this type, I'll probably agree with some of them, disagree with others and feel there are omissions. Rather than argue in the comment section over there, I'll just post my own list here:
Number one…aw, who cares? These types of lists are pointless unless they are somehow quantifiable. In this case by votes, sales, number of works produced…whatever. Otherwise, they are just the author's favorites. I don't even carry around lists of favorites such as food, song or color. Well I guess I do have a favorite color — blue. However, I sometimes prefer purple so even that doesn't mean anything.
Oh what the hell. I'll go read theirs. I'm dying to know!


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Morgan Stanley in talks to pay $500mln fine to settle mortgage-bond probe - media
A deal between the bank and New York's top litigator, Eric Schneiderman, is likely to include some cash from Morgan Stanley as well as consumer relief compensation, the Wall Street Journal reports.
Over a half the settlement will be provided as aid to struggling homeowners, though the form of consumer relief hasn't yet become clear, according people familiar with the matter told the Wall Street Journal.
Morgan Stanley is expected to publish its financial reporting for the first quarter on Monday, in which it could clarify whether it will increase its legal reserves.
READ MORE: Banks paid $100 bn in US fines for 'pre-crisis mistakes'
Morgan Stanley hasn't agreed final terms. The actual costs to the bank are expected to fall short of $500 million, because banks generally consider as expenses only a fraction of the value they agree to hand out in consumer relief.
Morgan Stanley is at the bottom of a list of major US banks in terms of mortgage-related fines. It has never had a sprawling mortgage business unlike Bank of America and JPMorgan Chase that paid $73 billion and $26 billion respectively to settle claims, while the losses of Morgan Stanley were estimated only at $4.5 billion.
In February 2015, the bank agreed to pay $2.6 billion to the Justice Department to resolve the federal government's inquiry into those mortgage-bond practices avoiding a lawsuit. The entire payout was accounted for as a cash penalty, the Wall Street Journal reported.
The bank was accused of selling risky mortgage-bonds on the eve of crisis in 2008 without properly informing customers about their risks. The sale of high-risk mortgage bonds by the largest US banks in the early 2000's became one of the reasons for the collapse of the US multibillion dollar mortgage market in 2007-2008, which triggered the global financial crisis in 2008-2009.


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*Please contact us firstname.lastname@example.com with a picture of the logo you are wanting.
You will receive a pc generated proof for preview before painting.
It will be your responsibility to make sure the spelling and information is all correct on the proof at that time and to notify me if anything needs to be changed.
NOTE: If you are needing the colors to match something specific then, due to monitor and computer settings being different for everyone, I would recommend that you send me color swatches for the colors you want. The computer generated samples that I send as a design proof may not match the tone and or shade of the finished product due to different monitor and computer settings.12" x 12" Acrylic Painting. (Not a print.)
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Ningbo Belun Wei Chang mold factory(Hereinafter referred to as Weichang) was founded in 2003, as a full-service manufacturer of various high-difficulty Aluminum and Magnesium alloy die-casting die.It has rich experiences in designing high porosity requirement die casting die.Weichang acquired a company of Ningbo WanboFengMold Machinery Co., Ltd in the year of 2008. Since then,it has been well prepared to the business of precision die,casting part and Part machining to provide one-stop service to customer.
The company is located in the enjoyment of"mold town"in Beilun Ningbo;it covers an area of 8000 square meters,premises area of 9500 square meters. Currently the group has more than 60 employees,among whom there are professional die designers 10 peraonnel.The company has introduced in various advanced equipment,including over 20 sets of high precision CNC machine,high precision NC machine,EDM, WEDM,Slow WEDM,Spotting machine and other dedicated equipment over 40 sets. The company is also equipped with the most up-to-date legitimate software of 2set Flow-3D Cast simulation and CAD/GAM/CAE for two-dimensional & there-dimensional design.
The company carrier out managing strictly according to ISO9001 quality management system,the company is also committed to the highest level of customer satisfaction through comprehensive one-stop professional solution,From product design,mold design and fabrication,production optimization to delivery,Weichang can provide customers with high value-added products and services.
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Direct breaking of the internal tide near topography : Kaena Ridge, Hawaii
Klymak, Jody M.
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Pinkel, Robert
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Rainville, Luc
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Citable URIhttps://hdl.handle.net/1912/4036
As publishedhttps://doi.org/10.1175/2007JPO3728.1
Barotropic to baroclinic conversion and attendant phenomena were recently examined at the Kaena Ridge as an aspect of the Hawaii Ocean Mixing Experiment. Two distinct mixing processes appear to be at work in the waters above the 1100-m-deep ridge crest. At middepths, above 400 m, mixing events resemble their open-ocean counterparts. There is no apparent modulation of mixing rates with the fortnightly cycle, and they are well modeled by standard open-ocean parameterizations. Nearer to the topography, there is quasi-deterministic breaking associated with each baroclinic crest passage. Large-amplitude, small-scale internal waves are triggered by tidal forcing, consistent with lee-wave formation at the ridge break. These waves have vertical wavelengths on the order of 400 m. During spring tides, the waves are nonlinear and exhibit convective instabilities on their leading edge. Dissipation rates exceed those predicted by the open-ocean parameterizations by up to a factor of 100, with the disparity increasing as the seafloor is approached. These observations are based on a set of repeated CTD and microconductivity profiles obtained from the research platform (R/P) Floating Instrument Platform (FLIP), which was trimoored over the southern edge of the ridge crest. Ocean velocity and shear were resolved to a 4-m vertical scale by a suspended Doppler sonar. Dissipation was estimated both by measuring overturn displacements and from microconductivity wavenumber spectra. The methods agreed in water deeper than 200 m, where sensor resolution limitations do not limit the turbulence estimates. At intense mixing sites new phenomena await discovery, and existing parameterizations cannot be expected to apply.
Author Posting. © American Meteorological Society, 2008. This article is posted here by permission of American Meteorological Society for personal use, not for redistribution. The definitive version was published in Journal of Physical Oceanography 38 (2008): 380-399, doi:10.1175/2007JPO3728.1.
Suggested CitationJournal of Physical Oceanography 38 (2008): 380-399
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About this Research Topic
Neurotransmitter GABA, by binding to Cl- permeable ionotropic GABAA and metabotropic GABAB receptors, is a powerful modulator of development, plasticity, and function of neuronal networks. GABA exerts these functions by phasic and tonic actions that entail both modulation of cell membrane polarization and shunting of other neurotransmitters' currents. In particular, during neuronal development, GABAergic signaling regulates fundamental processes such as neural proliferation, migration, differentiation, and neuronal-network wiring. Accordingly, GABA has been implicated in a number of neurodevelopmental disorders such as autism, schizophrenia, Down syndrome, Rett syndrome, epilepsy, Tourette's syndrome, Fragile X, and Neurofibromatosis. Nevertheless, whether defects in GABAergic signaling are a cause or a consequence of these developmental diseases is still under investigation. Moreover, drugs modulating GABAergic signaling, such as benzodiazepines and a number of antiepileptics, diuretics or myorelaxants are commonly used in clinical practice. If from one end their therapeutic efficacy is well accepted, weather and to what extent these drugs may be harmful to brain development is yet under debate.
In the never-ending effort to find possible causes and treatments for neurodevelopmental diseases, the understanding of the mechanisms underlying the physiological development and plasticity regulated by GABAergic signaling is a required first step. To this aim, we welcome investigators to contribute review as well as research articles in different topics concerning GABAergic signaling, including (but not limited to):
Mechanisms regulating Cl- homeostasis and consequent GABAergic signaling.
Tonic and phasic currents in GABAergic signaling.
Hyperpolarizing/depolarizing GABA and shunting inhibition in GABAergic signaling.
GABA and glycine transporters in inhibitory neurotransmission.
GABA signaling in brain development and plasticity.
Role of GABA in the generation of spontaneous network events.
Role of other neurotransmitters (taurine and glycine) signaling through Cl- permeable ion channels.
GABA signaling in developing neurons during adult neurogenesis.
GABA signaling in developing neuroendocrine systems.
Molecular mechanisms underlying GABAergic circuit development and plasticity.
GABAergic interneuron neurogenesis and organization.
Genetic and epigenetic influence on GABAergic signaling functions.
Modifications of GABAergic signaling in neurodevelopmental disorders.
Modifications of GABAergic signaling in epilepsy.
Effect of GABA-modulating drugs on brain development and function.
Novel experimental approaches for addressing GABAergic signaling.
The final goal of this research topic is to stimulate the discussion and open new research perspectives among experts and non experts in the understanding of the role of GABA signaling during development, plasticity, and function of neuronal networks, under physiological and pathological conditions both in humans and animal models.
Important Note: All contributions to this Research Topic must be within the scope of the section and journal to which they are submitted, as defined in their mission statements. Frontiers reserves the right to guide an out-of-scope manuscript to a more suitable section or journal at any stage of peer review.


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May 01, 2012
By: Steve Janack, CNSE Vice President for Marketing and Communications
Source: College of Nanoscale Science & Engineering
Albany, NY – Strong Arm Technologies Inc., made up of students from the Rochester Institute of Technology, beat out more than 120 teams from over 25 colleges and universities across the state to capture the grand prize in the 3rd annual New York State Business Plan Competition, held April 26 at the College of Nanoscale Science and Engineering (CNSE) of the University at Albany.
"The record number of student entrepreneurs that participated in the third annual New York State Business Plan Competition is a vivid demonstration of Governor Andrew Cuomo's strategy for regional economic development fueled by the 21st century knowledge economy," said Dean Fuleihan, CNSE Executive Vice President for Strategic Partnerships. "We are pleased to see the rapid growth of this competition, which is designed to inspire a new generation of innovative ideas and homegrown New York State companies."
The largest competition of its kind in New York, and one of the nation's biggest, this year's event drew a record number of entries, with student-led start-ups presenting business plans for innovations in the areas driving the 21st century economy, including nanotechnology, health care, information technology, and clean energy.
SEFCU served as the Title Sponsor for the event, which was presented jointly by the UAlbany NanoCollege, Syracuse University, UAlbany's School of Business, and the Lally School of Management and Technology at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute.
Strong Arm Technologies received a $50,000 cash prize and more than $20,000 in in-kind services to support their development of the Strong Arm Vest, a form-fitting garment that incorporates a unique system of load-bearing straps to reduce both fatigue and risk potential for employees lifting boxes and other heavy objects in a materials-handling environment. The company was selected by a panel of judges that included more than 30 regional and national venture capitalists, angel investors, investment bankers, and seasoned entrepreneurs.
In addition, three teams each took home $10,000 in cash and over $2,000 in in-kind services as part of their first-place finishes within their respective categories: SofGrip Robotics Inc. of Cornell University for nanotechnology/clean tech/high tech; ShowCode of Syracuse University for information technology/software; and Innovative Delivery Systems of Clarkson University for products/services.
"We are tremendously encouraged by both the quality and quantity of New York's next generation of entrepreneurs, which was showcased at this year's New York State Business Plan Competition," said Pradeep Haldar, CNSE Professor and Head of NanoEconomics. "We are pleased to again have had the support of SEFCU as the Title Sponsor of this innovative forum, which showcases the promise and potential of New York's colleges and universities to enable the innovation that is essential to driving economic opportunity and growth."
"As Governor Cuomo likes to say, 'New York is open for business.' And, this business plan competition is a true testament to that fact. SEFCU is proud to stand side-by-side with the College of Nanoscale Science and Engineering, Rensselaer's Lally School of Management and Technology, University at Albany's School of Business, and Syracuse University in encouraging teams from across the state to vie for the dollars and prestige that come with this competition. The future of this region and the state as a whole will be decided by the best and brightest of today," said Michael J. Castellana, SEFCU president and CEO.
"Syracuse University is pleased to join with its colleagues at the College of Nanoscale Science and Engineering, University at Albany and Rensselaer in supporting the outstanding New York State Business Plan Competition," said Bruce Kingma, Associate Provost for Entrepreneurship and Innovation, Syracuse University. "This endeavor affords students a unique opportunity to bridge their classroom and laboratory experiences with real-world business applications, and in the process, to set the stage for tomorrow's entrepreneurs to enjoy success in the business world."
"The New York State Business Plan Competition serves as a focal point for our recent efforts to promote student entrepreneurship, and to use our new School of Business Building as the catalyst for effective commercialization of ideas and intellectual property developed at the university," said UAlbany School of Business Dean Donald S. Siegel. "I also applaud Michael J. Castellana, President and CEO of SEFCU, who received his BS and MBA from the School of Business and serves on the School of Business Advisory Council, for supporting this important competition as title sponsor."
"We are ecstatic to see the growth in number and competitiveness of the entries. We have worked very hard over this past year to engage more universities across the state by developing our champions program, and it has really worked out well. Additionally, the quality of the judging is outstanding, making this the pre-eminent competition in New York State, as was our vision," said Professor Gina O'Connor, Director of the Severino Center for Technological Entrepreneurship at the Lally School of Management and Technology at Rensselaer. "We have more work to do, but the progress is outstanding. This competition should become an important source of economic development in the state, and is certainly a signal of the entrepreneurial drive among our students."
Teams from the following colleges and universities participated in the competition: Binghamton University; Canisius College; Clarkson University; College of Nanoscale Science and Engineering; Columbia University; Cornell University; Fashion Institute of Technology; Hofstra University; Ithaca College; Long Island University; Marist College; New York Institute of Technology; New York University; Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute; Roberts Wesleyan College; Rochester Institute of Technology; Stony Brook University; SUNY Empire State College; SUNY Plattsburgh; SUNY-ESF (College of Environmental Science and Forestry); Syracuse University; Union Graduate College; School of Business, University at Albany; University at Buffalo; and the University of Rochester.
About CNSE. The UAlbany CNSE is the first college in the world dedicated to education, research, development and deployment in the emerging disciplines of nanoscience, nanoengineering, nanobioscience and nanoeconomics. With more than $14 billion in high-tech investments, CNSE represents the world's most advanced university-driven research enterprise, offering students a one-of-a-kind academic experience and providing over 300 corporate partners with access to an unmatched ecosystem for leading-edge R&D and commercialization of nanoelectronics and nanotechnology innovations. CNSE's footprint spans upstate New York, including its Albany NanoTech Complex, an 800,000-square-foot megaplex with the only fully-integrated, 300mm wafer, computer chip pilot prototyping and demonstration line within 85,000 square feet of Class 1 capable cleanrooms. More than 2,700 scientists, researchers, engineers, students and faculty work here, from companies including IBM, Intel, GlobalFoundries, SEMATECH, Samsung, TSMC, Toshiba, Applied Materials, Tokyo Electron, ASML and Novellus Systems. An expansion now underway, part of which will house the world's first Global 450mm Consortium, will add nearly 500,000 square feet of next-generation infrastructure, an additional 50,000 square feet of Class 1 capable cleanrooms, and more than 1,000 scientists, researchers and engineers from CNSE and global corporations. In addition, CNSE's Solar Energy Development Center in Halfmoon provides a prototyping and demonstration line for next-generation CIGS thin-film solar cells. CNSE's Smart System Technology and Commercialization Center of Excellence (STC) in Rochester offers state-of-the-art capabilities for MEMS fabrication and packaging. CNSE also co-founded and manages operations at the Computer Chip Commercialization Center at SUNYIT in Utica and is a co-founder of the Nanotechnology Innovation and Commercialization Excelerator in Syracuse. For information, visit www.cnse.albany.edu.


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Oddly though, I took my son out on a train-trip to Cheltennam yesterday and most of the parents we saw were busy being responsible themselves. Even in Ruth's absence.Quite. But give New Labour a few more years...
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A Ruth Kelly in every home
Earlier this week I heard Ruth Kelly say that her department is "responsible for parenting". So did Martin Young:
2 comments:
- James said...
I have visions of the Man from the Ministry coming round to make a deposit.
- 10 September, 2005 15:25
- peter said...
I saw that Ruth Kelly on the telly this morning. She looks like one of those aliens the men in black have to keep an eye on. Flintoff for Prime Minister.
- 11 September, 2005 12:55
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City flag
image by Eugene Ipavec, 3 February 2006
Ceremonial flag
image by Eugene Ipavec, 3 February 2006
See also:
City of Nagaoka adopted emblem: 21 September 1977 by Notice No 35; adoption date of flag: Oct 11 1977 by Notice No 46. (links in Japanese
Flag proportion: 3:4
colour of field: orange
colour of emblem: blue
The shape of noble phoenix in blue represents the city Nagaoka which is striving to further develop as a regional core city with its own characters.
The ceremonial flag has gold fringe and gold kanji letters of Nagaoka city
Nozomi Kariyasu, 18 January 2006
As Nozomi says, the shape of the indomitable phoenix represents the city developing without limit as a regional centre with charm/character. To me, it also looks like a stylised kanji naga 長 (long, head/chief).
The ceremonial flag is 90cm x 120cm. The emblem's colour is light blue. The
simplified flag can be two sizes: 90x120cm or 180x240cm.
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Emily Lohn receiving CVN Bursary Award from Jim Boulter, CVN President, at Mark Isfeld Secondary School Awards Ceremony June 5 2017
The CVN Bursary Committee chose Emily Lohn as this year's bursary winner for her volunteer commitments in environmental and natural history-related activities and high academic standing at Mark R. Isfeld Secondary School. She is now enrolled in a Bachelor of Science degree in Marine Biology in the dual admission program at North Island College (Courtenay) and will transfer to the University of Victoria in the last two of the four-year program to complete her degree.
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We present an approach to spectropolarimetry that requires neither moving parts nor time dependent modulation, and that offers the prospect of achieving high sensitivity. The technique applies equally well, in principle, in the optical, UV, or IR. The concept, which is one of those generically known as channeled polarimetry, is to encode the polarization information at each wavelength along the spatial dimension of a two-dimensional data array using static, robust optical components. A single 2D data frame contains the full polarization information and can be configured to measure either two or all of the Stokes polarization parameters. By acquiring full polarimetric information in a single observation, we simplify polarimetry of transient sources and in situations where the instrument and target are in relative motion. The robustness and simplicity of the approach, coupled with its potential for high sensitivity, and applicability over a wide wavelength range, is likely to prove useful for applications in challenging environments such as space.
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Galvanising Girls for Development?
Critiquing the Shift from 'Smart' to 'Smarter Economics' (2016)
Chant, Sylvia
in Progress in Development Studies, 16:4
This paper traces the mounting interest in, and visibility of, girls and young women in development policy, especially since the turn of the 21st century when a 'Smart Economics' rationale for promoting gender equality and female empowerment has become ever more prominent and explicit.
This paper traces the mounting interest in, and visibility of, girls and young women in development policy, especially since the turn of the 21st century when a 'Smart Economics' rationale for promoting gender equality and female empowerment has become ever more prominent and explicit.
'Smart Economics', which is strongly associated with an increased influence of corporate stakeholders, frequently through public- private partnerships, stresses a 'business case' for investing in women for developmental (read economic) efficiency, with investment in younger generations of women being touted as more efficient still. The latter is encapsulated in the term 'Smarter Economics', with the Nike Foundation's 'Girl Effect' being a showcase example. In this, and similar, initiatives linked with neoliberal development, 'investing in girls' appears to be driven not only by imperatives of 'female empowerment', but also to realise more general dividends for future economic growth and poverty alleviation. Yet while it may well be that girls and young women have benefited from their rapid relocation from the sidelines towards the centre of development discourse and planning, major questions remain as to whose voices are prioritised, and whose agendas are primarily served by the current shift from 'Smart' to 'Smarter Economics'.
If the world is to change for better, including for young women, then more transparent and accessible accounts about the root causes of poverty and inequality need to be made available by powerful bodies such as the World Bank, and responsibilities for transformation shared by the institutions and individuals who perpetuate injustices on the basis of gender, class and geography.
In stressing that gender inequality is 'bad for business', 'Smart Economics' advocates investing in women and girls to (re)invigorate economic growth and alleviate poverty. Although gender initiatives still represent a minority of public-private partnerships (PPPs), emerging forms of 'neoliberal governmentality' have recognised that 'gender equality delivered through responsibilised selves is no longer costly; instead inequality is'. Bolstered by a rising trend of corporate involvement in gender interventions, dubbed by Roberts (2015) as 'transnational business feminism' (TBF), one of the earliest and most enduring incarnations as far as young women are concerned is the Nike Foundation's 'Girl Effect'. This digitally sophisticated movement — characterised as a 'visually arresting and glossy corporate campaign with multiple online platforms including a website, YouTube channel and Twitter feed' — was launched in 2008 and has partnered with various NGOs in developing countries, as well as with major multilateral and national agencies such as the World Bank and the UK's Department for International Development (DfID). The professed aim is to promote girls' 'empowerment' and agency through interventions in education, vocational training, entrepreneurship, health and reproductive awareness, alternative forms of girlhood and womanhood, and sensitisation to human rights.


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What a year it has been. I don't even know where to begin. All I can say at this point is that life is just too complicated!
So, let's keep this simple for now. Still baking, but not so much blogging.
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BiodieselSMARTER Magazine Now Has a Blog
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BiodieselSMARTER magazine is a great source of information (heck, of entertainment if you love biodiesel as much as those guys) for DIYers, homebrewers, community scale biodiesel producers, and other biodiesel enthusiasts. But it now has a blog, and I must say I'm impressed with the first few posts. Jason Burroughs isn't kidding. He's seeing big, aiming high, and has a real passion for bio-d.One of Jason's first targets on the blog is the National Biodiesel Board, who he accuses of creating an unnecessary barrier to entry. He writes:
For those that don't already know (it's not a big secret), I have initiated an official "arbitration" against the National Biodiesel Board to break their monopoly on the production of biodiesel in the United States. [...] For context, DieselGreen Fuels collects used fryer oil from restaurants and pays a third party biodiesel producer a "toll" to create biodiesel from our oil. The resulting B100 is sold at retail pumps across central Texas. We are not a member of NBB, but eventually would like to make biodiesel. In order to sell a drop of the stuff, we have been led to believe by NBB that we would be required to enter into contract with NBB, which we have refused to do.
Back in 1998 and 2000, the National Biodiesel Board, with roots in the soybean industry, facilitated health effects testing in order to secure EPA approval for biodiesel to be used as an on-road motor fuel in the United States. [...]
This important approval empowered NBB with the legal right to charge others for access to the testing data, with some important limitations. They are allowed to charge a "fair" amount for access, are required to settle disputes through arbitration, and lose the lock in 2013 for Tier 1 and 2015 for Tier 2.
Well, I won't quote the whole post here. Go read it for yourself, and check out the other articles on the blog. They are all well written and interesting (if you have any interest at all in biodiesel and biofuels).
And remember bio-kids, whatever you do, don't do what this man did.
Via BiodieselSMARTER Blog (Thanks Tim Ferris for the tip!)
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I was in the mood for something a little different than my usual breakfast smoothie this morning. Digging through my cupboard I happened upon an open bag of raw cocoa nibs. Why I've been sitting on this bag of healthful jewels is a mystery to me! I pulled them out from the basket and decided to use them as part of my smoothie!
Raw cocoa nibs provide some amazing health benefits. They are a great source of iron, manganese and copper. Cocoa nibs are known to be one of the foods with the highest source of magnesium. They are also high in flavonoids which are plant-based compounds with powerful antioxidant properties. Believe it or not, they even provide a good source of fiber at nine grams per ounce! If all that good stuff isn't enough, these little brown nibs also give you a boost of some essential minerals that we humans are often deficient of so if you've got these dark nibs hiding in your kitchen, pull them out and get this smoothie going!
Yesterday was my long day with work then class. It got me home late, but because of an intense resident issue at work and my excitement over an upcoming community event I'm planning at my "home base" building, I was up even later with thoughts swirling!! Even with a solid night of sleep, I woke up feeling a little slow to shake the brain fog. One more thing that is fabulous about cocoa nibs is their caffeine content, though lower than the average cup of coffee, nibs provided an added boost with naturally occurring stimulants called Theobromine and Phenylethylamine, which act as mood enhancers and increase energy. Like I said, why have I been letting these sit in my cupboard!?
I got on to making an incredible breakfast drink that is waking me up and making me feel ready for my day! Seriously, give this a try. It tastes great. It's quick and easy to throw together and it's super satisfying. Oh, yeah….one more thing; cocoa nibs helps stabilize blood sugars and with that good dose of fiber, your tummy will feel happily full for hours! Cocoa nibs; my new super-food of the day!
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1 small banana
1/2 cup blueberries (fresh or frozen)
2 Tbsp flax meal
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BOISE - Timberline High School was hopping Monday night for their Senior Citizen Prom.
The program is put on by students in the Wolf Connection leadership program.
RELATED: High School students to hold annual "senior prom"
The prom is a culmination of three months of work that students do at senior centers and retirement homes in the community.
While there were a lot of high-schoolers at the dance, the focus of the night is on the seniors. Everything from the food to the music is done for them.
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'I wanted dance to express something largely outside its experience', said choreographer Kenneth MacMillan to Clement Crisp in a 1991 interview, and this desire is evident throughout his work.
Even in his ballets on relatively traditional themes, MacMillan pushes things to visceral extremes: Lady Capulet's grief-stricken pounding of her chest at Tybalt's death in Romeo and Juliet; the Salamander Prince's haunting silent screams in The Prince of the Pagodas. But MacMillan also pushed the extremes of his art form from the late 1950s onwards, by engaging with subject matter never before seen on the ballet stage, inspired in part by the contemporary theatre of his day.
Even in his earliest works, sinister ideas are often prominent – most conspicuously in House of Birds, which The Times described upon its premiere in 1955 as containing 'much to intrigue the eye, but much that is fundamentally repellent'. It is based on a Brothers Grimm story about a witch who transforms children into birds, before being pecked to death by her victims. Noctambules, made in 1956, likewise has a dark side, telling the story of a hypnotist who wreaks cruel revenge on a scornful audience, only to be rejected again when his spell breaks.
1956 was also the year that theatre's 'angry young man' John Osborne's now-classic play Look Back in Anger was first performed at the Royal Court, shocking the theatre world with its uncompromising, fierce depiction of everyday life. 'It made everything else in the theatre look so trivial', wrote MacMillan years later, and his first artistic response was The Burrow, which had its premiere two years later. Redolent of the story of Anne Frank, the ballet is set in a single, sparsely decorated room which the 21 dancers are unable to leave. Its tense climax comes with a knock on the door – the sound they have all been dreading.
Young Canadian dancer Lynn Seymour won praise for her performance in The Burrow, and she would go on to create the central role in The Invitation in 1960. This ballet deals with the theme of sexual awakening. A girl and her cousin attract the attention of an older, unhappily married couple. The boy is 'seduced' by the wife, whereas the girl is brutally raped by the immediately regretful husband. Though the setting is early 20th-century rather than contemporary, the influence of Osborne's realism is bitingly clear in the frankness with which the events are depicted, horribly torn between the commonplace and the life-altering.
MacMillan returned to dark, near-realist scenarios frequently in his career, notably in early 1980s ballets Valley of Shadows, which tells the story of a Jewish family under the Nazis; and Different Drummer, based on the same murder story as Berg's expressionist opera Wozzeck. The Judas Tree, his final work for The Royal Ballet in 1992, is another brutal, dark tale. This time the action is set on a construction site, where the workers violently vie for the attention of one woman. But the realism of the setting is deliberately at odds with the archetypal quality of the story: a contemporary setting reveals something timeless.
In some of his full-length ballets – Romeo and Juliet and Manon, for instance – MacMillan turned to more traditional material. Mayerling, on the other hand, has a period setting but some deeply sordid subject matter. And Anastasia, like The Judas Tree, is another example of how the contemporary and the timeless can merge together. The first two acts are set in Tsarist Russia – in true balletic tradition, to music by Tchaikovsky – but the third act moves to near-contemporary times. With a 20th-century score, this act examines the memories (real or imagined) of a woman who claims to have lived through the events depicted in the first two acts. Anastasia overall can hardly be described as realist – but, as in so many MacMillan works – tradition is boldly upended to deal with new realities.
Kenneth MacMillan: A National Celebration runs until 1 November 2017. Tickets are still available.


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Congressman Ami Bera (D) won a hard-fought re-election to a congressional seat in the Sacramento's 7th Congressional District.
Bera defeated Republican Doug Ose, a former congressman, by less than 15,000 votes as of November 19.
"I don't know of any reason I would ask for a recount at this point," Ose told Capital Public Radio News.
But, Ose said he would await the final vote certification before making a decision for a recount or talk about his future in politics.
The race became the nation's most expensive congressional race with nearly $20 million in total spending.
In an interview with Capital Public Radio News, Bera and Ose both say campaign finance reform is needed.
"Neither of us had any control or idea of where these millions of dollars came from or who was behind the stuff, and that's a big problem for our democracy," Ose told Capital Public Radio News.
Bera said he will continue to look at ways to reform campaign finance and work to "get all this outside money out of campaigns."
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Most youngsters should not have difficulties in learning how to operate the potty and will be able to learn the ability in as brief as 2 weeks. It is crucial that you steer clear of incorrect strategies or even frame of mind whenever you train your kid mainly because that might set you back even more. Plunging through the seat is a very common anxiety that kids will illogically acquire after a while if they're confronted with the grown-up toilet from the get-go. Should you always scold your child for his blunders or if perhaps you always show disappointment each time he fails to do it appropriately, he could be scared in the future.
You must also ensure that your child is able to keep his trousers or perhaps diapers dry throughout the night when he sleeps. Your child may also wet his mattress at night time but you can fix this circumstance so long as you know the key reason why he does that. Being afraid of the dark may possibly cause your child to pee on his mattress as opposed to utilizing the lavatory by himself. You can simply tell him to wake you up for company in the event he would like to go to the lavatory. Preferably, you should position the potty alongside him so that he doesn't need to leave his bedroom to take a pee. As a temporary fix, you should also spread a few layers of mattress covers over the mattress just in case your child wets it.
Forcing a baby to make use of the potty is generally a poor idea since it could backfire. While it is typical for parents to start out teaching their babies this particular skill once they turn two years of age, it is also well noted that some kids will only be prepared when they're 4 years or more. If you want to know how to potty train successfully, follow these steps for boys. The speed of his mastery of the proficiency is simply not an indication of his cleverness in the slightest bit though. If your child is incredibly reluctant to work with the potty, it may well signify that his intellectual proficiencies are currently underdeveloped.
If your kid shows good control over his bladder, that is generally a massive manifestation of physical readiness. A dry period of 3-4 hours shows sufficient growth and development of his bladder muscles, which reduces "accidents". If your kid asks you questions regarding the potty or perhaps the bathroom, that's an excellent manifestation of fascination and it also exhibits preparedness to learn to utilize the potty.
As opposed to the typical perception, it is also achievable for you to teach your baby the toilet training skill by getting them used to a potty earlier. Giving your child his very own personal potty will be the typical recommendation, but if you would like to train him to make use of the grownup toilet instantly, at least purchase a child-sized clip-on chair for him. Irrespective of your choosing, you should be certain that the potty suits him effectively for the best learning pace.


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Below you find the equipment list and photos of our charter sailboat SARAMIA in Gandia. This boat is only rented with a Skipper.
- Model: Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 52.2
- Year: 2003
- Length: 14,94 mts
- Beam: 4,85 mts
- Draft: 2,30 mts
- Registered for navigation in Zone 2 (60 nm from shore)
- Berth: 7 (3 doubles + 1 saloon) + Skipper
- Cabins: 3 + 1 (skipper)
- Heads: 3
- WC: 3 + 1 (skipper)
- Agua Dulce: 800 litros
- GPS-Plotter Raymarine
- VHF Raymarine
- VHF Cobra MR HH350 handheld and floating
- Radar
- Navtex
- Automatic Pilot
- Raymarine i50 Tridata Instrument (depth, speed, trip)
- Raymarine i60 Wind Instrument
- Radio CD Player on Cookpit and Saloon
- 220 V in port
- 12V to 220V Converter
- Generator 7Kw
- 3 Electric Winches
- Engine Output: 100CV
- Fuel: Gasoil
- Cruising speed under motor: 6 knots
- Maximum speed under motor: 7.5 knots
- Fuel tanks: 400 litres
- Nominal fuel consumption: Aprox. 5 litres/hour
- Electric anchor windlass
- Bimini
- Sprayhood
- Cockpit table
- Furling main sail
- Cockpit cushions
- Exterior shower in cockpit
- Inflatable dingy
- Outboard engine
- Hot water in interior taps
- Kitchenware
- Crockery and cutlery
- Oven
- Gas cooker
- Electric refrigerator
- Freezer
- Teak deck
Charter rates sailboat Saramia, base Gandia 2017:
Charter rates sailboat Saramia, base Gandia 2017:
High Season
Mid Season
Low Season
15/October/2016 – 10/March/2017 and 14/October/2017 – 9/March/2018.
Weekly rent; embarking Friday afternoon, disembarking late Thursday with option to spend Thursday night on the boat.
Weekend rent; embarking Friday after 17:00, disembarking Sunday before 19:00
11/March/2017 – 30/June/2017 and 2/September/2017 – 13/October/2017.
Weekly rent; embarking Friday afternoon, disembarking late Thursday with option to spend Thursday night on the boat.
Weekend rent; embarking Friday after 17:00, disembarking Sunday before 19:00
Daily rent; embarking 10:00, disembarking 18:00
1/July/2017 – 1/September/2017
Only rented per full week. Embarking Friday afternoon, disembarking late Thursday with option to spend Thursday night on the boat.
Availability and bookings for sailboat Saramia:
Availability and bookings for sailboat Saramia:
Select day of embarking and disembarking and fill in requested data in the form under the calendar. During high season embarking is always on Friday and disembarking on Thursday.
Charter rate include:
- Rates include 21% IVA (value-added tax)
Fuel included on the rate. 5 hours of motor included per day. More than 5 hours cost is 10€/hour
- Inflatable boat and outboard engine
- Mooring in base marina (Real Club Nautico de Gandia) including electricity and water
- Complete equipment as per boat description and inventory list
- Full week and weekend rentals include a set of bed linen, blankets and hand towels (heads and galley) for 6 persons
Charter rate does not include
- Mooring fees in harbours outside base marina
Skipper (150€/day) and Skipper meals.
- Cleaning fee following full week or weekend rental being 100 euro. Day rental 50 euro.
Terms and conditions for sailboat rental
- The boat is rented per day o per full weeks, in high season only full weeks
- Charter compulsory with skipper.
- Payment is done over bank transfer; 30% of full charter rate when reservation is made and remaining 70% is paid 30 days before date of embarking
- Cancellations; paid amounts are not returned
- A deposit of 600 euro is paid before embarking
These details are included in our Rental Agreement


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Apr 27, 2011
REVIEW: The Killing (AMC, Sunday 10pm)
6 comments:
It's holding my attention a lot more than "Rubicon," a series which, had it moved any slower, would have been going backwards. I like the same things as you and the missus -- and to that would add the exceptional work of Brent Sexton and Michelle Forbes, the latter of whom deserves some kind of relief pitcher award for television actors due to her stellar work on "True Blood," "In Treatment," and plenty of other shows, including "The Killing." Still, the last episode was the first in which my attention started to waver. My purely idle speculation is that all the sex stuff is a red herring, that what's unfolding is a political crime. At least I hope it is, or that entire subplot is going to seem an even greater waste of time than it feels now. I hope "The Killing" sticks the landing. But like so many other promising shows, I feel a case of the stupids coming on.ReplyDelete
Irrelevant aside: "Can't be arsed" is my favorite Britishism.ReplyDelete
Craig, I share with you confusion over the political sub-plot. It does seem very tangential, its existence only explainable if it turns out to be the main event after all. On the other hand, I would be disappointed to learn that we already know the killer. I do hope not. Dear Siren, my country may buckle beneath the weight of its deference to a bunch of balding Germanic bluebloods but we do know how to signal our disdain for their gruelling antics. At least we have that.ReplyDelete
Dear Tom, should you ever labor under the common English delusion that we Americans want a royal family of our very own (like a puppy, only with fancier doghouses), try this experiment. Tell an American of whatever political persuasion what the Civil List Grand Total "Check, Please" was for the last tax year. And watch them respond with one of my favorite Americanism: "Do what now?"ReplyDelete
I am personally mortified that the networks think Americans are even interested enough to watch them prance around on TV. "What can Americans learn from British politics, economy, and culture?" ask the MSNBC ads. Cue the sound of a million remotes turning over to CNN.ReplyDelete
It is good movie to see. Sterling Hayden is great in this role and he populates this character with just the right sort of mystery to keep you guessing until the end.ReplyDelete


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I have apache 2.2 server and welogic 11g running on web server. Apache is set for revers proxy on port 8080, weblogic serves two web pages and it's on port :7001 first page: localhost:7001/e-SPP/app second page: localhost:7001/e-sprejem/app
I would like to access this two pages with apache like so: localhost:8080/e-SPP/app localhost:8080/e-sprejem/app
Listen 8080
ServerName localhost:8080
<Proxy *>
Order deny,allow
Allow from all
ProxyRequests Off
ProxyPreserveHost On
RewriteEngine On
<Location /e-SPP/app>
ProxyPass localhost:7001/e-SPP/app
ProxyPassReverse localhost:7001/e-SPP/app
<Location /e-sprejem/app>
ProxyPass localhost:7001/e-sprejem/app
ProxyPassReverse localhost:7001/e-sprejem/app
This configuration opens my pages bust it's black anw white because CSS and JS aren't loaded! Path to the css over proxy looks like this :
which doesn't open the CSS if I change the port to 7001 the it works !!!
What should I do that CSS and JS are loaded?
Interesting is favicon which is being loaded http://localhost:8080/e-SPP/images/new/favicon.gif
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About The School
History of Northwest
Northwest Elementary, located in Murray, County Georgia, opened in 1956 with a student enrollment of approximately 250 students. At that time, Northwest was a rural school with strong ties to the community and a stable population that was supportive of the school and the system. The area is still primarily rural and the community has remained supportive, but farms have turned into subdivisions and the population has increased steadily. From an enrollment to 400 students in the early 1990s the school had increased to over 800 students in January 2003. Today, due to the additional construction of new schools in the county the enrollment is in the 500s.
In 1999, the school was remodeled and additional instructional areas were added to the school. The new design provided for an amphitheater and other outdoor areas. The school is also enhanced by a beautiful community park that was built from donations in honor of students who were involved in a train/bus accident in March 2000.
Northwest provides an environment that is non-threatening and supportive of all school populations. The mission for each of its students is for all to become self-confident problem solvers who use the skills they have acquired at Northwest as stepping stones for life long learning. These are not mere words, but embrace a philosophy that all students and teachers strive hard to incorporate into each day's activities.
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A FOSTER carer who has devoted her life to looking after more than 100 children, including wayward teenagers, has been giving her support to this year's Tree of Light Appeal.
Carol McDonald, of Pype Hayes, Erdington, knows more than most parents how hectic Christmas can be as she still buys presents and cards for all her children.
But she still found time to encourage shoppers to give gifts to this year's appeal, also called the Light Up A Child's Face At Christmas campaign.
The campaign, managed by the Pallasades shopping mall, urges big-hearted shoppers to hand over a gift suitableable for a child or teenager which can then be redistributed to foster children and children in care.
Carol, aged 50, who has three daughters and one son of her own and is a specialist remand carer for youngsters, said: "Some children in Birmingham will have very few or no presents this Christmas so it is lovely to see such a heart-warming appeal.
"Everybody should have a family and it has been a real honour to help so many children and teenagers over the years. I can put my hand on my heart and say that for all the trials and tribulations I have enjoyed every second of fostering."
Jo Blythin, Pallasades marketing manager, said: "This is the season of goodwill and we were more than happy to do our part and help put a smile on the faces of children and teenagers in Birmingham."
Staff are now busy distributing the gifts to foster homes around the region. The appeal was so popular this year it was extended by 24 hours to make sure every gift was collected.


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Another evolving category:
Times - Recycling is a waste of time - That's a nay
Times - Sorting waste is a pain, but I'll do my bit - That's a yay! Though the pre-sell needs work.
Times - Are recycling incentives simply money for old rope?
End benefit and reward-based incentive systems... there's a novelty.
And here was me thinking fine, fear, threat, nanny, guilt and and scare, with a good dose of illogicality, total impracticality and rank hypocrisy were motivating the public so well.
Just... make sure the enviROI works out, too.
Telegraph - Will recycling your rubbish save the planet? - Lots of new terms bandied about that I simply don't understand, such as 'Eco-sceptic'. What's that mean? Then there's the 'waste of' arguments. They really can't, and shouldn't be lumped together. Time is different from money. And both from putting in a little effort to help make the future a tad better. But... only is it worth it if the enviROI adds up. And that is where the agenda-makers and box-tickers are looking more and more wanting, especially in how they are selling the notion. So yes, questions need to be asked, answered and, if necessary responded to with more than blind obedience.
ps: question. Bottles, can, etc being put out. Better to wash (often requiring hot water) at home, or leave to the industrial systems to do in one shot. If we' help' at home that certainly brings the bills down at the facility, and hence boosts profits, but is this action good for the planet overall?
Thanks for those two very useful sites. There are several more, too, top of head, such as http://www.recyclenow.com/ and http://www.envirowise.gov.uk/257940
But just wondering, who pays for them, and how much? There seems an awful lot going into overlapping quangos and comms budgets that might be better spent on centralising systems and coordinating messages to actually DO something about managing the waste better.
Observer - The key to recycling unusual objects
Letsrecycle - RecycleBank set for the UK?
Gaurdian - Climate change: How quest for zero waste community means sorting the rubbish 34 ways - and why not? Plus I know a certain website geared up to help.
Times - via Junkk - Paying to have what you paid for taken away to make money for others. Interesting concept.
Guardian - A waste of time - Got to admire the author for his choice of venue.
It's an interesting set of points, and hence debate to stimulate. I actually do concern myself with numbers across much of the 'green' agenda, from wind turbines to atmospheric hoovers, and often find there is a worrying amount taken to be 'good' based on little more than an assumption that because some kind uncle in authority says it is, well, then it must be. Despite their current lack of fashionability in government from EU to LA, let's be in no doubt that bonusses still get accorded based on savings and/or makings that might not serve the planetary enviROI as well as they might first appear to.
I don't propose to address the why's or wherefore's of how my, willing, daily, labour serves to add to the profits of contractors or the careers of those who spend much money (vast quango expenditures and comms budgets that could be better applied to tangibles IMHO) persuading us to to do so for free or, less engagingly, resort to threats if we do not. I view it as one of life's little 'why nots', and is a small trade for a better community.
Where I do get more concerned is when the numbers, especially by their absence, often do not add up. Some earlier points about national continuity resonate. With little local quirks looking to me, at first blush, barking. Residents required to rinse on an individual, home by home basis? Nice to use my water and energy to heat it to help the cleaning bills, but surely much more eco-efficient to use an industrial system in one shot?
In my county we're soon to lose our separate RE:Box blue plastic boxes after only a few years. Don't know how their sacrifice equates in plastic bags, but soon we get one, big, green wheelie. It's better and more convenient. All gets tipped in and a machine deals with the rest.
Thing is, I have been told that the recyclates produced by such machines are seldom of much use to recyclers, so they don't want it as they can't use it.
But no matter, in the great box-ticking, bean-counting, target-meeting, bonus-accruing, career-enhancing scheme of things this doesn't matter. All that does is that the tonnages are 'for' recycling even they actually can't be used.
That does not serve my kids' futures well at all, and I would like explained in ways I can grasp, with numbers that do add up. If they do, I am on board 100%. If not, or they remain vague, or their lack is defended by evasion, distraction and/or derision, then one has to assume those who should know the answers either do not, or do and don't like them for some not very good reason.
Oh, and FWIW, if you've done all you can to reduce, consider reuse. I've tried to find the down side, but can't seem to avoid it saving time, money... and planet.
Plus it's fun. Not a bad thing, reading back on most posts.
WRAP - WRAP drives action to recycle more mixed plastics
I got quite excited, but then didn't seem to come across any details.
Again I have cause to ponder what is spent, who pays, and what is derived as a result.
Telegraph - Green scheme scrapped as household recycling is sent to landfill
Packaging News - Keeping the faith - An interesting debate between 'experts'.
Telegraph - Householders to be rewarded for recycling - :)
FT - Commodity price falls leave councils carrying the can - so soon, a ;( Maybe we need to think beyond recycling? Now, reuse... there's a notion!
Indy - NEW - Revealed: the tonnes of rubbish put out for recycling that end up in landfill sites - Useful comment by a recycling officer in there, somewhere
Which? Report - Recycling right could save taxpayers millions
beyondrecycling.net -
letsrecycle -
reducefootprints -
recycling4live.com -
recyclethis.co.uk - actually, mainly reuse ideas
Which? online guide - leads to a plethora of useful sub-categories
Which? - what happens to your rubbish
recolight.co.uk - NEW
Furniture Recycling Project - Gloucester
hmcrecycling.co.uk - South Wales
ghsrecyclingltd.co.uk - South Coast, passed on by these nice folk: Myzerowaste
keysforkindness.com -
Mobiles -
coolafone.com - via this article. Note: I have had, and still do have many issues with many of these schemes.
bottle2bottle.com/ -
lmb.co.uk -
tightsplease.co.uk -
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- Remember when she played Will Smith's girlfriend in Independence Day? She also appeared in Kill Bill, Booty Call, and a few other lesser known films.
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Gregg S. Hymowitz is Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of EnTrustPermal and Chair of EnTrustPermal's Global Investment Committee. Mr. Hymowitz was a Founder and the Managing Partner of EnTrust since its inception in April 1997 and the Chair of EnTrust's Investment Committee. Prior to the founding of EnTrust, Mr. Hymowitz was a Vice President at Goldman, Sachs & Co., which he joined in 1992. For the preceding two years, Mr. Hymowitz was an attorney in the mergers & acquisitions practice at Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom.
Mr. Hymowitz graduated cum laude from Harvard Law School with a Juris Doctorate in 1990, and received a B.A., Phi Beta Kappa, from the State University of New York at Binghamton in 1987. Mr. Hymowitz was the 1985 Harry S. Truman Scholar from New York, the 1987 British Hansard Society Scholar and the 2004 recipient of the Governor's Committee on Scholastic Achievement Award. Mr. Hymowitz currently serves on the Board of Trustees of Montefiore Medical Center, and he served two terms as a Trustee of the Riverdale Country Day School.


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Every week I take a private stretch class. It helps strengthen my weak back. You would be surprised how good I feel after that hour.
One of the things that she works with me on is not only strengthening my back, but also my vagina. I lie on my back with my knees bent and contract my vaginal muscle and then lift off the floor. First, I lift my buttock very low to the ground keeping my vagina contracted until I finish the lift, and then I release the contraction. I do this several times, each time raising myself a little higher, until I have literally lifted my lower body off the mat. I keep the contraction until the end of each exercise, and then release.
One of the topics that Dr. Greene emphasizes is teaching our bodies to readjust the vaginal muscle which occurs during childbirth and as we age. She also recommends trying vaginal weights from Femtone.com. They suggest placing a weight into the vagina. You need to keep it inside for 15 minutes in the morning and evening for two days. If you can accomplish that then you go to the next size.
I have been doing vaginal exercises for several years, and now I can share this little secret with you.


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January 27, 2011: CUMG Annual Membership Meeting. 5:30-7:30PM in Sound Café at Seattle Childrens. Questions? Contact firstname.lastname@example.com
January 31, 2011: Dean Ramseys Annual Address to the UW Medicine community. 4:30PM in Hogness Auditorium at UW.
February 9, 2011: Department of Pediatrics Faculty Meeting. 5:15-7:30 PM in Wright Auditorium at Seattle Childrens. A social
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Drs. Michael Jensen, Joseph Flynn, Julie Park, Doug Hawkins, Leslie Walker, and Richard Wennberg have been elected to the
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Harris Baden, MD, has stepped down after serving as Director of the Pediatric Critical Care Medicine Fellowship Program for 7 years. John McGuire, MD, has stepped into this director role as of January 1, 2011.
Margaret Rosenfeld, MD, MPH, was appointed as the holder of the UW School of Medicine Pediatrics Endowed Professorship for
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Peter Tarczy-Hornoch, MD, received a UW School of Medicine Service Excellence Award in Fall 2010 for his contributions to the IT
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Brendan D. Stamper, PhD (Craniofacial Medicine Postdoctoral Fellow) and Michael Cunningham, MD, PhD, received an award
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Jennifer Becker was promoted to Senior Director for Ambulatory Care and Service Lines.
Charlotte Lewis, MD, MPH: Wanting better. A qualitative study of low-income parents about their children's oral health. Lewis C,
Linsenmayer K, Williams A. Pediatr Dent 2010;32:518-24.
Dr. Charlene Wong: Approaches to monitoring biological outcomes for HPV vaccination: Challenges of early adopter countries. Wong
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Lin Di Gennaro, MD, and Jerry Zimmerman, MD, PhD: Use and effect of vasopressors after pediatric traumatic brain injury. Di
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