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CEWE as an Employer
Like to gain an impression of us as an employer? Then you've come to the right place! At CEWE we often say that we produce joy. That doesn't just apply to our products, but also to us as an employer and as a listed public limited company. Because only in this way are our employees capable of carrying out exciting tasks with sporting ambition – and only in this way were we able to become Europe's leading photo service and innovative online printing partner.
Who is CEWE?Who or what are we? Certainly more diverse and larger than you might at first believe.
Why CEWE?We've put together a few USPs about which you are possibly as convinced as we are.
That's why CEWE's always ahead of the pack!
- We are a high-tech company: as the innovation driver for an entire industry, we always work with the latest technologies.
- Our products spread joy – because we enjoy our work
- We have a great deal of confidence in our employees and mistakes can occur
- CEWE values? Very important! Most important to us are loyalty, a will to succeed and responsibility towards employees, customers, suppliers and society
- We practise a positive work ethic with each other and love friendly working environments and team spirit
That's why you'll always be ahead of the pack with CEWE!
- You can look forward to an exciting environment in which the focus is on your personal development, as well as an openness to new ideas, enthusiasm for joint ideas and cohesion amongst our employees
- Diverse and varied issues and impressive design space and freedom await you!
TrainingWe never stand still! Our training courses make sure of that.
We did not arrive at our slogan "Always ahead" by chance.
As a global market-leader and innovation-driver, we never rest on our laurels – technology and processes are constantly evolving. That's why we attach great importance to keeping our members of staff up to date. Do you also have the necessary will to succeed and motivation to constantly learn and actively help to shape the future of CEWE? We offer you appropriate further training opportunities.
As experience alone is sometimes no longer enough to remain at the top, we have a special programme in place for our specialists and (future) executives: The CEWE FORUM focuses on content based on our corporate guidelines. Sounds cryptic? It's not! Discover in our workshops how we jointly develop visions, make entrepreneurial thinking a reality, practise value creation and sustainability in the company or successfully define and achieve goals. But it's equally about creating an innovative team culture, creative and moderation techniques, the right coaching and so many more interesting things that take you – and also CEWE – a step further forward.
CEWE KNOWLEDGE is a broad-based programme of seminars and training courses for all employees for personal and professional further development. From training courses on office applications, foreign language teaching and other specialist courses to individual further training – we have the course to complete your knowledge base. And, last but not least, we also support our employees from case to case with part-time further education courses, for instance in innovation management.
Additional benefitsAre you satisfied with punctually paid salaries? Expect more – you can really benefit at CEWE!
It's worthwhile, because our employees should also feel at home at CEWE and enjoy going to work every day. Take advantage of a collective salary agreement with a 37.5-hour working week, flexible working hour models for a balanced work-life balance and 30 days holiday. Moreover, thanks to staff shares and an occupational pension scheme, we are helping to provide today for your additional financial security in old age.
Health also plays a crucial role at CEWE. As prevention actually is the best medicine, we provide a number of different activities at our sites, including company sport, like football and volleyball etc., discounted entry to sports facilities or health days including vaccinations - taking part is naturally voluntary.
Keen to experience more attractive employer benefits? Delicious balanced and varied dishes await you in our canteen, you'll visit innovative industry fairs, like Photokina or drupa, and, as a CEWE employee, you'll also receive impressive discounts from local companies.
SitesFive sites in Germany alone and even more abroad. You can see precisely where on our map.
The success story of CEWE started at our headquarters in Oldenburg in 1961. Today we are represented in over 24 countries across Europe, produce at 11 high-tech sites and employ around 3,100 employees.
Would you like to know if we're also in your vicinity? This Site Map reveals all!


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What Is A Compression Shirt?
Compression shirts are designed to provide extra support, help with circulation, ease muscle soreness, enhance performance and quicken recovery time.
On a scientific level, compression clothing applies a balance of pressure on the body and then triggers a more active blood flow with the delivery of oxygen to the muscles. When circulation is improved, it helps to reduce the buildup of metabolic wastes especially lactic acid.
Compression shirts are beneficial for a wide range of activities due to the functionality of this type of clothing. Another reason to take a second look at compression undergarments is the fabrics ability to repel moisture away from your body. You will also benefit from the anti-bacterial technology, so any sweat or body odors are non-existent.
You feel good wearing these sleek, snug garments. Aside from the functionality of compression gear, the tight fit makes you look more toned which in turn, motivates you to move the body.
Benefits of Compression Shirts
The current wave in compression gear leans toward fitness and sports niches, but before this, men were purchasing compression shirts to create a slimming outer appearance. Offered in basic white, these under tees had the ability to knock off a few pounds and define the muscles differently. Could men have known these shirts were actually helping them beyond the limits of appearance? Perhaps. Maybe this is what kicked all compression 'undergarments' right into the outer-wear spotlight. Either way, both men and women love the look the compression clothes.
Prevent Injuries
Compression clothing can be your ace if you need that extra support to get through a fitness regime. By adding pressure, your muscles are less likely to suffer micro damage or soreness. It stabilizes joints which is ideal for those with problematic areas.
Originally used in the medical field, this clothing was designed to help speed recovery after surgery. Compression socks are a huge relief for those suffering any kind of circulation problem. Travelers are also recommended to wear these during long flights.
For people who workout, lactic acid is the last problem they wish to have after getting through a strenuous workout. Lactic acid is a waste by-product created by exertion in exercise. It can cause pain, muscle cramping, and fatigue. Compression shirts and tights are going to have a significant effect on preventing this problem. Research shows compression will speed up waste removal and flush it quickly before too much gets left in the body.
Compression Technology
Take a closer look at any compression shirt and you are going to see a whole lot of great technology. Typically made from Lycra, spandex and nylon, this type of clothing is woven into a breathable fabric.
This fabric is infused with company-specific technologies such as PWX FLEX by 2XU. 2XU engineers their compression line with anti-bacterial and SPF 50 sun protection. The fabric also supports the core region and shoulder region to help you maintain better posture and better breathing.
Compression gear is a high demand product, and the forecast shows this technology is only going to get better. This line of clothing is going to blossom into wildly expressive designs, custom garments, and stronger rehabilitation properties.
Most people have no idea what this means, yet it is another perfect reason to jump in on the compression gear trend. Proprioception is 'someone's sense of how their body is positioned in space'. Compression shirts offer efficiency in movement thereby reducing the number of muscles which need to be activated. This makes you less tired.
The big note on this type of clothing exists in buying. These garments are meant to be tight, so going with a company like 2XU or Under Armour is going to be a safe bet.
For Everyone
It makes sense to include compression shirts and other compression gear in your wardrobe if you are an athlete, however anybody can benefit from using compression garments. The logic lies in circulation.
As the body ages, natural processes can give way to sluggish health, meaning not proper blood flow being returned to heart from circulating through your legs. Even if you take a walk around the mall, or are hiking a cherished mountain top, wearing compression clothing is always going to be your advantage.
Wearing a clothing item which reduces fatigue—priceless when the compression shirt or pants is delivering pressure which feels like a massage. Compression gear is almost too comfortable to wear, which is why more and more of these garments are starting to be worn beyond fitness activities. Like yoga pants and sweat pants, compression clothing is not too far behind the status quo in comfortable fashion.

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Respite Services
Respite services provide temporary relief from the demands of caregiving, which helps reduce overall family stress. This often enables families to better meet the needs of their loved one with a developmental disability. Respite can be provided in the home or out of the home, during the day, evenings or overnight.
Respite is an "indirect" service that provides relief to individuals who are responsible for the primary care and support of an individual with a developmental disability. When a family member, Family Care provider or live-in/house-parent staff person has to deal with such things as illness, emergency, and caregiver or staff vacation, respite services can ensure that their loved one's needs are met. For more information on Respite Services, please contact Eligilibity Coordinator of the Developmental Disabilities Regional Office (DDRO) representing the county in which the individual/family lives.


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Pigadaki beach
Pigadaki beach is just around 100 m away from Linaraki. When you get to Sikia beach, drive uphill to Pigadaki beach, and after a few hundred meters you will get to another bay called Pigadaki. This is a small beach, around hundred meters long, with two famous restaurants in the back. It is an ideal place for combining swimming with good food, so we recommend you spend one of your afternoons on this beach. Visit to this beach you can combine with the visit to some of the Sitonia's most beautiful beaches that are located nearby, such as Klimataria or Kriaritsi. Also, close by is a small bay Tigania. The water is clean and depth is increasinggradually. Sunbeds and umbrellas on the beach are obtained with the ordered drink. This beach can also serve you as a place to take a break and have dinner, while visiting beaches surrounding Sikia.
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In the past ten years, research and development in powder coating materials has resulted in new formulations that have paved the way for powder in directions previously only accessible to liquid coatings. Following an overview of the types of materials used in powder coatings is a summary of the versatility of today's powder coatings.
Types Of Powder Coatings
There are two types of powder coatings - thermoplastic and thermosetting. A thermoplastic powder coating is one that melts and flows when heat is applied, but continues to have the same chemical composition once it cools and solidifies. Thermoplastic powders exhibit excellent chemical resistance, toughness, and flexibility. They are applied mainly by the fluidized bed application technique, in which heated parts are dipped into a vat where the powders are fluidized by air, and are used in many thick film applications.
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Thermosetting powder coatings are based on lower molecular weight solid resins, and melt when exposed to heat. After they flow into a uniform thin layer, however, they chemically crosslink within themselves or with other reactive components to form a reaction product of much higher molecular weight. These newly formed materials are heat stable and, unlike the thermoplastic products after curing, will not soften back to the liquid phase when heated. Thermosetting powders are derived from three generic types of resins: epoxy, polyester and acrylic. From these resin types, several coating systems are derived. Resins used in thermosetting powders can be ground into fine particles necessary for spray application and a thin film finish. Most of the technological advancements in recent years have been with thermosetting powders.
Appearance Characteristics
- Virtually Any Color or Gloss
Color variety is almost limitless these days, with many coating suppliers offering a pallet of off-the-shelf colors as well as custom color match services to better meet the needs of small-volume powder users.
There are also tints which can add highlight color to a substrate or base coat, such as a brass look over polished aluminum.
A range from flat to high gloss is generally available. Smooth, high gloss coatings can offer high distinctness of image creating an illusion of depth or wet looks. Matte finishes can hide surface defects or imperfections such as spot-welds, nicks and scratches on a variety of substrates.
- Multi-color
Hammertones or veins give antique or distressed looks created by a black base with metallic pigments of gold, silver or copper contrasting against the black. This weathered look is popular in the furniture and display industries that demand a broad range of multi-color looks, including granite, confetti, rusty and weathered appearances.
- Clearcoats
Clear powders are often used as an external protective layer on many brass products such as door knobs, hinges, railings, lamps and plumbing fixtures. There are also powders available that can substitute for chrome and brass plating in certain applications, even matching the high gloss of chrome. Clearcoat primers are being used on select models of several automakers. And BMW and Volvo are now using powder clearcoats over automotive exterior basecoats, a technology being tested in a historic collaboration of Ford, General Motors and Daimler-Chrysler at a facility in Wixom, Michigan.
- Fluorescent/Pearl-like
Powder coated finishes can now offer an icy or fluorescent appearance, or the lustrous look of a pearl that may appear to change color depending on the angle of observation. Bicycles, wheel rims, garden tools, light fixtures and some glass products benefit from this look.
- Photoluminescent
Photoluminescent powder coatings are able to absorb the ultraviolet, fluorescent or incandescent light and gradually re-emit the light. These are often available in blue, yellow and green and are used for road signs, hazard warnings, and markings on trucks, buses and police cars.
- Metallics
Metallic coatings, using particles of aluminum, mica, copper or brass, add sparkling highlights that can reproduce the appearance of the base metal and add sparkle to the look of the product. Metallic bonding can physically bond metal flakes to the basecoat powder. A variety of metallic finishes have been formulated for indoor and outdoor furniture, exercise equipment, lawn and garden tools and other products, that can resemble the look of gold, chrome or brass.
- Textures
Textured coatings are often used to hide substrate irregularities that may show with a smooth finish, provide a non-slip surface or hide fingerprints, while giving a distinctive feel to a product. Appearances vary from the look of fine sandpaper, a pebbly texture or a rougher look resembling alligator skin.
Wrinkle finishes are a special class of textures that offer styling variation and a consistent appearance. They exhibit excellent resistance to high wear and weatherability conditions seen with tools, exercise equipment and shop displays.
Performance Characteristics
- Advanced Durability
Recent research and testing has developed specially formulated polyester powders that provide even greater weatherability than achievable in previous years, and showing greater success in long-term Florida exposure testing. New TGIC-based powders are used on outdoor stadium seating and other exterior applications that were previously susceptible to degradation from ultraviolet rays. Light poles, lawn furniture, shopping carts and shelving often benefit from powder with polytetrafluoroethylene (Teflon®) additives for increased resistance to abrasion.
- Electroconductive and Electrodissipative
Makers of electronic components sometimes use electroconductive and electrodissipative powder coatings, which provide electrostatic discharge protection of the components, critical during the manufacture, testing and transport of electronic goods. The most common colors for these special powders are black and charcoal, but lighter colors are also available.
- Heat-sensitive Substrates
In recent years, ongoing research and development has been devoted to formulating powders that can cure at lower temperatures, below 212 F, without compromising durability or quality. These powders can be used on temperature-sensitive materials, as well as on massive parts that require enormous amounts of energy with other curing systems. More wood materials, such as particle board and fiberboard, can now benefit from a powder coated finish. This technology has helped to penetrate markets for office furniture, kitchen cabinets and ready-to-assemble furniture for homeowners.
In addition to successfully penetrating the medium density fiberboard market, powder has proven to be an effective finishing choice for other heat-sensitive substrates, such as plastic parts made of nylon and polycarbonate. In addition, assembled or partially assembled products such as appliances, electric motors, automotive radiators, shock absorbers and foam core doors, and other products that may have plastics, laminations, electrical wires or rubber seals, can now also receive a powder coated finish. In addition, heat-sensitive alloys such as magnesium can now be powder coated. Powder coating is also used to color or frost glass products such as bottles or light bulbs.
- Hygienic Powder Coatings
Antibacterial and antimicrobial powders recently developed can help prevent the spread of bacteria and germs on products in homes, hospitals, restaurants, and food processing plants.
- High-Temperature Resistant Powders
Silicone-based powder coatings are often used on products that are subjected to prolonged periods of high heat, up to 1,000 F, and hold their color, gloss, and adhesion. Some of these products include gas and charcoal grills, fireplace inserts, engine exhaust components and lighting fixtures.
- Thin-Film Powders
Powder manufacturers are developing more powders for use in thin-film applications that may range from 0.8-1.2 mils. These powders offer more with less - better powder penetration into recesses, more film thickness control and more effective first-pass transfer efficiency, with darker colors most effective in hiding the substrate underneath.
- UV-Curable Powders
Specially formulated powders can cure by ultraviolet radiation in a matter of seconds, which is one way to cure products with heat sensitive-substrates or components. Many wood products have enough moisture content to provide sufficient conductivity, and electrostatic attraction can be increased by pretreating and pre-heating the wood to promote adhesion.
Near-Infrared-Curable Powders
Other specially formulated powders can be cured in a matter of seconds through near-infrared technology, due to the extremely high heat-up rate. These powders can even work on some heat sensitive materials, because the irradiated energy is almost entirely absorbed by the powder coating layer.
Just as powder coatings can now be used in applications once thought impossible just a few years ago, continued advancements in powder coating formulation will ensure greater powder penetration in markets and on substrates in the near future that arecurrently thought to be unattainable.
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Jio and Samsung India have partnered to introduce exclusive offers on the purchase of two Samsung Galaxy devices, the Galaxy J2 (2018) and Galaxy J7 Duo, bundling them with cashbacks and other benefits for Jio users. Since last year, Jio has offered cashbacks on a number of smartphones and this is just the latest in a number of partnerships it has forged with smartphone brands to lure subscribers to its network. The Mukesh Ambani-promoted telco is the fourth biggest operator in India and has over 180 million subscribers across the country.
As part of the scheme, Jio subscribers buying the Samsung Galaxy J2 (2018) can avail instant cashback vouchers up to Rs. 2,750 (55 cashback vouchers worth Rs. 50 each) along with 100GB additional 4Gdata (10 vouchers for 10GB additional data each) benefit. The offer is valid till September 30, 2018, and users will be able to avail the cashbacks and benefits with the Rs. 198 and Rs. 299 prepaid plans.
Similarly, Jio subscribers buying the Samsung Galaxy J7 Duo can avail instant cashback vouchers up to Rs. 2,750 (55 cashback vouchers worth Rs. 50 each), and double data for a maximum of four recharges. Once again, the offer is valid till September 30, 2018. Cashbacks are applicable on for Rs. 198 or Rs. 299 prepaid plans, while double data is valid on prepaid plans of Rs. 198 or above.
To recall, the Samsung Galaxy J2 (2018) was launched in India back in April, and came with pretty much the same launch offers. It appears the partnership has been extended for a longer time – up till September in this case. The Galaxy J2 (2018)'s highlight feature is the preloaded Samsung Mall app that is claimed to use artificial intelligence (AI) to let users shop online by clicking a picture of their desired product. A 'Device Maintenance' feature is also present to optimise the smartphone's performance. Similarly, there is a storage-saving proprietary 'Move to Memory Card' feature that automatically directs content from social media apps to the external memory card.
The Samsung Galaxy J2 Duo was also launched in April, but didn't come with any launch offers – meaning the Reliance Jio cashbacks and data benefits are now a selling point for the smartphone. Highlights of the Galaxy J2 Duo include an App Pair feature, Bixby Home, and a dual rear camera setup.


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Last month, when Gretchen Jones was named the winner of "Project Runway" over Mondo Guerra, the decision was unpopular not only with a lot of the show's viewers, but seemingly with Heidi Klum, the show's co-host, as well.
Ms. Klum argued with her fellow judges, Nina Garcia and Michael Kors, that Mondo was the more creative of the two, and the one whose signature dress in the final collection — a form-fitting, floor-length gown in black-and-white polka dots — she would be happy to wear on the red carpet one day.
The two other judges laughed in response.
Well, there Ms. Klum was last night, at the closing night gala for the AFI Screen Fest in Los Angeles, to see the film "Black Swan," strutting the red carpet in Mondo's dress. And looking spectacular.
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Downtown Marion's May First Friday Festival will be full of opportunities for art, community, and entertainment on May 2, 2014. Come join us for the most exciting festival to hit downtown Marion from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. on the First Friday of May! While May's Festival will be our only festival this year, we will have something to celebrate downtown on the First Friday of every month of 2014!! Downtown Marion is the place to be for a unique riverfront experience, boutiques, hometown bars, exciting art exhibits, events, activities and free entertainment.
Mind the parking and general information signs this year!! Better signage has been created to provide a better flow for everyone at the event. Due to the expansion of the event area, parking has been moved to other areas in the downtown district. The City of Marion transportation department will provide a shuttle service for those that need assistance getting to the festival site.
There are several different themed areas to look for this year – kids area, food truck area, refresh zone, Walk of Hope & Cancer Services of Grant County HQ, Mall of Hope by the Centrum Boutique Shoppes and Suites, GM's Really Big Show, YMCA Healthy Kid's Area, ABATE Hog Daze & Motorcycle Safety Awareness, & LIVE ENTERTAINMENT!!
Main Street Marion is the independent nonprofit downtown association that inspires, unifies and champions the Downtown Marion Experience. We are your direct connection to the social and business hub of downtown. Main Street Marion is 100% funded by your donations! Want to get involved? Check out the event page @MainStreetMarion on Facebook. Expect the unexpected and come play with us! We look forward to seeing you on May 2. Thank you!!


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Remove a Host from vSphere Distributed Switch
In order to completely remove a host from vCenter you must remove all vCenter dependencies, such as being a member of a vDistributed Switch (VSD). This is done in the Networking section of the vSphere client, or web client.
vSphere Client (fat client):
Home – Inventory – Networking
- Select the VDS in the inventory list on the left, select the Hosts tab on the right.
- Right click the host, select Remove from vSphere Distributed Switch.
vSphere Web Client
Home – Inventories – Networking
- Select the VDS in the inventory list on the left.
- Right click VDS and select Add and Manage Hosts.
- Select Remove Hosts option – click Next.
- Click the +Attached Hosts and select desired host(s) to remove – click Next.
- Review changes and click Finish to complete.


text: Michael W. Bean, M.D. Recommend This Physician Pediatricians Primary Specialties: Pediatricians Office Information Maryville Pediatrics 414 Greenbelt Dr Maryville, TN 37804 Phone:865.982.0032 Fax: 866.307.8963 Vonore Pediatrics 125 Mountain View Dr Suite 200 Vonore, TN 37885 Phone:423.884.2170 Fax: 866.330.9583 About Provider Bio Dr. Michael W. Bean was born in Knoxville. He graduated from Central High School and from the University of Tennessee with a Bachelors of Science degree. He received his medical degree from the University of Tennessee medical Center in Memphis and his pediatric residency training at the UTMRCH in Knoxville and became board certified in pediatrics in 1981. After completing residency training, Dr. Bean began a pediatric practice in Greeneville, TN in 1977 where he practiced general pediatric as well a acute care and Level II Intensive Care Nursery Management. Dr. Bean served on the Child Abuse Review Board for several years. He was also a preceptor for both the University of Tennessee and East Tennessee State University's Nurse Practitioner Training Programs. Dr. Bean remained in Greeneville for twenty years before moving to Maryville in 1997 to be closer to his and his wife's families. Dr. Bean is married to the former Kathryn Sipe of Oak Ridge. They have two children and five grandchildren whom they enjoy spending time with. Dr. Bean enjoys boating, Americana music, and Bluegrass festivals. He enjoys most the time he spends with his wife Kathryn. Dr. Bean has maintained his professional philosophy of providing conscientious care while attempting to make his patients and parents fell at ease. "The honesty and innocence of the children make the work enjoyable." Education Education Undergraduate: University of Tennessee - Knoxville, Knoxville, TN Medical School: University of Tennessee, Memphis, TN Residencies: University of Tennessee, Memphis, TN, Pediatrics, 1976 Other Certifications Certifications: American Board of Pediatrics Memberships: East Tennessee Children's Hospital Medical Staff; Partners in Pediatrics


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The 2018 Gunnedah Youth Expo will be held on Tuesday 10 April 2018.' More information will be made available in the New Year. This is an opportunity for young people in our community to connect with local and regional organisations that provide services for Youth (12-25 year olds). Some of the stall holders include;
- University of New England
- employment agencies
- mental health services
- the Gunnedah Youth Council and GSC Youth Services,
- The Youthie
- Family support services
- health services
- Department of Human Services
- NSW Ombudsman,
- The Minimbah Project
- Salvation Army
- And more!
Lots of fun activities, FREE giveaways and information for young people and their families. This is an opportunity not to be missed!
For more information, please contact Sewa Emojong, Youth Development Officer, Gunnedah Shire Council, on 6740 2100 or 0427 103 415.


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It's very healthy to have very big dreams that make you think at times that this is the impossible itself, that scare you and then give you the power to recharge your soul with hope. And the most important is that this means that you will succeed for sure either soon or later.
Start you dreaming plans.Who knows, after ten years from now, perhaps you will be shining at the top of the ladder of the magical word: SUCCESS. Miracles happen when we believe that we are the materials of those miracles and only us can do them!


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Welcome to Yorkspace
YorkSpace is York University's Institutional Repository. It is a platform that enables York community members to organize and preserve their research online in an institutional context. It showcases the scholarship of the York University community through the use of a special standards-based software platform that collects usage statistics and provides exceptional visibility on the web.
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Manitoba Primary Care Research Network
3rd Floor, Chown Building
753 McDermot Avenue
Winnipeg MB R3E 0T6
Phone: (204) 789-3442
The Manitoba Primary Care Research Network (MaPCReN) is a network of family physicians who are interested in improving primary care practice through collaborative practice based research. Dr. Alex Singer is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Family Medicine at the University of Manitoba.
He is an active clinician/teacher at the Family Medical Centre and has privileges in Obstetrics and Inpatient Family Medicine at St. Boniface General Hospital in Winnipeg, Manitoba.
Dr. Singer was the co-chair of the department of Family Medicine's EMR implementation committee and a current member of the Winnipeg Regional Health Authority's EMR Clinical Advisory Group. He is a Manitoba eHealth Peer Supporter, member of the PIN2 (Physician Integrated Network) project advisory team and consulting member on the Manitoba Health Primary Care Working Group.
Current research and policy interests include EMR Data Quality, Optimization of EMR use and future interoperability of digital health records in Manitoba.
Dr. Alex Singer
Canadian Primary Care Sentinel Surveillance Network
Queen's University, Centre for Studies in Primary Care
220 Bagot St., Kingston, ON K7L 5E9
Phone: 613.533.9300 ext 73934
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Facebook may be failing social good brands
When Nate Elliot, Principal Analyst at Forrester wrote an open letter to Facebook CEO, Mark Zuckerberg saying that "Facebook is failing marketers", it was a loud and blaring wake up call. Plenty of terminologies have been tossed around to mark this phase as an apocalypse in organic reach or as Jayson DeMeers says, Reachpocalypse.
This is evident from the steep dip in views and likes on any post on business pages. Even in paid ads, the higher the PPC (pay per click), better is the reach of your ad. Once known as the king of visual content, visuals shared on Facebook, now only reach 3.73% of your audience organically. The organic reach started plummeting in 2014 at a rate of 0.5% every month which now stands at just 2% since 2015. Frequent alteration in algorithm and techniques like gating (forcing users to like a page before viewing it) have been the contributing factors to this phenomenon.
Commercial brands, with a dedicated marketing budget spend rigorously on Facebook, choosing quantity over quality. Social good brands on the other hand have to walk a tightrope due to paucity of usable funds and talent crunch. Social media is a goldmine of high engagement which they fail to utilize to the fullest. In the current scenario of depleted organic reach, Facebook is clearly not the best option for social good brands to reach their audiences and seek engagement with them, without shelling ad money.
Other social media channels may pave the way
Having said that, while Facebook has categorically demarcated its users, channels like Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn, Medium and Google Plus still give equal importance to both personal and promotional posts (unless you are spammer or are a whammy business) paving way for higher organic reach without paying for it.
- Twitter: Boasting of a cool 320 million active users, Twitter is a channel one shouldn't miss out on. Twitter is microblogging site where you get to say what you have to say, very precisely in no more than 140 characters. This ensures sharp communication, targeted reach using relevant hashtags, networking and the best part is you can post as many tweets as you can giving a day to day glimpse of activities that happen at your social startup. Users love to be involved and to know what happens behind the scenes and that's exactly what every impact organization needs. To create social proof which Twitter lets you do it for free. Brands like, charity:water, TOMS shoes, Ashoka Changemakers are rocking their promotion on Twitter.
- LinkedIn: LinkedIn has been highly neglected by social good ventures assuming it to be made 'only' for commercial brands. No. LinkedIn is a treasure-trove of valuable connections which impact enterprises need to attract donors, volunteers and talented candidates as their employees. LinkedIn helps every organization to establish itself as a great place to work and be associated with.
- Medium: Storytelling is the new age marketing. Users despise "salesy" ads. Impact enterprises can gain their users' trust by narrating impact stories of the community they work for and medium is the best place to address a global audience
- Instagram: It's the newest and the most viral kid on the block. Visuals speak louder than words and what could be more engaging than real life pictures? Post pictures of your event, your people, your products, how they are made and compliment it with a simple, relevant hashtag. Leading brands like charity:water, Krochet Kids have earned ample funds, earned loyal backers and created a brand identity without spending a single penny.
It's disappointing that a powerful social media channel like Facebook does not serve the same utility it once did. However many other channels can help social good brands reach their audience in a very cost effective way. Smart and meaningful marketing is the need of the hour.


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Welcome to our France skiing web cams section. Featuring and listing the best live ski cams at French ski resorts.
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Self-Titled 12" EP
Homestead/LSR, 1985
I know that kid on the cover of this record. He's the one that was at the bottom of the hill - you know the hill, the one where shit rolls down from. If you were "lucky", you were a few feet above and got to pile your own turd-balls on the poor geek (whilst simultanously dodging the work product of the lucky others). You suspected that there was maybe more to the kid than he let on. He was always in his own little world and seemingly oblivious to the taunts and torments dreamed up for him. Little did we know he was just looking forward to when he went home, strapped on a guitar or a grabbed a pair of drumsticks- or turned on his computer keyboard or fired up his video games - and all his revenge fantasies could be purged. He's the Elvis Costello, the Kurt Cobain, the Bob Mould, heck, the Colin Meloy and Rivers Cuomo. Yep. And there's only one thing worse than teenage angst and that's teenage nerd angst. And while most teenage angst records are plagiaristic or, to quote Fitzgerald, "marred by obvious supressions", this record has it down in sonic geniune boatloads...
David Grubbs, the guitarist and probably the principal songwriter said about this record that "it all came crashing together quite well... whereas [ Skag Heaven (the 2nd LP) didn't ] have the same gel nor similar snapshot-accuracy". And I think this has to do with the intensely personal nature of this record. One senses a deep, although temporary, connection being made among all the band members that may have evaporated by the 2nd LP. I don't sense the same level of intensity in Skag Heaven although it also explores themes of the downtrodden and abused, albeit in the third person. Squirrel Bait, the EP, peers in this respect where the Rites of Spring LP and Zen Arcade.
Yes, Grubbs - crash it does and smash, mash, thrash, gnash and clash as well. Funny how all those words rhyme, innit? Oh yeah, I forgot bash. As in bash in that bully's imaginary fuckface with my guitar - in front of that girlyoulike who saw you getting humiliated by him, verily in front of everyone in school and your brothers and sisters who heard the rumors. There's an inner tough guy in all nerds. Just ask those guys in that movie. Just ask Steve Albini, who befriended the band. While I don't know for sure whether this was the intent, that revenge fantasy is exactly what I get from "Hammering So Hard." And while I won't relive my own torment, I remember hearing almost exact lines like: "I'm going to beat you up at the end of this," and feeling that my problems (and fantasy solutions) were the be-all end-all and above everyone else's. The song mirrors that emotion from the the excited breathe-in / breathe-out of the stop-start thrash verse, the angry stabbing chorus and the finale where everything goes into slow motion as your revenge fantasies climax.
Then there's "Sun God" which is the strangely realist flipside of dealing with that teenage pain. "Take it away" wails singer Pete Searcy in that post-pubescent growl of his like he's in some sort of Garden of Gethsemane - yeah, that's how big these things seem to be, don't they. We can laugh at it now, I guess. "Take it away" is the wail of the guy who realizes that he can't have it all, be the perfect specmen of manhood, be the top dog, the "sun god" of the campus. This song also appeared The Wailing Ultimate (how appropriate!) compilation in 1987 and, for many, was the introduction to the band. Damn, it was a genius choice by Mr. Cosloy and the band. And while I'm not the first to note the parallels to this and Nevermind, I do think that "Sun God" is like Nirvana's "Lithium" but without the lithium. This only makes it more real and the latter song more flat in comparison.
Overall, this record is still a pleasure to listen to, as is most of this record even if it is painful to remember what being 16 years old was like.
"Sun God"
"Hammering So Hard"
- The source for the quote from David Grubbs (above) was via an Outer Sounds interview with him by Brent Burton. A Google search will find many more interviews with Mr. Grubbs.
- A fine retrospective and non-flack essay on the band by Sean Koepenick from Ear Candy - RECOMMENDED READING!
- Rather than going into all the bands Squirrel Bait begat, just go look at the Squirrel Bait family tree from Southern.com. FASCINATING!
- The question of why so many good bands come from Louisville is posed in this article with a not entirely proven hypothesis that there is a Chicago connection
- A not entirely successful attempt to compare Squirrel Bait with Nirvana
- David Grubbs trivia: while he was living in Washington working on his graduate degree, Dave taught high school English to the convicts of DC's notorious Lorton Prison
- The opening paragraph is a slight yet loving rip off of Henry Rollins' "I Know You" piece, mea culpa
Buy it:
This is required for every decent indie-punk 80's collection, doncha know? The most recent reissue was in 1997 by Drag City and was overseen by David Grubbs himself. It reportedly includes liner notes by Grubbs and inner sleeve pictures of the band in its high school nerdliness.
It is still in stock and you can buy it directly from them in either CD or 12" EP format.


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Beautiful Executive Beach Front Home near the Mexico Beach city limit sign.
This gorgeouse home towers above the area offering panoramic views of the entire Gulf of Mexico Shoreline. You can see for miles in either direction. No highways to cross as this home sits right on the beach, just walk out the door and you are there!
Grey Whale's layout is great and has nice amenities like vaulted ceilings, a built in desk in a private nook on the master suite level along with a mini bar with fridge and coffeepot for that cool drink or morning coffee while enjoying the gulf views from the private deck.The Grey Whale is owned by the same owner of our very popular McCosh Beach & Oaks Rest Barn Rental Homes and he firmly believes in providing you with an exceptionally nice vacation rental home that exceeds your expectations when compared to other homes in the area
Entry level: Parking, grill area
1st level open kitchen, living and dining rooms.
2nd level will have 3 bedrooms, 1 king gulf front with private bath and deck, 2 sets of twin/twin bunks and a room with 2 extra long twins that share a bath in the hall. Laundry area.
3rd level is the private king master suite with large garden tub, tiled shower, mini bar, built in desk and private balcony. The built in desk is located in a private nook so you could work early or late without disturbing anyone.
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Save Ellis Island Special Event Series Featuring Susan Meissner
To Thank You For Your Charitable Support of Save Ellis Island, Please Join Us For This Complimentary Event Reading, Book Signing and Tour of the Unrestored Buildings of the Ellis Island Hospital ~ One of the Settings for A Fall of Marigolds
Save Ellis Island
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Featuring Susan Meissner - Best Selling Author of Historical Fiction
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Sunday, May 5, 2019
12:00 noon to 3:00 pm
Location ~ South Side of Ellis Island
A Donor Appreciation Event
Save Ellis Island, a nonprofit organization, is committed to the task of restoring and rededicating the Ellis Island Hospital complex located on the south side of Ellis Island.
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Please Note: These unrestored buildings do not comply with Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) requirements at this time. Guests must be able to climb stairs. We regret that visitors with wheelchairs or scooters are not permitted on the tour at this time. Ferry ticket not included.
About the Author
I cannot remember a time when I wasn't driven to write. I attribute this passion to a creative God and to parents who love books and more particularly to a dad who majored in English and passed on a passion for writing.
I'm happy and humbled to say that I've had 17 books published in the last dozen years, including The Shape of Mercy, which was named one of the 100 Best Books in 2008 by Publishers Weekly, and the ECPA's Fiction Book of the Year, a Carol Award winner, and a RITA finalist. I teach at writers' conferences from time to time and I've a background in community journalism.
I'm also a pastor's wife and a mother of four young adults. When I'm not at work on a new novel, I write small group curriculum for my San Diego church. Visit me at my website, on Twitter at @SusanMeissner or on Facebook.


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Metz gorge: an impressive view in a historic setting
Last weekend our family headed out to the Metz gorge lookout. It was recommend to us by a family member and it turned out to be yet another instance of quite an impressive spot that is unknown to many of the inhabitants of Armidale. I would not be surprised if more people in Armidale have been to England, which is on the other side of the planet than those that have been to Metz which is a mere 20 minute car journey away.
The lookout is close by Metz an area that was once a mining village that sits on the edge of the gorge. Across the other side of the gorge is the larger village of Hillgrove where some mining still continues.
According to the Wikipedia Hillgrove article, "Hillgrove was one of the major gold fields in New South Wales, with a recorded production of over 15,000 kg of gold. It has also been a significant producer of antimony (14,700 tons) and tungsten (at least 2,000 tons of scheelite)."
The population of both Metz and Hillgrove peaked around 1898. According the Sydney Morning Herald article Hillgrove – Places to See, Metz's "… population peaked in 1898 at about 750, at which time there was a post office, two schools, three churches, shops, two hotels, a masonic lodge, a brass band and sporting organisations." We only saw 2 or 3 houses along the main road through the village although I imagine there are other farm houses in the area. Google maps shows quite a number of streets, most of which don't exist today.
The Lookout
The Lookout is on the edge of the gorge. Looking directly across it you can see a few houses of Hillgrove and the remains of the old Bakers Creek mine 490m below Hillgrove at the bottom of the gorge. A line through the trees down the side is where a trolley line once went down.
It makes you think
It is quite an eerie feeling being in an area that was once thriving but now almost all of the evidence of that has disappeared.
If you are ever in the area and have some spare time it is worth a visit.
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- Review of The Intimate Empire: Reading Women's Autobiography, by Gillian Whitlock.
What seems to be a particularly recent interest in autobiography and biography, indeed in all forms of what is often referred to as life writing, has a long and conflicted history. This includes the struggle to establish narrative fiction as…1 October 2000
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This article examines the collaborative writing relationship between author Dymphna Cusask and the autobiographical subject Catherine Elliott-Mackay. It also considers the contribution of 'Caddie' to Australian women's writing and the history of women's work.1 October 2006
- Facts and Fiction: Revaluing Helen Simpson's 'Boomerang'1 October 1982
- The Tidiest Revolution : Regulative Feminist Autobiography and the De-Facement of the Australian Women's Movement
Discusses the representation of feminist activism in some contemporary women's autobiographies, focussing on Susan Ryan's Catching the Waves (1999), Wendy McCarthy's Don't Fence Me In (2000), and Anne Summer's Ducks on the Pond (1999). The article concludes with a ficto-critical…1 May 2002
- The Reconstruction of Self : Background and Design in George Johnston's Meredith Trilogy
Using biographical criticism as its methodological starting point, Kinnane's article discusses Johnston's way of creating fiction out of personal experience, highlights where he departs from fact, and shows how the autobiographical material is used, selected and shaped to fit in…1 October 1984
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A number of authors of war literature were sent a questionnaire by ALS, asking them to write about why they had turned to war as a subject or vehicle, what challenges they had encountered in treating the subject of…1 October 1985
- Review of Artful Histories: Modern Australian Autobiography, Autographs: Contemporary Australian Autobiography, and The Cartographic Eye: How Explorers Saw Australia
Each of these books shares certain preoccupations: Artful Histories and Autographs obviously with the nature and function of autobiography as a genre; all three with issues to do with the potential and problems of narrative and narrating, and with what…1 May 1997
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- 'Unrelaxing Fortitude' : Susannah Franklin
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- A.B. Facey's Australian Autobiography
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- Recent Australian Autobiography: A Review Essay1 October 1992
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- In His Own Sweet Time : Carmen's Coming Out
IN 1994, Wanda Koolmatrie's autobiography, My Own Sweet Time, was published by Magabala books and rapidly gained national recognition. In 1995, the book won the Nita May Dobbie Award for a first novel by a woman writer, the judges…1 October 2004
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The sticky date pudding from Sala Bistro is the only sticky date pudding in Manila that tastes like the real thing.
The last time that I had Sticky Toffe Date Pudding was during our last trip to Singapore We had it at PS Cafe. Incidentally - Sala Bistro gives off the sam vibe as PS Cafe. Their dishes were also creative and tasty and they seem to like using Truffle oil.
For our salad - we ordered the Blue Cheese, Rocket, Almond and peaches salad. This salad has all the ingredients that I love in a salad.
This fritata is tasty and it has prawns. On top of the fritata they placed greens that go really well with the flavors of the fritata.
Salmon fishcakes anyone? That green thing is green tea. The flavors of the green tea puree, the fishcake and the tomato salsa go together really well.
Last but not the least, we tried the truffle oil mashed potato. If you can recall - at PS Cafe they had Truffle oil fries.
One of the things that Sala Bistro has which other restaurants in Manila does not have is the Lemon lime bitter. This one is not a big hit with us. We think it's a bit too bitter.
Sala Bistro is definitely a good addition to the Manila restaurant scene. If you are looking for a great casual dining experience - I recommend heading out to Greenbelt 3 and checking out Sala Bistro.


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This is an excerpt from my book Fifty Quick Ideas to Improve your User Stories.
Bill Wake's INVEST set of user story characteristics has two conflicting forces. Independent and Valuable are often difficult to reconcile with Small. Value of software is a vague and esoteric concept in the domain of business users, but task size is under the control of a delivery team, so many teams end up choosing size over value. The result are "technical stories", things that don't really produce any outcome and a disconnect between what the team is pushing out and what the business sponsors really care about.
Many delivery teams also implicitly assume that something has value just because business users asked for it, so it's difficult to argue about that. Robert Brinkerhoff, in Systems Thinking in Human Resource Development, argues that valuable initiatives produce an observable change in someone's way of working. This principle is a great way to start a conversation on the value of stories or to unblock a sticky situation. In essence, translating Brinkerhoff's idea to software means that it's not enough to describe just someone's behaviour, but we should aim to describe a change in that behaviour instead. This trick is particularly useful with user stories that have an overly generic value statement, or where the value statement is missing.
I recently worked with a team that struggled to describe acceptance criteria for a user story that was mostly about splitting a background process into two. The story was perceived to be of value because the business stakeholders asked for it. It was a strange situation, because the implication of the story is purely technical - a division of a background task. The success criteria was deceivingly simple - check that we have two jobs instead of one - so the team was worried that there is more to this than meets the eye.
The value statement was "being able to import contacts". The problem was that the users were able to import contacts already, and they will still be able to import contacts after the story is done - there was no real success criteria. We tried to capture the value not just as a behaviour, but as a change in that behaviour, and the discussion suddenly took a much more productive turn.
Some people argued that splitting the background process will allow users to import contacts faster, but the total time for a split task would be the same. So either the solution was wrong, or the assumed value was incorrect. Digging deeper in what would be different after the story is delivered, we discovered that users were not able to import large contact files easily. Imported data was going directly into the database, where it got processed in several steps synchronously. For large files, this process took longer than the allowed time for a HTTP request, so the users would see an error on the screen. They would have to re-upload a file and wait to see if it will be processed.
We finally identified the change as "being able to upload larger sets of contacts faster", and this opened a discussion on several potential solutions. One was to just store the uploaded file on the server and complete the HTTP request, letting the user go and do other things, while the same job as before picks up the file in the background and processes it. It was a better solution than the original request because it did not depend on the speed of the background process, and it also was easier and faster to implement.
In addition, understanding the expected change in behaviour of business users allowed the team to set a good acceptance criteria for the user story. They could test that a large file upload completes within the HTTP request timeout limit, instead of just checking for the number of background tasks.
Key benefits
Capturing a behaviour change makes a story measurable from a business perspective, and this always opens up a good discussion. For example, once we know that a change is about uploading larger groups faster, two questions immediately pop up: how much larger, and how much faster? The right solution completely depends on these two factors. Are we talking about megabytes or gigabytes? Are we talking about speeding something up by a small percentage, or by an order of magnitude?
This will help to determine if the proposed solution is appropriate, inadequate or over the top. Describing the change often sets the context which allows a delivery teams to propose better solutions.
Describing expected changes also allows teams to measure if a story succeeded from a business perspective once it is delivered. Even if the story passes all technical and functional tests, but fails to produce the expected behaviour change, it is not complete. This might lead the business sponsors to suggest more changes and different stories. The opposite is also true - if there are several stories aimed at the same behaviour change but the first one achieves more than planned, then the other stories can be thrown out of the plan - they are not needed any more.
A measurable behaviour change makes stories easier to split, because there is one more potential dimension to discuss. For example, if the behaviour change is "import contacts 20% faster", offering a small subset of functionality that speeds up importing by 5% is still valuable.
How to make this work
Try to quantify expected changes - the good thing about a change is that is should be visible and measurable. Even if you do not end up measuring it at the end, capturing the expectation on how much something should change will help you discuss the proposed solutions.
If discrete values are difficult to set, aim for ranges. For example, instead of "10% faster", ask about the minimum that would make a behaviour change valuable, and what would make it over the top. Then set the range somewhere in between.
Teams sometimes struggle to do this for new capabilities, or when replacing a legacy system. If the capability is not there yet, then "Start to" or "Stop doing" are valid behaviour changes. This will allow you to discuss what exactly "Start to" means. For example, a team I worked with had several weeks of work planned to enable traders to sell a new category of products, but it turned out that they can start to trade by logging purchase orders in Excel. The Excel solution did not deliver the final speed or capacity they needed, but traders started selling several months sooner than if they had to wait for the full big bang deployment to production, and this had immense value for the company.


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I spent St. Patrick's Day exercising. Terrible.
On St. Patrick's Day, it was warm enough to go bike riding for the first time in 2012. We went to Spring Lake, New Jersey, which, in addition to a really nice boardwalk, actually has the largest Irish-American population on the East Cost. We didn't know that until we got there, though.
I took work, school, the book, and stress, and sealed them neatly into a little envelope in my mind, and focused on riding.
The sea was on our right. It was so cloudy you couldn't see anything, but you could smell the salt, a little bit, and feel the sea wind the whole time on the board walk. There were a couple of people surfing. Everyone else was walking by dressed in green, headed to and from the bars. Their dogs were wearing green bandanas. It created a strangely festive atmosphere.
We went maybe 9 or 10 miles, which is nothing on a bike. But the sea wind was really cold and we hadn't exercised outside this year yet.
It was nice to be by the sea. It was nice to be traveling. It was nicer to not be in Philadelphia and in my own head.


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Cinema Box for PC: Cinema Box is well designed for movie lovers. If you are a movie freak then you must have cinema box for pc. If you install cinema box for windows or mac, you can easily play HD shows easily and without any cost. This app can be download for all versions of windows like windows 7, windows 8, windows 8.1 and windows 10 too. I think you all how to install cinema box for android.
I think, people who know about movie streaming apps are well aware of playbox HD. It is an amazing app to play movies. The same developers of playbox HD developed cinema box app and released recently. This has the huge collection of movies and latest shows. Cartoon movies and animes are also available on cinema box app.
Now, we will see how to get cinema box for PC. Here, I am going to shows you hot to use it on your windows or Mac PC. Perform the below steps correctly and install cinema box for PC. The method that I am going to show you now has worked for me and many other readers, There were no issues with the procedure and the quality of cinema box app on computer using this method. I hope this will work for you as well. So, please follow the instructions carefully.
How to Download Cinema Box for PC, Laptop Mac, Windows 7/8/8.1 and Windows 10:
Here I am going to explain the process using Cinema Box android app. So, I request you all to download cinema box apk. Download the file and save on your computer.
You all know that we can not install android apps directly on PC. So, we need an android emulator to complete the installation. Bluestacks is the top android emulator we have for now. Get this to your PC or Laptop and install to bring cinema box for pc.
- Installation of android emulator takes some time. So be patient and wait till the installation is finished.
- Now, Get Cinema Box APK and install the apk file on your PC using bluestacks android app player. Cinema box will be installed on pc in a few minutes. If you get any issues with the installation or functioning, you may try the new terrarium tv app on PC.
- Launch Bluestacks app player and in the home page you will see Cinema Box installed.
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The Petzl DELTA is a triangular galvanised steel quick-link that when closed with a wrench makes for a semi-permanent anchor ring. Boasts a high breaking strength on all axes and includes a bar to position the Petzl CROLL on a harness. Includes Petzl's standard three year guarantee against any defects in materials or manufacture.
Material: Galvanised Steel
Colour: Self-Colour (P11 8B) or Black (P11 8BN)
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DELTA Quick Link Technical Specifications:
(All dimension are in mm unless otherwise specified)
WLL (kg)
BL (kN)
ø=Diameter; H.T.=Total Height; H.I.=Inside Height;
O=Gate Opening; WLL=Working Load Limit; BL=Breaking Load;
CE EN 362:2004 (Personal protective equipment against falls from a height - Connectors)
CE EN 12275:1998 (Mountaineering equipment - Connectors - Safety requirements and test methods)
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Authors: George Rajna
Computer memory could become faster and cheaper thanks to research into a promising class of materials by University of Arkansas physicists. [44] There's little doubt the information technology revolution has improved our lives. But unless we find a new form of electronic technology that uses less energy, computing will become limited by an "energy crunch" within decades. [43] Researchers at the Niels Bohr Institute, University of Copenhagen, have recently succeeded in boosting the storage time of quantum information, using a small glass container filled with room temperature atoms, taking an important step towards a secure quantum encoded distribution network. [42] New work by a team at the University of Bristol's Centre for Quantum Photonics has uncovered fundamental limits on the quantum operations which can be carried out with postselection. [41] The experimental investigation of ultracold quantum matter makes it possible to study quantum mechanical phenomena that are otherwise inaccessible. A new test to spot where the ability to exploit the power of quantum mechanics has evolved in nature has been developed by physicists at the University of Warwick. [38] A team led by Austrian experimental physicist Rainer Blatt has succeeded in characterizing the quantum entanglement of two spatially separated atoms by observing their light emission. [37] Researchers have demonstrated the first quantum light-emitting diode (LED) that emits single photons and entangled photon pairs with a wavelength of around 1550 nm, which lies within the standard telecommunications window. [36] JILA scientists have invented a new imaging technique that produces rapid, precise measurements of quantum behavior in an atomic clock in the form of near-instant visual art. [35]
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Our internal PIP newsletter, ForeSight, highlights one of our very own this week!
PIP Triad's Business Growth Strategist, Lee Whitaker sat down with Sean Loranger recently to discuss his outlook on sales and advice for the print industry:
Keep moving. Keep learning. Keep growing. That's the advice from Top Salesperson Lee Whitaker of Jimmy and Judy Brumley's PIP Triad in North Carolina (Burlington, Greensboro and High Point). Lee, who is a recipient of the Don F. Lowe Salesperson of the Year award, says succeeding in this economic environment is all about not standing still.
"Don't just watch the economy and think you can wait it out," he says. "You need to continue growing and learning and reaching out to businesses with the variety of services you're able to offer.
"We're betting that, as businesses increase their spending, they'll need to do much more with much less and will be seeking one-stop shops where they can have all of their marketing needs addressed and met. That's what we want to be for them.
"Yes it's a challenging economy and it's been tough on all industries, but we have a lot to offer in both experience and services."
Lee says his center is working hard to "marry" new marketing services such as website, email blasts and social networking with the more traditional print offerings.
"We've worked hard at increasing our knowledge and abilities so we're able to offer more services for our customers. These 'new" services, we're finding, are leading to the birth of new opportunities in the print arena, too. This makes for a full circle of services for our customers—and that makes us stand out from our competitors."
Lee is also discovering that his emphasis on providing the full suite of services is resulting in more internal referrals to marketing departments within his clients' companies. "We're no longer just working with a project in one department but we're able to step in and help the client's marketing managers in reviewing the big picture for that company; we can be part of the team and help meet their goals."
Conversations with marketing professionals mean salespeople need to know the "marketing language" and understand how the concepts work in real-world applications.
"Training from Franchise Services is vital for salespeople," Lee says. "We've also created marketing case studies so our customers can see how our programs have helped other businesses succeed."
Digital color projects and signage are easy first steps in adding new services, Lee says. "We already understand paper and we understand toner and ink. That makes signage and digital a great bridge. So many of our conversations with customers these days start with signage and advance from there.
"If you've already built a relationship selling print, you can expand to other areas, even if you're in a smaller center," Lee says.
If your center doesn't have a capability a customer needs, find a source that does, he adds. "I'm lucky in that I'm in one of the top five centers in our network and we have a lot of in-house services we can provide. But, if you're a salesperson in a smaller center, team up with Creative Services for websites or another supplier for signage.
"No matter how small your center is, you can provide the services that will position you as the one-stop shop for your customers."
July 23, 2013, Sean Loranger
We're proud of our entire sales team here at PIP Triad.
Congrats Lee, thanks for all that you do!!


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Believe it or not, my wife and I are still in the process of getting into our new Negaunee, MI home. Since closing we have had a ton of work done in the home, but still have a ton more to do. That being said, we are getting to the point of frustration and really just want to move in. Next week all of the plumbing, heating, and appliance work will be done. All that is left is new windows... which is going to take time. The home is really coming together and we look forward to the move and making it our own. Hopefully sooner then later.
The market here in Marquette County is still holding strong! Now is the time to find your own place and get in before winter hits! If your looking to buy, sell, or making a cross country move, contact me to find out how I can help!


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Choir Reunion + Yik Luei's FarewellSeptember 23, 2009
It's gonna be the last night I'm spending with Yik Luei before he fly to Russia..I think the next time I'll be meeting him will be..hmmm..7 years from now..anyhow I'm so glad that he found his own path to walk =) I didn't went to Lagoon with Wen Jie,Chin Ming,Yik Luei and Calvin on Saturday..sorry guys..at least u enjoyed urself hehe
At 7pm,I went to Sri Petaling LRT Station to fetch Chia Feng and Jie Min..then we headed to Yik Luei's house..wanted to makan at Murni but it was closed..so we went MJ instead..
Liki and Chen Foong
as usual..last to finished eating..wait..haven't finished yet!and it's already 1 hour..
group picture of all of us there =) oh wait,Kheng Hoe went home already haha
Liki and Jie Min..LOL he camera-phobic..LOL
Ying Hui,Jimmy,Chia Feng,Jie Min,Liki,Dylan
Only 3 of us being in CHS Choir since form 1 =D
After makan,we went to Cineleisure just to have a walk..I don't really know 1u places..and I thought 1u was Cineleisure! My goodness..damn pai seh LOL!
"Sitting in Liki's car damn syok..got extra miles =)" - Chen Foong-
Basically we just walk around and take pictures..talk..
walking to cineleisure
Jimmy and Liki
Briana and Liki
Lawton and Liki
Ying Hui and Liki
candid shot
Moon River LOL
CHS Choir and the Conductor
Dylan,Willion and Liki..haha
Chen Foong and Liki
#1 Shopping Mall
#2 Shopping Mall
#3 Shopping Mall
#4 Shopping Mall
Zoom-in view of the picture above
everyone squeezed
we'll always be with you
I'm so used to having him around..
I sent Jie Min and Chia Feng back around 1am..OMG Jie Min's house damn scary..no street lamp..no cars..It's really damn "ulu" haha..Chia Feng and I was like damn sket especially when we suddenly saw a petrol station..with a very very dim light..and NOBODY is there haha..I speed 100km/h home..
Will be sending Yik Luei to airport tomorrow..like how we did for Carmen =) I hope I don't cry tomorrow!!
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Haha, next time beta dun fetch Jie Min home, later we see something more terrible XDReplyDelete
Yeah omg I cannot imagine anything worst that that..don't wanna go there again..like really damn haunted lor!ReplyDelete
yea yea... luckily we're safe... lolReplyDelete
although you and him stay near..but it's like totally different world LOL!!!ReplyDelete
Yea, 1 is near to "hell", and 1 is near to "heaven" ... XDReplyDelete
so wan come heaven come to my house XDReplyDelete
haha! "heaven" and "hell" pulak..your house at least it's brighter! got road side lamp la at least! LOL!ReplyDelete
no juz road side lamp, got road side newspaper shop, mamak stall, bus stop, 7-11, restaurant, etc.... XPReplyDelete
LOL so much better than Jie Min..your house der so convenient! can get anything nearby =)ReplyDelete
ya... but too bad no CC, no swimming pool, no Big shopping mall, etc... T.TReplyDelete
but ur area consider very nice and lucky ady lor..my area got CC,swimming pool..aha! ur nearest shopping mall is IOI Mall?ReplyDelete
no but giant XDReplyDelete
yer.... da thing that my housing area dun hav, u have...T.T
eeeee Giant got nothing one LOL =DReplyDelete
got~~ free testing food and drink XDReplyDelete


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Alton L. Abramowitz
Recognized by his peers for many years as one of the leaders of New York's matrimonial bar and an accomplished divorce lawyer, he serve as National President of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers (2012-2013) and is listed in both annual publications Best Lawyers in America and Super Lawyers. Alton is currently the Chair of the 2,600 member Family Law Section of the New York State Bar Association. His opinions and comments on a range of divorce and family law topics are often quoted by the national and local news media. He has lectured and written on many family law subjects for numerous bar associations and for various legal publications, and is one of the foremost advocates favoring the reform of New York's divorce laws by the enactment of "no fault divorce." Throughout his career, spanning forty years, Alton has held and continues to hold important positions in leading bar associations. He is also a Diplomate of the prestigious American College of Family Trial Lawyers, which limits its membership to 100 lawyers from across the United States. Alton is a member of the Matrimonial Practice Advisory Committee of the New York State Judicial Institute, Office of Court Administration. From the earliest days of his career until the present, Alton has represented clients in divorce and other family law matters, for which he seeks to find well-reasoned and comprehensive solutions to serious problems that have a long term impact on the lives of the people who have chosen him as their advocate. He employs all of the tools that are at the fingertips of matrimonial lawyers – from negotiation to litigation to appeals. His name appears as counsel of record on a wide-ranging group of reported court decisions. When asked why he does this kind of work, Alton often responds that helping people from a wide variety of backgrounds, possessing vastly divergent personalities, while learning the intricacies of all kinds of businesses and professions is interesting, challenging and rewarding. He views himself as extraordinarily fortunate to have had the opportunity to represent individuals, who are prominent in their own fields. Alton tries to never lose sight of the fact that each of his clients is important in their own right. He strives to treat each case with the thoughtfulness that clients expect of him, while keeping in mind the often sensitive issues that must be addressed in a confidential and delicate manner. He is admitted to practice law in the State of New York, the U.S. District Courts for the Southern and Eastern Districts of New York, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit, and the United States Supreme Court. With his wife and daughter, Alton resides in Manhattan
All aspects of divorce, separation and annulment, including alimony (spousal maintenance and support), child custody,child support, marital settlement agreements, prenuptial or antenuptial agreements, post-nuptial agreements, property division, equitable distribution,
- Bronx, New York
- Kings, New York
- Nassau, New York
- New York, New York
- Putnam, New York
- Queens, New York
- Richmond, New York
- Rockland, New York
- Suffolk, New York
- Westchester, New York
Legal Organizations
American College of Family Trial Lawyers, Diplomate 1998-Present; New York State Bar Assn. (Family Law Section, Chair 2013 - 2015; Executive Committee 1986-1996, 2001-Present, Co-Chair Committee on Legislation 2001-Present, Secretary 2010-2012; Co-Chair Committee on Pensions & Retirement Benefits 1986-1989; Special Committee of the Association to Improve Courthouse Facilities 1985-1987; Trial Lawyers Section; Special Committee on Balanced Lives in the Law 2004-2006); Assn. of the Bar of the City of New York (Committee on Matrimonial Law 1983-1986, 2004-2008 [Chair 2005-2008]; Committee on Family Court and Family Law 1986-1987; Committee on State Legislation 1988-1991; Committee on Lectures and Continuing Education 1991-1993; Long Range Planning Committee 1993-1996; Long Range Planning Committee 1993-1996; Delegate to New York State Bar Assn. House of Delegates 1993-1996, 2008-2011); American Bar Assn. (Family law Section, Litigation Section); Westchester County Bar Assn. (Family Law Section); New York County Lawyers Assn. (Co-Chair Matrimonial Law Section 2001-2004).
Best Lawyers in America 2006-2014; New York Super Lawyers, 2006-2014; Ten Leaders (www.tenleaders.com), 2006-2014.
CLE Presentations
New York City Bar Association, "Child Custody Forensic Evaluations: Science, Art or Neither?",2004; "Divorce in New York in the 21st Century " Who Gets What and How Much", 2007; New York State Bar Assn."Analyzing an Equitable Distribution Case for Settlement or Trial", 2000, "No Fault Legislation", 2003; New York County Lawyers Association, "Psychiatric Evaluations in Child Custody Litigation- A View from the Couch, Bench & Bar", 2001; "Drafting Prenuptial Agreements", 2001; "Everything New York Lawyers Should Know About New Jersey & Connecticut Divorce Law", 2004; Practising Law Institute, "Drafting Matrimonial Agreements", 2000,2001; "Understanding Child Custody and Support" (Chair), 1998, 2000; American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers- National, "Hot Tips", 2001; American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers, New York Chapter, Spring Seminar, 2000; "Cross-Examination of a Child Custody Expert", 2001; Rockland County Bar Assn. & National Assn. of Certified Valuation Analysis, "Examination of a Neutral Business Appraiser at Trial", 2001; Suffolk County Bar Ass. Academy of Law, "Matrimonial Agreements (Pre-nups, Post-nups, & Everything in Between), 2007; Association of Family & Conciliation Courts - NY Chapter, "Post Marital Income Guidelines" 2010.
"Matrimonial Disclosure" (co-author with Henry S. Berman), Annual Survey of Matrimonial law, 1988, 1989, 1990, and 1991 editions, New York Chapter American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers; Divorce Magazine, Advisory Board, 1996-1998; New York Family Law Monthly, Board of Editors, 2005-present. Articles include: "Enchanced Earning Capacity", August 2005; "The Jurisdictional Conundrum", September 2005; "Whither Same Sex Marriage", August 2006; "To Trust or Not to Trust", December 2006 (Co-author - George Santana); "Reconstructing Alimony and Spousal Maintenance" September 2008; "New York's Post-Marital Compensation", October 2008; "Challenging the Post-Marriage Compensation Guidelines", November 2008; "His, Hers of Theirs", February 2009 (Co-author - Karen M. Platt).
AAML Chapter
President, New York Chapter, 1997-1999; Vice President, New York Chapter, 1994-1995; Board of Managers, New York Chapter, 1991-1994, 1996-Present.


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