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Ainar & Dodi ♥ Tuscany, Italy
Photographer: Neverending Magic
No wonder Tuscany is one of the most popular destination wedding locations in the world. Rich in down-to-earth Italian culture, this relaxed yet indulgent region of Italy offers every wedding style that a wanderlust couple could wish for.
From elegant castles to stunning churches, from exclusive villas to rustic farmhouses, Tuscany delivers Italian charm personified, all wrapped up in breath taking countryside and with a hearty side order of incredible food, vino and world-class hospitality for good measure. Sounds pretty good right?!
Ainar and Dodi having previously visited Tuscany together knew how delightful a destination it was. So when they started their search for neutral ground in which to tie the knot, the beauty and romanticism of this region was an obvious choice.
Historical Villa Barberino, in Meleto played host to their informal yet oh-so-elegant celebration. The couple said 'I Do' outside in the glorious sunlit grounds, surrounded by their loved ones before enjoying alfresco dining as the sun set.
The super-talented Tania of Neverending Magic was also on hand to capture the joyful ambience of the day on camera.
Ainar the bride:
"Me and my husband have been into a long-distance relationship for a couple of years. I am from Kazakhstan, Dodi is from Indonesia. We met in Korea while studying there. When we decided to get married the first question was where to organize the ceremony. We decided that it will be fair to choose some third country."
"We chose Tuscany as a destination for our wedding ceremony because it has always inspired both of us. We grew up in big cities and we wanted something completely different for our wedding. Tuscan rustic charm and countryside details seemed to be a perfect background for a small family gathering. We wanted to create a friendly and relaxed atmosphere for every guest, as many of them travelled from overseas to attend our party."
"The style of the wedding was 'countryside romance'. Julia from Zabela Weddings helped us to make our dreams come true. Everything was organised in the best way, from minstrel musicians to a beautiful flower decorations."
"The weather was nice, so that we could truly enjoy a warm summer afternoon in the Tuscan countryside, surrounded with hills and pines."
What were the highlights and your favourite memories from the day?
- "Our funny and witty MC travelled from Prague to stay with us and entertain the guests. His jokes and way of communicating with guests were truly memorable."
- Everything remains in our memory, from the beautiful location to funny jokes of the MC. The food was good, the weather was nice – we are lucky!"
Do you have any advice for couples that are looking to get married abroad?
- "Choose a country where you have already travelled together, so that you will feel comfortable. Try to be relaxed and inspired, no matter where you are getting married – you are doing that, and this is the most important thing. Worry less."
Would you do anything differently?
- "We wouldn't change a thing. Or maybe we would have a 2-days celebration!!"
Do you have any wedding budget tips?
- "Choose a wedding date off-season as many venues have nice discounts. Try to find local vendors (photographers, videographers) so that you will avoid spending more on travel costs for them (if you are planning a destination wedding)."
Venue and suppliers:
Photographer – Neverending Magic | Venue – Villa Barberino | Wedding planner and florist – Zabela Weddings | MC – Dmitry Kohno
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Beautiful wedding!
What a cute couple. And how gorgeous is that outdoor reception?!


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Date 12th October 2015
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Kidderminster Tennis Club nets three trophies in the Hereford and Worcester Winter League.
Three of Kidderminster Tennis Club's teams won promotion in the Hereford and Worcester LTA Winter League and received their trophies at a lavish awards dinner on Saturday evening.
The Graham Hick Pavilion at Worcester County Cricket ground was the venue for the prize-giving where trophies were awarded to Kidderminster's Men's A, Mixed A and Ladies' teams. Club Captain, Graeme Shepherd said 'It is a great achievement for Kidderminster Tennis Club to have three teams out of the five entered winning their divisions; and even more impressive, the Men's A team have won back-to-back promotions and the Ladies' team have been promoted twice in 3 years'.
KTC Head Coach Tony Wright said "The awards dinner is very prestigious and there is nothing higher in the area. It was a great night for Kidderminster Tennis Club and the best is yet to come!"
Kidderminster Tennis Club also celebrates achieving record membership in 2015 and its own internal club competition winners at the club annual dinner on Saturday after a hugely successful and well-supported season of tournaments. The Club, based in Baxter Gardens park, has bucked the national trend and seen its membership grow by 25% in the last 12 months.
Coaching for juniors takes place on Saturday mornings, beginners/returners adult coaching is on Sunday mornings 9-10am and Cardio Tennis sessions are held on Tuesdays from 6.45pm. All courses will continue throughout the winter.
Details of how to apply for membership can be found on the club's website: www.kidderminstertennisclub.org or by phoning the Club Secretary, Dave Sadler on 01562 754783.
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August 3, 1900 is the birthday of Pulitzer-prize winning war correspondent, Ernie Pyle. Born in Indiana, Pyle got caught up in the patriotic fervor of World War I, but armistice was declared before the end of his training. He went on to the University of Indiana, not quite completing a degree in journalism in favor of taking a job writing for Scripp's. After reporting cross-country, Pyle went to Britain in 1940 to begin reporting on the Battle of Britain; his columns ended up in some 400 daily and 300 weekly newspapers. On April 18, 1945, troops and civilians alike were saddened to hear that the reporter was killed by sniper fire in an ambush on le Shima, an island just west of Okinawa. On the occasion of his death, John Steinbeck, a personal friend of Pyle's, had this to say: "There are really two wars and they haven't much to do with each other. There is the war of maps and logistics, of campaigns, of ballistics, armies, divisions and regiments–and that is General [George] Marshall's war. "Then there is the war of the homesick, weary, funny, violent, common men who wash their socks in their helmets, complain about the food, whistle at the Arab girls, or any girls for that matter, and bring themselves through as dirty a business as the world has ever seen and do it with humor and dignity and courage–and that is Ernie Pyle's war."
60 years ago, on August 15, 1939, The Wizard of Oz premiered in Hollywood. It eventually became one of America's best-loved musicals, and launched the career of cultural icon Judy Garland. The film also won two Oscars for its original score and its original song, "Over the Rainbow."
On August 28, 1922, the first radio advertisement was broadcast on station WEAF, New York. The ten-minute long live commercial was for the Queensboro real estate corporation, and represented a significant step in the journey of radio as a medium and a business.


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Aan de Erasmus School of Social and Behavioural Sciences zijn twee onderzoeksinstituten gelieerd.
DRIFT is a leading research institute in transitions towards sustainability. The organisation combines cutting edge research at the intersection of theory and practice with high-level advisory and training programmes for governmental institutions, businesses and intermediary organisations.
Risbo is an independent research institute, working in the field of learning and coexistence. The institute is connected to Erasmus School of Social and Behavioural Sciences of Erasmus University Rotterdam. The institute focuses on three core themes: Big Cities, Public Administration and Education. Research, training and consultancy are the instruments that are applied to find answers to various questions and gain insights on often complex issues.


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Probe Centers on Payments For Fidelity Star's Bash; Private Jet to South Beach
Even by Wall Street's over-the-top standards, the March 2003 bachelor party for Thomas Bruderman, a onetime star trader for Fidelity Investments, was an event to remember.
The festivities began with a trip by private jet from Boston to a small airport outside New York City. There, the revelers picked up some Wall Street traders and at least two women who investigators suspect may have been paid for their attendance, say people familiar with the matter. The partygoers -- including the groom-to-be, who was getting ready to marry...
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Stimulate the economy with mentoring
As we challenge ourselves to think of new ways to get out of this economic mess, might I suggest mentoring as the stimulus package we provide for our community?
By mentoring, we invest and develop social equity in future generations. This will save our businesses money, lower our taxes and produce long-term residual results. How does it work? Every business owner, sales person, manager and laborer mentors a young person or adult for a minimum of one year.
One of the primary needs to help young people succeed is social equity. Statistics abound about how young people need connections with adults. As I had the privilege to sit in on the Mayor's Youth Council report, I heard time and time again how young people want to have healthy adults in their lives.
Imagine this: Tom, a manager, has rearranged his priorities to spend one hour a week investing in Jason, a recent graduate from high school. For the most part, Tom will answer simple questions about how to apply for college or where to look for a job. But more importantly, he will be able to introduce Jason to some friends who might be able to employ him. Jason now has the social equity of Tom. Without it, Jason is going to have a tough time finding and retaining a job.
Investing to build social equity has many potential benefits to the economy.
First, for the mentor:
According to Corporate Mentoring Solutions Inc., those who mentor increase their productivity at work. It turns out that when people invest in others, they feel better about themselves and therefore get more work done.
Second, those who mentor, especially when the entire company gets behind the campaign, stay at their jobs longer, and we all know the power of employee retention.
For the mentored:
The impact of mentoring for the mentee is overwhelming positive but here are two economic benefits. First, the ability to secure a job more quickly and stay off welfare is increased a hundred times when a person is mentored.
Second, mentoring encourages the choices that keep individuals out of jail. If just 200 young people stay out of jail because they had mentors this year, we would save $2.5 million in taxes in Grand Rapids alone. Granted, mentoring doesn't guarantee a young person won't go to jail. But given the opportunity to find social equity within a healthy environment or not, young men and women will choose the better of the two.
Investing in our younger generation will provide the type of long-term equity that we can count on to reshape our communities and lead us into a more financially sound future.
We have all been given the same amount of time. Let's invest it wisely.
Roy A. Clark is the founder of Mentor1. The organization's mission is to advertise and recruit for mentoring organizations in West Michigan. Mentor1 is currently engaged in a campaign to recruit 2,000 men for 2010 who are willing to make a one-year commitment to mentoring at-risk youth. For more information, go to www.mentor1.com or call 447-8030.


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Today is one of those days where you wake up, knowing it's going to be so very hot. Any plans of getting things accomplished, of working around the house, and especially turning on the oven are all abandoned for more noble causes like running in the sprinkler and/or heading to Lake Michigan, or as we call it, The Lake.
Thinking of driving down the coast of the Mediterranean in Italy is also a lovely way to cool off. It's an lesson in mind over matter, really. The fan blowing directly into my face right now is mildly reminiscent of the cool breeze that comes off the ocean. (I did say mildly.) We were hauling to Rome in order to make it to our hotel before they gave our room away. We all seemed to look out the window at the same time to see this sunset, and the briefest of brief stops was necessary just to watch the sunset for a few moments. Sunsets were nothing new, but a good one is a perfect reminder to slow down and enjoy things. (Even if that did mean one of our rooms was given away.)


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Under-21s boss Eric Kinder was thoroughly delighted with his young side as they dispatched Stoke City 5-2 at Leigh Sports Village on Friday night.
Earlier in the week the development squad suffered their first loss of the campaign with a 3-1 defeat to Middlesbrough, but they bounced back in style against the Potters.
Connor Mahoney put Rovers in front on the quarter hour and although Stoke levelled on 39 minutes it was on brief respite as Dean Rittenberg ensured the home side lead at the break with an emphatically taken penalty.
Stoke hit back at the beginning of the second half but again Rovers responded immediately as Rittenberg grabbed his second.
After Modou Cham netted Rovers' fourth there was only going to be one winner with Mahoney adding the icing to the cake with a fifth a minute from time.
"I'm absolutely delighted with them tonight," said Kinder after the game.
"To think that we can go and beat a Premier League side 5-2 is magnificent.
"With the age of the side that we've got we are going to have down days and we are going to have performances where we are not on top of our game.
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Monday, October 7, 2013
It's Frugal Week
I just got back from a trip to the Poconos. White Haven, PA, to be exact and it was a bit disappointing. I loved the fall colors, don't get me wrong, but the place sucks as far as having parks and that's what I really went for. Four of them. Oh, there were signs for them saying "up ahead" but once you got up ahead, nothing. It was absolutely crazy.
So I'm back home and I got back into my normal routine. After my usual weekly Walmart trip with my son, I told him it was absolutely nuts at how high my groceries were for one week. It's not like I was feeding a family of four or anything. Every week it's around $200 and it's time to put my foot down.
So I told my daughter and my son my plans are that next week, it's going to be Frugal Week. My daughter thought I was nutso and my son said, "But you have to eat." Yeah, we all have to eat, but I'm going to cut my grocery bill in half.
My son had given me the idea when he told me I needed to look at my grocery bill and see what I could cut back on. It didn't occur to me until the next day that he was absolutely right.
So I found myself already starting to do the frugal thing even though my Frugal Week won't start officially until Sunday. I'm thinking that if I can cut my grocery bill in half, then I'll start being consciously aware of what I spend from here on out and possibly it'll creep into other things I can learn to do without.
For one thing, Walmart isn't the best place to do your grocery shopping because...it has other things. Like mascara. That was a whopping $6.00. So, I won't be shopping for mascara next week and that saves me six bucks. So far, I'm down to $194. Looking at my receipt, $14.00 on a pack of pork chops. I won't be buying them next week so now my bill is down to $180. The hot dogs I bought weren't expensive but they'll last another week. The beef jerkey I buy the dogs every week are $6.00. I have some left over from last week so I'll use them up and not open the bag I bought this week until Sunday. I'm still going over the receipt but I'll let you know next week how well Frugal Week is turning out.
Is everyone's grocery bill high, too?
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I've been more aware of the grocery bill, too. One thing I'm doing is not picking up those things I missed when I went shopping - somehow I got through the week without them - lol! We also eat simply at home - just a small snack at night. And eating far less meat - you can really save there. I save my splurges for the weekend - either at home or usually out somewhere just for a change of pace. Here in California you have to bring your own grocery bags or be charged 10 cents a bag so I'm reusing a plastic bag I've saved. It's the principle - lol!ReplyDelete
I haven't visited you in ages, for which I apologize. Shoot, I've neglected my own blog, too. I sure hear what you're saying today, though. Every week is Frugal Week around here any more. Not only the grocery bill, but everything else as well keeps going up and up. It's terrible!ReplyDelete


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This is the basic list. where ever there is a space by a topic it means I'm looking for a volunteer to do the talk please.
Jan 1st feedback Kate
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Jan 30th Meteorological Phenomena Richard Crisp
Feb 6th Jupiter Kerry
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Feb 27th Video of Dec/Jan/Feb Steve
March 6th Women in Astronomy John McCLean
March 13th Asteroids
March 20th 1927 NLO Solar Eclipse trip David
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April 3rd Quiz and Raffle Kate
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The ALS Seed Library encourages gardening and seed saving as a means of providing our community a fun and affordable source of nutritious sustainable food.
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Check out up to five seed packets.
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Plant the seeds, let them grow, and enjoy your harvest!
- Step 3: Harvest & Preparation
Review the seed harvesting instructions.
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Save a portion of seeds that you will plant next year, then label and return the remaining portion to the seed library to be checked out next spring.
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- Browse the library's selection of gardening books and resources.
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Call 608-757-5696 to be put in contact with a Master Gardener volunteer.
A little advance planning will ensure your seeds produce new plants that are true to type and germinate well.
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Step 2: Plant for growing seeds
Learn how your varieties are pollinated and which isolation techniques you may want to use. This could be as simple as choosing only one type of bean or tomato.
Step 3: Harvest and process right
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Step 4: Label, label, label!
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Step 5: Store in a cool, dry place.
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There are a number of reasons the ALS seed library chose heirloom seeds:
- Heirlooms have exceptional flavor and nutrition.
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thanks for your kind words. it keeps me motivated.
the interior is pretty clean on the physical model, just some noise in the main room seats, and the grooves in the floor.
the exterior is also fairly clean so far (opened 40 issues so far). on the hull there are some dints and damage marks, but i haven't put them all in yet. only the pilot outer hull i have added damage (see 2nd pic in post #3).
i need to add damage to the turret hull at the top too.
i think that a lot of scorch marks etc need to be added manually to the physical model. so i do need to add more noise to the 3D model surfaces.
i remember seeing a lightwave video where you can paint on the polygons directly. i will try and find it again. this will come in handy for this 3D model.


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Jose Mourinho has found himself in the unusual position of being out-gunned in the transfer market, but he believes his decision to go back to basics will prove decisive in the race for the Premiership.
While Manchester United and Liverpool spent big money to upgrade their squads during the close season, Mourinho's only major outlay was the ?13 million (US$26.3 million) paid to Lyon for Florent Malouda.
The France winger is a significant arrival though because he has a key role to play as Mourinho returns to the 4-3-3 formation that served him so well in his first two seasons at Stamford Bridge.
The formation, which calls for two wingers to play either side of a central striker, was ditched last year to accommodate Andriy Shevchenko and Michael Ballack.
But both players failed to live up to their illustrious reputations, forcing Mourinho into a rethink. He has opted to return to his old gameplan and will use Malouda and Joe Cole to complement Didier Drogba.
It was Drogba's herculean efforts that dragged Chelsea almost single-handedly to within touching distance of an unprecedented quadruple.
The Ivory Coast striker scored 33 times, including winners in the FA and League Cup finals, but Mourinho knows he needs more help if Chelsea are to wrestle the title back from United.
"Our rivals have strengthened but so have we," Mourinho said. "I don't think it's going to be who spends the most money who wins the league. That has never been the case."
"It's always been who has the fighting spirit, togetherness and which of the big players had the better season. Cristiano Ronaldo had a good season last year and was the main reason United won the league," he said.
"This year we need two or three important players in attack to come up with the goods and that's what we'll be trying to do," Mourinho said.
With wingers back in vogue in west London, Real Madrid's attempts to lure Arjen Robben to the Bernabeu are unwanted. But, despite clearly trying to unsettle the Dutchman, the Spanish champions have yet to feel the newly mellow Mourinho's wrath.
He is determined to be more loveable this season after a combustible campaign that included rows with owner Roman Abramovich, Rafa Benitez and even the Reading Ambulance service.
Not even the presence of Avram Grant, the club's newly installed director of soccer, has managed to ruffle Mourinho. Grant has arrived from Portsmouth at the behest of Abramovich, who believes the Israeli can get the best out of Shevchenko.
When his appointment was first mooted last season, Mourinho made it clear he was unhappy with the perceived attempt to interfere with his staff.
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This is breast pump bag that I got during my confinement. That was like 17 months ago, more or less.
I like the design. I like it because theHub can carry it without feeling feminine. Hahaha.
But unfortunately, the bag has aged. Not only on the outside.
But also on the inside :(
Those stickers.. hahaha.. those were the labels i stick on my pumping storage bottles and also on the breastmilk storage bags. My waktu gemilang. Those were the days.
I have not stopped production. Just that I have decreased my pumping sessions from many many times a day to maximun 3 times per day and automatically, my production also reduce.
Probably it is time to get some branded bag.. than a pumping bag. HA.HA.HA.


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As I mentioned in the last post, several of the WMS Warriors partnered together before tackling a specific edtech tool. Our next #ShelbyTUITshoutout goes to a pair of social studies teachers who began incorporating QR Codes in their classrooms: Emmanual "Manny" Stone and Matt Denton.
What are QR Codes, you ask? QR is short for "Quick Response." Use a QR Reader app on your smartphone or tablet (there are tons out there, many of which are free) and by scanning the code, information is decoded. It could just be text (if so, you don't need a wifi or data connection to see it!), or contact information you could save to your device, or a URL address that you can quickly visit. QR codes can be printed out on a worksheet or on a wall, could be embedded in a website, or just projected on the screen in your room.
What are some advantages of QR Codes?
- It's quick. Students don't have to type in long URL addresses, just scan and go.
- Differentiation is easy and anonymous. For example, you could find three videos that teach the same concept but in differing levels of complexity. Everyone has to watch a video and do work afterward, but WHICH video they watch can be easily assigned by three different QR codes.
- Become paperless. In theory, you could project a code on the screen and students get your "handout" without ever passing out a single piece of paper.
- Increased engagement. Whether it's QR scavenger hunts or creating mystery rewards or assignments, students won't know what they have until they "play."
A Google Slides presentation I created on QR Codes is available here. If you are interested in an online list of resources, scan the QR code pictured below.
One of my favorite websites for QR codes is The QR Code Generator. Not only can you easily make both dynamic and static QR codes, but you can even turn your webcam into a reader by using the site's "Scan" tab...without installing any programs!
Manny and Matt were intrigued by QR codes after one of my PDs, and within a few days were trying them out in their classroom in the middle of a Greek myth unit. I was observing his classroom when Mr. Stone tried it out; Manny projected a QR code on the screen, and students eagerly scanned it to see a site of unusual natural phenomenon. Matt handed out small slips of paper that had three different QR codes linked to websites: a picture for a writing prompt, a shortcut to Kahoot, and tips for writing a myth.
Congratulations to Mr. Denton and Mr. Stone for their #ShelbyTUITshoutout!


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For those of you attending classes from USC or The Citadel, the Lowcountry Graduate Center has contracted with a Tutor Matching Service. The service is free to you.
We would be very interested in hearing how it worked for you. Please test it out if you have any need for tutoring in any of your subject areas, including writing.


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This Week On CraftStylishcomments (0) August 24th, 2008
This week, CraftStylish has got your back. Whether it's back to school, back to work, or simply back to reality, all week long, you'll find the freshest fall projects to get you into the craft groove. According to the crafting calendar, we are on the cusp of the DIY high season. This is a perfect time to pick up some new skills, polish up the old ones and get ready to take your craft up a notch. The best part is that the CraftStylish team has created a marvelous mix of projects designed to upcycle or recycle materials that you probably already have. Go through your stash, your closets, and piles of unfinshed projects, you are sure to find the perfect project to match your surplus, so you can make the most of what you've got--with style.
- We are kicking off the week with another awe inspiring paper technique from Jeffery Rudell. Drawing with paper as opposed to 'on' it, Rudell shows us how a tiny exacto knife and a lot of patience can yield a masterpiece of startling lines.
- Is there someone in your household with a huge stash of old silk ties? You are sitting on a gold mine. Diane Gilleland's fantastic recycled necktie scarf project will have you pouring over all of those old prints and stripes as if seeing their beauty for the first time.
- Sewing newbies are going to love the rolled hem how-to by Shannon Dennis. Simply explained and expertly detailed, this stitching technique is the cornerstone of many sewing projects. Imagine, you can add this to your growing repetoire in no time.
- Keep all of your hooks together with snappy style. Linda Permann's super-quick roll-up crochet hook organizer is the perfect present to make for the crocheters in your life. Plus, it is so simple you can whip one up as a present for yourself.
- As the summer winds down make yourself the perfect closure and get ready to welcome the Fall, via Tina Hilton's nifty knitted button how to. These darling embellishments can be customized to match up with your hand-knits, or you can go wild and use them to gussy-up an old sweater with some smart re-style.
- Mary Ray's How to Make a Pinwheel post will have you creating fantastic shapes and making great use of your fabric stash in no time. This traditional technique can be used to liven up a quilt or to add unique dash as a garment embellishment.
- Craft fashionistas take note: reverse-applique is hot and you're going to see it everywhere this season. If you've never tried this fab technique you must check out Jennifer Stern's awesome Make a Reverse Applique Tee post detailing how to use machine embroidery software. Jen's sassy how-to makes this simple technique the perfect first time project.
- Here's a darling project that jewelry-maker, Susan Beal ,created expressly for button afficionados. This wonderful picture frame how to lets you use up some of your stash and surround your loved ones with your very favorite embellishments.
- Plus, Kathy Cano-Murillo, The Crafty Chica tell us why we should keep a sketchbook,Diane Gilleland,discovers the glory of mail art, and Daphne Adair on her bike trip to the great yarn finds in Seattle.
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2009 Walker Cup Preview
It was sort of an omen when Buddy Marucci won the USGA Senior Amateur, seeing that he's going to Captain the next Walker Cup, which will be played over the Merion Golf Club course in Philadelphia, giving Buddy a real home court advantage.
For those uninitiated into the world of golf, the Walker Cup is the amateur equilivant of the golf professoinal's Ryder Cup, which pits competative golfers that represent nations and continents against one another, playing up the team and national spirit rather than the individual play.
Unlike the Ryder Cup, which expanded its pool of players to incude those from Europe, the Walker Cup remains a true USA - UK (& Ireland) match, maintaining many of the original traditions associated with the game, and being played for only over historically significant courses.
Hence Merion.
And Buddy.
And the Walker Cup, whose splendid pedegree is traced directly to George Herbert Walker, the grandfather and namesake of President George Herbert Walker Bush.
Like Ryder, the English merchant who put the Ryder Cup into competition, Walker continued the tradition of formalizing the antagonistic national rivalry between players from England and its former colony, the United States.
The first official Walker Cup event was held at Walker's home course, and over the years, at other classic, traditonal golf club courses.
Merion of course, fits the bill to a tee, having been the scene of numerous historic events that have made the golf record books and biographical notes.
The upcoming Walker Cup will most certainly make its mark on the record books as well as the biographies, and Buddy will be one of the more colorful characters who will have an impact on what transpires.
Back when the Walker Cup first started, the best golfers were amateurs, and those who are really good, and have maintained the amateur tradition, will make this a great tournamet.
And the publicity and excitement generated by this year's Ryder Cup will certainly add to the proceedings, and build up enthusiasm as the contest draws near.
- Bill Kelly
Oct. 1, 2008
Far Hills, N.J. - George "Buddy" Marucci, a 53-year-old career amateur who was runner-up to Tiger Woods in the 1995 U.S. Amateur, has been chosen to be captain of the 2007 USA Walker Cup squad.
Buddy Marucci lost to Tiger Woods, 2 up, in the 1995 U.S. Amateur. (USGA Photo Archives)
The next Walker Cup Match, a 10-man amateur team competition between the USA and a joint team from Great Britain and Ireland , will be played from Sept. 8-9 at Royal County Down in Newcastle, Ireland .
"It's a dream come true," said Marucci. "I have some big shoes to fill in following Bob Lewis (2005 USA captain). It's going to be a challenge, and I'm looking forward to it."
The co-owner of Pennmark Auto Group, a company with four luxury car dealerships in the Philadelphia area, Marucci has qualified for 40 USGA championships, including 23 Amateurs.
As runner-up in the 1995 Amateur, he earned an invitation to play in the 1996 Masters. He continued to be one of the country's top amateur players, and reached the quarterfinals of the 1996 Amateur later that year. As a result, he was selected to consecutive USA Walker Cup teams, in 1995 and 1997. He has a combined record of 3-0 in foursomes (alternate shot) and 1-1-1 in singles.
A 1974 graduate of the University of Maryland, Marucci resides in Wayne, Pa.


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Our injury prevention educators and clinical staff provide education to their communities through lectures, events and other health and safety programs. We've compiled a list of some of our health and safety programs, with tips to help keep you and your children safe!
Playing in and near the water is part of childhood. But accidental drowning can devastate a family and community.
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Every child, no matter what their size, could potentially experience bullying in their life.
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The safest way to prevent fireworks-related injuries is to leave fireworks displays to trained professionals.
It's important to talk to kids about the potential dangers of guns, and what to do if they find one.Even though guns are featured in many television shows, video games, computer games and movies, it's important for your child to know that real guns are dangerous and can hurt or even kill someone.
Halloween is a fun night full of costumes and candy, but is also important to stay safe while trick-or-treating!
Help your children stay safe by learning the steps of safe street crossing and how to play outdoors even with they are around traffic.


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In a New Light: Under the Surface - Jaden, 19 - "Open Up"
This picture is really cool because these are the pictures I go for underwater. I love taking pictures of mussels and this is by far the coolest one I got a picture of. The muscle is opened up so much. That is the biggest I've ever seen it open. It makes me feel as if the muscle is letting me in his world under the surface.


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We all have skin imperfections which we do not like, and this is the main reason why we try all sort of commercial products, in order to get rid of them, or just hide them. The good news is that there are other solutions that will help us obtain the desired result, and in a much healthy and easy way. Here are some easy tips for treating any skin imperfections.
Use hydrocortisone for treating your scars
There are lots of people who deal with scars caused, in most cases, by acne. They are without a doubt very unpleasant, and in order to minimize them, it is highly recommended to use hydrocortisone. If your scars are not very obvious, then you will certainly totally get rid of them. Hydrocortisone cream is available on the market these days in 0,5 % and 1 % strengths without a prescription, which means that you can just go the local pharmacy and get the product. Apply it on the affected areas, and live it for the night, in order to do its job. Use the cream for several days, until you actually see that your scars start to fade away.
Go for dandelion stem juice, in order to get rid of skin tags
Do you have skin tags, and you want to remove them naturally? If so, then a great solution to your problem is to use dandelion stem juice. Moreover, this amazing juice can actually be used for a wide array of skin problems. Apply the liquid directly to your skin tags, and then make sure you cover the entire area with a band-aid to keep it in place. Do this for about 4 times a day, for several days. This will make your skin tags dry out, and fall off. Keep in mind that this natural remedy should not be used in case you are allergic to marigolds, daisies, or other similar plants.
Remove blemishes with calamine lotion
When it comes to blemishes, there are lots of people who find them extremely unpleasant and unattractive. Therefore, a healthy and efficient way to remove them is to use calamine lotion. What you need to do is to rub gently this lotion on the affected areas, and then rinse with warm water. This wonderful lotion will actually absorb excess oil from your skin, and this will help with removing the blemishes. It si highly recommended to apply calamine on the affected areas, as frequently as needed. All these easy tips for treating any skin imperfections, presented in this article will definitely help you have a very clean and beautiful skin.


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Let's Hoist One for Bob Dylan: We Loved Him Long Before His Nobel
And so Bob Dylan has won the Nobel Prize for Literature, becoming the first American to do so since Toni Morrison in 1993, and joining an august list of fellow American winners that includes Sinclair Lewis, Pearl Buck, William Faulkner, and Ernest Hemingway.
Our fellow Chicagoan President Obama is down with this choice—"I have probably 30 Dylan songs on my iPod," he said. "'Maggie's Farm' is one of my favorites during the political season… It speaks to me as I listen to some of the political rhetoric"—but "The Internet Is Divided," according to Time magazine. We daresay most hardcore Dylan fans probably are of two minds on the honor: After all, one of the things we've always loved about the artist born Robert Allen Zimmerman 75 years ago in frigid, gray Duluth, Minnesota is that he has been nothing if not cheerfully perverse, and we're wise to heed his long-ago advice not to follow leaders.
To be clear, however, there is never a bad excuse to hoist one in tribute to the living legend who, whether or not he's relegated Shakespeare to the alley, has given us some of the greatest music ever written, recorded, and still regularly performed in our fine country. So here's to you, Bob, and how about revisiting our special three-episode career overview on Sound Opinions to celebrate?
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Remote Control Plug In Wireless Thermostat
This wireless thermostat is a plug and play type temperature controller which consists of two parts, plug in socket and remote thermostat. The remote control uses the RF (Radio Frequency) communication with the power socket which allows you to control your room temperature from anywhere inside your house. Suitable for many kinds of heating device and to protect some home appliances. It will automatically turn on/off heating device as the ambient temperature changes, in order to maintain a constant room temperature.
- LCD display with green backlight.
- Plug and play type, no need for installation.
- Portable design, hold in hand/ stand on table or wall mounted.
- No need to program, easy operation.
- Automatic learn code.
- High/low temperature alarm.
- Display the current temperature and target temperature.
- RF 433Mhz RF technology.
- Free to choose between ℃/℉.
- Free to choose Auto Operation or Always ON/OFF function (Remote control).
- Always ON: the connected heater will be always heating.
- Always OFF: the connected heater will be always OFF.
- Power outage will not affect the settings.
- Low battery warning, ℃/℉ symbol will be flashing when the battery is lower than 2.7V.
- Remote control is powered by 2*1.5V AAA battery (not included)
- Plug type: UK
Technical Specification
- Remote control is powered by 2* 1.5V AAA battery (NOT included).
- Maximum power rating: 250V/13A/50Hz, 3250W.
- Current temp.range: 0℃~60℃ or 32℉~140℉.
- Target temp.range: 0℃~60℃ or 32℉~140℉.
- Temperature resolution: ±1℃ or ±1℉.
- Each press of button: ±1℃ or ±1℉.
- Transmission frequency: 433.92 Mhz.
- Maximum range: 20m in open area.
- Thermostat dimension: 98mm*50mm*29mm
- Controller dimension: 122mm*42mm*20mm
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Personal Development and Mutual Understanding
Personal Development and Mutual Understanding (PD&MU) focuses on encouraging each pupil to become personally, emotionally and socially effective. It also encourages them to lead healthy, safe and fulfilled lives and to become confident, independent and responsible citizens, making informed and responsible choices and decisions throughout their lives.
For further details, see Statutory Requirements for Personal Development and Mutual Understanding at Key Stage 1 and Statutory Requirements for Personal Development and Mutual Understanding at Key Stage 2.
Curriculum Objectives
The learning opportunities that Personal Development and Mutual Understanding provides should help young people to develop as:
- individuals;
- contributors to society; and
- contributors to the economy and environment.
Curriculum Planning
As PD&MU is very much about developing values and attitudes, it is extremely important that pupils have an opportunity to develop these naturally as a consequence of their investigations and guided critical reflection.
Learning should therefore be active. You should encourage your pupils to investigate issues for themselves, to suggest solutions and to make decisions based on what they have learned.
PD&MU Guidance Booklet
The Personal Development and Mutual Understanding for Key Stages 1 and 2 guidance booklet explains what PD&MU is and why it is important, describing its place in the Revised Curriculum..
This document also explains how to implement PD&MU. It discusses suitable teaching, learning and assessment strategies and relates PD&MU to broader aspects of school life.
PD&MU Progression Grids
PD&MU progression grids are designed to give schools a whole school or key stage overview, which can help curriculum leaders to implement PD&MU successfully. The grids can also to be used as a tool for monitoring and evaluating progression throughout the school.
Progression Grid for Foundation, Key Stages 1 and 2
Progression Grid for Key Stage 1
Progression Grid for Key Stage 2
For more information on Personal Development and Mutual Understanding, contact:
Judith Morgan
(028) 9026 1200 ext. 2665
This comprehensive teaching resource is made up of seven units for every year group in primary school. Each unit has learning activities and teaching strategies that can help schools deliver the statutory requirements for PD&MU.
Visiting Churches
Visiting Churches aims to give one example of how two schools, representing both the controlled and maintained sectors, organised a visit by Year 5 pupils to two churches of different faiths in Newtownards.
Sarah and the Whammi
This site contains fun interactive activities about family, friendships, bullying and diversity. The activities support delivering PD&MU at Key Stage 1.
Relationships and Sexuality Education (RSE): Primary Revised Guidance
The new guidance outlines the current issues and provides a useful context for how and why schools should address these important areas. It also helps schools to create a meaningful policy for RSE and support principals and teachers to manage potentially challenging situations.
Relationships and Sexuality Education (RSE)
RSE is an area of significant political and public interest. In light of this, and of changing social issues and attitudes, teachers are asking for clarity on classroom strategies for teaching RSE, particularly in the priority areas below.
Drugs Education: Revised Guidance
The new guidance outlines the current issues and provides a useful context for how and why schools should address these important areas. It also helps schools to create a meaningful policy for Drugs Education and support principals and teachers to manage potentially challenging situations.
UNCRC Resource Hub
CCEA and the Northern Ireland Commissioner for Children and Young People (NICCY) have partnered to create this child rights resource hub for teachers and pupils. Its aim is to provide a range of resources that will help to tell children and young people about their rights, as outlined in the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC).
Stepping Out
This is a PD&MU resource from the Irish School of Ecumenics. This resource contains material for teachers and play leaders working with young children aged 5 to 9 years.
This site offers pupils the tools to adopt a can-do attitude and encourages them to realise their enterprising capabilities. Employability is one of the key elements underpinning the revised curriculum. It aims to bridge the cultural gap between what goes on outside the classroom and what happens in the classroom.
Aim, Aspire and Achieve
A thematic unit which helps schools celebrate the Olympic and Paralympic Games (but can be adapted to celebrate other international sporting events).
CCEA Thematic units Thematic units have learning and teaching activities that can help you deliver aspects of the Northern Ireland curriculum through a specific topic or theme. Several units relate strongly to PD&MU.
Useful Links
Please review all links to judge their suitability before using them with your class.
Best Foot Forward (Travelwise for Schools) A Key Stage 2 teaching tool developed to help teachers bring the advantages of using sustainable modes of transport such as walking, cycling, public transport and car-sharing into the classroom.
C2k NewsDesk An online resource available free to all teachers in Northern Ireland with a C2k account. You can access NewsDesk via a link on the My School home page. There is a bank of age-appropriate news stories that you can use to explore issues related to Personal Development and Mutual Understanding (and other areas of the curriculum).
Children's Mental Health Week Activities and assemblies created by the charity Place2Be to help children understand more about good mental health
Creating a dementia-friendly generation A resource from the Alzheimer's Society that introduces dementia awareness into the curriculum and encourages schools to consider their role in the community to support people living with dementia.
Digiduck Free e-books, PDFs, a poster and an interactive app from Childnet help teachers and parent teach children about online safety. (Age 3-7)
Eat, Taste and Grow A resource on food and local produce, developed in a collaboration between SafeFood and the Public Health Agency.
Global Learning Programme Global Learning Programme provides schools with resources, case studies and information on local training that will support them to educate for a fair and sustainable world through all areas of the curriculum.
Healthy Places, Healthy Children A resource which provides an opportunity for children to research their local area, develop proposals for how to make their own environment a better place to live and connect with public decision-makers to make a change.
Joined up – developing good relations in the school community This resource provides practical ideas and support to help teachers and other educators become more confident in creating and delivering engaging activities relating to identity, diversity and conflict.
Pants Pants is an educational resource the NSPCC developed for schools to help teach pupils to stay safe.
Play Resource: Creative Paths Arts outreach Play Resource aims to develop children's creative potential by increasing their access to the arts. It uses creative approaches to enhance learning and development through building communication skills and exploring emotional understanding.
Radar NI A safety skills education centre in Belfast. It contains life sized, realistic looking streets, houses, rooms, trains, buses and farm equipment to help pupils to learn safety life skills through role play and other practical activities. Suitable for Key Stage 2 and beyond.
South West Grid for Learning (SWGfL) Provides free resources to help educate pupils to think critically, behave safely and participate responsibly in a digital world.
Young Enterprise Young Enterprise have developed a programme for pupils in every year of primary school to help them understand more about the world of work and to develop useful personal skills for employment and business.


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My arthritis pain has decreased by about 80% since I started taking turmeric capsules 3 times a day.
I am NOT being paid by anyone to say this!
I just feel so good that I want you to get the same relief.
I am riddled with arthritis. Genetic and normal wear and tear, arthritis has been eating into my joints and sending up flares with every step, every bend of the knees, and every jar I attempt to open. My activity has been rapidly decreasing over the last 5 years.
In 2014 I had both knees replaced. That's a drastic means of getting rid of arthritis but other wear and tear necessitated the operations. It took almost a year to get 90% range of motion back, but it was worth it. No knee pain when I walk!
But the feet and ankles seemed to hurt more than ever. A hip was starting to catch. And one wrist deteriorated to the point that I could not pick up a cup of coffee. As Bette Davis said,
Old age ain't no place for sissies.
I tried a dozen ointments. Some offered temporary relief of an hour or so.
I tried acetaminophen and naproxen in ever increasing doses.
I tried ice and heat and infrared treatments.
Then my doctor actually prescribed turmeric capsules.
Turmeric is a plant in the ginger family. Native to southwest India, it's used in curries and is a staple on many spice racks. I frequently used the powdered spice in cooking. Hearing that it could reduce inflammation, I was adding it to my tea without any noticeable relief.
However, I try to keep an open mind. A Google search of turmeric reassured me that this is a viable aid to arthritis relief. Off I went to my local health food store to read labels. Many labels. I settled on Wild Harvest. Non GMO organic turmeric rhizome.
I am not advocating this brand over any others. My eyes grew tired of reading the tiny print on the labels, so I went with organic and non-gmo.
I honestly began to feel a difference within a couple days! My ankle wasn't as achey. Within a week, I noticed that I was picking up the coffee mug with my left hand. And one morning when I checked my fitness tracker, it showed that I had slept through the night. Pain in my foot usually woke me several times a night. No more.
Not 100% relief. Yesterday was cold and rainy and I was a bit achy, but I still walked a mile to and from a meeting. I slept like a log last night.
Fresh turmeric or powdered.
My own unscientific research reading tells me fresh turmeric every day will be as effective as capsules. My own experience tells me that I am most likely to have a bottle of capsules handy than fresh turmeric root (which isn't always available in my local grocery store). If and when I can find organic non-gmo powdered turmeric, I will purchase it. For now I will use the capsules and continue to use turmeric in my cooking and tea.
Is turmeric a miracle spice?
For me it is. I walk up and down steps and most days ride my bike (on the trainer). No more ointments. No more high doses of naproxen. I still take a couple acetaminophen capsules when I go to bed.
If you have arthritis pain, try turmeric. Limp to your nearest purveyor of natural food products. I hope you get relief that I did. Let me know!


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Founding ProVest in 1991, Scott Strady is credited with successfully building client relationships and skillfully steering the company's strategic initiatives. With more than 2 decades of experience in the mortgage foreclosure industry, Strady's early career focused on mortgage foreclosure services, which led to the formation of ProVest. His vision is to continually advance ProVest's size and scope, leveraging technology and innovation to secure ProVest's position at the forefront of the process service community. Under his guidance, ProVest has evolved into an enterprise that delivers optimal service offerings through sophisticated technical solutions.
ProVest's Chief Executive Officer, Jim Ward, is responsible for oversight of the organization and working with colleagues to define strategic business directives. Before assuming his current role, Ward served as ProVest's President. With more than 20 years of management and systems consulting experience, previously he was a partner at PricewaterhouseCoopers Consulting and IBM Business Consulting where he provided leadership on strategic global service accounts and focused on enhancing his clients' competitive positions and operating performance, while reducing overall costs.
Chief Revenue Officer, Victor Draper, is responsible for new business initiatives, new product planning, and implementing strategies that ensure the highest level of customer satisfaction. His leadership spans across all aspects of services, including marketing, business development, government agencies, and ProVest media relations. Draper specializes in developing and implementing strategies that ensure high-level customer satisfaction. With 30+ years of experience in the mortgage servicing industry, he entered the process service market by operating Universal Default Services (UDS), a New York-based process service and skip tracing firm which was acquired by ProVest in January, 2007. Prior to launching UDS, Draper led the default services department at Countrywide Financial Corporation. Additionally, Victor Draper is a noted industry speaker at conferences and seminars and publishes regularly in renowned industry publications.
Joey Wilkins, Chief Compliance Officer & In-House Counsel, is responsible for managing the Company's compliance with legal, regulatory, client and internal requirements and provides guidance to management on risk and compliance matters for ProVest nationwide. Wilkins is the Chair of ProVest's Risk and Compliance Committee and has over 10 years of experience in the credit collections industry. Prior to joining JJL in 2011, Wilkins held a senior management position in a regional debt collection law firm. Wilkins graduated from the University of Montevallo in 2005 with a Bachelor of Arts in Business Administration. He graduated from the Birmingham School of Law in 2010 and was admitted to the Alabama State Bar in April 2011.
Bill Monaghan, Chief Financial Officer, is responsible for managing the company's financial divisions, including accounting, financial planning, treasury and shared services. Bill's wealth of experience includes serving in strategic financial positions with local multi-national companies. Prior to joining ProVest, Bill was Sr. Director of Accounting at Catalina Marketing. Bill is a graduate of Rutgers University and holds an MBA from Colorado State University.
Neil Heath, Senior Vice President of Operations, delivers a depth and breadth of experience in the default service space. As one of the first employees, Heath joined ProVest in 1992 as a Client Services Production Manager. In addition to Heath's organizational responsibilities, he also filed cases and served papers for ProVest, affording him a unique perspective from both an operational and process server point of view. These skills were instrumental in his contributions to the evolution of the entire operation. In his current role, Heath has been pivotal in the development and expansion of new geographic markets, including the Midwest and West Coast. His current responsibilities include operational and client oversight of these areas, in addition to multiple office locations in Florida as well as executive management of ProVest's Contractor Management department. Heath is a certified process server for the Circuit and County Courts in the Thirteenth Judicial Circuit in and for Hillsborough County Florida. Heath also holds a "CC" Private Investigator License in the State of Florida. Heath is a member of the National Association of Professional Process Servers (NAPPS), and is a member of the United Trustee's Association (UTA).
Carl Turro, Senior Vice President of Operations, has more than 24 years of experience in all aspects of the process service industry. Originally joining the organization as a Production Manager, in 2007 he was promoted to Vice President. His responsibilities involve operational and client management for the Eastern US, including Florida, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, the Mid-Atlantic States and South Carolina. Turro also provides oversight to the Data and Investigations, and Foreclosure Sales Attendance business departments. Turro is a "C" licensed Private Investigator in Florida and a former special process server in Florida's Sixth Judicial Circuit.
Lynda Smith, Vice President, Information Technology, leads ProVest's Information Technology department in the delivery of strategic business and infrastructure solutions as well as day-to-day IT operations. Lynda brings more than 30 years of experience in Information Technology planning and management. Prior to joining ProVest, she held a variety of senior management and consulting positions, leading teams in the delivery of mission-critical technology solutions in the financial services, telecommunications, hospitality, and manufacturing industries. Lynda graduated from the University of Toledo with a Bachelor of Business Administration.


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Qualitrol Portable PDM Transformer and GIS Partial Discharge Monitor
A self sufficient and portable PDM system for rapid monitoring and analysis of partial discharge in gas insulated switchgear (GIS) and power transformers. The system is field operated, touch screen based and gives engineers the tools required for diagnosing partial discharge with limited or no access to the main PDM infrastructure.
Works with These Assets
Switchgear And Breaker
- Full characterization and localization of partial discharge faults to determine the severity of PD and help in scheduling maintenance
- Very rapid and easy deployment enables maximum time for condition assessment of assets
- Robust and rugged design to maximize portable operation life and support inspections / testing for extended period of time (24 hours up to 12 months)
- Accurate fault detection improves reliability of HV testing ensuring safe and stable HV apparatus installed in substations
- HVDC compatibility saves cost of buying different PD testing equipment for HVDC apparatuses
- Advanced HMI provisions(SMARTSUB Software – intelligent data handling, display and interpretation)
- Intelligent customizable reporting
- Smart and quick real time alarming / alerting mechanism
- Expandable and field upgradable without reconfiguration
- Available in two versions; 3 channels (+1 noise channel) and 6 channels (+1 noise channel)
- Used for low-cost, high performance periodic online and offline PD testing on HV insulating system of GIS and power transformers in transmission installations, power plants and large industrial consumers. The information gained from the system may be used for condition based maintenance decisions
- PD testing and analysis whilst installation and commissioning of HV GIS and transformers
- Quality testing for PD during or after assembling or manufacturing of GIS and transformers
- Lab measurements of PD on any insulating material for scientific and research laboratories
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