text: New innovations are streamlining the supply chain and increasing the efficiency of today's technologies. Every warehouse stands to benefit. Many of the latest warehousing solutions mix the old and the new. The old: technologies such as warehouse management systems, which have been around for a while. The new: software and information technology enhancements. In fact, these innovations are not only giving old technology new efficiencies, but they are also tweaking direct-to-customer distribution New innovations are streamlining the supply chain and increasing the efficiency of today's technologies. Every warehouse stands to benefit. Many of the latest warehousing solutions mix the old and the new. The old: technologies such as warehouse management systems , which have been around for a while. The new: software and information technology enhancements. In fact, these innovations are not only giving old technology new efficiencies, but they are also tweaking direct-to-customer distribution and fulfillment activities. Pick-to-light systems have been given the IT makeover. Newer versions of pick-to-light systems are virtually touch-free. Previously in pick-to-light, the picker had to push a button when he had finished the task. Now newer systems of this long-standing technology have sensors, which detect when the picker's arm is in a pre-designated spot in the picking area. Some even feature RF scanning , which doubles the accuracy. Warehouse management systems (WMS) have also significantly gained in functionality and now provide solutions to current challenges such as downsizing inventory. This is a big concern because of two factors. First, warehouse managers are operating in a buyer's market, with customers demanding quicker delivery with value-added service. Second, buying patterns have shifted—orders are smaller and more frequent. New warehouse management systems address these issues and trim the supply chain. They are not only more functional, but they can easily interface with other technologies. Many WMS applications enable automation while working with both ordering and shipping systems and logistics routing programs. These capabilities ensure the smooth flow of merchandise. At Helzberg Diamond Shops Inc. in Missouri , the WMS receives fulfillment recommendations based on the business activity at each of its 235 jewelry stores. The WMS then gives data to all the warehouse automation. "For us, automation vastly increases accuracy and speed,†says Orlando Jagoda, IT vice president at Helzberg. Even small warehouses can benefit from IT improvements. Small operations can bring partial automation to their facilities through emerging Internet-based services. Application service providers (ASPs) are driving this phenomenon. They let thousands of small warehouses execute operations which were previously not possible without complicated and expensive warehousing technologies. "An ASP is a Net-based system whereby the user pays per transaction," says Ken Ackerman, president of the Kenneth B. Ackerman Company, an Ohio-based supply chain management service. "It's the same idea Xerox came up with 40 years ago when the company sold copies in lieu of copy machines. ASP is still very much in its infancy, but it will open IT to small warehouses. There are people selling this right now, and over time it will have a revolutionary effect on the industry." Material handling solutions that are on the IT edge include wireless technologies such as Palm Pilots and Ethernet bridges that can connect several locations to one network. In addition, robotics and automated picking technologies are easier to use, more compact and more efficient. Automated pallet loaders now use driverless vehicles or embedded platforms that elevate before releasing loads inside a trailer. In fact, most automated picking equipment moves around guided by rails. They pick products from shelves and place them in containers. Since experts say that approximately 60% of all picking activity consists of travelling, these robotic advancements greatly boost productivity by eliminating unnecessary strolling. Voice or speech recognition is also gaining in popularity. This warehouse option frees both hands of the worker, boosting his productivity. It's becoming easier to use. Workers no longer have to adjust vocal inflection so that the program can identify what is being said. Instead, users give speech samples to the system to memorize. In fact, the latest versions of this technology can interpret a range of languages and accents. Speech recognition may even make warehouse radio frequency (RF) technology obsolete, assert many material handling experts. Parcel delivery services already show this trend. At Conney Safety Products, a safety equipment distributor in Wisconsin, speech recognition is the preferred choice. With RF, "you have to stop what you're doing, scan the item, and pick the ticket," says John Swartz, vice president of operations. "That's a big negative time-wise, so big that we've decided not to go the route of RF at all. With voice recognition the worker doesn't have to scan anything." Radio frequency may avoid becoming outmoded because of its own IT advancements. RF identification tags have successfully tracked trailers, rail cars, marine containers and other costly items. Embedded or attached RFID tags contain data, which can be retrieved by low-wattage radio waves. This can be sent to a computer or saved on other digital devices to be uploaded later. RFID will work even without direct line of sight, and non-metallic objects such as trees will not obstruct radio wave transmissions. "RFID holds great potential for material handling," says John M. Hill, principal of Ohio-based eSync International, a supply chain systems consulting and integration company. "The trouble is it's far too expensive right now. You can afford to spend $50 or $100 on an RFID tag if the object is to identity rail cars, and be willing to spend a little less if you're tracking automobiles. But the price per tag in a warehouse will have to be less than five bucks if there's going to be a payoff." Total interoperability is a fast approaching IT reality. The material handling industry has tried in recent years to achieve interface standardization so that different equipment and information systems can "talk" to each other. Experts say this would be a tremendous step, removing the need to adjust software every time there is new hardware. While total interoperability may be a few years away, task interleaving has already arrived on the warehouse floor. This new technology combines warehouse management jobs to decrease travel time. For example, warehouse forklifts, which pick up pallets and take them to another part of the warehouse, can be programmed to complete another task on their way back instead of returning empty-handed. Data warehousing is another IT-driven warehousing solution. Data warehousing notes trends and what SKUs are selling over a period of time. Then utilizing trend analysis and statistical process control, it makes recommendations about where merchandise should be placed in the warehouse. Items in high demand are made more accessible while slower-moving ones are consigned to less-explored places. "We're at the stage with this stuff now where many fundamental problems have been licked," says Larry Shemesh, vice president and principal of Gross amp; Associates, a New Jersey-based material handling consulting firm. Total automation, he says, is "doable, but it won't happen overnight."


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`Start by reading this article and discuss in your journal how current official definitions of "migrants", "refugees" and "asylum seekers" are challenged by the on-going migration crisis at the South-East borders of Europe.
You can also see Unit 2.1 for more information about irregular migration in Mediterranean region, Unit 2.2 about EU norms on asylum seeking, and Unit 2.3 on the case of Syrian refugees.
Don't forget to have a look to what others have done in their journals!
Labels and mobility
Migration discourse often categorizes and labels different forms of mobility based on the values and views of the speaker(s) and audience(s). The challenge with addressing this complex issue with the goal of categorizing people is that there are so many influences and factors that are intrinsically, and systemically, integrated in mobility-related decision making processes.
Mobility terminology is constantly evolving. This article reminded me of terms used to describe labour migration processes and actors. Reasons for using the word 'host country' versus 'destination country' can be used by governments and civil society differently, despite both bringing different notions of 'temporality'. Other terms, such as 'country of employment' suggest a qualifier of 'purpose', to indicate that a person is in a country for a specific objective. When that labour is finished, the term 'country of employment' could imply there is no purpose or reason to stay in that country any longer. Alternative perspectives indicate that this is an accurate depiction why a migrant is situated in a specific country at a specific point in time.
I do not think challenges related to mobility terminology are felt by mobile populations in isolation. When I think of stateless individuals who live in communities that transcend state borders, it becomes more apparent how our globalized, state-centric construct of geography does not just affect IDP, 'refugees', 'asylum seekers', or 'migrants', but those who do not feel connected to the state that 'governs' the landscape in which they were born. How do we want to label these groups of people given these categories?
Terminology and words have power to elucidate feelings and/or reinforce certain perceptions about a group of people. It is therefore essential to employ critical thought to develop descriptive language for mobile populations, with the understanding that this language must change over time to reflect the context and connotation these words have in our daily lives.

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Offers selected features of alternative Asian TV segments, news stories, editorials, photos and more from Japan, Korea, India, China and many other Asian countries. Also includes some WTF Japanese, North Korean online videos, entertainment news, beautiful Chinese and Japanese models, and much more.
Saturday, August 04, 2012
1996 Mario Kart 64 Japanese TV Commercial
Nintendo first developed and released its Mario Kart マリオカート video game as a spinoff from the Super Mario series starting in 1992. Since then there have been nine different types of Mario Kart games published. Nintendo's current game in this series is Mario Kart 7. Just uploaded the other day, here is a nostalgic Japanese TV commercial from 1996 for Nintendo's Mario Kart 64 video game: Related: Remi Gaillard's Mario Kart Is Back!
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Keeping your home secure is always a concern, no matter what time of year it is. But the holidays tend to be the time where many homeowners bulk up on extra security functions and features. Whether it's because you will be out of town or because statistically, break-ins during holiday months rise, you and your […]Read more


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Wine exports provide reason to celebrate
Despite a significantly reduced harvest in 2010, Austria's wine industry managed to increase exports in the first half of 2011.
Austrian Qualitätswein is now as popular as ever, both in Austria and abroad. Although export volumes fell in the first half of 2011 due to the reduced yield, it was possible to increase exports by 2%. The impressive sales result is due a surge in sales of high quality wine in the mid-range and premium price categories.
Developments in key markets were particularly pleasing: Austria managed to increase sales of bottled wine in the main market of Germany by 2% - and this despite a 9% decrease in export volume caused by limited availability. In Switzerland the value in sales increased by 11.4%, despite a decrease of 22% by volume. Wine from Austria is enjoying great success in the USA: volume +4%, value +14.3%. There were even greater revenue increases in the Netherlands (+ 22%) and Sweden (+50%).
The Austrian Wine Marketing Board is also optimistic about the near future: a high quality 2011 harvest, combined with a sufficient quantity of wine, means that they are striving to achieve a new export record in the coming year, whereby Austria should also see a sharp increase in volumes.


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Pokemon Stadium has become a perfect party game
Forget About Mario Party
Pokémon Stadium can be viewed as a bit of a relic. The main thrust of the game came from seeing Pokémon in full 3D colour rendering. Your monsters stepped out of the Gameboy and battled it out in an epic arena. This made experience so much more real than the mainline games could manage. However, central titles now match that experience and the battle system outdated. Is there much point in playing Pokémon Stadium beyond a nostalgic experience? Pokémon Stadium is worth revisiting, but not as a single player experience. Instead, next time you're playing with friends you should skip the bitterness of Mario Party and launch Pokémon Stadium. In a strange way, it has become a perfect party game.
Let's start with a strange problem that's likely one of the main reasons behind it's absence from virtual consoles. The Transfer Pak and availability of original Pokémon cartridges. Many of us still have our cartridges, and can still transfer our old Pokémon over to Stadium. If you don't have your cartridge, or have lost bits of equipment over time, you're left with the rental Pokémon. Even if you still own your cartridge, the monsters on it are a snapshot of when you last replayed the title. Transferring them over to battle seems a little like returning to your old Animal Crossing town, full of guilt. Using your own Pokémon to battle just isn't the same as experience. The Game boy Tower also falls into this category. It's nice to play sometimes, but largely superfluous in the era of roms and virtual consoles.
The single player campaign of the game is the Cups and Gym Leader Battle Castle. Both modes serve as a rush of Pokémon battles. The Battle Castle is the key battles of the first generation of Pokémon as a kind of boss rush. The cups are a more free-flowing tournament. Battle after battle after battle, honestly just gets a bit tedious. The Cups are a little better, with more variety in the limitations you're given but it's still not an engaging experience. The battle system in Stadium is an improvement on the Red and Blue but it's still not great. When you play the old system for a while, you realise the value of the changes, balances and additions that have been made.
In the past, a big part of playing these sections was using your own Pokémon. Outdated hardware has meant that you'll be picking from the generated sets of Pokémon to take on the challenge. Removing all aspects of caring for and raising a team can leave this mode as just tests of proficiency in a battle system you've been using for decades. For many, myself included, Pokémon is about a lot more than just the battles. These modes simply don't hold the pull they once did. Nostalgia aside, they are unlikely to be of much interest as a solo experience.
Pokémon Stadium remains a great experience even with these drawbacks. It has come to occupy a genre that no other Pokémon game has successfully conquered. It's became a perfect party game. The combination of the mini-games and quick Pokémon battles have made what was a side element of the game into a great multiplayer experience. Specifically, it's a multiplayer experience that can be picked up and played quicker and easier than anything else in the Pokémon franchise. You need very little prior knowledge of Pokémon, this makes it incredibly accessible. Its gameplay can be done in short sessions, and there's enough variety to stop anyone getting frustrated.
The quick multiplayer battles lack the complexity of modern Pokémon battles, and they feature a smaller rented roster. This levels the playing field and makes matches with friends easy. This is especially the case when other players may be lapsed fans uninterested in the recent titles, or just don't have a 3DS with them at all times. The rental Pokémon allow you to jump right back in and the more limited system stops you getting too weighed down in the meta game. These battles are great fun with friends and the simplicity of them works to an advantage here. These quick battles are the best way for a group of players to test their ability battling, without too much organization or prior work. There's enough there though to keep them competitive and keep everyone pretty well focused on the game, even if their not currently playing.
The second part of Pokémon Stadium as a party game is the best feature of the entire package, the mini-games. They replicate the best of Mario Party but are more manageable in their quantity and without the commitment of a few hours playing a whole board. These games are simplistic enough that anyone who didn't own the game originally can pick them up with relative ease. This is key if you're trying to convince a group of people to play an 18 year old game. None of them would scare off non-gamers, and they evoke the kind of game play that made Nintendo the only option for party games.
The mini-games strength comes in their simplicity. Anyone with experience with the game likely has one or two they considered their strong points. This also allows other players to get a look in even if they don't have that muscle memory. 'Who's the best' can become incredibly competitive, as whichever player is in last position takes control of mini-game selection. In the wrong hands, this can lead to half an hour of Magikarp Splash. But it also works to balance the game and stop players dominating to the point that it's not fun. The mini-games also get progressively more fun as you play, with people who have never played the game before becoming infuriated by the mention of Snore War.
Pokémon Stadium has taken on a completely different life as a retro title. Rather than its original purpose, it's became one of the most fun multiplayer experiences available. With a few friends and some beers, it becomes as much fun as Mario Kart. It's strange how different this is from it's original intention, but its given the title longevity. Nostalgia is definitely a factor here. But enjoyment doesn't rest on this, the experience is fun even for those who have never played. It should be central to all game nights with a Nintendo 64 present.
For extra fun, the battles work great with the Pokémon drinking game.


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In this BBC series from 2004, Dr Nigel Spivey investigates everything from cave paintings to ceramics, pyramids to palaces and icons to artifacts across five continents and 100,000 years of history. Although this one isn't available online, you can rent it from LoveFilm (or Netflix) and failing that, it is available in Amazon UK and Amazon.com there is also an excellent micro-site on the PBS website with in-depth information and links.
How Art Made the World : Episode 3, Art of Persuasion
You can view my notes on episode 2, the day pictures were born here. You can view my notes on episode 3, once upon a time here.
This episode explores how art can be used as a persuasion device by those in power and when did we learn to use images, to create a powerful icon or symbol, this way?
The use of art as a tool for those in power, started at different times, in different cultures. Near Stone Henge the grave of the Amesbury Archer was discovered in 2002, the grave was different to those previously found near the site, as this one was not Roman but much earlier, dating back to when the first sarsen stones were erected there. What made him interesting was the gold hair tresses, which are the oldest dated cast gold in Britain, and the fact that he was a foreigner from the region that is now Germany / Switzerland. The archer had completed an epic journey for the time and the treasures in his grave show a man of status. Art for personal adornment, like these hair clasps, elevated him above his peers.
As time progressed, art became a political tool, kings competed for more dazzling adornments. As kingdoms got bigger the kings had to overcome communication issues. Darius the Great of Persia, ruled over 20 nations from Persepolis. As very few people could read, Darius had stone reliefs created that combined styles from all over the empire, the carvings showed each nation bring tributes to their king. This showed a sign of respect and the carvings communicated that Darius admired and respected his people. Darius created a symbol for himself, that of the archer, symbolic to Persians as leadership and wisdom central to the concept of kingship. Darius embossed this symbol on gold coins which became the currency to trade within the empire.
Darius' conqueror, Alexander the Great, took this concept further. Even from an early age, Alexander's image was being made for him. In his fathers tomb, an Ivory head recognisable as Alexander's was found, showing that his image had been made for him in advance of him becoming king. In Pompeii, a copy of an original Macedonian painting, shows Alexander the great, shown fearless, fixated on his enemy and leading from the front. He is in the midst of battle with king Darius, shown fearful and panicking. Where Darius had used a symbol to communicate his power, Alexander used his face. On defeating the Persians, Alexander melted down all their coins replacing them with coins bearing his head. Test have shown that people are more influenced by the image of the head and this technique has endured 2500 years and still used today.
This artistic power can be used for sinister purposes, to persuade us to see things a certain way or even deceive us. The earliest known use of this dates back to the Romans. In 40bc Rome was in crisis, the city state was split between royalists and republicans. You could tell people's political allegiance by how they dressed. Octavian (Augustas) understoof the power of art and used it to his advantage. He needed to persuade his opposition and used artists to create a less threatening image, one that won over the republicans. Although the image showed him as a powerful general, it didn't show any military arms, and his gestures were more about humility than power. His armor breast plates show him accepting surrender of the Parthian Empire, with the gods looking on approvingly. The statue offered reassurance, but it was all a lie. While he portrayed himself as a peace maker, he was getting rid of the opposition; while he was preaching humility, he lived like corrupt royalty and while pretending to hand power to the people he reinstated himself as a king.
The leaders of past used paint and marble, today we use digital manipulation. But as humans we still remain vulnerable to the persuasive power of art.
You can view my notes on episode 2, the day pictures were born here. You can view my notes on episode 3, once upon a time here.


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Juventus are already making contingency plans in the event they lose star left-back Alex Sandro to Manchester City, in what could be one of the blockbuster deals of the summer.
According to Turin-based newspaper Tuttosport, Alex Sandro is becoming 'increasingly enthralled' by the idea of joining Pep Guardiola at City, and Juventus have identified former Chelsea full-back, Filipe Luís, who is currently at Spanish club Atlético Madrid, as Sandro's replacement.
The 26-year-old Brazilian is still not certain to leave the Juventus Stadium this summer, but it is now reported that City could be willing to pay almost €70 million (£59.1 million), a world record fee for a full-back and an amount that Juventus would simply be unable to resist.
If Juventus could acquire €70 million for Alex Sandro, it would mean a €44 million profit after just two years at the club. Last season, they sold Paul Pogba to Manchester United for an outright world record fee of €105 million (£89.3 million) and though they can't be called a selling club, they have proven that if the price is right they will do a deal.
Juventus's first idea to replace Alex Sandro, were he to leave, was to sign a young promise and develop him, but after seeing how veteran Dani Alves has performed on the other flank, believe Filipe Luís would benefit them, particularly in the Champions League.
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Sometimes critics denounce Christian authors for their explicit use of didacticism, which is the literary form of teaching of morals to readers. However, while didacticism has become unpopular in the last century, Christian authors can use didacticism without being preachy.
"Preachy" is telling the readers how they should live their lives, as exemplified by a novel's characters, and some critics think that Christian authors go too far in creating stories that exemplify Scripture without regarding what really happens in life. One example of a didactic novel is William P. Young's The Shack, which reveals the healing process of a father, Mackenzie Allen Phillips, who forgives a serial killer for murdering his daughter. The novel ultimately shows that when one forgives one's wrongdoer, one will be healed within one's spirit.
While Christian authors should be commended for promulgating Scripture, some critics denounce them for their blatant Christianity. It's as if the novels are compelling readers to obey the novels' biblical morals, and these critics seem to think that Christian novelists should show readers what the Christian life is like without telling them how to live a Christian life. However, Christian authors will inspire their readers no matter how explicit the use of didacticism is, and whether the use of didacticism is inappropriate for the novel is up to the author to discern.
Flannery O'Connor, a Southern Christian author, says that Christian authors can still portray morals without being preachy. In her essay, "The Church and the Fiction Writer," O'Connor explains that some Christian authors tend to create their plots around a certain theological message that they believe their readers need to hear. While this evangelism is not wrong in itself, O'Connor says the job of evangelism should belong to the evangelist, while the storyteller should reveal the story's morals through the plot of the story itself. In her own short story, "Good Country People," O'Connor writes about a middle-aged woman who loses her wooden leg to a Bible salesman who runs off with it after she flirts with him. This plot seems awkward, O'Connor admits, yet from the life of the lonely woman, readers infer that the wooden leg carries more meaning than simply an object of transportation. It symbolizes how the woman values herself, and when the salesman steals it from her, he is essentially stealing a part of her personality.
When authors write their novels, their faith will show through no matter what they write, even if they don't mention God. Novelists don't necessarily need to quote Scripture to be Christian or didactic, but they shouldn't infuse Scripture or biblical references into their books if their readers are unaccustomed to such references. Instead, the authors should make the spiritual references or moralistic themes flow within the context of the story. Kate DiCamillo's Because of Winn-Dixie reveals the hope of a 10-year-old girl, Opal Buloni, who finds that even when her mother leaves her, she is loved by her "preacher" daddy, who comes out of his reclusive "shell" and becomes the father that Opal wants. Although the novel doesn't necessarily gives Opal what she wants, it satisfies her with the thing she needs most: love and support from her family. Further, DiCamillo portrays Christianity in a subtle manner. While most of the characters in the small Floridian town are Christian, they do not necessarily preach (except for the "preacher") or lecture each other on goodwill. The only instances when Christianity peeks through is when the town's dame, Gloria Dump, gives Opal the advice she needs about reconciling herself with her mother's absence, and when Opal finally accepts that fact and becomes closer to her father, she says her heart is "full all the way up," and the readers are assured that all is well.
Sometimes didacticism is acceptable in literature. It seems that no matter how many biblical allusions or Scriptural references are in the novel, some readers will resonate with these morals, because they accept the fact that these morals are appropriate within the chosen genre. DiCamillo's novel shows what didacticism ought to be: It doesn't always mean the characters receive what they want, nor out of their piety do they get what they deserve all the time; but almost always, didacticism shows that by honoring one's God or one's people, one will be blessed in some fashion even if the circumstances do not always align with one's desires.
Some authors portray the world in a way that compels readers to admire the characters' integrity, and by creating characters with seemingly flawless faith, even when the characters endure suffering trials, the authors paint a picture of Christian life that some critics think is inaccurate. But what may seem inaccurate or too moralistic may be the perfect thing that will attract readers to those kinds of novels. If the readers are blessed by the novel, who is to judge how the author should tone down the use of didacticism? That is up to the authors to decide, and when the authors remain true to their convictions, the readers will respect the authors' decisions.


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Established in 1927, Cassina has been designing the future for over eighty years. During the 50s the company, founded in Meda (Milan) by Cesare and Umberto Cassina, launched industrial design in Italy. In the rich and complex turmoil of that era, it was pioneering in the way it encouraged architects and designers to envision fresh designs and most of all translate their inspirations into reality.
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Travel Da Nang – Journey heritage, visitors will discover and learn the famous heritage destination, the beautiful landscapes of central Vietnam as Ba Na Hills resort, Linh Ung Pagoda, Ngu Hanh Son, world natural heritage Phong Nha Ke Bang world …
DAY 1: welcome guest – Travel to Son Tra Peninsula – Ba Na Hills (Lunch, dinner)
The morning: Car and guide pick you up at the station / airport Da Nang
The noon: Lunch. Departing travel Bana hills (expenses excluded 500.000VND / guests). Conquering the cable car to reach the world record 4, enjoy the wonderful climate of four seasons in one day Visit Linh Ung Pagoda, Sakyamuni 27m high pedestal. Join the game in amusement parks FANTASY PARK. Depart for Da Nang.
The afternoon: depart travel Son Tra Peninsula. contemplate Da Nang panorama from above. Linh Ung Pagoda, 67m high Buddha statue.
The evening: Dinner, Bus transfer to the pier.
20h30: You train, a panoramic view of Da Nang City on the night brilliantly bridges the Han river reflected , see fire-breathing Dragon Bridge at 7th 21h, Sunday. Overnight free.
Day 2: Travel Ngu Hanh Son – Hoi An (Breakfast, lunch, dinner)
The morning: Breakfast at hotel, travel the Ngu Hanh Son, conquer tops Thuy Son, visit Tam Thai Pagoda, Huyen Khong cave, visiting Non Nuoc stone carving village.
The noon: Lunch at restaurant, back to the hotel to rest.
The afternoon: Travel Hoi An old Town, old house, Cau pagoda, Trung Hoa assembly halls…
The evening: Dinner, overnight at hottel in Da Nang.
Day 3: Travel Da Nang – Hai Van – Lang Co – Hue (Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner)
The morning: Breakfast, return the room. Depart for Hue, mass admire the majestic beauty of Hai Van Pass was named (most important heroes galaxy), stop at 4 star hotel.
The noon: Lunch at restaurant, receive room, visit Ngo Mon Quan, Thai Hoa Palace, Tu Cam Thanh, The Mieu, Hien Lam Cac, (Cuu Dinh) and ancient Thien Mu Pagoda, built in the early XVII century.
The afternoon: Visit Dai Noi, photographed at the top of the pass.
The evening: Dinner. Freedom to enjoy Ca Hue Huong River.
Day 4: Travel Phong Nha cave, Hue city (Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner)
The morning: Breakfast at the hotel, Departure traveling National Park Phong Nha – Ke Bang: World Natural Heritage. Travel to La Vang shrine.
The noon: Lunch at the Phong Nha Quan restaurant.
Sitting on the boat, reverse Son river, your eyes gaze at the majestic beauty of the mountains and forests Truong Son with charming natural mountain river, visit the Tien Cave, Hoang Gia cave … see masterpieces by stalactite form, that nature has bestowed favors.
The evening: Depart for Hue, dinner, freedom go for a walk Hue.
Day 5: Travel Hue – off guests (Breakfast, Lunch)
The morning: Breakfast at the hotel. Visiting Khai Dinh tomb with a monumental work, diverse styles unique combination between the architecture of the Orient and the West and specialty shopping at Dong Ba market.
The noon: Lunch at the restaurant.
The afternoon: Off guests. Greeting to guests. travel stop here.


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Surrounded by fields of cotton and corn, in the midst of Darlington, South Carolina sits Darlington Raceway, NASCAR's first super-speedway. A place with a rich history from the early days of racing. I had the great pleasure to spend my Labor Day weekend at The Lady In Black celebrating NASCAR's 1985-89 era. Darlington Raceway's Throwback Weekend has become an interest for many fans and the tradition has truly taken on the form of the historic past. From that last lap move Denny Hamlin pulled on Joey Logano to take the checkers in the 'Sport Clips Haircuts VFW 200' to the 80's outfits everyone was wearing, the weekend was nothing short of entertaining!
As I sat in the drivers meeting with Michael McDowell, seeing so many NASCAR icons in one place at one time was very remarkable. It's so cool to see the true legends of our sport keep returning and honor a place that many of them have phenomenal achievements at. This is another reason why Darlington is such a significant part of the past as well as the future.
One of the most exciting parts about Darlington's Throwback Weekend is the paint schemes! Between the Xfinity Series and the Cup Series, there were numerous paint schemes that I loved! Check out some of my favorites below!
Aside from the paint schemes, we can't forget about the outfits! Below are some of my favorite Throwback Weekend fashion trends!
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If, instead, you're the kind of reader who likes snippy disagreements between pedantic Mac nerds, well, read on, friend!
MacJournals News has taken to task the Mac bloggers who openly mocked "Sticker Guy" as he has come to be known -- the reporter who asked Steve Jobs why Apple doesn't participate in the "Intel inside" promotion. According to MacJournals, the revenue the promotion would generate for Apple is reason enough for the question to be a good one.
The Macalope is proud to count himself as a "Logotard", as MacJournals humorously called us, even if it is a bit of a malapropism as we are clearly "Lack-of-logo-tards".
Because it was a stupid question. Sure, maybe not the stupidest question he could have asked, but still a whopper. Because while there may be valid reasons why other companies might take Intel's money and run, there is no chance on Odin's green earth that Apple would ever do it. To ask such a question is simply to display one's ignorance of Apple and Steve Jobs. The only stickers that you'll find on Apple products are those clear ones that protect them on their magical journey to your doorstep.
MacJournals lists other possible questions a reporter could have asked Jobs and discounts them because he would not have provided anything other than...
...marketing platitudes about great new products, great Intel chips, how cool Leopard is, and how hard they're working on the future.
How that excuses asking a stupid question is quite beyond the horned one, but it's also just not true. At All Things Digital, for example, Jobs was asked about the stagnancy of .Mac and revealed that a revision would be coming soon.
Is it easy to get information out of him you wouldn't get somewhere else? No. But it's not impossible, and "Sticker Guy" blew an opportunity. It's not the end of the world, it doesn't mean he's stupid, but there are times when people do stupid things that are just funny.
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This information has been compiled through the generous help of CINOA's trade associations. The text has been slightly modified to make it less country specific.
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New or existing programs in Barron, Buffalo, Dunn, Chippewa, Eau Claire, Pierce, St. Croix and Trempealeau counties were invited to apply for the Hometown Health grant. Recipients named to receive a total of $205,000 in grant money in 2018 are:
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- Big Brothers Big Sisters: Mentors in Motion, $15,000
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- Boyceville School District: Heart Mind Well-being, $20,000
This program will introduce the Resilience/Health Realization model to students in grades six through 12. Training focuses on resilience, youth development, mental health, brain development, stress reduction and social and emotional learning.
- Boys & Girls Club of the Greater Chippewa Valley: Mental Health & Stability Programs, $5,000
Members of the Boys & Girls Club will receive programming focused on preventive measures in mental health, positive youth decision-making and avoiding risky behavior.
- Children's Museum of Eau Claire: Eat! Move! Live!, $19,000
This initiative brings an interactive exhibit and program experience to children and their grown-ups promoting nutrition, fitness and confidence. A food pantry also will be developed to support cooking healthy meals at home.
- Chippewa Valley Free Clinic: Healthier You, $14,500
This program will work to reduce the incidence of obesity-related diseases using interventions that champion and sustain healthy lifestyle behaviors.
- City of Eau Claire Parks and Recreation: Active Aging Fitness Park, $20,000
This project will provide an outdoor space for affordable, accessible and fun low-impact exercise options encouraging older adults to live healthier, more active lives.
- Dunn County Health Department: Nurse Family Partnership Program, $1,000
Specially trained nurses regularly visit young, first-time moms empowering them to transform their lives and create better futures for themselves and their babies.
- Eau Claire YMCA: Concepts of Healthy Living, $2,000
This new, eight-week classroom-based program for children in grades 2 through 7 will teach the importance of an active lifestyle focusing on healthy eating, physical activity and mindfulness.
- Family Promise: Homeless Families Pathway, $25,000
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- Feed My People: Weekend Kids' Meals, $5,000
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- Legacy Community Center: Agnes Table, $25,000
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- NAMI Barron County: Hope & Recovery Project, $23,500
This project plan will expand local support and education to people living with a mental illness, their family members and friends and to area providers.
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VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwired - June 4, 2013) -
Marlin Gold Mining Ltd. (TSX VENTURE:MLN) ("Marlin Gold") announced today that its flagship La Trinidad project is on time and on budget. After successfully securing surface rights, completing a preliminary economic assessment ("PEA"), raising capital and obtaining the appropriate environmental permit in 2012, the Company commenced construction at the La Trinidad project in January 2013. At the end of April 2013 the project is deemed to be 41% complete and on track to produce gold in early 2014. Management expects to complete the project, inclusive of all working capital requirements, with an additional $15 million financing.
In connection with this financing, Marlin Gold has filed a preliminary long form prospectus with the securities regulatory authorities of British Columbia, Alberta, Manitoba and Ontario (the "Qualifying Jurisdictions") for a proposed $15 million rights offering (the "Rights Offering"), with proceeds raised being used to complete construction at the La Trinidad project in Mexico, for exploration and development of its mineral properties and for working capital and general corporate purposes.
Each holder of record of Marlin Gold common shares ("Common Shares"), as of a record date to be announced, will receive one right (a "Right") for each Common Share held. Each Right will entitle the holder thereof to subscribe for additional common shares of Marlin Gold. The subscription ratio, record date and expiry date for the Rights Offering will be determined at the time of filing of the final long form prospectus. To subscribe for Common Shares, a completed rights certificate, together with payment in full of the subscription price for each Common Share subscribed for, must be received by the subscription agent for the Rights Offering, Computershare Investor Services Inc. prior to the expiry date.
"With the completion of this Rights Offering, Marlin Gold will be sufficiently funded to begin producing gold in early 2014. It is a testament to our employees and contractors that we were able to keep to our schedule and budget in an industry where that so rarely happens," said John Brownlie, CEO of Marlin Gold.
The Rights Offering is being made to holders of Common Shares in the Qualifying Jurisdictions. Rights certificates will not be mailed to holders of Common Shares resident outside of the Qualifying Jurisdictions or outside of Canada.
In connection with the Rights Offering, Marlin Gold also announced that it has entered into a standby commitment agreement (the "Standby Agreement") with its largest shareholders, Wexford Spectrum Trading Limited and Wexford Catalyst Trading Limited (together, the "Wexford Funds"), private investment funds managed by Wexford Capital LP ("Wexford"). Pursuant to the Standby Agreement, the Wexford Funds will purchase any common shares offered that are not otherwise purchased under the Rights Offering. The Wexford Funds will not collect a fee for backstopping this Rights Offering.
The completion of the Rights Offering is conditional upon receipt of regulatory approvals, including that of the TSX Venture Exchange.
Further details regarding the Rights Offering and the procedures to be followed by holders of Common Shares are contained in the preliminary long form prospectus available on Marlin Gold's profile at www.sedar.com. The preliminary long form prospectus is still subject to completion or amendment. There will not be any sale or any acceptance of an offer to buy the securities until a receipt for the (final) prospectus has been issued by the applicable securities regulatory authorities.
This news release does not constitute an offer to sell or the solicitation of an offer to buy any securities of Marlin Gold. Nor is it an offer to sell securities or a solicitation of an offer to buy securities in any state or jurisdiction where prohibited by law. No securities referred to herein have been or will be registered under the United States Securities Act of 1933, as amended, and may not be offered or sold in the United States absent registration or an applicable exemption from the registration requirements.
About Marlin Gold
Marlin Gold is a publicly-listed company on the TSX Venture Exchange with properties located in Sinaloa and Zacatecas, Mexico. Marlin Gold's priority is to advance its properties toward production. The La Trinidad property, which hosts the Taunus gold deposit, continues to be the priority focus of Marlin Gold's development activities. A complete NI 43-101 resource estimate and preliminary economic assessment for the Taunus deposit can be found at www.sedar.com or at www.marlingold.com.
About Wexford Capital LP
Wexford is an SEC registered investment advisor with over $4.5 billion of assets under management. Wexford has particular expertise in the energy/natural resources sector with actively managed investments in coal, oil and gas exploration and production, energy services, mining and related sectors.
Cautionary statement regarding forward-looking information
Except for statements of historical fact, this news release contains certain 'forward-looking information' and 'forward-looking statements' within the meaning of applicable securities laws including statements regarding the proposed Rights Offering, the anticipated proceeds, the proposed use of proceeds including the timing and cost of completing construction at the La Trinidad project, the anticipated participation of the Wexford Funds under the Standby Agreement and the anticipated timing of gold production. Such forward-looking statements are based on the opinions and estimates of management at the date the statements are made, and are subject to known and unknown risks, uncertainties and assumptions that could cause actual results to vary materially from the anticipated results or events predicted in these forward-looking statements, including those risk factors identified in Marlin Gold's Annual Management's Discussion and Analysis and in the long form prospectus dated February 6, 2013 filed under Marlin Gold's SEDAR profile. As a result, readers are cautioned not to place undue reliance on these forward-looking statements. The forward-looking statements contained in this news release are made as of the date of this release. Except as required by applicable law, Marlin Gold disclaims any intention and assumes no obligation to update or revise any forward-looking statements, whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise.
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9:15 a.m. Parish Forum & Christian Education (Kairos)
10:30 a.m. Choral Eucharist
Morning prayer is offered at 7:30 a.m. weekdays, in the Mary Chapel.
Silent morning meditation is offered at 8:15 a.m. weekdays, in the Mary Chapel.
Mid-week Eucharist is offered at 12:15 p.m. Wednesdays, in the Mary Chapel.
Compline is offered at 7:00 p.m. on 2nd & 4th Wednesdays, in the Church.
Choral Evensong is offered at 5:00 p.m. on 1st Sundays, Oct.-June, in the Church.
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Besides food retailing the out-of-home-market is the main trading area of the food industry in Germany. The increasing importance of school meals as part of the out-of-home-market adds up to new market potentials for small- and medium-sized enterprises (SME's) of the agri-food business.
To optimize the current supply system of the EU-Schulobstprogramm in NRW GIQS and the University of Bonn will collaborate in eight work packages for three years. At the beginning of the project the superior cooperation and the initiation of all activities will be planned. Afterwards innovative solutions for marketing and quality assurance for fruit and vegetables will be developed. The third period will primarily focus on know-how transfer and the implementation of the obtained results.
This project, promoted within the framework of the NRW-EU Ziel 2 agenda "regional competitive ability and employment 2007-2013 (EFRE)", is coordinated by GIQS. It has a capacity of about one million Euros. In cooperation with the University of Bonn (FoodNetCenter Bonn, Kompetenzzentrum Gartenbau) the current supply system of the EU-Schulobstprogramm in NRW will be qualitatively analyzed. The main objectives are to develop economic and qualitative relevant concepts to optimize the process and the quality of provided fruit and vegetables. In addition recommendations for an appropriate treatment as well as storage shall be worked out. Within a pilot project the achieved solutions will be implemented and finally evaluated.


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Some of you may have noticed that there was a table for Kingdom of Loathing in the fan concourse last year. Still others may have wondered "Hey, they're an MMO! How come they don't have a panel in the MMO track?"
We have corrected that HORRIBLE oversight.
I just received word from the nice blokes running the fan table that they would be interested in running a KOL panel next year. We're still working on getting some of the developers in on the act, but at the very least we will have a Q&A on the game itself.
What is KOL? I would advise you to bring a good sense of humor with you when you find out. 🙂


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I was buying a patterned top in a charity shop today and the woman behind the counter said, yes, I can see you getting a lot of wear out of that; it's dressy but not.
Thursday, January 13, 2011
Sunday, January 09, 2011
New Laptop, New Start.
I have a new laptop. I also have new laptop guilt, because I had no idea how easy it was to let a toddler break the old one. I wonder how many laptops are broken by beloved chubby hands poking and footering and, whoops! A £400 mistake. That easy. Not like mobile phones that survive endless bounces off the floor.
So, I am frantic about trying to keep the wains off this one. It sits high on a bookshelf and they stand in front of it wailing, praying, willing, 'Puter down. Puter dowwwwnnnn!' It's hard to explain why they can't have it.
I keep telling myself I should blog more. I need to get into the rhythm of it again. To get less self-conscious. To just write. At the moment I'm enjoying reading a book version of Stuart's blog. It's called 'The 'Celestial Cafe' and it just flows like a good conversation or a spring morning and makes you want to read more.
I don't think I'm even aiming for profundity. I just want to get into the habit of writing. You gotta have that for starters.
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Wednesday, January 05, 2011
Digital Detoxes and Blog holidays
Forgive me, dear reader, for my infrequent posting. Yes, I am still torn, often wondering how much time online is too much? I've been enjoying 'The Winter of Our Disconnect' as Radio 4's book of the week.
Basically, a technology-addicted family gave up all screen time for 6 months and found themselves reconnecting in simple and rewarding ways. Here's a summary from a G2 article. Tempting, huh? Nice Man announced, 'We are not doin' that, by the way.' Hmm? Maybe at a later date, I could work up to it. In the meantime, I must get to bed!
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by Kristina Vakhman
North Korea will be sending 22 of their athletes to compete in the 2018 Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang, South Korea next month. Moreover, the two Koreas will march together under one flag in the opening ceremony on Feb. 9, as well as merge their female hockey team players into one team.
In addition to hockey, BBC Sports reported that the North Koreans will go up as challengers in figure skating, short track speed skating, cross-country skiing and alpine skiing.
The official decision came after the International Olympic Committee met in Lausanne, Switzerland last Saturday with delegates from both nations to authorize North Korea's participation. The "Olympic Korean Peninsula Declaration," which was approved during the meeting, guarantees North Korean athletes' entries into the Games.
James Long, a sophomore studying Philosophy at Central Connecticut State University, believes that North Korea's involvement will pave the way toward diplomacy in the heat of Kim Jong-un's nuclear pursuits.
"Having North Korea attend the Olympic Games works two-fold as it allows them to express tensions in a non-violent manner and gives North Koreans a chance to see the outside world as less hostile. I hope that peace may be achieved with North Korea and that these games may lead to that peace," Long said.
Devon G. Arce, a senior and Economics major at CCSU, agreed with this sentiment, saying that "there will be trouble on the horizon" if the motion would have been denied.
"[Kim Jong-un] is still a dangerous leader and this agreement is somewhat making it seem like he is not, yet he still has missile and military power that we should not be taking lightly, even in a time of reunion," Arce stated. "As a minor in East Asian Studies, who has an interest in South Korean culture, society, media and government, I feel the same way many South Koreans feel. Of course the agreement between the North and South will be beneficial to the two countries in that it will make the bond stronger between the governments."
In the past, North Korea has boycotted two major sports events held in Seoul, South Korea: the 1986 Asian Games and the 1988 Summer Olympics. However, this will not be the first time the divided countries competed together, a prime example being their unified women's table tennis team winning the world championship in 1991 against a powerful Chinese duo.
Despite this deal being a landmark achievement in terms of conversation between the two countries—North and South Korea have had minimal contact since 2016—some think that unification is still a far-off fantasy.
"Although I am up for unification, I don't think this is a significant step for unification," Yeonjin Kim, an assistant professor of communications at CCSU who hails from South Korea, commented. "This is a just trial for communication between two countries. For the North Korea side, this event can be used to make them look good to get more support from the United States or other countries. However, beyond these reasons, I believe this is meaningful by initiating communication between South and North Korea."
Critics argue that allowing North Korea to participate normalizes the dictatorship's atrocities, such as its human rights violations, and undermines the sanctions against it. Japanese Foreign Minister Taro Kono told reporters last Wednesday that "it is not the time to ease pressure or to reward North Korea" because "the fact that North Korea is engaging in dialogue could be interpreted as proof that the sanctions are working."
"North Korea is still a dictatorship that refuses to follow most of the world in terms of peace and unity," Arce expressed in regards to these points. "One month North Korea threatens missiles and the next they are making an agreement with the South to share and be united. The two nations coming together under one flag has glazed over the fact that the way of rule in North Korea is dictatorship and the treatment of the North Korean people is a violation of human rights. Not to mention their refusal to follow sanctions set and followed by the rest of the free world. Though this agreement is a good idea for the government relations, we shouldn't be so ready to turn a blind eye to the reality that is North Korea."
"The human rights violations happening there is awful, and I by no means condone it, nor think anyone should," Long also reflected. "However, I do think the best route at dealing with those issues would be a diplomatic one, and having North Korea at the Games could potentially help to make that a reality."


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At the moment the photographs of GUADEC 2010 on Flickr still have an
"All Rights Reserved" license.
Maybe we want to release them under a Creative Commons license, what
would you say?
Also, you could also use the batch edit to place them all on the map,
somewhere on the venue. It is a bit too much work to find the exact
location of the different rooms, but if they would be placed on the
venue that would be nice as well.
Would it also be possible to allow other people to tag people on
photographs? Since GUADEC2010 is not a personal account people might
want to tag other people they see on photos, but at the moment this
isn't possible.
There are some very nice photos on this account! It should be made
more well-known, I think. More people might want to see these great
I could make a post-conference webpage, which would focus on bringing
people to the archives of the conference, e.g. photos, videos,
programme and such.
Sense Hofstede