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Whoisper analyses the market filtering the partners, the product categories, price ranges, payment terms, geographic areas, periods you can deal with. Selection criterias are choosen in a simple and intuitive manner with our web interface or through your company's IT infrastructure. If you don't have the time to adjust your offers (or requests) to the constantly evolving market, Whoisper will show you hints about all the necessary variations in order to be always ready and competitive with the current situation.
Who is the entity that receives or offers opportunities? An agent? A sales director? A buyer? A buying group? If these people/companies don't work with your partner, are you sure that your data is being read only by those allowed to? Whoisper's staff periodically checks users's identity and keeps their contact data updated.
That partner is interesting, but who are those who operates with? Which products it deals with ? Will it be affordable in deliveries? Whoisper analyses all the market operators and is able to give a rating of the partner, both commercially and logistically.
Whoisper verifies the existence of new opportunities and if you asked for it, will warn you with e-mail, RSS or Twitter.
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Did you forget to insert a promotion of a seasonal product? Didn't you have the time to manage a growing set of suppliers? Whoisper analyses your habits and market conditions, expresses and proposes already filled opportunities, that you can submit as they are or change to your liking.
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Newmont Announces Fourth Quarter and Year-End Earnings Call
DENVER, January 8, 2009 - Newmont Mining Corporation (NYSE:NEM) announced it will report 2008 fourth quarter and year-end results on Thursday, February 19, 2009. A conference call will be held that day at 10:00 a.m. Eastern Time (8:00 a.m. Mountain Time); it also will be carried on the Company's web site.
Conference Call Details
Dial-In Number: 800.619.4068
Intl Dial-In Number: 415.228.4564
Leader: John Seaberg
Passcode: Newmont
Replay Number: 866.457.5512
Intl Replay Number: 203.369.1285
Web Case Details
URL: http://www.newmont.com
The 2008 fourth quarter and year-end results, related financial and statistical information will be available prior to the conference call in the Investor Relations section of the Company's web site, www.newmont.com. Additionally, the conference call will be archived for a limited time on the Company's web site.
Investor Contact:
John Seaberg
Phone: 303.837.5743
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Media Contact:
Omar Jabara
Phone: 303.837.5114
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
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I went and got my brows done by someone for the FIRST TIME EVER. Guys, I am almost 30. This was a big trust exercise. And I came out with good looking eyebrows. Thanks TyrannasaurusBataar for the tip! I'm also in 'get-shit-done' mode right now.
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During each harvest, we take some of our sweetest and largest berries and lock in their freshness for you to enjoy any time of the year. Whether you crave delicious blueberry pancakes, an antioxidant-packed fruit smoothie, or just want to pop them like candy, these premium berries are a welcome treat for any berry lover you know - Especially you! Please note these blueberries are pre-washed. To ensure quality, our frozen blueberries are shipped in a reusable, insulated cooler packed with dry ice and reusable ice packs. Stock up on these premium blueberries while you can!
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Replace Windows for Lead Paint Abatement
Columbus, Ohio homeowners with older homes and windows are at risk for lead exposure from the home's original paint applied before 1978. Strict regulations were put into place in 1978 to limit the use and production of lead based paints due to extreme health risks. Opening and closing windows is a particular risk, since this repetitive motion can grind through the layers of paint applied to window frames and sills. This can cause paint chips and dust to collect on the window sill and be released in the air.
The CDC says: "Windowsills and wells can contain high levels of leaded dust. They should be kept clean. If possible, windows should be shut to prevent abrasion of painted surfaces or opened from the top sash."
While this may be "Feasible," it's hardly ideal, which is why window replacement in older Columbus homes is a good investment, not just for the home value but for the health of your family.
Families with young children in Columbus should especially be wary of older windows and may want consider replacement windows as soon as possible. Toddlers often hang on to windowsills to look out or support themselves while walking and dust on their hands can make its way into their mouths or lungs.
Those with beautiful older homes in Columbus are sometimes concerned that replacement windows will look out of place in their historic home. Though it's true that certain styles of windows may not adhere to the theme of the home, replacement windows from Zen Windows of Columbus come in a variety of frame types and colors that can be matched to existing windows. Better yet, Zen Windows' skilled installers can hand select materials that compliment your home in ways you never knew possible.
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Securing Hope for Victims of Human Trafficking
The Hope Center Indy (HCI) is a faith-based organization where female victims of human trafficking, primarily between the ages of 18 and 30, can seek refuge and begin the healing process. (HCI) operates solely off donations and volunteer work from around the community. The main focus of (HCI) is to give these women the opportunity for a normal life. (HCI) provides basic needs from housing all the way to education and job training.
KST Security salesman, Scott Wheatley, heard about (HCI) through his church. He and his family began volunteering during the winter of 2016. Scott eventually provided (HCI) with his business card, should they have any security needs. Executive director/co-founder, Pastor Hubert Nolen, spoke with Scott about KST's involvement. President, Skip Sampson, decided to donate installation labor and provide equipment at cost for the growing organization and deserving cause.
KST Security installed a Feenics access control system for The Hope Center. KST partnered with Allegion/Schlage who provided electronic door hardware, card readers and access control fobs. KST and (HCI) have plans for future expansion of the systems as The Hope Center moves through its different phases of development. KST Security remains committed to ensuring the safety of the staff and guests of the organization.
KST Security would like to thank all KST associates, Feenics, Allegion, Windy City Wire and Altronix whose support was vital to the successful completion of this phase of the project.
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Almighty Zeus, nor a larger lust
Than for the ever-thoughtful Metis, who
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With high powers. You feared that second birth;
Suppressed your pregnant Thought in one swallow.
The climax of consumed lover in full
Phase became a vast pain, enough to blind.
A sharpened axe against your ruptured skull
Was sole cure to sooth the aching mind.
From that breach sprung forth in connate wisdom,
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Meet the Trainers & Consultants
Tim Grove, MSSW, (senior trainer) is the senior consultant at SaintA and serves as the senior leader responsible for the trauma informed care initiative across all agency programs. Tim has more than 20 years of professional experience in a variety of direct care and administrative positions, including in-home services, foster care, treatment foster care, residential treatment, child welfare, community-based services, quality improvement and staff development. He is responsible for the implementation of SaintA's trauma informed care philosophy and practice. That includes spearheading the implementation of Dr. Bruce Perry's Neurosequential Model of Therapeutics (NMT) across all agency programs and creating the trauma informed care training curriculum, which centers around the "Seven Essential Ingredients (7ei)" definition for how best to understand and implement trauma informed care. Tim received his bachelor's degree in social work from Wartburg College and his master's degree in social work from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Tim is a mentor with the Child Trauma Academy, a master trainer in ACE Interface, a Mandt instructor and provides training and consulting to a broad range of disciplines in trauma informed practices.
Sara Daniel, MSW, LCSW, (senior trainer) is the vice president of educational services at SaintA and has been helping school districts and early care settings work with students affected by trauma, mental health issues and behavioral challenges for 20 years. She is currently a senior coach and consultant for the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction Trauma Sensitive School Initiative and the co-author of the Trauma Sensitive Schools Learning Module Series. She has worked with countless school districts nationwide and trained thousands of school staff on the 7ei of Trauma Sensitive Schools. Sara is also certified in the Neurosequential Model of Therapeutics (NMT™) and is the leader of the Adverse Childhood Experience (ACE) Interface Master Trainer Project for the state of Wisconsin.
Adrianne Walschinski, LPC, is the NM manager for SaintA, providing trauma informed care to children and families. Since 2002, Adrianne has worked in various capacities providing services and treatment to children and families affected by trauma, mental health, developmental issues, and behavioral challenges. She has been certified in the Neurosequential Model of TherapeuticsTM (NMT) since 2011, has completed Phase II/Train-The-Trainer certification in 2015 and currently serves as the Phase III/Mentor role by overseeing the certification process for SaintA clinicians and supporting various other individuals and agencies throughout the United States in the use and implementation of the Neurosequential Model. She provides constultation and coaching services for youth with mental health needs and their teams as requested by county agencies, school districts and private funding sources under the NMT framework. Adrianne is trained in the Wisconsin Pyramid Model and has experience in the role of internal coach/behavioral specialist providing consultation under the context of the model to early mental health providers.
Kanisha Phelps, MSAL, is the supervisor of staff development for SaintA. Kanisha is a former special education teacher from the Milwaukee Public Schools district, serving students with emotional-behavior disorders and social-emotional learning deficiencies. At her former employer, she created trainings about diversity and helped staff develop interpersonal skills. Currently, she assists with work related to historical trauma and emerging leader development. She oversees the direct training of SaintA's behavioral management and trauma informed care curriculum. Kanisha has a master's degree in Administrative and Instructional Leadership from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee.
Michael Joranger, LCSW, is a staff development coordinator for SaintA. Michael has 33 years of child welfare experience in a variety of settings, including schools, residential care, foster care case management, foster care licensing and placement, foster care parent education, as well as agency-wide staff development. Areas of specialty include bringing the SaintA Trauma Informed Care philosophy to a wider audience and crisis management training for agency staff and foster parents. Attendees at Mike's classes include Department of Human Service and Child Protection
workers, law enforcement, corrections, and psychiatric nurses, educators and social workers. He is also a Master Trainer for the ACE Interface Project and a Mandt system trainer. Mike earned
his bachelor's degree from Saint John's University, did graduate work at the University of Minnesota, and earned his Master's degree in Social Work from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee.
Gary Myrah, Training Consultant. Gary was the Director of Special Services for the Port Washington-Saukville School District in Port Washington, Wisconsin for 34 years. Later, he was appointed to be the executive director for the Wisconsin Council of Administrators of Special Services. Gary has served as the president of seven professional educational organizations, including most recently CASE, International. He has served on various organizational boards and served two terms as the chair of the Wisconsin State Superintendent's Advisory Council on Special Education. He has received the Dan O'Sullivan Award twice and the John Melcher Award. In 2018 Gary received the Albert Nelson Marquis Lifetime Achievement Award by Marquis Who's Who.


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Although the Artists' Gallery moved from downtown Columbia to Main Street in Ellicott City last fall, its members are hanging out on a Columbia gallery wall again. That's because there is an "Artists' Gallery Member Show" currently on display at the Bernice Kish Gallery at Slayton House.
This relatively large group show enables individual artists to display multiple works, and it also often gives viewers the opportunity to see how artists share the same medium and subject matter.
Among the photographers, for example, several are interested in the effects achieved by shadows falling across sand dunes.
Terry Pellmar's "Dune Fences" calls your attention to wood fences that are so bent and broken that you get the sense they've suffered from many seasons of wind blowing in off the ocean. This photo also calls your attention to the shadows cast by those fence posts.
John Stier's photo "White Sands I" emphasizes the ripples made in a sand dune by the wind, and also involves shadows playing across the sandy surface. This same photographer's "Waves from the Past" is set far from the ocean in a dry desert environment in which a bare hillside is scoured by curving lines that presumably were made by waves in a distant era.
Another medium that is well-represented in the exhibit is watercolor. One artist in particular, Deborah Hoeper, has some fine examples of what can be achieved with this medium. "Down the Road" relies on a few simple zones of color to evoke a road passing through a landscape topped by a big sky. Hoeper takes a somewhat different stylistic approach in "Night," in which the horizontal bands of deep blue are nearly blended together in places. And her "Windowpane" has washy gray tones emulating the appearance of a mist-covered window.
Another notable watercolor is Bonita Glaser's "Deep in the Woods," in which various shades of green are deployed to suggest the richness of vegetation in a dense woods that is lightened up in places by the sunlight that has been able to break through the leafy cover.
A very different and yet equally crowded place is depicted in Joyce Bell's watercolor "New York Construction." There are workers at a scaffold that has been set up in front of a building on a typically congested city street.
Yet another watercolor artist of note is Jing-Jy Chen, whose watercolor and ink "Spring Blizzard" presents a cherry blossom tree in full bloom and numerous white spots representing snow. The monochromatic gray background serves as an additional reminder that some years winter is reluctant to give way to spring.
Of the artists working in other mediums, Pauline Rakis has two pastels titled "Zinnia" that effectively rely on tight cropping to highlight bright flowers and their delicately depicted petals.
Ellen Corddry's woodcut "Wicomico River in Salisbury" establishes an effective contrast between the leafy detail of the trees along this river and areas of white space for the water and sky.
Etarae Weinstein's quilt "Key Lime Pie" has a border that is, yes, lime green in color. The center of this quilt consists of horizontal bands whose various colors amount to a recipe with many fabric ingredients.
"Artists' Gallery Member Show" runs through March 25 at the Bernice Kish Gallery at Slayton House, 10400 Cross Fox Lane in Wilde Lake Village Center in Columbia. Call 410-730-3987 or email email@example.com


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The Intersection of Insight and Journalism
The AP-NORC Center Update
Welcome to the latest edition of The AP-NORC Center Update.
Delivering Insights from the 2018 General Social Survey
The AP-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research and the GSS staff have collaboratively analyzed the 2018 General Social Survey (GSS). Since 1972, the GSS has monitored change in attitudes and the growing complexity of American society. The survey provides a clear and unbiased perspective on Americans' thoughts about such issues as national spending priorities, race relations, gender equality, immigration policies, and the legalization of marijuana.
Our Latest Reports
The Link between Government Performance and Attitudes toward the U.S. Democratic System
A new UChicago Harris/AP-NORC Poll shows a majority of Americans want major structural changes to the U.S. system of government, and support for change is tied to people's discontent with the government's handling of problems. The survey explores Americans' views about how well the government handles various issues and how well it is representing people like them. It examines how concerns about both government performance and representation connect to overall attitudes toward American democracy. Read more
Perceptions of College Admissions Practices
Survey conducted by the Higher Education Analytics Center at NORC and The AP-NORC Center examine the admission practices of colleges, finding that Americans would like to see change in the college admissions process, particularly when it comes to the emphasis colleges place on factors other than academics. Overall, 38% consider the college admission process to be fair, 36% say it is unfair and 25% say it is neither fair nor unfair. Read more
Attitudes toward the Opioid Crisis and the Health Care Law
Forty-eight percent of Americans consider the use of opioids - both prescription and illegal drugs - a serious issue for their community, and both pharmaceutical companies and opioid users themselves are seen as most responsible for the problem of addiction. A recent AP-NORC survey found that when it comes to solutions to the opioid problem, the public wants their communities to prioritize treatment over cracking down on drug addicts. Read more
And in the wake of President Donald Trump's renewed effort to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act (ACA), many Americans would prefer that President Obama's signature legislation remain in place, albeit with changes. Read more
20 Years after Columbine: Gun laws, School Shootings, and Public Safety
Twenty years after the school shooting at Columbine High School in Colorado, most parents don't have a lot of confidence in the ability of schools to handle an active shooter situation, even as various procedures put in place to deter such a threat are seen as effective. Read more
A recent AP-NORC Center survey also finds that 67% Americans support stricter gun laws in the United States, but many question whether tighter regulations can reduce some forms of gun violence. About 6 in 10 Americans say schools, places of worship, and colleges have been become less safe in the past 20 years, and few think these places where people often congregate are safer now. Read more
Should Gambling on Sports be Legal?
Sixty percent of Americans endorse legalized gambling on professional sports in their state, but only 42% in an AP-NORC Center survey approve of betting legally on college sports. Self-described sports fans are especially supportive of legalizing both professional and college sports gambling in their state. However, those who consider gambling a major problem in the United States are generally opposed to legalization. Read more
Trump's Possible Ties to Russia and the Mueller
Most Americans are at least moderately confident in the impartiality of the Justice Department's investigation of possible ties between the Trump campaign and Russia. The AP-NORC Center survey found that 58% think President Trump has attempted to impede or obstruct that investigation. Read more
Before the release of Robert Mueller's report, 53% of the public say Congress should continue to investigate President Trump's possible ties with Russia, while 45% think Congress should stop. Read more
Seen and Heard
Inside Higher Ed, April 29: The surveys on college admissions were discussed in an opinion piece, "Ethical College Admissions: Fairness, Perception, Reality, Relief."
NPR, April 18: Findings from the AP-NORC survey on the Mueller investigation were cited in the segment, "Before Mueller Report Is Released, Republicans And Democrats Take Sides."
The Hill, April 16: The AP-NORC survey on school safety was featured in the article, "Just one-third of parents are extremely confident their children's schools can stop a gunman."
The New York Times, April 10: An Op-Ed column by Thomas Edsall features AP-NORC's 2018 survey on the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
CNN, April 7: The article, "Very few Americans are satisfied with campaign finance laws, but most don't know a lot about them", cites an AP-NORC 2015 survey on money in politics.
New Faces of The AP-NORC Center
Yasuyuki Saito
Yasuyuki Saito is a Fulbright visiting scholar at NORC at the University of Chicago. He joined The AP-NORC Center on March 30 to research survey methodology for the next nine months. Saito is a senior survey methodologist at Asahi Shimbun, a top quality newspaper in Japan. He conducts surveys using dual frame RDDs, mail, in-person, and the internet. In addition, he writes analytical articles on opinion polls for the newspaper.
Saito has attended the last seven AAPOR conferences, where he has frequently presented papers on survey research in Japan. He received Bachelor and Master Degrees in Electrical Engineering from Japan's Chiba University.
Since Saito's son has just entered senior high school, his wife and son have remained in Tokyo. Saito is such an avid bike rider and accomplished mechanic that he brought two bicycles with him to Chicago from Japan.
Recently Released Data Sets
After about six months or so, The AP-NORC Center makes its data sets available to the public. Once released, data sets are available on the individual survey's project page.
Surveys with recently released data sets are:
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Mayor Rusty Paul Gives Honeybees a Hand
What do Pope Francis, actor Morgan Freeman and Sandy Springs Mayor Rusty Paul have in common? They are among the growing number of amateur beekeepers who enjoy tending to hives and keeping a watchful eye on "their girls"—the thousands of worker bees who gather nectar and pollen and produce honey.
In spring of 2015, Paul, a longtime beekeeper on his family farm in North Alabama, installed about 25,000 bees at Lost Corner Preserve, a local city park that was once a working farm, as part of an urban beekeeping initiative. He personally tends to the bees and enjoys educating the public about honeybees. "I started beekeeping when I was about 15 when my dad bought five hives from a man who was retiring from the bee business, and I was hooked," he says.
"Bees are fascinating animals. They are amazing workers—they visit about a million flowers to make a pound of honey. Their social structure is not unique in the insect world, but it is uncommon. The hierarchial nature of the colony—from queen to worker to drone—is a great management study. The migration of duties among workers over their fairly short lives—from nurses to emerging bees, to soldiers protecting the colony, to foragers—over a matter of days shows their flexibility and adaptability. Every time I open a colony, I learn something new," Paul explains.
Because of the ongoing decline of honeybee populations (more than 50 percent decline since the 1940s, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture), beekeepers across the world, including the mayor, are having to adapt and learn much more than in the past to combat Colony Collapse Disorder. "When I first began beekeeping, it was a simpler time, and honeybees had few problems. Today, the mobility of commercial beekeeping, where colonies are shipped from California to Florida and everywhere in between, means pathogens and parasites spread over more territory much more quickly. This has put great pressure on colonies and consequently requires more attentive management by beekeepers."
Paul says that he's had heavy losses among his colonies, including the loss of his best producer from the previous year. The complex disorder usually results in the death of all the bees in a hive. "I had two colonies at Lost Corners and six on my family farm, but today I am down to one. I was hit very hard by Colony Collapse Disorder last year, but I've ordered my replacements, which start arriving soon," says Paul.
Paul urges readers to help sustain bee populations with careful selection of landscape plants. "Plant trees and flowers that bees can use for food. Not every flowering plant provides nectar and pollen usable by honeybees." For example, azaleas and rhododendrons are beautiful, but they offer no benefit to honeybees. The University of Georgia County Extension program provides extensive information for creating a bee-friendly landscape on their website Extension.UGA.edu.
"Do a little research into local native plants that support honeybees and plant as many as you can. And not just spring bloomers—bees need to gather food from spring until frost so they need a diverse flora in their forage area to prevent starvation," he explains.
Traditionally beekeepers kept hives to have a ready source of honey. But many hobby beekeepers are forgoing honey collection and tending hives primarily to support the bees and ensure their ongoing survival. Pollinating insects like honeybees and bumble bees are a critical link in the agriculture chain and an integral part of a healthy ecosystem, and as Paul notes, they are fascinating to observe.


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It was slower than normal that morning. I think it was because of the record snow and all the people rushing in to get their plows on. It would always be OK with me if you want to reschedule if things are piling up.
We appriciate the personal commitment we get from both the technicians and the front counter. They definately do their best to make us comfortable with our decisions.
I appreciate the quick service and friendly atmosphere that the associates have.
I've had my cars serviced at Lakeside for about seven years now. They have kept my 1993 Nissan on the road running great for all these years as well as a 2001 Durango and a 2001 Toyota Avalon. Foreign or domestic they handle them all.They are under new management (a division of the Muskegon Brake Family) but the quality, communications and costs have not changed. They are the best. You can trust your vehicles to these guys and feel confident in recommending them to family and friends.
2009 Audi A6 3.0T QuattroServiced September, 201235,000 milesI am nearing the end of my lease and have decided to buy my car. I am not a car guy other than I really love nice cars. I have no idea how to service them or anything involved. Therefore, it is really important for me to trust the individuals working on it. I original called the Audi dealership to schedule the appointment. They said it would cost $450 for the service. I pulled up the recommended service from the Audi website and it appeared that the majority of work is through visual inspection. I contacted a few independent service centers and received quotes right around $200. I had heard great things about Lakeside Service Center in the past but I live in Grand Rapids and didn't really want to drive to Spring Lake. I did call them and received a quote around $150. I was a bit concerned since the price was so much less than the Audi dealership. The manager (I think his name was Steve) explained to me exactly what takes place during the inspection and the pros and cons of having done at an Audi dealership vs an independent. After our conversation, I felt very comfortable and decided to schedule an appointment. I drove out a few days later and waited a hour or two for the mechanic to do the work. The great thing was that I could actually watch him do everything. I was even able to ask him questions and he provided thorough answers. Here is the real kicker though. After the service, my car drives better than it has in about a year. It sounds better and there is absolutely no vibration in the steering wheel (which had started when the dealership put new tires on it). I'm still shocked at how much the dealership over charges, especially considering that the service I received at Lakeside was so much better. I highly recommend that anyone with a nice car (or perhaps a not nice car too) consider having the work done here.
Muskegon Brake & Tire hosted a Wheels, Women and Wine night, I attended and brought a couple other ladies with me. It was a fantastic educational and enjoyable event. Justin did a fantastic job explaining your car and all the parts that they inspect when you take your vehicle in to be serviced there. I later took my son's newly purchased used vehicle to them, they inspected it thoroughly and Steve was wonderful about emailing me estimates and explaining what is of the utmost importance to fix for safety. That for me, being the mom, was fantastic. The shuttle service was great, while the car was there, I did not miss any work, in fact I was shuttled by the owner, now that is customer service at it's highest! Every member of the Muskegon Brake & Tire Team made this a wonderful experience and extremely educational, not just another car service shop, this is the best!!
I have been doing business with these people for some time now, super happy and glad that I have. They are very honest and answer all questions.They have been keeping my cars on the road trouble-free which makes my life a little easier. They have my business!!! Again many thanks.Tim Gradisher
I was incredibly pleased with my experience at Muskegon Brake & Tire. I was in Muskegon on an overnight trip when my car was disabled. Needless to say, I was worried about being taken advantage of by a local mechanic. I was referred to Muskegon Brake and Tire by AAA and I could not be happier with the service. Everyone was very polite and treated me with respect. I was informed at all stages of the repair process and they even provided me with shuttle service to Panera bread so I could continue to work while my car was being serviced. Within two hours, I was back on the road and headed home at a reasonable price. Upon checkout, the serviceman went over a complete checklist of some other areas that I might want to look into once I got back home. There was never any pressure and I felt I was in good hands at all times. Two big thumbs up to Muskegon Brake and Tire.


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NAA Conference and Show
70th International Auctioneers Conference & Show
Getting Jazzed for 2019
July 9th - 13th I New Orleans, LA I Plan to Attend!
Members talking to other members. Members talking to vendors. Those impromptu meetings at Conference and Show can lead to big things. But, you can't make those meetings happen if you aren't there!


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Discussion in 'Raspberry Pi' started by Stitches, Nov 24, 2017.
Post any and all questions about the Raspberry Pi here!
Hi guys I'm not really sure how to start a new thread, I have some questions about raspberry pi stuff, any help would be good. Thanks
Can you be more specific?
Also VVVVVVVVV
I created a thread in what I thought was the appropriate section, was it not ?
Hi guys,
Am reaching out to see if anyone has a better understanding of the raspberry pi then myself (not hard).
Have been running retropie for a while and was all going fine then didn't try it for several months and now it won't boot.
Red power LED and green ACT LED stay constant. Have re-written the SD image and tested different power supplies but still not working, basically am asking to see if there is something I can do to test whether it is actually broken, and therefore I'll need to buy another.
Here's a link to the official Pi boot problems sticky thread: https://www.raspberrypi.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=28&t=58151
Have a read through it, particularly near the bottom of the original post where it lists the ACT LED error codes.
Anyone have a good pinout for the different solder pads on a rpi 3?
I am not entirely sure what you mean by solder pads, but here is a link to the gpuo pins if that is what you are asking.
And this picture shows how to wire an external sd card.
Hey guys looking to use 2 Panasonic 18650s to power a raspberry pi 3 and 5inch screen.
I need a booster taking 3.6v to 5v also a charging circuit (preferably one board which can do both), i would like the output to be 3A from the board to assure it will be adequate. These are what i could find but they are separate boards.
I wouldn't trust that 3A step up. Assuming it can even sustainably output the current it claims, it's not going to be efficient at all. A Powerboost 1000c is about the best all in one board solution for pi projects, but it only outputs 1A at 5.2v. What do you even need 3A for anyway? A pi, screen and audio amp can pretty easily run on 1A.
I kept getting a lightning bolt in the upper right hand corner (which meant it was underpowered ) when using the powerboost 1000C. Would the powerboost 1000C work with the 18650s?
Yeah, it'd work fine as long as the cells are both at the same voltage when connected to it. Odd that it's being underpowered, what specific screen are you using?
I'm using this screen
This driver board
As for the batteries they have never been used so they should be the same voltage, is there a way to determine whether the charger in the powerboost 1000C will be adequate?
I am wondering if anyone could help out with my crappy/crackly audio issue. When I plug in a speaker or headphone in the audio jack the problem is present so I don't think the amp or the speaker is the issue. I guess it is power related since I also suspect the minor noise my display suffers from is due to the same issue. And at several occasions (while running psp games for extended periods of time, installing large packages and while booting up). I think the power isn't sufficient because of the current not being enough as every component is connected in parallel to the powerboost 1000c.
You can checkout my wiring on this thread.
PS: Thanks Ewhizz for reminding me to ask about these issues. And thank you stitches for creating this thread!
Fixed it by replacing the power wires with thick pc power supply wires. Everything is perfect now.
Thanks guys!
The charge circuit will be adequate, yes. Bit slow at 1A with two cells, but it'll work fine. I might have also discovered why power consumption is an issue for you, HDMI. Using HDMI, wifi and the running LEDs on a pi 3 B increases its running current draw from 230-250ma to 480ma, and a pi 3 B+ from 350-400ma to 950ma. So depending on which model you have, that might be why.
I am using the 3 B. Could possibly disable wifi and install roms via USB?
Yeah, if you know where to put them, you can just put the ROMs straight onto your USB.
So the linked above screen and driver, a teensy and audio amp with rpi3 wifi deactivated in your opinion should be powered fine off a 1000C?
If you set the screen backlight to low as dictated in the driver board listing, I think so, yes. It's been done before.
I might use a rpi 2 to be safe and get the screen looking nice and bright, at least until a better power option arises. Only issue now is getting sound that isn't crackling
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Thailand floods: Bangkok 'impossible to protect'
The Thai government says it will be impossible to protect all of the capital from flooding because of a build-up of water to the north.
Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra said sluice gates would be opened to allow a controlled release of water through parts of Bangkok.
Describing the flooding as a "national crisis", she said officials were doing all they could to solve the problem.
Over 320 people have died in the floods across the country since July.
Central Bangkok is protected by flood barriers which have been reinforced by troops in recent days.
But the run-off from severe flooding in central parts of the country has built up to the north of the capital, and several northern suburbs are already under water.
'Every direction'
On Wednesday, officials urged residents in seven Bangkok districts to move their possessions to higher ground in preparation for possible flooding.
Ms Yingluck said that every way of slowing the water entering the city had been tried.
"We cannot block the water forever," she said. "We need areas that water can be drained through so water can flow out to the sea."
The problems have been exacerbated by high tides, forcing water back up swollen rivers.
"Flood waters are coming from every direction and we cannot control them because it's a huge amount of water," the prime minister said.
"This problem is very overwhelming. It's a national crisis so I hope to get co-operation from everybody."
Ms Yingluck said the government would work out which parts of the city to send the floodwaters through. The Bangkok Post reported that eastern districts were most likely to be hit.
The BBC's Rachel Harvey, in Bangkok, says that the authorities are now having to decide which parts of the nation's capital should be sacrificed in order to protect others.
Ms Yingluck, who was elected in July, has faced criticism for giving what many in Thailand say has been unclear or conflicting information about the disaster.
Many say that mixed messages from the government led to confusion over the real level of threat to Bangkok, which some officials had suggested would be spared.
The floods - Thailand's worst in decades - have been triggered by heavy monsoon rain that began in July. More than one third of the country's provinces have been inundated.
Some nine million people have been affected over the three-month period, with northern and central areas badly hit in the early stages.
Manufacturing has been hit because several large industrial estates have been forced to close. About 1,000 factories have had to shut.
Japanese electronics company Sony says it has postponed the launch of several products due to disruption at its Thai factories.
On Thursday, the central bank said the damage to industry amounted to over 100bn baht ($3.3bn; £2.1bn).
Meanwhile, rice traders have said that some 3.5m tonnes of paddy have been damaged by the floods. Thailand is the world's biggest rice exporter.
Bank of Thailand governor Prasarn Trairatvorakul has warned that growth this year could be more than one percentage point less than the 4.1% forecast.
But analysts say the loss could be double if Bangkok - which accounts for some 41% of GDP - is hit.


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What is Diabetes?
All the cells in your body need glucose to work normally. Glucose gets into the cells with the help of a hormone called insulin. If there is not enough insulin, or if the body stops responding to insulin, glucose builds up in the body.
There are 2 different types of diabetes. In type 1 diabetes, the body makes little or no insulin. In type 2 diabetes, the body's cells either does not respond to insulin, does not make enough insulin, or both. Type 2 diabetes is more common than type 1.
Symptoms of Diabetes
Diabetes often causes no symptoms. When symptoms do occur, they include:
Should you have the above symptoms, your doctor will do a blood test to measure the amount of glucose in your blood to diagnose the condition.
Complications of Diabetes
Although diabetes does not cause any symptoms, untreated diabetes can subsequently lead to major complications such as:
Therefore, it is strongly encouraged to treat diabetes upon diagnosis.
What can I do to reduce my glucose levels?
Being active, losing weight and avoiding sugary/starchy food can help to reduce glucose levels. Abstaining from alcohol and cigarettes can also reduce the chances of getting diabetes related complications.
If the above lifestyle changes do not work, there are medications that your doctor can prescribe to help.
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Most of my life I've lived where April showers brought May flowers. However, we know that's not how the Valley brings it in. We're fortunate enough to live in a climate where things bloom all year long.
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Ruby Farias is a long-time artist who turned to painting on clothing and accessories in January 2014. Her latest project includes having her paintings photographed and having those images printed on fabrics. She has taken that fabric and has created her new line. Photography by Marion Rhoades Photography.
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Benefiting the Newborn Intensive Care Unit at Phoenix Children's Hospital, Noche en Havana, the 25th anniversary of the gala, was held March 3 at the JW Marriott Camelback Inn Resort & Spa. Since its inception, the gala has contributed more than $17 million to provide hope, healing and the best health care for children and families.
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Hotel Adeline, a stylish new boutique hotel in Old Town Scottsdale, hosted an exclusive media reception March 1. Guests at the housewarming party-themed evening enjoyed bites and craft cocktails from the hotel's three restaurant concepts, live music by the J Forte Duo and behind-the-scenes tours. Photography by Keith & Melissa Photographers.
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Bonk's Café 1952 Baseball Team
The 1950's have often been called "The Golden Age" of amateur baseball in Lorain. The Bonk's Café 1952 baseball team, composed of 17 and 18 year-old high school players, were an outstanding team that exemplified this claim.
Organized and managed by LSHOF 1972 inductee Frank "Hawks" Pawlak, former Lorain Chief of Police, and Joe Godlewski, the team played under the Pulaski name and produced an outstanding record in winning the 1951 Lorain City Class 'C' league championship in convincing style.
In 1952, the team was reorganized under the sponsorship of Bonk's Café and continued their dominating play to again win the Class 'C' league championship which qualified them to play in postseason competition.
First opportunity was at the Junior American Baseball Congress (ABC) series in Toledo, Ohio. They recorded their first game win by defeating Toledo 8 to 1, with Steve Matesick allowing two hits with 16 strike-outs. Next was a 3 to 2 victory over a heralded Dayton team, behind the pitching of Dick Ridenour and Del Bastock. They then hammered a powerhouse Canton Timken squad 17 to 2 to win the 1952 Junior American Baseball Congress State of Ohio Championship. Bonk's had 17 hits in the game with three each by Bob Armstrong, Eugene "Yogi" Berens and Tom Johnson. Jim Yurman just missed a shutout and struck-out 13 batters in the seven-inning game.
The Championship qualified the team to play in the American Baseball Congress Junior Amateur World Series in Niles, Michigan. They won their first game against Abbottsford, Wisconsin, 2 to 1 behind the 11 strikeout pitching of Del Bastock. Their series play ended with losses to Springfield, Illinois and Detroit Trumbull Chevrolet for a final sixth place finish out of the 24 participating teams.
Other members of that Bonk's Café team included Bo Richards, Nick Dugovich, George VanNeil, Dave Glaser, George Reichlin, John Lachowyn, John Witkowski, Steve Perkovich and bat boy, Bob Witkowski.
Numerous players on the team went on to play professional baseball included Del Bastock, Tom Johnson, Steve Matesick, Bill Mihalik, Dick Ridenour, Doug Swartz and Jim Yurman.


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1965 - 1969 Porsche 912
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Porsche produced the 912 between 1965 and 1969 as their entry-level model. It is known as the transition between the 356 and the future 911, compared to which it had fewer amenities, less power, and weighed about 250 lbs less. The 912 was offered in both coupe and targa version, and during its life time Porsche produced 34,959 units.
As it replaced the 356, inevitable the 912 carried over the 356-based flat four-cylinder engine slightly detuned to 102 hp (SAE) at 5,800 rpm and 91 pound-feet of peak torque at 3,500 rpm. The engine was mounted in the rear and powered the rear transaxle. It was mated to a 5-speed gearbox.
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just a few words on what's coming up next. This weekend of course is the Bethlehem Celtic Classic Fri. Sat and Sun. 27th 28th and 29th. I'll be performing Friday at 4.30 in the Grand Pavilion and then again at 7.30 in the Jameson Tent and again at 4 pm on Sat. and 3.15 pm Sun. at the Jameson Tent.
Now I need your help here. On October 19th I will be running a 5km race (3.1 miles) followed by 10km race (6.2 miles) an hour later. On October 20th I will attempt a 21 km run (13 miles). In all a total of 22 miles. I'm asking anyone who might be interested to pledge at least a dollar a mile, or more to raise money for Alex Beaton's Rehabilitation Fund. I can't promise I can finish all this but I have been training pretty hard. The pledges will go right to Alex's website www.alexbeaton.com. You can check out the Runners World website for results and info on the event at rw.runnersworld.com/rwhalf. I will add more info in the next few days but lets get behind this for Alex.
For the rest of the fall I have planned some sailing, golf, orienteering and hiking. My last festival will be in Salado, Texas Nov. 8th. 9th. and 10th. but more on that later. Let's get the word out for Alex.
Cheers, Carl
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This is a fun series! Many of these characters are from the 1976 Bicentennial Series.
These are the Astronauts.
The two on the right are known as Astronaut "B" and the one on the left is Astronaut "A." The "A" is from the 60's, and the "B" is from the 70's. Well, that was too easy. Let's move on.
Very similar, these are called Spaceman dispensers.
They makes me nervous and feel very claustrophobic. They do, however, have some of the coolest stems. Just look at the one on the far right. Pretty sweet swirls, huh!?
Let's see if I can explain without a big long ramble.....ain't gonna happen!
These guys and gals can come with an inscribed stem. It reads Cocoa-Marsh. From what I've been told, this was a chocolate drink mix. I liken it to Ovaltine. Anyway, this dispenser was a premium back in the 60's. So, you can have a Cocoa-Marsh or a Spaceman. The Spaceman stem will be a regular PEZ stem. The cool part are the colors. The Cocoa-Marsh can come in three colors; medium blue, blue and metallic blue. The big question, does the regular Spaceman come in all three? Shown is just the blue and metallic Spaceman. How about medium blue? I'd bet he does!
Here's a pretty one!
This one you won't see very often, if at all. This is what looks to be a Spaceman on pink. The problem is, he has a metal pin. No big deal, right? Wrong. You won't find a Spaceman with a metal pin. You will, however, find a Astronaut A with one, so this guy is a bit of a transitional piece.
See the metal pin? He sits on a 2.6 Austria stem with a non-shadow stem. Hi, Ty!
Some Bicentennial...
Here's some cool looking dudes and dudettes, Betsy Ross (did you know she makes flags), Daniel Boone, Pilgrim, Wounded Soldier, and Captain (aka Paul Revere).
Cowboys and Indians
The Indian on the left is known as Indian Brave. The two gals in the center are called Indian Maidens. The lime green stem is such a beautiful color. Then there's Cowboy! See, they can get along. Is there more to this family? Sure, there's...
Dear Old Dad...
Look at all the pretty marbleized headdresses. Rumor has it that Pez Co. ground up old Make-A-Faces to make them. Hurts, huh?!
Look at the...
One more thing about the headdresses.
The mold on the right is the normal one. But look at the one on the left. See how large the yellow part is compared to the other? And, how tall the feathers are? This is the Hong Kong version and will be found on a 2.6 Hong Kong stem. Pretty hard to find in my opinion.
The Tax Man
Shown are the two different faces of Uncle Sam. Collectors call them flesh and Club Med.
Pilot and Stew
Here's a couple neat ones. This is Stewardess and Pilot. The Stewardesses are on 2.6 and 3.4 stems. The one on the right has a darker face color than the one on the left. This is due to the fact that she flew mostly tropical flights whereas the other gal flew in the colder regions.
Last, but not least...
Can you guess what they call this guy? That's right. Football Player. Excellent job. He's an older dispenser and came in a few different colors. Another Variation to this guy is the stripe on his helmet. The one shown has a piece of tape for his stripe, but there is another version that has an actual plastic piece for the stripe.
Here's a close-up of the tape.
Yeah, I know. There's dirt under the tape. Hey, it was a rough game.
Here's a look at his stem. See the banner? They came packed with an insert. Kids would cut out a flag from this insert and paste it to the stem. In all the years I've been collecting, I've never seen one with a flag attached.
Here's a look at the insert. Seems little Johnny cut something out.
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Roland DürreMonday September 16th, 2013
Bi-Weekly News #34: IF Akcademy / IF-Forum – Thursday, September, 19th, 2013 – Careful! – E-Mail!
This week, the time has again come: on September, 19th, 2913, at 18:00 hours, there will be another interesting IF Forum as part of our IF Academy. You can hear an exciting presentation about:
Mailserver & Mail-Client (Careful E-MAIL!)
"History, Spam&Virusses" or "concepts for the secure and reliable operation of a mail server"
(Hans Bonfigt / Marc Haber – redoxSystems)
And here is the good news:
By now, we can verify that, besides Hans Bonfigt, Marc Haber will also be there. The two of them are experts when it comes to the technology and the depths of our so often-used medium email. In fact, with these two persons we have a couple of "supremely knowledgeable" guests who are both extremely competent and radically critical, since they are "chips of the old block". Both of them have the special talent of coming up with simple explanations even when the topic is complex. I know them both personally and they will give very interesting reports as co-speakers.
For instance, they will deduce logically that an enterprise basically cannot avoid having its own mail server. They will also show how easy it is to install said mail server and how cheaply it works if you use free software.
Simultaneously, they will give a quasi "first-hand account" about the rather "common" concept of "SINA-Boxes" potentially abusing your civil rights on a daily basis without your having even the slightest chance of so much as noticing it.
Since currently this topic is rather much-discussed, we promoted the IF Academy presentation to become a "special IF Forum".
Consequently, this coming Thursday evening is another very good opportunity to introduce InterFace AG to our friends, partners, customers and all interested persons, as well as to new colleagues.
So here I am asking you all to support the IF Forum and make it a lively event. I will also be very happy to welcome participants who failed to register on time or decide to visit spontaneously.
For details and registration, click here: LINK !
I look forward to welcoming many visitors!
(Translated by EG)
Roland DürreMonday May 13th, 2013
Bi-Weekly News #33: IF Academy – Thursday, May, 16th, 2013; Craftsmanship – Thursday, June, 13th; IF Forum – Thursday, July, 11th, 2013
Dear IF blog readers,
Today, you are getting an invitation for two presentations and one workshop:
On May, 16th, (next Thursday), Alexander Jachmann of the IF-TECH AG will be the speaker in our series of lectures: "Craftsmanship – Technology from Computer Scientists for Computer Scientists!" (also known as Beer&Informatics).
His presentation is about:
UBUNTU&ANDROID – Test in Practice
What exactly can the windows alternatives do? Features, problems and solutions. An overview.
For more information and registration, click here:
As always, the event will start at 18.00 hours in the seminar zone/top floor of the Unterhaching InterFace AG building. The presentation is scheduled for 6.15 p.m. – you are welcome to arrive from 5.30 p.m.
There are still some vacancies!
And for all those who cannot come, we broadcast the presentation live on the internet. From around 18:15 hours, you can see the video stream of the presentation on http://www.ustream.tv/channel/IF-Forum.
In addition, we will do a video recording and publish it on youtube (Kanal InterFace AG) if necessary.
Here are the other dates of the IF Forum:
Technological IF Forum 2013: Workshop Craftsmanship accompanied by Wolf Nkole Helzle (Social Media Art artist) on June, 13th, 2013 starting at 13:00 hours!
and then the second IF Forum 2013 this summer:
IF Forum
Jean Paul and Hypertext
Annina Klappert
July, 11th, 2013 | 18.00 Hours
I would be happy to welcome you on one or more of these events and wish you a very nice month of May!
Roland Dürre
(Translated by EG)
Roland DürreTuesday April 9th, 2013
Bi-Weekly News #32: For Those Of You Who Make Up Their Minds Spontaneously: Tomorrow, April, 11th, IF Forum
Dear If-Blog readers,
Here, once again, some news due to a special occasion:
Tomorrow is the first 2013 IF Forum!
Bernhard Echte will talk about
Jean Paul the entrepreneur.
Entrepreneurship more than two hundred years ago.
For more information on the presentation, look at
As usual, the event will be at the seminar zone of our InterFace AG building at Unterhaching and start at 6 p.m. We would like to start the presentation at 6.15 p.m. and welcome our guests from 5.30 p.m.
There are still a few vacancies!
I would be very happy to welcome some spontaneous visitors who read about it here at the IF blog.
And for all those who cannot come, we will again broadcast the presentation live on the internet. Click here
http://www.ustream.tv/channel/IF-Forum after 6.15 p.m. and you will get to the live stream.
Additionally, we will do a video recording and later publish it on youtube (Kanal InterFace AG).
With my best wishes for a beautiful spring season!
Roland Dürre (RMD)
Roland DürreMonday November 12th, 2012
(Deutsch) 2-Wochen-News #31: Für Kurz-Entschlossene: Morgen – 13. November – IF-Forum
Roland DürreMonday June 11th, 2012
Bi-Weekly News #30 – IF Forum, Bad Tölz Cheese Festival, My Summer Party.
Dear If Blog readers,
at long last, I am writing another one of my bi-weekly blog news articles. This time, we have several reasons:
On June, 21st, we will have our next
IF FORUM (with soccer party).
This time, our speaker is Frau Susanne Hofmann of the "Tölzer Kasladen". She will speak about:
Quality Beats Quantity
How top quality food should be prepared!
After the presentation, we will all try how the good cheese from the "Tölzer Kasladen" tastes. And since it is the day of the EM quarter finals, there will be the "Soccer Party at InterFace" after the IF Forum. We will show the game live in our seminar zone.
Be assured that there will be enough to drink and eat for all of you.
In accordance with this, Frau Hofmann holds the Fourth Bad Tölz Cheese Festival between June, 15th and June, 17th (that is Friday through Sunday)!
And "last not least", here is the news for my friends: On June, 24th, we are having a private summer party at home. The occasion is – not exclusively, but also – my wife Barbara's birthday. I would hereby like to invite all those who feel friends with me. Since I cannot be sure that all my friends received my invitation, I published it here:
I look forwards to numerous replies and wish you all a wonderful early summer!
Roland Dürre
(Translated by EG)
Roland DürreWednesday January 25th, 2012
Today in the evening – IF-Forum in the Internet
In our IF Forum EXTRA of Wednesday, January, 25th, 2012, we will get the chance to see and hear a very special presentation. Klaus-Jürgen Grün is our guest. He will talk about the
The Art of Thinking Negative!
Many already look forward to this event. Our big lecture hall in the seminar zone of the InterFace AG building at Unterhaching well certainly be very (perhaps too?) full. But so what? Because
we will broadcast the entire event live into the internet!
An internet presentation is most fun if you see it in a group. That makes it possible for you to discuss it at your heart's content afterwards – maybe even until next morning.
Roland DürreTuesday January 10th, 2012
IF FORUM 2012 EXTRA on Philosophy
In the evening of Wednesday, January, 25th, 2012, Dr. Klaus-Jürgen Grün will give a presentation at an IF Forum EXTRA on
The Art if Thinking Negatively!
at our Unterhaching office building. Klaus-Jürgen already talked to us in summer 2009 at the IF Forum. At the time, he fascinated us with his presentation on Brains or Guts (Kopf oder Bauch).
Since Klaus-Jürgen will be in charge of a seminar all day on January, 26th for the IF AGORA on "Fahnenbildung", he is scheduled to arrive in Munich on Wednesday.
Consequently, we spontaneously decided in favour of an extra IF Forum.
All friends and acquaintances are invited. The email invitations will be sent to our usual IF Forum attendants shortly.
Interested parties, as well as – in particular – our "regulars", are welcome to register immediately with Claudia Toth.
The presentation will be held at the seminar zone of the Unterhaching InterFace AG building. Guests will be welcome from 6 p.m. and the event will start at 6.15 p.m. As usual, we will prepare for a comfortable round of talks and refreshments after the presentation and discussions.
Klaus-Jürgen Grün published a number of essays exclusively in the IF-Blog. For more information on him, see Wikipedia.
Apart from this special presentation, we chose the topic sustainability for the evenings of our IF Forum in 2012. We already started contacting interesting potential speakers.
Moreover, we plan a "Technological IF Forum" at Unterhaching in co-operation with the Ronneburger Kreis. Over the year, this forum wants to discuss if "ethical behaviour and business success" contradict each other, or if they can be combined quite well.
As always, our "Technological IF Forum" will be held at an afternoon early in the summer. Several contributions will be combined and then end in an interesting discussion. The theme of our 2010 "Technological IF Forum" was Agile Software Development (Agile Software-Entwicklung) and that of 2011 was Humans&Management (Mensch&Management).
Of course, all our presentations will, if possible, be made available on the internet and at Youtube. Everything will be as usual – and there will also be an announcement here in the blog and at IF-Open.
(Translated by EG)
Roland DürreSaturday December 24th, 2011
Merry Christmas!
On the picture, you see two African students going to school. In order to protect themselves against the usual dangers of Africa, they always walk in groups.
The picture is by Birungi Namuyingo Edith from Uganda. Birungi and her friends in the orphanage could use outside help qute well.
Nathan Kurz, operations and CSR manager of IF Localization, keeps in contact with Birungi. A few years ago, he started actively supporting the help organization "Kyosiga Community Christian Association for Development" (KACCAD).
As an international helper, his goal is to improve the living quality of underprivileged persons by promoting income and health-increasing projects. The orphanage where Birungi lives is a project of the Ugandian help organization under local management.
Birungi's shows me how our friends at IF Localization were also a success socially. For me, this constitutes a duty for future behaviour.
The entire IF blog team wishes you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year 2012! Many thanks for always reading our articles!
(Translated by EG)
Nathan Kurz shows a short video with pictures from Africa and his work. You will find the video on Youtube
Roland DürreFriday October 28th, 2011
Bi-Weekly-News #29 – IF Forum "NanotTechnology – The Future of IT", Presentation by Me, With a Video of Rupert Lay
Dear If blog readers,
the next IF forum gives me a reason to write these "bi-weekly news":
On Friday, November, 18th, 2011, at the usual time, Herr Dr. habil Walter Riess will speak in the third and last IF forum of the year 2011. His topic is
Nano Technology – The Future of IT
Herr Dr. Riess is head of the department "Science & Technology" at Zürich IBM Research GmbH. I very much look forward to his presentation. There are still places available. We will meet at 6 p.m. in the IF building, the presentation starts at 6.15 p.m. If you are interested, just contct me.
For more information on this presentation, click on IF-Open (http://www.interface-ag.com/open/) under
My next presentation in Munich will be during the EAA colloquium "Current Developments in Technology and Business". It is about:
Of Projects, Leadership and Management – It Is Always About Humans Interacting …
This presentation is on November, 3rd, at 1815 hours. The location is lecture hall 33/0101 of the University of the Armed Forces at Neubiberg. I am permitted to invite guests and would be delighted to welcome many of you. For details, send me an E-Mail.
I am truly happy about having managed to make more presentations by Rupert Lay available on youtube. Two presentations he held in 1997 on the Ronneburg, on both "Ronneburger Sundays" for the Ronneburger Kreis are about.
"Looking for Meaning in a Complex World" of April, 20th,
"Globalization – Catastrophe or Chance" of September,16th.
These presentations are very special. You will really benefit from taking a look at the videos. The easiest way is to follow the following links:
And, of course, I will be truly delighted if you visit my IF Blog (IF-Blog.de) once in a while, or just enter the Posts (http://if-blog.de/posts/).
So here are my best wishes for the weekend full of Golden October Days to you and many thanks to all the readers of this email!
Roland Dürre
Roland DürreFriday July 15th, 2011
Bi-Weekly News #28 – Invitation to the IF Forum "Evolution" and to the BICCNight
I want to use this edition of my bi-weekly news and invite you to two great evening events. They will both take place next week, one at Unterhaching and one in Munich:
On Wednesday, you can attend the IF Forum at our office building (InterFace AG, Unterhaching), Friday is BICCnight time, which is an event of BICCnet.
1. IF Forum
This Wednesday's IF Forum on July, 20th, 2011 after 6 p.m., will be the second part of the trilogy "Humans&Knowledge(Science)".
Prof. Dr. Gerhard Haszprunar
will talk about
Evolution or Creation?
Attempt at a Synthesis.
For details, click
Seats are still available. As always, you can register via email with Claudia Toth (firstname.lastname@example.com).
2. BICCnight
The BICCnight "it@media", organized by BICC-net, is scheduled for Friday, July, 22nd, 2011, from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. at the Bayerischer Runfunk building. The exact location is: the foyer of the scycraper building at Arnulfstr. 22, 80335 Munich (quite close to Munich Central Station). The contribution by InteFace is my presentation about "What's new, pussycat?".
The BICC-net people kindly allowed me to invite you with company to attend the first BICCnight at the Rundfunkhaus. Why don't you just come and enjoy the surprise program, along with an inspiring night full of discussions and music? The atmosphere will be family-like and exclusive, at the same time media-intensive and informative.
I particularly invite friends who have a strong connection to computer science and/or the media.
Please note that registration is absolutely necessary (that is also true for your company). You should have registered by July, 20th. Send an email to email@example.com. Admission is free, but the number of seats is limited. The BICCnight motto is "it@media" (IT meets Media). I would be very happy to see a few familiar faces.
I wish you a nice summer – and if you go abroad, I wish you a nice vacation.
Roland Dürre
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