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Why You Should Consider Living In Dubai.
You could be asking yourself why Dubai is the best holiday destination. Dubai is an excellent place. You could live the life of a millionaire while in Dubai without spending a lot. Dubai is the best place to make a stopover and relax whether you are on business or vacationing. The big shopping malls enable you to purchase anything in Dubai and also the beaches available give you a place to relax. It is the ultimate shopper's paradise. Relocating to this city is also a great idea. A change is as good as a rest they say, and Dubai will give you this much-needed rest.
Dubai should be given serious consideration due to the following reasons. First and foremost, its weather is perfect. Through out the year, the weather in Dubai is always good. The days in Dubai are always likely to be sunny. You could swim every day if you liked in Dubai. The warm weather makes it the best place for convalescents. Winter seasons are not very cold in Dubai since the temperatures never go below 73 degrees Celsius. Such weather is the best for vacations.
You can plan events without worrying about the weather. This should be the primary reason why you got to make Dubai your ultimate holiday destination. Houses are air conditioned in Dubai despite the fact that the weather is very hot. The advantage of this is that your comfort in the houses is guaranteed. You experience minimal sunburns in Dubai since it is not very hot.
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A leading global company prepared its IT organization with around 2,000 employees for a global modernization.
The communication team responsible for the global roll-out wanted to know who they needed to work with to achieve a fast and smooth roll-out.
Innovisor was asked to diagnose the informal networks and identify the key personnel the communication team could not afford to ignore in the roll-out– both at a manager and non-manager level
Two groups of key personnel – the influential managers and key influencers among employees – were identified by name as change catalysators for the global roll-out.
The influential managers needed to be on board with the key argumentation for the global modernization roll-out.
The key influencers at employee level needed to be onboard to enable bottom-up sense making, because as a group of only 2.5% of the workforce, they influenced 74% of the organization.
The company took three steps to enable the change towards global modernization
- The influential managers were used as sounding board for messages in the corporate communication
- All managers were enabled to act as role models
- Conversations with key influencers took place to build trust in the modernization program, so they could help their peers make sense of it
Progress was tracked quarterly through the key influencers

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March 12, 2004
Accessibility and Search Engines - A Marriage Made in Heaven
I've long said to people when explaining the benefits of an accessible web site that it can really *really* improve your placings in search results. Sometimes people get it, sometimes it falls on deaf ears. I'd considered writing an article just on this matter but old mother time got the better of me. Thankfully, Brendan Olejniczak has written an article covering just this topic over at Digital Web entitled Optimizing Your Chances with Accessibility. Go check it out then add it to your armoury for the next time someone asks you "Why should I bother with this accessibility stuff?".


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17 Feb How Not to Blog
I have been blogging for several years now and as I have done so, I have read thousands of posts by hundreds of other bloggers in various spaces on the internet. So my experience ranges outside of just the M&A blog, but where there is even a greater deal more chatter than there is here. In fact, most of the chatter online is more in the technology and software sector than anywhere else. As I have delved a great deal into the blogosphere, I have come across some very good bloggers and some who are, well, not as good. I don't consider myself terrible, but I am nowhere near the caliber of some of the professional writers who draft their prose on the web. However, I have learned a few bloggers etiquette techniques, just from having my ear to the ground.
Don't Always Sell
I know it is tempting to have every post you craft act as a sales pitch, but people rarely read that stuff. They may find it through a search online, but they are rarely going to read through a bunch of posts that are all about how cool your company is.
Another problem with always using your blog to sell yourself or your products or services is that your company will always look very one-sided and self-serving. People don't like that on the web. Google has always prided itself on returning results that people actually want to read, not some junk content that is a ramble about how cool your company is and how many years you have been doing what you have doing.
In addition, the most salesman-like blog posts out there today usually end with an entire paragraph which is nothing more than a blatant sales pitch. If people have gotten that far in your blog (which most of them probably have not because a "lighter" version of the pitch was infiltrated throughout), they will most likely move on from there, not reading anything else. If in fact your post did have interesting content before that, I'm sure the person visiting may click through some other portions of your site to get see all about who you are and what you do.
Give Advice Sparingly
Much like the aforementioned issue that comes from selling too much, giving advice too much can be exhausting as well (just like this post itself—is it nothing more than giving adviceJ ) When you do give advice-filled posts, just make sure they are not the only posts you are writing. Here are some other topics that are interesting to readers and the search engines:
- Industry buzz
- Industry news
- Personal stuff, people often like to read and hear things from the heart
How to get traffic, but get hated
Getting traffic is not to difficult on the internet as long as you are okay with being hated; that's right hated. The way to get large amounts of traffic to your blog is this: talk about specific people or organizations in a negative way. Be an industry critic. Blog about some scandal with the latest CEO of XYZ corp and be scathing in your remarks. The meaner you are the better. This is how to get massive amounts of traffic very quickly. How do you think sites like the Huffington Post get so much traffic? Of course, in our industry, it is wildly important to be as professional as possible. Investment bankers have been getting a very bad rap for the last few years. Keeping it gentlemanly and professional is your best bet in this type of an industry. At least it has been in the past. I'm sure sometime in the future, we will see some punk author who wishes to get his/her name out there write something to get some quick traffic and a name (albeit negative) for him/herself.
So there you have it. There are a literally hundreds of posts just like this, but after reading some industry blogs lately, I thought this would be an enlightening post for some who may not have been as used to blogging as I. There I go, breaking my cardinal rule of giving advice. Happy blogging!


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August 16, 2016 • by Ben Barker
Continuum has confirmed Bill Ooms, President and Owner of BSS Consulting, as a speaker at Navigate 2016, Continuum's third annual user conference, taking place on Wednesday, September 28 – Friday, September 30, 2016 at the Seaport World Trade Center in Boston. Bill will present on Thursday, September, 29, 2016 with Raymond Vrabel, Senior Director, Strategic Partners at Continuum in a breakout session titled, "How to Market and Sell BDR."
During the session, Bill will discuss how he took his backup and disaster recovery (BDR) and MSP business from $650K to more than $1.3 million over the course of 36 months. The session is designed to help Continuum's MSP partners learn how to profile the right BDR opportunities, how to sell the value of disaster recovery versus traditional backup and how to position their MSP business as the go-to IT company for business continuity and disaster recovery in their area, among other tips and tricks.
Additionally, Raymond Vrabel will share his insights, having worked with thousands of partners for more than 11 years to develop their BDR sales and marketing strategies.
Check out the video above to hear Bill speak about the session!
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Influence of Lck abundance on thymic selection, peripheral T cell activation and the formation of T cell memory
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Selection of the T cell repertoire in the thymus is governed by the need to create a repertoire of peripheral T cells that can respond to any foreign antigen in the context of self-major histocompatibility complex (MHC), while enforcing central tolerance to self-antigens. Perturbations in signalling molecules, that reduce the affinity of thymic selection, can lead to the production of a peripheral repertoire with increased autoimmunity, as has been shown for mutations in the Zap-70 kinase. Upstream of Zap-70 is Lck, the most proximal tyrosine kinase required for T cell receptor (TCR) triggering upon TCR engagement by peptide:MHC. In order to study how Lck influences T cell activation, a transgenic mouse model (LckVA), in which Lck is expressed constitutively from a T cell specific transgene and mice have very low expression of Lck (~5% of WT) in both the thymus and periphery, was used. It has been shown that Lck is critical for successful T cell development, yet the results of this thesis show that even 5% of WT levels of Lck are sufficient for selection of thymic T cells on both polyclonal and F5 TCR transgenic backgrounds. Previous studies utilising mice expressing an inducible Lck transgene, which also had reduced Lck expression in the periphery, showed Lck to be critical in determining the activation threshold of T cells. In contrast, peripheral T cells in LckVA mice had similar activation thresholds to wild type T cells, as measured by in vitro upregulation of early activation markers. Further analysis of LckVA peripheral T cells revealed differential influences of low expression of Lck on downstream signalling pathways upon TCR engagement. For example, ERK signalling was impaired, while calcium flux and proliferation were enhanced in LckVA T cells. Finally, LckVA T cells were altered in their ability to differentiate, showing enhanced production of cytokines and retaining the capacity to form memory cells.


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Cherry Blossoms at Gardens By the Bay
Cherry Blossoms at Gardens By the Bay
Spring has arrived in Singapore, with cherry blossoms at their height at the Flower Dome. The exhibits will be on display to Sunday 27th March. The spell-bounding variety, with pastel shades of pink, red, and white, pervades the central display area. Walk through the paths appreciating the strands of delicate flowers in full bloom in a traditional Japanese garden setting, amidst soft background Taiko drum beats. It is particularly relaxing with not too many visitors early in the morning; the conservatories open their doors at 9.00am daily. A small section of bonsai trees round off the exhibits. Of course, there are other beautiful spring flowers to appreciate too, including the cacti enclosures, as new exhibits are being added through the year.
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'A Grand City' - 'Life, Movement and Work': Bristol in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries
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Essays in honour of Gerard Leighton, F.S.A.'Bristol Cathedral Life during the early eighteenth century', Joseph Bettey
'Pitt the Elder and the financial discomfiture of Norborne Berkeley, Lord Botecourt', Eilliam L. H. Evans
'Richmond House and the manor of Clifton', Roger H. Leech
'Paul Fisher, linen-draper and merchant, of Clifton Hill House', Annie M Burnside and Sheila B. Brennan
'Thomas Goldney II and Thomas Goldney III: The creation of the Goldney estate', Peggy K. Stembridge
'Christ Church, City, its fabric and re-building during the eighteenth century', Martin Crossley Evans
'Music at Bristol chapel of the Countess of Huntingdon's Connexion', Anthony J. 'Toby' Parker
'The cemetery under the tower: Christ Church, Bristol; and the destruction of St Ewen's Church', Colin Godman and M. J. Crossley Evans
'The church of St Thomas the Martyr: Demolition and Re-building 1786-1793', Joseph H. Bettey
'Blotting out Bristol: Humphrey Repton's Royal Fort Red Book', Michael J. H. Liversidge
'Jane Austen and Bristol', Deirdre Le Faye
'The Catholic Question in Bristol public life 1820-1829', John R. Stevens
'Parochial burials in Bristol in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, exemplified by Christ Church, City', M. J. Crossley Evans
'The Restoration of the Funerary Hatchments and the Royal Coat of Arms in Christ Church with St Ewen, Bristol', Kate Woodgate-Jones
'Bristol and the foundation of its Madrigal Society', James Hobson
'Dr Pusey: Visitor to Bristol', Lorna F. Hughes
''A Grand City': Kilvert and Bristol', John Toman
'Captain Francis George Irwin: his private press and his Rosicrucian rivals', Robert A. Gilbert
'They came, they stayed and they went: musicians in Bristol in the nineteenth century', Stephen Banfield
'Lovers of Dickens: The formative years of the Bristol and Clifton Dickens Society', Lionel R. Reeves
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Many of us have roots back in Russia or the Ukraine. Rather than go back there ourselves as missionaries we are supporting a Bible College in St Petersburg, called St Petersburg Christian University (SPCU), and about sixty of its graduates who are serving as missionaries and church planters from Siberia to Lithuania and Kirgistan to Moldova.
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As the clock ticks to midnight on New Year Even, people around the world make resolutions to change something in their life. Some popular resolutions are losing weight, eating healthier, being a better person, or breaking a bad habit. Yet the trend each year seems to be that people stick to their plans for the first month but then taper off. For some reason, it is rare to see someone that is truly able to continue the whole year with their resolution. However, using these five tips you will be able to take steps towards turning your new years resolution into a new lifestyle!
First tip: Be reasonable.
Limit yourself to one resolution at a time and make sure your goal is attainable. If your resolution is to become a millionaire, the chances of that happening are slim in comparison to a resolution to lose 20 pounds over the next year. It is important to start small.
Second tip: Pair up with a friend.
Having someone to hold you accountable and push you to keep going will make it easier to stick with it. Lets say your resolution is to get in shape, when one of you is dragging and thinking about skipping a workout the other person can encourage you to keep going.
Third Tip: Journal/Blogging
Start a workout journal or blog where you write your goals and log your activities. Doing this will help remind you of the overall goal and continue to motivate you along the way.
Fourth Tip: Stay positive
Rome wasn't built in a day…Change takes time, so patience is key. If you are not seeing the results you like within the first couple of weeks don't be discouraged, stay positive, and keep going because results will come with time and effort.
Fifth Tip: Healthy Rewards
If you are sticking to your plan feel free to reward yourself! However, you don't want it to be the type of reward that erases all of the hard work you have achieved. For example: if your resolution is to quit smoking don't reward yourself with a cigarette! Instead reward yourself by going out to eat. If your resolution is to get in shape and you have been sticking to your workout and diet plan, then reward yourself with a day off. Rewards should be a treat for good behavior not a common practice.
So share with us some of your New Years resolutions? How can these tips help you stick to your resolution? What are some other challenges that you face? Share your thoughts, success, questions, or challenges below!
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Summary: There were about 50 lectures and about 100 poster presentations with over 170 participants. Twelve eminent international scientists delivered 24 plenary and research lectures. Participants from Russia, Georgia, Iraq, Poland, Germany, Switzerland, Tunisia, China, Canada, UK, France, India, USA, Japan, Korea, Taiwan and Iran attended this conference.
The lecture of Nobel Laureate Prof. K. Von Klitzing was highly appreciated by the participants. One important event in the conference was the recognition given to young scientists and to poster presentations. Young Researcher Awards were given to two young researchers one in magnetism and the other in superconductivity and four Best Poster Awards to two each in magnetism and superconductivity. The Awards Committee also awarded one distinction to a highly accomplished young scientist.
Two highly regarded invited speakers, Prof. Lu Yu from Chinese Academy of Sciences and Prof. Michael Farle from University of Duisburg, Essen, Germany accepted to become Adjunct Professors of the Department of Physics at Sharif University of Technology starting from January 2018.
COMSTECH was one of the supporters of the conference.
Details of Keynote Speakers:
1. K. Von Klitzing
Max-Planck-Institut für Festkörperforschung, D-70569 Stuttgart, Germany
Plenary: A New International System of Units in 2018! How my Nobel Prize Contributed to this Development?
Research: Exciton Condensation in Quantum Hall Bilayer - A Superfluid Ground State
2. K. Shimizu
KYOKUGEN, Center for Science and Technology under Extreme Conditions, Osaka University, Toyonaka, Osaka 560-8531, Japan
Plenary: Superconducting Elements under High Pressure
3. F.S. Razavi
Department of Physics, Brock University, St. Catharines, ON L2S 3A1, Canada
Plenary: Rare Earth Chromium Oxides Revisited, Special Case: Structural, Magnetic and Thermal Studies of Ce1-xEuxCrO3 Nano-Powders
Research: Isotope Effect on Superconductivity and Optical Properties of Pyrochlore Cd2Re2O7
4. L. Yu
Institute of Physics, Beijing, China
Plenary: Metal-Insulator Crossover and Non-BCS Superconductivity in Underdoped Cuprates
Research: Relation between Exchange (Braid) and Exclusion Statistics in Low-Dimensional Systems
5. M.I. Eremets
Max Planck Institute of Chemistry, Mainz, Germany
Plenary: High Temperature Conventional Superconductivity
Research: Phase Diagram of Hydrogen at Pressures up to 470 GPa and Low Temperatures
6. H.M. Ronnow
Laboratory for Quantum Magnetism, Institute of Physics, EPFL, Switzerland
Plenary: Quantum Magnetism – Neutrons in the Quasi-particle Zoo
Research: Magnetism with a Twist – Magneto-Electric Skyrmions
7. M. Farle
University of Duisburg-Essen, Germany; Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University, Russia
Plenary: Functionalized Hybrid Nanomagnets: New Materials for Innovations in Energy Storage and Medical Theranostics
Research: Magnetic Skyrmions in Confined Geometries
8. G. Baskaran
The Institute of Mathematical Sciences Chennai 600 113, India; Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics, Waterloo, Ontario, Canada
Plenary: Resonating Valence Bond Theory of Superconductivity-Support from Systems beyond CupratesResearch: Theory of Ultra Low Tc Superconductivity in Bismuth – Tip of an Iceberg?
9. Kh. Zakeri
Heisenberg Spin-dynamics Group, Physikalisches Institut, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Karlsruhe, Germany; Max-Planck Institute of Microstructure Physics, Halle, Germany
Plenary: Terahertz Magnonics: Feasibility of Using Terahertz Magnons for Information Processing
Research: Phonon Spectrum of Single-Crystalline FeSe (001)
10. M.K. Wu
Institute of Physics, Academia Sinica, Taipei, Taiwan
Plenary: An Overview of the FeSe-based Superconductors
Research: Modification of Iron d-orbitals in Superconducting FeSe Crystal
11. Sh. Deemyad
Department of Physics and Astronomy, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT 84112, USA
Plenary: The Many Faces of the Lightest Metal "LITHIUM" under Pressure
Research: Light Compounds at High Densities: Carbon and below
12. H. Aubin
LPEM, ESPCI Paris, PSL Research University; CNRS; Sorbonne Universités, UPMC University of Paris 6, 10 rue Vauquelin, F-75005 Paris, France
Plenary: Hybrid Semiconducting-Superconducting Systems and Superconductivity at the Anderson Limit
Research: Nernst Effect by Gaussian Superconducting Fluctuations
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Consultation Workshop on Development of Multi
National Project on Plant Genetic Resources
organized by COMSTECH, FAO and PARC.
COMSTECH-ICGEB-NIBGE Joint Workshop on "Use of
Genome Editing and Other New Breeding
Technologies for Global Food Security" held atCOMSTECH Secretariat, Islamabad
Dr. Khareasat visited COMSTECH during the
International Workshop on Genome Editing and
other Breeding Technologies for Food Security,
at COMSTECH Secretariat, Islamabad.
Consultation Workshop being organized by COMSTECH, FAO and PARC
Meeting between COMSTECH and IsDB Delegation.
The 1st Meeting of the Steering Committee for the
Implementation of the STI Agenda 2026 successfully
concluded at the COMSTECH Secretariat Islamabad.
President for united efforts by Muslim countries
to secure bright future.
Ambassador Naeem Khan, Assistant Secretary General OIC,
visited COMSTECH 2019. Various S&T initiatives of
COMSTECH, including the planned 1st Meeting of the
Steering Committee (STI Agenda 2026), were discussed.
Executive Director SDPI Dr. Abid Qaiyum Suleri
visited COMSTECH to discuss possible avenues of
collaboration for SDGs implementation in OIC countries.
Call for Nominations for the 69th Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting Dedicated to Physics.
The Consular of the Embassy of Republic of
Kazakhstan Mr. Arman Tynybek visited COMSTECH Secretariat
Prof. M.Qasim Jan, Adviser COMSTECH was invited
as key speaker on the occasion of World Science Day
for Peace and Development (WSDPD) hosted by
Pakistan Science Foundation (PSF).
Govt to provide funds for promoting pharmaceutical research culture:
Azam Swati (Federal Minister for Science & Technology)
Meeting between H.E. Mr. Furkat Sidikov,
Ambassador, Embassy of the Republic of
Uzbekistan and Dr. S. Khurshid Hasanain,
Adviser COMSTECH
The President of Pakistan in his capacity as Chairman COMSTECH has approved the look aftercharge of the post of Coordinator General COMSTECH to Dr. Tariq Banuri.
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Well it's been a long time coming but it's finally here. The final update to Bean's Quest is trickling through the App Store right now. People are loving the update so far: from the new animated intro, the TWO new worlds, the final boss fight and the new balancing tweaks.
Altogether the new update brings 22 new stages, plus the final boss fight as well. That's 50 stages to play through and complete. Over 40 missing axolotls, jump pars and more than 300 diamonds to uncover across the game. This mega update brings the story to its completion and pulls out all the stops. Check it out if you haven't already!
Not only is the final version landing on iPhone and iPad but we have brought the whole game to Mac as well on the Mac App Store. The Mac version has all the finishings you'd expect for a desktop title: re-mappable controls and configuring your resolution. On a high def TV the game looks gorgeous. The game fills out on wide screen monitors to show even more at once than before, it feels like a classic SNES era game with modern physics.


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Many think the Iran nuclear agreement shows this administration will surrender any American interest in order to get a deal.
If so, the draft UN climate agreement is another one riddled with bad policy.
CFACT has reported many times that among the worst aspects of the proposed climate agreement is the concept of "loss and damage."
Developing nations are demanding the U.S. and other prosperous nations shoulder the liability for any natural disasters that happen to strike their countries as a condition to their signing the UN agreement.
They are turning a blind eye to the fact the Earth has not warmed this century, and that the slight warming experienced during the 20th century was too small to meaningfully impact today's natural weather events.
China and India are increasing their CO2 emissions as fast as their economies will allow, but they would get a pass.
Remarkably, the BBC reports Obama and Kerry may be getting ready to abandon the long-standing American negotiating position opposed to this expensive wealth redistribution scheme, and are preparing to cave.
Unless the public wakes up to what's going on behind closed doors at the UN and speaks out, America could get stuck with a bill from the UN every time a hurricane, flood or drought strikes a poor nation.
When disaster strikes, we should lend a helping hand, and help other nations help themselves.
The fault, however, should not be seen as ours … and neither should the bill.


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Some Bridgeport parents are upset about overcrowded school buses.
Parents say several buses pack students three and four to a seat and some students are left standing in the aisle.
They also say some kids have to walk up to seven blocks to get to the bus stop.
The superintendent says the buses are operating within state guidelines in terms of capacity and walking distance.


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Orchestra and audiences: All about attention
'It's attention that is key; our attention is a zero sum resource – every minute I spend playing a game, for example, is a minute I don't spend watching TV. And, if any company 'cracks' TV, it's not that they've figured out how to do TV better, but that they've figured out how to win a greater and greater share of consumer's attention by doing the same jobs that TV does, but better.'
One of Ben Thompson's superb insights into television and the potential undoing of its business model. Netflix CEO Reed Hastings, himself aggressively seeking to become better than television at several of TV's traditional jobs, offers a compelling summary of the issue:
'What we're really competing for quite broadly is people's time.'
Here at wcfsymphony we have been involved in an in-depth examination of the conditions under which symphonic ensembles operate. One of the critical themes to emerge in our study has been orchestras' increasing inability to compete for audience attention and, more specifically, time. Like TV studios [and the major music labels before them] we are overly focused on maximizing lucrative short term opportunities, stuck on a micro view of our relationship with audiences, and lacking sympathy for the historical and social contexts of the art form. Only when we as an industry fully embrace Hastings' and Thompson's long views will we begin to turn the tides of attention currently ebbing away from us.


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This was my first time to the Grand Canyon and I am go happy I took this tour. Smokey our tour guide is extremely knowledgeable about the Grand Canyon, the National Park system, the history of Arizona and the Native Americans and the local culture. The van was comfortable and we spent the day experiencing the beautiful scenery. This package included lunch which was delicious. If I go back to the Grand Canyon, I will definitely book a tour with this company and request Smokey. Worth every penny.... great value.
From the moment we met our guide Tim and stepped onto the tour bus we knew we were going to have a brilliant day out. Tim is so knowlegeable and passionate about the area, full of facts about the grand canyon and navajo Indian reservation and the surrounding area, animals and history, the people who lived there to the people that live and work there now, his own experiences and life. Nothing was too much trouble for him from making sure we all enjoyed ourselves to taking photos for us, to having lunch with us. We would highly recommend this all day trip to anyone. If we could of tipped him more we would of he's an asset to the company. If we could give more stars we would. Thank you Tim for making our trip so awesome
This was our first time to the Grand Canyon so I knew we needed to do a tour to see as much as possible. Our tour guide was Lynn Sine and she was awesome. She's been doing this for 11 years and was full of historical and geological information. She had the best personality for a tour guide and took us to all of her favorite spots. I appreciated being picked up and dropped off at our hotel as I got to enjoy all of the scenery. She gave us plenty of time at each stop to get breathtaking photos, pick up souvenirs, or eat. There is also plenty of water provided and you definitely need it. We loved this tour and highly recommend it. I hope you get Lynn as your guide!
The perfect way to see the Grand Canyon is on this tour. Our guide, Kathryn , was so informative and pleasant. She brought us to the most breathtaking sites and never made us feel hurried. Highly recommend it.
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Highly recommended. Adding the Indian Reservation and other sites really was educational. Also this tour avoids a lot of the hustle and bustle of the tourist crowds. Tour guide was informative, entertaining, and was sure to pick memorable spots for photos.
Tim Munson was a wealth of knowledge and made the trip a true pleasure.
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Our recent tour of Grand Canyon and the Navajo Indian Reservation was amazing thanks to our dedicated tour guide Chris. He provided so many back stories about what we were seeing to enrich our vacation experience. The blending of siteseeing and history lesson was truly magical. Thanks again Chris and keep up the wonderful story telling.
My husband took a tour of the Grand Canyon and Navajo Indian Reservation. Our tour guide, Lynn, was so enthusiastic and knowledgeable, the time just flew by. Lunch at Cameron was very good. You have got to try the Navajo Taco. And then there was the Grand Canyon... Lynn knew all the good lookouts and noted points of interest. Seeing the Grand Canyon was awesome. In that we were there off season we were able to get to the lookouts for photos easily without a crowd. .Just an incredible and excellent tour with guide Lynn. Thank you!
This tour is perfect for anyone who doesn't want the hassle of finding a parking spot or getting lost. Our guide Brian was very nice and dropped us off at all the right places while he found a parking spot. He then joined us and gave us the highlights of that location along with secret trails we would have never found on our own. He gave us his cell phone number in case we got separated from the group and gave us plenty of time on our own to explore a little. Lunch was great.
The tour guide was excellent. A small group....Lynn had done the tour many times and had lots of information for us.. A day well spent...
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Rags to Stitches gift ideas
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The Element Eden girls at HQ put their creative minds to work and came up with a simple and super cute DIY gift idea perfect for any age.
Rags to stitches is an Element Eden upcyling program that uses excess materials from the garment making process and incorporates them back into new pieces. This process minimizes waste and makes each finished product a one-of-a-kind piece.
To start our DIY gift creation, we took a few left over material pieces from our `Live for the weekend' summer collection. We recommend you to use a second hand piece of clothing and tear off the material.
The next step was to cut the left over materiel into 1 metre long, 5cm wide strips. Some strips were navy, white, pink, spotty, flowery and more happy live for the weekend colours.
Our summer collection is made up of beautiful fabrications and joyous colours to help celebrate what life is really about. Living each day to the fullest and living for the weekend.
Once we had a number of strips laid out, we chose three colours to mix and braid the material into a bracelet, necklace or headband. Now the fun really starts!
While holding the three pieces of materiel, first tie a knot at one end to secure the braid. Then second, start platting through each strip until it comes to an end. It is always helpful to have a friend involved to hold one end while you braid the other. Team work with a smile!
Once the braid is complete and you will see all the amazing fabrications mixed together. To finish the gift, tie a knot to secure and… Voila! You have now made your own stylish and ever so nature friendly bracelet, necklace or headband.
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Supporting Mission
As a Church we exist to Celebrate and share the love of God. The latter part involves mission and this, we believe, is the purpose of the Christian Church (Acts 1: 8). A closer look at this verse highlights, in principle, that we should seek to reach out to those on our doorstep, those in neighbouring communities, and ultimately those elsewhere in the world.
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Journal of Control Science and Engineering
Volume 2017, Article ID 1952594, 11 pages
Parameter Identification and Control Scheme for Monitoring Automatic Thickness Control System with Measurement Delay
1School of Automation and Electrical Engineering, University of Science and Technology Beijing, Beijing, China
2Department of Chemical Engineering, University of Waterloo, Waterloo, ON, Canada
Correspondence should be addressed to Xu Yang; nc.ude.btsu@uxgnay
Received 8 March 2017; Revised 24 April 2017; Accepted 10 May 2017; Published 21 June 2017
Academic Editor: Abdul-Qayyum Khan
Copyright © 2017 Xu Yang et al. This is an open access article distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited.
The thickness of the steel strip is an important indicator of the overall strip quality. Deviations in thickness are primarily controlled using the automatic gauge control (AGC) system of each rolling stand. At the last stand, the monitoring AGC system is usually used, where the deviations in thickness can be directly measured by the X-ray thickness gauge device and used as the input to the AGC system. However, due to the physical distance between the thickness detection device and the rolling stand, time delay is unavoidably present in the thickness control loop, which can affect control performance and lead to system oscillations. Furthermore, the parameters of the system can change due to perturbations from external disturbances. Therefore, this paper proposes an identification and control scheme for monitoring AGC system that can handle time delay and parameter uncertainty. The cross-correlation function is used to estimate the time delay of the system, while the system parameters are identified using a recursive least squares method. The time delay and parameter estimates are then further refined using the Levenberg-Marquardt algorithm, so as to provide the most accurate parameter estimates for the complete system. Simulation results show that, compared with the standard Proportion Integration Differentiation (PID) controller approach, the proposed approach is not affected by changes in the time delay and parameter uncertainties.


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Ola Prime Presents Restaurant Week India – Souk, Taj Bengal
Restaurant Week India (RWI) is back and with it comes some great offers from some of the best restaurants across 6 cities! For 900 +taxes (in Kolkata) you can sample some of the signature dishes that these restaurants have to offer. The rates differ from city to city and also some have different rates for lunch and dinner. Running from the 16th to the 25th of September, you can log onto to their website to check out the menus of the participating restaurants and book yourself a seat. There is a small booking charge of Rs. 60 per person. Ola Prime offers you complimentary vouchers aka trips to and fro from the restaurant for a value upto Rs. 150/- per trip. There is a prefixed menu available for the event across all cities with a 3/5 course meal comprising mainly of the signature dishes. They even have some dishes made especially for RWI but they can come at an additional cost. There are 14 restaurants from Kolkata participating in this event and I got to try out Souk from Taj Bengal. I absolutely adore Mediterranean cuisine so you can imagine how much I was looking forward to my meal…
Souk does not just offer food from Lebanon but has a menu featuring cuisine from 7 countries belonging to that region. Their RWI menu is made up of some of the most popular dishes aka cult customer favorites. Appetizers like Hummus Beiruty and Kolokithi, Main course dishes like Fattir and Vegetable Tangine & Dessert like Rose Petal Ice Cream have been some of the most requested dishes over time. Well it was time to begin the meal…I got to try the Hummus Beiruty, Avocado Zaalouk and Felafil. The avocado dip is really nice and refreshing almost but the hummus is packed with flavor! They have added onions, tomatoes and parsley to spiced chickpeas. It was very easy to see why everyone likes it so much and I have never tasted hummus like this. Definitely the winner for me from the three. The felafil were really crisp and went really well with both the dips.
I had Vegetable Tagine as the main course…couscous served with vegetables, kalamata olives and prunes in tomato sauce. Another dish packed with flavor…I have tried Mediterranean food in Dubai on my recent trip and even didn't match up to the flavor and taste of the dishes we were served here. The couscous blends in perfectly with the vegetables coated in tomato sauce with the prune adding the slight hint of sweet to balance out the burst of flavor in your mouth. I thought the Tagine had a one up on the Hummus and might just be the high point of the meal…but the best was yet to come! The absolute star of the meal and highly recommended by me is the Rose Petal Ice Cream…made with fresh rose petals I was kinda thinking that it might be a bit bland but it blew me away. At times it even tasted a bit like pan ice cream but milder and it could be the case cause gulkand is usually the main ingredient in a pan. I tried a bit of the baklava which was nice but honestly I ended up ignoring it cause I didn't want anything to take away from the taste of the ice cream. Pure bliss! What a memorable end to a truly wonderful meal. I had a great time thanks to the Souk and the Restaurant Week India. Book your table with your family and enjoy some great food over some lovely bonding. I have already made some bookings…so I hope to see you around somewhere 😀 Take care!
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Strawberry and Basil Semolina with Lemon Yoghurt and Walnuts
by rubadubdublog
With spring beginning to ease its way into our lives, it has come as a little bit of a shock that I have been loathe to give up the hot breakfasts. After such a long winter I am usually hanging out for something light and fresh at the beginning of the day. Perhaps it's because we've really experimented with breakfasts this year. We have chosen to feed Raffaella a vegetarian diet (like her mum!) and it has forced us to look at different types of meals to give her (and us) to ensure the best start to her day. Even now that she is eating most things we still try and limit the amount of dairy (in particular cow's milk), sugar, salt and gluten that she has in her diet as they have the reputation of being hard to digest or place added strain on her little digestive system. Her parents should probably eat more like her too!
So while this week's post heralds the new season, it still allows us to enjoy the comforts of a bowl of warm porridge as the mornings are still a little cool. I learnt to make semolina from one of the most talented cooks I know – my mum. To make her traditional version a little lighter I cooked it in coconut milk and added a side of lemon yoghurt and walnuts. Love you mama.
I have not teamed strawberries with basil before and I was really excited by the outcome. Strawberries were in abundance at the markets over the weekend and the basil was a beautifully sweet accompaniment. I have never seen Raffaella eat breakfast with such gusto.
Please note that strawberries, honey and nuts are on the 'avoid' list for children under the age of one here in Australia. You could easily substitute the strawberries for raspberries or blackberries, and for the yoghurt, mix in some coconut flakes or chia seeds instead of the nuts.
Strawberry and Basil Semolina with Lemon Yoghurt and Walnuts
Serves 2
1/4 cup coarse semolina
1 1/2 cups coconut milk
8 fresh basil leaves, finely chopped
6 strawberries, diced
1/2 tsp vanilla extract
2 tbsp natural greek style yoghurt
2 tsp lemon juice
1 tsp raw honey
crushed walnuts
Bring the coconut milk to the boil and add the semolina and vanilla extract. Reduce the heat and simmer stirring constantly until the liquid reduces and the semolina thickens. If necessary add more coconut milk to achieve the desired consistency. Once cooked (the semolina will be nice and soft), remove from the heat and fold in the basil and strawberries. You can add a little agave syrup or maple syrup here if you prefer it sweeter. Serve warm.
To make the lemon yoghurt, combine the yoghurt, lemon juice and honey well and sprinkle the walnuts on top to finish.


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Christmas Ornaments are Travel Treasures from Around the World!
I love Christmas, and one of my favorite parts of Christmas is decorating my trees (yes, I put up two trees!). I love to pull all of my ornaments out of the boxes and remember where each of them came from.
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Most of my ornaments have some sort of special meaning to me. In some cases, they are ornaments that were passed down from my parents or grandparents. I also have ornaments that I made when I was a little girl. But my favorite ornaments are the ones that I bought during my travels.
I don't buy a lot of souvenirs when I travel, but there are two things that I do buy to help me remember the places I've been. I always buy a refrigerator magnet. My refrigerator door is covered with magnets from many of the cities I've visited. The other is a Christmas ornament to hang on my tree.
I had a feeling that a lot of my Tips2LiveBy readers did the same thing. So, I asked everyone to send me pictures of some of their favorite ornaments while they were putting up their Christmas trees this year.
Here are their ornaments and their stories.
(By the way, the picture of the tree at the beginning of this article really is my tree. I have always had a real tree in my living room and an artificial tree in my family room. After the "Great Christmas Tree Crash of 2015" – my real tree fell over and broke a lot of my treasured ornaments – I decided to switch to an artificial tree in my living room this year. The one I got is amazing, and I am SO happy with it. It's 10 foot tall and does not come pre-lit (I like to do my own lights). For less than $400, it's a great deal. You can order it here.)
Julie is a friend I met during a cruise on the Douro River through Portugal earlier this year. She loves to travel and loves to collect ornaments from her travels. In fact, she's the one that gave me the idea for this article!
Julie sent me a lot of pictures of ornaments, and it was hard to pick just a couple to share. One of my favorites, was this egg shaped ornament from her recent trip to St. Petersburg. It's a place not many people visit, and the painting on the ornament is absolutely beautiful.
My other favorite, was this silly one from the Florida Keys. It makes me think of the sun and warm weather!
Ornaments that you buy with loved ones are always the most special. Crete's 90 year-old grandmother lives in New Zealand, and they bought this beautiful angel when she visited her several years ago.
Kris went on her honeymoon to Hawaii, and returned for her 5th wedding anniversary, so this ornament has special meaning.
Kris has also traveled to several countries in Europe, and shared a couple of her favorites with us.
Sometimes the best memories are the ones you make close to home. Kerry is from Toledo, OH (my hometown). Ever since her daughter (who is now 11 years old) could walk, Kerry, her daughter and her Mom have had an annual tradition of spending a "girl's day" and visiting the mansion at a local metropark. Each year, the mansion is decorated for Christmas and is open to the public to visit. Over the last few years, the tradition has expanded to include Kerry's stepdaughter and sister. Those memories make this one of Kerry's favorite ornaments.
Jen is a lucky to have a job in the travel industry, which means she gets to go to a lot of cool places. One of her most recent trips was to Panama, where she picked up this hand-made ornament.
Jen's favorite ornament from her travels is from a trip she and her husband took to Iceland in 2011. She purchased it in a little Christmas shop in Reykjavik that is only open for the holidays. Iceland is famous for its wool, which is what the body of this ornament is made of.
Kristen shared two ornaments with us. The first was purchased on her honeymoon in Hawaii.
Kristen also shared a favorite ornament from her family's first trip to Disney. Her daughter was 5, and her sons were almost 2 at the time. Kristen loves this one because it's an old-fashioned style ball, which are hard to find.
Lori found an ornament treasure at a flea market. Even though she didn't travel to Japan to get it, the ornament came from there. In fact, she thinks the ornament pre-dates WWII, as it has "Nippon" painted on it, rather than Japan.
So what are my favorite ornaments? I have so many that it's hard to pick just two. So, I decided to go with ornaments from two of my favorite places in the world.
Frankenmuth, Michigan is a little town just north of Flint. The town is German-themed, with tons of little shops on the main street, and the best all-you-can-eat chicken dinner in the world. Frankenmuth is also home to Bronner's, which is the world's largest Christmas store.
When I was growing up in Toledo, Ohio, Frankenmuth was just a couple hour drive from us. My parents would take us up there every year, and let us pick out a special ornament. Since we've moved to Philadelphia, I don't get back as often as I'd like, but I still try and make a trip up there from time to time. During my last trip, I picked up this ornament to represent my favorite Christmas store on my tree!
One of my favorite places in the world is Poland. I am of Polish decent, so the country holds a special place in my heart. During our first visit there several years ago, I saw these two ornaments in a little shop in Krakow, and had to buy them.
So, there you have it – some of my reader's favorite ornaments from around the world. As you celebrate Christmas this year, I hope you have some ornaments on your tree that bring back special memories for you too!
Do you have a favorite ornament from your travels? I would love to hear about it! Comment below or e-mail me at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Update: Man in Arlington standoff had been accused of assaulting autistic relatives
(Updated at 1 p.m. Friday with more details on the suspect's charges)
A man accused of assaulting his wife and two autistic relatives this month barricaded himself inside an apartment near UT Arlington for about two hours Thursday and started a fire, police said.
Officers found the man, Colin Edward Grubb, 35, hiding in a closet and took him into custody about 4:45 p.m., said Lt. Chris Cook, police spokesman.
Police at the University of Texas at Arlington notified students of the incident and said the campus was not in immediate danger.
MavAlert! Subject is in custody. UTA PD has ensured no threat to campus. Resume normal activities.— UT Arlington Police (@UTAPolice) July 20, 2017
Police had gone to the apartment in the 100 block of East Mitchell Street about 3 p.m. to serve a warrant on an aggravated assault charge.
About an hour later, after trying to talk to the barricaded Grubb, police saw smoke coming out of the building.
It appeared that Grubb started the fire by igniting a mattress, Cook said.
The building was evacuated during the incident. Grubb was taken to John Peter Smith Hospital in Fort Worth to be treated for smoke inhalation, Cook said. No other injuries were reported.
Cook said Grubb's aggravated assault charge stemmed from a domestic violence incident on July 15. Grubb is accused of throwing a hammer at and kicking two autistic relatives and biting his wife's hand, according to an arrest warrant affidavit.
Grubb also has six charges pending from an incident in Arlington in October in which he was accused of assaulting a family member, according to Tarrant County court records.
He also was accused of kicking an Arlington police officer during the incident.
Grubb was charged with assault of a family member, assault on a public servant, resisting arrest and three counts of retaliation. He was released from jail on $2,500 bond in November and has a trial scheduled for Aug. 18, according to court records.
Grubb is a registered sex offender, according to Texas Department of Public Safety records. He was convicted in Colorado in 2006 of kidnapping and attempt to commit incest, the records said.
In 2005, Grubb was convicted in a domestic assault case in Enid, Okla., according to an arrest warrant affidavit.
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So me and Asa Brian Ayers have been working on this thing for a while: putting out a chapbook with a real pretty cover, containing any of my stories written or published before 2011 that won't conflict with another current or forthcoming publication by being in there. Mostly it'll be something for us to pass out in local venues where we're at (Columbus and Atlanta, mostly, but other places too) and at events and such. Maybe an electronic edition later, we'll see.
ToC as follows:
- "Her New Boyfriend Argues with Barking Dogs"
- "Investment Real Estate"
- "Banana Kid's Suicide Note"
- "They Scream when They Hurt"
- "Mary's Day"
- "A Greeting Card"
- "The Dynamist"
I'll be dropping a few copies at the ADD short film festival this weekend and elsewhere from then on. If you're in Cleveland, check it out. Tickets are $2 for like 53 films and other acts. Offshoot Productions' "I Hate You," a 15-minute short that I co-wrote and acted in, is playing in the early afternoon.


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Educate Yourself On The Best Credit Score Repair For You
If you try to delve the secret of best credit score formula begins at 300 and would end at 850. Now, why the 550 is considered a variable point? Who knows(and who cares, really)? What you need to know and care about is your and how to obtain the best credit score possible (check this out also for some blog tips on how to repair credit score).
If you get a credit score repair of 850, you have actually reach the highest credit limit. However, it seems that getting this kind of score is quite a crucial in these days and among the hardest. If so,an 850 credit score rating is quite a high maintenance, so how can it be possible for anyone to attain? Lenders usually look for a credit score rating that's wondering around 749 or even higher. In order to be qualified for a good loan, you must get a credit score ranging from 750-850, a rated "A". Perhaps, you may like to read more blogs on credit repair.
Here is the usual break down of the other credit score formula: 700 – 749 = "B" rating, 699 – 600 = "C", 599 – 500 = "D", anything below 500 = "F". The further you move away from the best credit score range, the higher your interest rates will be and the worse your terms. Much more if your score fall below the border, you will not be able to get a loan. Considering this kind of credit score, expect that lenders would have as second thought and would back out on allowing you to lend a specified amount.
Not only does your credit rating affect new loans but existing accounts as well. Genuine creditors or lenders would actually perform any background investigation, if in case low credit score rating is found out, possibility for decline is always possible. If your credit score is lower from when they issued you credit, your creditor may raise your rates and/or lower your limits. However, though this may happen all the time, there are a few lending company that adheres to a "rewarding" concept. Further, showing that you have been responsible in paying the bills, there is a huge chance that the creditors would eventually increase your credit score rating.
Once you acquire the highest credit score rating,do your best to maintained that, you can never know when it can go down again.
If you dont know yet, here are the facts that would aid you best to the improvement of your credit score rating: pay your bills on time every month, keep account balances below 30%, have a healthy mix of credit, spread out your debt, apply for new credit only when necessary, don't close accounts as a strategy to raise your score.
Obviously, these things are hard to adhere to. You see, if it has been easy,there would have been countless of people getting a the best credit score rating in town. To maintain your high credit score rating, you must adhere to certain things as diligence, hard work and more.
How would one get the best credit score these days is a major concern for everyone. Answers could be found from various credit repair websites but one could never be sure if the intentions are real or not. Somehow, most resorts to a do-it -yourself procedures and end up devastated even more. Should this get your attention, Read Here, they can provide the best credit repair tips. Good luck!


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UK-based producer Paride Saraceni returns to Dema's Redrum label with a new two tracker firmly rooted in his house-influenced techno style, while diverging in two entirely different directions.
The first tune and title track, "Memento," is built on a thick and bouncing groove, using a vocal hook and short, powerful stabs as it builds. Part way through the track introduces an interlude of a synth pattern, which is a bit reminiscent of guitar harmonics and leads into the main break. This track is pure dancefloor energy, and while it retains a recognizable Saraceni sound, its beauty is in the unique and immediately notable rhythm.
Track 2, "Never Feels Right," is a bit reminiscent of the artist's previous releases for Truesoul, and as such it had some early support from Adam Beyer on his Drumcode Live radioshow. The groove and percussion in this one is far more subtle, and the tune is mostly driven by the resonant, thick and flowing pads, backed by a vocal singing the title phrase in a wistful voice.
Paride Saraceni's "Memento EP" will be released on April 17th on Redrum Music.
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Mayor Chestermere High School's (CHS) band received a donation of $3000 from Scotiabank, matching funds raised by the band through a bottle drive.
The donation comes after staff, mostly parents volunteered with the bottle drive so that the band would be eligible for the matching funds as part of one of Scotiabank's programs to give back to the community.
"They drove around with kids and collected bottles," said Scotibank Manager Greg Moffatt.
CHS Music Director Lael Johnston said that the band has grown a lot in recent years.
"We're currently over 108 members," he said.
Donations and support like this are a key part in allowing the school to continue offering range of opportunities to the band.
Johnston said that he will be splitting the money raised by the bottle drive and the donation to support several different aspects of the band program.
"I'm planning on spreading it around a bit," he said.
"We'll use a portion of it to subsidize guest conductors and clinicians," said Johnston.
It will also be used to cover the cost of travel and busing the band to and from the many community events that they perform at.
"Busing is expensive, busing 108 kids of course is even more expensive," said Johnston.
Support from the community is important to the success of the program and shows the band they are valued in the community.
"It makes you feel appreciated," said Johnston.
Scotiabank gives back to CHS Band
Mayor Chestermere High School's (CHS) band received a donation of $3000 from Scotiabank, matching funds raised by the band through a bottle drive.


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This project comprises the full internal refurbishment and the replacement of all windows of this existing office block, to create 63 new residential units in Thornton Heath, London.
The building will be stripped back to a bare shell as part of this development.
Recently refurbished Sycamore House offers modern studios and one bedroom flats.
Ideally located the residence is just 5 min walk from Mitcham Common Park and 10 min walk from Thornton Heath Station.
Spacious studio flats and stylish one bedroom apartments make it a perfect choice for anyone. You will find many shops, bars and restaurants around the building.
Your friendly management team are always ready to help.
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I wrote about Metropolis a few weeks ago, which I thoroughly enjoyed and highly recommend to any moviegoers. It's the high point of German expressionist films that often rank as some of the best stuff the movie industry has ever produced. Fritz Lang is one of the most masterful directors of all time, and his work must have surely inspired many.
Lang, strangely enough, did not like Metropolis, which has greatly boggled me. This is perhaps due to its popularity among Nazis, which is rather strange as the film appears to be anti-authoritarian. Lang's favorite film he made is M, which represents the transition from German expressionism to talkies in the movie business.
M retains many elements of a silent film. The actors give great big expressions that shout out their emotions and many parts of the movie contain no sound. There's no music played either throughout the film, unless you count someone whistling "In the Hall of the Mountain King," which becomes the overtone of the film.
But on to the movie! M is a mystery-crime noir picture that came 20 years before the genre became popular (it was made in 1931). The movie is about a series of child murders, which Inspector Karl Lohmann (Otto Wernicke) and his team of police officers try to solve. Meanwhile in the underworld, the mob bosses are trying to catch the killer, as his killings have increased police activity on crime.
The first half of the film is a little slow and lackluster. However, once we meet the killer, Hans Beckert (Peter Lorre), the movie becomes faster and quicker paced. Soon, it becomes a race between the police and the mob to catch Beckert, and the final ten minutes create one of the finest court scenes ever in a film.
I liked Metropolis more than M though, but still highly recommend the film. It is certainly one for any rising film students to go, and is a very serious film. It takes great patience to watch it, but it's rewarding in the end.


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AJAX and Web 2.0 are the current buzz words and flavour of the month. I am interested in learning about AJAX and a post on Digg caught my eye. OTDouble.com writes a good article explaining about AJAX and also Flash and how they could both change the future of the internet. It is well worth the read. Flash versus AJAX versus The Future
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Taurus July 2016
Taurus Monthly Horoscope : July 2016On the 21st of last month the Sun entered your 3rd house of communication and intellectual interests. It will be there (along with two other planets) until the 23rd. This is a period for mental and intellectual growth. Time to feed your mind. And exercise it – study things that interest you, attend lectures and workshops on subjects that you enjoy. Digest these ideas – make them your own by mulling them over and extracting their real meaning.
Then express your insights to others, either by the spoken or written word. If you don't have anyone with whom you can discuss ideas, write them down in a journal. The mind is sharp these days and learns quickly – another reason to study things that interest you. Students should do well now. University or graduate-level students have institutions pursuing them. Very beautiful educational opportunities are happening for them (last month, too). Your career planet, Uranus, goes retrograde on the 9th.
Your 4th house of home and family becomes very strong from the 23rd onwards and the lower half of your horoscope is dominant now. A very clear message: Let go of career and focus on home and family.
Career conundrums will take time to resolve themselves and you can't really force anything to happen now. Spend more time with the family. Get into emotional harmony. A career conflict seems intense from the 7th to the 9th, but short term. Be more patient with parents or parent figures then, too. With your 4th house strong this is a time for family gatherings and entertainments. Ideas for a family business will come (if you are not already involved in one). A strong 4th house also shows psychological growth and insight – psychological breakthroughs. You are more nostalgic these days.
Love is less stressful than last month. It is improving day by day. But there are short-term problems from the 4th to the 11th. You and your spouse or current love just don't see eye to eye. Neither of you is correct in absolute terms. Both perspectives are valid. Overall health is good, but rest and relax more after the 23rd. Enhance health by paying more attention to your stomach and breasts (from the 4th to the 23rd) and to your heart afterwards. Diet and emotional harmony are important until the 23rd.


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Nollywood popular actor, Olumide Bakare, is dead. He died in the early hours of yesterday. According to media reports, Bakare, aged 65, who has been sick for more than a year was discharged from the University College Hospital (UCH) last year after he was allegedly diagnosed with a respiratory disorder problem.
The Ibadan-based actor and former NTA staff, fondly called Chief Koko on the heels of his role in a TV series, 'Koko Close' back in the days, had been battling ill-health since 2013, according to a News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) report.
Meanwhile, President, Directors' Guild of Nigeria (DGN), Fred Amata, yesterday said the death of Bakare would not stop his legacy from living-on in the minds of people, through the theatre.
Amata told NAN in Lagos that thespians, even after death, were always remembered because of their contributions to the entertainment industry.
"It is sad that we have lost one of our veteran actors in the entertainment industry but we must give glory to God for He is the giver and taker of life. Although Bakare is dead, but he will continue to live on through his works and contributions to Nollywood, in the minds of his fans and friends," he said.
Amata condoled with the family of the deceased and prayed that God would grant them the fortitude to bear the loss.
President, Actors' Guild of Nigeria (AGN), Emeka Ibeh, said, "I really do not know the deceased in person but from his works and contributions to the development of Nollywood, he would be greatly missed by his fans. I pray that God grants his family members the strength to bear the loss, at a time like this".
Ibeh urged thespians in the country to continue to impact positively in the entertainment industry, saying that their good works would definitely outlive them.
Afeez Oyetoro, a Nigerian comic actor popularly known as 'Saka', said Bakare's death came as a shock to him, although he was aware that the deceased was very sick. Saka said Bakare would be greatly missed in the entertainment industry and prayed for the family to have the strength to bear the loss.


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Expertise: Physical oceanography, Ocean hydrodynamics, SST, Wave climatology, Coastal vulnerability, Tsunami inundation preparedness and bathymetry
Dr. Arshad Rawat is an Associate Research Scientist at the Mauritius Oceanography Institute. He holds a PhD. in Physical Oceanography with specialization in Wave Modelling and a Masters in Mechanical Engineering with Mathematical Modelling. His aim is to apply know-how in the field of wave modeling to the development of sustainable marine energies and in disaster management. He has been working in the department of physical/satellite oceanography/GIS at the Mauritius Oceanography Institute since 2008. His principal projects include the Mauritian Continental shelf submission, ocean hydrodynamics, SST, wave climatology, coastal vulnerability, tsunami inundation preparedness and bathymetry.,
Title: Modelling of waves, lagoonal hydrodynamics and beach erosion at Flic-en-Flac
Swell and wind waves are the primary forcing for the hydrodynamics within reefed lagoons, particularly those with low tidal ranges as in Mauritius. Hence they can be the primary driver for near-shore processes including the morphodynamics inside such lagoons. During the past two decades, erosion has been heavily impacting the beaches of Flic-en-Flac on the western coast of Mauritius. It has been suggested that the degradation of the fringing reefs is one of the main causes although this has not been properly studied. Here we propose to explore the effects of wave action on the morphodynamics inside the Flic-en-Flac lagoon using a nearshore numerical model.
We use a surfbeat modelling approach with sediment transport to assess the natural coastal response during normal and hurricane conditions. Surfbeat models are basically shallow-water models forced on the primary wave group scale. This type of numerical model is computationally efficient since individual short waves don't need to be resolved. It is therefore adapted to the scale of the whole lagoons such as Flic-en-Flac. The hydrodynamics is examined using linear shallow water equations, taking into account the presence of bottom friction principally due to coral reef, the infragravity wave response, tidal modulations, setup of the mean water level and the induced longshore currents. The bathymetry being used inside the lagoon was established in 2009 by the Mauritius Oceanography Institute. This was complemented by additional datasets from aerial ocean-color imagery as well as drone stereo-imagery. Outside the lagoon, Admiralty hydrographic charts were used, up to the forcing boundary.
Several wave forcing scenarios were examined and the effect of reef degradation was investigated. Validation was carried out using field data for coastal hydrodynamics and erosion assessment, and also through shoreline evolution investigated from remote sensing.
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Gabby wrote:Punk wrote:Gabby wrote:Punk wrote:Gabby wrote:Morning ..... fresher out there today, still full sun though
I was in your manor yesterday, seeing a friend who lives in the new flats by the station, Asda etc and going to the new Wilkos.
Not been round them parts for a while Punk, my friend moved from there sometime back.... she rented a new apartment right next to the station, maybe the same block?... I will look for her old address!.... we used to walk over to the Tesco nearby and Wetherspoons a short walk away near all the shops.... other than that I didn't know the area that well!
She's above one of the new gyms there, don't ask me the name. I remember it as an industrial estate with the travellers homes tagged on by Matalan. All gone now.
Yes, there was a gym and a secure car park underneath the block..... all the balcony's were glass and hers looked out to the railway on the right.... maybe the same block?
Possibly, she was facing another block, with the railway behind that, if you turned left from her front door you would reach the Brookmill railway bridge by where Kate Mosse used to live (the author)


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