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Sackville's popular Bordertown Festival is back for a fifth edition and with one of its biggest line-ups yet, there is guaranteed to be something throughout the four-day celebration to suit everyone's tastes. The festival puts the spotlight on the local arts and culture scene and also provides an opportunity to showcase local businesses, art galleries, restaurants and more. So here are six events you won't want to miss at this year's Bordertown.
1. Take in some theatre – Kicking off the festival weekend will be the world premiere of a play by Live Bait Theatre, Cole.
This play was inspired by the marker at the Chester Cole Ball Field on Lorne Street. The playwright Ron Kelly Spurles often saw this marker and wondered how Chester Cole had become a world champion speed skater and what had happened to him at Madison Square Garden in New York.
"This led to a lot of research, including visits to Chester's sister-in-law Florence Cole, who holds the family records, and the development of the play over about a year," said Kelly Spurles.
And to add to the excitement, Live Bait will be hosting the shows at the historic Music Barn.
Kelly Spurles also has many local artists involved in this production including: Live Bait director Charlie Rhindress; actors Frank Behar, Paul Brisk, Molly Dysart, Axel Kelly Spurles, Heather MacIntyre and Jarod Monk; crew members Liam Cole and Janice Melanson; costumes design by Cynthia Spurles; and featuring original music by Ray Leger and Janet Crawford.
Cole will kick off on May 22 and run though until May 25, with shows each evening at 7:30 p.m. and a matinee on May 25 at 2 p.m. Visit livebaittheatre.com for more info.
2. How about some country and old-time fiddling? - If you're a fan of old-time fiddling music and step dancing, this show on Thursday evening is for you.
Featuring Stacey Read, one of Atlantic Canada's top performers and fiddle teachers, and the Junior Jills, a youth performance group that has come together under Read's tutelage, as well as Billy King, a veteran of the music scene in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick, this concert is sure to be a crowd-pleaser.
"This will be an exciting highlight of local talent of a national calibre," said Ron Kelly Spurles, Sackville's manager of tourism, "a fun night for anyone who likes fiddle and old time music at the nicely-renovated Sackville Legion."
This event takes place Thursday, May 23 at the Sackville Legion on Lorne Street starting at 7 p.m., with a donation jar at the door. Call 536-7555 for more info.
3. Enjoy an intimate evening with a gifted singer-songwriter – If you haven't already gotten tickets for this show, unfortunately you'll be missing out on this one-of-a-kind, exclusive event.
"This concert at lovely Cranewood on Main is sold out," said Kelly Spurles.
With only 55 seats available for this intimate concert, Kelly Spurles describes the show featuring iconic singer-songwriter Jane Siberrry as "a Canadian icon close up and personal."
Siberry has released 14 studio albums, including her well-loved signature song, Calling All Angels. Her songs have been covered by numerous artists, including k.d. lang, with her stunning renditions of Love is Everything and the 23rd Psalm-inspired The Valley. Siberry has been on tour since last November in her home country Canada, UK, Australia, New Zealand, Europe and the US, performing with equal enthusiasm at Carnegie Hall and living rooms around the world.
4. Don't miss the headliner show – Juno award-winning artist Joel Plaskett will share the spotlight with his father Bill as they both take the stage for a can't-miss performance on Friday evening at the Vogue.
Plaskett says his dad is one of his earliest musical influences and the two have been collaborating on an album and a cross-country tour for the past two years. Solidarity, released in Feb. 2017, is a collection of original and traditional songs, reflecting the duo's individual journeys and personal politics.
"Originally we didn't think that Joel would be available at festival time, but it turned out that he was, which was great for us," said Kelly Spurles. "Since he hasn't played near here in a long time, we thought it would be a great opportunity to bring him back to Sackville."
Tickets can be purchased in advance at town hall or online at Sackville.com/bordertown or at the door.
5. Take a step back to the Middle Ages – Travel back in time and explore the Middle Ages as the Society for Creative Anachronism (SCA) puts on demonstrations and displays of medieval arts on Saturday afternoon.
Sue Rose, a member of the SCA, said the group is a "community of people who enjoy exploring the arts and sciences of the Middle Ages." They hold gatherings to feast together and share their skills including a broad range of cultural and sporting activities.
"At the Bordertown Festival, there will be demonstrations of fencing, chainmaille construction and calligraphy, exhibitions of costuming, armour and illumination," said Rose.
There will also be a photo booth set up to provide an opportunity for people to try on period costumes and have their pictures taken; as well as a presentation of period foods and spices.
This free event is open to all ages and will take place Saturday, May 25 from 2-5 p.m. at Bill Johnstone Memorial Park. Contact firstname.lastname@example.com for more information.
6. End off your weekend with some laughs – If you've never caught comedian James Mullinger in action, well here's your chance.
"James has taken New Brunswick, and Canada, by storm," said Kelly Spurles of the British comedian who has been performing sold-out shows across the country and appearing in movies, tv shows, festivals, awards and stand-up specials since moving to Atlantic Canada five years ago.
"If you've ever heard him, you won't forget it - a charming man who has made New Brunswick his home and has a unique perspective on what it means to be 'Almost Canadian.'"
Mullinger's show, which will close out the festival Sunday evening, will take place at the Vogue. Tickets can be purchased in advance at town hall or online at Sackville.com/bordertown or at the door.
Check out the rest of the jam-packed line-up at Sackville.com/bordertown


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Pewit Plantation
Sustainable Wantage take on Pewit Plantation
Sustainable Wantage have taken a lease on a small piece of woodland on the Ridgeway owned by the Woodland Trust. It is 1 hectare in size and until a gale flattened it in the late 1990s it had a stand of mature beech trees. At around the turn of the millennium it was replanted with a mixture of native hardwoods. The Woodland Trust have been seeking for some time to place this small wood under the management of a group who which is prepared to manage it according to their the Trust's principles – only use native species, retain public access, manage without artificial herbicides and pesticides and keep the name Pewit (a one once-common farmland bird).
Sustainable Wantage hope to use the wood for education (eg under the Forest Schools Initiative), to allow local people to enjoy and appreciate nature, practise rural crafts and harvest timber and sustainable wood fuel for local use. Bringing undermanaged woodlands into better management improves biodiversity and allows the trees to grow more quickly, soaking up more CO2 from the atmosphere. Use of wood as a fuel rather than gas or oil reduces the emission of carbon into the atmosphere from sources that would otherwise remain fossilised in the ground. Sustainable Wantage regard man-made climate change as an important issue that our generation should do all they can to mitigate. With this in mind, they hope that one of the products from the woodland will be well seasoned logs for use in local log boilers.
Damian Culshaw – woodland manager for Sustainable Wantage - said 'We are excited to be able to take on this challenging project and look forward to working with interested members of the local Community to bring the woodland into good management. We are taking advice through the B&Q funded Goodwoods project and expect that the main task over the next few years will be to thin out the now overcrowded 'millennium' trees. If anyone is interested in our 'logs for labour' initiative or just getting some exercise in a lovely Ridgeway setting then join us on our working party days.
If you are interested in being involved then please get in touch with Damian Culshaw email email@example.com or call 01235 766689

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May 19 Event Raises Funds to Support Transitional Housing for Homeless Families
The Salvation Army of Wilkes-Barre's Annual Dinner will honor John and Michelle Nackley with the Community Service Award and Schiel's Family Market with the Others Award. The Salvation Army of Wilkes-Barre's Annual Dinner is an opportunity to recognize its volunteers, community partners and individuals who demonstrate outstanding commitment to the betterment of the Wilkes-Barre area. In doing so, the event raises funds and awareness of its valuable programs and services. The Salvation Army of Wilkes-Barre's Annual Dinner will take place 5:30 pm – 8:00 pm on Thursday, May 19, at Genetti's Hotel & Conference Center, 77 E. Market St, Wilkes-Barre, PA.
The Salvation Army Community Service Award is presented annually to an outstanding citizen(s) who, by his or her courageous leadership, sensitivity and dedication on behalf of humanity, has made a valuable contribution to the fabric of community life. John and
Michelle Nackley are generous supporters of The Salvation Army of Wilkes-Barre. John is President and CEO of InterMetro Industries in Wilkes-Barre, a leading provider of storage, transport and technology-based productivity systems for foodservice. He is a graduate of King's College with a degree in Mathematics and attended The University of Virginia's Darden School of Business' Executive Management Program. He has served on the board of directors of many agencies, including the F.M. Kirby Center, King's College, The United Way and the Greater Wilkes-Barre Chamber of Commerce. John's wife, Michelle Nackley, is the Vice President of Marketing with Cornell Storefront Systems in Wilkes-Barre, the leading commercial construction resource for security and life safety closure products and services to national retail chains. Michelle holds a Bachelor's of Science in Chemistry from the University of Scranton, and completed the Management and Leadership, MIT Sloan Executive Education program of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Cambridge, MA. Michelle is dedicated to community service, including the Greyhound Friends of New Jersey, American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA), North Shore Animal League, Habitat for Humanity and St. Jude's Children's Research Hospital.
"As highly respected community leaders and supporters of The Salvation Army of Wilkes-Barre, we are proud to present the 2016 Community Service Award to the Nackley's. Both work tirelessly to meet the greatest needs of our community," said Lt. Ted Tressler, co-commanding officer, The Salvation Army of Wilkes-Barre.
The Salvation Army Others Award honors an individual or organization exemplifying an extraordinary spirit of services to others. Consideration is given to those who have
exhibited outstanding service on behalf of others and exceptional service benefiting The Salvation Army. This year's Others Award will be presented to Schiel's Family Market.
Schiel's Market has partnered with The Salvation Army of Wilkes-Barre for many years, allowing it to place red kettles outside its stores during the holiday fundraising season and for fundraising in July. Schiel's also offers food vouchers for Salvation Army clients in need and matches pound for pound the food quantity purchases made by other groups in support of The Salvation Army's local food pantry. Additionally, Robert Paul Jr., Schiel's Family Market Operations Manager, is a member of The Salvation Army of Wilkes-Barre's advisory board.
With help from 300 employees, Schiel's has operated in Wilkes-Barre since 2000, providing customers with the best grocery products and services at the best prices. The family-owned business serves the community at its original location on Hanover Street, and at a second location built in 2005, located on George Avenue in Wilkes-Barre. Frank Scheil, CEO and co-owner of Schiel's Family Market, and Gary Schiel, Treasurer and co-owner, will both be on-hand to accept the award.
"We are all greatly enriched and blessed in the exceptional ways in which Schiel's Family Market supports The Salvation Army and serves others in our local community," Lt. Tressler said.
The Salvation Army is committed to "doing the most good" in Wilkes-Barre – serving more than 20,000 individuals each year – by providing transitional housing (The Kirby House,) youth programs, summer camp, emergency disaster services, emergency food pantry, furniture and clothing, assistance for families at Christmas, budget counseling, Sunday school, church services, pastoral care, nursing home visitation and more.
Funding raised for The Salvation Army of Wilkes-Barre's Annual Dinner will directly benefit The Kirby House, which serves to help local families transition out of homelessness and into self-sufficiency. The program aims to tackle the long-term, systemic and sometimes complex issues that are at the root of a family's homelessness. The Kirby Family House is able to do this through counseling, education and connecting families with other human services available in the Wyoming Valley.
The Salvation Army of Wilkes-Barre's Annual Dinner will be hosted by attorney Joseph E. Kluger, one of two Managing Principals of Hourigan, Kluger & Quinn. Kluger is considered one of the most capable finance and business lawyers in Northeastern Pennsylvania.
Tickets to the Annual Dinner are $100 per person. There are various sponsorship packages and advertising opportunities in the event program. For more information and ticket purchases, go to www.salvationarmywilkesbarre.org or call Lt. Sharon Tressler at 570-824-8741, ext. 105.
About The Salvation Army:
The Salvation Army of Eastern Pennsylvania and Delaware is a faith-based, comprehensive human service organization whose programs help individuals, families and whole communities lead healthier, safer and more productive lives. Since 1879, The Army has held a record of accomplishment stemming from its holistic approach to providing for the needs of the whole individual – physically, emotionally, economically and spiritually. The Army's programming serves every zip code through 51 community centers and a network of volunteers throughout Eastern Pennsylvania, Philadelphia and Delaware. Programs and services include: shelter, hot meals, counseling, early childhood development, recreational opportunities, music programs, after-school arts and educational programs, job training, activities for older adults, spiritual development, and drug rehabilitation. For more information, please visit www.SalvationArmyPendel.org or www.salvationarmywilkesbarre.org.


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It's a bitterly cold night in Chicago and I'm landing in O'Hare on my way back East. It's the Christmas season, and Santa doesn't know I live in California yet. It's a serious situation beyond mere seasonal claptrap. There are presents on the line. My parents insist they need my presence too. I have to get home to my family and in order to so, must make this tight connection. It's the last flight and I don't want to be stuck until morning. Not this time of year.
Landing with a tight connection in a big city airport like O'Hare, most people lace up their running shoes, wield their carry-on as a battering ram, and mentally prepare to knock over the slow and the elderly. These aren't my options, except the battering ram. As soon as I exit the plane, I'm going to be at the mercy of a system I have little control over. I can't run for it, I can't even tie my shoes. And yet, I expect to make this connection and many others thanks to the heroics of the Passenger Service Assistants.
The women and men who push wheelchairs to get people like me to their gate on time.
Airports are notoriously large places. I can't walk the lengthy distances, but this issue has already been mostly solved by the network of passenger service assistants. If you're like me, they'll pick you up at the check-in counter and take you to your gate. Sometimes, they'll even push you all the way down the jetway to the airplane door. This service is free of charge, but comes with a few caveats. Often, one has to wait extra time, usually well after everybody else has left the plane, for the wheelchair and assistant to arrive. If the layover is decent or it's the last stop, then the delay isn't a problem. However, if the connection is tight or the plane's delayed or any number of other travel time crunches are in effect, the time spent waiting, being smiled at by sympathetic gate staff and cleaning crew, can be excruciating. Outside of the moment, I never assume the airport is making me wait on purpose, but in the moment, I know I am a political prisoner persecuted by vindictive (or incompetent) overlords. When I see the wheelchair and the uniformed assistant coming down to get me, I always intend to give them a motivating pep talk. Anything to gain some measure of control on what's going to happen next. But usually I'm too happy that they're finally here to remember.
That night in Chicago, I wait for ten minutes before asking the gate agent to re-call for the service assistance. Ten minutes later, they show up.
The first thing the assistant will ask is to see your boarding pass. Like everyone else, they need to squint at the tiny words on the flight monitor boards to determine which is your correct gate for departure. In my case, it never helps that Charleston, West Virginia is often confused for the more popular Charleston, South Carolina. When I have my wits about me, I make them double-check. When I don't have my wits about me, I end up at the wrong gate. So far, I've never boarded a flight to Charleston, South Carolina, but letting your guard down and enjoying the experience is for advanced users only.
Because the gate agent called twice, two airport assistants show up. One has a wheelchair. The other, an electric cart. I have a decision to make.
Wheelchair versus electric cart may seem like an easy choice. The electric cart is faster, it commands the right of way better, and makes you feel like a pimp. The wheelchair option is only as fast as the person pushing it and frequently garners stares and sympathetic smiles. The kind of smile that makes me fantasize about using my carry-on battering ram. But here's the thing. The electric car has no options. No stopping for the bathroom, no pausing for hot cocoa, and no second chances on getting the gate correct. An electric cart service at most airports will pick you up in the general area of your arrival gate and drop you off in the general area of your departure gate. Better hope they got the correct gate, because before you can turn around and say, "West Virgina, not South Carolina!" they're gone. They do have a bitchin' horn though. Beep. Beep.
Over the protests of the cart driver, he insists he will get me there faster, I go with my gut and choose the wheelchair and the young guy pushing it.
Most airport wheelchairs are built for stability over speed. I think this is a mistake, but I doubt they take my comment cards seriously. I once was momentarily excited when I landed in Salt Lake City, I was on my way to a friend's wedding in Detroit, and discovered the wheelchairs there have seat belts. Seat belts. In a wheelchair! Either they bought them used off a psychiatric ward or these bad boys were built to zoom. Why else have a seat belt if not to zoom? As I learned from the nice man pushing me through the Salt Lake City airport, the seat belts were put in to solve a particular problem. Much to my disappointment, it did not involve zooming. Often, the boarding jetways are sloped, sometimes significantly so. In order to make sure passengers don't fall out of the wheelchair, the seat belts were added. Now, most other airports, and possibly Salt Lake as well, have solved this particular issue by pulling the wheelchair down the ramp backwards. From the perspective of one in the wheelchair, this is eerily similar to a space station sequence from 2001: A Space Odyssey. The corridor looks like it's extending away from you, rather than you going through it. In Salt Lake City, the seat belts on the wheelchairs mocked my disappointment as we sedately strolled to my departure gate without the slightest rush.
Back in O'Hare, me and my wheelchair assistant quickly determine which gate I need. It's the backwater terminal on the other side of the sprawling airport. I hesitate. Maybe the electric cart would be better. This reluctance disappears with one look up at the young assistant pushing me.
His eyes say, "Buckle up." There's no seat belt.
With a burst of speed that takes me by surprise, we launch from my arrival gate and join the milling throng. Swerving around slow walkers, people on cell phones and obnoxious families, me and the assistant make good time, but the clock is ticking and we have a long way to go. Before we reach the first set of elevators, the ones near the giant dinosaur skeleton, a familiar, odious horn BEEPS malevolently behind us. It's the electric cart. They're hot on our wheels! We enter the elevator, my assistant turns me around, and, as the elevator doors close, I see the cart moving on ahead of us.
I ask my squire if my chosen steed will make it there on time. He assures me we'll make it. I think aerodynamic thoughts.
Underneath O'Hare is the giant rainbow neon-lit tunnel with long people movers that links terminals. I'm sure this straight stretch has an official name, I call it Rainbow Road, but right now all that matters is the high speeds we can hit because the obstacles (other people) will all be on the human conveyor belts. We move fast. A few obstacles look in our direction, but if they smile pityingly at us, I don't have time to tell. Waiting for the elevator at the other end, I hear my assistant breathing heavily. I ask if he's okay.
He replies, "I'm just warming up." We're going to beat the cart.
The next leg takes us through another crowded terminal. Our swift pace slows to a crawl as large groups of foreign tourists wander getting their bearings. Welcome to America, now move it! We maneuver around them as best as we can, but, like in the Olympic luge, each small deviation costs precious time. Worse still, once we get to a clearing, an intersection devoid of shops or food courts, we see the electric cart. The driver waves at us. He's ahead!
The service assistant questions the Universe. "How he'd get here so fast?". My confidence erodes.
The home stretch of our course is the long, barely traveled corridor to the backwater terminal where a puddle-jumping jet is waiting for me, and only me. We hear the announcement over the intercom. Our previous speed had been a swift walk. My assistant rises to the occasion.
He runs.
Faster and faster we go, whooshing past the closed snack stands and duty free shops. I can't look behind, I grip the wheelchair tightly, but I hear my assistant's footfalls behind me. His feet thud with ever increasing gaps. I see the cart ahead of us. I am an aerodynamic thought. There's a gate coming up. We see the cart stop! It's not my gate, so we overtake the electric cart and leave him in our wake.
We never see the driver or the cart again.
An intersection, the last intersection stands before us and my gate. It's late and everyone is gone but a lone McDonald's fully staffed by a crew of beautiful, boisterous women. We hear them long before we get close.
"Hey! Slow down! You're scaring him!" The spoken form of the pitying smile.
I cannot let these well-meaning ladies slow us down. As we approach, I do the only thing I know how to do in this situation. I beam the brightest smile I can in their direction. My young assistant pitches in and hollers, "We gotta make the flight!" The effect of our efforts is immediate and awesome.
"Oh! He likes it! He's smiling. You better run boy! Go! Go! Go!"
With the whole McDonald's crew cheering us on, my man kicks it into turbo-mode. We fly. Their cheers fade, but my smile doesn't.
We're greeted at my gate with an anti-climatic wave from the patient gate agent. The flight was waiting for me, it's barely populated. I thank my wheelchair assistant. He takes the wheelchair and returns the way he came. All in a day's work for him I suppose, although before he leaves, he informs me this is his first day on the job. I'm glad I didn't know that earlier.
Someday, Santa is going to learn I live in California, but until then, I'll be counting on the gracious women and men who push wheelchairs to get me there and back again. From the air, the city lights of Chicago's grid look like the North Pole.


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Bryan Castrantas
Bryan Castrantas
Bryan joined Richey May in January 2018, bringing with him eight years of big four accounting experience. He has a focus on assessing financial reporting risks and evaluating Information Technology General Controls as part of an integrated audit for Fortune 500 companies and service organizations. Bryan has worked in the capacity of both internal and external auditor across a variety of industries, including banking and mortgage servicing clients. He is responsible for System and Organization Controls (SOC) attestation reports as well Sarbanes-Oxley (SOX) compliance for U.S. SEC regulated companies. In addition, Bryan has extensive experience with eXtensible Business Reporting Language (XBRL) compliance for both IFRS and US-GAAP filers.
Prior to joining Richey May, Bryan gained experience in public accounting at PwC and Grant Thornton in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. He has worked with clients utilizing solutions such as SAP, Oracle, JD Edwards, Hyperion, and Netsuite, supported by Microsoft, Unix, and mainframe platforms.
Bryan was born in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, but now resides in Denver, Colorado. In his free time, Bryan enjoys hiking, camping, and exploring 4×4 trails in his Toyota Tacoma.
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After a video of pastor Alph Lukau bringing a 'dead' man back to life during a church service going viral, presenter Eusebius McKaiser questions how many people may be 'losing their religion' after the fake pastor is exposed.
I don't care what denomination, how can you watch the alleged resurrection of this person that clearly was not dead and still retain your belief in a deity?— Eusebius McKaiser, presenter
Or at the very least, how can you still be having any faith, when it comes to the church?— Eusebius McKaiser, presenter
But here is the question I want to ask all of you believers. If you are laughing at this pastor resurrecting someone who clearly could not have been dead, on what basis do you believe in the actual resurrection of Jesus Christ?— Eusebius McKaiser, presenter
He adds that people have a challenge on social media, mocking the resurrection of this man and a lot of the people who are mocking this fake resurrection believe in the resurrection of Jesus Christ.
READ: #ResurrectionChallenge has social media buzzing
A caller named Jeniffer says the doctor declared her dead when she was born but the doctor had made a mistake.
When the mortuary attendant arrived and carried me out on his arms, my mother heard crying.— Jenifer, caller
Another caller named Evan says the evidence of Jesus Christ resurrection is in the Bible.
Jesus told his disciples that after his resurrection, they will see further things.— Evan, caller
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Our Function Room (The Cowen Suite) has a capacity of 120 people and has a dance floor and its own private bar.
The Cowen Suite is available for hire by members and non-members for a variety of functions such as: Dinner & Dances, Wedding receptions, Private Parties (unfortunately no 18ths or 21st), Business Group Lunches and DInners, Christening Parties, Funeral Receptions, etc.
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OSBA offices temporarily close, but staff and advice still available
Selecting and evaluating the superintendent is one of the school board's most important jobs. A high quality superintendent evaluation process helps develop good board/superintendent relationships, provides clarity of roles, creates common understanding of the leadership being provided and provides a mechanism for public accountability.
The evaluation process involves the four core board governing roles:
Performance evaluations are most effective when they are designed and used for communicating future expectations, not simply for reviewing past performance. As many superintendents know, if you don't know what the board expects, it is difficult, if not impossible, to meet those expectations. On the other hand, if the board fails to monitor progress towards its goals it will not know when they have been successfully completed.
Most boards find themselves asking questions such as:
OSBA has developed an evaluation process and three part evaluation tool that can help answer these questions and serve as the foundation upon which school boards can build their own evaluation process and documents. Separate versions have been developed for K-12 superintendents and ESD superintendents. Both are provided below.
To learn more about the process and the benefits of superintendent evaluation see: Evaluating the Superintendent
The files below are a free download of all the worksheets and instructions only. Information on purchasing the complete workbook is available in our Publications Catalog.
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This cool looking plant is Tillandsia utriculata, or the Giant Airplant. Its status in Florida is Endangered (listed as a result of Mexican bromeliad weevil attack).
This one was still small, only about 18 inches in height but these can get up to 2 meters long. When they mature, they produce a single flower spike then die.
The Lake Wales Ridge is home to many rare and endangered plants and animals. Make sure to get out and explore. Use our state parks, wildlife management areas, and National parks. This shows, to government officials, how valuable natural spaces really are to people. Attendance matters.


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The Patagonia Houdini has been a favorite windbreaker among the outdoor set since its inception about a decade ago, and it continues to satisfy today, continually earning our Editors' Choice award time after time. This classic layering piece is highly wind resistant and boasts a bit of water resistance, and it's far lighter than any of the other windbreakers we tested. The Houdini packs down so small that there is almost no excuse for not bringing it with you on even the most lightweight mission. Although the Houdini is only an average performer in breathability and water resistance, it makes up for it with great wind resistance, absurd packability, and downright usefulness. After years of testing, we still think it's the best wind/emergency layer to bring on your next climb, hike, bike ride, dog walk, or backyard barbecue to keep you sheltered from the wind or light rain.
The Houdini is a staple in Patagonia's lineup and a favorite here at OutdoorGearLab. Each season it is released in a new assortment of colors.


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Left to Right. (Front Row) JoAnn Cook, Lisa Vernon, Dr. Perinaaz Gandhi. (Back row) Jane Seiss, Emily Clement, Patti Durst, Jill Mischo. Missing: Database Administrators Bruce Phillips and Dan Milleville; Math Coordinator Susann Felton.
By Nicole Gould
The key to a successful nonprofit organization requires effective leadership, dedicated volunteers, and community support. The Anne Arundel County Literacy Council (AACLC) combines all three to transform lives through the doorway of literacy.
What started from a group of six women who saw the need for free one–on–one literacy instruction has blossomed into a successful nonprofit organization with over 220 volunteers helping thousands of people.
"We have really grown by leaps and bounds," Executive Director Lisa Vernon admits. "It's such an incredible organization."
Vernon joined the Literacy Council in 2011 as the Tutor Coordinator after her daughter was having trouble reading at a young age. After taking her to the li ary three times a week, her daughter later graduated with a degree in English Literature.
"You can't do it any better than one–on–one," Vernon admits. "The most rewarding thing is to help someone."
After performing her duties as the Tutor Coordinator for a year, she became the AACLC Director in 2012 and continues to serve today. Under her leadership, tutor-student matches have increased from 27 to 223.
AACLC has received the Top-Rated Great Nonprofit Award for their 114 top reviews from volunteers and students from 2012 through 2017. They also earned the Gold Star rating from GuideStar for financial transparency.
In 2015, the AACLC was given the Martha Woods Leadership Award in honor of providing free, individualized tutoring to 25 residents of the Housing Authority of the City of Annapolis (HACA) over two years, preparing them to take the GED, and raising their potential level of self-sufficiency.
In 2016, 223 students (at least 16 years of age or officially dropped out of school) were provided with free assessments, books, and individualized tutoring while volunteers mentored more than 13,000 total hours.
"We have the most amazing, dedicated group of women and men volunteering for the Literacy Council," Vernon says. "Volunteers are the backbone of the AACLC's tutoring program."
Student coordinator, JoAnn Cook, joined the AACLC in 2013. Cook communicates directly with students to ing them into the AACLC tutoring program, trains and communicates with accessors and coordinates student assessments, and assists in creating student-tutor matches, among other things.
"The most rewarding part about being involved with the Literacy Council is twofold," Cook says. "I believe the tutors, volunteers, leadership, and board members are the finest group of people I have ever worked with in my life. The other part, of course, is our students."
Jane Seiss, the Literacy Tutor Coordinator, communicates directly with tutors to provide ongoing tutor support, assists in creating, documenting, and supporting new student-tutor matches, and works with the Tutor Training Coordinator on new tutor training and workshops.
The Database Administrator, Bruce Phillips, oversees the data analysis for student and tutor data while the Information Coordinator, Patti Durst, records student-tutor information into the database.
Under the direction of Vernon, the AACLC developed the ESL (English as a Second Language) and math tutoring programs.
Both Dr. Perinaaz Gandhi and Susann Felton have been math tutors with the AACLC since 2015, helping to train over 40 other volunteers in math tutoring. The AACLC's new math tutoring program has required additional curriculum and assessment developing, record-keeping, tutor support, community outreach, and tutor recruitment.
"Having participated in an adult literacy program while pursuing my undergraduate education in Mumbai, India, I knew the value such programs have as well as their transformational impact on peoples' lives," Gandhi explains. "Additionally, coming from the academic world, I wanted to share my love of education with those who have not received the learning opportunities that I have been fortunate enough to receive."
Volunteers are expected to spend two to three hours a week tutoring students, but according to Vernon, they spend much more time help these individuals succeed.
"What we look for in a volunteer is that they have a love for reading or math," Vernon explains. "They are a life-long learner and want to give back to another person as well as their community. If they have those qualifications, they can be a fabulous tutor and that's really what we look for."
For more information on the AACLC, visit Icanread.org.


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New Study: Hearing Care Devices Market devices is expanding at 6.1% CAGR by 2027
Hearing Care Devices Market by Product (Hearing Aids and Hearing Implants), Type of Hearing Loss (Sensorineural and Conductive), and End User (Hospitals & Clinics, Home Settings, and Ambulatory Surgical Centers (ASCs))
Global Hearing Care Devices Market was valued at $6,423 million in 2016, and is estimated to reach at $9,729 million by 2023, growing at a CAGR of 6.1% from 2016 to 2023. Hearing care devices are used to improve or restore hearing in individuals suffering from temporary or permanent hearing loss. Growth in geriatric population susceptible to hearing disorders, rise in prevalence of hearing loss, and increase in binaural fitting rate are expected to drive the growth of the global hearing care devices market. Moreover, rise in adoption of technically advanced hearing care devices, such as cochlear implants supplement the market growth. However, high cost of the devices and increase in drop-out rates of the patients from the treatment of hearing loss are expected to hamper the market growth.
Rise in Incidence of Hearing Disorders and Increase in Ageing Population
According to the estimates of National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders (NIDCD), about 2 to 3 out of every 1,000 children in the U.S. are born with a detectable level of hearing loss. In addition, according to the 2016 estimates of Population Reference Bureau, the number of Americans in the age group of 65 years and above is anticipated to increase from 46 million in 2017 to over 98 million by 2060. Thus, increase in incidence of hearing loss and rise in pool of geriatric population contributes to the market growth.
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Hearing care devices have witnessed several technological advancements in the recent years. The cochlear implants available in the present scenario have speech recognition in difficult listening situations, which differentiate speech in noisy and reverberant situation, understand sound from television or telephone, and identify a specific sound from distance. In addition, hearing aids feature acoustic scene classifiers, which classify and identify any sound on the basis of background noise, speech in quiet or in noise, music, wind, and number of other parameters.
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- Behind-the-Ear (BTE) Aids
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- By Type
- Hearing Implants
- Cochlear Implants
- Bone-Anchored Hearing Systems (BAHS)
- Auditory Brainstem Implants
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By Type of Hearing Loss
- Sensorineural Hearing Loss
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By End User
- Hospitals & Clinics
- Home Settings
- Ambulatory Surgical Centers (ASCs)
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- Canada
- Mexico
- Europe
- Germany
- France
- Italy
- Spain
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- Brazil
- South Africa
- Saudi Arabia
- Rest of LAMEA
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Wednesday, January 26, 2011
Sunday, January 23, 2011
Apple App Store Reaches 10 Billion Downloads
Wow !!! Apple App Store reached 10 Billion downloads.
Developing iOS Applications
I have been thinking for a while to learn and develop iOS applications but has been putting off due to other commitments. Last week I have finally decided to take the plunge and get started. I am planning to post my travelogue with notes and links to resources of this exciting journey on this blog. Join or subscribe to RSS Feed or by Email if you are interested.
Courses & Resources
After few hours of watching and reading various content available, I found that there is no place better than the Apple : iOS Dev Center to get started with developing iOS Applications. There are tons of content ranging from working samples,developer guides to full length WWDC videos delivered by none other than Apple's own engineering staff.
If you prefer a class room style, with a prescribed direction and outline, here are some courses I found on iTunes that are teaching or have taught iOS development.
Stanford University
Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology
Madison Area Technical College
UC Davis
Aachen University
Study Group
I am also trying to see if there is a user group or Development community in DFW area or setup a study group myself.
Fast Track
If you want to go fast track, may be this 3 day intensive iPhone Development Boot Camp that costs about $1000 is a better option. Next boot camp is just around the corner, 11th Feb, 2010.
Friday, January 21, 2011
Detecting a Mobile Browser on Google App Engine
uastring = self.request.headers.get('user_agent')Via stack overflow
if "Mobile" in uastring and "Safari" in uastring:
# do iphone / ipod stuff
Thursday, January 20, 2011
Living Social : Get The Deal For Free By Sharing It
On LivingSocial, not only you can get emails about great local deals, but you can get the deal itself for Free.
Share for a Free Deal
After you buy the deal, you'll get a unique link to share. If three people buy the deal using your link, then your deal is free.
Now that's a great deal.
Wednesday, January 19, 2011
Two Microsoft .NET Developer Events in DFW, You Must Attend
If you are a budding .NET developer looking to kick start your career in 2011 or advance your career on Microsoft .NET technologies, here are two great events right here in DFW that you must attend.
Windows Azure 2 Day BootCamp : 16th and 17th February 2011
This is a 2-day deep dive program to prepare you to deliver solutions on the Windows Azure Platform. We have worked to bring the region's best Azure experts together to teach you how to work in the cloud. Each day will be filled with training, discussion, reviewing real scenarios, and hands on labs.
Dallas Day of Dot Net : 4th and 5th of March 2011
With Phil Haack kicking off the 2 day event with ASP.NET MVC 3, it got 2 days of immersive .NET programs including but not limited to "Windows phone, Azure, C# 4.0, HTML 5, Asp.Net MVC 3, WPF, Silverlight". The event is priced at $200, but all proceeds go towards helping a cancer patient.
Live as if you were to die tomorrow. Learn as if you were to live forever. -Gandhi
Sunday, January 16, 2011
"You don't have to learn the language of a great poet to write beautiful poetry. Master your own instead."
H1B and H-4 Visa Applications in India Plagued by 221(g) Refusals
Following up a note that I wrote a while back about H1B visa refusals and delays, here is a fresh news brief from Murthy.Com law firm indicating that H1B and H4 visa applications are increasingly rejected without much information.
Visit News Brief Page on Murthy.com
Back in 2009, I wrote "Going for H1B Visa Stamping? Be Prepared To Stay Back For A While" noting that H1B visa stamping is getting increasingly difficult and also taking time and asking reader to prepare well for the delays.
But this new note from Murthy.com is little more disturbing. Job market, particularly in IT sector appears to have picked up lot of momentum in the last few months and hopefully situation will improve in the days ahead.
If you are going for Visa stamping in India, make sure you take all required and any and all additional documentation that prove your eligibility to avoid delays and refusals.
Tuesday, January 11, 2011
Is Programming A Craft ?
Little long but quite a thought provoking article on whether Software Programming is a craft? I totally love the full post and couldn't agree more but here are a few excerpts from the post that stand out.
The thing is, at one level software can be described by the utility it provides. It doesn't matter how ugly it is under the hood as long as it delivers the goods. A programmer can show beautiful software to another programmer, but that's where the appreciation stops for software per se.
A really great programmer (and I've been lucky enough to work with a handful over the years) can out-perform a doing-it-for-the-money programmer by orders of literally hundreds, delivering in hours or days what would take an average developer weeks or months.
A truly skilled programming team can deliver amazing business results in insanely short amounts of time. Let's go after some of that! I want your experience. I want your knowledge. I want you to show me "the simplicity the other side of complexity," to quote Oliver Wendell Holmes. It takes a real expert – a real craftsman – to see the elegant simplicity buried away inside the mess we call enterprise software, for instance, and tease it out
Source : http://dannorth.net/2011/01/11/programming-is-not-a-craft/
On a related note, here is one the best quotes on Software I have ever come to know of.
Software is invisible to most of the world. Although individuals, organizations, and nations rely on a multitude of software-intensive systems every day, most software lives in the interstitial spaces of society, hidden from view except insofar as it does something tangible or useful.
The primary challenge of every software development team is to engineer the illusion of simplicity in the face of essential complexity.
-- Grady Booch ( Handbook of Software Architecture – Grady Booch )
Monday, January 10, 2011
Winter Cravings for a Hot and Spicy Biryani
|Awesome Chicken Biryani from Harsha's Kitchen
Enjoy and have a great time.
Thursday, January 6, 2011
Andhra/Telangana : Sri Krishna Committe Report (PDF, 11.4 MB)
Justice Sri Krishna Committee Report on Andhra/Telangana Issue is now available for download, link below:
You can alternately download the report and full 70MB appendix to the report at Ministry of Home Affairs here : http://mha.nic.in/uniquepage.asp?Id_Pk=584
Wednesday, January 5, 2011
20 Things I learned about Browsers and the Web
|Wonderful book for all ages by Google
Monday, January 3, 2011
About A Resolution I Made in Year 1999
The inspiration behind this resolution was a teacher I met, a lecturer by name VB (Vijay Balachandran) that taught us English at SMVM Polytechnic, Tanuku. He is undoubtedly, one of the BEST teachers I have ever met and I consider myself to be the luckiest bunch to have that opportunity to learn from him. I will share in a separate post his way of teaching and how it helped a Telugu medium student like me to learn to speak, think and express myself in English and most importantly how he totally changed the way I think about teaching itself.
Having barely taught anything at that time, it looked like a big and challenging goal to have. Big and challenging enough that I didn't teach a single thing for the next 8 months or so. One day, while watching a commercial it struck to me to break it down to least possible or manageable size. So I did. What happened next was unbelievable. If you break it down, it will come to about 100 hours an year or roughly about just a couple of hours every week. Just a couple of hours a week. That looked a lot easier and manageable. ( Do you agree now, Marketers are pretty good at convincing you to make manageable purchases, every day! I do.)
As of today, I have taught about 1167 hours so far. Exactly, the way VB has taught us English. Not just concepts, but more focus on How to Apply ourselves and those concepts in real world context to solve problems amid real world constraints.
Its good to know 'what is' and 'how does it work', but what about 'how to apply', 'when to apply' and 'when not to apply'. How do you learn some thing in a familiar environment and apply it in a totally different and unfamiliar environment. Where to start? How to approach it? What really matters to tackle new problems?
For instance, when it comes to .NET Boot Camp, I didn't teach just .NET technology, but what really matters to them to become great consultants and carve out wonderful careers.
Sunday, January 2, 2011
'Thought Garage' find its way back Home, to Blogger
Here is the URL of the new home
NDTV.com : Fact or Allegation ? Just another twisted title for sensationalism
This is yet another example of NDTV.com's sensationalism twisted titles. The title says, as if this was a fact, woman made to urinate in pub...
U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) announced today that on April 12 it conducted the computer-generated random selection pro...
USCIS today released the final count of number of unique pieces of mail received for H1B petitions. It received 133,000 unique pieces of mai...
There has been a lot of fuss about new Mobile Payment solutions and many unsuccessful attempts to get a pie of normal payment solutions. Man...


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Here's a sad fact we bet you didn't know: less than 3% of all books sold in the UK are translated fiction. In other words, most of the books we buy in the UK are written in English, by British or American writers. So what, you might think? Skellig author David Almond explains why we should care: "children need to read the best books by the best writers from all parts of the world… our children are missing out."
We don't want to miss out do we? That's why are devoting this week to translated fiction!
The first thing to say is that you might not even be aware that some of your favourite books, even some absolute classics, are actually translated fiction at all!
From the Moomins to Pippi Longstocking to Tintin, all these books were written in another language and then translated into English, by hugely talented translators who bring their own ideas and poetry to the text – and sometimes even make the translated version better than the original.
So what are your favourites? We want to know! We want you to tell us which translated books you love and recommend to others. Email us email@example.com and tell us! Or you can Tweet us, @GdnChildrensBks.
Your recommendations:
Vango and Vango: Between Sky and Earth by Timothee de Flombelle are the most incredibly captivating romps I've ever read. They gripped myself, my husband and my two teenagers to the extent that we were fighting over who got to read the second part of the tale when it was published. Amazing!
Erik Kastner's The 35th of May, or Conrad's Ride to the South Seas. Sadly no longer in print.
Tam Sventon, Private Detective by Åke Holmberg. Sventon is a very quirky, cream-bun devouring, flying-carpet riding, private detective with an inconsistent lisp (he can't pronounce his own name, which is Sam Svenson). There were nine Tam Sventon books in all, but I think only three or four have been translated into English.
Anybody who likes Emil and the Detectives might like a book called The Pasta Detectives (or, if you're in the US, it's called The Spaghetti Detectives), which is about another little boy, Rico, running around modern-day Berlin looking for his friend Oscar, who's been kidnapped. It's a great read and won the German Children's Literature Prize.
One of my favourite books when I was younger was Inkheart by Cornelia Funke and that was translated from German.
I've read Pippi Longstocking by Astrid Lindgren who is Swedish and Kurt Gets Truckloads by Erlend Loe who is Norwegian.
Amazed Earthling
As far as translated books go I picked up a Baba Papa book in Paris which has great illustrations and is good for young readers; my parents were nostalgic for the TV show that was on in the 1970s! The thirteen and a half lives of Captain Blue Bear gets my vote too.
What about: Zeina Abirached's A Game for Swallows, Satyajit Ray's The Magic Moonlight Flower, Faten by Fatima Sharafeddine, Donkey Lady and Other Tales from the Arabian Gulf?
Emil and the Detectives by Erich Kastner was translated from German. I have seen the play, but to my shame, not read the book!
What about The War Within These Walls by Aline Sax and translated by Laura Watkinson. It was originally written in Dutch!
Sugar, in Paris
I love Emil and the Detectives, Emil and the Three Twins and Lottie and Lisa b Eric Kastner plus Le Petit Nicolas – I've read all these in French but I think they're translated into English, too. Plus The Never-Ending Story (my big sister has this one) by Michael Ende.
What I think is that very few of all the good books we find here in French and German and Italian are translated into English and I want to know why not? We are lucky because we have more languages but it's not right others can't read them too!
I was quite shocked when I realised that so many of my favourite books weren't written in English. Especially all the fairy tales I love! And what about Pippi Longstocking – it's brilliant, I love Pippi. And the Moomins!
The Millennium RIOT readers
The Adventures of Pinocchio by Carlo Collodi which is such a great fairy tale and is an easy classic to read. This is obviously so popular because of the Disney movie which we've have seen although not all of us have read the book.
The Brothers Grimm fairy tales are still popular in our library as they have that creepy atmosphere readers today love and show these "fairy tales" which have been retold with a happier slant over and over just how dark the originals were.
Emil and the Detectives by Erich Kastner, a lovely book especially for boys who may be looking for an easy classic to read. The story is exciting and enthralling enough even today to keep us reading until the end.
Here are some of my favourite translated books:
Goodbye Tsugumi by Banana Yoshimoto, Le Petit Nicolas by Sempre, Le Petit Prince by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, I am a Cat by Soseki Natsume, Charlie Et La Chocolaterie by Roald Dahl
Lauren (on Twitter)
The Book of Everything by Guus Kuijer is imaginative & captivating & heartbreaking. Love it.
Isabella and Helena
Our favourite translated fiction stories are the Neverending
Story and Inkheart series.
One author, two incredible books – Reinhardt Jung, the late German journalist-turned-children's broadcaster was responsible for Dreaming in black and white, which addresses the issue of the Holocaust with a sensitivity and honesty that is lacking from many better-known stories about the same topic. He also created the truly magical Bambert's book of missing stories – which introduces similar notes of spirituality and truth in a linked selection of short tales. It is extremely sad that an author with such great gifts died so young.
The Shamer Chronicles by Danish author Lene Kaaberbøl. The first English language edition published in Great Britain by Hodder Children's Books (the series is also called The Shamer Quartet).
I'd love to add Waffle Hearts by Maria Parr, a Norwegian writer. It's a sparkling debut which celebrates friendship and pure, wholesome adventure.
The Little Prince - Antoine de Saint Exupery, The Mahabharata - C Rajagopalachari's version, Asterix and Tintin, of course! Anything by Jules Verne - 20,000 Leagues under the Sea being my most commonly read one.
TheFlyingKipper (from Twitter)
My daughter likes Mrs Pepperpot by Alf Prøysen and my son's favourites are Doctor Proctor's Fart Powder by Jo Nesbø and its sequels.
The beautiful Jane, the Fox and Me by Fanny Britt and Illustrated by: Isabelle Arsenault was first published in French by La Pasteque of Montreal and the then translated into by Susan Ouriou and Christelle Morelli and published by Groundwood.
Jackal and Wolf by Shen Shixi (China's "King of Animal Stories"), tr Helen Wang (Egmont 2012); Black Flame by Gerelchimeg Blackcrane, tr Anna Holmwood (Groundwood Books 2013), An Unusual Princess by Wu Meizhen, tr Petula Parris Huang (Egmont 2012).
The Book Doctor
In the Sea there are Crocodiles: based on The True Story of Enaiatollah Akbari by Fabio Geda, translated by Howard Curtis – it's about a 10-year-old Afghan boy who traffics himself from the border of Afghanistan/ Pakistan to safety in Italy.
Do email your own suggestions email@example.com and keep coming back to the site this week to see what else we've got to say!
Here's a plan of what translated delights we've got in store for you this week. Links will be added as the articles and features go live!
Later on today we've rounded up some of our best reader reviews of translated fiction. Members, take a bow; we are at the cutting edge of children's books reviews! Did you know that the first ever review of Oksa Pollock was published on our site by one of our French-speaking reviewers, before the book was even translated into English – thanks for that SophieDophie, your review probably helped the book to get translated in English so non-French speakers can enjoy it too!
On Tuesday 25 March, challenge yourself in our translated fiction quiz! Then from midday we're running a live blog of the world's largest children's literature award, the Astrid Lindgren prize, named after the creator of Pippi Longstocking herself.
We also have an extract of a real classic work of translated fiction Letter for the King by Dutch writer Tonke Dragt – and we also have 10 copies of the limited edition paperback to give away to lucky readers.
On Wednesday 26 March, we've got a fascinating interview with the creators of Oksa Pollock, the witch who is being called the French Harry Potter. The book started life as a self-published book in France. Now the Oksa series is being translated into English and Pollockmania is beginning to spread across the whole world!
On Thursday 27 March, Anthea Bell, the legendary translator of all the Asterix albums, gives us her top 10 children's books in translation.
And on Friday 28 March we've got a gorgeous gallery of a new and very cute book April the Red Goldfish, which was written in French by Marjolaine Leray and has been translated into English by Sarah Ardizzone. Sarah explains something of the great craft, art and skill of a translator in her revealing gallery captions (we have books to give away too).
I love Cornelia Funke. With note, Dragon Rider was my favourite, I remember when it came out.


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The latest in entrepreneurial technology news for Kiwis
These search results are from across the Techday network of sites
14 Jan
Interview: Avaya seeks to improve employee experience with unified workspace
Techday spoke to Avaya International sales engineering senior director Savio Tovar Dias about how Avaya IX OneSpace will affect employee workflows.
10 Jan
Anana deploys Pluribus Networks as part of network modernisation project
"We can isolate issues and resolve them much more quickly now, which really helps us keep our internal users and our customers happy."
07 Jan
Cloud adoption accelerating across A/NZ enterprises
"As dependence on the cloud increases, it requires organisations to employ data management strategies that are robust, yet flexible enough to aid their transformation, while mitigating risks."
02 Jan
IT contracts worth $48.5bn up for renewal in APAC
"A major portion of the contracts expiring in 2020 are in the infrastructure outsourcing and business process outsourcing areas."
02 Jan
Network infrastructure in 2019 stagnated, expert says
"As the large part of ongoing development is looking promising, 2020 may bring further advancements, especially if new technologies and solutions will be integrated and adopted on a wider scale."
31 Dec
Rapid growth continues for business process applications market
New research from GlobalData shows that the business process applications market will surpass US$93 billion within the next three years.
26 Dec
Security, analytics and customer service top priorities for CFOs
With changing demands from both internal and external customers, CFOs are having to invest in emerging technologies and capabilities to meet demands."
19 Dec
Business observability vs application monitoring: What's the difference?
Observability is the answer for when traditional monitoring won't suffice, and when modern software teams need to play offense with software.
18 Dec
AI, automation, and data management: Key technology trends for 2020
Talend, ManageEngine and Cohesity share their predictions for how enterprise technology will develop.
13 Dec
DataRobot to acquire data fabric provider Paxata
Companies must overcome several key challenges associated with AI in order to reap the benefits and become successful.
13 Dec
2020 Prediction: The rise of meaningful communication
At the forefront of this engagement experience will be newer mobile technologies such as WhatsApp Business, Apple Business Chat and Google's use of RCS on Android devices.
13 Dec
Successful cloud transformation requires collaboration on network strategy
An organisation's security team must be invited to the table when a transformation project is in the early planning stages, Zscaler says.
11 Dec
People, AI or chatbots: A/NZ consumers don't differentiate with customer service
Australian and New Zealanders are happy to embrace a full range of self-serve and human customer service options, placing the highest premium on speed, knowledge, and accuracy of outcomes.
11 Dec
APAC business process outsourcing market set to grow
"This will be primarily be driven by the increasing number of global companies expanding their base in the region and partnering with agile business partners to provide them with the required services."
11 Dec
2020 predictions: Security breaches, talent shortages and rapid RPA growth
As organisations throughout Australia make plans for the year ahead, it's worth considering some of the 'big picture' forces that will shape the business environment in coming months, Veritec says.
10 Dec
Case study: FlexiGroup shifts the dial with Dynamics 365
The company had attempted to overhaul CRM in the past, with vendors shoehorning systems into the company without properly understanding the processes.
10 Dec
Customer service reps tired of not having the right tools - Pega
Software still isn't solving basic issues that have long given customer-facing employees headaches.
10 Dec
Nintex recognised for innovation in workflow and content automation
Nintex has added visual BPM and no-code RPA capabilities to its platform in the last 18 months and earned its 3rd Aragon Research Women in Technology Award.
10 Dec
Trend Micro debuts security services platform for cloud applications
Trend Micro Cloud One automates and simplifies cloud security to give organisations the flexibility they need to meet their most strategic cloud priorities.
09 Dec
FTS Group acquires Galaxy 42
Galaxy 42 is a national consulting business that specialises in providing services to implement, enhance, support and integrate the TechnologyOne application suite.
09 Dec
Fujitsu completes Tassie emergency services upgrade
It allows for real-time sharing of incident details, resource location, hazards, and warnings as well as status tracking between agencies.
06 Dec
Five key features organisations need in an accounts payable solution
Accounts payable automation streamlines the invoice processing workflows in an organisation, Upstream Solutions says.
05 Dec
Kemp survey shows businesses struggling with application issues
The State of Application Experience (AX) report shows that in more established environments, IT professionals are finding it increasingly difficult to add new applications.
04 Dec
Pegasystems adds Kubernetes support to Cloud Choice Guarantee offering
Now clients can deploy Pega with Kubernetes on AWS, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud, Pivotal, and Red Hat while removing technical lock-in, according to the company.
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Speaks for itself all positive reviews you can find it various web magazines.
All applications are for iOS and Android devices, so you can't find them in Apple AppStore and Google Play
Applications we have developed or were involved in their development:
Sedačky Phase
We created an innovative online 3D web configurator for the famous furniture company, PHASE.
Users can build their own sofas in different layouts, colors, and materials. The configurator is based on the latest modern web technologies. The marketing and design division of PHASE has available an administration section for online management of the content presented in this seductive configuration tool.
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This helpful app shows to users, potential customers, how the nano-coating work. How nanostructure can bound heat and reflect it back to space. Thanks to this fact the app isn't just usual an extension of a catalogue but It can learn how things work in the real world.
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This app has been created for the company MSD which uses it as a modern tool of presentation of their office building Riverview located by Vlava river in Prague.
The app is directly connected with a commemorative coin which was created as a celebration of opening of Riverview building. You can explore the building through interactive 3d model and through gyroscopes panoramas. If you reach the roof you can enjoy an interactive show you can see interesting places, and information about them, in Prague. Your smart device will be used as virtual glasses.Marker for download.
Presentation application of modern office building Cubus, ten story class A office building completed in 2007. It is situated in city centre of Bratislava with bus and tram stops in direct vicinity. Accessibility by car is excellent with easy connections to highways. A three level underground parking garage serves the needs of the occupiers.
The app Interobal improves the marketing communication with clients. They can choose the product in more intuitive and faster way, thanks to an animated presentation in 3D view and in augmented reality.
The app is based on our custom service VectoroBox.
W5 Box Ring
The W5 Box Ring is commercial application for ad placement in real preview. Advertisers can make much simpler decision how to deploy the ads in the boxing ring and in the auditorium because they can exactly see where the ads will be placed by using our 3d augmented reality preview. The management of W5 now can sell the ad spaces in more effective way like never before thanks to this application.
LH Virtual Tour
Brand new way how to discover high quality of Lufthansa business class service. Explore Boeing 747-8 in all its beauty. Turn it, zoom it or take it off. And enjoy the new business class seat right after and touch all the parts to see its amazing functions.
This app was created for Lufthansa Czech republic to be used with a special promotional Magic Card.
Pub defender
Become a part of the world of augmented reality by playing Pub defender the game. Let you feel the incredible experience on your Android device and show to everybody that you can beat the TOP10 score.
On beer mat you will see a pub in augmented reality (on your device screen). This is your favorite pub where is limited amount of beer. Because of that you must defend the pub against thirsty soccer players because they want drink up your beer. You must touch on them to keep them away from your pub.
We created a new, exciting Augmented Reality application for Albatros Publishing and their fantastic book of tales, Pufík z Pohádkové Lhoty.
Pufík is the smartest plush toy of all. He lives in Pohádková Lhota, where his friend, Pepík, comes to visit him. Together they experience many fun adventures - they learn how to fly on a balloon route, they visit a fish called Megasardinka or a fantastic ice-cream resort. You can experience the advetures together with them with this application. Every story has beautifully illustrated animations that breathe life to the main characters and allows children to come into the stories and have fun with their friends Pufík and Pepík.
Text - Igor Mandík
Illustration - Alice Sinkner
We created an application, called Augment8, for a British company Pulse8 Graphic Design ltd, which uses it for presenting their products in Augmented Reality to their clients.
The Augment8 application is built on our very own VectoroBox platform.
Imagine how you're walking through the Metropole Zličín arcade and suddenly you stand face to face with a giant robot. And another one. And a third one. And then two more! Yes, it is true. With five almost two meters tall robots, some of which move and make terrifying sounds or light signals, you'll be facing throughout the month of September. And you will be able to play an Augmented Reality game right at the exhibits!
People have been sharing their thoughts, their ideas, their day to day experiences, then their photos and more recently their videos, mood or current location on the internet. Now, everybody can share their 3D models in an interesting and engaging way: through Augmented Reality! But not only that, VectoroBox is all about letting you show the world or just your select few friends what you've been working on in the field of 3D graphics, design and animation.
You can start using VectoroBox for free. After registration you get Trial licence for 7 days. Trial licence has same features as Basic licence (Paid licence).
Application for smart devices is for download free at Google play and App store.
Magic Cards
Enjoy a fascinating multimedia show with this amazing postcard called "Magic Cards" and free application with augmented reality. Point your mobile device at the "Magic Cards" postcard and you can see an 3D visual with a multimedia animation. If you touch the screen you will hear the sound of it. Be sure that if you send Magic Cards to your friends and family they will experience great multimedia show.
We created application Magic Cards with collaboration with company JIRASGAMES
Jiří Mikoláš was awarded with second place in "Vodafone Nápad roku 2013" competition.
Here is the link to results of "Vodafone Nápad roku 2013" competition.
We created collection of games "Igračkopedie" with colaboration of company EFKO-karton, which own popular czech toy "Igráček". Games are educative and they are for Kids. Games are audiovisual, so they are proper for the smallest Kids, which can't able reading. Game in this first version contains 3 proffessions: Painter, Florist nad Policeman. Every proffession contains 5 games. Every proffession have one unique game. Kids can learn new things and they can train their brain.
Application "Korunka" was created for Loterie Korunka a.s., which used this application for their self private promo-actions in TipSport bars. This is first phase, in second phase will be this application available at Apple AppStore nad Google Play as public free game.
Domy G SERVIS
Domy G SERVIS version 1, is an application that we have developed for company G SERVIS CZ, s.r.o.. It is an extension of catalogue of houses G SERVIS, that allows clients to view chosen house in Augmented Reality.
If you want to try this application and you don't own G SERVIS catalogue, nothing is lost. On following page http://www.gservis.cz/dodavane-sluzby/tisteny-katalog/rozsirena-realita-stahnete-si-marker/ you can download a marker, that allows you to view houses from catalogues. Application is free for download.
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Great news for the UK. This update on the ongoing data.gov.uk project, suggests that the first beta will be launched next month to a select group.
Sir Tim Berners-Lee and Professor Nigel Shadbolt have been tasked with delivering the goods. The BBC has reported that Data.gov.uk is built with semantic web technology (one of Berners-Lee's own pet projects), which will enable the data it offers to be drawn together into links and threads as the user searches.
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