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Hello blog visitors, Kirsten here, I hope you had a great weekend. Word has come down from the boss - - that it's time I started thinking about projects for you-know-what in December. After much gnashing of teeth, I challenged myself to make four cards in an hour, using the following ingredients:
White card blanks
Scraps of core'dinations
Joy Crafts Ice Crystal dies
Liquid Pearls
Glitter glue
Gold & silver embossing powders
Distress inks
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The thing I did was to die cut the snowflakes. It's the first time I've used these dies & I initially used a 300gsm card. It was too thick, even with Cut Rite wax paper the dies didn't cut all the way through. So I tried a card blank, which is about 200-250 gsm, with the wax paper & after putting it through the Big Shot a few times, it worked. The die cuts are quite delicate, so I would suggest that you place the card onto a piercing mat & gently push the card away from the die cut with a poky tool.
Once I had cut a small pile of snowflakes, I started on the cards. I used letters from an alphabet set of stamps that I've had in my stash for an age, stamped them with Versamark & heat set with gold or silver embossing powder.
Then I masked off the word with a post-it.
For each card, I swiped distress ink that corresponded with the core'dinations card, onto the craft sheet & spritzed it with water. then I loaded a small paintbrush with the ink & water mix & flicked it over the white card, until I was happy with the splatters.
Now it was time to put the cards together, keeping them very simple with accents of gold & silver liquid pearls & Icicle glitter glue……….
That's it. I achieved my goal, all four cards were finished in under an hour. I think I will make more simple cards like this, they're great for when you need a batch of quick cards. And I used some of my huge pile of scrap card stock too.
Thanks for visiting. I'll be meeting Lisa this week to make plans for the next few weeks & also for the blog challenges between now & December, we will keep you updated as things occur. The current challenge runs until 10pm on Saturday, so I will be back on Sunday with a new one. Until then, happy crafting.


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Lenox committee picks local developer for affordable housing project
LENOX — A local developer has been selected to build a mixed-income, affordable housing complex on the Sawmill property off the Route 7/20 bypass.
The nonprofit Berkshire Housing Development Corp., in partnership with the Community Development Corp. of South Berkshire, was chosen on Wednesday to build the $15 million complex. The plan calls for 50 rental units — 41 affordable and 9 market-rate — in five buildings on 6 acres of a 19-acre site.
The final vote, which followed a spirited debate, was 4-1 in favor of Berkshire Housing/CDC, with member Frederick Keator abstaining. Boston-based Pennrose Properties was the only other bidder.
But the project still faces a high hurdle to clear. At the May 2 annual town meeting, residents will vote on whether to donate the Sawmill property to the developer. A two-thirds supermajority is needed for approval.
The town purchased the undeveloped land for $600,000 in 2011 with CDC as the designated developer, but no projects emerged over the next five years.
Under the current plan, income-eligible individuals and families could apply for 12 one-bedroom, 28 two-bedroom and 10 three-bedroom units at prices ranging from $805 to $1,350 per month. People who work or live in Lenox would have initial preference.
Opponents, including residents of an adjacent subdivision on Stoneledge Road, point out that the overwhelming 2011 town meeting vote that authorized the town to purchase the privately owned land for affordable housing was based on an ownership model and not rental units.
Unidentified critics of the current proposal have sent out two anonymous mass mailings to townspeople and created a Facebook page blasting the project as flawed, poorly planned and "a financially unsustainable mess."
Former Affordable Housing Committee Chairwoman Debbie Burke lamented the "continuing acrimony and accusations, and the resulting defensiveness" swirling around the rental vs. ownership debate.
"We are neighbors, friends; we rely on each other," she said at Wednesday's meeting. "I guarantee that at some point in your life, if it hasn't happened already, somebody who lives in subsidized housing in this community will come to your personal aid."
She pleaded with those gathered in Town Hall "to remember that this is a community where we need to be caring about one another and living with one another."
Land Use Director and Town Planner Gwen Miller sent out a request for proposals last November, reviewed by Chief Administrative Officer Christopher Ketchen, for either an ownership or rental development. But Berkshire Housing/CDC and Pennrose were the only two developers that responded, offering plans for a rental complex financed in part by state and federal tax breaks and other incentives available primarily for rental projects.
The Sawmill Selection Committee scored the project in favor of Berkshire Housing/CDC by a narrow margin over Pennrose, 127-108.
The local group won high marks for affordability, income eligibility, site and building design, sustainability, energy conservation, development experience, financial feasibility, management capability and overall quality of the proposal and presentation. Pennrose also scored well on most of the categories, but lost some points from committee member Joe Strauch on site and building design as well as overall quality and development experience, since it had no track record in the Berkshires.
Pennrose proposed to buy the land for $50,000 from the town, while Berkshire Housing/CDC asked for the site to be donated "because that significantly increases the financial viability of the project and ensures greater affordability for the tenants."
"I really liked the design of Pennrose's project because of its smaller, more homey structures," committee Chairwoman Marybeth Mitts said. "But CDC of South Berkshire appeared to get more support, being a local developer. I think both proposals were fantastic."
"I had an extremely difficult time with this decision," committee member Kate McNulty-Vaughan said. "We had a very highly capable, regional East Coast developer offering to come in here and do some pretty important things."
She praised Pennrose's presentations as "wonderful" but cited "a great local team we're familiar with, and we've seen their projects," she said. "This was extremely close."
Member Carol Haythorne, who supported Pennrose, said that while "both proposals were excellent, Pennrose's design, the small village-type feel it created, was more in keeping with Lenox."
But Strauch said he felt "much more comfortable with the local people."
During prolonged discussion ahead of the vote, Keator emphasized the ownership concept that drove the town's purchase of the property over the finish line eight years ago. He also contended that 20 properties have sold for under $200,000 in Lenox each year since 2011, "which is certainly affordable."
Keator pinpointed this week's purchase of the former Crystal Street school in Lenox Dale by a Springfield investor for $775,000 for use as 10 market-rate apartments. "The town had the opportunity to at least look at it and consider it, but we haven't," he argued.
He said that construction of the Sawmill project, including blasting, would "disrupt salamanders, traffic patterns, neighborhoods." Keator also cited what he described as lack of involvement by the Select Board and claimed that available properties in town could be "repurposed" for affordable housing.
He asked to adjourn the meeting of the Sawmill Selection Committee "until we have had a more collaborative approach to the affordable housing situation in Lenox, including the selectmen, town manager, Finance Committee, planning, zoning, community preservation and conservation committees." But the other four committee members declined to support his motion.
"What we're trying to do here is to build housing so that young families have somewhere affordable to live in town and to move into the area," Mitts said.
She also noted that the town's Affordable Housing Committee and Trust has considered various properties in town, but they were not suitable for family housing.
But Keator angrily countered that "the town said in 2011 that it didn't want a rental project, and no one has gone back to the town to ask, have you changed your mind? Now we're going through this whole process without asking the townspeople whether this is what you really want."
Mitts emphasized that the request for proposals sent out in November sought either ownership or rental housing, but no ownership proposals emerged.
"I don't think rental housing is like a terrible, horrible thing," she said. "A lot of people need rental housing. They're just like our children, like we were when we were starting out in life. I don't think anybody has anything to be terrified about."
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Motorcycle licence Training Courses
The weather is hotting up. The holidays are an excellent time to learn to ride a motorcycle. We have spaces left on our CBTA courses for motorcycle restricted and full licence. Contact Academy of Motorcycling now to reserve your place.
Basic Handling Skills - One Space Left
We have one space left on our motorcycle basic handling skills course to get your learner licence. The course date is Sunday 9th of December and the location is Saxton field north car park. Contact us to reserve your place.
Evening training now available
Now that it is lighter in the evenings, we are now offering the chance for some training during the week. If you are interested in getting your motorcycle licence and have some time in the evenings contact us now for information on CBTA restricted and full. Basic handling skills and learn to ride courses will still run at the weekend.
The next motorcycle basic handling skills session is 30th September at Saxton Field North car park. Spaces are available for all abilities. If you want to get your learner licence then look no further. Contact us to reserve your place. learner license then
Our next motorcycle Basic Handling Skills session to get your learner licence is Sunday 2nd September at Saxton Field North car park near to Nelson Hockey.
This course is for new riders up to experienced riders. All the training and instruction you need is given to help you to pass the test.
Contact us now to book your place.
New motorcycle training site
We have moved our Basic Handling Skills training site to Saxton Field North car park on the corner of Suffolk Road and Saxton Road. Turn at the Bunnings roundabout.
Motorbike Training in Nelson
We still have places available on our Basic Handling Skills course on March 18th. Contact us now to book your place.
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New Year's Eve Party Cruise Aboard the Art Boat
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We're closing 2019 on The Art Boat, and taking our New York New Year's Eve festivities to the next level with a night of immense celebrations. We'll be dancing, feasting, and catching incredible views for an end of the year party on one of NYC's most eccentric party boats. Tickets to our shindig on the water won't last long, so hurry up and secure your spot today!
Ring in 2020 Aboard A New York New Year's Eve Boat Party!
Hop aboard this double-decker moving street art gallery known formally as The Art Boat for a-kind NYE experience. The exterior is covered completely in colorful and expressive spray paint murals, as is the climate-controlled interior; giving you a vessel that literally oozes personality inside and out. Take in the views of this wondrous city at night as you welcome 2020 on this exclusive New York New Year's Eve cruise.
It's not all sights aboard this party, we'll also have a live DJ setting the mood with a mix of all the hits and anthems made to keep the dance floor busy. We also can't have you ending the year on an empty stomach, and have procured a varied assortment of tasty eats. You'll have plenty of time to become acquainted with the bartender at the Top Shelf open bar.
When the clock strikes midnight, we'll commence a traditional NYE countdown, followed by a celebratory champagne toast to welcome the new year.
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General Admission (21+) event – Let's end 2019 properly with a wild party on the water!
- Admission aboard The Art Boat.
- Dinner Buffet, and Top Shelf open bar.
- Champagne Toast at Midnight
- Dance to the stylings of our live DJ.
- Get festive with NYE party favors.
- First-come, first-serve seating.
Buffet Menu:
- Boneless Breast of Chicken Francese
- Penne Broccoli
- Stuffed Shells
- Eggplant Rollatini
- Roasted Potatoes
- Steamed Vegetables
- Caesar Salad
- Dinner Rolls
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- Boarding: 9:30 PM
- Departing: 10:00 PM
- Returning: Approximately 1:00 AM
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Gallagher, Benn lift Canadiens over Golden Knights 3-2
MONTREAL (AP) Brendan Gallagher and Jordie Benn helped Charlie Lindgren stay perfect in the NHL.
Gallagher and Benn scored in the first period, Lindgren improved to 5-0 in five career starts and the Montreal Canadiens beat the Vegas Golden Knights 3-2 on Tuesday night for their third straight win.
Max Pacioretty also scored for Montreal, which has gone 5-1-0 since starting the season 2-7-1. Lindgren, called up from AHL Laval last week when Carey Price went out with a lower body injury, won his second game in a row and has yet to lose a start over three seasons.
"It's been a heck of a start – it's been fun," said Lindgren, who played his first game at the Bell Centre. "It was unreal."
Pierre-Edouard Bellemare and Erik Haula scored for Vegas, which ended a six-game trip 1-4-1. The Knights were coming off a shootout loss in Toronto on Monday night and were playing their sixth game in nine days.
"They keep working hard and that's what you have to do," Vegas coach Gerard Gallant said.
The Canadiens outshot the Knights 13-2 in the opening period, but Vegas battled back and had a 31-28 edge for the game.
"It was wild," Lindgren said. "We knew coming in that Vegas doesn't give up. They're such a hard-working team. They threw everything at the net at the end. My defensemen really helped me out."
Tomas Plekanec won a race to a dump-in and fed Gallagher alone at the side of the net for his seventh goal at 8:24. Benn got his first on a point shot through heavy traffic at 10:55.
Vegas got one back when Bellemare deked past Jeff Petry and beat Lindgren from close range at 17:41.
Pacioretty was at the doorstep to redirect Petry's shot past Maxime Legace 3:31 into the second frame.
The Knights had Legace pulled for an extra attacker when Jonathan Marchessault fed a cross-ice pass that Haula one-timed into an open side with 1:17 left to play.
Lindgren won wearing the mask he had last season when Montreal's farm team was in St. John's. It has the team name IceCaps written on the front.
"My (new) mask is coming," he said. "It's been in the works for a long time.
"Unfortunately it got sent to the wrong location. But it'll be coming no doubt. I'm not the superstitious type. Once I get it, I'll throw it on."
NOTES: Montreal center Jonathan Drouin did not play in the third period due to an upper body injury. … After the game, Michael McCarron was assigned to Laval and new Rocket captain Byron Froese was called up.
Golden Knights: Host Winnipeg on Friday night.
Canadiens: Host Minnesota on Thursday night.
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Getting the right fabric for your garment is often the difference between a successful garment and a disaster. When faced with racks of gorgeous fabrics, prints and colours it can be difficult to know where to start and how to get the right fabric.
This is my beginners guide to fabric, an overview of fabric types and important things you need to know about fabric. And a few tips for when you are choosing your first fabrics!
The two main things about fabric are the way the fabric is constructed and the composition. It is worth getting to grips with the basics of these, you might find you already know a fair bit learnt from wash-care labels in ready made garments.
Fabric construction:
Fabric can be knitted, woven or bonded. These different types of construction are part of what give the fabric its characteristics. A knitted fabric will have some stretch. Examples of knitted fabrics are cotton interlock which is used to make t-shirts and baby-grows, heavier jersey fabrics are often used to make sweatshirts and jogging pants. A lot of fabrics used for sportswear are made from knitted fabrics because of the stretch which allows ease of movement.
Woven fabric, is mainly non stretch, (although their are exceptions when woven with a microfibre such as elastane). Fabrics used to make classic mens shirts are usually woven, and quilters cotton is common and abundant in most fabric shops. Woven fabrics are the easiest to work with because of the lack of stretch.
Felted and bonded fabric, are fabrics which are made from fibres which are bonded together with glue or heat and pressure, the most common fabric like this is craft felt which is used for many crafts and has the special quality of not fraying so raw edges can be left unfinished.
Fabric composition:
This is the fibre that has been knitted, woven or bonded to create the fabric. There are natural fibres and synthetic fibres, each of these fibres have their own speical qualities. When making a garment the choice of fibre may be an important factor when chosing fabric for washability and pracicality.
The natural fibres are:
Cotton -which comes from a cotton plant and is cool to wear, it can crease easily. It absorbs liquid well and is washable but slow to dry.
Linen – comes from a flax plant and has similar qualities to cotton, it is cool to wear, absorbent and creases badly.
Wool – comes from sheep, is warm to wear and does not really crease, it is hard wearing but not generally washable.
Silk – comes from silk worms and is also warm to wear and not generally washable.
Synthetic fibres include:
Viscose – which is often drapey, washable and creases quite badly.
Nylon and acrylic – are warm to wear and non absorbent, so dry quickly and don't crease.
Polyester – is not as warm to wear but is similarly non absorbent and crease resistant.
It is common to find blends of fibres which mix the quality of the fabric and can also reduce the cost of an expensive fibre. Polyester and cotton are a common blend. Adding polyester makes the fabric dry more easily and more crease resistant. Wool is mixed with syntheic fibres to reduce the cost of a pricey fibre. Micro fibres such as elastane might be used to add stretch to a fabric.
Fabric finishing.
This is the name of a process which is done to fabric to improve the appearance and give the fabric its final quality. It includes mechanical and chemical processes which can alter the handle of a fabric. For example brushed cotton, this process gives cotton a soft almost fluffy handle to cotton.
Fabric weight
Each type of fibre can be knitted or woven into different weights of fabric. It is a common misconception that all silk is a lightweight smooth and silky finished fabric. Silk can be heavy weight suiting with quite a rough texture. Often silky finished fabrics that you find in fabric shops is actually made from polyester.
Wool is not necessarily heavy weight coating, you can buy dress or blouse weight wool. Cotton can be heavyweight cotton canvas and cotton drill or lightweight cotton voile that has almost a chiffon quality.
Fabric width is important if you are following a dress pattern as you may need different quantities of fabric for the style you are making with different widths.
Generally fabrics come in 2 widths 150cm or 114cm wide. There are some exceptions to this, but these are the most common. Commercial patterns will give you guidance as to how much fabric you need for your chosen style in each width.
Tips for buying fabric:
When starting out on your first time buying fabric I think its a good idea to take a garment similar to the one you want to make with you so you can compare weight and how it feels in the fabric shop.
Take your time choosing fabric, pull some of the fabric away from the roll so you can see how it hangs and drapes, try and visualise the finished garment when doing this.
Ask for a second opinion, most shops selling fabric will employ people or be run by people that know their fabrics, so you can always explain what you are planning to make and see if they think your fabric choice is a good one!
Have a look at similar styles of clothing in the shops and then look at the washcare label where you can find what the fabric is made from.
Other things to consider:
Checks – If you are making a check garment you might want to take the time to match the checks at the side seams, this really gives your garment a quality finish without to much work. This however is likely to make cutting your garment quite wasteful so you will need to buy more fabric than stated.
One-way prints – This is a good time to look at how they lay the pattern pieces out on the instructions to your pattern. If you notice the pattern lay relies on pieces being laid upside down and you have a print that only works one-way you will need to allow more fabric for this. Some patterns will give you information on laying your pattern on fabric with nap, this is the information and quantities you would need to follow for a one way print.
Pile or nap – This is when you are using fabric such as velvet or corduroy that has a short pile, the appearance looks and feels different if you turn the fabric length the opposite way. Again the same applies as with the one-way print and patterns often have this information.
Final note – fabric shopping can get a bit addictive! In a few months you might start to develop a stash! 🙂


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give me grace and chemicals
- one of these days, I'll figure out how to write an autobiographical statement that isn't a total wank.
- moving date got moved up a week, so the moving weekend is the one of/after Cold Fusion. Sorry, P-Lau.
- along those lines, I guess I should start packing 2 boxes a day, instead of my leisurely 1.5.
- I'm doing nothing for elections, and it's freeing. So freeing, I'll spare the analogies.
- SNAKES ON A PLANE!!! (link goes to webcomic which links to article about ridiculous movie.)


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Shareen Richter, International Laughter & Happiness Professor, Expert Motivational Speaker, a De-Stress Coach and MC. Shareen is that X-factor , dynamic and engaging….. will keep you entertained with her interactive thought provoking "Happiness Tools…..Having trained overseas in this specialised field, Shareen brought back to South Africa, "Laughter Coaching". Shareen's drive to help organisations attain "Happiness @ Work" has led to her being a Finalist for Sage Pastel 702 Small Business Awards , internationally represented at TED X Johannesburg – streamed to over 140 countries and invited as a guest Speaker for the World International Laughter Conference: Georgia, Atlanta.Founder and Owner of Africa's largest and most successful Laughter Coaching Organisation, having 2 business degrees and trained and coached in SA's top 100 companies over 30 000 people, frequently commissioned for Government and State work; Shareen is not only highly qualified but is a dynamic and engaging speaker that gives powerful strategies to create"stress-less" happy organisations.Shareen is frequently in the media; TV, Radio and Print and has been featured in Europe & North America on national radio. Shareen keeps audiences entertained with her interactive thought provoking happiness tools.Shareen is an Alumni of the Cherie Blair foundation – United Kingdom.


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Welcome to the ICS blog hop this month our theme is Colors of Courage, our goal is to inspire those wanting to send cards or projects to friends/family in cancer treatment. Sadly this seems to be a card I am creating more and more lately. In fact, just last night I learned a neighbor just got diagnosed so I'll be making her a pretty card and some homemade muffins for her and her family this week-end.
Also if your not aware there is a great card support group called Chemo Angels, I have been participating in this group as a card angel for many years now. Read more about them HERE.
Now on to my project, one of my flying friends/downline has a friend entering hospice with Pancreatic Cancer so I made her a "pack" of cards to send to the friend. I don't know her but I always feel compelled when I hear about stuff to try and help out. Here are the cards, I used the Acetate Card Boxes from the holiday catalog to package them in.
I used the Ribbon of Courage Stamp Set and my colors are eggplant envy and very vanilla.
This stamp set was inspired by Million Sales Achiever, Patty Bennett, she lost her Mom to breast cancer. This is a great stamp set that you could use for other things too, weddings, valentines day, get well, sympathy, ect.
Thanks for hanging with me I know this post was long, the subject is important and one that is dear to my heart. I have had a few family members battle it as well as a dear friend. Now hop on over to Candy's blog and see what beautiful project she has to share.


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Humanities 7 – Homework – Feb 4
Today in class, student explained some of the motivating and enabling factors of European colonization in the Americas by creating an identity map of why Europeans wanted to create colonies and what helped them to be successful (and by reviewing some of the causes and effects that were discussed yesterday).
Imperialism In Africa Understanding Questions
Homework - Complete both assignments for credit (worth two HW stamps):
p. 4 - Read, highlight, and annotate (5 comments and/or questions) the article about "Imperialism and Africa," then answer the questions on the back side of the handout (answer in complete sentences, at least 1-2 sentences per question).
p. 5 - Complete the Unit 4 1/2 Vocabulary.


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Among the most lively, rising areas of the technology sector today is virtual-reality. In the extra dimension it provides to gambling and media-consumption to the amount of concentration the technologies may bring to advertising, VR is anticipated to observe a lump soon.
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Join your host Tessa Harrington today at 3PM PDT for a talk with SRH Magic and Nissa Rewell of the Pandorian Hub Grid about using virtual social media as a means to teach marketing & economics for real world business. This promises to be an interesting conversation, so scoot over to http://slurl.com/secondlife/Metaverse Island%161/158/111/25 at 3PM PDT.
Purdue Professors in the real world, Scott and Nissa have been working to establish an AVATAR the MOVIE Community Hub based roughly upon the ideas of the Gorean Hub. They have two goals in this venture – two help promote stronger role playing communities and to use their hub as a training ground for their marketing and economics students.
Some of their goals are as follows:
- To unite and promote traffic to the many exciting Avatar themed sims that are dedicated to structured role play.
- Create a Pandorian role playing training program to help decrease the rate of attrition and provide educated role players for the role playing sim owners, thereby increasing their numbers of devoted role players.
- Illustrate the laws of Marketing and Economics through their Pandorian Hub and V-Retailing center.
- Help give creators of Pandorian playwear an additional merchandising point.
- To promote 'serious play' as a tool for serious learning and training and help institute new online training standards and protocols for education online.


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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-300728702020-03-26T16:03:00.249+01:00Stefánrilla!Ko-Leenhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-30072870.post-27806893156387218482014-10-15T23:46:00.000+01:002014-10-15T23:46:05.665+01:00New homeIn case you might be wondering what happened to me, I am still around, I just started a new blog.
http://katrinnielsdottir.wordpress.com/Ko-Leenhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-30072870.post-68402154387025745712014-08-21T22:57:00.000+01:002014-08-21T22:57:32.927+01:00Fishing tripDavíð is gone on a fishing trip for work purposes. He just got back from Germany. His friend got married. When I went to wash the clothing from the trip I saw the suitcase was empty and my first assumption was that he had forgotten every stitch of clothing he brought with him in Germany. I spent a large part of the day being angry. When he got home I asked him what he had done with all his clothing. I guess he had packed them in his bike box. So I had no reason to be mad. Lesson learned. Check the shipping box before you assume the worst. In other news:

The car made it to the 300 000 kilometer mark. Pretty amazing I think. Particularly when you consider that I live next to the sea and you know what that means? Constant salt. 1998 Toyota Corolla. Still going strong.

We took a nice family trip to the beach on one of the closest things to good weather days we get around here. It must have been 16 above. Notice we are still wearing sweaters.

While Davíð was in Germany I had to bring Leópold to work a lot. As you can see here he got a little tired sometimes. This was at nearly 11 at night. Today I am very grateful that my older kids are home to put the little guy to bed for me since I am working until midnight...

Ko-Leenhttp://firstname.lastname@example.comær, Iceland64.001111 -22.55194400000004963.945418499999995 -22.71330550000005 64.0568035 -22.390582500000047tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-30072870.post-74383661521798673252014-08-18T11:56:00.001+01:002014-08-18T12:01:42.615+01:00Haircut
Stefán got his -ready for school- hair cut. As usual he looks super.

Ko-Leenhttp://firstname.lastname@example.comær, Reykjanesbær64.001114 -22.551945tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-30072870.post-79146609895437295922014-08-18T00:55:00.001+01:002014-08-18T00:55:28.232+01:00Drying weather
You know you live in iceland when you get home from work at 11 at night and the first thing you do is laundry. The weather is dry and not crazy windy and that means laundry weather. So you not only take down the dry clothing from the line but you fill it back up with wet clothing from the washer. After all you dont want to waste a good 8 hours of drying time with an empty clothesline while you sleep.
Ko-Leenhttp://firstname.lastname@example.comær, Reykjanesbær64.001114 -22.551945tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-30072870.post-41544297181045009562014-08-15T15:50:00.001+01:002014-08-15T15:50:10.659+01:00Our newest family members
Our finches made themselves a little family. The eggs started hatching today. They are just so cute!

Ko-Leenhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-30072870.post-50996608420822521922014-08-13T21:46:00.002+01:002014-08-13T21:46:42.860+01:00Money SaverDavíð, while looking out for our finances, wore nearly all clothing he was taking on holidays to avoid a fee for extra luggage.

Ko-Leenhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-30072870.post-26246624343907156492014-08-13T18:57:00.001+01:002014-08-13T18:58:55.311+01:00Compost #1
Leópold and I build our first compost out of plastic. Then we collected all the grass we could to put in. Now we are waiting for dirt.
Probably we will need another one since it takes so long to compost in Iceland but one is a good start.

Ko-Leenhttp://firstname.lastname@example.comær, Tjarnargata 12, Keflavík64.00295 -22.557163tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-30072870.post-70729591182464847752014-08-11T19:07:00.001+01:002014-08-11T19:07:20.055+01:00Day one of holidays
Today I begun my holidays from job 1. I drove the kids to the meeting point for them to take the bus to camp for a week. The kids meaning the older 2. Leópold said hr would miss them now that they had moved in with there new parents.
Since it was good weather I spent then afternoon hanging laundry out to dry. Got to use this sun. I also had a picnic with leópold. We had chicken. The he went to his friends to play while I went to work at job 3 from 5 to 10. Just a little shift. Easy day.
Looking forward to going home and helping david pack. He leaves for Germany in the morning.
I also have a tonne of laundry to bring in off the lines.
I love summer.
Ko-Leenhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com, Gardur64.066666 -22.633333tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-30072870.post-45825810551253839012014-08-09T22:14:00.002+01:002014-08-09T22:14:51.440+01:00busy weekend followed by a calm week Today is Robert's, my father in law's, birthday party. I am not even going to try to guess how old he is. Last time I tried to and ended up being off by ten years. Luckily for me I guessed ten years too young so have lived to tell the tail. I wish I could remember how many years ago that was. It would give me a clue.

Davíð is out in mósó with the boys for the party while I work. Seems like I am always working these days.

I am also working tomorrow but have managed to wheel and deal my way into finishing work early tomorrow, early meaning dinner time, so I can get home in time to eat with my family.

It will be extra important to eat with them tomorrow because on Monday everyone leaves. Davíð goes to Germany for a week the wedding of a childhood friend, Kasper leaves for a special camp for teenagers and Stefán will be at the classic scouts camp. This leaves Leó and I home alone for a week.

Mom and Leó time. It is going to be great. Quality time, much needed rest and a calm environment for him to get back into routine.

I also have to get my own routine going. I start school again in a couple weeks and still have not even sorted out my book list.Ko-Leenhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com, Iceland64.066667 -22.63333299999999364.0110965 -22.794694499999995 64.1222375 -22.471971499999992tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-30072870.post-5488690214018465392014-07-29T17:25:00.001+01:002014-07-29T17:25:00.158+01:00Good weather
Finally we have some good weather. To celebrate we are spending the day at Inga and Robert's place.

Ko-Leenhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com, Mosfellsdalur64.18098 -21.596603tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-30072870.post-18206627676347297582014-07-28T20:59:00.001+01:002014-07-28T20:59:21.519+01:00Away at workI bought the kids a used desktop to help them with editing videos. Seems only right that we help them do stuff they are good at.
That being said, Kasper gave me his old laptop. It is useful to me since mine was dropped on the floor and really is useless now. This laptop is only slightly more useful. While I can read the screen it is important to not try to have to many windows open at once, or the thing crashes. Anymore then 2 windows being at least 1 too many.
So I brought my new laptop to work today. Even a beasty old slow laptop that must be plugged in at all times, seems to have a hole where the disk drive was and does not have wifi (just have to plug it into the internet) is easier to write on then my phone.
I mean I love my phone but typing emails on it is seriously annoying.
Davíð left this morning for some work thing in England. I don't know how I feel about this. Part of me is a little sad because I miss the guy, we have been working opposite shifts a lot these days and have only been able to say a quick +hi+ and +bye+ to each other. The other part of me is crazy jealous that he is going to be in a hotel room with a bathtub. I miss bathtubs. So much. It is probably just as well no one sends me on a work trip that I have to stay in a hotel with a bathtub. I wouldn't get any work done and would probably return home looking like a raisin.
Other news:

As we speak, Cassie is on her way home from Australia

I actually have a day off work tomorrow

Stefán returned from his first big scouts jamboree a very happy kid

Kasper is looking forward to spending the next long weekend with his girlfriend, her parents rented an apartment in the city and he is invited to stay with them

Leópold and his friend Guðmunder have a playdate tomorrow. They are going to Leópolds Amma's house in the country

We found Robert's birthday present. Sure it is a couple of weeks early but we are bringing it out to him in the morning. That's right, we got him a kitten, but don't tell him yet.

Ko-Leenhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com, Iceland64.066667 -22.63333299999999364.0110965 -22.794694499999995 64.1222375 -22.471971499999992tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-30072870.post-33652362461048927232014-07-28T00:37:00.001+01:002014-07-28T00:37:26.180+01:00Intense interest
These were some seriously hungery for bread horses. I guess the gluten free diet of grass just wasn't leaving them with that satisfied feeling of a good sandwich. Luckily we arrived to save the day with a loaf of bread.

Ko-Leenhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-30072870.post-84658535169978781702014-07-26T13:23:00.001+01:002014-07-26T13:23:02.799+01:00Grassless
I am finally enjoying some good weather in Iceland. No wind. No rain. Just sun and warmth. But as I look at the grass I am sitting on I realize this lawn seems to grow everything but grass.
Ko-Leenhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com, Gardur64.066666 -22.633333tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-30072870.post-85172001983175748272014-07-25T22:42:00.001+01:002014-07-28T00:37:45.555+01:00Insurance against trolls.
Sjóva, the insurance company we are with, seems to be offering coverage for damage done by trolls. I think I am going to have to read over our policy again.

Ko-Leenhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-30072870.post-32307149906249950172014-07-23T22:09:00.001+01:002014-07-23T22:09:37.381+01:00Free range chickens
As they should be - see? No fence! It always makes smile to see the chickens roaming around free at Vidiholl. Leopold loves finding the chicken poo and accidentally stepping in it. I do not, for one minute, believe it is an accident.

Ko-Leenhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-30072870.post-35924827183372431782014-07-21T13:21:00.001+01:002014-07-21T13:21:49.300+01:00Hagkaup job advert
I think they mean to say vantar þig.....

Ko-Leenhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-30072870.post-49728272073058876242014-07-14T12:28:00.001+01:002014-07-14T12:28:43.317+01:00Playground trip
I took the boys to a playschool playground today. The main goal being to use up some of leópold's extra energy and getting Stefán out of his room. Looks like a success.

Ko-Leenhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-30072870.post-37884081859789013222014-07-09T23:37:00.001+01:002014-07-09T23:37:50.648+01:00Broken David
Crazy about this guy. Also feel bad for him today. Allergies :(

Ko-Leenhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-30072870.post-13171267237089976922014-07-09T19:14:00.001+01:002014-07-09T19:16:21.363+01:00Afternoon coffee

Ko-Leenhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-30072870.post-33674659872402894532014-07-09T10:02:00.001+01:002014-07-09T10:02:56.330+01:00Atp tent party
While I am still at work I look forward to going home. We are hosting a bunch of people over the all tomorrow's partys music festival. Its going to be so much fun. Among our guests is a guy from Edmonton. The same age as us even. We dont know him but it sure is a small world. Another guest is named James Robertsson. Seriously. My husband's name is David James Robertsson. Well I thought it was funny.
Ko-Leenhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-30072870.post-73982054744139752482014-07-08T21:20:00.001+01:002014-07-08T21:20:41.389+01:00Apptime
I finally added the blogger app to my phone. You see, my husband dropped my laptop on the floor last month. This has seriously cut back my time online. Possibly for the best. But I have a lot of down time at work and now I feel I can start putting it to use.
Ko-Leenhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com, Gardur64.066666 -22.633333tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-30072870.post-56437244934961484352014-06-29T14:40:00.001+01:002014-06-29T14:40:11.409+01:00Sumarnámskeið 2014 dagar 7-11Ko-Leenhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-30072870.post-6270615018522880772014-06-23T00:03:00.001+01:002014-06-23T00:03:26.385+01:00Girl PowerSince everyone else in my house is in some sort of fighting class - Kasper in boxing, Stefán, Davíð and Leó in Judo - I have just signed up for a Girl Power class, just to defend myself from my kids.
It is some sort of self defense class. Ill let you know how it goes next Monday when I start.
This is it - in case you want to join me,

Girl power námskeið. 30 jún -8 ágúst Iðavöllum 12

Í tilefni að því að Carla García Jurado er á klakanum ætlar júdódeildin Sleipnir að bjóða upp á 18 tíma girl power námskeið í sjálfsvarnar íþróttinni judo og BJJ.
Námskeiðið miðar að því að kenna grunnatriði í sjálfsvörn gegn líkamlegu ofbeldi.
Þetta er einnig frábær og holl hreyfing.
Með því að taka þátt í námskeiðinu hafa þáttakendur einnig klarað JUDO 101 og BJJ 101 sem gefur þeim rétt á að æfa með keppnisliði deildarinnar.
Boðið er upp á tvo aldursflokka 12-16 ára og 17-99ára
Námskeiðið er á Mánudögum miðvikudögum og föstudögum
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 Morgun æfingar eru líka til í dæminu ef næg skráning fæst. Þær yrðu þá frá 06:00-06:45
 Hægt er að skrá sig með því að smella á þennann hlekk https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1j-Q_uFTf9X3m0HaVbZXgvK_fgrelhhuseykeRjo6Crg/viewform eða á mynd.
Námskeiðið kostar 5000kr (borgað í fyrsta tíma). (Venjulegt verð er 12000kr)
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spurningar varðandi námskeiðið sendist á email@example.com
Ko-Leenhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-30072870.post-33833408851111945522014-06-10T22:00:00.000+01:002014-06-10T22:00:01.683+01:00MoreHere we have the video Stefán made for me for my birthday

My Birthday cake (partý in moso) made by my boys

Me and Leópold

Kasper - greyið

Ko-Leenhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-30072870.post-12514442674314947582014-06-10T21:44:00.000+01:002014-06-10T21:44:06.455+01:00Just when you let your guard downyou relax, pat yourself on the back and tell yourself what a fine job you have done, raising these boys. The oldest, in his confirmation year, practically an adult.
Then you come across his video blog and the truth hits you, your shoulders slump, reality sets in.
You say to yourself "My son is a goofball"
(he is actually pretty funny)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yIqr1TDmS6w

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"I have always been rather better treated in San Francisco than I actually deserved." – Mark Twain Last month, I had the pleasure of joining two friends, Kevin and Jamie, on a journey to San Francisco. Departing from Chicago, we would've taken any weather over 40 degrees, but were fortunate to have landed on the first more »
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As I prep for my trip to Boston this week, I am reminded of a thought I had when my friend Maggie (pictured above talking to our Couchsurfing host at Trinity College campus in Dublin) visited last month: Why are we social butterflies when traveling? While at Burwood Tap, a neighborhood bar, Maggie wanted to see what more »
Useless Knowledge of Florence: a Travel Guide
it's been months since i studied abroad in florence; i've had a lovely time reminiscing for this post! it thrills me to be able to share this abundance of knowledge i have of florence. after many facebook message guides to friends abroad, i thought "if only there was a convenient way to collect all my more »
Travel | Taste of Randolph
okay, i'm a little behind… but still had to share. how could i not with all of these amazing restaurants? below are our top pics from the taste of randolph this past weekend: thyme & oregano kettle corn from the tasting room, chips & and a hefty helping of quac from de cero, spinach arancini more »
Travel Tip Thursday | LA
finally, a travel tip stateside! this tip is for those of you heading to la. we had read lovely reviews about church & state, a french bistro in central la, on yelp and had to try it for ourselves. below, you'll see the bar area, pear & brie flatbread, le cachat, tarte aux champignons & more »
The Stairs of Italy
as i was reminiscing through photos from italy, i noticed an obvious theme: i (apparently) enjoy photographing stairs. it seems logical, they're ideal subjects; almost perfect, they rarely move. i rounded up my favorites below (yes, these are the elite stair pictures, there are others). the descriptions are below the collection. i was going to more »
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How does the probate process work?
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In Maryland, when a person dies and they own any assets in their name, those assets would have to go through the probate process. The person who's named in the will as the personal representative would have to open an estate with the court. The court would then issue letters of administration allowing that person to ascertain the assets and perform the functions of handling and administering the estate. The personal representative would have to file an inventory, which inventories all of the assets of the decedent and then subsequently needs to file accountings every six months until the estate is closed. Those are called administration accounts. Those accounts take into account and report to the court all of the assets and expenses of the estate.


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So, going to uni for the week was great.
It was so cool to see everyone (even Dave and his horrific porn mag
that he bought from Prague – how he got something so filthy through
customs I will never know!)…Special respect to Sarah
for getting a boyfriend…he's a brave man…Dalan for being a
P-I-M-P…Amar for being a G-I-M-P…Thomas for the 'All your bases'
video…Tal for her room…Brian for her bra…Rifki for being still
cool and Rambo for having the best name ever…and of course to
everyone else coz they seem to be keeping it real which is great…
Oh shit may I say Mr.Thing at Mojo on Thursday was the best night
musically I've ever had at Uni…every single song was amazing and the
mixing was just wicked. Ante Up Jamie?
Cokctails with Amar, J and the economics posse (sorry, I just want to
be accepted) was a real treat, except even with 5 uni students from a
variety of cultural, religious and philosophical backgrounds we still
couldn't win the 'Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?' jackpot. Maybe it was
the White Russians…
Soul Nation on Friday was sweet too…I think it was the Kix 96 dj who
is going to be playing at One World Week (dot net) as he did seem to
like the sound of his own voice (no Uni dj would dare speak as much as
Grrrrrr…I hate it when I don't update the site and then forget cool
stuff that happened. Oh well, just take my word for it, I bet loads of
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Amazing Art Jam
January 26, 2019 - February 27, 2019
Amazing Art Jam
On View January 26 – February 24
Vulcan Gallery
Opening Reception & Event: January 26, 7pm – 11pm
Closing Reception & Event: February 23, 7pm – 11pm
Workhouse Arts Center is pleased to be the host of the third iteration of the Amazing Art Jam. This pop-up exhibition offers fresh perspectives by exploring several young, contemporary themes including street art, anime, Marvel iconography and hip-hop culture. Curated by Ackshun Jackson, the show will feature works in various mediums including interactive, sculpture, murals, paintings and works on paper from over 40 regional artists.
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Please note that Latymer All Saints after school club will be closing down on Thursday 2nd April 2020.
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While many merchants scoured the ports and cities of Europe, the Nabataean merchants of Arabia turned to their distance sources where they traditionally traded for spices, incense and other valuable commodities. In the three centuries that followed, Nabataean merchants expanded their search to every corner of the globe that was accessible to their dhows: the African coast, India, China, and beyond.
Just how far did the Nabataean merchants travel? This is very hard to determine. There are several methods of doing this, although short of an inscription it is impossible to prove the extent of their travels. Below we will look at several indicators that demonstrate how Nabataean merchants traveled most of the known world. Is this fool-proof? Absolutely not! But it is interesting to consider.
The ancient Nabataeans wrote in several scripts. Archeologists have named their official script "Monumental Nabataean." This is the script that is found on official monuments and documents. The common people, however, wrote in two other scripts known as Safaitic and Thamudic. These were often accompanied with petroglypths. There are thousands upon thousands of these inscriptions, usually in the form of graffiti, written all over the Middle East. The Faculty of Oriental Studies in Oxford England established a database of the location of Safaitic writing that has more than 20,000 entries. Many archeologists now believe that Thamudic, Safaitic, and Monumental Nabataean were all writings of the same people: The Nabataeans. Interestingly enough, from the graffiti we learn that most Nabataeans could read and write. This is probably due to their being merchants, and their interest in navigation and mathematics.
|While Safaitic is the most common script in the Middle East, Thamudic writings have been found in many far flung areas of the world. These have been noted by interested amateur historians, but unfortunately we are not aware of any academic studies. If you know of any, please contact us. The theory we currently hold to is that Nabataean merchants scribbled their names or symbols onto rocks as they traveled to the far distant corners of the earth. These symbols are often found along side of, or combined with petroglypths.
As you can see in the picture, the map contains many inscriptions. Most of the inscriptions tell us which maps that particular section was constructed from. The most interesting part of the map, however, is the part that shows Antarctica and South America. Near this section of the map, an inscription (near the bottom left hand side) reads:
"This section shows in what way this map was drawn. In this century there is no map like this map in anyone's possession. The hand of this poor man has drawn it and now it is constructed. From about twenty charts and Mappae Mundi: these are charts drawn in the days of Alexander, Lord of the Two Horns, which show the inhabited quarter of the world; the Arabs name these charts Jaferiye-from eight Jaferiyes of that kind and one Arabic map of Hind, (India) and from the maps just drawn by four Portuguese ... and also from a map drawn by Colombo in the western region I have extracted it. By reducing all these maps to one scale this final form was arrived at. So that the present map is as correct and reliable for the Seven Seas as the map of these our countries is considered correct and reliable by seamen."
From this we can assume that Piri Re'is constructed the portion of the map showing Antarctica and South America from ancient Arab maps dating from the time of the Ptolemy rulers of Egypt.
Now it could be argued that the Nabataean sailed to Antarctica and South America and produced maps and records that were stored in the Great Library of Alexandria. These would have been lost to the world in the fire of 48 BC. However, it seems that in the Middle East, at least one Nabataean map survived until 1513, when it was incorporated into Piri Re'is Map.
Opponents to this idea argue that the scientific knowledge it would take to produce this kind of map (such as plane geometry and trigonometry) were not available in Arabia. However, those that support the Nabataean theory quote Abu Bakr Ahmad ibn Ali ibn Qais ibn Wahsiyah an-Nabati, who was a physician and botanist around 900 AD. He was a great scholar in his day and interestingly enough he attributed nine-tenths of all scientific knowledge known in his day to the ancient Nabataeans. His books are known as Al-Filiaheh an-Nabatiyah (904 AD) and As-Sumum wat-Tiyaqat (900 AD). Ibn Wahsiyah claimed that the Nabataeans, who were held in low regard by the Arabs of his day, where in fact the ones who brought to the Arabs the knowledge of mathematics, astronomy, navigation, geography, animal husbandry and much more.
Based on this, it is possible that Nabataean merchants not only traded in knowledge and understanding, but that they began collecting and assimulating this knowledge for themselves, especially in the years after the destruction of the Great Library of Alexandria.
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|Alexandria, the center of trade
|Nabataeans in Italy
|Berenice Port on the Red Sea
|Nabataeans in Africa
|Myos Hormos Port on the Red Sea
|Africa: Juani Island
|Leuce Come Port on the Red Sea
|Africa: Mafia Island
|Trade on the Arabian Sea
|Africa: The Coast of Tanzania
|Trade on the Red Sea
|Nabataeans in India
|Nabataeans in the Arab Gulf
|The Kingdoms of South India
|Indian Pottery Found in Petra
|Arab Ports of Call in India
|Trade on the Bay of Bengal
|Nabataeans and Sri Lanka
|Ancient Trade Items
|The Kingdom of Ruhuna
|Nabataeans in Turkey
|Stone Anchors from Arabia in Sri Lanka
|Malacca in Asia
|Southern Arabia: Menu
|Dong Song Kingdom in Vietnam
|Southern Arabia: Countryside
|African Pottery found in Nabataea
|Southern Arabia: A Caravansary
|Nabataean Trade Routes
|Southern Arabia: The Marib Dam
|Nabataeans on Rhodes
|Southern Arabia: Sa'ada (City in the North)
|The Ancient Maritime Sea Route
|Southern Arabia: Yemeni Lifestyle
|A Proposed New Trade Route Directly East from Petra
|Nabataeans in Antarctica?
|Elephants and the Nabataeans
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|Trade on the China Sea
|The Spice Route Time Chart (China, India, Arabia, Europe)
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From The Trenches: How Schneider Electric Protects EcoStruxure IT Data, and Uses It to Benefit Customers
Over the years APC by Schneider Electric has been making a concerted effort to ensure its various products can remotely report on their health, because we know it makes for easier maintenance and a more… Read more »
Four Ways for MSPs to Help Customers with Digital Transformation
As businesses weigh the benefits of emerging technologies such as Internet of Things (IoT), edge computing and artificial intelligence (AI), they are allocating large portions of their budgets to digital transformation. A recent Forbes poll… Read more »
How EcoStruxure IT Brings Value to APC Partners and Customers Alike
With the movement to the cloud going full throttle, customers naturally have lots of questions about which resources make sense to move the cloud, and when. To inform that decision, they need to know what… Read more »