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My experience with Ericsson Response in Haiti
It's amazing to see firsthand the difference that communication can make to communities in crisis, and what a vital role it plays in saving lives. Ericsson Response is a volunteer initiative that deploys employees and telecom equipment to support the UN and other humanitarian organizations in times of disaster. I recently had the opportunity to participate in a mission to Haiti, where access to communication technology is making a big difference in the effort to assist the people affected by Hurricane Matthew.
When the winds dissipated and water levels receded in Haiti on October 4, 2016, it quickly became clear that more than 1,000 people had been killed and approximately 1.4 million more were in need of humanitarian assistance. Some buildings were destroyed completely, while others had their roofs ripped off. Communications were down and fields once thick with coconut trees had been stripped bare.
Within days of the UN's request for communications support, the first Ericsson Response volunteers arrived in the disaster zone. They quickly set about identifying the best location for a satellite dish and Wi-Fi access points, and finding a power source to enable internet connectivity. Once they established the Wi-Fi network for the main UN camps, they extended it to the compounds of the other NGOs. The creativity and ingenuity of these first responders is amazing: I saw access points attached to coconut trees, makeshift car battery UPSs, and Ethernet cables patched through destroyed buildings – whatever it took to get the job done.
Arriving in Haiti
I landed in Port-au-Prince on December 5, two months after the hurricane struck, where I met Gilles Philippe Gregoire, the Canadian Ericsson Response volunteer who was deploying with me. The next morning we boarded a UN helicopter heading to Jérémie. As we flew, a familiar feeling came over me. Almost three years ago to the day, I had been on an Ericsson Response mission to the Philippines, sitting on a helicopter headed to a disaster zone that had been struck by Typhoon Haiyan. The familiar feeling was a mixture of nerves, adrenalin, an eagerness to help and some small worry that something might go wrong that I wouldn't be able to fix.
When we landed in Jérémie we met Alberto Juarez Casado (Spain) and Johan Haraldson (Sweden), the two Ericsson Response volunteers we would be replacing. Evidence of Matthew's destruction was visible all around us. The rubble of destroyed houses was largely untouched, the fields were a mess of fallen trees and debris, and almost all of the power lines were down. The new corrugated sheeting that had been used to repair some of the roofs shone in stark contrast to the surroundings. Alberto and Johan showed us the network and explained all the daily maintenance activities required, such as changing generators, activating users or checking coverage. It was a lot to take in – more than 200 UN & NGO staff were being served by a Wi-Fi network that covered the whole town.
How I helped
I left Gilles in Jérémie and continued on to Les Cayes, where I spent most of my month-long deployment. I was happy to find that the network set up there by the first volunteer team was quite stable. There was even some ISP connectivity! On top of keeping the network running, I helped out in any other way I could. One day, I might be helping to set up printers and get new users registered on the Wi-Fi network, and the next, I'd be heading out to the Save the Children compound to help restore their satellite connection.
In conjunction with its food drops, the UN was trialing a cash based transfer program while I was there. The idea was to provide cash directly to the locally affected communities so they could rebuild more independently. Local university students gathered the community details and I helped to collate all the data from the Android phones they were using and upload it to a server for the UN to review and initiate the cash transfer.
Spending the holidays in Haiti was a bit surreal but it gave me a lot of perspective. Though it was strange to be away from my family, it was a worthwhile sacrifice to support those in need. One of the highlights of my mission came just before Christmas when I had the opportunity to help with a food drop to a remote mountain community. After the helicopter dropped us off, hundreds of villagers came running down to us, and our first task was to get them organised before the helicopters returned with the food. Over the next few hours, we distributed 8 tons of food. Taking part in that effort was an incredible experience that will stay with me for life.
My mission came to an end on January 5 when I returned to Port-au-Prince to catch up with Gilles and perform a handover to the next volunteer team made up of Tore Andre (Sweden) and Marian Piffko (Germany).
I am so proud to work for a company that takes corporate responsibility so seriously and supports programs such Ericsson Response, Technology for Good, Connect to Learn and many others. To be able to see firsthand the difference that communication can make to communities around the world, and its ability to help save lives, is a very motivating and humbling experience.


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Tips for maintaining your Carpet and more
Having professional carpet cleaning is one of the best choices you can make for your home or business. There are many benefits of a having a professional to handle carpet cleaning for you. If you have never had these experts into your home or place of business then you have missed the following benefits
Advantages of professional carpet cleaning
1. They use special cleaners and equipment
Professional cleaners use special equipment and highly effective detergents that are not easily accessible. If you want your carpet to be free of bacteria, mold, dust, and allergens, you should contact a professional carpet cleaner.
2. more knowledgeable
Most individuals don't have a clue how to manage various types of carpets. Continues use of the same method will definitely damage at least one of the carpets. carpets are made out of various types of fabric which need specialized attention and care.
3. • They protect carpet protectants
If you send your carpet to a professional carpet cleaning service, you can request them to apply a special carpet protectant which aids to prevent stains and also works to protect carpet fibers. Regular use of protectants is known to extend the life of the carpet.
You should do professional carpet cleaning if you need to maintain a clean environment. Regardless of whether the environment that you want to stay clean is commercial or domestic does not matter. Both two homeowners and business individuals can benefit from hiring a professional cleaning service.
Contacting a professional cleaner will ensure that your carpets look as good as new for a long period to come. He/she can clean your carpet thoroughly and use recent techniques like day hot water extraction which can achieve the best results. Always ensure that the professional; service you use that does not use cleaning chemicals that can be harmful to your kids and pets.
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I'm glad you pointed out that professional carpet cleaners can use protectants on carpets to extend their life. My husband and I recently got new carpet installed in our home. I want it to last as long as possible, so I think we'll take your advice and have it professionally cleaned on a regular basis.
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I like that you said that if you want your carpet to be free of bacteria, mold, dust, and allergens, you should contact a professional carpet cleaner. I am thinking about having my carpet cleaned soon because my daughter and I both have pretty bad allergies and I think it would help a little bit to have cleaner carpets. I also think it would help a make them look a lot better which would be really nice too.
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It's good that you point out that a professional carpet cleaning company can help make your carpets look brand new. My carpet is starting to look very old, so I'm considering hiring a carpet cleaning service. I'm going to look for a good carpet cleaning company in my area to employ.
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Professional home cleaning can mean two things to people: cleaning your own home the professional way or home cleaning as a business whereby you clean other people's homes professionally.
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When it comes to cleaning rugs I think it is important to consult an expert in professional carpet cleaning services. This article is informative and has helped me with some important things to remember. Thanks for sharing this article.
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When UFC middleweight title contender Luke Rockhold first saw champion Chris Weidman fight he was–to paraphrase Georges St-Pierre–not impressed by his performance.
"I never thought he was that good (at the time), but he was tough and his wrestling was good," said Rockhold in an interview with MMAfighting.com. "Maybe it's the confidence I have in myself. I think I'm the guy who is going to be his superior. I bring everything he's going to have trouble with."
Rockhold, 14-2, said he's been following Weidman's career since he himself was just a "Strikeforce Challengers guy" trying to make a name for himself in 2009.
The hulking middleweight entered UFC in 2013 on a high note, riding a nine fight winning streak and carrying the Strikeforce belt around his waist. That momentum came to a screeching halt with a knockout loss to the "TRT version" of Vitor Belfort.
However, Rocky has turned things around since, rattling off four finishes in a row, including a two round dismantling of Lyoto Machida in April. That opponent provides a middle ground for the two gladiators, as Weidman defended his belt against Machida via five round unanimous decision at UFC 175.
"There's always been tension between me and Weidman," ….View original article
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Ok...so I found out today that I can actually teach Jack and Kimberly how to make something on the show next week. I decided to teach them how to make a pair of Breast Cancer Awareness earrings using the concave loop making pliers. I got that self conscious feeling though that my hands looked terrible and that everyone was going to see how bad they looked. So, thinking this, I went and got some nails put on today. It is going to take a few days to get used to them but I really like them. Call me vain but it's not everyday that you get to be on TV you know! The producer also asked me if we had a website that they could send customers to. I decided right then that my video blog did so good this week that I am going to do a short video on how to do the earrings so that anyone who goes to the website can see. (I love having a husband who is technologically advanced!)
I was also really excited today because we got 17 new colors of 3.2mm drop beads. These beads are used in the wave ring in the current bead and button magazine. I brought some home with me and I am going to work with them and see what cool stuff I can come up with. I have an idea for a great pair of earrings but we'll see!


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I use it sparingly these days, i use figma primarily these days its far better.
Thinking on doing a week long training session for people who would like to learn.
Figma for the weekend, UI Design
I use it sparingly these days, i use figma primarily these days its far better.
For figma? yes. I would attend your training. However, I suggest creating a course on udemy.com I won't mind paying for that. There is currently no course on that at udemy but there is at lynda https://www.lynda.com/Figma-tutorials/UX-Design-Tools-Figma/573133-2.html
Oh that's cool, but as much as i would like to charge for it id like to keep it free so everybody can learn.
i will try to create time to plan the course. gracias!
Waiting on you chief!
@SignorChuksy, Great design. What is your workflow like? Did you use any Adobe Suite software before finalizing the design in Figma? I look forward to your reply.
I pretty much start out with a rough sketch, then i create an 8 point design system/guide (Typography, colour, and UI elements, see an example below )depending on if its going for production, or its a practice run for me, then most of the grunt work is done in the Figma app (figma.com) including the prototyping and developer hand-off
I use illustrator theses days for mostly non UI/UX design work, as it is best suited for such. i never created UI in Photoshop it was too weird and bloated, I pretty much migrated from Fireworks to Figma, Adobe XD is still creepy to me i'd choose sketch over it anyday.
I might do a proper write-up on the process and link it back here. anyways hope my semi drivel answers your question. if you need any thing else let me know
@SignorChuksy, thanks for the detailed answer.
I am interested in the training… Please how do I hook up


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David Robertson is Off the Market…What Does That Mean for the Red Sox?
So this happened the other day…
The Philadelphia Phillies signed David Robertson to a two year, 23 million dollar deal. Robertson was one of the prime free agent relievers that the Red Sox were considering to replace Joe Kelly or Craig Kimbrel. So with Robertson off of the market, where do the Red Sox go from here?
Re-Sign Craig Kimbrel
The Red Sox need to resign Craig Kimbrel and if you don't think they need to, then you haven't been closely watching this Red Sox team. The Red Sox are now suddenly back in the sweepstakes to bring back their All-Star closer.
Kimbrel has been an All-Star for the past three seasons with the Red Sox and had 42 saves on the Red Sox campaign. Sure, he gave all of us headaches in the playoffs, but he is still one of the more elite closers in the league when it is all said and done. Ink Kimbrel to a 3-4 year deal and get rid of him at a future trade deadline if you absolutely have must.
Sign Adam Ottaviano
With Robertson gone, Ottavaino remains the next best option. Keep in mind, he had a 2.43 ERA with Colorado last season and has one of the better breaking balls in the MLB. I think Ottavino would be a great bridge to Kimbrel to give the back end of the bullpen a solid 8-9 tandem that the Red Sox have consistently been looking for since the days of Tazawa and Koji. Get him in a Red Sox uniform and give us fans the only piece we need to improve in: the bullpen! I mean, just look at some of these pitches.
Obtain a Left-Handed Relief Pitcher
This one is self-explanatory. You need a left-handed pitcher in that bullpen that is NOT named Drew Pomeranz. Always having another lefty helps. With Rodriguez going back to the starting rotation and Pomeranz most likely gone, the Red Sox need to find a lefty. Sign one, trade for one, get it done somehow!
The Red Sox are in a great spot for the 2019 season. But another bullpen piece or two couldn't hurt. If the Red Sox can just make those few minor moves, this could be happening yet again!
Back to back World Series titles has a nice ring to it, doesn't it?
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After Cathy Rentzenbrink's 16-year-old brother Matthew Mintern was knocked over by a car in 1990 and sustained a serious head injury, all she could do was hope and pray that he survived. She could tell from the demeanour of the paramedics that it was serious. When he arrived at Pontefract hospital, he had to be resuscitated and then transferred to Leeds General Infirmary to undergo life-saving surgery. "I was obsessed with the idea that I didn't want him to die," remembers Rentzenbrink. "Of course I realised later there are lots of fates worse than death, but I didn't understand that at the time."
Mintern never woke up. He remained in a vegetative state for eight years until his family went to court for permission to withdraw his feeding tube and allow him to die. His story, which Rentzenbrink tells in her memoir, The Last Act of Love, is far from uncommon.
It is estimated that there are up to 16,000 patients in the UK in a vegetative state – where they are awake but show no signs of awareness – and perhaps three times that number in a minimally conscious state, where patients have clear but minimal awareness, such as occasionally being able to move a finger. People in these conditions are severely brain damaged and as time goes on, even partial, let alone full recovery, is unlikely. The only thing keeping them alive are their feeding tubes.
But until now, the only way to allow them to die was to go to court for permission to withdraw all nutrition and hydration, after which they would die within two or three weeks. Such decisions have been possible since 1993, when a landmark court case ruled that Anthony Bland, a victim of the Hillsborough disaster, could be allowed to die. Since that ruling, clinically assisted nutrition and hydration (Canh) has been defined as a medical treatment. If it is not in the patient's best interests to continue it, doctors can withdraw food and water. Since then, around 100 cases have gone to court.
Now, families no longer need to embark on a legal process to stop life-prolonging treatment, after the supreme court ruled in July that if doctors and relatives agreed that withdrawing life support is in the patient's best interests, a court order was not needed.
And today, the British Medical Association and the Royal College of Physicians are jointly publishing guidance for health professionals, and information for loved ones, on the rules governing how and in what circumstances food and water can be withheld. The guidance is endorsed by the General Medical Council.
John Chisholm, chair of the BMA medical ethics committee, says: "The aim of medical treatment is not simply to prolong life at all costs."
Numbering 105 pages, the guidelines are long and complicated. They cover different scenarios depending on the nature of the brain injury and the clinical condition of the patient and, unless the patient is within hours or days of death, a second opinion is needed. Where the family and doctors disagree, it goes to court. Those doctors who fail to follow the guidelines face potential regulatory and legal action.
Even so, stopping nutrition and hydration poses clinical, ethical and legal challenges for doctors, and is riddled with guilt and emotion for patients' families and loved ones.
Helen Steeple, who went to court in 2010 for permission to withdraw food and water from her son who was in a vegetative state for four years following a car crash, is glad of the regulation change. She believes the guidelines will make the process easier for professionals and help families avoid having to go to court. "[With these guidelines] we have protocol. It makes it a lot less frightening for everybody." Rentzenbrink agrees: "I think they give clarity and lift some of the burden of responsibility off the family and onto the right shoulders of the healthcare professionals involved. By having guidelines, it should feel less personal and there should be a process to follow so people don't have to blindly grope their own way."
Professor Lynne Turner-Stokes, who has managed patients in vegetative and minimally conscious states for the last 20 years and who was involved in producing the guidelines, acknowledges it's a very difficult area. Just because these patients have no or minimal awareness does not mean they cannot feel pain and discomfort. They are also prone to pressure sores and spasticity – a condition in which certain muscles are continuously contracted, she explains. "It's a very distressing situation for families when they feel they wouldn't want to be kept alive in that condition." She adds: "The last thing you want is for patients to be suffering, so the guidelines set out a very clear palliative care programme."
But some doctors fear the new rules could make matters worse. Professor Derick Wade, a retired consultant in neurological rehabilitation and a visiting professor at Oxford Brookes University, has concerns: "I fear what's going to happen is that the delay put in by the law is going to be replaced by another complicated process which clinicians feel they don't have any control over, and can't do anything about."
He also questions why stopping food and water needs this level of regulation when clinicians are free to decide to stop other life-and-death treatments, like switching off life-support machines.
"The only decision we do this for is removing gastronomy feeding. If somebody is on a tracheostomy [a tube in the neck to aid breathing], on insulin and you stop that and they die that's fine. You just can't [introduce guidelines] for one treatment. That just isn't sensible."
And a minority see this decision as a slippery slope. It's "euthanasia by stealth whereby patients can be dehydrated and sedated to death within one or two weeks when they would have lived for years or decades," says Dr Peter Saunders, outgoing director of the Care Not Killing campaign.
"If people who are creating what's perceived as an economic or social burden upon anyone can have their lives ended, where do you stop with that?" he asks. "Once you allow for this scenario where people can be dehydrated to death without recourse to the courts, you're putting a dangerous temptation in front of healthcare professionals."
But Steeple disagrees and says it's about the kindest option, not saving money. "We have all got to follow what we believe to be right," says Steeple. "If I had drips and tubes coming out of me, and was having to sit in a soiled pad waiting for someone to turn up, on my own in a nursing home ward, what would I want? It's very easy to hold on to a traditional view when your life's been protected from the reality of it."
Rentzenbrink agrees. "It's a grim affair. If I didn't know, I'd imagine Sleeping Beauty, and think that's not too bad and maybe they will wake up one day. In reality it does harm. It's terrible for the person because even if you think and hope they have no idea of their own being, you still wouldn't want the people you love to be in a painful, humiliating situation."
• This article was amended on 12 December 2018. A earlier version referred to guidance published jointly by the BMA, Royal College of Physicians and the General Medical Council. The GMC has endorsed the guidance but is not among the publishers.


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What is involved in Document management system
Find out what the related areas are that Document management system connects with, associates with, correlates with or affects, and which require thought, deliberation, analysis, review and discussion. This unique checklist stands out in a sense that it is not per-se designed to give answers, but to engage the reader and lay out a Document management system thinking-frame.
How far is your company on its Document management system journey?
Take this short survey to gauge your organization's progress toward Document management system leadership. Learn your strongest and weakest areas, and what you can do now to create a strategy that delivers results.
To address the criteria in this checklist for your organization, extensive selected resources are provided for sources of further research and information.
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Below you will find a quick checklist designed to help you think about which Document management system related domains to cover and 148 essential critical questions to check off in that domain.
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Document management system, Boolean expression, Collaboration tool, Construction collaboration technology, Content management system, Customer communications management, Data proliferation, Digital archiving, Digital asset management, Digital formats, Digital preservation, Document automation, Document imaging, Document retrieval, Enterprise content management, File format, Food Safety Modernization Act, Food and Drug Administration, Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, Hierarchical storage management, ISO 23950, ISO 2709, ISO 32000, Image file formats, Image scanner, Information repository, Information science, Integrated Authority File, Intelligent document, International Organization for Standardization, Knowledge base, Knowledge management, Library science, Lightweight Directory Access Protocol, Multifunction printer, Office suite, Optical character recognition, Optical mark recognition, Peer review, Product data management, Protected Health Information, Records management, Revision control, Sarbanes–Oxley Act, Snippet management, Technical documentation, Text retrieval, United States of America, Version control, Web based:
Document management system Critical Criteria:
Accumulate Document management system tasks and ask what if.
– Do several people in different organizational units assist with the Document management system process?
– What is the source of the strategies for Document management system strengthening and reform?
– What are internal and external Document management system relations?
Boolean expression Critical Criteria:
Paraphrase Boolean expression adoptions and probe Boolean expression strategic alliances.
– How do your measurements capture actionable Document management system information for use in exceeding your customers expectations and securing your customers engagement?
– Do we monitor the Document management system decisions made and fine tune them as they evolve?
Collaboration tool Critical Criteria:
Consult on Collaboration tool tasks and ask questions.
– How do we make it meaningful in connecting Document management system with what users do day-to-day?
– Does the Document management system task fit the clients priorities?
Construction collaboration technology Critical Criteria:
Accelerate Construction collaboration technology management and integrate design thinking in Construction collaboration technology innovation.
– What are your current levels and trends in key measures or indicators of Document management system product and process performance that are important to and directly serve your customers? how do these results compare with the performance of your competitors and other organizations with similar offerings?
– Does Document management system systematically track and analyze outcomes for accountability and quality improvement?
Content management system Critical Criteria:
Have a session on Content management system goals and inform on and uncover unspoken needs and breakthrough Content management system results.
– How can we incorporate support to ensure safe and effective use of Document management system into the services that we provide?
– Have you identified your Document management system key performance indicators?
– Which Document management system goals are the most important?
– What is a learning management system?
– How do we define online learning?
Customer communications management Critical Criteria:
Frame Customer communications management tasks and look in other fields.
– Are there any easy-to-implement alternatives to Document management system? Sometimes other solutions are available that do not require the cost implications of a full-blown project?
– Marketing budgets are tighter, consumers are more skeptical, and social media has changed forever the way we talk about Document management system. How do we gain traction?
– How will you measure your Document management system effectiveness?
Data proliferation Critical Criteria:
X-ray Data proliferation outcomes and tour deciding if Data proliferation progress is made.
– Do those selected for the Document management system team have a good general understanding of what Document management system is all about?
– Can Management personnel recognize the monetary benefit of Document management system?
– How do we Identify specific Document management system investment and emerging trends?
Digital archiving Critical Criteria:
Study Digital archiving failures and finalize specific methods for Digital archiving acceptance.
– What management system can we use to leverage the Document management system experience, ideas, and concerns of the people closest to the work to be done?
– What about Document management system Analysis of results?
Digital asset management Critical Criteria:
Confer over Digital asset management quality and plan concise Digital asset management education.
– Risk factors: what are the characteristics of Document management system that make it risky?
– What are the business goals Document management system is aiming to achieve?
– Is a Document management system Team Work effort in place?
Digital formats Critical Criteria:
Focus on Digital formats strategies and frame using storytelling to create more compelling Digital formats projects.
– Think about the people you identified for your Document management system project and the project responsibilities you would assign to them. what kind of training do you think they would need to perform these responsibilities effectively?
– What is our Document management system Strategy?
Digital preservation Critical Criteria:
Apply Digital preservation governance and cater for concise Digital preservation education.
– How can you negotiate Document management system successfully with a stubborn boss, an irate client, or a deceitful coworker?
– What are the usability implications of Document management system actions?
– Are there Document management system problems defined?
Document automation Critical Criteria:
Start Document automation tactics and probe Document automation strategic alliances.
– How likely is the current Document management system plan to come in on schedule or on budget?
– Why is Document management system important for you now?
– Is Document management system Required?
Document imaging Critical Criteria:
Wrangle Document imaging decisions and describe which business rules are needed as Document imaging interface.
– For your Document management system project, identify and describe the business environment. is there more than one layer to the business environment?
– Who is responsible for ensuring appropriate resources (time, people and money) are allocated to Document management system?
Document retrieval Critical Criteria:
Exchange ideas about Document retrieval quality and find answers.
– How do we go about Comparing Document management system approaches/solutions?
– How can skill-level changes improve Document management system?
– What threat is Document management system addressing?
Enterprise content management Critical Criteria:
Substantiate Enterprise content management projects and finalize specific methods for Enterprise content management acceptance.
– How do you determine the key elements that affect Document management system workforce satisfaction? how are these elements determined for different workforce groups and segments?
– How much does Document management system help?
– Are there Document management system Models?
File format Critical Criteria:
Huddle over File format tasks and achieve a single File format view and bringing data together.
– Record-keeping requirements flow from the records needed as inputs, outputs, controls and for transformation of a Document management system process. ask yourself: are the records needed as inputs to the Document management system process available?
– What are your results for key measures or indicators of the accomplishment of your Document management system strategy and action plans, including building and strengthening core competencies?
– What file formats and naming conventions will be used for the separate data sources and for the integrated file used for analysis?
– What are the success criteria that will indicate that Document management system objectives have been met and the benefits delivered?
– Are the file formats of the data supported by the repository?
– What file formats and naming conventions will you be using?
– Which file formats will you use for your data, and why?
Food Safety Modernization Act Critical Criteria:
Familiarize yourself with Food Safety Modernization Act tasks and get answers.
– What are the barriers to increased Document management system production?
– How can the value of Document management system be defined?
Food and Drug Administration Critical Criteria:
Test Food and Drug Administration leadership and look in other fields.
– Are we making progress? and are we making progress as Document management system leaders?
– Which individuals, teams or departments will be involved in Document management system?
Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act Critical Criteria:
Deduce Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act adoptions and test out new things.
– Consider your own Document management system project. what types of organizational problems do you think might be causing or affecting your problem, based on the work done so far?
– Who will be responsible for deciding whether Document management system goes ahead or not after the initial investigations?
– What role does communication play in the success or failure of a Document management system project?
Hierarchical storage management Critical Criteria:
Face Hierarchical storage management results and find the ideas you already have.
– What will be the consequences to the business (financial, reputation etc) if Document management system does not go ahead or fails to deliver the objectives?
– What are the Essentials of Internal Document management system Management?
ISO 23950 Critical Criteria:
Incorporate ISO 23950 strategies and look at it backwards.
– How can you measure Document management system in a systematic way?
ISO 2709 Critical Criteria:
See the value of ISO 2709 risks and look at it backwards.
– Think about the kind of project structure that would be appropriate for your Document management system project. should it be formal and complex, or can it be less formal and relatively simple?
– At what point will vulnerability assessments be performed once Document management system is put into production (e.g., ongoing Risk Management after implementation)?
– What are your key performance measures or indicators and in-process measures for the control and improvement of your Document management system processes?
ISO 32000 Critical Criteria:
Analyze ISO 32000 engagements and budget for ISO 32000 challenges.
– What are specific Document management system Rules to follow?
Image file formats Critical Criteria:
Test Image file formats outcomes and research ways can we become the Image file formats company that would put us out of business.
– Are there recognized Document management system problems?
Image scanner Critical Criteria:
Study Image scanner adoptions and arbitrate Image scanner techniques that enhance teamwork and productivity.
– How do we know that any Document management system analysis is complete and comprehensive?
– Have the types of risks that may impact Document management system been identified and analyzed?
Information repository Critical Criteria:
Adapt Information repository tactics and customize techniques for implementing Information repository controls.
– Can we add value to the current Document management system decision-making process (largely qualitative) by incorporating uncertainty modeling (more quantitative)?
– Among the Document management system product and service cost to be estimated, which is considered hardest to estimate?
Information science Critical Criteria:
Meet over Information science decisions and sort Information science activities.
– Think about the functions involved in your Document management system project. what processes flow from these functions?
– Will new equipment/products be required to facilitate Document management system delivery for example is new software needed?
Integrated Authority File Critical Criteria:
Value Integrated Authority File risks and arbitrate Integrated Authority File techniques that enhance teamwork and productivity.
– How do we ensure that implementations of Document management system products are done in a way that ensures safety?
Intelligent document Critical Criteria:
Detail Intelligent document risks and handle a jump-start course to Intelligent document.
International Organization for Standardization Critical Criteria:
Be responsible for International Organization for Standardization adoptions and spearhead techniques for implementing International Organization for Standardization.
Knowledge base Critical Criteria:
Powwow over Knowledge base engagements and remodel and develop an effective Knowledge base strategy.
– Do we support the certified Cybersecurity professional and cyber-informed operations and engineering professionals with advanced problem-solving tools, communities of practice, canonical knowledge bases, and other performance support tools?
– What are the Key enablers to make this Document management system move?
– Can specialized social networks replace learning management systems?
– What will drive Document management system change?
Knowledge management Critical Criteria:
Group Knowledge management quality and change contexts.
– Learning Systems Analysis: once one has a good grasp of the current state of the organization, there is still an important question that needs to be asked: what is the organizations potential for developing and changing – in the near future and in the longer term?
– What are the best practices in knowledge management for IT Service management ITSM?
– What potential environmental factors impact the Document management system effort?
– What best practices in knowledge management for Service management do we use?
– How do we manage Document management system Knowledge Management (KM)?
– When is Knowledge Management Measured?
Library science Critical Criteria:
Sort Library science goals and maintain Library science for success.
– What are your most important goals for the strategic Document management system objectives?
– How important is Document management system to the user organizations mission?
Lightweight Directory Access Protocol Critical Criteria:
Apply Lightweight Directory Access Protocol engagements and transcribe Lightweight Directory Access Protocol as tomorrows backbone for success.
– Are there any disadvantages to implementing Document management system? There might be some that are less obvious?
– Who needs to know about Document management system ?
Multifunction printer Critical Criteria:
Generalize Multifunction printer results and customize techniques for implementing Multifunction printer controls.
– Will Document management system deliverables need to be tested and, if so, by whom?
Office suite Critical Criteria:
Sort Office suite tasks and tour deciding if Office suite progress is made.
– What are the short and long-term Document management system goals?
Optical character recognition Critical Criteria:
Canvass Optical character recognition visions and define what our big hairy audacious Optical character recognition goal is.
– What is Effective Document management system?
– How to Secure Document management system?
Optical mark recognition Critical Criteria:
Have a session on Optical mark recognition visions and document what potential Optical mark recognition megatrends could make our business model obsolete.
– What are the disruptive Document management system technologies that enable our organization to radically change our business processes?
– How do senior leaders actions reflect a commitment to the organizations Document management system values?
Peer review Critical Criteria:
Inquire about Peer review failures and look at the big picture.
– Who are the credentialing and peer review decision-makers, i.e., those individuals or committees responsible for developing standards, reviewing practitioners, and taking action -and what is the source of their authority?
– What may be the consequences for the performance of an organization if all stakeholders are not consulted regarding Document management system?
– Who will be responsible for making the decisions to include or exclude requested changes once Document management system is underway?
– Is the scope of Document management system defined?
Product data management Critical Criteria:
Adapt Product data management tasks and summarize a clear Product data management focus.
– Which customers cant participate in our Document management system domain because they lack skills, wealth, or convenient access to existing solutions?
– Identifying what tasks require a particular tool –which tasks associated with the current configuration use a particular tool?
– How to keep the information needed to operate and maintain a product aligned with the changing product over its life cycle?
– Assignment completeness are all parameters assigned and are all elements considered?
– What is the format of the information and what form does it need to be stored in?
– Can product data be used as an aid in the creation and maintenance of PLCS data?
– Do we have immediate access to up-to-date and relevant information?
– File availability is the assigned external file available?
– Who will need to view documents (sales & production)?
– Which system should receive the Change Notification?
– What is the configuration of the information?
– How frequently do we need to access the data?
– What products do you want me to support?
– What information should we archive?
– How accurate is your product data?
– What is the information context?
– What is it?
Protected Health Information Critical Criteria:
Own Protected Health Information leadership and find out.
– What are the top 3 things at the forefront of our Document management system agendas for the next 3 years?
– What are our needs in relation to Document management system skills, labor, equipment, and markets?
– How do we Lead with Document management system in Mind?
Records management Critical Criteria:
Weigh in on Records management strategies and overcome Records management skills and management ineffectiveness.
– Have records center personnel received training on the records management aspects of the Quality Assurance program?
Revision control Critical Criteria:
Incorporate Revision control strategies and look at it backwards.
– Will Document management system have an impact on current business continuity, disaster recovery processes and/or infrastructure?
– How do we measure improved Document management system service perception, and satisfaction?
Sarbanes–Oxley Act Critical Criteria:
Model after Sarbanes–Oxley Act strategies and grade techniques for implementing Sarbanes–Oxley Act controls.
– What prevents me from making the changes I know will make me a more effective Document management system leader?
– How would one define Document management system leadership?
Snippet management Critical Criteria:
Tête-à-tête about Snippet management issues and find out what it really means.
– What other jobs or tasks affect the performance of the steps in the Document management system process?
Technical documentation Critical Criteria:
Test Technical documentation tasks and achieve a single Technical documentation view and bringing data together.
– In a project to restructure Document management system outcomes, which stakeholders would you involve?
Text retrieval Critical Criteria:
Examine Text retrieval decisions and triple focus on important concepts of Text retrieval relationship management.
– Where do ideas that reach policy makers and planners as proposals for Document management system strengthening and reform actually originate?
– How will we insure seamless interoperability of Document management system moving forward?
United States of America Critical Criteria:
Guard United States of America visions and catalog United States of America activities.
– Is Document management system dependent on the successful delivery of a current project?
Version control Critical Criteria:
Infer Version control tactics and prioritize challenges of Version control.
– How can you experiment with a complex change and benefit from the version control system without making the change public?
– When a Document management system manager recognizes a problem, what options are available?
– What are the record-keeping requirements of Document management system activities?
– Will you be using a standard naming format and version control?
– How do we improve the way that we use version control?
– What goes under version control?
Web based Critical Criteria:
Do a round table on Web based goals and prioritize challenges of Web based.
– Who will be responsible for documenting the Document management system requirements in detail?
– What percentage of enterprise apps will be web based in 3 years?
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Document management system External links:
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Boolean expression External links:
Boolean Expression Simplification
Collaboration tool External links:
Project management software and collaboration tool: Breeze
Realtimeboard – Virtual Whiteboard & Remote Collaboration tool
Construction collaboration technology External links:
Construction collaboration technology – WOW.com
Content management system External links:
HR Pilot – ePlace Solutions Content Management System
MARPHTC Learning Content Management System
CGS – Content Management System
Customer communications management External links:
Customer communications management – OpenText …
DataOceans – Enterprise Customer Communications Management
Ecrion – Customer Communications Management (CCM…
Data proliferation External links:
CPG Data Proliferation — Frain Industries
[PDF]Data Proliferation STOP THAT – THIC
Digital archiving External links:
Printing and Digital Archiving Services – Print-O-Stat
Digital asset management External links:
Concurrent – Open Source Digital Asset Management
Brandfolder: Digital Asset Management, Simplified.
Digital Asset Management with unlimited storage | Swivle
Digital formats External links:
NA Literature in Digital Formats
Convert 8mm Film to DVD and digital formats – New Orleans
Digital preservation External links:
Syllabus – Digital Preservation
Digital Preservation & Curation Officer | ASU Library
Document automation External links:
Zola Suite's Form Builder Makes Document Automation …
Document automation
http://Document automation (also known as document assembly) is the design of systems and workflows that assist in the creation of electronic documents. These include logic-based systems that use segments of pre-existing text and/or data to assemble a new document.
esker.com – Document Automation & Order Management …
Document imaging External links:
Accurate Document Imaging – Legal Court Services Based …
SQ1 | SDI – Document Imaging
Document Imaging :: UPS Supply Chain Solutions
Document retrieval External links:
Sidney Abstract Company | Document Retrieval
Document Retrieval Network – Title Search Services
Timely Documents, Inc. Document Retrieval
Enterprise content management External links:
What is Enterprise Content Management (ECM)?
Enterprise Content Management Software | Laserfiche
Best Enterprise Content Management (ECM) Software in …
File format External links:
[PDF]File Format Guide for Employer Monthly Reporting
http://www.ides.illinois.gov/IDES Forms and Publications/TaxNet_Implement.pdf
File Format Overview | dpBestflow
Food Safety Modernization Act External links:
Food Safety Modernization Act – LGMA
Food Safety Modernization Act | Small Farms Programs
FDA Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA)
Food and Drug Administration External links:
Did the U.S. Food and Drug Administration Announce a …
U S Food and Drug Administration Home Page
[PDF]GAO-10-221 Food and Drug Administration: …
Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act External links:
Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act …
[PDF]Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act
Hierarchical storage management External links:
What is HSM (Hierarchical Storage Management)?
Skill Pages – Hierarchical storage management | Dice.com
[PDF]Hierarchical Storage Management System Evaluation
ISO 23950 External links:
ISO 23950 – topics.revolvy.com
https://topics.revolvy.com/topic/ISO 23950&item_type=topic
ISO 32000 External links:
PDF 2.0 (ISO 32000-2) delivery in 2017 | Adobe Community
ISO 32000-2 (PDF 2.0) – PDF Association
[PDF]Adobe Systems Incorporated ISO 32000-1: 2008 – PDF 1
Image file formats External links:
Image File Formats | GIF, JPG and PNG file formats
Image File Formats and Types Flashcards | Quizlet
Image file formats Flashcards | Quizlet
Image scanner External links:
FUJITSU Image Scanner – Fujitsu Global
Image scanner.pdf | Image Scanner | Data Compression
View and Download Fujitsu Fi-4220C illustrated parts catalog online. IMAGE SCANNER. Fi-4220C Scanner pdf manual download.
http://Panini Vision X 100 – MICR / image scanner – USB 2.0 – CDW
Information repository External links:
DoDMERB Secure Applicant Information Repository
Paul Swoyer Septics — Information Repository
Information Repository Index – wipp.energy.gov
Information science External links:
School of Information Science
UHM Library and Information Science Program – hawaii.edu
Research Information Science & Computing
Integrated Authority File External links:
MEDLARS indexing integrated authority file : chemical section
MEDLARS indexing integrated authority file: chemical section
MEDLARS indexing: integrated authority file
Intelligent document External links:
Kina | Intelligent Document Processing
Documize: Intelligent Document Environment
International Organization for Standardization External links:
ISO – International Organization for Standardization
MDMC – International Organization for Standardization (ISO)
ISO – International Organization for Standardization
Knowledge base External links:
Carbonite Support Knowledge Base
Indiana University – IU Knowledge Base
Knowledge Base for Precision Oncology
Knowledge management External links:
Institutional Knowledge Management
Home | Center for Knowledge Management
Lucidea | Knowledge Management Software
Library science External links:
Library Science – NCCU Online
Master of Library Science Degree (MLS) – TWU Home
UNC School of Information and Library Science | …
Lightweight Directory Access Protocol External links:
Lightweight Directory Access Protocol – Oracle …
Multifunction printer External links:
[PDF]Samsung Multifunction Printer's Practical Use Guide
Free Shipping. Buy Canon PIXMA MG2520 – multifunction printer (color) at Walmart.com
Office suite External links:
Microsoft Office Suite | Fox Valley Technical College
Free Templates for Microsoft Office Suite – Office Templates
Business Office Suite | Advisory Board
Optical mark recognition External links:
Optical Mark Recognition Flashcards | Quizlet
OpenKM – OMR optical mark recognition ( english ) – YouTube
Remark Office Optical Mark Recognition Software
Peer review External links:
NIFA – Peer Review System
Peer Review – lib.utexas.edu
Best Lawyers ® – Purely Peer Review
Product data management External links:
Product Data Management | PDM | Epicor
ECBC Product Data Management System Account Request
Product Data Management for Diverse Customer Verticals
Protected Health Information External links:
What is protected health information (PHI)?
Records management External links:
Records Management Policy | Policies & Procedures
Title and Records Management | Loan Portfolio Servicing
National Archives Records Management Information Page
Revision control External links:
EBN – Best-Practices – Optimizing Engineering Revision Control
Snippet management External links:
Copied App for Snippet Management – Macdrifter
Snippet Management | Adobe Community
Technical documentation External links:
Technical Documentation | Support | SonicWall
Technical Documentation for All CBP Automated Systems …
Technical documentation
http://In engineering, technical documentation refers to any type of documentation that describes handling, functionality and architecture of a technical product or a product under development or use. The intended recipient for product technical documentation is both the (proficient) end user as well as the administrator / service or maintenance technician.
Text retrieval External links:
Text Retrieval and Search Engines | Coursera
Full-text retrieval (Article, 1996) [WorldCat.org]
Maximize full text retrieval in EndNote | HSLS
United States of America External links:
United States of America – National Olympic Committee …
Bayer United States of America
Cthulhu for President of the United States of America 2020
Version control External links:
VisualSVN – Subversion-based version control for Windows
List history on branch | Version Control Systems | …
Git and TFVC version control | Microsoft Docs
Web based External links:
Cheap and Free Calls online with web based calling app
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TERii- A Campus with zero Eve Teasing
Indian society- historically a male dominated society!
A society, where education was meant only for the men and the domestic chores were meant only for the women, has now transformed a little from being male dominated to equal rights to both men and women. The mindset of being a MALE – being a MASTER is still prevailing in the youth too!
What a shame! In the modern era where women have tried to break the centuries of shackles by venturing into male dominated areas, we are still worried about the issue of EVE TEASING.
Being competent enough, the parents don't feel secure enough to send their girls alone to the coaching classes, schools or other areas just because of the issues of eve teasing. The western culture have taken over our mind only when it comes to clothing but when it comes to giving equal freedom, touching the sky limits, performing better than the males, where's that westernisation gone? One can find the newspapers and news channels repleted with the incidents of eve teasing. From the incidents of using vulgar comments for girls to following them to acid attacks, the eve teasing has been a rock hard hindrance in the development of our society.
We talk of women empowerment all the time, but is there anyone who thinks that without abolishing the perils of eve teasing, we can empower the the women? No!
Descrying the need of the hour, how significant it is to get the girls educated, TERii has made every effort for the protection of the girl students. Not only imparting the education related to the subjects but also imparting the moral education has been the whole sole reason for zero eve teasing rate in TERii.
TERii believes that Until and unless the society cannot respect women and embrace them with equal rights and opportunities, the society cannot grow.
The TERiians , no matter girls or boys, they work together, participate together, undergo healthy competition, make projects together, play together, take food in common mess and most of all – Respect for the dignity of each other. The aura being rendered has somewhere been able to eradicate that male dominating mindset of the students. The senior most officer in the campus Dr. M. P. Gupta, personality ensure Zero Eve Teasing and none has tolerance for Eve Teasing in TERii Campus Kurukshetra.


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United States District Court, D. Connecticut
February 21, 2018
MICHAEL JOHN LOPOS, Plaintiff,v.MARK HUGHES Defendant.
Michael John Lopos filed this action against Defendant Mark
Hughes, who the complaint describes as "Dean of
Students of the East Haven Public Schools, " alleging
that Hughes failed to hire him for an in-school suspension
paraprofessional position in retaliation for his past
litigation against the Meriden Board of Education, in
violation of the First Amendment and 42 U.S.C. § 1983,
and because of his age and race. Lopos seeks $15, 000 in
damages, or half of a paraprofessional's salary.
Defendant moves to dismiss Lopos's claims for
retaliation, race discrimination, and age discrimination.
(ECF No. 44.) Lopos has moved for judgment on the pleadings.
(ECF No. 45.)
For the
reasons discussed below, Defendant's motion to dismiss is
GRANTED. Plaintiff's motion for judgment on the pleadings
is DENIED.
Factual Allegations
made the following factual allegations in his original
complaint and in his motion to amend. (ECF No. 1; ECF No.
34.) Lopos alleges that Hughes failed to hire him for the
position of in-school suspension paraprofessional because of
Lopos's prior charges of discrimination and lawsuits.
(ECF No. 1 at 3.) One of these lawsuits was against the
Meriden Board of Education and the Meriden School
Superintendent Mark Benigni. (Id.; ECF No. 34 at 1.)
Lopos alleges that Hughes "knew about the content of
the Plaintiff[']s claim and lied to the EEOC that he had
no knowledge of the litigation brought against The Meriden
Board of Education on a sworn affidavit submitted to the
EEOC." (Id.) Lopos alleges that Hughes was at
one point the president of the Meriden Board of Education and
Benigni's best friend and was aware of Lopos's prior
lawsuit. (ECF No. 34 at 1.)
On July
16, 2015, Lopos filed a discrimination charge with the EEOC,
alleging that Hughes failed to hire Lopos in retaliation for
prior charges of discrimination and lawsuits filed in federal
court. (ECF No. 1 at 3.)
August 21, 2017, Lopos filed a motion to amend, seeking to
add claims of race discrimination and age discrimination to
his retaliation complaint. (ECF No. 34.) The Court granted
the motion to amend and allowed Lopos to file an amended
complaint to add those claims, but Lopos did not do so. (ECF
No. 39.)
In the
motion to amend, Lopos alleges that the East Haven Schools
administration team interviewed five candidates for the
paraprofessional position. (ECF No. 34 at 1.) The five
candidates included one white male, two Hispanic males, and
two African-American males. (Id.) Lopos also alleges
that "not one Senior Citizen" was interviewed for
the position. (Id.) Lopos does not allege his race,
ethnicity, or age in the complaint or the motion to amend.
left blank the box on the application that he could fill out
to indicate his race. Lopos alleges that "[t]he
rationale for leaving the box blank was to promote the
interviewing and hiring process to [be] based on the
applicant's qualifications, credentials and content of
character and not on the color of one's skin or
ethnicity." (Id.) Lopos was not interviewed
for the paraprofessional position. Lopos also alleges that he
was "not interviewed and considered less favorably
because of his age." (Id.)
makes factual allegations that do not appear in the complaint
or the motion to amend in other filings in this case. In his
"Motion for In Camera Review of Documents, "
Lopos alleges that the Meriden Board of Education offered him
a settlement in his prior lawsuit, and that the Board, of
which Hughes was the president, "had to vote and
approve the settlement." (ECF No. 49.) In two of his
"motion[s] to compel discovery documents, " Lopos
alleges that "Plaintiff was the most qualified
candidate for the position of In-School Suspension
Paraprofessional with the East Haven schools." (ECF No.
50 and 52.) Lopos also attaches exhibits to a "motion
to strike affidavit of Defendant Mark Hughes, " and his
opposition brief, which he argues support his claim that
Hughes was aware of his past litigation. (ECF No. 51 at 3-4.)
Legal Standard
Rule 12(b)(6) of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, the
Court must determine whether the plaintiff has alleged
"enough facts to state a claim to relief that is
plausible on its face." Bell Atl. Corp. v.
Twombly, 550 U.S. 544, 570 (2007). "A claim has
facial plausibility when the plaintiff pleads factual content
that allows the court to draw the reasonable inference that
the defendant is liable for the misconduct alleged."
Ashcroft v. Iqbal, 556 U.S. 662, 678 (2009). The
Court accepts all of the complaint's factual allegations
as true when evaluating a motion to dismiss. Id. at
572. The Court must "draw all reasonable inferences in
favor of the non-moving party." Vietnam Ass'n for
Victims of Agent Orange v. Dow Chem. Co., 517 F.3d
104, 115 (2d Cir. 2008). "When a complaint is based
solely on wholly conclusory allegations and provides no
factual support for such claims, it is appropriate to grant
[a] defendant[']s motion to dismiss." Scott v.
Town of Monroe, 306 F.Supp.2d 191, 198 (D. Conn. 2004).
"[W]hile a discrimination complaint need not allege
facts establishing each element of a prima facie case of
discrimination to survive a motion to dismiss, it must at a
minimum assert nonconclusory factual matter sufficient to
nudge its claims across the line from conceivable to
plausible to proceed." E.E.O.C. v. Port Auth. of
N.Y. & N.J., 768 F.3d 247, 254 (2d Cir. 2014) (citing
Swierkiewicz v. Sorema N.A., 534 U.S. 506, 510
(2002); Iqbal, 556 U.S. at 680).
12(c) provides that "[a]fter the pleadings are
closed-but early enough not to delay trial-a party may move
for judgment on the pleadings." Fed.R.Civ.P. 12(c).
District courts "employ the same standard applicable to
Rule 12(b)(6) motions to dismiss" in deciding a motion
for judgment on the pleadings. Vega v. Hempstead Union
Free Sch. Dist., 801 F.3d 72, 78 (2d Cir. 2015). This
requires "[a]ccepting the non-moving party's
allegations as true and viewing the facts in the light most
favorable to that party, " and granting judgment on the
pleadings "if the moving party is entitled to judgment
as a matter of law." A party is entitled to judgment on
the pleadings "only if it has established that no
material issue of fact remains to be resolved."
Juster Assocs. v. City of Rutland, 901 F.2d 266, 269
(2d Cir. 1990) (internal quotation marks and citation
Mr. Lopos appears pro se in this case, the Court construes
his pleadings liberally to raise the strongest arguments they
suggest. Pabon ...
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Hello, peeps! Good morning.
Mood nak create sharing moment dekat sini this morning.
Actually, I don't sleep the whole night.
I was sleepy but I just can't. hmm
I love drama. Jepun, korea, thailand, chinese.
Unfortunately, drama melayu susah betul nak masuk dalam list haha.
Only one I had watched this year, Leftenan Zana lol.
Jadi pagi ni Farahin nak share pasal nihon dorama desu~
nihon tu jepun. dorama tu saje typo. hehe
since the beginning of semester, I had watched three remarkable dramas.
Yosh. Let's go straight to the list!
1. Sachiiro no One Room (10 Episodes)
Drama ni adaptation from manga with the same title. It's about a 14 years old girl and her kidnapper. Menariknya drama ni, the girl don't have intention to go back home even when she is kidnapped and the kidnapper actually don't have intention to kidnap her. There are stories on both sides. It's not just simply a kidnapping case. There are more than that which make each episode enjoyable. Content tak heavy, neither cliche. Despite of it's a adaptation of manga, it does has deep message to convey.
2. Switched (6 Episodes)
Firtsly, drama ni menampilkan empat karakter utama. 2 female students and another 2 male students. It all starts on the day when a girl is on her way to meet her boyfriend for a date. Yet she had to stop half way because of a phone call from a classmate, asked her to look at the top of the building right in front of her. There, her classmate was standing. A sweet day turns to be a bitter day. Even on the day she wake up in a hospital in different body and has to lives different life. Bonus for girls, the male characters have very good visual. They are idols though.
3. 3-nen A-gumi : Ima Kara Minasan Wa Hitojichi Desu (10 Episodes)
Since tajuk panjang, Farahin teringin nak translate. Kelas 3-A : Mulai Saat Ini Semua Orang Adalah Tebusan. Yeah. That's what this drama about. A teacher holds all his 30 students as hostages. He bombed the school building so the students don't have any way to go out. And here is the interesting part, this is not a crime. But a special class that the teacher holds for his pre-graduate students. His teaching is violent and traumatic but also honest and true. This class is held for 10 days which it forced someone to die, another to pretend, and more will growing.
All these three dramas have same main genre which is suicidal. Three of them linger on concept of depression triggered from society including socmed. However, there is no bloodshed on screen. So, no need to worry much. The actings and stories are very good. Especially, for the third one because it's the heaviest compared to other twos. Well, it's Masaki Suda on play. I never hate any characters that he played.
Farahin suka drama with deep messages. Something that we don't usual see in real life even when it's actually there. I don't watch just because there are some handsome actors and beautiful actress. As long as the story is good, new, NONE CLICHE, related, I'm in! So buat yang belum usha dramas above, bolehlah cuba usha ya. Enjoy your time!
Until here, thank you for coming to read this until done.
Finally, a post after weeks with sad poems lol.
Have good day, everyone.
Bubye =)


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Did She Mention My Name? and Back Here on earth! Oh Gord, you know I love you. I think these may be the last two Gord albums in the collection for the Project 365! Both solid albums. Gordon lightfoot is my Canadian choice for a dinner guest. What's your fav Gord album?
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Back Here On Earth is Canadian singer Gordon Lightfoot's fourth studio album, released in 1968 on the United Artists label.Apart from his eponymous debut album, it is Lightfoot's only studio album not to derive its title from a song on the album. Back Here on Earth was Lightfoot's last studio recording on the United Artists label which he left after releasing the live album Sunday Concert in 1969. In his Allmusic review, critic Richie Unterberger wrote of the album "It's not quite as outstanding as his first three albums, lacking highlights on the order of "Early Mornin' Rain" or "Black Day in July." Lightfoot never offered weak material on his United Artists efforts, however, and Back Here on Earth is still a very solid set, certainly worth acquiring if you like his other LPs for this label.
Did She Mention My Name? was Canadian singer Gordon Lightfoot's third studio album, released in 1968 on the United Artists label. The album marked Lightfoot's first use of orchestration. In his Allmusic review, critic Richie Unterberger praised the album, writing "Though a tad more erratic than his earlier efforts, his songwriting remained remarkably consistent. His characteristically bright, uplifting outlook became more diverse as well…"
He played at the half time show of the Grey Cup (that's football, right?). Here's a youtube clip from that game, that I obviously didn't watch. He was MUCH better when we say him in November 2011 in Vancouver. Maybe he was nervous but he had no voice here, poor guy. Love you always Gord.


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This performance will take place on June 4 @ 8pm and 10pm; June 6 @ 8pm and 10pm.
Installation artists Carolyn Healy and John JH Phillips collaborate with performer James Osby Gwathney Jr. to create a multimedia work based on Whitman's "Poem of The Road." The piece takes place on a large industrial barge on the Delaware River and features video, sculpture, lighting, and electronic sound in an environment in which Gwathney performs the entire text of Whitman's poem. While a tugboat guides the barge from Penn's Landing, where the audience boards, to a point downriver and back, the audience freely follows Gwathney as he recites the poem, traveling with him along the 130 feet of the barge deck through the structures of the set.
The artists hope the experience of being afloat on an unusual vessel in the middle of the wide river under night clouds and stars creates both a sense of unease and exhilaration that resonates with the poem. Whitman frequently made the crossing from Camden to Philadelphia, especially to hear opera, one of his favorite art forms. The artists wish to create a unique tribute to Whitman that can be experienced both from the waterfront and by the audience on board the barge.
Healy and Phillips have previously designed settings for sections of James Joyce's Ulysses (at Symphony Space and La MaMa in New York and the Cini Foundation, Venice) and Finnegan's Wake.
This performance is organized in conjunction with the University of Pennsylvania Libraries with major support for artistic commissions from The Pew Center for Arts & Heritage. Special thanks to the Edna Wright Andrade Fund of the Philadelphia Foundation, who has provided additional support for RiverRoad.


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Pleasure Of Reading
According to Francis Bacon, "Reading maketh a full man; conference a ready man, and writing an exact man". There is no doubt that reading has many advantages. By reading only a person can become a complete man, because by reading he acquires knowledge and wisdom. Books widen our outlook and place the treasure of knowledge before us. By reading good books we can also acquire noble virtues.
Reading of books is also a great pleasure. It gives us peace of mind and satisfaction. It is also a great source of recreation. Of course, a person who has developed the hobby of reading only can enjoy all the benefits of reading. In reality, every person should develop the good habit of reading. When we feel tired and dull, the books of great writers give us peace of mind and make us optimists. These books contain many valuable ideas which guide our life. Books also inspire us to work hard and achieve success in our life.
By reading books, even our natural talents are also developed, because we get inspiration from them. Reading is an intellectual food for mind. Just as we need the food for our body to work properly, similarly, we also require food for our mind and soul. Thus, we are that there are many pleasures of reading. But these pleasures also depend upon the type of books which we read. Good and inspiring books can lead us to a noble and successful career in life. On other hand, bad books can adversely affect our tastes and lead us to ruination in life.
Bacon has rightly said that some books are to be swallowed, and some few to be chewed and digested. Thus a good book has to be chewed and digested. Such a book may have a lifelong influence on the life of the reader. For example, reading of Gita, the sacred book of the Hindus, has a lifelong influence on the readers. It teaches many good and moral principles to the reader. It also teaches a person the theory of `Karma Yoga', which means that we should do our duty sincerely and should not bother about the fruit (result).
There is doubt that different persons choose different books according to their tastes. But it is necessary that the young boys and girls should choose the books for reading very carefully. They should not waste their time in reading should not waste their time in reading very sensational type of novels, because it has been noticed that the students of today only enjoy reading cheap romantic novels. They do not take any pleasure in reading serious type of books or their own text books. In reality, they lose all the interest in their own studies and waste their in reading useless books.
The fact is that there is nobody to guide the students as to what they should study. The students should study the newspapers and popular magazines. These increase their general knowledge and acquaint them with current national and international events. They should also read the biographies of great men like Mahatma Gandhi, Jawaharlal Nehru, Subhash Chandra Bose, etc., By reading the life stories of great men they will be inspired to follow in their foot steps.
Of course, reading for pleasure is quite different from reading under compulsion. When we are reading something under compulsion, definitely our joy is killed. On the other hand, we enjoy a lot when we read just for the sake of pleasure. But we must make an intelligent selection of books which we want to read. We must separate the chaff from the grain if we want to enhance our pleasure of reading.
The habit of reading should be developed in the children from the very beginning. Thus, when they grow up, they can learn a lot and increase their knowledge. But the young boys and girls should not read bad books which only pollute their minds. Of course, books are the best companions of the youth, these can save them from falling in bad company.


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Matthew Beyer has begun a "Moments In History" series to raise awareness of important historical events. Each post will also have book recommendations about the moment in history, using our extensive history collection in the library.
October 30th, 1961
The "Tsar Bomba"
At 11:32 in the morning on frozen island of Novya Zemlya, the world's largest explosive device ever tested was detonated by the Soviet Union. It was dubbed the "Tsar Bomba." The goal was to create a bomb that would help tip the tide in the nuclear arms race with the United States. The bomb itself was truly gargantuan, weighing in at 27 metric tons and 26 feet long. It was too large to be on a missile, and any plane attempting to carry it would have to be heavily modified.
The estimates on the yield of the blast was anywhere from 50 to 150 megatons. The blast itself would eventually be measured at 57 megatons; the equivalent of the blast would be 57million tons of TNT. That makes this bomb 1500 times more powerful than the bombs used at Hiroshima and Nagasaki. The crew for this fateful mission were told to expect only a 50% chance of survival, as they needed to release the bomb and then fly 28 miles to get away safely from the blast radius.
The bomb exploded about 4000m near the targeted zone, and the resulting fireball was an astounding 5 miles in diameter and could be seen up to 600 miles away. The characteristic mushroom cloud rose 47 miles into the air. The results were truly terrifying; everything within 34 miles of ground zero was completely annihilated. The destructive heat from the blast could have caused third degree burns for up to 62 miles away. Windows were recorded shattering in one village nearly 560 miles away from the test site. The pilots of the bomber made it safely away but were still rocked by the tremendous shock wave that caused them to temporarily lose control of their aircraft. The shock wave was recorded by seismologists on its third consecutive pass around the earth.
The only positive result of this bomb's nightmarish scale was the fact that only two were ever built, with this one being used for testing. The U.S and the Soviet Union realized the futility of ever carrying out such nuclear strikes on each other: it would ensure the destruction of both countries, if not the world as a whole.
Would you like to learn more about the Cold War and the proliferation of nuclear weapons and how each country sought to compete in the nuclear arms race? The Union University Library has excellent books and media on the subject in the links below:


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This condo is rented by Vail Valley Getaway.
The Willows is arguably one of the best locations in Vail Village as it is only a two minutes' walk to the center of the village, yet serenely quiet for it is nestled around Bishop Park. A sought-after residential neighborhood and a wonderful place to hang your hat for a few nights. On site is a large outdoor hot tub for guests to enjoy, changing rooms, a concierge, and underground heated parking. All guests also receive complimentary access to the Vail Athletic Club also located in Vail Village.
This 2 Bedroom/2 Bath luxury condo sleeps six and is located quaintly on Bishop Park. Features include walnut floors, Wolf range, subzero refrigerator, and an amazing attention to detail in all the finishes. Gas fireplace, washer & dryer, and daily maid service is also included.
The Willows is just 0.2 miles from Gondola 1 through the heated streets of Vail.
Additional amenities: Full Kitchen, Security System, babysitter recommendations, bathtub, carbon monoxide detector, child friendly, childrens books and toys, childrens dinnerware, closet/drawers, coffee maker, desk/workspace, dishes and silverware, doorman, essentials included, event friendly, extra pillows and blankets, fire extinguisher, fireplace guards, first aid kit, hangers, heating, hot water, land line home phone, laundry, long term stays allowed, luggage dropoff allowed, non-smoking, path to entrance lit at night, pots & pans, range, smoke detector
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Ep. 70 Industry-Sponsored Clinical Trials: An Insider's View
Mention the phrase "industry-sponsored clinical trial" and many eyes will immediately roll back. But is the reaction justified? Are academic leaders who participate in phase 3 trials simply figureheads hired to rubber-stamp protocols designed by Pharma and spin the results in a positive way?
Our guest on this show has strong opinions on this question. Dr. Milton Packer is an internationally recognized clinician, teacher, and scientist in the field of heart failure research. He has served as Chief of Cardiology at Columbia University in New York City and, subsequently, as Chair of the Department of Clinical Science at the Southwestern Medical School in Dallas. He is currently the Distinguished Scholar in Cardiovascular Science at Baylor University Medical Center.
Dr. Packer has received many teaching awards, mentored dozens of young clinical investigators, completed innumerable successful research projects, and served as a leader in many professional organizations. He is now also well known and admired for his regular column on MedPage Today, "Revolution and Revelation," in which he mixes wisdom and polemics to the delight of his many readers.
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Milton Packer. Exactly What Does a Principal Investigator of a Clinical Trial Do? (on MedPage Today)
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Loved this episode. Good to hear the other side of the argument about drug company funding academic researchers to run their trials. One question though: when he talks about his "consulting fees" basically being his payment for doing the work to run the trial, isn't he also being paid a full academic cardiologist's salary on top of those fees? If I get an NIH grant so I can run a trial, the grant pays part of my academic salary, it's not an extra bonus on top of an otherwise fully funded salary…
I wish Michel had pushed a little harder on the real concerns people have with pharma funded trials: Packer focuses on criticisms that people call pharma trials corrupt or falsified. I don't think that's the issue most people have. Clearly that's wrong and should be seen as criminal activity. I don't doubt the integrity of Packer to stick to a trial protocol and publish the data, whether positive or negative. The bigger problem is design of trials with straw man comparators (see less than max dose enalapril), not-clinically-important endpoints (see "decrease in BNP"), and non-inferiority designs for drugs that cost a lot more.


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Having your home properly insulated can save you up to £365 on your heating bill, as well as saving up to 1.8 tonnes of CO2, thus helping to save the environment.
But recent government figures show that 41% of houses with lofts and/or cavity walls don't have adequate insulation. Currently the energy providers heavily subsidise the installation of appropriate insulation but these subsidies could finish soon
A house with no insulation loses around 25% of its heat through the roof and 35% through the walls
By installing cavity wall insulation you can save £160 a year and 800Kg of CO2
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The Wall Street Journal has word from two private-equity firms that Google is interested in purchasing the "core business" of its rival Yahoo--a move that could put it up against other tech giant, Microsoft, in its bid for the company. Though the move is still in its "early-stage discussions" and no formal bid has been put together, The Journal lays out the case for why the move could be a win for Google.
Google is interested in selling some advertising across Yahoo's websites—something Yahoo largely does on its own today—according to people familiar with the matter.
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The 3rd Annual Utah International Education Summit in SLC
November 9, 2012 at Salt Lake Community College
Salt Lake Community College will host the 3rd Annual Utah International Education Summit in Salt Lake City on November 9, 2012 at the College's Taylorsville Redwood Campus. Susan Sutton will be the summit's Keynote Speaker and Institutional Collaboration Moderator.
Registration begins at 8:30 a.m. at the College's Student Event Center at the Taylorsville Redwood Campus. A networking event will begin at 9:00 a.m. followed by the Keynote speaker at 10:00 a.m.
Sutton is the author of five books and more than 60 articles on international education and the anthropology of modern Greece, including the recent Developing Strategic International Partnerships: Models for Initiating and Sustaining Innovative Institutional Linkages. She has been President of the Association of International Education Administrators (AIEA), Chair of the International Education Leadership Knowledge Community of NAFSA, and on advisory councils for the American Council on Education (ACE), IIE, and the International Association of Universities (IAU).
Franz Kolb, Regional Director of the Utah Governor's Office for Economic Development, will be presented with a lifetime achievement award for his contributions to higher education. Kolb is responsible for International Trade and Diplomacy responsible for Europe, India, Middle East and Africa in the State of Utah Governor's Office of Economic Development.
Dr. Elizabeth Hitch will serve as an Institutional Collaboration Panelist at the summit. Hitch received a BS/BA in Family Ecology at Michigan State University and a Doctorate in Education Psychology at the University of Michigan. Prior to her service as interim President of Utah Valley University, held a number of positions in higher education, including Dean, Interim Chancellor, Provost and Vice Chancellor at institutions in Michigan, Wisconsin, and Illinois. She also worked Vice President for Academic Affairs and Professor at UVU before moving into the position of Associate Commissioner for Academic Affairs at the Utah System of Higher Education.
Danny Damron will also be an Institutional Collaboration Panelist. He received a BA in Political Science from Brigham Young University, an MA in Teaching English as a Second Language from the School for International Training, and an MA and PhD in Comparative Politics from Purdue University. Damron is currently the Director of International Degree & Education Abroad in International Programs at Oregon State University.
Event Schedule at a Glance:
8:30 a.m. – 9:00 a.m. Registration (Hallway outside Student Event Center)
9:00 a.m. - 10:00 a.m. Breakfast & Networking, Poster Display and World Music (Student Event Center)
10:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. Keynote Speaker – Susan Sutton & Q&A (Student Event Center)
11:15 a.m. – 12:15 p.m. Poster presentations & Networking (Student Event Center)
12:15 p.m. - 1:15 p.m. Lunch w/Philosophy Conference Keynote, panelists and guests – Sundance Presentation and Award Presentation (Oak Room) Student Center 2nd floor
1:30 p.m. - 2:30 p.m. Institutional Collaborations Panel (Student Event Center)
2:45 p.m. - 3:45 p.m. Virtual Collaborations with Dr. James Oliveiro (Student Event Center)
4:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. Global Business Collaborations (Student Event Center)
5:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. Reception (Oak Room) Student Center 2nd floor
More information can be found here: http://international.utah.edu/summit/index.php
More information can be found here: http://international.utah.edu/summit/index.php