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Book your room at ibis York Centre
Standard Twin RoomMax Occupancy: 2 guests (up to 1 child)
Standard Double RoomMax Occupancy: 2 guests (up to 1 child)
Hotel in York near York National Railway Museum
Situated in the city center, this hotel is close to Bar Convent Museum, York National Railway Museum, and York Dungeon. Also nearby are Jorvik Viking Centre and Clifford's Tower.
Hotel Features
In addition to a restaurant, ibis York Centre features a bar/lounge. Other amenities include a business center and free self parking.
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Televisions come with premium satellite channels. Guestrooms also feature coffee/tea makers, desks, and hair dryers.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
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At your hotel
The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Business-related amenities at this 3-star property consist of a business center and meeting rooms.
2 meeting rooms are available. Limited complimentary onsite parking is available on a first-come, first-served basis.
Ibis York Centre is a smoke-free property.
- Business center
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- Smoke-free property
- Number of meeting rooms - 2
- Parking (limited spaces)
- Total number of rooms - 85
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- 24-hour front desk
- Number of floors - 4
- Bar/lounge
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Minimum check-in age is 18
Check-in time starts at 2 PM
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Check-out time is noon
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Accepted at this hotel: MasterCard, Visa
Your pets
Pets allowed
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- Breakfast fee: GBP 7.95 per person (approximately)
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Measuring the Business Value of Security
The Security Executive Council weighs in on why security metrics are important to your job
Those data points you mention are activities, and there's a difference between activities and metrics. Activities are things like number of alarms, number of doors held open – metrics show what difference it makes that we've taken or not taken certain action to deal with that. Management may be interested in how busy you are or how many cases one investigator can manage, etc, but mostly they want to know what impact this is having on board-level risk and the things that are most critical to the company. And with metrics we can make that case. We can show what role security plays as it ties to board-level risk. The council has actually recently done a research project and developed a graphic model to show how security ties into board-level risk.
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Perfection is not abstract
We should not restrain from using this word. A concept of objective perfection. If i set a number of goals and did them the best way than that is perfection. My perfection could be a poor job to some one else but it doesn't matter. Every one can have a chance to be perfect
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Oct 13 2013: Perfection is a "funny" thing because the more you aim for it the more elusive it seems. For instance, let's say you aim at doing your absolute best at something and you perfect it according to your standard but as soon as you have accomplished that it ceases to be a perfection and something else appears ahead that you have to aim for the very same perfection again. So perfection really is elusive and the reason why you aim for perfection is just for improvement purposes on your part not because you're really going to hit the target of perfection. Yes you can try to hit at your level best but you would realize that your best at that time was just the best at that level and not your overall best, so that tells you yes you can still do far more than that took you to achieve that "perfection,' so in that regard perfection really is what drives you to be your best every time you do something. In and of itself perfection is not a target that you can aim for and hit, it is the highest standard that you as an individual can get at that time, it doesn't mean that is THE final ultimate standard because there are those who can surpass your best standard.
Perfection stretches your all abilities to be who you can be in the best way you possibly can. In this regard it is more of an illusion really because it keeps asking for more of you, as soon as you accomplish something, something more enticing is already ahead calling you and you aim at that again with the same agility and intent only to find once you accomplish that, another thing will come up again. So you can just see that perfection just stretches you on and on.
We have all heard and perhaps believed in the "myth" that says: "practice makes perfect." Well it appears that is not true at all...practice according to the above analogy of perfection only makes improvement. Practicing something will make you better at it but not be perfect at it because there is always room for improvement for anyone and everyone. Nice chat
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The second annual Halloween Spooktacular will be held at 3 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 26, at Burleigh Manor, 3960 White Rose Way. The event, which benefits the Burleigh Manor Animal Sanctuary, features live music, food and drink, face painting, hayrides, costume parades and animal "meet and greet" opportunities. Tickets are $10, free for those 17 and younger. Information: 410-531-0321 or northropteam.com/events.
Gospel concert
The Alleluias, an interdenominational Christian choir, presents a worship concert at 6 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 27, at the CrossRoads Church of the Nazarene, 2750 Rogers Ave. Free and open to the public; a love offering will be taken. Information: 410-465-1817.
Informational program
Glen Mar United Methodist Church's Social justice Ministry presents a program on human trafficking at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 22, at 4701 New Cut Road. Information: 615-308-4894.
Youth basketball
Registration is open for the Elkridge Youth Organization's winter basketball league. The co-ed program is for players ages 5-18. All games are played at Elkridge-area schools. There are no tryouts, and everyone is given substantial playing time. Registration ends Thursday, Oct. 31. For registration and information, go to eyosports.org send an email with EYO in the subject line to firstname.lastname@example.com.
English conversation
Practice speaking and understanding English in a small group at 7:45 p.m. Wednesdays at the Howard County Library's Miller branch, 9421 Frederick Road in Ellicott City. No registration is required. Information: 410-313-1950.
Ellicott City Senior Center
These events take place at the Ellicott City Senior Center, 9401 Frederick Road, 410-313-1421:
Qigong Instructor Jessica Koch leads students in a class that consist of a series of gentle movements synchronized with breathing that promotes energy movement through the body. The class runs through Dec. 20.
Fall prevention The Occupational Therapy Assistant Program at the Community College of Baltimore County will conduct a fall prevention screening program from 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. Tuesday, Oct. 22.
Art show and reception A "Meet Our Artists" reception will be held from 2 p.m to 4 p.m. Friday, Oct. 25.
'Ask the Pharmacist' Don Hamilton, a consultant pharmacist, will provide the newest updates and important information concerning your medications at 11 a.m. Monday, Oct. 28. Bring questions, drug lists or prescription containers for discussion.
'Gentle Beginning Yoga' An introductory class for the beginner who wants to build strength through yoga stretches will be held at 6:30 p.m. Mondays and Wednesdays beginning Nov. 4. Cost is $64 for 12 classes.
'Gold Strength' Classes designed to increase muscular strength, range of movement and improve balance will be held at 6:30 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays beginning Nov. 5. Cost is $69 for 13 classes.
'Zumba Gold' Classes will be held at 5:30 p.m. Mondays and Wednesdays beginning Nov. 4. Cost is $64 for 12 classes.
Piano lessons Diane Waslick teaches a half-hour session Mondays through Fridays. Cost is $30.


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The medical library of my alma mater, The University of Nottingham would sometimes give away books it didn't need anymore.There'd be a shelf by the door with the unwanted books which students could just take for free. On one occasion, late at night just before the library closed up, I was on my way out when I came across these gems. Scientifically they're not of much use, but as historical documents, showing how scientific perspectives on the brain, behaviour and the mind have changed, these are positively fascinating.
The oldest book I obtained, 'On the Constitution of Man' is pre-darwinian and pre-mendelian, and attempts to discuss the role of humans in nature based on recent advances in the understanding of natural laws. An interesting chapter in it is where it tries to tackle the notion of heredity. The author notes the flow of characteristics from parents, be they diseases (which we now know to be genetic diseases), or traits such as skin colour and body build. It is interesting how the author attempts to explain how this works, through the use of medical literature available to him and through his own observations and rationale. Though he somehow ends up at the conclusion that more hereditary influence comes from the father. I guess it's just a sign of the times. We are talking 1820-1840's here afterall. Another fascinating aspect of the book is how it reflects the struggle to reconcile the wealth of science regarding the fundamental laws which structure life and the universe, with religion. It talks about natural laws present in animals also applying to humans, yet it tries to put a theological spin on it. It is fascinating how around 30 years later this idea would change.
The book on physiognomy was a book on the science behind human expression. It was very interested in how expressions differ, or are similar across different races. This book was pretty far-out, even for the Victorian period, making some references to telepathy and other bogus notions. It was a rather racist book, though once again I imagine it is little more than a product of its' time.
This collection of books, though thoroughly outdated (and somewhat unintentionally racist at times) is truly marvelous A brilliant insight into the evolution of science and the influence of culture during a time of great change in attitudes towards science. The book written in 1869 actually makes some reference to Darwin, showing how much of an immediate influence his landmark works on Evolution had. Thank you Nottingham for these gems.
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The author becomes a text: pasted-in portrait, clipped from a newspaper.
From the front matter of The Purgatory of Suicides: A Prison-Rhyme by Thomas Cooper (1850). Original from the University of Michigan. Digitized March 6, 2006.
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DIY project du jour:
Use discarded books to refresh old lamps. (Thrift store or yard sale finds, perhaps?)
For a how-to/tutorial, see: ReadyMade: Literary Lamp.
Find other creative new uses for books here, and previous lighting-related posts here.
Here's a second project from Unconsumption. This might be a great way to repurpose some of those awful library books you find while weeding.
The Sutherland Shire Libraries (located south of Sydney, Australia) have created this neat little video teaching how to reuse old books by folding their pages into lovely designs. H/t to Unconsumption & LJ Managing Editor Stephanie Close for passing this along.
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Read the full article "The Wonderful Wizard of Oz": A children's classic lives on though many editions and sequels.
First edition, second state of L. Frank Baum's "The Wonderful Wizard of Oz" (Chicago: George Hill, 1900).
Illustration from the first edition of of L. Frank Baum's "The Wonderful Wizard of Oz" (Chicago: George Hill, 1900).
"The Tin Woodman of Oz" by L. Frank Baum. Chicago: Reilly & Lee, 1918.
Leaf from the autograph manuscript of L. Frank Baum's "The Tin Woodman of Oz," 1918.
"Tik-Tok of Oz" by L. Frank Baum. Chicago, Reilly & Lee, 1914.
"The Royal Book of Oz" by L. Frank Baum. 1921.
"Jack Pumpkinhead of Oz" by Ruth Plumly Thompson. 1929.
"Speedy in Oz" by Ruth Plumly Thompson. 1934.
"The Wishing Horse of Oz" by Ruth Plumly Thompson. 1935.
"Ozoplaning with the Wizard of Oz" by Ruth Plumly Thompson. 1939.
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Written in Central Europe at the end of the 15th or during the 16th century, the origin, language, and date of the Voynich Manuscript—named after the Polish-American antiquarian bookseller, Wilfrid M. Voynich, who acquired it in 1912—are still being debated as vigorously as its puzzling drawings and undeciphered text. Described as a magical or scientific text, nearly every page contains botanical, figurative, and scientific drawings of a provincial but lively character, drawn in ink with vibrant washes in various shades of green, brown, yellow, blue, and red.


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RANGERS (6-5-0) at BRUINS (8-1-1)
TV: NESN, NBCSN (outside NESN coverage)
Season series: Third and final meeting of the regular season. Each team has won on its home ice. Milan Lucic, Daniel Paille and Johnny Boychuk all scored as Boston won 3-1 on opening night. Four days later, Marian Gaborik completed a hat trick with a goal 27 seconds into overtime for a 4-3 victory.
Big story: Highlighted at the start of the season as a potential Eastern Conference Finals matchup, the Bruins have lived up to the early hype with just two losses — one in regulation — over their first 10 games, while the Rangers seem to be rounding into form after a sluggish start. These teams won't see each other again after Tuesday unless they meet in the Stanley Cup Playoffs.
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Oklahoma City Dubbed 'Manliest' In U.S.
June 15, 2012 by UPI - United Press International, Inc.
HACKETTSTOWN, N.J., June 14 (UPI) — New Jersey-based Mars Chocolate said the fourth annual Combos "America's Manliest Cities" list named Oklahoma City as the most masculine U.S. city.
The company said it partnered with research expert Bert Sperling to rank the 50 largest U.S. metropolitan areas using a scale that takes into account the number of home-improvement stores, steak houses and "manly" occupations per capita.
Mars said cities could lose points if they had too many "girly" factors, such as a high number of nail salons or high-end boutiques.
The researchers said Oklahoma City was first on the list, followed by Columbia, S.C.; Memphis, Tenn.; Nashville, Tenn.; and Birmingham, Ala.
Nashville placed first on last year's list.
San Diego ranked 50th on the list, making it the least manly city in the study.


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If you peruse our "The Many Bags of Taylor Swift" post, it quickly becomes obvious that Taylor Swift prefers classic tanned leather bags for daytime – almost exclusively, in fact. And Taylor makes no exception here, with the Mark Cross Scottie Large Flap Satchel she recently carried while greeting fans in NYC. This bag is considerably more luxe, however, than the majority of bags we've spotted her with before, which usually clock in at under a grand. You can buy this exact Mark Cross satchel for $2,350 at Barneys.
Is it possible that grown-up Taylor Swift will move away from her more accessible mall picks and ante up with high-end designer options from here on out? We'll see. Frankly, I don't fault her for buying bags under $500, or $200 – she is being watched by every teenage girl on the planet. And while teens these days have a truly sick amount of disposable income, treating your teen daughter to a $2,000 bag from Barneys seems like jumping the gun a little, doesn't it?


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Pokemon X & Y Christmas Icons
I was bored, so I decided to make some icons of some of my favorite characters from X/Y. It was going to include Lysandre, but his hair is impossible to deal with, so have my favorite starter instead!
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Tokyo-based self-taught artist Haroshi (previously featured here) has created another awesome exhibition of sculptures made using hundreds of recycled skateboard decks.
Entitled Pain, Haroshi's latest body of work "examines the effects of emotional pain and how it can be a powerful motivator in the creation of art." The exhibition includes a self-portrait bust entitled Agony Into Beauty, which depicts Haroshi himself with an anguished expression on his face and muscles straining beneath his skin. This new solo exhibition is currently on display at the StolenSpace gallery in London until November 3, 2013.
Visit My Modern Metropolis for more photos.
Sweet hand plant, kitty! Another awesome new sculpture made of repurposed skateboard decks by Japanese artist Haroshi (previously featured here) for his upcoming solo show at Jonathan Levine Gallery in New York.
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We love this awesome skull made from repurposed skateboard decks by Japanese artist Haroshi (previously featured here). The braces and gold tooth are nice touches. Haroshi is opening his second solo show at Jonathan Levine Gallery in New York on January 12. We wish we could attend.
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Sometimes one person's broken trash is another person's raw material for making something awesome. This happy, wind-blown dog head was sculpted out of old skateboards by Japanese artist Haroshi. We've featured Haroshi's work at least twice before in the form of a reaching Hand and a pretty spectacular Moose.
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Haroshi's Moose made of recycled skateboard decks
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Recycled Skateboard Art by Haroshi
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This first City Free Farm, known as Bushwick City Farm, is now a hub for the community to gather, volunteer, utilize free classes, donate and select gently-used clothing, and take fresh vegetables and fruits and, year-round, every other week, eggs from our chickens. The motto is give-as-you-can, take-only-what-you-need.
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1553 Emmorton Road has a Walk Score of 20 out of 100. This location is a Car-Dependent neighborhood so almost all errands require a car.
This location is in Bel Air South. The closest park is Homestead Park.
Nearby schools include Harford Lutheran School, Ring Factory Elementary School and Patterson Mill High School.
The closest grocery stores are Shop Rite Bakery, Healthy Options-Medicap Pharm and Boston Market.
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Please find below a list — albeit non-exhaustive — of commonly used acronyms and terms in the ITS domain.
ACC (Adaptive Cruise Control):
Cruise control system that uses sensors to automatically maintain a safe distance from the vehicle ahead, adapting to speed changes, etc.
ADAS (Advanced Driver Assistance Systems):
In-vehicle technologies designed to improve vehicle safety by aiding the driver, such as collision avoidance, curve warning, distance control, etc.
AFS (Advanced Frontline System):
Concept of intelligent lighting, according to curves, weather and speed
AHS (Automated Highway System):
Research initiative aimed at developing automatic guidance on motorways for vehicles using cruise control
AID (Automatic Incident Detection):
Radar- or video-controlled system enabling rapid location of an incident or accident on tunnels and motorways
ALERT (Advice and problem Location for European Road Traffic):
Protocol used for traffic messages by RDS-TMC
AMI-C (Automotive Multimedia Interface Consortium):
Non-profit corporation of worldwide vehicle manufacturers which aims to develop a set of common specifications for a multimedia interface to motor vehicle electronic systems to accommodate a variety of computer-based electronic devices in the vehicle
Application Programming Interfaces
Application Specific Integrated Circuit
AVI (Automated Vehicle Identification):
A system which transmits signals from an on-board tag or transponder to roadside receivers for uses such as electronic toll collection (ETC) and stolen vehicle recovery
AVL (Automated Vehicle Location):
Location system, in particular for buses and heavy-goods vehicles, used widely in fleet management utilising technologies such as GSM, GPS and Internet
BAS (Brake Assist System):
Safety system amplifying the brake force in case of emergency
CAN (Controlled Area Network):
Data bus which enables computerised exchanges in a high bandwidth
CEN (Comité Européen de Normalisation):
European Standardisation Committee
DAB (Digital Audio Broadcasting):
Standard which enables the high-quality transmission of text, data and sound at a higher data rate
DARC (Data Radio Channel):
A digital data transmission method using FM radio that is compatible with RDS and offers a higher bit rate (10 kbits/s)
DATEX (Data Exchange Network):
Agreement between European traffic centres to exchange traffic and travel information
Digital Tachograph:
An electronic system fitted to commercial vehicles to record driver information and details about driving time and distance
DSRC (Dedicated Short Range Communication):
Standard enabling data transmission at a frequency of 5.8 GHz
European Commission
EDI (Electronic Data Interchange):
A standard form of electronic communication used mainly for electronic commerce and document interchange
EFC (Electronic Fee Collection):
A system that enables automatic debiting/payment for a transport service without any action from the user at the moment of use - example: automatic toll collection
EGNOS (European Geostationary Navigation Overlay Service):
A positioning system designed to augment satellite navigation systems and which will ultimately form part of the Galileo satellite navigation system; typically used for air applications
ESP (Electronic Stability Program):
Safety function linked to brake sensors and traction control which enables cars to correct their trajectory on slippery roads and curves
FCD (Floating Car Data):
Floating car data are gathered from vehicles equipped with appropriate sensors (such as whether windscreen wipers are activated or the vehicle's location and speed) and then passed to traffic management centres that can evaluate this information for general traffic trends
The European contribution to the Global Navigation Satellite System; full operational capability planned for 2008
GATS (Global Automotive Telematics Standard):
Open standard to enable a full range of traffic information and other telematics services
GIS (Geographic Information Systems):
Data management system designed to collect, analyse and report geographic and demographic information
GNSS (Global Navigation Satellite System):
The combined total of all satellite navigation and positioning systems operating around the world and offering signal reception worldwide
GPRS (General Packet Radio Service):
Standard for data transmission by packet, with a speed of 64 Kbits/s
GPS (Global Positioning System):
US satellite positioning system used to pinpoint geographic locations worldwide
GSM (Global System for Mobile Communications):
Digital cellular telephony system used in ITS services such as traffic information, emergency call and fleet management
HMI (Human Machine Interface):
Previously know as man-machine interface (MMI); means by which a user interacts with a machine and includes simple and advanced functions such as voice recognition, speech synthesis and touch screens
The ability to move between two or more modes of transport
ISA (Intelligent Speed Adaptation):
Systems designed to alert drivers when they exceed the speed limit or are travelling dangerously slow, with some systems also offering dynamic correction capabilities
International Standards Organisation
ITS (Intelligent Transport Systems and Services):
Any system or service that makes the movement of people or goods more efficient and economical, thus more "intelligent"
LBS (Location-Based Services):
Services that depend on knowing the user's location to deliver user-specific information, such as real-time traffic updates or point-of-interest data
MAGIC (Mobile Automotive Geographic Information Core):
An industry consortium established to develop and promote an open industry specification for delivering navigation, telematics and related geographic information services across multiple networks, platforms, and devices
MOST Cooperation:
Cooperation between car manufacturers and OEM suppliers to develop a low cost, high bandwidth solution for data and multimedia in-vehicle applications
On-Board Unit
personal computer
PDA (Personal Digital Assistant):
Small, hand-held devices offering functions similar to a personal computer (though limited); also now offering access to some ITS services
RDS (Radio Data System):
Digital channel transmitted within the FM radio wavelength used to relay traffic messages
Radio Data Systems incorporating a Traffic Message Channel
Road pricing:
Use of smart card technology or simple tags to charge road users based on criteria such as demand, congestion, time, or distance
Short Messsage Service
Combination of telecommunications and informatics
TMC (Traffic Message Channel):
Digital channel used to provide silent, coded messages to in-vehicle applications in order to display route and traffic information in a user's native language
UMTS (Universal Mobile Telecommunication System):
Standard for third-generation digital cellular telephony which enables users to receive video and audio on mobile phones
VMS (Variable Message Signs):
Roadside message displays used for traffic control and information
WAP (Wireless Application Protocol):
Standard which brings Internet content to mobile phones
WIM (Weigh In Motion):
A technology for determining the weight of a commercial vehicle without requiring it to stop on a scale, using AVI to identify the vehicles and other technologies to measure the dynamic tire forces of a moving vehicle and then estimate the corresponding static weight
Extended Floating Car Data
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As the trade deadline drew near on Tuesday afternoon, it looked more and more likely that the Minnesota Vikings were going to deal star defensive end Jared Allen.
The Vikings were supposedly in talks with both the Seattle Seahawks and the Denver Broncos. The talks, especially with the Seahawks, seemed to really heat up this afternoon, but in the end, the Vikings couldn't come to a deal with either squad. The Vikings reportedly were looking for a second round pick in return for Allen.
Despite following the rumors throughout the day, there are no hard feelings between Allen and the Vikings. In fact, he seems to be in high spirits.
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It was middle of the fifties, when Sheikh Mukhtar Ahmed,
present Chairman of the group, joined in this family business.
It was then, that he took initiative to integrate the business
vertically upwards adding up yarn trading as an additional
line of business. Turning out to be a milestone in the future
progress, it did not take long before the group was widely
reputed and respected in marketing of cotton and blended yarns.
Backed by this goodwill and experience in marketing, in 1980,
manufacturing of own blended yarn was initiated by establishment
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and a simple principle of "no compromise on quality"two
more textile spinning companies; A.A. Textiles Limited in
1982 and Zainab Textile Mills Limited in 1987 were established.
A power generation Company Ibrahim Energy Limited was incorporated
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companies. All these manufacturing companies have now been
merged into Ibrahim Fibres Limited.
The Group diversified into the financial services by floating
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was merged into Ibrahim Leasing Limited. Upon declaration
of the privatization policy by Government of Pakistan, Ibrahim
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of Pakistan, Consortium of Ibrahim Leasing Limited, Ibrahim
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2004. At present Ibrahim Group is holding more than 80% shareholding
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employees and financial assets of Pak Rupees 234 billion.
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bank to turn it into a premier financial institution of the
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The strength of the group today stands manifold with entrepreneurial
skills and visionary leadership of Sheikh Mukhtar Ahmed added
with fresh concepts and professional skills of Mohammad Naeem
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Dunsmore was seriously injured after a buckhe held captive attacked him. The deer that were on the property were removedshortly after the incident.
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AUSTIN, Texas - Even savvy computer users can fall for "clickjacking," the latest trick that hides a scam on a seemingly safe web page. It's a scheme that makes victims think they are clicking a harmless link, when they are really activating a scam.
Here's how it works:
It starts like most online phishing scams. You receive an email, social media message or text that directs you to a website. Scammers may claim to be from a major store chain, and say they are giving away a gift. They instruct you to go to a website and enter to win.
When you arrive at the site, everything looks normal. But scammers have hidden links and other content on the page. In addition to the content you can see, scammers have added an invisible layer.
You complete a form to "register," thinking your click will enter you for a "free gift" or other special offer, but you are really activating a code. This code can do anything from placing an order with an online retailer to changing the settings on your computer.
This technique is also used to trick you into "liking" something on social media that you normally wouldn't. This is called "likejacking." For example, you might receive an attention-getting message that you're in a video. Just by clicking to see it, you might actually activate a code which "likes" the webpage and publicizes the link on your newsfeed.
Better Business Bureau has these tips for consumers to avoid a "clickjacking" or "likejacking" scam:
Click with caution. Stay away from teasers for sensational videos and messages that require you to "click here" in order to see the full video or message.
Update your computer. The newest versions of browsers have security updates that warn you of suspicious websites. Also, make sure you have antivirus software installed on your computer, and that it is up-to-date.
Log out of websites. Many "clickjacking" scams take advantage of web users' habit of staying logged into social media sites or popular online retailers. Make sure to always log out of any webpage you're not using, and avoid selecting the tab "remember me" when signing in to a site. By staying logged on to multiple sites, it makes it that much easier for scammers to "like" or even purchase something in your name.
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December 8th 2012 – January 12th 2013Opening reception Saturday December 15th 1–4 PM
ANGELL GALLERY is pleased to present "Vashon Island," a special by Ottawa-based artist Andrew Morrow. The exhibition will be on display in the East Gallery from December 8 to January 12, 2012.
An opening reception will be held on Saturday December 15, 1 - 4 PM.
Vashon Island is Andrew Morrow's first show with the Angell Gallery, and combines Morrow's interest in large-scale, narrative painting, physical computing and digital animation, it is founded on an open-ended collaboration grounded in the visual arts, but augmented through technology. Vashon Island is committed to the disruption of boundaries, through work that is ontologically uncertain, as well as through an examination of the shifting and uncertain structure of collaboration itself.
The work in this exhibition combines physical painting with digital display, motion sensors and animation software. Through projection and interactivity, painting's usual status as fixed and material is challenged, while highlighting painting's relational and mutable characteristics. By navigating the gallery space, viewers are directly implicated in the creation of an infinitely changing work.
Extending from an ongoing study of the visual and narrative history of the First World War period, Vashon Island touches on a story of a young soldier who left his bicycle chained to a tree on Vashon Island, Puget Sound, before setting off to war in 1914. It is said that he was killed in battle and so never reclaimed his bike, which eventually became enveloped by the tree and suspended high in the air. This story, verifiably untrue, informs a broader discussion of the role of history painting in contemporary art discourse.
Andrew Morrow holds a Master's in Fine Arts from Ottawa University, and was the recipient of the Michel Goulet Prize for Outstanding MFA Thesis Presentation. Morrow has exhibited widely in Canada, including Ottawa, Toronto, Sudbury, Saint John New Brunswick and Kingston. Morrow's work has also been covered in the media, most notably in The Globe and Mail, National Post, CanadianArt.ca, CBC radio 1, The Toronto Star, NOWtoronto.com, Ottawasun, Guerilla Magazine, Torontolife.com and Artnet.com. Morrow is also the recipient of various awards including the RBC Emerging Artist Award, the W.B.Bruce European Travel Aware and grants from the Ontario Arts Council.


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Do you have a small idea to make this world Green? Mention if you already use it.
My big greening idea is really small. I want to help households in reducing its carbon footprint. Simply by using more efficient lighting, cooling and windows. Budget all of this from ones annual energy spend.
The small acts I use to have a greener presence is to recycle every scrap of paper, even envelops that come in post.
Plus, I never travel to a place if the work can be done over the internet, like banking / shopping / meetings.
Curious for more small ideas that can have a large impact.
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More than half the world's crops are used to feed animals and 30 percent of the earth's entire land surface is devoted to raising livestock.
A person with a meat centred diet requires nearly 5 times more land to provide adequate food than someone living on vegetable sources of protein.
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"A color scheme can come from anywhere. Forget fanning trough hundreds of color chips on a paint wand, wondering "Do I like this or that?" It is confusing and much too analytical. Instead, look at the ocean or a grove of trees. I have started with a chip of cerulean blue paint from the hallway of the Quisisana hotel in Capri, a fragment of silk from Thailand, a scrap of paper found on a street in NY. It will always be something that sets off a strong emotional reaction, something that pulls me in. Absorb everything in your environment. Put yourself in places that open up your senses. Creativity comes from a place deep inside you. Follow your instincts, and you will find what you need."
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Prepare to feel conflicted. A father who says he found a man trying to molest his 4-year-old may be facing a whole other kind of trial. Cops in Shiner, Texas, say the little girl's dad put a stop to the assault then beat the man to death.
So far what cops will do with the dad remains up in the air. I'm not surprised; there's no easy answer here for them. Say you were put on a jury to face a case like that. Would you be able to make a decision that would let you go to bed that night with a clear conscience? I don't think I would.
I want to say that the fatal beating the Lavaca County sheriff says happened in a family house (no names have been released to protect the sexual assault victim's identity) on Sunday afternoon was the right thing and cheer from the rooftops.
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I'm a parent, for cripes sakes. I never want to see a child being hurt in any fashion. Just last night I sat in my house with my heart beating fast against my chest because I'd heard a rumor that a local teen had to be airlifted out of an accident scene (good news: it was one of those exaggerations that spreads on Facebook -- she's fine). In that sense, if the allegation of abuse is true, then I would have been shaking with anger and horror both. If I were that father, I would have wanted to kill that man.
But wanted to does not equal would have.
Consider this: when you take justice into your own hands, what happens? You get in trouble. You, the person who, up until that very moment, was in the right.
You may say it's "worth it" because the other person got what you thought was "coming," but you are forever marred by having sunk to the criminal level. You are what you profess to despise.
I can imagine that if this dad beat this man, he thought he was doing it for the right reasons. I hope that the police and prosecutors treat this whole case with that in mind. But there is no way to walk away from this one feeling anything but conflicted, is there?
What's your read? Do you think the accusations against this dad make him a criminal or a hero?
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I don't have children yet and I know I would have done the same!! I hope I wouldn't have killed him but who knows. I say the dad is a hero!!! Pedophiles can't be fixed.
peanutsmommy1 - do you have any idea how quickly child molestors get out of jail?!?!?! If you did, you might change your tune.
Tiny_mama- it says right in the article attached that he died at the scene. But either way, I think this dad did the right thing. It isn't like he planned to kill the attacker, he was simply defending his daughter. What should he have done, asked him politely to stop?
Yes I do, I'm not naieve, but I also think the dad was wrong. You don't have to like my opinion, but I am still entitled to it.
Second a previous poster, you CAN'T FIX a pedophile. That dad is a hero and I would be proud to be protected and loved as such. Kinda weird to not react that way...
Well, what this story (and others) actually said (because yet again Jeanne Sager can't report the truth to save her life) is that he caught the man sexually assaulting his 4 year old daughter and yanked the 47 year old man him off his daughter and hit him in the head several times. According to the original report in the Houston Chronicle, "The group later heard the girl screaming behind the barn, Harmon said. Her father ran to see what was wrong and said he saw the man allegedly sexually assaulting the child. While pulling the man away from the girl, he hit the man several times in the head, Harmon said." Facts are an interseting thing. You might try to use them from time to time. Further, all the evidence will most likely be presented to a grand jury allowing them to decide if the father should be charged. Having said all that, if you can't see that this father's actions were justified and will in fact protect many potential victims of this man, then there really is no hope for you.


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Hi, is it possible to implement ldap for a non-corporate website, let's say, an online store or somethin' simplet to do the user autenticathion, or is ldap only for complex schemas?
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2006-08-09 07:31:54 mentata [View]
I've held off on the obvious store application example, but with my handy framework I demonstrate some other ideas:
Great article!
2006-08-01 05:41:58 Brian K. Jones | [View]
LDAP can be used wherever you want it. Also, most of the schemas in LDAP are *not* complex, and they're made less complex by the fact that you don't have to use every attribute of every schema. If you just want to store a few bits of information, you can do that quite nicely with LDAP.
LDAP is certainly not tied in any way to "enterprise", and there are people who use it at home for simple addressbook storage. I am one of those people. The nice thing is that once everyone is in the LDAP service, many applications are ready to talk to it, like my mail client, for example. There are also lots of web applications that can be pointed at an LDAP server.
Good luck!


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5 Tips to Help New Thanksgiving Guests Feel at Home
In our house, the more the merrier for Thanksgiving. But as we welcome familiar and new faces alike, it's important to think about what small steps can be taken to make each person feel really at home.
1. Ask Them About Dietary Restrictions Beforehand: There's nothing more awkward than arriving to a dinner, especially Thanksgiving, and not being able to eat much. You don't want the hostess to feel badly; you push around food on your plate for the majority of the evening. Do your new guests a favor and ask if there are certain things they must stay away from. Then plan accordingly.
2. Have Them Contribute: Oftentimes, people are used to bringing a certain dish or may even be known for something in their family. Whether it's their grandmother's pumpkin bread or this veggie antipasti they always do, ask if there's something they usually love to make for Thanksgiving. If there's not, give them a task. While you may not want to burden them on that day, people really do lke to feel needed and want to contribute.
3. Lighten Up: On the blog A Cup of Joe last week, writer Joanna Goddard mentioned how The Barefoot Contessa wears slippers to her dinner parties to make guests feel more comfortable and to make the party seem less of a stuffy affair. While this may be too casual for your Thanksgiving, think about touches that could make your home and the dinner itself seem most comfortable and even casual. At our house, we all change clothes after the meal and go on a long walk. So by the end of the evening, everyone is in jeans and sweaters lounging around on the couch drinking cider or tea. This is my favorite part of the evening.
4. Make an Effort When it Comes to Conversation: New guests probably don't know everyone (or anyone) at the table, so try and facilitate conversation, making connections with your new guests and others: "Henry, did you know that Rick also travels to Northern California for work?" This will get the ball rolling and in no time, they'll be off and running.
5. Be Yourself: All guests, regardless of whether they're returning or brand new, are going to feel most at home if you're at ease. Remember, these are your friends and family, so this is the one time to really settle in and just be yourself. This, in and of itself, will immediately help new guests feel at home.
Related: 8 Simple Tips to Make Your Dinner Guests Feel Comfortable
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Great list. I don't think #4 can be emphasized enough. While this has never happened to me at a holiday gathering, my boyfriend and I have been invited to a few gatherings where it looked like the host just wanted volume, and everyone was in groups talking to each other. They gave us maybe 20 minutes of attention, followed by the groups just forming again and having inside jokes and such. Why invite people if they're going to be ignored? I say small gatherings are better than volume.
I'm Canadian so my Thanksgiving is done. I don't see my family over the holiday so I stay home and cook for friends and neighbours, plus any stragglers who have no dinner to attend. This year the crowd was larger and more varied than usual so several people brought food and we shared a feast. In order to help coordinate who was bringing what (food, drink, or game) and get people in the mood, I sent an email to all attendees listing who was coming, an interesting fact about them and what they would be contributing. It worked very well as both an icebreaker and an organizational tool.
In addition to the dietary restrictions I like to ask if there's something in particular that's a "must have" for them at thanksgiving. Like if it just isn't a thanksgiving dinner to them if there's no cranberry sauce or pumpkin pie. I dislike both so unless someone demands it I don't make it.
I haven't been able to spend Thanksgiving with my family in years, as they live so far away. This is the first year that friends have invited me to join their family. I have never appreciated an invitation so much. In the South, we would always make sure people with families far away would have a place at our table.
We invite students over from the local seminary,they often have come from far away and don't have money to travel home for Thanksgiving. The most important thing at our house has been a "Don't" rather than a "Do".
I don't decorate very much. I don't have my family dress up or match outfits. We don't force everyone to take a posed picture. We don't use fancy china, napkins, crystal water goblets, etc. I don't put placecards or a large centerpiece on the table. All these things are nice, and fun too. But they read formal, stiff, and complicated to guests who don't know us very well and can make people nervous they didn't wear the right clothes, bring the right food/gift, won't eat with the right fork, etc. Even though Thanksgiving is an important holiday to us, we present it in a casual way when acquaintances will be joining us. It's less stressful for hosts and guests.


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