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Gorgeous, intuitive and entertaining, say hello to the new Inspiron R laptops from Dell
Gorgeous, intuitive and entertaining, say hello to the new Inspiron R laptops from Dell
Dell's Most Popular Laptops Designed to Keep Families Organized and Entertained Available at Dell's Newest U.S. Retail Partner, Fry's Electronics on June 25
Today, more than ever, families are looking to technology as an extra set of hands - one that helps them stay connected, quickly cross items off daily 'to-do' lists, and keep them entertained. The new Inspiron R laptops were designed with this in mind - making it easier than ever to access personal files and securely share photos and videos wirelessly, as well to enjoy the ideal mobile personal entertainment hub, offering smooth video playback, surround sound and a built-in Webcam.
Wrapped in curvy edges, smooth lines and available in four unique colorful finishes with chrome accents, the Inspiron R laptops are as beautifully designed as they are useful. With several display sizes ranging from 14-inch models that fit perfectly in a messenger bag, to home and dorm room-friendly 15- and 17-inch versions, the Inspiron R boasts a contemporary and sleek appearance that will make anyone feel good about bringing it out in the classroom or the local coffee shop.
Dell also built in unique features and timesavers like the Dell Dock, which reduces time searching applications and files - photos, videos and most commonly used apps are placed right at the top of the screen. For those who choose the optional Intel Wireless Display* feature, the Inspiron R makes it easy to project what is on the laptop display on a nearby HDTV without the need for cables. Students have the option to purchase any version of Microsoft Office 2010 pre-installed on their Inspiron R laptops, to ensure they have the tools they need to kick off the school year.
"The Inspiron R takes the rock solid Inspiron line and amps up the cool factor with a sexy and practical machine for entertainment, and social networking along with all the usual home, school and work functions," said Glen Robson, vice president, product marketing, Dell. "Photos, videos and personal files can also be securely stored and shared with DataSafeOnline for peace of mind right out of the box. This is a laptop that moms will love and youths will ask for."
Designed to stand up to the rigors of active families and students on the go Inspiron R models feature smudge-resistant palm rests, a full-size, comfortable keyboard and a stiffer frame for a solid, quality feel. Available Intel Core i3 and Core i5 processors and optional ATi graphics ensure great performance today and tomorrow.
Prices for Inspiron R laptops begin at $449 at http://www.dell.com. For students and families who need a laptop as soon as possible, popular configurations of the new Inspiron R are also available via Dell's FastTrack* program, which can ship systems within 24 hours. By upgrading to next business day shipping,* new Inspiron R systems can arrive within 48 hours. The new Inspiron R laptops are also available through authorized retailers, including Dell's newest retail partner in the U.S., Fry's Electronics. Select Inspiron R laptops will be available in all 34 Fry's Electronics stores starting June 25.
Common Technical Highlights for the Inspiron 14R, 15R and 17R:
- Intel Core i3 and i5 mobile processor options for outstanding everyday performance with Microsoft Windows 7
- Choice of models offering bright 14-, 15-, and 17-inch displays, with high definition (HD) resolution offered on all systems
- Choice of optional colors on select models : Mars Black, Peacock Blue, Tomato Red and Lotus Pink
- Built-in wireless connectivity
- Optional Intel Wireless Display that allows for a cable-free connection to most HDTVs when paired with a separate third party Intel Wireless Display TV adapter
- SRS Premium Sound provides an excellent stereo surround soundstage
- Built-in media card readers speed up transferring photo and video files.
- Optional 1GB ATi graphics provide realistic video effects
- Up to 640GB hard disk drives on select models for storing large photos, music and video collections
- Up to 8GB* DDR3 memory performs tasks quickly and seamlessly
- Built-in Webcam enables Web chats on the go
- Touchpad with integrated scrolling and gestures makes using the laptop more intuitive and simple to use
- Dedicated 10-key number pad on the 15-and 17-inch systems that gives gamers additional keys for more shortcuts
- Dell Dock organizes music, videos and photos and puts most commonly-used apps right up top
- DataSafeOnline data backup & recovery keeps data & memories secure outside of the system
- DataSafeLocal, a secure, simple and reliable way to create backup copies of the factory image
About Dell
Dell (NASDAQ: DELL) listens to its customers and uses that insight to make technology simpler and create innovative solutions that simplify daily activities and help people stay, entertained, connected and in touch. Learn more at http://www.dell.com.
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The Program Team is responsible for the implementation, review, and development of curriculum initiatives. Our mandate is to provide support and resources for teachers for the Ontario Curriculum from JK through Grade Twelve. Our Program Team is committed to the continual professional development of our teachers through a wide range of learning opportunities.
As a team we value:
- collaborating with superintendents and principals to develop clear, measurable goals for professional learning that focus on literacy, numeracy, and student achievement
- staying informed about current research, promising practices, and high yield strategies
- participating in professional learning activities that are shared with teachers to strengthen their knowledge about instruction and their skills in coaching, modeling, and assessing
- creating and delivering professional learning activities at the board and/or school level
- supporting school teams in the development of professional learning and school improvement plans
- developing support documents and recommending appropriate resources and materials for effective instruction and for professional learning
- supporting individual teacher's needs
- connecting with parents and community partners to support student learning
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Vince Trocchi
System Principal - Program
My role is to provide support for student achievement. This support includes professional development for teachers and principals in school based inquiry projects connected to numeracy. Co-ordination and work with outside agencies including School Nutrition Partnership, Healthy School Initiatives, and Daily Physical Activity are all important areas linked to this role as well.
phone: 519 527 0111 ext.122
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I am responsible for overseeing the blending of the Curriculum and Technology Support coordinators and coaches into a team of teachers that will be supporting staff and student learning.
phone: 519 527 0111 ext.134
Laurie Long
Junior/Intermediate Program Coordinator
My role is to support junior and intermediate teachers as they link the ministry curriculum to their classroom. With a focus on collaboration, best practices and high yield strategies, I work with teachers, divisions and students to increase student engagement and achievement.
phone: 519 527 0111 ext.129
Sandra Lee
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I support classroom teachers in the process of our Board's Assessment, Evaluation and Reporting Procedure. This role includes acting as the Board's liaison with EQAO (Education Quality & Accountability Office) for the Grade 3 & 6 Assessment of Reading, Writing and Mathematics, Grade 9 Assessment of Mathematics and the Grade 10 Literacy Test (OSSLT).
phone: 519 527 0111 ext.311
Laura Allan
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My role is to support teachers in their work to enhance student engagement and student achievement. I am also the Board's Aboriginal Education Lead, and I coordinate our schools' involvement in the Ontario Ecoschools initiative.
phone: 519 527 0111 ext.126
Laurie Craig
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My role is to support principals, teachers and students in the intermediate and senior division (Grades 7-12). I provide professional development opportunities and in-school support with a focus on literacy.
phone: 519 527 0111 ext.127
Crystal Gascho
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My role is to support administrators, teachers and students, particularly in the area s of science and numeracy. I am also the boards Environment Lead and EcoSchools contact.
phone: 519 527 0111 ext.135
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I provide professional development opportunities for teachers and administrators, support schools and divisions on school curriculum issues and goal setting, and consult with individual teachers on units, lessons and equipment. I also help organize our annual Sci-Tech Encounters Science Fair and Techno-Challenge held each spring.
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My role is to support principals, teachers and students in the primary division (Kindergarten to Grade 3), particularly in the areas of literacy, the arts, and social studies. I enjoy providing professional development opportunities for staff, recommending and purchasing resources for students and teachers, and visiting schools to demonstrate lessons, and talk with teachers and parents.
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My role is to coordinate early full-day learning to provide 4 and 5 year olds with the strong foundation they need for future learning. Helping students engage and enrich to reach their full potential is an important part of the Open Ontario Plan. I assist and train teachers and early childhood educators, by blending learning and play together throughout the school day to help children learn and grow. The full day learning program has been rolled out, including the integrated extended-day programs to help prepare young students for future success. Students who achieve early success in school are more likely to perform well later in school and go on to post-secondary education.
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Some providers stand to lose as information moves to the cloud
Cloud providers push for new software-pricing model
The information technology companies most likely to win business as government agencies begin to adopt cloud computing strategies will be those who can creatively adapt their licensing, pricing and revenue models to on-demand computing needs.
While a wide range of IT suppliers and consulting firms now claim to offer cloud computing solutions, one of the stumbling blocks for agencies and software suppliers alike is how to price shared computing services by the gulp.
"Software enterprise agreements may not be so relevant in the future," said Henry J. Sienkiewicz, technical program director, Defense Information Systems Agency Computing Services, Companies that understand that dynamic and those that figure out how to deliver virtual desktop systems will likely emerge as the winners, he said.
Sienkiewicz spoke about the DISA's experience developing cloud computing capabilities during a panel discussion at the 2009 American Council of Technology and Industry Advisory Council's Executive Leadership Conference on Monday.
Another potential group of winners will be those companies which can capably broker cloud computing services, said Tom Soderstrom, IT Chief Technology Officer at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory. "There's a real opportunity for industry," he said.
'We will also need auditors who can learn that it's no longer about auditing a server, but a service," he added.
Soderstrom echoed concerns that a key challenge to adopting cloud computing strategies isn't so much security--"We solved that pretty quickly," he said--but rather, is "how to set up commodity license agreements and avoid vendor lock-in."
"One of our key goals is to replace the procurement screen (on a Web page) with a provision screen," he said.
Another part of the cloud computing debate revolves around determining the true costs of moving to a cloud computing model and the total cost of ownership and operations.
Pieter Poll, chief technology officer at Qwest, said that cloud providers have nearly the same equipment and operating costs as smaller data center operators, but still must charge for managing their services, bringing into question what kind of savings agencies can expect.
Susie Adams, chief technology officer for Microsoft's Federal civilian business, argued that only a handful of players can deliver the scale needed to the lower operating costs cloud computing promises. "We believe people are moving to the cloud, but it's still about infrastructure optimization. Some workloads just aren't suitable for cloud computing," she said.
Sienkiewicz countered that at DISA, the cost of operating was secondary compared to service delivery. "Speed (of service delivery) is actually the most important thing we're looking for--and improving quality in a more secure environment," he said.
"The big, big business win is virtualization," in lowering operating costs, Sonderstrom said, acknowledging that virtualization was not the same as cloud computing.
Sienkiewicz concurred that moving to virtual servers was an important part of the equation, noting that DISA has virtualized almost 30 percent of its 6,100 servers.
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In his new book, A Curious Mind: The Secret to a Bigger Life, Charles Fishman and Academy Award-winning producer Brian Grazer take a look at the power of inquisitiveness and the ways in which it deepens and improves us. Without curiosity there is no creativity. It is curiosity that sparks the imagination. Inspired leadership starts with curiosity. Grazer and Fishman have teased apart a half-dozen different kinds of curiosity, and using examples drawn from Grazer's 40-year-career in Hollywood, and from business, science and history, A Curious Mind shows you how to use curiosity—how to ask questions—to change the dynamic as an employee and a manager, at home, and in your social life.
Fishman's book The Big Thirst examines how water resources will come to define this century; it's a popular common read on college campuses and a must-read in boardrooms. In The Big Thirst, Fishman helps redefine how we look at water, our most essential but, in many ways, misunderstood resource. Fishman highlights water's vital role in the business sector (especially to businesses who seemingly have nothing to do with water!) and points to the many contradictions of water in the developing world, leaving audiences with a hopeful vision of how current wasteful ways can be curbed through ingenuity and conscientious stewardship. Extending his coverage, Fishman now also blogs about water for National Geographic.
The Power of a Curious Mind
The most important tool for succeeding today—for having an impact at work, for having rewarding relationships outside of work—is a quality all of us have and few of us use well:
In an economy hungry for creativity and leadership, curiosity has been elbowed aside—a quality of precocious children and mischievous dogs. But curiosity is the fundamental driver of the things we care about most—innovation, insight, connectedness. Creating a curious organization—instilling curiosity in your staff, cultivating it in yourself—is the key to staying relevant, staying competitive, finding new products, new ideas, even new talent.
Charles Fishman, the celebrated investigative journalist and New York Times bestselling author, has spent the last three years studying curiosity, partnered with one of the most creative people in Hollywood, producer Brian Grazer. Curiosity, it turns out, can make you a better boss—asking questions is much more effective than giving orders. Curiosity is the way to spark innovation—asking questions is the way to find ideas you can't Google. If you lead a classroom, or a product development team, or a sales team, curiosity is the key to creating a productive environment for students, for colleagues, even for customers. Curiosity is also a great source of courage, and of zest and adventure.
This talk will change how you manage your staff, talk to your kids when they come home from school, even how you approach a first date. You'll leave with more questions than answers. And that's the point.
The Power of the Curious Leader
The best leaders—the ones who inspire creativity and loyalty, who listen and teach, the ones with confidence and vision—those leaders have a secret weapon. It's curiosity. When you're the boss, questions work better than orders. In fact, curiosity is the way to create the kind of workplace, the kind of corporate culture necessary to compete and thrive: creative, nimble, resilient.
What curious leaders realize is that asking questions changes the tone and the outcome of almost every interaction. It creates the space to learn things about your own company and your staff you didn't expect. Asking questions creates trust and connection. It confers responsibility. Asking questions gets you ideas, projects, even talent you'd never discover any other way. Asking questions even transmits values—it makes clear to people what you want them to care about much more powerfully than telling them what to care about.
Charles Fishman, the celebrated investigative journalist and New York Times bestselling author, has spent the last three years studying curiosity, partnered with one of the most creative people in Hollywood, über-producer Brian Grazer. Curiosity is the fundamental driver of those things everyone cares about most: creativity, innovation, even leadership itself. But we aren't naturally "innovative"—innovation isn't an innate urge, it's a business imperative. Curiosity is the way to spark innovation—asking questions is the way to find ideas you can't Google.
This talk will change how you manage big projects, how you talk to your staff, how you think about adapting to change. It may even change how you talk to your spouse and your kids.
You'll leave with more questions than answers. And that's the point.
The Power of a Curious Classroom
Curiosity isn't just the most important quality of good students, it's a talent and a tool that kids develop in school, then take from out into the world of work and adult life. But curiosity not only isn't cultivated in our kids—at school, at home, at work—it's often just the opposite. Curiosity is regarded as a detour from the day's carefully plotted plan. It's not an opportunity for serendipity and discovery, it's a distraction.
That's backwards. Curiosity is the driver of the things we care about most in today's economy: creativity, leadership, connectedness. Curiosity is the most important skill teachers and professors, parents and bosses can give young people. It is curiosity that will give them the skills and the adaptability to keep up in professions, from medicine to technology, that transform every few years.
Charles Fishman, the celebrated investigative journalist and New York Times bestselling author, has spent the last three years studying curiosity, partnered with one of the most creative people in Hollywood, über-producer Brian Grazer. If you lead a classroom, if you stand at the front of a college lecture hall, if you're teaching second graders or graduate students, new doctors or other teachers, Fishman will show you how to create an environment where curiosity isn't just cultivated, it's rewarded; how to connect the power of curiosity to intellectual passion; how to teach young people that asking questions is the best tool for creating a rewarding work life and an adventurous life outside of work.
This talk will change how you think about your classroom and your students, and it will also change how you think about your own work, even how you approach a first date, or talk to your kids when they come home from school. You'll leave with more questions than answers. And that's the point.
There's Money in the Pipes: The Urgency of Understanding the Value of Water
We are entering a new age of water— an era of risk, anxiety, and opportunity unlike any in the previous century. There is no clearer sign of the fresh importance of water than the fact that some of the world's smartest companies—such as Coca-Cola and Intel—are re-imagining their water use, changing their priorities, and, in some cases, even changing their products. (Campbell's, for instance, has changed the way it cooks tomato soup.) Even companies with no obvious connection are taking water seriously: GE and IBM both have started water divisions to turn water into a business. In an eye-opening and contrarian talk, Charles Fishman takes you to the frontlines of water to show you what's at stake, what you need to know, where the innovation is happening, and how your company can benefit. Fishman has spent the last three years understanding how the relationship between corporations and water is about to change. He has circled the globe to visit the companies, and the communities, that are trying to understand their own water use, and he distills, on stage, everything he's learned from them. Those who hear this talk will never think about water, and its striking implications, the same way again.
The New Age of Water: Re-imagining How We Use Water, and How We Think About It
We have been living through a 100-year-long golden age of water. We never think about water's availability, we never hesitate to run a bath because of the water bill, and we never worry about whether our tap water will make us sick. But that golden age of water— where water is unlimited, safe, and free— is over. We are at the dawn of a new age of high-stakes water, an era in which supplies and systems are under pressure from growing populations, surging economic growth, and dramatic swings in weather. In this new age of water, we'll pay more, but we'll waste less. And we'll have to be much smarter about every drop. We won't lack water— the global water crisis is mostly a scary myth. But we won't be able to ignore our water anymore. The current generation of college students will reach adulthood with a much different view of water than the one held by their parents. In a remarkable keynote, award-winning investigative journalist Charles Fishman delivers a persuasive, fascinating, and urgent primer on the history and future of water. He takes you from a factory in Vermont with water so clean it is considered poisonous, to villages in India that have 24-hour-a-day cell phone service but no water service at all. Fishman has spent the last three years circling the globe—from Las Vegas to New Delhi— to uncover how the world of water is changing, and what the enormous implications are for each of us, no matter where we live.
Winning in the Downturn: Secrets in Economic Survival from Wal-Mart
In all the stories about the damage the economic downturn is doing to individuals, companies, industries, even whole countries, there is one dramatic exception: Wal-Mart. While global giants like American Express struggle, Wal-Mart thrives—with growing sales, increasing profits, new customers, a new image, even a new attitude. It's no accident. Wal-Mart was ready for the economic hard times. And Wal-Mart is innovating right through the recession. How can it succeed when everyone else is failing? In this talk, Charles Fishman goes deep inside the company to pull out the lessons that other businesses can take from the Wal-Mart way of doing business. He gives you ideas you can use now, a way of thinking about your strategy and business when stability returns, and a burst of energy for tackling tough times—all told with the vivid anecdotes and case-studies which are the hallmark of Fishman's work.
The Wal-Mart Effect
In this keynote, Fishman tells you what Wal-Mart means for your business. Wal-Mart is derided for its labor practices and bullying tactics. But it has also led innovation in practically every field of business and has helped the bottom line of the millions of Americans who shop there (57% of all American adults shop there every week). What can you learn from Wal-Mart's practices, successes and misfires? For companies in direct competition, he offers ways to exploit Wal-Mart's real weaknesses: you won't —and can't—beat them on price or on scale, but you can find other ways to win. Far from a keynote on just retailing, Fishman delivers a fascinating exploration of what it takes to do business in the global economy.
Everyday Innovation
Giants like Whole Foods and Amazon succeed by treating innovation as an everyday occurrence—not a "special occasion" event. Charles Fishman has delved deeply into these companies—some of the most successful of the last decade—and, in this new talk, he delivers practical insights into how you can, and why you must, infuse every aspect of your daily work with innovation and creativity. For these companies, as it should be for yours, innovation is not a single masterstroke—it is something that is produced, systematically, incrementally, and daily, from employees, customers, even competitors.
- First Look: A Curious Mind, the New Book by Charles Fishman and Brian Grazer
- Water Water Everywhere? Speaker Charles Fishman Taps into the Water Supply Crisis
- Water Issues Have No Borders: Speakers Charles Fishman, Shalini Kantayya
- Charles Fishman: "Don't Wait For The Crisis" — Think About Water Today
A Curious Mind: The Secret to a Bigger Life
From Academy Award–winning producer Brian Grazer and acclaimed business journalist Charles Fishman comes a brilliantly entertaining peek into the weekly "curiosity conversations" that have inspired Grazer to create some of America's favorite and iconic movies and television shows—from 24 to A Beautiful Mind.
For decades, film and TV producer Brian Grazer has scheduled a weekly "curiosity conversation" with an accomplished stranger. From scientists to spies, and adventurers to business leaders, Grazer has met with anyone willing to answer his questions for a few hours. These informal discussions sparked the creative inspiration behind many of Grazer's movies and TV shows, including Splash, 24, A Beautiful Mind, Apollo 13, Arrested Development, 8 Mile, J. Edgar, Empire, and many others.
A Curious Mind is a brilliantly entertaining, fascinating, and inspiring homage to the power of inquisitiveness and the ways in which it deepens and improves us. Whether you're looking to improve your management style at work or you want to become a better romantic partner, this book—and its lessons on the power of curiosity—can change your life.
The Big Thirst: The Secret Life and Turbulent Future of Water
The water coming out of your tap is four billion years old and might have been slurped by a Tyrannosaurus Rex. We will always have exactly as much water on Earth as we have ever had. Water cannot be destroyed, and it can always be made clean enough for drinking again. In fact, water can be made so clean that it actually becomes toxic. As Charles Fishman brings vibrantly to life in this delightful narrative excursion, water runs our world in a host of awe-inspiring ways, which is both the promise and the peril of our unexplored connections to it.
Taking listeners from the wet moons of Saturn to the water-obsessed hotels of Las Vegas, and from a rice farm in the Australian outback to a glimpse into giant vats of soup at Campbell's largest factory, he reveals that our relationship to water is conflicted and irrational, neglected and mismanaged. Whether we will face a water scarcity crisis has little to do with water and everything to do with how we think about water-how we use it, connect with it, and understand it.
Portraying and explaining both the dangers--in 2008, Atlanta came just ninety days from running completely out of drinking water--and the opportunities, such as advances in rainwater harvesting and businesses that are making huge breakthroughs in water productivity, The Big Thirst will forever change the way we think about water, our crucial relationship to it, and the creativity we can bring to ensuring we always have plenty of it.
The Wal-Mart Effect
An award-winning journalist breaks through the wall of secrecy to reveal the many astonishing ways Wal-Mart's power affects our lives and reaches all around the world. The Wal-Mart Effect portrays the overwhelming impact of the world's largest company--due to its relentless pursuit of low prices--on retailers and manufacturers, wages and jobs, the culture of shopping, the shape of our communities, and the environment; a global force of unprecedented nature.
Wal-Mart is not only the world's largest company; it is also the largest company in the history of the world. Americans spend $26 million every hour at Wal-Mart, twenty-four hours of every day, every day of the year. Is the company a good thing or a bad thing? On the one hand, market guru Warren Buffett estimates that the company's low prices save American consumers $10 billion a year. On the other, the behemoth is the #1 employer in thirty-seven of the fifty states yet has never let a union in the door. Though 70 percent of Americans now live within a fifteen-minute drive of a Wal-Mart store, we have not even begun to understand the true power of the company and the many ways it is shaping American life. We know about the lawsuits and the labor protests, but what we don't know is how profoundly the "Wal-Mart effect" is shaping our lives.
Fast Company senior editor Fishman, whose revelatory cover story on Wal-Mart generated the strongest reader response in the history of the magazine, takes us on an unprecedented behind-the-scenes investigative expedition deep inside the many worlds of Wal-Mart. He reveals the radical ways in which the company is transforming America's economy, our workforce, our communities, and our environment. Fishman penetrated the secrecy of Wal-Mart headquarters, interviewing twenty-five high-level ex-executives; he journeyed into the world of a host of Wal-Mart's suppliers to uncover how the company strong-arms even the most established brands; and journeyed to the ports and factories, the fields and forests where Wal-Mart's power is warping the very structure of the world's market for goods. Wal-Mart is not just a retailer anymore, Fishman argues. It has become a kind of economic ecosystem, and anyone who wants to understand the forces shaping our world today must understand the company's hidden reach.
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Traffic congestion could cost Queensland's economy almost $10 billion a year by 2031, a national infrastructure audit finds.
Topics: road-transport, federal---state-issues, budget, brisbane-4000, southport-4215, maroochydore-4558
Gympie Mayor Mick Curran says he will be pushing the funding merits of major projects in the region, in southern Queensland, with State Government ministers in Brisbane today.
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Clive Palmer is compared to Frankenstein's monster in a Liberal National Party assessment of his victory in the Queensland seat of Fairfax at the last federal election.
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Brett Peter Cowan, the man jailed for killing Queensland schoolboy Daniel Morcombe, has his appeal against his conviction dismissed.
Topics: courts-and-trials, sexual-offences, murder-and-manslaughter, brisbane-4000, maroochydore-4558, woombye-4559
The Sunshine Coast council says it will only assess an application for a mosque in Maroochydore on planning grounds and will not be swayed by opponents of the project.
Topics: urban-development-and-planning, islam, activism-and-lobbying, local-government, maroochydore-4558
There is a strong chance a decision in the appeals case for the convicted killer of Queensland teenager Daniel Morcombe, Brett Peter Cowan, will be handed down this afternoon.
Topics: courts-and-trials, murder-and-manslaughter, woombye-4559, brisbane-4000, maroochydore-4558
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Cleaning up meth labs set up in public housing costs the Queensland Government more than $600,000 over three years.
Topics: drugs-and-substance-abuse, drug-offences, public-sector, crime, housing, brisbane-4000, bundaberg-4670, cairns-4870, gladstone-4680, longreach-4730, maroochydore-4558, mount-isa-4825, rockhampton-4700, southport-4215, toowoomba-4350, townsville-4810, mackay-4740
The Gympie council in southern Queensland wants residents to help develop a community resilience assessment tool that will allow the flood-prone region to plan, prepare and adapt its approach to future emergencies or disasters.
Topics: programs-and-initiatives, local-government, emergency-planning, gympie-4570, bundaberg-4670, maroochydore-4558
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The company wanting to introduce quarter horse racing to southern Queensland says it cannot say when the project will start operating.
Topics: regional-development, states-and-territories, gympie-4570, bundaberg-4670, maroochydore-4558
The Gympie Regional Council in southern Queensland has adopted a 10-year arts and cultural plan.
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Mary Valley orchardist Jim Olsen is growing a newer variety of pomelo which is more popular with consumers.
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It is an unknown and unloved variety of giant citrus, without the notoriety of its orange, lime and lemon cousins.
Topics: rural, agricultural-crops, fruit, fruits, maroochydore-4558
European backpackers working on Australian farms share their concerns about the budget tax changes
Topics: rural, farm-labour, maroochydore-4558
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European backpackers working on Australian farms say having to pay more income tax will be frustrating and could deter others from taking up working holidays in the future.
Topics: rural, budget, government-and-politics, hockey-joe, farm-labour, fruits, fruit, agricultural-crops, vegetables, maroochydore-4558, brisbane-4000
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Working holiday makers don't vote, but they do pay tax. But a measure announced in the federal budget to scrap the existing, tax-free threshold has incensed Dennis Howe, who says he needs backpackers to harvest his crops. More importantly, Mr Howe says, small towns and businesses across rural Australia need them, too.
Topics: agricultural-crops, crop-harvesting, farm-labour, tax, budget, cairns-4870, carnarvon-6701, katherine-0850, st-george-4487, maroochydore-4558, bundaberg-4670, townsville-4810
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Across Australia's horticultural food bowls, concern is mounting that changes in the federal budget will make it harder to find pickers.
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What's not to love about alpacas! With their fabulous long necks, pointy little ears and super soft fleece they're a popular farm animal. Alexina Johnson breeds alpacas on her property in the Obi Obi Valley on Queensland's Sunshine Coast.
Topics: livestock, craft, textiles, maroochydore-4558
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Marty McCarthy takes a tour of an alpaca and olive farm on Queensland's Sunshine Coast
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Series: Magic School Bus, A Science Chapter Book (Book #8)
by Judith Bauer Stamper Illustrated by Ted Enik
Ms. Frizzle whisks her students away on a "cool" trip to Antarctica, where they learn all about the South Pole and come face to face with playful penguins and colossal icebergs. When the kids are magically changed into real penguins, they need Ms. Frizzle's help to solve their penguin puzzle. Illustrations.
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Orascom's no closer to getting its cash from North Korea
Aug 15th
Egypt's Orascom Telecom Media and Technology (OTMT) has reported no significant progress in talks with the North Korean government over two big issues it faces in the country.
In its second quarter financial results, Orascom says it's still trying to figure out how to get its cash out of the country and a possible merger of its Koryolink (고려링크) 3G network with a new competitor run by Internet provider Star(별).
But a merger isn't necessarily on the cards.
New cellular carrier is run by local ISP, says source
Jul 8th
The new cellular carrier run by the North Korean government to compete with Koryolink is being run by a local Internet service provider, according to a source in Pyongyang.
The ISP, called Byol (별) or Star, is targeting the wireless service at North Koreans.
Star currently offers wired Internet connections to foreigners in Pyongyang at a rate of 600 euro (US$660) for a 1Mbps line with unlimited data, according to a subscriber.
But the city's relatively few foreign residents and tourists won't be offered service from the new cellular carrier, the source said.
That simplifies operation as Koryolink offers a two-tier service, with foreigners able to access the Internet and make international phone calls while local users are restricted to domestic calls and websites.
It was not possible to immediately verify the claims.
Hana electronics venture profiled
May 26th
Posted by Martyn Williams in Business
Hana Electronics, one of North Korea's best-known and only electronics companies, is profiled in the latest edition of "Foreign Trade" magazine.
The company was established in May 2003 as a joint venture between the U.K.'s Phoenix Commercial Ventures and the trading department of North Korea's Ministry of Culture.
It's been making, or at least assembling, DVD and Video CD players for many years. The actual level of production that goes on at the factory is unknown. The only pictures that have been issued are of what appear to be quality control stations, where finished products are checked. It's likely the company's products or major components like circuit boards are made overseas and imported.
IBM, HP find North Korean gold in their supply chains
Jun 6th
Almost 70 companies publicly traded on U.S. stock markets have found North Korean gold in their manufacturing supply chains.
Among the more prominent names are electronics companies IBM, HP, Garmin, Philips and Seagate, U.S. kitchenware retailer Willams Sonoma.
The discoveries were disclosed in reports to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission that are the result of a new law that mandates companies audit their suppliers and identify sources of so-called conflict minerals: gold, tin, tungsten and tantalum.
The companies all named North Korea's central bank as the source of some gold that made its way into their products.
Spring International Trade Fair doubles in size
May 19th
Posted by Martyn Williams in Business
The 17th annual Pyongyang's Spring International Trade Fair (평양봄철국제상품전람회) was held last week and attracted around 300 companies, according to domestic media reports.
The 2014 fair appears to have significantly grown in size from 140 companies in 2013 and for the first time occupied two halls at the Three-Revolution Exhibition House: the New Technology Innovation Hall and the Heavy Industry Hall.
"The fair is more diverse in style of display than the past, and it witnesses more active consultation among companies for economic and technological exchanges and businesses," KCNA reported.
Construction begins on Kaesong tech zone
Nov 15th
North Korea began construction this week on a new industrial zone in Kaesong that it hopes will attract high-tech companies.
The ground-breaking ceremony for the Kaesong Hi-Tech Industrial Park took place on Monday, less than a month after three foreign companies signed a deal with the government to work on design and construction of the park.
North Korea's state media hasn't said much about its plans for the zone since it announced it at an international conference on special economic zones that took place in Pyongyang in October.
But this week, state media reported on both the high-tech park and ground breaking.
"The park will have an IT center, hotel, dwelling houses, school and other buildings, as well as a power plant," the Korean Central News Agency said in a report.
A month ago when the project was first disclosed, KCNA named three companies that had signed on to design and develop the park. They were Singapore's Jurong Consultants, a building design and management company, and OKP Holdings, a construction and road maintenance company, and Hong Kong's P&T Architects and Engineers.
This week, KCNA said the park is being built by an organization called the "Peace and Economy Development Group." The group, the news agency said, is made up of companies from Hong Kong, Singapore, Australia, the Middle East and Africa.
It named two staff members of the group. Jang Su Nam, who was named a "representative," and Heh Teck Siong, the general manager.
The exact location of the high-tech zone wasn't disclosed in a Korean Central News Agency report, but it would make logistic sense for it to be within reach of the infrastructure built for the general-purpose Kaesong Industrial Complex, which opened in 2005.
North Korea recently reopened the existing Kaesong Industrial Complex after a five-month long work halt prompted by tensions between North and South Korea.
High-tech industrial park planned for Kaesong
Oct 19th
The North Korean government appears to be planning a high-tech industrial park close to the current industrial park at Kaesong, on the North-South border.
No official announcement of the project had been made, but on Thursday the state-run Korean Central News Agency said several foreign companies would be investing on such a park.
The companies listed in the brief news article include Singapore's Jurong Consultants, a building design and management company, and OKP Holdings, a construction and road maintenance company, and Hong Kong's P&T Architects and Engineers.
To-date, none of the companies have the project listed on their websites and attempts to contact them for information were unsuccessful.
"The consortium agreed with the DPRK's related organs on collaboration in building the Kaesong Hi-Tech Industrial Park and Highway Toll Road from Capital Airport to Pyongyang City," KCNA said. "The projects will soon begin."
The announcement by KCNA comes as an international conference on special economic zones was wrapping up in Pyongyang.
The newly formed Korea Economic Development Association (KEDA) ran the conference, which brought domestic participants together with attendees from several overseas universities.
"The conference takes place at a time when the DPRK is paying deep attention to developing special economic zones in local areas, as the Rason Economic and Trade Zone," KCNA quoted Ri Chol Sok, vice-president of KEDA, as saying.
A high-tech industrial park at Kaesong would appear to be an attempt to bring some of South Korea's tech manufacturing industry to the city, which lies just over the border and was a former capital of Korea.
LG Display, the flat-panel display manufacturer associated with LG Electronics, has one of the world's biggest LCD (liquid crystal display) factories just south of the border in Paju so high-tech manufacturing in the border zone isn't unheard of.
However, the North Korean government might find it difficult to attract companies given the summer's problems at the existing Kaesong Industrial Park. The park has only just begun operating again after being closed for five months as the result of North Korea's withdraw of workers in May.
Competition in the high-tech industry is cut throat and companies cannot typically afford a single day's shutdown without incurring sizable losses. A multi-month shutdown could spell disaster for a company's market share.
Pyongyang mourning at Hana Electronics
Dec 29th
Hana Electronics and the Hana Music Information Center, one of the last places reported to have been visited by Kim Jong Il before his death, was one of the locations used on Thursday to mourn his passing.
State TV pictures showed a crowd that appeared to be at least in the thousands standing outside the building on the city's Tongil Street, south of the Taedong River and next to the Tongil Market.
Hana Electronics is one of Pyongyang's best known electronics companies and produces DVD players.
A large picture of Kim Jong Il was placed in front of the building.
Kim's visit to Hana Electronics was his penultimate guidance tour and was reported by state-run media on December 15.
He expressed great satisfaction over the fact that the company has produced many various kinds of articles for cultural use after building the production process of electronic products with an annual capacity of hundreds of thousands of products.
Watching DVDs being fitted in the streamline process, he said that products are of high quality and very perfect.
In particular, portable DVD with function of TV is well designed, he said. — KCNA, December 15, 2011
On the same day he was also reported to have visited the Kwangbok Department Store. It was a photo of him on an escalator at the department store that was the last issued of him alive.
TV images also appeared to show several tens of thousands of mourners on Kwangbok Road, several hundred meters south east of the department store.
The two areas were shown in addition to the main memorial ceremony that was talking place in Kim Il Sung Square in the heart of Pyongyang.
TV pictures showed amazing scenes of tens of thousands of people lined up in the square.
It was during that service that Kim Yong Nam said of Kim Jong Un:
Standing at the helm of the Korean revolution is Kim Jong Un, the successor to the revolutionary cause of Juche.
Kim Jong Un is the supreme leader of our party and army and people as he fully personified the ideas and leadership, personality, virtues, grit and courage of Kim Jong Il. — Kim Yong Nam, Pyongyang, Dec. 29, 2011
A three-minute silence was observed across the country at noon. During that silence trains and ships sounded their horns.
Here are some more images of the memorial service from Pyongyang, as shown on Korea Central Television.


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A tidy repository of jQuery plugins
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Pace: Page Load Progress Bar
Pace is a tool to help you create an awesome automatic page load progress bar.
Include pace.js and a CSS theme of your choice, and the result is a beautiful progress indicator for your page load and ajax navigation. There's no need to hook in to any of your code because the progress bar is detected automatically.
Pace comes with several different themes so you have great aesthetic options. Themes include:
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- Flash
- Barber Shop
- Mac OSX
- Fill Left
- Flat Top
- Big Counter
- Corner Indicator
- Bounce
- Loading Bar
- Center Circle
- Center Atom
- Center Radar
- Center Simple
With more theme options that you could ever use, easy installation with Eager and nifty animation, this tool is a great addition to almost any website design. Try it in a flash with a live preview that works on your website.
Dropify: Override Input Files with Style
Dropify is a tool that helps you create stylish input field. This is a great little tool if you are sick of plain inputs and want to showcase some of your design finesse.
The plugin comes with a drag and drop default file style or you can add your own text or images for a truly custom look. You can also set the height of the input box, combine options, disable the input altogether, add a maximum file size or use events.
And it all works with a little jQuery magic. Just clone in the project in your workspace, download the package, compile the assets and you are ready to roll with Dropify. (It is important to note that you have to include the js, CSS and fonts files for everything to work smoothly.)
With the available options, Dropify has plenty of documentation to help you set everything up and get moving quickly. The options are intuitive and easy to set.
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Readable: A Plugin for Creating Readable Paragraphs
Ever worry that your text is not optimized for readability? Then Readable is the plugin for you. It conveniently marks the 45th and 75th characters of every paragraph tag when turned on so your line breaks fall somewhere in between those two numbers, the standard for optimum readability.
The magic character count range of 45 to 75 refers to the number of characters occupying one line of text within a paragraph, before a line break and text wrap. If that number is too low or too high, the paragraph becomes much less readable.
Here's how it works:
The content of each paragraph tag is converted into a text string right after we duplicate it as a data attribute. The text string is then counted using the .substring() function to find the 45 to 75 characters. We then pop in a span tag with a "readable" class, which is what we need to create the styles. Once the toggle is switched off, we reinsert the original HTML content back into the paragraph using the preserved HTML from the data attribute.
Sound complicated? It's actually very simple. Just download the three files, add them to the proper location in your code and you are ready to go! (The documentation explains it all quite easily.)
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Quick[select]: Selection of Common Options in Select Boxes
Quick[select] is a jQuery plugin for quick selection of common options in select boxes.
Select boxes are a two tap or click operation. They take the user out of the flow of the form, and there are certain answers that are more commonly chosen than others, such as a reply of "yes" or "no." Or maybe you would prefer people to give a definite yes/no answer. This plugin provides the ability to bring those options outside of the select list.
Quick[select] prompts a user to an answer, but provides flexibility for questions that need it. The tool uses the browser's native select list for its overflow, meaning it will work great on all devices.
It's been tested with jQuery 2, Internet Explorer 11+, Firefox 40+, Chrome 45+, Safari 8+, Chrome on Android and iOS and Safari on iOS, so it should work properly in most applications. Just download the source files from GitHub, include the JS and CSS tags, attach Quick[select] to the appropriate boxes and you are ready to go!
There are a handful of option classes available and some great examples of how to use this tool in the documentation.
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bLazy: Lightweight Lazy Loading Plugin
bLazy is a lightweight lazy loading, multi-serving image script. It's written in JavaScript and doesn't have any dependencies for third party libraries like jQuery.
The goal of bLazy is to help save bandwidth and server requests to your site to everything loads that much faster. (As an added bonus it saves data usage for mobile users as well.)
The loader has a sleek look and can work with almost any style of website design. The code is fairly easy to understand and install.
Here are a few reasons why you should try it:
- bLazy is used on big sites with millions of monthly visitors so it has been tested plenty.
- bLazy is written in pure JavaScript and doesn't depend on third-party libraries such as jQuery.
- bLazy can lazy load all types of images, including background images.
- bLazy can lazy load images depending on screen size (multi-serve images).
- bLazy can serve retina images on retina devices.
- bLazy is lightweight, less than 1.2KB and less than 1.05KB (if you don't need IE7- support).
- bLazy is AMD, CommonJS and Browser global compatible.
This tool works on all modern browsers and is a great way to better serve images to your users.
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jCalculator: jQuery Plugin for Calculator Inputs
jCalculator is an awesome jQuery plugin for calculator inputs.
What's nifty about this tool is that you can add a calculator to almost any frame within a layout. Need a calculation in a search box? No problem.
The simple calculator design fits into a variety of aesthetics and performs all the basic functions you would expect, such as addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. The tool just pops up when the use navigates to the proper location on the screen. You figure and then keep figuring numbers using the keyboard or mouse with answers populating right on screen.
Plus jCalculator is easy to install and run. Just include the proper lines of code before the body tag close. (You can fin everything you need in the documentation.) Then call the plugin. That's it!
Stretchy: Form Element Autosizing
Stretchy makes form element autosizing the way it should be, meaning that every text element box in your design expands to fit text inputs beautifully. (Everybody likes when things just happen automatically, right?)
Stretchy has a spartan API, since in most cases you don't need to call it at all. Stretchy works via event delegation and detects new elements via mutation observers, so you do not need to call any API methods for adding new elements via scripting (e.g. AJAX), but if you do need API methods, they are available in the documentation.
To use, just include the script anywhere in the website and you are ready to go!
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Chocolat.js: Free jQuery Lightbox Plugin
Chocolat is a responsive jQuery lightbox plugin that allows you to display one or more images on the screen at a time. You can group images as a series of photos as a link or use thumbnails in a full-page or block-style design.
The plugin is powerful and designed in a way that newbie-users or the most experienced programmers can appreciate. It comes with an API and multiple CSS classes. Chocolat is also cross-browser compatible and works with pretty much everything, even Internet Explorer 7.
To make things even sweeter, Chocolat is tiny — just 23 kb and only 10 kb when minified. And it is responsive, as you would expect, so it works on any device and allows you to create custom breakpoints as well.
Other plugin features include:
- Block, full-screen and full-window views
- Cropping or parent block styles for images
- Loop playing to restart the flow once the last image shows
- Keyboard navigation and assignment of shortcut keys
And you can do it all with just three files — jQuery library, plugin file and CSS file — in an easy set up.
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Zozo Tabs: Responsive jQuery Tabs Plugin
Zozo Tabs is a user-friendly, fully responsive and customizable jQuery tabs plugin to take any HTML content, including images, videos and display it in a clean, organized and responsive tabbed navigation.
It works out of the box, making it simple to create beautiful but powerful enough to build branded and highly customized tabs. This plugin features plenty of layouts, vertical tabs, horizontal tabs, responsive tabs, deep-linking, a flat theme pack extension, powerful API, CSS transitions and animations, more than six sizes, more than 30 themes, more than 35 templates, 10 positions, 65 options and much more.
Zozo Tabs is designed for WordPress but can be integrated in other frameworks as well and works with all modern browsers. See the documentation for details on how it can be integrated with other content management systems.
The regular license for this plugin is $8 and includes quality checks by the Envato marketplace, future updates and six months of support from ZozoUI. (You can buy an extended support option as well for just a couple dollars more.)
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LayerSlider: Responsive jQuery Slider Plugin
LayerSlider is a premium multi-purpose slider for creating image galleries, content sliders, and mind-blowing slideshows. It comes in a variety of options for viewing including full-width, full-size or fixed-dimension layout options. (This is one of the most popular sliders in use on the web today, and is used on more than 150,000 websites of all kinds.)
It uses cutting-edge technology to provide the smoothest experience that's possible, and it comes with more than 200 preset 2D and 3D slide transitions. It's device friendly and supports responsive mode, multiple layouts, touch gestures on mobile devices, and uses techniques like lazy load for optimal performance. You can add any content, including images, text, custom HTML, YouTube and Vimeo videos or HTML5 self-hosted multimedia content.
And it's SEO-friendly, allowing you to build semantic markup with custom attributes that search engines can index easily.
LayerSlider comes with 13 built-in skins, and it has tons of options to entirely customize the appearance and behavior of your sliders at the smallest detail.
LayerSlider is $11 and comes with Envato quality checks, future ipdates and six months of support from kreatura. (Extra support options are also available.)
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RoyalSlider: Touch jQuery Image Gallery
Royal Slider is an easy to use jQuery image gallery and content slider plugin with animated captions, responsive layout and touch support.
For the navigation you can use thumbnails, tabs or bullets. Use it as image slider, slideshow, HTML content slider, gallery, banner rotator, video gallery, carousel or even for project presentations. the tool was developed in using best practices in HTML5 and CSS3 transitions are used for all animations.
The tool is based on a modular design so you can build and use only the elements you need. This will help optimize speed and file size and it comes with more than 10 starter templates.
RoyalSlider is $14 and includes quality checks by the Envato marketplace, future updates and six months of support from Semenov. (You can add extra support as well.) This is a plugin you can trust. It's already in use by plenty of websites, including NYC.gov and Ralph Lauren.
Royal Slider is focused on performance, accessibility, stability and providing best experience for user with any device. It is designed to work with all major browsers and versions, including touch navigation support for iOS (all versions), Android 2.3+, IE10, IE11, Blackberry and other OS and browsers that support touch or pointer events.
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Dragula: Drag and Drop Plugin
Have you ever wanted a drag and drop library that just works? One that doesn't depend on bloated frameworks, and that has great support? Then Dragula is precisely what you have been looking for.
This little plugin makes drag and drop easier than you can imagine. Key features include:
- Super easy to set up
- No bloated dependencies
- Figures out sort order on its own
- A shadow where the item would be dropped offers visual feedback
- Touch events!
- Seamlessly handles clicks without any configuration
Install using NPM or Bower, include the CSS files and you are ready to go. (And there's plenty of documentation if you need help along the way.)
Here's how it works: By default, Dragula will allow the user to drag an element in any of the containers and drop it in any other container in the list. If the element is dropped anywhere that's not one of the
containers, the event will be gracefully cancelled according to the
revertOnSpill and
removeOnSpill options. (Note that dragging is only triggered on left clicks, and only if no meta keys are pressed.)
There are plenty of options and customizations so you can dictate exactly how this plugin will work on your website.
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bigfoot.js: Create Better Footnotes
Bigfoot is a jQuery plugin to help you create better footnotes and make them a lot easier to use.
Footnotes on the web can be a pain; you click a tiny number, get transported somewhere near the bottom of the page, find the footnote, and click on a link to go back where you can from.
This script makes that process painless by automatically detecting the footnote link and content. Then it turns the link into an easy-to-click button, and adds a popover when the the footnote button is clicked.
The script and default styles are built to work great on any size viewport; the popover is positioned on the top or bottom automatically (based on the relative amount of space), will update its location as the viewport changes size and will ensure that the popover never scrolls off screen. These elements make for a better user experience.
The tool is easy to install and use and comes with some options so you can make adjustments on your own.
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Breast Augmentation and Mastopexy 3 Weeks Ago - Now Considering Removal
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2 Days Post Op Lollipop Lift? Does This Look Normal? (photo)
I had implant removal (280 cc) and a Lollipop lift. I think...I was surprised my stitches went further than the crease line, one longer than other and... READ MORE
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I already had the lollipop lift with 330cc saline implant. I I was originally a 36D but my doctor said that the lift would bring me to a possible B or... READ MORE
Would using a breast pump help the dent in my left breast? fat grafting? Lollipop lift? (Photo)
I had 265 cc over the muscle for 14 years and I did an explant with capsuletptommy, lifting and the dr reduce th size of my areola. I regret doing the... READ MORE
Will this heal? (photos)
I am 6 weeks post of breast implant removal and lollipop lift. I am happy with my overall results. The day I was done with my surgery I was really... READ MORE
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Rated 2 out of 5 by Gill1960 from Terrible Neck Pain I bought this pillow about 2/3 weeks ago. First night I thought it may be ok, but in the last week I have been waking up with terrible headaches and neck pain. Last night I slept on another pillow I had, woke up no neck pain. About 3am, I changed back to the memory foam, woke again at 8am, headache and neck pain. I feels very squidgy and not hard like some, but does not seem to mould near the neck area. Glad it was only £19.99 and not more. Shame as had good expectations when felt it in the shop.
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Safe Schools: A Security and Loss Prevention Plan
- J. Barry Hylton, Ph.D., CFE
Safe Schools: A Security & Loss Prevention Plan is an excellent reference for school administrators, school safety personnel and law enforcement for creating a safe and secure academic environment. Addressing a wide range of security programs and measures which have been proven to be effective, Safe Schools serves as a manual for safeguarding students, employees, visitors, material and the property of school district.This book addresses a wide range of security programs and measures which have been proven to be effective. Essential topics discussed in this manual are:Bomb threats and checklistsDrug and alcohol testingRandom inspectionMetal detector and search guidelinesEmergency and response plansSecurity assessment and survey toolsLoss prevention and physical securityIntrusion detection systemsEmployee and security education and trainingMinimum training standardsOperating proceduresCrime prevention, security awareness and support of security programs are more effective and less costly than dealing with criminal incidents and public relations challenges after the fact. Safe Schools: A Security and Loss Prevention Plan allows school personnel to become proactive instead of reactive and to gain control of the school environment.View full description
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'This is an excellent reference for School, University/College Security Advisers, School Administrators and today School Governors with their ever increasing responsibilities in school safety. Police Crime Prevention officers will also find this book of particular interest.'


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Current Use bill subject of hearing
MONTPELIER A special Senate panel will be hosting a public hearing on changes to a bill under consideration that addresses Vermonts Current Use tax program.
The Senate group toured the state last fall to gather comments on Vermonts Current Use program and a House bill, H.329, that would modify the program. Based on that tour, the special committee is proposing amendments to the House bill.
The Current Use program allows the taxation of farm and forest land based on its remaining in agricultural or forest use or in conservation instead of its value in the marketplace.
The committee will hold a hearing on the proposed changes Jan. 28 from 6 to 8 p.m. in Room 11 of the State House.
The public is invited to participate in person or to submit written comments to the committee.
To mail comments to the committee, send them to Rebecca Ramos, c/o Senate President Pro Tem Office, 115 State St., Montpelier, VT 05633-5201, or email comments to email@example.com.
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SolarNow had a second successful client appreciation day in Mbarara on 27th June 2014, main focus was thank the clients for choosing SolarNow and introduce to them the new products. In small focused groups we interacted with the clients and answered all their questions. The occasion ended with awarding of gifts to clients among which included SolarNow T-shirts and caps.
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This lucky guy cumming,sounds like Noddy Holder (Slade).
Not ugly or too old if she can fuck like that!!! I'd love to do her!!!! Love that pretty asshole too!!! Would eat that !!!
i want to fuck you der granny old... i'll eat you pussy wrinkly...
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This guy has got a great dick!
luv too eat her pussy
Not remotely ugly! To rename once downloaded.
I love this granny.
WoW piles ahoy
she got piles lmao
Menudas almorranas tiene l abuela
I climaxed watching this woman fuck. I wanted her so bad
Diese behaarte Muschi braucht Schwänze und ist stoßfest.
love to fuck a granny like this hard
She's not ugly but fucking hot.
Wer ist die Alte Drecksau und wo wohnt die ausgelutschte fotze? Die will ich ficken bis der Notarzt kommt!!!
Let me know if you can see me eat and suck your little sweet and sexy pussy
nona stop fucking young guys
There is moor go in granny,s than in my wife
nona have you had enough dicks yet?
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nona always was a slut
doris will you suck and fuck the guys and I, we will be at the club tonight
Omg what did i watch there ?!?!?!
I would have came in her not on her face that was waste
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fuck OFF Julie and sam I am loving it
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Where´re the balls of this guy?
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why call her clip 'ugly'? she is so horny...the mature ladies are the best and what a lovely hairy pussy
I just wanked to this she is smoking hot
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I like that hairy pussy i would like to eat that for her
His balls refused to do the scene. Just like he should have... This is just wrong... That's someones granny FFS! Stick to Bingo darlin..
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Are these people for real??? That's a heaven of a beautiful and attractive woman, totally of the desire to fuck arousing type!!!
she looks sexy, I'd like to ride her someday soon.
Damn, why he didn't fuck the old sluts' ass. It was popping out so well while she was riding.
Expert, i think you would get a mouthfull of piles if you did that. But her stockings did make her look slightly sexy............
it must be so soft fuckin a granny :)
@arturo & @butthole Looks like piles to me,or a rectal prolapse. Sexy huh ?
I love how she raises her jaw and makes her underjaw skin flat. That turns me on!
^^^ But you'd still want to stick your dick in her butthole
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Frutarom will act to extract the greatest advantage from the operational synergy between its activities and the Gewurzmuller Group's activities in Germany and elsewhere in order to achieve optimal operational efficiency and savings.
Yehudai concluded by saying, "Frutarom will continue to implement its rapid growth strategy. The acquisition of the Gewurzmuller group is Frutarom's sixth so far this year. Frutarom continuously seeks additional strategic acquisitions of companies and activities in its field."
Background on the Company
Frutarom is a global company with significant production and development centers on three continents that markets its products on five continents to over 5,000 customers in more than 120 countries. Frutarom's products are intended mainly for the food, beverage, flavor, fragrance, pharmaceutical, nutraceutical, health food, functional food, food additive, and cosmetic industries.
Frutarom operates through two Divisions:
- The Flavors Division, which develops, produces and markets flavor compounds and food systems.
- The Fine Ingredients Division, which develops, produces and markets natural flavor extracts, natural functional food ingredients, natural pharmaceutical/nutraceutical extracts, specialty essential oils and citrus products, and aroma chemicals.
Frutarom's products are produced at its plants in the United States, England, Switzerland, Germany, Israel, Denmark, China, and Turkey. The Company's global marketing organization includes branches in Israel, the United States, England, Switzerland, Germany, Belgium, Holland, Denmark, France, Hungary, Romania, Russia, Ukraine, Kazakhstan, Belarus, Turkey, Brazil, Mexico, China, Japan, Hong Kong, India and Indonesia. The Company also works through local agents and distributors worldwide. Frutarom has about 1,300 employees worldwide.
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acrylic prints, cotillion acrylic prints, debutante acrylic prints, pink acrylic prints, blue acrylic prints, old woman acrylic prints, wine acrylic prints, cat acrylic prints, cats acrylic prints, gloves acrylic prints, lace acrylic prints
"Southern Rose" acrylic print by Shelly Wilkerson. Ships within 3 - 4 business days and arrives ready-to-hang with all mounting hardware included. Choose from multiple sizes and two different mounting options (metal posts / hanging wire).
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Bring your artwork to life with the stylish lines and added depth of an acrylic print. Your image gets printed directly onto the back of a 1/4" thick sheet of clear acrylic.
The image is the art - it doesn't get any cleaner than that!
All acrylic prints ship within 3 - 4 business days and arrive "ready to hang" with four aluminum mounting posts (Option #1) or hanging wire (Option #2).
The high gloss of the acrylic sheet complements the rich colors of any image to produce stunning results.
There are two different ways to mount your acrylic print.
Option #1 (Mounting Posts) - Attach your print to your wall with four aluminum mounting posts. The cylindrical cap of each mounting post can be removed, allowing you to thread a small screw along the center axis of the of post and into the wall. When you're finished, simply reattached each cap, and you're done. The mounting posts act as stand-offs and keep your print separated from the wall by 1". All of the required mounting hardware (i.e. posts, screws, and wall anchors) is included with your print. Click here for mounting details.
Option #2 (Hanging Wire) - With this option, your acrylic print is attached to a 1/4" thick black board which has a wooden frame and hanging wire attached to the back. There are no metal mounting posts at the corners. Simply put a nail in your wall, hang your print from the hanging wire, and you're done. Due to the thickness of the black board and mounting frame, your print is separated from the wall by 1.50" Click here for mounting details.
Her dainty hand is finely gloved She strikes a timid pose All the gents have dearly loved This Carolina Rose Mah Deah, Ya shoulda seen it! Mah Cotillion an' comin' out! Ah dazzled 'em with mah fem'nin chah-ms, The young men swooned about! "Marrah me", all the gentlemen said "Marrah me an' be mah wife. Ya kin' even bring yer mutha, Deah. Ah'll love ya all mah life!" But Ah was nary smitten once, Despite each winsome way. Ah decided to wait for Mistah Right, Who'll come along one day.
Shelly has always felt herself to be a right-brained person in a left-brained world. Thirty of her years has been devoted to planning and scheduling large projects for construction, aerospace, transportation and energy in many parts of the country to keep the rent or mortgage paid and food on the table. For some strange reason, her humor got the best of her and she was always asked to do underground cartoons and caricatures to document events or comical situations. She began her art early when her parents stuck the hyperactive three-year-old in the back of the family car with pad and pencil and told her to �Shut up and draw!� She has been drawing, painting and doodling since she's been old enough to drag a cat around and keep her...
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