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Shelmerdine: Not your garden variety garden centre
It may be situated on the outskirts of the city, but Shelmerdine is so worth the drive. The very fact that they've been family owned and operated since 1937 (yes, that's 80 years!) tells you that they must be doing something right.
But although they've built their reputation providing the finest in flowers and plants, the company is no longer a garden centre so much as a lifestyle centre. In addition to serving all of your horticultural needs, they carry an extensive selection of decor, pottery, furniture, food and even clothes. In fact, the fashion boutique has become one of the store's best-kept secrets, carrying quality designer labels and receiving regular shipments of the latest trends.
But don't worry: they are still the go-to place for all things gardening. From annuals and perennials to succulents and poinsettias, they've got you covered. The huge onsite nursery provides a huge selection and the seasonal nature of the store ensures the inventory changes regularly to keep you coming back.
Shelmerdine has also made a visit to the store about so much more than shopping. Aside from soaking up the amazing sights and smells (so many flowers!), you can grab a coffee and a snack (and gelato!) at the full-service in-store cafe. They also host a series of popular family-friendly events like summer markets, gardening seminars, hay mazes and kids club.
While Shelmerdine is a fantastic place to spend some time with family or a group of girlfriends, make sure you give yourself plenty of time: you could easily pop in for a plant and end up staying an hour. And if you're at the lake on the weekend, not to worry. They're open until 8 p.m. on Thursdays, and will even give We Heart Winnipeg members 15% off* for making the trip.
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7580 COUNTY ROAD 10 ROAD in Vankleek Hill: Agriculture for sale : MLS®# 1143824
7580 COUNTY ROAD 10 ROAD Vankleek Hill K0B1R0$799,000Agriculture
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- 1143824Large property (156.435 acres) consisting of two parcels located on the north and south side of County Rd 10. The seller purchased the farm from his father, who purchased it from his father. ( 3 generations). The seller has lived there since 1933. Due to the natural road severance the property (properties) could be sold by the new owner independently. I believe there is an opportunity to further subdivide each new parcel (DUE TO RURAL 1 ZONE). Attention; please confirm with independent professionals. There is a substantial mature Mature Bush ( 110 acres) with a balance of approximately 40 acres cultivated. All buildings and the house are being sold in an "AS IS" condition. Just minutes from Vankleek Hill. (id:2493) More detailsListed by RE/MAX SUPREME INC.
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Vuforia for Unity 2018 support available
3. Projectile Knowledge: The projectile first gets its essential data from the weapon and the player, such as who is enemy team, amount of damage it does etc. For determining stuff it can hit, I have dynamic (variable) and static tags ("hardcoded"). The static ones are simply set into the trigger event from the tag list. The dynamic tag is a variable and will hit whatever string is placed inside it. The purpose is that the projectiles from Team 1 need to look for "Team 2" and vice versa.
7. Health: Hence, following my modular approach, I have a universal "health" FSM template (any modifications to it are always applied everywhere), and it sits on a health prefab object. I put this as child to anything I want to use a damage system on. Put it below a cube -- done! How this works is that the projectile, after having hit something, looks for this Health component, and passes on its damage data and also triggers a global event in that FSM (e.g. "HIT"). Following convention, I type global events in uppercase.
Great post, i'll share some of my FSM's and experiences a bit later (i'm on cellphone now). In short, i used Core Game Kit, Unity tag system (so stupid multiple tags are not implemented yet) and a few FSM's to modify stuff a bit (different armor and bullet types that react differently to each other).
Hi there,Thanks for sharing all this! I was wondering if there's a way to check enemy health constantly (to determine whether enemy is dead or not) universally instead of checking it upon receiving damage? I'm asking because I have a lot of damage sources in my project e.g. projectiles, melee, DOTs and it was wondering if there's a way to do this without having to add this logic in each damage source.


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I survey the rubble of what used to be —
the old majestic theater where we bared our souls
and were revered by young and old.
I await the Fire Marshall
gripped by pain and sorrow
crying inside for the treasures
we have lost — the costumes and memorabilia —
photographs and play books.
Charred years of history and memories
whisked away by fire and hoses.
I sigh as I wade through this wasteland
and plan — to begin again.


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Being a Jersey girl, Jersey corn represented the much-anticipated August harvest each year. One of the great joys of being a transplanted Jersey girl now residing in the Sedona area is the elongated corn harvesting season. Ah, what more can a vegan food-obsessed girl ask for?!
Well, different ideas for fresh corn, that's for sure.
Hauser & Hauser Farms in Camp Verde, Arizona, has become my 'go-to' stop for fresh-picked corn that is grown without all those nasty chemicals. And I know this because I often bring home some lovely worms that have opted to take up residence in the ears of corn that made their way back home with me. I gladly welcome these worms to their new home, my raised bed garden, where I have a worm colony that gets happily fed my organic coffee grounds with other goodies on a daily basis.
Ah, so with the abundance of fresh-picked corn on the cob, we've been feasting upon just quickly blanched in boiling, salted water for no more than one minute, cut off the cob and pleasantly devoured raw in our nightly garden salad, fresh-baked corn muffins, and in a myriad of one-pot chilies, etc. (thrown in just at the end before serving so as not to ruin their fresh-off-the-cob raw-ness.
But alas, pancakes were calling out to me as well. And with the plethora of fresh ears, corn pancakes aka breakfast for dinner, were top on the agenda for the day.


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This weeks Question:
Q: Tell us at least one new or unusual thing you've done in 2013.
Well, the one new thing I started was blogging! I've always wanted to, especially reviewing since a lot of other reviews have helped me buy my next read. I've always put it off but now I'm doing it, and it is really not what I expected. In the best way, it's been so much fun. Unusual...I'd say the different genre's I've been reading since I started blogging. I was never really one for contemporary or historical but I've read quite a few this year.
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Casa Nur 2.495.000€ Sitges
Property Detail
Property Description
Casa Nur is a unique 18th century farmhouse completely restored two years ago with everything new but still looking authentic and keeping its century's old patina.
The design is a mix of Spanish, French and Oriental styles and the unique design has contributed to the house being featured in a national design-magazine. (Casa & Campo, July 2010)
The villa has the Turismo rural licence, so it allows to be used as B&B or holiday house and the lay-out could easily be turned into a luxurious spa.
The price includes the holiday bookings that have been reserved and existing furniture & decoration.
The real plot is 4.070 m2, with access through and asphalted street, close to the main road. Connected to the mains: water, electricity, telephone (adsl) and sewer-system. Surrounded on three sides by green-zoning (pine-tree forests).
A total of 1.100 m2 constructed divided into 9 houses, a combined total of 23 bedrooms + 13 bathrooms + 9 kitchens +10 living-rooms.
Location is perfect for those looking to enjoy the rural style without missing out the comfort of being close to Sitges (8 kilometres) and Barcelona (30 minute drive).


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If you live in a hard water area, you may have noticed that hard water contains high amounts of minerals, which makes it difficult to rinse things with soap and may also cause corrosion. Hard water can be harmful to the skin as it can irritate the skin, itching, and so on. It can also be uncomfortable to drink water. Therefore, there are various types of hard water kitchen faucets are available in the market that can stop the hard water flow.
Do you have trouble with hard water for homework? Also, having problems with household chores? So there are various types of hard water kitchen taps available in the market to solve this problem. The use of hard water kitchen faucet can help prevent hard water. This faucet keeps your kitchen sink always clean, beautiful, and watchable.
When you want to purchase the best kitchen faucet, here we help you to choose the best product from various types or brands of kitchen faucets in the market. Choosing the best product will give you the best performance. Let's tap them!
- 1 Top 10 best kitchen faucets for hard water of 2020 available as follows:
- 1.1 1. Kraus KPF-1640CH Nola Kitchen Faucet
- 1.2 2. Kohler K-99259-VS Artifacts Single-Hole Kitchen Faucet
- 1.3 3. Kraus KPF-2620SFS Oletto Kitchen Faucet
- 1.4 4. Moen Arbor Motionsense Two-Sensor Touchless Kitchen Faucet
- 1.5 5. WEWE Single Handle Pullout Kitchen Faucet for Hard Water
- 1.6 6. American Standard 4175.300.002 Colony Soft Pulldown Kitchen Faucet
- 1.7 7. VAPSINT 360 Degree Swivel Kitchen Faucet
- 1.8 8. AguaStella AS98MB Matte Black Kitchen Sink Faucet
- 1.9 9. SHACO Antique Pull Down Bronze Kitchen Faucet for Hard Water
- 1.10 10. Delta Faucet Leland Single-Handle Kitchen Sink Faucet
- 1.11 Conclusion:
Top 10 best kitchen faucets for hard water of 2020 available as follows:
1. Kraus KPF-1640CH Nola Kitchen Faucet
The Kraus KPF-1640CH Nola Kitchen Faucets are the perfect choice for home use, as well as perfectly suited for a kitchen makeover. This faucet is the best kitchen faucet for hard water that comes with efficient design and flexible functionality. It is designing with the top quality components to provide high performance and greater durability.
This kitchen faucet has a dual-function sprayer that easily switches between the stream and smooth spray. Also, it has a soft rubber nozzle in the spray head that prevents the hard water buildup for easy maintenance. This faucet integrated with mounting hardware and also comes with an optional deck plate for easy installation. Kraus Nola kitchen faucet has a splash-free single lever handle designed for maximum durability with splash-free temperature and flow control.
Key Features
- Top-quality components
- Lead-Free All-Metal Construction
- Easy maintenance and installation
- Dual-Function spray head
- Easy-Clean Nozzle
- Splash-Free Single-Lever Flow Control
2. Kohler K-99259-VS Artifacts Single-Hole Kitchen Faucet
Kohler K-99259-VS kitchen faucet is the best kitchen faucet for hard water available with classic design gives the new fresh look to your kitchen. The Artifacts has an innovative design that making regular kitchen tasks easier.
The kitchen faucet comes with three-functions pull-down spray head such as Berrysoft spray, Sweep spray, Aerated spray. Berrysoft spray can be used for lightly cleaning the fruits and vegetables. Sweep spray creates the forceful or wide spray for excellent cleaning and Aerated spray is perfect for filling the pots or jar.
This kitchen faucet featured with Docknetik magnetic docking system that securely locks the spray head and prevents it from water droplets. It also has a master clean spray face feature that easy to clean the spray head surface.
Key Features
- Three-function Pulldown Spray Head
- DockNetik Magnetic Docking System
- Master Clean spray face for an easy clean surface
- Easier and more comfortable to use
- Well-designed kitchen sprayer
3. Kraus KPF-2620SFS Oletto Kitchen Faucet
The Kraus KPF-2620SFS Oletto kitchen faucet comes with a curved looking design and in a stainless steel finishing. It is designed with top-quality components for greater efficiency and high performance also for more durability.
This Kraus Oletto kitchen faucet is the best kitchen faucet for hard water that is available with a dual-function sprayer that switches between aerated stream and powerful spray. Also, it has a soft rubber nozzle which helps to keep it longer and conveniently clean the spray head. This Oletto kitchen faucet comes with heavy-duty construction for long-lasting performance.
Kraus Faucet Height is 15.75 inches, Deck Thickness is 1.50 inches, as well as Spout height 8.25 inches.
Key Features
- Dual-function sprayer
- Long-lasting Performance
- Reach Pulldown Technology
- Spot Free Stainless Steel Construction
- Easy Clean Rubber Nozzles
4. Moen Arbor Motionsense Two-Sensor Touchless Kitchen Faucet
Moen Arbor Touchless kitchen faucet is the best kitchen faucet for hard water, especially it is the best choice for the smart kitchen to providing well water. This faucet can be perfectly fit into any type of kitchen. It featured MotionSense two sensor touchless technology which facilitates easy movement of the hand to smooth the flow of water.
Also, it has the power clean spray technology that provides power spray more than 50 percent than the other pulldown or pullout faucet without power clean technology. The Moen Arbor touchless faucet integrated with the reflex system especially for smooth operation, easy movement as well as secure docking of the spray head. It has a Duralock Quick-connect installation system that makes installation of faucets very quick and easy.
Key Features
- Hands-Free Operation with MotionSense Technology
- Duralock Quick-Connect Installation System
- Power Clean Spray Technology
- Equipped with the Reflex system
- Flexible Design
5. WEWE Single Handle Pullout Kitchen Faucet for Hard Water
WEWE Single handle pulldown faucet is one of the best choices for kitchen use. It comes with a three-way spray setting such as Stream, Spray, and Pause. This stream is especially for easily filling the pots or jars etc. The spray is for rinsing and pause used to stop the water flow or avoiding splashing in multitasking mode.
In this Kitchen faucet, the pulldown hose and water line hose are already installed so this can be very easy to install as well as it is easy to operate. This faucet is available in a single-handle design that easily controls the water temperature and flow volume.
It comes with superior corrosion and rust-resistant finish that prevents the faucet surface from dirty sticking. This kitchen faucet can be easy for maintenance. It can clean using cloth after daily use.
Key Features
- Multi-functional Outlet Water Effect
- Superior corrosion & rust-resistant finish
- Easily install and operate
- Easy to maintenance
6. American Standard 4175.300.002 Colony Soft Pulldown Kitchen Faucet
American Standard Pulldown Kitchen Faucet gives the great look and great performance to the kitchen. This kitchen faucet comes with the pulldown spray pattern as well as a pause feature for easy water supply. A Spray function allows you to quickly and easily clean the dishes and sink.
This Pulldown kitchen faucet is available in polished chrome, matte black, and stainless steel. As well as it comes to a metal lever handle. The performance of this kitchen faucet is very great also it works hard. This kitchen faucet is very easy for installation. It has a memory position valve that helps you keep the water at the temperature you want without any adjustments.
Key Features
- Beautiful Details and Durable Performance
- Pull-down Adjustable spray pattern
- Memory Position Valving
- Brass swivel spout
- Metal lever handle
7. VAPSINT 360 Degree Swivel Kitchen Faucet
VAPSINT 360 Degree Swivel Kitchen Faucet is one of the best faucets for hard water that gives a stylish and modern look to your kitchen. It is designed with Solid Brass Construction with brushed nickel finishing that resists the tarnish and corrosion from daily use.
Because of high-quality construction, this kitchen faucet ensures more durability as well as gives long-lasting features. This kitchen faucet comes with the ceramic disc valve that ensures a smooth handle operation for a lifetime and also provides drip-free performance. It has a 360-degree rotation spout and nozzle that is suitable for any single or double bowls. This faucet also has long hot and cold water hoses for both hot and cold water supply.
Key Features
- Solid brass casting body construction
- Brushed Nickel Finish
- Ceramic disc valve
- Hot and Cold Water Hoses
- Thicken copper stainless steel base
- 360 Degree Rotation
8. AguaStella AS98MB Matte Black Kitchen Sink Faucet
AguaStella Matte Black Kitchen Faucet comes with clean lines and high arc design that gives the stylish look to the kitchen. This kitchen faucet looks very classic and shiny that is suitable for any modern or transitional kitchens. It is available in pulldown dual-function sprayers such as stream and sprays that switch between stream and spray.
Also, it has a 360-degree rotation so that it can reach the complete access to the sink. These kitchen faucets are easy to clean. You can clean this faucet using soft cloth or sponge in daily use. The installation is very easy because the motion hose and connecting hose are already installed in this kitchen faucet. It's Matte black high-end finish does not rust or discloser.
Key Features
- SPX flexible hose system
- High end finishing
- High arc spout swivels 360°
- Pull-down dual-function sprayer
- Easy to install and clean
9. SHACO Antique Pull Down Bronze Kitchen Faucet for Hard Water
SHACO Antique Pull Down Kitchen Faucets available in a classic look and works very greatly. This kitchen faucet constructed with solid brass construction with brushed bronze finishing. These Faucets come with two dual function spray heads such as stream function and sprayer function. Stream function reduces water use without sacrificing performance. Also, the Sprayer function provides more water pressure to clean the sticky substances on bowls or sinks. It comes with a 20-inch flexible longer hose for convenient use as well as disputes the sprinkled out water on the countertop in the kitchen. This kitchen faucet has 360-degree rotation spout and nozzle that completely reach every corner of the sink. It also has a ceramic disc valve for long-lasting performance.
Key Features
- Two Dual Functional Faucet Head
- Durable Ceramic Disc Valve
- Flexible 20 Inch Hose
- 360-degree rotation spout and nozzle
10. Delta Faucet Leland Single-Handle Kitchen Sink Faucet
Delta Faucet Leland Single-Handle Kitchen Faucet is the perfect choice for hard water and also gives the modern as well as traditional look in the kitchen. This kitchen faucet integrated with the Diamond Seal Technology that reduces the leakage points and gives long-lasting reliable performance. It can be available in Chrome, Arctic Stainless, Venetian Bronze, and Spotshield Stainless Finishes. This faucet has Duramount Mounting System so it can be easy to install. The Delta kitchen faucet has dual function sprayer like spray and stream so that it can switch from spray to stream. It can fit into one or three-hole sink options as well as optional deck plate is included.
Key Features
- Traditional styling and modern functionality
- Diamond Seal Technology
- 1 or 3-hole Installation Options
- Two function spray wand
- Lifetime Limited Warranty
Choosing the best kitchen faucets for hard water from various brands of kitchen faucet is sometimes difficult. Here, assuming some important things; we have listed the best kitchen faucets.
So you can choose one that is most suitable for you. We have tried to find out the best brands of kitchen faucets for hard water for your needs and budget.


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Performer Honors Late Pope during Year for Priests
Jeremy Stanbary Stars in One-Man Drama about Pope John Paul II
MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., July 2 /Christian Newswire/ -- Pope Benedict XVI opened the Year for Priests in St. Peter's Square on Friday, June 19. He called for the special year to coincide with the 150th anniversary of the death of St. John Vianney, who was famed for his priestly ministry. The year hopes to celebrate the life, mission and vocation of priests, the Church's spiritual fathers.
Jeremy Stanbary has found a unique way to celebrate the Year for Priests. Stanbary, founder and executive director of the Minneapolis-based Epiphany Studio Productions, is performing his one-man play called Lolek. The drama is a stirring portrayal of Karol Wojtyla, the man who later became Pope John Paul II. Known as "Lolek" to his closest friends, Wojtyla was ordained to the priesthood on November 1, 1946 and elected Pope on October 16, 1978.
Stanbary says Lolek is one of the most popular plays in his repertoire. "Lolek looks at the young adulthood of Pope John Paul II, his discernment and calling to the priesthood," said Stanbary. "The play recounts his heroic vocational journey amidst great adversity and ends with a moving depiction of his ordination."
Set in occupied Poland, Lolek is a riveting drama that provides insight into the experiences and influences that formed one of the most intriguing and beloved figures of all time.
Like the late pope an actor and playwright himself, Stanbary has combined his love of acting with his passion for working with youth and his love of the Catholic Faith. He hopes his performances will entertain, educate and inspire audiences. Stanbary has performed at World Youth Day in Cologne, Germany and Sydney, Australia.
Stanbary will be performing Lolek in Chicago from October 1-5. In November, Lolek is being performed for at the Pfister Hotel in Milwaukee, Wisconsin and in Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin for the Diocese of La Crosse Youth Conference. For more information about these and other performances by Stanbary, please visit www.EpiphanyStudios.com.
To schedule an interview with Stanbary, please contact Christine Schicker with The Maximus Group at 404-610-8871.
If your church, school or organization would like to book Stanbary for a performance of Lolek, please contact Tina Remmert with The Maximus Group at 386-763-9127.
Friday, July 3, 2009
Performer Honors Late Pope during Year for Priests
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How to Select the Best Roofing Contractor
Despite the fact that many of us take for granted our rooftops it is important to know that this is one area of our homes that is very important. This is so because it provides us with protection against the direct heat from the sunlight, the heavy downpour of the rain and also the wind blowing directly into our homes and at the same time they are able to portray the first impression of our house since they can be seen from a distance. When you are looking for the best roofing contractors it is important to pre-qualify the various contractors. This will assist you to be able to remain with only the qualified candidate who will be able to provide you with the best service that you will require. In this discussion, we are going to look at some of the guidelines that individuals should use so that they may be able to get the best service providers when it comes to roofing services. One of the things that you have to look at including the business license of the contractor. It is important for them to have a permanent address to be able to reach them when you want to. It is very important to deal with roofing contractors who have contractors liability insurance and also worker's compensation because failure to this you would end up liable to accidents that may take place within your premises.
It is also important to consider their experience because this will show you that they have dealt with a number of other clients before and you can do a follow-up on the kind of performance they did. The portfolio of the roofing contractor should be easily accessed showing the different clients and customers that they have previously dealt with. Due to the fact that there are numerous roofing contractors you will find that there is quite a difference in terms of price range and for this reason, it will be up to you to do your groundwork and get to select the best price that will work well for you. As much as you may decide to settle for a low price it is important to ensure that the company providing you with the services does not compromise when it comes to the quality of the service.
Something else that is of value is to make sure that you are in a written agreement with your roofing contractor so that in the event that they do not perform as you had agreed you will have evidence to sue the company or the contractor for you to be compensated. A warranty is also another crucial factor to consider when it comes to selecting the best services from a roofing contractor.
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Depends which version you have. Every time 2020 patched something, it seemed to break something else. V22.214.171.1246 was pretty darn stable though.
I finally have 9.0 re-installed. I have an update called 9.1, not sure if it's V18.104.22.1686 or not? However, when I try updating to 9.1, I get the message, "Setup has detected your license is no longer on support" and it wants me to contact 2020 to activate my key. I'm not sure what to do. I'm afraid to contact them as I no longer pay for support. If I call, are they going to lock me out of even the 9.0 version? I used to run 9.1 without problems.
I don't think they can legally lock you out of V9.0 so I wopuld contact them and ask them for the last version that you can use for your key (give them your key number). It's not possible for them to lock you out of the version you have now as the key codes have to be updated manually.
Give them some #### about being re-employed in K&B and are considering upgrading but need access to your old drawings.
I only have 22.214.171.1246 otherwise I'd upload an earlier copy.
Great, I'll give them a call. Thanks for the information.
Ugh, so I called support and they are telling me that I bought 2020 in 2010 and my key doesn't support version 9.1, only 9 and that there are no service packs for 9.
Am I totally remember this wrong? I could have sworn I was running 9.1. I remember there being a couple of service packs.
Is it possible I used someone else's key to install 9.1, then used my own key to continue using 9.1?
How unstable was 9? Whatever version I had seemed stable. I didn't have any issues that couldn't be fixed by just deleting registries.
9 was pretty stable and I don't remember any service packs. I'd just persevere. We had to re-install 9 and 18.104.22.1686 occasionally and this was made worse by the uninstaller not clearing everything out but that's not a hard fix.
If they aren't asking for too much money, I'd consider moving to V12 when it comes out. There are negatives for sure but the rendering is miles ahead. You would probably need a new PC though. This is only a suggestion as I don't know your personal circumstances.
Have you tried asking in the Facebook forum? The amazing Bill Zielinski is in there as well as other VERY experienced 2020 users. https://www.facebook.com/groups/2020PUG/
I didn't know about the Facebook group, but I'll check it out.
So the reason I'm in this mess is because I quit my kitchen design/sales job at a horrible company and now need to go back to 2020 freelancing for hopefully no more than a year and a half. Then I hope to not have to use 2020 after that. As a freelancer, I have to look for new clients, but it looks like I will no longer have the ability to open newer files, or send clients my older files- so that could be prohibitive.
Do you know what the cut off is, in being able to retro open files- ie; v9 vs 10 or 11? I'm not able to open files from version 11, but I'm not sure about 10. Will clients be able to open my files who are on a newer version? I'm guessing, unless it's less than $500 US to upgrade to version 12, that it wouldn't make sense to do that?
How much could it be?
I do have a new computer which is part of this whole conundrum. I had an old Mac which was running out of hard drive space and I deleted everything related to 2020 and windows, thinking I would no longer need it. But since I quit my job, I got a new Mac.
I'm just trying to mitigate further expenses, but need to be able to keep myself afloat for a while.
I now found an old install file I had that says 9.03. Is it possible that's a service pack?
Related but not, I wasn't able to get 2020 running at first and thought it was because I was using a hub with the dingle, so I purchased an emulator. Turned out it runs with the hub. Oh well.
2020 is backwards compatible. 11 will open 10 and 9, 10 will open 9. 9 can't open anything newer but you should be able to open 9.1 etc. Generally you should be OK as long as on the same V number - the bits after the decimal just mean fixes and not file structure changes.
12 is a pay per year version and not cheap - over $1,300 a year I think. 12 should be able to open all earlier files.
I'd give the 9.03 a go. What are you using on the Mac to run Windows? Fusion? Parallels? That may be the source of your issue. I've not had a problem even running V9 on Windows 10. I do run multiple Virtual Machines including a Windows 7/V220.127.116.116 combo. Windows XP on the Mac should be fast and should run V9 without any issues.
Good luck with finding a job and freelancing.
Ok, so a client with a newer version will be able to open my older version, but I can't open theirs if it's newer, correct?
I'm running Parallels/Windows 10 64 bit/V9. Previously, without problem I ran Parallels/Windows 7/ V9.xx
I haven't activated my new Windows yet, so I could go back to an earlier version. Do you think that would help?
What would happen if someone bought v12 for a year? Could they continue with that version for a while? Considering I paid 4k for V9 and didn't get 9.1, maybe v12 for $1,300 wouldn't be the end of the world?
Yes that is correct providing they have the same catalogues as you were/are using.
If you have the space available, I'd definitely try Parallels/Win7 or even Parallels/WinXP (don't get rid of Win10 though). You can pick up WinXP easily and no real issues with having a cracked/activated copy. It should run mega fast compared to Parallels/Win10 as well. Parallels/WinXP would have a very small footprint in terms of disk space and memory usage.


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The recent discovery of Zohr has given Egypt a boost in its drive to prioritize gas project development. This was discussed earlier in the week at the Offshore Technology Conference (OTC) in Houston.
Egypt's Minister of Petroleum, Tarek Elmolla, confirmed at OTC that Egypt is prioritizing gas production in response to its rapidly growing gas demand that has led to shortages and the need to import expensive LNG. He said "attracting foreign investment is one of our biggest challenges," as well as repaying Egypt's debt to the oil&gas companies, reforming its subsidy programs, and adjusting natural gas prices, which is already in progress.
Gas now makes up to 53% of Egypt's total energy mix and 63% of its electricity generation due to its ever expanding population, now over 90 million. This has made Egypt the largest consumer of natural gas in Africa.
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No. 3 Valley Christian 34, Clovis West 12
Valley Christian finished off an undefeated non-league schedule with an impressive win on the road. Isaiah McElvane ran for 132 yards and a touchdown in 12 carries and Chase Laubach added 104 yards and two touchdowns in 13 attempts as the Warriors ran their record to 3-0. Clovis West led 6-0 after one quarter and trailed 14-12 at halftime. But Valley scored another touchdown in the third quarter and Deven Vanderbilt's pick-six in the final period put the score out of reach. Valley Christian has next weekend off before opening West Catholic Athletic League play Sept. 27 at home against St. Francis.
— Darren Sabedra
No. 9 Wilcox 49, Leland 34
Quarterback Geremy McCullough threw three touchdown passes for Wilcox, which improved to 2-1. The Chargers were playing without star running back Paul Rosa, who rushed for 398 yards in his team's first two games. He suffered a significant groin injury earlier in the week in practice and could miss next Friday night's game at Pittsburg. Aaron Ah Sing and Roan Poulivaati stepped in for Rosa and played well, according to Wilcox coach Paul Rosa. The Chargers led by at least two touchdowns for most of the game. The elder Rosa said Leland quarterback Carson Yates played very well. The 6-4 Yates, who is one of the top recruits in California's 2020 class, is "big, fast and athletic," Rosa said. "He played very well." Leland dropped to 1-2 for the season.
— Mike Lefkow
No. 10 Clayton Valley Charter 69, Overfelt 6
In a matchup arranged near the end of the summer by teams that did not have a 10th game on their schedule, Clayton Valley as expected cruised past its middle-division opponent from East San Jose. Coming off a 28-27 loss to Liberty in overtime at the Honor Bowl six days earlier, Clayton Valley improved to 2-1 as it geared up for a trip to Las Vegas this week to play Canyon Springs on Friday. Overfelt fell to 1-2 heading into its league opener at home Sept. 27 against Westmont.
— Darren Sabedra
No. 12 Pittsburg 56, Bishop O'Dowd 10
The Pirates (3-1) closed out last season with a pair of road games, then began this fall with another trio of games away from home, so it's hardly a surprise the players were eager to storm the field in front of their fans Friday night. "It was our first home game since last October, so we were pretty fired up," Pittsburg coach Victor Galli said. "We came here to play football and our guys finally woke up. I think we scored 35 in the second quarter." Once again, it was running back Avant Muldrow on display with 11 carries for 126 yards and three touchdowns, plus he caught a fourth. "He's electrifying," Galli said. Meanwhile, quarterback Jerry Johnson went 9 of 18 for 164 yards and three TDs, adding another on the ground. Not to be overlooked, the defense forced five turnovers, including a 27-yard pick-six by Kamahl Thompson. "We've got some things rolling a little bit," Galli said. Next week will provide a tough test for the Pirates, who will host No. 9 Wilcox (3-0), a 2018 state champion. "We're going to be a work in progress, but we've seen some good things, obviously," Galli said. "I'm happy with the way we've responded and we'll see how this thing goes."
— Vytas Mazeika
Clovis 52, No. 14 Salinas 28
Carl Richardson threw for 431 yards and four touchdowns, but that was not nearly enough for Salinas to keep pace in a road game against Clovis. The home team scored 21 points in the first quarter to grab a two-touchdown advantage and added two more TDs in the second period to take a 35-21 cushion into the break. Ten more points for Clovis in the third quarter all but put the contest away as the host improved to 3-1. Salinas fell to 1-1 heading into a home game this Friday against Milpitas.
— Darren Sabedra
No. 15 Marin Catholic 41, Monterey 0
The reward for sudden success warranted a new challenge. But Monterey High's football team learned there is a lot of work in front of them at Monterey Peninsula College. "We have some work to do, a lot of work to do," Monterey coach Henry Lusk said. "It was an eye-opener. I'm glad we got it early." Marin Catholic (3-1), with its only setback this year a 19-7 loss to three-time defending state champion McClymonds, was coming off a 35-9 win over No. 21 Archbishop Mitty. The Mustangs have outscored their opponents 118-13 in three wins. While one play doesn't dictate an outcome, the opening kickoff certainly set the tempo. The Toreadores (2-1) seemed to have stopped the Marin Catholic return man inside the 20, but he broke free, returning it for a touchdown. It only snowballed from there. An interception return for a touchdown made it 13-0. A 35-yard punt return set up another score as the Mustangs ran up a 34-0 halftime lead. "I felt we had a good game plan," Lusk said. "We felt we could play with them. Obviously, that was not the case. They exposed a lot of our weaknesses. Which is good, because they can be fixed."
— John Devine, Monterey Herald
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No. 17 St. Francis 44, Oak Grove 12
After scoring 14 points in their first two games, the Lancers exploded for their first win of the season. After a scoreless first quarter, St. Francis (1-2) put up 24 points in the second. Tyler Winston opened the scoring with a 4-yard run, then Camilo Arquette reached the end zone on a 31-yard rush. Arquette also scored on a 13-yard run, and a 23-yard field goal by Nick Ritchie gave St. Francis the 24-0 advantage. Ryan Daly produced a pair of second-half touchdowns — on a 1-yard run and an 84-yard reception from Joey Schott. St Francis has a bye before opening West Catholic Athletic League play at Valley Christian on Sept. 27.
— Phil Jensen
No. 21 Archbishop Mitty 47, Oakland 8
The Monarchs (2-1) bolted to a 47-0 halftime lead against the Wildcats (2-1) at Foothill College. Mitty opened its scoring on a Zachary Tabangcura run, then Shamir Bey reached the end zone on a rush. Reymello Murphy caught a touchdown pass, then Ian Collier returned a blocked punt for a Mitty touchdown. Zachary Webb recovered an Oakland fumble and then Bey had another red-zone run for a TD. A touchdown pass from Bey to Murphy put Mitty up by 40 points. Mitty has a bye, then travels to San Jose City College to play Bellarmine on Sept. 27 in its WCAL opener.
— Phil Jensen
No. 24 Seaside 14, Christopher 7
The 3-0 Spartans survived an upset bid by the 0-3 Cougars. Host Christopher took a 7-0 lead before Seaside came back on touchdowns by Jacob Salinas and Treyvone Campbell. Seaside hosts Woodside next Friday, while Christopher has a bye.
— Phil Jensen
No. 25 Live Oak 42, Gilroy 14
Coming off an 8-3 season, the Acorns (3-0) still felt as if not enough people took notice of the program's rise. "This group has a lot of young talent that played on the team last year and that wanted to prove that last year wasn't a fluke," Live Oak coach Mike Gemo said. "They worked hard all offseason and it's showing so far." One of the keys to success is the transition of junior quarterback Caleb Ojeda from wide receiver as a sophomore. "He's a dual-threat guy — he can run it, he can throw it," Gemo said. The Acorns built a 28-7 lead at the half and a relentless defense took care of the rest. "I think we had probably six sacks last night," Gemo said. Much of the pressure was applied by 6-foot-2, 235-pound defensive tackle Logan Wiemann. "He wreaks havoc on linemen," Gemo said. "He's always in the backfield, plays hard every snap. Just a pure football player." Live Oak heads into a bye week before embarking on its seven-game Blossom Valley Athletic League schedule. "Hey, 3-0 is great, but it doesn't mean nothing if we can't get buy those big dogs in the Mt. Hamilton that we've got to face," said Gemo, whose team will travel to Oak Grove on Sept. 27. "We'll see where we stand after that one."
— Vytas Mazeika
Acalanes 57, Berkeley 28
Junior quarterback Bryan Huchingson completed 28 of 38 passes for 352 yards and three touchdowns as Acalanes improved to 3-1. Acalanes' only loss was to Vintage by eight points. Huchingson also ran for two scores. Senior running back Jake Delaney had a big night for Acalanes, rushing for 160 yards, said coach Floyd Burnsed. Improving Berkeley suffered its first defeat after opening with two wins. The Yellowjackets ran into a buzz saw as Acalanes totaled about 600 yards of offense, Burnsed said. "They have some talented athletes," Burnsed said of Berkeley. Acalanes visits El Cerrito next Friday while Berkeley travels to Vanden.
— Mike Lefkow
Alhambra 39, Pinole Valley 26
The host Bulldogs (3-1) took a 32-6 lead early in the fourth quarter and held on to beat the Spartans (1-3). It was a tale of two halves – the first half ended with Alhambra holding a 6-0 lead on a 25-yard rushing touchdown by Jaycob Primer, then 59 total points were scored in the second half. Alhambra coach Alan Hern said that Bulldogs receiver Mateo Roberts broke his collarbone near the end of the first half. "He's a big weapon," Hern said. "We shifted more to the ground attack and we had some big plays." Primer started the third-quarter scoring with a 22-yard run, but Pinole Valley narrowed the score to 13-6 on a 47-yard touchdown pass from Devon Gordon to Sergio Robles. However, Alhambra countered with a 13-yard scoring pass from Tommy Turner to Nick Schuler, then a pick-six by J.J. Gervais gave Alhambra a 25-6 lead entering the fourth quarter. Gervais then rushed for a 23-yard touchdown, but an 88-yard kick return for a touchdown by Pinole Valley's Tony Freeman cut the lead to 32-12. Alhambra's final touchdown was a 48-yard rush by Turner. Gordon threw touchdown passes of 16 yards to Robles and 64 yards to Freeman to help narrow the final score. Alhambra hosts Oakland Tech next Friday, and Pinole Valley hosts Vallejo.
— Phil Jensen
Bellarmine 21, Vintage 13
Good times finally returned for Bellarmine, at the expense of a previously undefeated opponent. Three touchdowns in the second quarter was all the offense the Bells needed on Friday night at San Jose City College to win for the first time this season after losses to Menlo-Atherton and Clovis North to open the campaign. Aizon Henry's 11-yard run gave Bellarmine a 7-6 lead. Adam Hayashi's 1-yard run made it 14-6 and another 1-yard run — this one by Reese Burrill — extended the lead to 21-6 at halftime. Vintage (3-1) added a touchdown in the fourth quarter. Bellarmine next plays Sept. 27 at SJCC against Archbishop Mitty.
— Darren Sabedra
Branham 55, Hill 0
The host Bruins (3-0) took a 14-0 first-quarter lead and didn't look back against the Falcons (1-1) in a game in which the stadium lights went out twice in the first half. Matt Cordova, Cameron Rynhard and Pati Wolfgramm each scored two touchdowns in the win. Cordova reached the end zone on a 1-yard run and 30-yard reception from Nick Bandanza. Rynard scored on runs of 1 and 34 yards, and Wolfgramm produced touchdowns on runs of 34 and 63 yards. Defensively, Riley Peters had three tackles for losses, a sack and a forced fumble. Frank Poso added two sacks, a fumble recovery and a tackle for loss.
— Phil Jensen
Encinal 42, Alameda 0
The Island Bowl started 20 minutes late as Encinal (3-1) had transportation issues getting to Thompson Field, Jets coach Keith Minor said. Encinal led 7-0 at the end of the first quarter, but lengthened its lead to 21-0 by halftime. "Defensively, we played very well as a unit," said Minor, who also praised the offensive play of running back Isaiah Smith, receivers Keirr Stewart and Teddy Oliver, and quarterback David Romero-Reinholz. Minor said the game was called with about eight minutes remaining. "It got emotional. There was a little pushing or shoving," said Minor, who also said that there were no ejections. Alameda, which faces Kennedy-Fremont next Saturday, fell to 1-3. Encinal hosts Skyline on Friday.
— Phil Jensen
Foothill 35, Granada 13
The Falcons (3-1) pulled away in the second half during a tough road game in Livermore. "It was two teams with contrasting styles," Foothill coach Greg Haubner said. "We tend to be more balanced on offense and they are bigger and a more run-heavy offense, so a very unique matchup." Foothill quarterback Bryce Lombardi proved efficient in the pocket and a stout offensive line didn't allow a sack, while senior tight end Peter Montini (6-1, 230) caught a pair of touchdowns. "We have a lot of explosive ability," Haubner said. "And once we get out of our own way with penalties and turnovers, we can be pretty good." Meanwhile, linebacker Max Masajlo ran the defense and found himself involved in a number of tackles, as junior Jayden Payne came down with two interceptions and scored a TD. The Falcons will enjoy a bye week after a third-straight victory following an overtime loss in the season opener. "We have a few guys that are nicked up," Haubner said. "But in general our health has been pretty good and the rest will do us well."
— Vytas Mazeika
Milpitas 35, Castlemont 0
The Trojans (1-2) challenged themselves in the nonleague portion of the schedule with back-to-back losses on the road at Amador Valley and No. 13 Las Lomas. A return to the other side of the Bay produced a shutout and some momentum prior to next week's trip to No. 14 Salinas. "Last night was our first home and the kids played hard, it was a good team effort," said Milpitas coach Kelly King, whose team led 21-0 at the half. "We're excited for the victory and we're looking forward to heading down to Salinas this week."
— Vytas Mazeika
Mountain View 34, Los Altos 6
In a rivalry matchup, the Spartans (3-0) shined Friday night in front of an overflowing crowd. "It was the first time that we ever played Los Altos at home under the lights and we had a record-setting turnout last night," Mountain View coach Shelley Smith said. "And, of course, Los Altos always gives us a battle. It doesn't matter what our records are." The Eagles (1-2) trailed at the half 28-6 after struggling to tackle Mountain View wide receiver Austin Flax, who had three catches for 135 yards and a pair of TDs. "He had a tremendous game," Smith said. "We just go the ball out to him in the flat and he just did the rest. He broke a number of tackles, made a number of moves and had a couple of long scores." With a time share in the backfield, it was junior Mason Davies paving the way for the Spartans with nine carries for 91 yards and a touchdown, including a 48-yard burst on a fullback trap. On the defensive front, seniors Andrew Bice and Cae Cox each recorded 12 tackles, while junior Sawyer Sevely had an interception on top of a TD catch. "Those guys were probably on the highlight reel," Smith said. For a team with four sophomores in starting roles, Mountain View seeks to close out its nonleague schedule unbeaten next week at Capuchino. "We're fairly young in a lot of ways, but nothing seems to faze them," Smith said. "They're pretty resilient."
— Vytas Mazeika
Palo Alto 48, Pioneer 0
The emergence of a pair of sophomores for the Vikings (2-1) has led to an offensive explosion the past couple of weeks. But, just as important, is the impact of free safety Kevin Cullen after being relieved of full-time duties at quarterback. "I honestly think the story of our offense is actually our improvement on defense, just because our guys are fresher," Paly coach Nelson Gifford said. If called upon, though, Cullen is a nice insurance option under center. Paly sophomore Danny Peters tossed a 13-yard TD to Colin Giffen to open the scoring, but had to leave the game with an injury. He would later return to throw another touchdown to Giffen, this one from 32 yards out. In his absence, Cullen accounted for three scores — a 6-yard run, a 14-yard pass to Giffen and a 49-yard pass to Junacio Henley. The offense didn't entirely come through the air. Sophomore running back Josh Butler broke off a 65-yard run in the second quarter as the Vikings went into the locker room up 28-0. "We really tried to hone in on what our identity is in the run game," Gifford said. "That has been just so important to us."
— Vytas Mazeika
San Ramon Valley 10, Antioch 9
Chase Salisbury kicked a 45-yard field goal and converted his only extra-point attempt as San Ramon Valley (2-1) narrowly beat Antioch (0-4). It's the Panthers' first 0-4 start since 2010. SRV took a 7-0 lead late in the first quarter when quarterback Jack Quigley hooked up with junior running back Charlie Tagliaferri on a 24-yard pass play. Antioch stormed right back and scored less than a minute later on a 2-yard run by Cal-bound Dejuan Butler, but the extra point was no good, making it 7-6 San Ramon Valley at the half. Antioch took a 9-7 lead early in the fourth quarter on a field goal by Anthony Arevalo, but Salisbury connected from 45 yards to give SRV its winning points. SRV got deep into Antioch territory twice in the fourth quarter but couldn't score. One drive ended on an interception by Donovan Fells, the other was stopped when SRV elected to take a knee at the Antioch 2.
— Mike Lefkow
Willow Glen 20, Lincoln 6
The Rams (3-0) pulled away with two late touchdowns to defeat the crosstown rival Lions (1-1). Willow Glen led 7-0 entering the fourth quarter on a Jake Medina one-yard touchdown run, but Lincoln edged to within one point on a 20-yard run by Epoki Fakaosi. Dylan Pruitt scored on an 11-yard run to put Willow Glen up 13-6 with three minutes, 50 seconds remaining. Teammate Nick Morris clinched the win with a 54-yard pick-six with 1:46 left. Medina rushed for 65 yards in the win. Willow Glen has a bye next week before hosting Leigh on Sept. 26. Lincoln also has a bye and hosts Piedmont Hills on Sept. 27.
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Jesus did many other things as well. John 21:25
As a girl I loved to visit my small local library. One day, looking at the bookshelves holding the young adult section, I reasoned I could probably read every book. In my enthusiasm I forgot one important fact—new books were regularly added to the shelves. Although I gave it a valiant effort, there were simply too many books.
New books continue to fill more and more bookshelves. The apostle John likely would be amazed with the availability of books today since his five New Testament books, the gospel of John; 1, 2, and 3 John; and Revelation, were handwritten on parchment scrolls.
John wrote those books because he felt compelled by the Holy Spirit to give Christians an eyewitness account of Jesus's life and ministry (1 John 1:1–4). But John's writings contained only a small fraction of all that Jesus did…
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Enterprise Risk Management seeks to promote transparency, growth, and accessibility within our campus community. We are actively seeking ways to spread the word about best practices, policies and procedures, and other ways to keep our campus safe for everyone. See all upcoming events on our home page. Listed below are learning opportunities we've hosted in the past. If you have suggestions for events you'd like to see on campus, please email Solinna at email@example.com.
Risk Talk: Independent Contractor Approval Process
March 6, 2019
Location: Library 121 from 11am-12pm
Presenters: Michael Beatty, Director, Enterprise Risk Management
Stephen Blecha, Associate Director, Talent Management & Compensation
Megan Dobbyn, Director, Procurement
Solinna Kim, Risk Analyst, Enterprise Risk Management
An Independent Contractor (IC) is engaged in a distinct occupation, profession, business or trade not regularly part of University business; agrees to do a specific piece of work for an agreed upon fee; provides services to non-University clients; and supplies their own tools and work spaces. ICs are not eligible to participate directly or indirectly in University benefits programs and the University is not required to verify immigration status under Immigration Reform and Control Act provisions.
This Risk Talk will outline the newly revised Independent Contractor Approval Process by providing guidance around required forms and who to contact with questions.
Preventing Abuse of Minors on Campus
November 7, Location: Library 286
10:00am to 2:00pm
Presenter: TBD
This half-day workshop is a great introduction to abuse risk management and is designed to facilitate larger campus-wide conversations about how, why, and what youth protection systems exist on campus.
The workshop will include a two-hour mid-morning presentation (approx. 10:00 am to 12:00 pm) that provides attendees with a fundamental understanding of the scope of the risk, how abuse happens in youth serving programs, best practices in prevention, and leadership's role in abuse prevention initiatives. This session will also provide information on how you can leverage the Praesidium partnership.
This presentation will be followed by a working lunch (approx. 12:00 pm to 1:30 pm) and tabletop exercises designed to facilitate important discussions on campus:
• What systems do you already have in place?
• How to prioritize next steps?
• Who should be involved in the decisions and build a sponsorship network?
Risk Talk: On the Road Again
Driving on University Business
August 29th, Library 121
Presented by: Michael Beatty, Risk Manager
Demond Blanton, Worker's Compensation and Loss Control Programs Manager
Aleksey Sobinin, Fleet Coordinator
We all know that SF State conducts business all over the City, all over the State…all over the World! Whether riding in an electric cart on campus or driving to a conference in San Luis Obispo, the safety of our faculty, staff and students is primary to the mission of the University. Driving on University business is a major risk for any higher education campus. SF State has driver safety policies and training programs in place aimed at ensuring that anyone driving on University business knows the rules of the road and how to protect themselves and others while behind the wheel of a vehicle. SF State also has fleet management procedures for ensuring that those University-owned vehicles being driven by our employees are safe and well-maintained.
Join us for a one-hour discussion to learn all about driver safety and vehicle fleet management at SF State. Topics of discussion will include:
- Driver safety certification
- DMV Employer Notification Program
- Authorized Driver List
- Master Car Rental Agency Agreements
- Fleet Vehicle Maintenance
- Annual Fleet Schedules
Risk Talk: Bon Voyage!
International Travel on University Business
July 17, Library 121
Presenter: Michael Beatty, Risk Manager
Wendy Lopez, Administrative Analyst
Approximately 400 international trips are taken each year on University business. This Risk Talk will cover:
- The administrative approval process for foreign travel insurance
- Explanation of foreign travel insurance coverages
- How to access different resources available to SF State faculty/staff who travel abroad
- Best practices to avoid administrative delays
- General safety tips for international travel
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Insurance Requirement in Contracts
June 8, 2 PM - 3 PM, Library 121
Presenters: Michael Beatty, Risk Manager
Megan Dobbyn, Director of Procurement
SF State enters into hundreds of contract/agreements each semester. This session will outline the procurement process and what to look for to avoid delays in the contracting process. The most common delayer in the procurement process is insurance requirements. Learn what to look for from the beginning to ensure a smooth contract experience. Also learn about the hidden (and uninsured) costs of accidents that justify these requirements.
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Technology Acquisition Review
May 8, Mashouf Wellness Center Classroom 105
Presenters: Julianne Tolson, Information Security Officer
Avi Chandiramani, Information Technology Consultant
Megan Dobbyn, Director of Procurement
SF State technology acquisitions, purchased or obtained at no cost, must be reviewed for accessibility and information security compliance with CSU policies and SF State practice directives. Compliance helps ensure the university's data is appropriately managed and protects the university's liability in the event of data breach or litigation. Pre-approved technology does not require a Technology Acquisition Review (TAR) and should be used whenever possible. This session will outline the technology review process, pre-approved technologies, and explain how supplemental IT conditions are incorporated in contracts.
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Release of Liability Waivers Explained
April 27, Location TBD
Presenter: Michael Beatty, Risk Manager
Solinna Kim, Risk Analyst
Releases of Liability are legal agreements presented to a participant of an event or activity prior to their participation in the activity. They are designed to transfer responsibility for injuries and property damage from host entity or organizations to the participant in echange for the participant being allowed to participate in the activity/event. SF State uses Releases of Liability to (1) protect the Univeristy from cliams arising out of "ordinary" negligence and (2) provide written proof that SF State warned participants of the inherent risks associated with the activity that they are partaking in.
Subpoenas and Public Records Act Requests
March 14, 2018, 11 am - 12 pm, Library 121
Presenter: Andrea Whipple, Compliance and Policy Coordinator
This session will cover what to do if you are ever served a subpoena on campus as well as how the campus responds to Public Records Act (PRA) requests. The California Public Records Act requires inspection or disclosure of governmental records to the public upon request, unless exempt by law. Governmental records include physical and electronic files as well as emails that are sent in the course University business. As an employee of the California State University, learn what may be requested of you and your department if the campus ever receives a PRA request. The session will also cover best practices and resources available on campus when dealing with a subpoena or PRA request
Executive Directive #89-13: Time, Place & Manner Updates
February 14, 2018, 11 am - 12pm, Humanities 587
Presenters: Michael Beatty, Risk Manager
Brian Stuart, Assistant Dean of Students & Director
Effective January 1, 2018, the Executive Directive regarding use of campus ground and facilities has been updated. Join us to learn what the updates mean for the campus. We will cover:
- Special events on campus
- What is and isn't considered protected speech
- New policies around signage on campus
The session will leave ample room for questions at the end of the presentation.
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Campus-Wide Risk Registry: Risk Assessments & Mitigation Plans
January 24, 2018 from 11 am - 12 pm in Administration 201
Presenter: Michael Beatty, Risk Manager
Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) is responsible for surveying the campus community to find out what risks the campus may be exposed to, be them financial, operational, strategic, hazard, or other. ERM then aggregates the data into a risk registry which shows, not only the identified risks, but mitigation efforts that may affect a risk's ranking to be poorly, adequately, or overly controlled. Join us and learn about the risk assessment process and what campus leadership has identified as the most prominent risks for the SF State campus and how the campus plans on mitigating these risks.
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Methamphetamine is an illegal and highly addictive drug. It is a hazardous and potent man-made chemical and, as with all drugs, a poison that first acts as a stimulant but then begins to methodically destroy the body.
As the number of meth labs found across Australia, particularly Queensland and Western Australia, rises, so too does the need to experienced, trained and professional Meth Lab Decontamination experts. Biohazard Cleaning's meth lab remediation technicians offer a holistic and proven remediation regimen to assist in the clean up and remediation of any property affected by a meth lab.
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Stove: Pour a little oil in the pan and add the contents. Heat for 5 minutes and consume . (The 1 kilogram Paella needs 5 minutes heating in the microwave oven).
Vegetable paella or vegetarian paella is a variant of the traditional paella. In this paella, no meat or seafood is used. For the vegetable paella to have a good flavor, we use the best selection of Spanish farm vegetables.
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Have you just passed out of a full time MBA Gurgaon and about to make your foray into the big, bad corporate world? As you are well aware, one of the first hurdles that you need to cross is the dreaded "job interview". Are you worried about making a good impression on the selector panel while remaining composed under heavy-duty interrogation?
Don't despair, you are not alone. Millions like you go through the same fears. It's all about mastering a few tips and tricks that will get you through the interview with flying colours.
First impressions are the ones that stay
They say that in personal encounters, first impressions are made within the first five seconds. In job interviews, you have about thirty seconds to make a pleasant first show. That image is what will stay with your interviewers.
The moment you enter the building, switch off your cell phone. Come ten minutes early and politely ask the receptionist for directions. Remember to smile. Make your entrance with energy, and make eye contact. Keep your shoulders up and shake hands with everyone in the room. While shaking hands, introduce yourself by saying both your first and last name.
Dress for the occasion
If you want that cushy job after a full time mba Gurgaon, then remember that dressing conservatively for an interview shows respect. Even if the job you are applying for will be a relaxed one, dress up.
Remember that the interviewers are human beings too. They will appreciate a smile. Keeping a serious or grim expression through the interview might leave them guessing. Smiling shows confidence, energy and an open nature. After all, when an employer is looking to hire you, s/he is not just filling a blank spot, but giving you a place in the company family.
Body language
Everything is under scrutiny during your interview. The way you sit, walk, gesticulate, etc is analysed by the interviewers to see if you are interested and enthusiastic. Always sit straight and put your feet firmly on the ground. Both your hands shouldn't be on your lap, under the table. One arm should be on the table.
Always align your shoulders with the person who is addressing you, or who you are speaking to. Don't fidget in your seat, or make too many hand gestures. Crossing your legs is not a good idea either.
Shake hands well
Your handshake says volumes about you. You should squeeze your partner's hand assertively. Make sure you are not being too painful. Shake hands about 3 times. Always smile and make eye contact when shaking hands. Also, remember to say your first and last name while doing so.
However, remember that there are certain cultural differences that you must know about before going in. In some cultures, a kiss or a hug can also follow a handshake. Don't be surprised if that happens.
At the table
When seated at the table, don't place any of your things on it. no phones, keys or water bottles. If you have anything with you, place it under your chair. If they offer you a beverage, decline it as politely as you can. Make sure that your cell phone is switched off when the interview is on.
Have a good exit
Once the interview is over, thank the people present. Shake hands with everyone, and try to use their names if you can. Also, while leaving thank your escort if any. All this is a part of good manners nothing else.
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Dana James works in the HR department of a multinational firm. She has headed the recruiters panel for hiring full time mba gurgaon students through graduate schemes. In her free time, Dana loves to play with her two dogs.
Customer Communication is Vital to Online Business Success
It's happened to all of us at one time or another: you order something online, and while you might receive an order confirmation, you hear nothing else from the vendor for weeks. By the time the item finally arrives, you have either completely forgotten about it or no longer need the item. Had you heard from the vendor sooner, you might have made changes to your order or at least been prepared for the delay.
While extreme cases like this are thankfully the exception rather than the rule, they highlight the importance of one vital piece of operating a successful retail business: customer communication. Even the most serious shipment problems can often be mitigated by keeping your customers in the loop and letting them know that you value their business. While staying in touch doesn't mean you have to update them every hour as you pick, pack and ship their orders, it does mean reaching out at a few key points during the process.
Acknowledgement and Confirmation
Being successful in online sales, whether you're selling a physical product or you're a service-based company, requires that you build trust in your customers. After all, people are providing you access to some of the most important details of their lives when they hand over their names, addresses and financial information. They want to know that the business on the other end of the transaction is reputable and trustworthy, and not going to simply take their money and run.
Your communication strategy helps build that trust. It starts with acknowledging the order. Telling customers that you have received the order reassures them that their information isn't lost in cyberspace, and it gives you a chance to confirm that you've received the right information.
It's also important to send a notification and confirmation when an order ships. Doing so accomplishes several things. Obviously, it lets your customer know to expect the shipment, but more importantly, it creates a paper trail that will protect you in the event that something goes awry. Even if you print postage at home and deliver the package to the shipping center or post office, a confirmation with a tracking number lessens your liability in the event the package is delayed or lost.
Other Opportunities for Communication
Acknowledging orders and sending shipping confirmations aren't the only times to communicate with customers. Some other important times you need to reach out and touch someone include:
- When you have questions about the shipping address. For example, your postage system may note that it's incorrect or invalid, or something is missing
- When there will be a shipping delay. Provide your best estimate as to when the item will ship, and offer other options or compensation to make up for the delay.
- After the sale. You can request feedback and thank the customer for the purchase.
Of course, you should always respond promptly to customer inquiries and concerns and thank customers for their feedback when appropriate.
Effective Communication
Even if the only times you communicate with your customers is when you acknowledge the order and confirm shipping, that communication should be based around two words: thank you. Start and end every communication by thanking the customer for their business. Even if you are responding to a complaint, by staying positive and thanking the customer for their business and their feedback, you're taking steps to maintain the relationship.
Your communication with customers should also make it clear that you value their communication and want to hear from them. Make it easy for customers to get in touch with you; include a link to a dedicated email address or feedback form to make it easy for them to send questions or concerns and easy for you to find the messages that need a priority response.
A Word of Warning
While it might be tempting to send your customers marketing messages every time you communicate with them, don't do it. For starters, if you're selling via an online site such as Etsy, eBay or Amazon, you may be prohibited from doing so by the terms of service. More importantly, such a practice could be alienating. Instead, give your customers the opportunity to sign up for messages from you, and allow your polite, pleasant and appreciative order communications to help build your brand and attract and retain customers.
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SAN DIEGO (September 14, 2010) –TriLink BioTechnologies, Inc. (TriLink) announced that it has signed a licensing agreement with Biofortuna Ltd. (Biofortuna) for use of CleanAmp™ dNTPs in Biofortuna's freeze dried in vitro diagnostic PCR kits. Biofortuna is developing a range of unique HLA diagnostic kits which will address the transplantation, blood grouping, disease identification and pharmacogenetic markets. The first product line is targeted for the SSP (sequence-specific primer) transplantation market.
CleanAmp™ dNTPs gave Biofortuna a viable alternative to the more commonly-used approaches to Hot Start PCR. Biofortuna was able to improve the specificity of their genotyping assays by replacement of the standard dNTPs with CleanAmp™ dNTPs.
"Combining CleanAmp™ dNTPs with our novel lyophilisation methods creates the ultimate in high quality easy-to-use PCR assays. All Biofortuna freeze-dried kits are self-contained, including polymerase: to perform the test, all the customer has to do is add DNA to the assay and then PCR. Inclusion of CleanAmp™ dNTPs allows us to create accurate, reproducible and simple diagnostic kits, that greatly improve the quality of clinical testing and patient care," said Biofortuna CEO, Dr. Mike Bunce.
"CleanAmp™ dNTPs greatly help our production process and allow us to produce quality products. An added benefit is that our kits are environmentally friendly; the kits are stable at ambient temperature and therefore do not require fridges, freezers, thermal protection or cool packs during shipping or storage," said David Charvill, Biofortuna Operations Director.
"CleanAmp™ dNTPs offer a unique approach to Hot Start activation in PCR by chemical modification of the essential DNA polymerase substrate, the dNTPs. This versatile reagent can be used with different DNA polymerases and a variety of assay formats. We are pleased to provide CleanAmp™ dNTPs for the advancement of Biofortuna's technology," said Dr. Natasha Paul, TriLink Scientific Investigator.
"The ability to provide emerging companies with a cost-effective, easy-to-commercialize solution for high stringency PCR kits was the main driving force behind the development of our CleanAmp™ Products. We are excited to see our collaboration with the innovative people at Biofortuna come to fruition," said TriLink CEO, Dr. Richard Hogrefe.
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TriLink BioTechnologies, Inc. manufactures custom oligonucleotides, modified nucleoside triphosphates and CleanAmp™ PCR products for the diagnostic and OEM markets. In addition, custom chemistry, contract research services and ISO/QSR compliant cGMP production facilities are offered. TriLink's solutions help advance drug discovery and biomedical research. Founded in 1996, TriLink is a privately held firm based in San Diego, California and employs approximately 80 scientists and other professionals. For more information about the firm and products, call 858-546-0004 begin_of_the_skype_highlighting 858-546-0004 end_of_the_skype_highlighting, email firstname.lastname@example.com, or visit our web site at www.trilinkbiotech.com. For more information contact:
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Biofortuna is an award-winning molecular diagnostics company providing easy-to-use, high quality HLA molecular diagnostics. Biofortuna have created the world's first freeze dried PCR reactions. Users simply add DNA to pre-dispensed, freeze dried PCR reactions allowing for the ultimate in user convenience. Biofortuna's diagnostic kits are simple, quick and consistent, providing accurate, high quality results. The kits superior stability allows storage and transportation at ambient temperature eliminating the requirement for fridges, freezers and thermally controlled shipping. With their patented freeze dried technology, expertise in HLA, and a passion for quality, Biofortuna's diagnostic kits offer significant advantages over its competitors. For more information about the company and products please contact:
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Lino Perros follows international colour trends that go best with every woman's aspiration of looking good. Keeping this in mind, Lino Perros has come up with their first ever Cover Changing Handbags. When I attended the Launch Event then I got to know more about this brand. I got to know the minute details about their working.
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