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Developing large apps is difficult. Ensuring that code is consistent, well structured, tested, maintainable and has an architecture that encourages enhancement is essential. When it comes to large server-focused apps, solutions to this problem have been tried and tested. But, with the ongoing dramatic shift of functionality into the browser, how do…


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For her, the war had never been personal, but the new patient had fought there and been wounded.
On a hot Friday afternoon in the summer of 1970, a young nursing student left work at the VA hospital, and hurried out to the nearby bus stop on First Avenue. The usual stop-and-go Friday traffic appeared to be stuck on stop. From the open windows of a gypsy cab came the sound of an all-news station.
"In other national news, a Defense Department spokesman said 18,000 of the 31,000 US troops ordered into Cambodia by President Nixon have been withdrawn."
Before this summer, news about Vietnam had been little more than the background noise to her life. She wanted the war to end—had worked at a student-nurse-run aide station during the Wall Street riots—but cared most about those serving over there, and wept when the weekly list of U.S. fatalities appeared on TV. But the war had never been personal. Now things were different. The new patient had fought, and been wounded, over there.
"Investigations are continuing into the killing of protesters at Kent State and Jackson State universities. Authorities are discounting recent allegations by Mississippi officials that both incidents were started by snipers firing from student dorms."
Two weeks ago, the South had been just a blur to her. Now, that had also changed. She'd met someone from there—the new patient.
The noisy arrival of an over-crowded bus drowned out any more news. In Gwen Kaplan's opinion, getting on a city bus during rush hour was a form of hand-to-hand combat. People in front and back pushed and shoved while you battled to hang onto the handrail and whatever you were carrying plus your tokens or exact change, and good luck finding a seat.
She had to stand on the First Avenue bus and then on the long subway ride, but lucked out and found a seat on the Q65A Queens Transit bus. All she had to do now was endure the pothole-filled ride from the subway stop in upper crust Forest Hills to her home in working-class Flushing. Well, that and endure the usual welcome home grilling from Mrs. Esther Katz and Mrs. Irene Goldman.
As Gwen got off the bus, the ladies were in their accustomed spots on the front stoop of their four-story, brick apartment building. They tabled whatever subject had been under discussion to give Gwen their undivided attention.
"Evening, doll. Hi ya doing?" asked Mrs. Katz, who had known the newcomer all her life.
"You always look so nice in your pretty nurse's uniform," gushed Mrs. Goldman. "So tell me, dear, do you still like working at the VA?"
"Yes ma'am," replied Gwen, in a brief, consolidated response to all their questions. Both women had well-deserved reputations for knowing practically everything about everyone who lived in the building. This included Gwen's summer job as a nurse tech at the Manhattan Veteran's hospital.
"Those old vets aren't giving you a hard time, are they?" Mrs. Katz gave her a knowing wink.
"You know they are, Esther," teased Mrs. Goldman. "I mean, as cute as she is, especially with those pretty legs of hers and the short skirts all the young girls wear these days."
Gwen felt her skin flush under the appraisal. "Now, Mrs. Goldman, remember I'm working on an ophthalmology ward. Most of the patients are pretty old and have such bad eyesight they couldn't tell if I even had on a skirt, much less notice its length."
Of course, that most definitely did not include the new, twenty-something patient. But no way would she ever mention that to these two gossips.
As the ladies teased her about "dirty old vets," Gwen made a show of checking her watch. "I hate to scoot, but I really need to change before Danny comes for me."
Avoiding the inevitable questions about when she and her longtime boyfriend were getting married, Gwen said her goodbyes and headed inside. They'd be waiting for her on Monday morning, but she didn't mind. She'd be heading back to work, back to the new patient, the one wounded in Vietnam—the tall, charming Southerner named Mark Cahill.
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It looks like the plumbing on a rocket engine, or perhaps an alpenhorn gone wild. But the oddly coiled tube pictured here (at great magnification) is actually the shell of a land snail.
"I thought it was one of mother nature's practical jokes," said Reuben Clements of the World Wide Fund for Nature in Selangor, Malaysia, who found the shell and dozens more just like it in a limestone outcropping in central peninsular Malaysia.
The shells, which are about one twenty-fifth of an inch long, belong to a new species of snail, Opisthostoma vermiculum, which Mr. Clements and colleagues describe in the journal Biology Letters. Because of the collection technique, none of the actual snails survived; so nothing is known about them, although it is presumed that they eat detritus like other small land snails.
But the shells are remarkable. While the typical snail shell coils tightly around a single axis, attaching to itself as it spirals outward, O. vermiculum coils much more loosely, twisting and turning and reattaching only in spots.
Other loose-coiling land snails are known, but O. vermiculum surpasses them in one respect. It coils around four distinct axes, shown by the white lines in the image. That is one more than any other known snail.
Mr. Clements said O. vermiculum was found in only a single outcropping in a karst region an area of limestone hills and caves formed by erosion of ancient marine sediments. He is studying the karst fauna with a view to protecting it from quarrying and other industrial activity.
As to why the snail forms such a distinctive shell, Mr. Clements suggested that perhaps the odd shape helped with flotation, increasing the snail's survival chances in wet conditions.
But that is just speculation. "I'm hoping to observe them in the wild," Mr. Clements said. "But these are really tiny snails, and they're a challenge to find."


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What is Rotary?
Rotary is an organization of business and professional persons united worldwide who provide humanitarian service, encourage high ethical standards in all vocations, and help build goodwill and peace in the world.
The Object of Rotary is to encourage and foster the ideal of service as a basis of worthy enterprise and, in particular, to encourage and foster:
Rotary is a worldwide organization of more than 1.2 million business, professional, and community leaders. Members of Rotary clubs, known as Rotarians, provide humanitarian service, encourage high ethical standards in all vocations, and help build goodwill and peace in the world. There are 33,000 Rotary clubs in more than 200 countries and geographical areas. Clubs are nonpolitical, nonreligious, and open to all cultures, races, and creeds. As signified by the motto Service Above Self, Rotary's main objective is service — in the community, in the workplace, and throughout the world.
FIRST . The development of acquaintance as an opportunity for service;
SECOND. High ethical standards in business and professions, the recognition of the worthiness of all useful occupations, and the dignifying of each Rotarian's occupation as an opportunity to serve society;
THIRD. The application of the ideal of service in each Rotarian's personal, business, and community life;
FOURTH. The advancement of international understanding, goodwill, and peace through a world fellowship of business and professional persons united in the ideal of service.


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Canada's telecommunications giants continued to lead the country's IT sector in what turned out to be another record-setting year for the industry, with Bell Canada owner BCE Inc., Telus Corp., Rogers Communications Inc.,
Thanks to the new potential of digital audience data, television isn't a dead marketing medium just yet. That was the message Shaw Communications Inc. brought to its session at this week's FFWD Advertising
Small and medium sized businesses in Vancouver looking for ultra-fast Internet service at discount prices may not have to search for long. A local startup named OneGigabit is offering residential buildings and SMBs
Five advocacy groups are saying a planned deal that'd see Rogers Communications Inc. acquire wireless spectrum from Shaw Communications Inc. will be the death knell for new wireless carriers in Canada.A letter was
Google Inc. has announced its plan to roll out a 1 gigabit-per-second fibre optic network in Kansas City, to the neighbourhoods where the most people pre-register for the broadband service. The broadband pipe
A number of Canadian players are seeking to manage registries for the Internet's new generic top-level domains (gTLDs) that will significantly open up the Web's real estate.At present, there are only 22 gTLDs
Although they compete with each other for television viewers, three of Canada's largest broadcasters are teaming up to sell online advertising.Rogers Communications Inc., theCanadian Broadcasting Corp. and ShawCommunications Inc. have joined forces to
Cultural groups will not give up on compelling Internet Service Providers to contribute funding to Canadian productions despite a defeat in the form of a Supreme Court ruling made this morning.Canada's wholesale Internet
The announced entry into Canada by U.S. video streaming firm Netflix has been described as a market-disrupting move by some industry observers but a local content provider and a streaming platform developer are
The fledgling and relatively unknown not-for-profit body funded by the telecommunications industry to act as a fair arbitrator of complaints now has its first full-time commissioner.Howard Maker is no stranger to hearing complaints.


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I was visiting my folks yesterday. I ran into the house, grabbed a fire extinguisher, and ran out. "I'd better make sure my car's not on fire." It wasn't. It occurred to me that I get pretty wound up.
And I haven't come unwound yet, because it's almost time for The ZakkFest.
What is it? It's a rock 'n roll recital for my clients! It's going to be very instructional. It's gonna show you how to rock.
Here's the deal:
What: A talent show/recital for my clients and their buddies.
When: Saturday evening, February 28th.
Where: My office building. It's gonna be loud.
Who: Students and their buddies.
Why: Because it's gonna be the coolest thing ever! It's a great opportunity for you to practice your live playing. Meet your fellow students! No matter if you've been playing for a week, or twenty years, come on up and play a song.
Details: I'll have a backline set up. That is, in every day terms, amps, effects, mics, and speakers. Just bring your favorite guitar, and rock on! Pick one or two songs that you'd like to play. If you'd prefer not to play, I need plenty of help setting up, tearing down (especially clean up!), running stuff, and being part of the crew.
I really encourage everyone to play. You might have only been playing for a little while, or maybe you're shy. This is a perfect opportunity for you to step into the spotlight, because there's no pressure, there's no prizes, and it's gonna be a very friendly crowd.
Be there!
So, I'll fill you in if you have any other questions. Come on, be a Juke Box Hero!
Rock on!
- Josh
Sunday, February 8, 2009
The ZakkFest - be there!
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Ankle straps, the ultimate footwear Who does not know the ankle straps ? A bracelet but for your ankle. At World of Minimalistic Jewelry you will find the nicest selection of ankle straps, made of diffrent kind of material like seed glass beads, semi presious gemstones and high quality golf filled metal. The anklet is a trend that you see shining in the summer. But that does not mean that he is not suitable for other seasons and therefore he should certainly not be forgotten among all other jewelry. In summer and spring we have the nicest ankle bracelets with bright colors and ankle straps with chain and beads that you can perfectly combine with your sandals and summer dresses.
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- Made of macrame cord, gold plated charm and a tiny cotton tassel
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rAge 2018, if you weren't paying attention, is almost upon us! I'm here to induce panic in you as you now contemplate your calendar and what you might have going on that weekend. Cooler Master, on the other hand, has fully booked rAge on their calendar, and they want you to join in the fun. Their stand will play host to a modding competition, giveaways, and a full product showcase. Hit the jump for more.
The headlining act for the weekend will be a modding competition that takes place throughout the weekend. Twelve contestants will be invited to attend the competition, which is basically a dance-off using Cooler Master's K500L ATX chassis. With help from a professional graffiti artist, you'll be given two hours to fully modify the look of your case and be judged at the end of the weekend by a panel.
Interested? Head on over to Cooler Master's Facebook page to enter into the Mod Squad contest. Comment on the post with your design idea for your case, and the 12 most interesting designs will be selected and the contestants invited. Winners will be announced on the final day of rAge once all of the cases have been completed – the top three contestants will stand a chance to win various other Cooler Master components to complete their build such as CPU coolers, Peripherals and/or Power supplies.
There are also some ground rules:
- Contestants will need to spray paint their own cases with the materials provided to them by Cooler Master.
- Contestants will also be allowed to bring in any extra colours of spray paint that Cooler Master will not be providing if they require a certain colour or type of paint to complete their design.
- Contestants are also encouraged to bring with them pre-made stencil designs to make use of at the competition.
It also goes without saying that if you're Thanos, you're not invited. Whittling down things to half of the contestants isn't allowed.
The stand will also play host to giveaways, as mentioned earlier, and a full range of Cooler Master's product lines sold locally. This includes the company's range of power supplies, chassis, RGB fans, RGB keyboards and mice, RGB mousepads, and more – this may or may not include a hands-on opportunity with literally the best-looking keyboard the company has ever designed, the SK620. There's also PC build-offs happening throughout the weekend, so if you're new to building a tower you can see things coming together for yourself.
rAge Expo takes place from 5-7 October 2018 at the Ticketpro Dome in Northgate, Johannesburg.


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A Rational Approach to Evidence-Based Allocation of Mechanical Ventilation in a Pandemic
By Eric Toner, M.D., January 27, 2006
In their article entitled, "Concept of Operations for Triage of Mechanical Ventilation in an Epidemic," Drs. Hick and O'Laughlin from the Department of Emergency Medicine, University of Minnesota, describe one approach to addressing the difficult problem of allocating critical life support resources in the setting of a severe pandemic. Their article, which will be published in the February issue of Academic Emergency Medicine, has been made available online in advance of publication.
Based on modeling of an influenza pandemic, the authors predict a severe shortage of medical resources in the Minneapolis area. The model predicts that 10,000 patients would require hospitalization, but only 2500 to 3500 beds would be available. This prediction is consistent with HHS pandemic planning assumptions as modeled using the CDC's FluSurge software (see CBN Report, 12/01/05). However, patients requiring mechanical ventilation would fare the worst in such a situation because ventilators will be in short supply, as demonstrated in a recent drill involving pneumonic plague in the Minneapolis area. In that scenario, the authors found that despite a surge capacity of 2500 to 3500 beds, only 16 additional ventilators would be available. They concluded that such a shortage of life support equipment would force clinicians to make difficult triage decisions, a conclusion that has recently been drawn by other researchers as well (Rubinson L, et al. Augmentation of hospital critical care capacity after bioterrorist attacks or epidemics: recommendations of the working group on emergency mass critical care. Crit Care Med 2005;33:E2393).
Hick and O'Laughlin convened a working group of physicians to create a framework for making such triage decisions during an epidemic; the framework they propose is supported by an evidence-based concept of operations for adjusting standards of care and allocating scarce resources during a disaster. Specifically, the group developed evidence-based criteria for restricting the use of mechanical ventilation when there is a critical shortage. The criteria are organized into 3 tiers, each of which makes recommendations for withholding AND withdrawing mechanical ventilation based on type and severity of illness, prognosis, and patient age. In general, it is recommended that in the setting of an acute, critical shortage of ventilators, mechanical ventilation should be withheld or withdrawn from patients of advanced age, who have serious and/or irreversible illness, organ system failure, and little chance of survival in favor of providing ventilators to acutely ill, but otherwise healthy patients who are victims of a severe epidemic. The criteria are scalable based on the degree of equipment shortage. The authors also note the likelihood that criteria such as these will require adjustment as a disaster evolves, but they assert the import and value of establishing an evidence-based framework for making those adjustments in advance of a disaster.
The number of ventilators that may be made available as a result of the processes described in this article is not known, so the ultimate value of this approach cannot be determined at this point. Likewise, the authors' evidence base and clinical reasoning must be evaluated and substantiated by other experts. Nonetheless, this paper is valuable because it proposes a concrete and rational approach to allocation of scarce resources during a catastrophic event, an issue not often or easily confronted. It is also valuable because it advances the discussion of how to do the greatest good for the greatest number with limited resources, a question that will have to be addressed as plans for responding to pandemic flu or any other catastrophic epidemic are formulated. In a severe pandemic, many clinicians will be faced with difficult decisions. A rational framework such as the one proposed by Hick and O'Laughlin is a critical aid to clinical decision-making.


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Fishbone at Revolution Live
|When? August 30, 2019 around 8:00 pm
|Where? at Revolution Live in Ft Lauderdale (Florida)
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|Fishbone is opening for George Clinton
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12 Documents You'll Need when Purchasing a Car in Lancaster
You've done all the research you needed to do, from the year to the make and model, and have settled on a Toyota. You've even done price shopping to make sure you're getting the best deal from Lancaster Toyota.
It's now time to go into the dealership and you're wondering what type of documents you might need. Don't worry, we've got you covered with a list of the essentials and then some to make sure all your bases are covered. The last thing you want is to get hung up in the buying process.
The All-Important Documents
You'll want to run down this checklist before heading into the dealership. Make sure you have everything – it'll help the buying process to move along that much faster.
Your unexpired driver's license. Let us verify you're a licensed driver and legally prove you are who you say you are.
Form of payment. You can pay by check, by cash, by loan and, in some cases, even by credit card.
Recent pay stubs. This helps with any financing routes you may choose to follow.
Proof of insurance. So you can drive your new vehicle right off the lot.
Credit score and history. This helps to dictate the loan terms we can get for you.
Your Trade-In – and the Documents that Go with it
Trading in your car with us here at Lancaster Toyota? You'll need to bring in a few things with you in addition to everything mentioned above.
A clean car. You don't need to get it detailed – we've got one of the best teams of detailers in Lancaster right here at Lancaster Toyota, but you'll want to get it washed and clean it up.
Service records. Beyond the vehicle history report, we love to see documentation of regular preventative maintenance, as well as major repairs that you've had to take care of over the years.
Vehicle title and registration. We'll need these papers to take ownership of your trade-in.
Loan information and Pay-Off Amount. If you are still paying a loan, the company that owns the vehicle will want to get paid, and we'll get the vehicle title from them.
When you come into the dealership to make your purchase final, having all of these things on hand helps to make sure you don't spend any more time at Lancaster Toyota than you need to. They also help to keep you from making additional trips or missing out on potential savings.


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Ireland U16 Women In France
December 19, 2015
Tournoi Des Demoiselles
Palais des sports du Prado, Bourges, FRA
Dec 18th, 2015:
U16 Women's International: Ireland 61, Poland 55
Report: Karl Kilbride
Ireland were six-point victors over Poland in their first game of the Tournoi Des Demoiselles at the 5,000 seater Palais des sport du Prado in France.
The first five minutes were played at breakneck speed from both teams. Poland took an early lead. Dayna Finn repeatedly got to the basket, drawing fouls and converting to keep Ireland in touch. A big three from captain Bronagh Power Cassidy tied the game and from there there was no looking back. Ireland's relentless full-court pressure was yielding easy scores off steals.
Finn got into early foul trouble but there was only bad news for Poland as Annaliese Murphy came in and proceeded to make their life n absolute misery. Finishing with five steals, five Assists and fingertips on absolutely everything, she controlled the game from start to finish.
The second quarter saw fantastic interior play from both Ella McCloskey and Maeve O Seaghdha, punishing Poland inside for any mistake they made and holding the opposition to just one offensive rebound.
Ireland went in 37-24 up at half time.
The 3rd quarter saw Ireland grow their lead immediately. Maeve Phelan was instrumental, getting to the basket at will. However, it was Nicole Clancy who had the crowd on their feet as she beat her player on the perimeter, euro-stepped around the help defender and finished with a reverse layup in a move that would make any âTop 10 Plays of The Weekâ. More steals from Ireland's full court zone and a dominant performance from Power Cassidy saw Ireland push the lead out to 20 points at the end of the third quarter.
The fourth quarter was back and forth, with Poland initially closing the gap to 14, Ireland pushing it back out to 20 through excellent ball movement and some fantastic scores from Aine Fitzgerald. Ultimately, sloppy play in the last few minutes allowed Poland close the gap to 14 at the final buzzer.
Head Coach Maeve Coleman said: âWe were happy with the performance. The defensive intensity was excellent for the most part. We took our foot off the gas in the 4th quarter which we can't afford to do going forward but everyone worked extremely hard and we were exhausted coming off the floor. Some very encouraging signs along with lots to work on before we play two very strong teams (France North and France South) over the next 2 days.
Ireland U16 Women: Dayna Finn (7), Bronagh Power Cassidy (15), Nicole Clancy (4), Maeve O Seaghdha (8), Ella McCloskey (8). Substitutes: Enya Maguire (2), Alison Blaney (4), Lynn Tunnah (4), Maeve Phelan (8), Aine Fitzgerald (5), Simone O'Shea (0), Annaliese Murphy (0)
Sat Dec 19th:
France South U16 Women 76, Ireland U16 Women 71
Ireland were beaten in overtime by France South in their second game at the Tournoi Des Demoiselles in France. The eventual tournament winners opened with a 15-0 run before the introduction of Maeve Cannon helped recovered to 20-10 after the end of the first.
Ireland narrowed the gap to just 32-28 at half time and through strong performances from Maeve Phelan and Dayna Finn had taken the lead 51-47 heading into the final quarter. The efforts to come back were taking their toll however. France South levelled it at 66-66 by the end of regulation.
Ireland U16 Women Top Scorers: Dayna Finn 19, Maeve Phelan 14, Maeve Cannon 12, Ella McCloskey 7.
Sun Dec 20th:
France North U16 Women 52, Ireland U16 Women 48
France North led from start to finish as a tiring Irish side were beaten 52-48 in their final game at the 2015 Tournoi Des Demoiselles. Head Coach Maeve Coleman said: âTiredness and a lack of discipline led to a lot of sloppy turnovers. We were overawed by the size of the French team in the first half.â
Still there was a kick in the Irish side as an 11-point deficit at the end of the third quarter was reduced to single digits down the stretch. âWe came out with much more fight and aggression,â said Coleman.
Ireland U16 Women Top Scorers: Dayna Finn 15, Maeve OâSeaghdha 9, Maeve Cannon 8, Bronagh Power Cassidy 4.


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Little Activity Book
This cute little book has 24 pages of unicorn-themed activities for at home or on the go. Including: pictures to color, mazes to solve, connect the dots, spot the difference, space to doodle, and imaginations to spark! Add this item to any gift basket or party bag.
- 24 pages
- 2 pages of stickers
- Size: 8" x 6"
- Ages: 3 & up


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Bevs Real Kids Story
In 1982 Bev's Real Kids opened. It originally was built on only gently used children's clothing, gear and toys. As the store grew and the years passed Bev's developed into and all new baby and children's boutique. In 2018 Bev retired and sold the store to her daughter Michelle "The Real Kid." Bev's has evolved into quite the one stop baby shop that now includes maternity clothes. We carry high end clothing, shoes, strollers and car seats for babies and toddlers. We are proud to say that Bev's Real Kids is the largest children's shoe store on the North Coast carrying all of the finest brands for your littles growing feet.
Bevs Real Kids
2822 F St. Eureka, CA 95501
(707) 443-5570
Mon - Fri, 10am - 5:30pm
Saturday, 11am - 4pm
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The Tazirat Organization and the Education Ministry appear to be in a face-off over tuition fees, following a violation of the Education Ministry's directive by 63 schools in arbitrarily increasing tuition fees.
Mohammad Mohammadi, director general of Tehran's General Office for Tazirat, said "School fees should be monitored by the general office and this would be completely legal."
Tazirat (meaning state punishment) is part of the judicial law specifying sentences for crimes according to Islamic law. The organization is affiliated to the Judiciary and ensures that laws are implemented and violators face suitable punishment. Its responsibilities include overseeing observation of social, cultural, medical and economic rights as well as pursuing contraband crimes and currency smuggling, real estate violations, and economic violations such as overcharging, fraud and hoarding, among other infringements.
Minister of Education Ali-Asghar Fani, emphasized that the responsibility of monitoring private schools' tuition fees rests with the Education Ministry and not the Tazirat. "We can fix the problems by holding meetings with the organization," he added.
But Mohammadi believes the Education Ministry "can monitor the fees along with us."
The number of non-government schools and 'universities for profit' has increased significantly in recent years, and are competing with each other to attract more students, the Persian language newspaper Iran reported.
Official statistics say there are 12.2 million students in the country and 12% study in non-government schools. The number of private schools is higher in Tehran, in particular in districts 1 to 5, where there are 1,500 private schools; therefore competition among schools is greater in these areas.
False Promises
Some school administrators make promises to attract more students and encourage parents to enroll their children, but ultimately hike up fees; so tuition fees in many schools are higher than the ceiling set by the Education Ministry.
Although every year, education officials announce that public schools "don't have any right to charge fees" and private schools must charge tuition fees as laid down by the ministry, yet many public schools ask parents to pay up on various pretexts.
Also, private schools increase tuition fees arbitrarily. This year (started March 21), the steep rise in tuition fees in some private schools resulted in the dismissal of 12 school principals by the director general of the Tehran Education Department, Esfandiar Chaharband.
Chaharband also said 22 school principals were instructed to return the additional fee they collected and 63 schools had been sent written warnings.


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After the Bulls manhandled a Boshless Miami team and then got handled themselves by a surging, scrappy Atlanta squad, it was time for a tough back-to-back. First at home (home games are always a struggle for the Bulls for some reason… They lack energy and usually play from behind) and then a road battle against a smoking hot Grizzlies squad.
Jimmy Butler emerged as the go-to scorer and enforcer, scoring 35 pts. and then following it up with an amazing 31 pts. in Memphis. Rose would miss both contests with the flu and Taj would also sit to rest that bum ankle. Check out the highlights…
What's Next?
ANOTHER tough back-to-back for the Bulls. First up, Toronto at the UC and then tomorrow at D.C. to face the Wiz… I really, really want the Bulls to win both of these games. It will shake up the standings and will also send a message that we are ready to compete.
Rose is back and I hope that Jimmy won't lose his aggression level. Toronto has won SIX games in a row and don't seem to be missing DeRozan at all. This is their 2nd six game win streak. They also sported a five game win streak. They have been beating some bottom feeders, but hey, they have to be beaten too.
This game at the UC tonight marks the first game of a 6 game road trip where 5 out of 6 of the Raptors opponents are above .500. They will be hyped to get off to a good start and Toronto historically shoots a high % against the Bulls at the UC. It is so important that the Bulls don't dig themselves a hole against this team.
Game time is 7PM CST on CSN. I'll see you on the other side, go Bulls!


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I found this Lion Brand pattern and fell in LOVE! How cute are these little sock thingies? I'm not entirely sure when I will wear them, but I love how they look. Maybe I will add felt or suede or something stiff to the bottom, so I can wear them outside. What do you think of them?
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Tim Walker
Tim's practice focuses on the problems faced by small and medium sized enterprises in the commercial and employment fields. As a former international hockey player and qualified coach, distinctly average golfer, road cyclist and long term Liverpool fan, Tim also has a keen interest in sport and legal matters relating to sport.
In the Sports Law field, Tim has acted for various clubs, bodies and individuals in relation to a variety of commercial; and employment matters in the sports law field. He is also happy to advise and appear in disciplinary matters. Previous clients include, Gianluca Vialli, Lee Bowyer, David Lloyd and Lincoln City FC.
Examples of past work include:
- Acting for player injured by a tackle in a match played in the then First Division (Darren Pitcher v Huddersfield Town FC (2001) (led by Augustus Ullstein QC)).
- Represented Lee Bowyer in the civil action brought by Najeib following Bowyer's acquittal for assault.
- Successfully defending discrimination and breach of contract claims brought by an aspiring junior tennis player against her management company and David Lloyd.
- Defending a tennis club against unfair dismissal and discrimination claims arising from its dismissal of its pregnant club coach. Acting for a tennis coach in a claim for age discrimination against the tennis club at which he worked.
- Acting for a rugby club in dispute over its ground sharing agreement with a football club.
- A dispute over ownership of a non-league Football Club and its FA membership.
- Tim is a member of the British Association for Sport and Law and writes and speaks regularly on his areas of legal speciality. He is happy to take cases on a direct access basis.


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Another busy Saturday at the club, we had Saturday club which in spite of the holidays was well attended and for this weekend included a windsurf taster session, thanks to instructors who came down.
The afternoon racing was well attended, several RS400s practising for their championships next week (or polishing or maintaining their boats)… and the Commodore – Adrian and Viv his wife came out windsurfing on the new beginners kit, and not only got on well but enjoyed it.
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Our skin is the largest organ of our body and has a number of important functions including protecting our internal organs. However, regardless of the colour of our skin, it is susceptible to damage from the ultraviolet radiation of the sun.
Any change from our natural skin colour is a sign of damage to the skin.
Here in Cayman our proximity to the equator means that we have a high risk of exposure year-round and that we have a lot of incidental exposure to the sun. Incidental exposure is the exposure we get from going about our daily routine; in other words non-deliberate exposure to the sun.
There are several steps that we can take to minimize our risk. First, we should try and stay inside or seek the shade between 10am and 4pm when the sun's rays are at their most intense. This is not always practical so we should strive to protect our skin by wearing clothes that cover as much of our body as possible. Dark, tight fitting clothes with a close weave are better than light, loose clothing. Dry clothing is better than wet – a wet white T-shirt offers no protection from the sun!
In addition we should remember that wide brimmed hats offer good protection for our face, neck and ears but be aware that straw hats may not offer the best protection – the holes in the weave of the straw allow the sun's rays through.
Sunglasses are also an important tool in our sun protection toolbox. Just as when we buy food we are encouraged to read the label you are encouraged to read the label when buying sunglasses and be sure it says the lens block out at least 99 per cent of UV rays. Wraparound shades that cover the entire eye area including the eyelid are the best.
Sunscreen vital
Sunscreen remains an important item to protect you from the sun and all of us should make its application a part of our daily routine. The key is to apply it before you leave the house and to reapply it frequently throughout the day to dry skin.
Despite claims of 'waterproof', 'sweat proof' and other similar expressions sunscreen will lose its effectiveness during the course of the day hence the need to reapply. The average adult needs two tablespoons or the equivalent of a shot glass of sunscreen per application!
Sunscreen comes in a variety of forms and while some types are better for specific areas of the body such as a 'stick' for around the eyes and on the lips and ears it is a matter of personal choice which you use.
Look for sunscreen with a SPF factor of 30 or higher and check the ingredients in your sunscreen. Be sure to use a broad-spectrum sunscreen. Ingredients that indicate this include oxybenzone, titanium dioxide, zinc oxide and Parsol 1789 (avobenzone).
For more information on how to protect yourself from the damaging effects of the sun, and the potentially disfiguring and deadly effects of skin cancer call the Cayman Islands Cancer Society at 949-7618.
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Truck and Bus wash service
On our site in Nagykanizsa we invested into a full automatic truck and bus wash system, in order to preserve the condition of our fleet. If it is also important for you to keep your fleet in a good aesthetic condition our truck and bus wash service is available for you.
We offer discounts from the prices for our contracted partners.
In case you have any questions, please call us within the operational hours. We are open from Monday till Friday between 8:30 and 16:30.
Truck and trailer diagnostics
Vehicle Inspections and truck maintenance can help you control costs and keep drivers safe on the road. A properly executed vehicle inspection can help your drivers discover unsafe conditions before they cause accidents or crashes, find mechanical problems before they lead to costly breakdowns and avoid being placed out of service during a roadside inspection, or being subject to infractions and fines. And, not only do vehicle inspections make good sense – they are required. We are doing official annual inspections required by the law. Our certified staff can do the required inspections on the trucks and trailers, tachographs and green cards.
Wheel alignment
Our company deals with the wheel alignment of trucks, tractors, trailers and semi-trailers. The chassis provides a continuous connection between the truck and the road making able to steer the vehicle. The chassis status and settings significantly affect the steering accuracy of the trucks and trailers, leads to safe and economical operation, improves the maneuverability and road holding of the trucks and trailers. With periodic audits the failures due to incorrect adjustments can be avoided that could lead to defects and accidents.
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We offer quick, affordable tyre installations, fitment and balancing services for all size of truck and trailer tyres. Our team of tyre installers is highly trained and skilled, and most of all provide quality and efficiency on each tyre installation, guaranteed.
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When changing the oil or during a regular inspection we use high quality oils of MOL and Shell, upgraded engine and transmission oils are poured into vehicles. The wide-ranging palette can be found in the most advanced full synthetic engine oils to mineral engine oils recommended for older vehicles with worn engines. We strive to find the optimum solution for our customers among the several options and make the regular maintenance cost-effective but never apply cheap solutions that could harm the engine in the long run.
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Fleet maintenance may be the single most critical aspect of managing your fleet. Whether you own or lease your trucks, we offer a full range of fleet maintenance services to help you keep your trucks on the road serving customers and making money. From preventive, comprehensive and on-site maintenance to mobile maintenance and 24-hour roadside assistance, count on our Fleet Management Solutions to ensure that your fleet performs safely and reliably day in and day out.
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Our Truck Breakdown Services include roadside assistance and repairs ranging from mechanical to auto electrics through to trailers, tail-lifts, shutters, transport refrigeration and hydraulics and tow truck services. If a recovery is required quotations can be obtained and you the operator make the decision. In a crisis you don't have time to shop around for the cheapest truck breakdown services and we understand that! We have created our pricing structure in such a way that we can promise to save you time and money on our competitors. We want to develop a relationship that makes you come back to us time and time again. We will be fair and we will be competitive.
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Cargo Handling Services is run by a strong management team, whether it's our personnel, or our independent contractor on the road. Our team is made of dedicated, experienced trucking and shipping professionals who are committed to honesty, fairness, and quality transportation service. We provide on-site loading and unloading services combined with forwarding and logistic services.


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English rock band, Muse have confirmed a huge show in Bristol during the summer of 2019. This will be their first performance in the UK since Reading and Leeds festival in 2017.
During the initial planning process for the 2019 UK tour the band mentioned Bristol as one of the cities they intend on going to, however, disappointment struck when at first only Manchester and London shows were announced. Luckily, worried fans are now at rest after the band committed to their Bristol date.
The band will perform at the Ashton Gate Stadium in Bristol on June 5, 2019. They will also be performing at Manchester's Etihad Stadium on June 8 and London's Stadium on the 1. Tickets for the Bristol show go on sale this Friday (7 December) at 9 am.
Ashton Gate will also be hosting Spice Girls on June 10. The news was revealed by Matt Bellamy through his Instagram post earlier this morning. In which, he made reference to J.K. Rowling, Cary Grant, Massive Attack, Portishead, Banksy.
The band recently released their eighth studio album, 'Simulation Theory', featuring sixteen songs, which hit number one in the UK album charts. According to the Official Charts Company this is their sixth album which has managed to reach number one.
The band's album can be found on Spotify and Apple music. Tickets for the earlier confirmed shows in London and Bristol are available for purchase on Ticketmaster and SeeTickets.


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Words by George HieronOctober 3, 2017
It has now been four weeks since I started working at Atomic Smash, and having previously been a freelance WordPress developer I thought I would use my first blog post to highlight some of the differences I have noticed about working as a solo developer, versus developing as part of the Atomic Smash team.
Firstly, some background; I started to pick up web development just under two years ago whilst working at Knowle West Media Centre as one of a team of eight Junior Digital Producer, because we were required to build a website to showcase the results of our research work there. As a linguist, I enjoyed learning programming languages as they posed a challenge very unlike human languages, and when KWMC was looking for a web developer to work on a freelance basis for their Eight scheme, I stuck with it and gained lots of experience developing for them for the past year and a half or so.
And now here I am at Atomic Smash! It's been a great first month, and I've already had quite the variety of tasks to do, from chipping in with current WordPress builds to creating some custom HTML email templates.
One of the most notable things about working in a team like this, is how all members of the team have contributions to make in order to streamline the team's workflow, many of which are covered in this blog. This makes the process of development feel as though it is never in danger of stagnation, which is important in such a modern industry! Certainly I have already learned plenty of new tricks, such as using Twig and Timber (check Colin's blog post on that), and the Atom text editor with the Pigments package, which is definitely filed under 'things I never knew I needed until I used it'.
An example of how Pigments makes colours easier to read and remember.
Another thing that is great about developing as part of a team is simply having other people, developers or otherwise, to bounce your problems or ideas off of. Beyond the 'rubber duck' factor, it's nice to be able to have help from other developers on hand when you get stuck, rather than jumping straight onto Google and trawling through some old Stackoverflow posts to find the solution to your woes.
Being freelance also has its merits of course. I can't say that getting the bus to work in Bristol has ever been a joyous experience, and being your own boss of course gives you complete control over your own time management. The feeling of freedom that you get from being able to choose your own hours really is great. Not feeling well this morning? Put in more hours later. Have to run to the post office? No problem! This freedom extends to being able to work on whichever bits of the build you like at any time, though of course it's always better to put some kind of logic and order into that. It's also nice to get away with working in your pyjamas (not that I ever did that, of course! ?).
However, whilst working from home can be great, it can also be a double-edged sword, as I would sometimes find myself working much later into the evening than I should. Having a fixed routine is starting to feel nice. On top of that, it's good to work in a social environment; it's definitely helped me avoid the cabin fever of working alone in my box room of a home office!
After my first month I feel like I'm now adjusted to the workflow of being a full-time, 9-5 developer, and I look forward to continuing my work at Atomic Smash, getting really stuck into their current builds and moving onwards and upwards with my development skills.


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My first feeling when I discovered the concept of power animals was to laugh out loud! However, if we can get beneath our natural cynicism, what we find is that power animals can provide tangible benefits to our lives. A power animal is like a very wise best friend who always has your back. What's more, a power animal embodies certain traits that you will already possess, such as courage, physical strength, mental acuity or reliability and so on, and in connecting with your animal, you'll be able to increase that trait in yourself.
So, for me, my power animal is a black panther and a large part of my shamanic path has been to really connect with that animal, understand what he is about, and learn to harness his power – wisdom, insight, huge courage and strength – when I need a bit more juju, for example if I'm giving a talk, or I'm leading a challenging plant ceremony in Peru.
To understand what your animal is, here are some helpful pointers:
A power animal will be an animal you might dream about quite regularly,
It will certainly be an animal you've always loved – maybe you felt an affinity with this animal as a child, or your favourite cuddly toy was this animal,
Similarly, it might be an animal you've always been slightly fearful / respectful of – power animals aren't to be messed with, they're very intuitive, and wise and powerful.
To start the process of discovering what your animal might be, here's a simple visualisation:
Take seven deep breaths, really focusing on the exhale and letting go of anything that doesn't serve you as you breathe out. Repeat with seven more breaths, and now on the exhale feeling your body really sinking into the ground.
From this relaxed space, ask for your power animal to come forward and see what image appears. If you get more than one, take the first one, and then be present – really get to the know the animal by engaging your senses and focusing on how s/he looks, feels, what kind of attributes s/he embodies.
If nothing comes forward, come back to the breath and do another two rounds of exhales to ground and release mental chatter, before trying again.


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NFP's Ginnette Quesada-Kunkel on staying competitive in recruiting talent
Ginnette Quesada-Kunkel, Executive Vice President and Chief Human Resources Officer of NFP, highlights our approach to attracting talent in a competitive market. With unemployment at a low of 3.7% in the country, the pressure is on for companies to create the best value proposition for prospective candidates. Organic recruitment plays a role in NFP's talent strategy in addition to acquisitions of organizations, which naturally grows NFP's talent pool. In retaining talent, NFP's focus on culture and creating value for employees contribute to NFP's strengths in talent strategy.
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This historic Victorian townhouse hotel re-opened in August 2008 after an extensive refurbishment of all of the public areas, the conference facilities and many of the rooms.
The Durley Dean Hotel is benefiting from a GBP 4.2 million refurbishment, the first stage of which has now been completed.70 of the hotel's 117 en suite rooms have been fully refurbished to a very high standard and now feature stylish contemporary design and a warm atmosphere. The remaining rooms have been refreshed with new fabrics, carpets and warm colours. All of the rooms feature all the modern comforts and facilities you need in a relaxing base, including LCD flat-screen TVs with Freeview digital channels.
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Gallery Surf: Michael Soltis, Allison Hrabluik, Julie Prescott, and more art for your week
Michael Soltis: Games People Play
In his latest exhibition, Michael Soltis' work takes us back to a time before we played games on our phones or computers. In a statement about the exhibit, Soltis says, "playing board games together creates opportunities to laugh, to learn, to compete, to share, to win, to lose and to connect with family and friends in a way that not many other activities can offer." He uses board games to create mixed media pieces that not only stir up nostalgia, but that viewers can interact with in a new way. Games People Play will be at Kimoto Gallery from January 29 to February 27. An opening reception will take place on January 29 (Friday) from 6 to 9 p.m.
Alison Hrabluik: The Splits
In The Splits, Alison Hrabluik uses video to explore narrative construction by focusing on the voices, rhythms, and methodologies of storytelling. Hrabluik collaborated with dancers and musicians to choreograph a montage of motion and sound in The Splits, which combines both documentary objectivity and first-person narration. Twenty performers including a hula hooper, singer, pizza dough thrower, speed skipper, tap dancer, gymnast, and dog trainer are featured in the film. The Splits will be at SFU Gallery (Burnaby campus) from January 30 to April 22, with an opening reception and artist talk taking place at 1 p.m. on January 30 (Saturday).
Julie Prescott: Of Water
Burnaby-based artist and photographer Julie Prescott admits she has a reverence for water, whether it be in the form of dew drops or in an ocean. In her exploration of the element in her upcoming exhibition, Of Water, her photographs, paintings, and multimedia pieces are largely abstract and representational, reflecting on water's "serene yet forceful, life-giving and sustaining, transmutable" qualities. Of Water will be on display at The Water Shed Arts Cafe in Langley from February 1 to 29, with an opening reception and artist talk on February 2 (Tuesday) from 7 to 9 p.m.
Bill Edmonds: Catfish
For more than two years, B.C. painter Bill Edmonds has been exploring the anonymity of the internet and the relationships formed by strangers online. His online search for portrait subjects revealed than many of the people who's photograph he requested had different agendas, and he suspected in some cases that there was a disconnect between the person in the image and the person he was speaking with. Edmonds sketched and then painted the images on Plexiglas panels. In some cases, he's modified the paintings to include text from his conversations with his subjects. Catfish will be at the gallery at the Firehall Arts Centre from February 2 to March 6, with an opening reception taking place on February 3 (Wednesday) from 6 to 7:30 p.m.
Various Artists: Open Waters: Maritime Painting
The work of eighteenth and nineteenth-century painters Vilhelm Arnesen, Abraham Hulk, Carl Frederik Sorensen, James W. Callow, P.C. Dommersen, John Hammond, and Samual Walters will be shown in this exhibition. With a focus on the seventeenth-century Dutch style of marine painting that was continued in later centuries, the exhibition explores the tradition behind the style, which served as an invaluable record of human design and invention. Open Waters: Maritime Painting will be on display at Uno Langmann Gallery from February 2 to 29.
Gallery Surf is the Straight's weekly feature showcasing some of Vancouver's must-see art gallery exhibits. Surf through the images and if you like what you see, check out the art IRL.


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'Splashing' is the process of training magic by attacking a low level target with a spell that does no damage and 'splashes'. Splashing in free to play (F2P) 2007 Runescape is still an effective way of training Magic.
The reason Lumbridge Castle is filled with people splashing is because you don't need to be looking at the game to train it. Since you are constantly being attacked and constantly retaliating without killing the enemy.
This guide is going to teach you how to get Magic XP while you are: at work, watching a movie, playing Destiny, sleeping, at a friends… I think you get the point.
The first step to splashing is getting the appropriate gear to make you splash every magic attack. You need to have -68 magic attack bonus which requires suit of armour, vambraces and a staff that allows auto-cast.
The rune armour i have equipped above isn't required, that is just my set of armour. Any armour between Iron and Rune can be used to achieve the -68 magic. You will need to complete the stronghold of security and get the fighting/fancy boots and you will need either level 40 range to equip the green vambs or use a cursed goblin staff with leather vambs and purchase the extra runes for the spell.
The spell you choose to auto cast with can determine how much XP you get. I splashed Fire Strike to get from 45 to 61 magic and each splash gave me around 10-15 XP.
Free to Play Splashing Locations in OSRS
Rats are the most common enemy splashed on. You've probably seen a lot of people doing it in Lumbridge. There are other locations with enemies at levels 1,2 and 3 that are just as effective and less popular.
Make sure your splashing spot is not multi-combat, otherwise someone may kill your target while you are AFK.
Lumbridge Castle:
As you can see, extremely popular. It can be hard to find a free rat to splash on. If there are none around the castle, check the kitchen cellar.
You can also splash on cows, chickens and goblins that can be found in the areas around Lumbridge.
Draynor Village:
I've yet to see anyone splash in Draynor. There are a lot of rats located around the houses of the village, in the Draynor Manor and in the sewers below the village.
The sewers have level 24 zombies so if you want to splash in there, beware of that.
Port Sarim:
Port Sarim has a couple of dock peckers (seagulls) that are level 2 that are also a good enemy to train on. There are also a few level 2/3 men and goblins around the port and you can find a rat for splashing on in the prison.
Other Places:
You will be able to find low level mobs to splash on all over the Oldschool Runescape F2P world. Its really only Lumbridge that gets crowded by splashers, its easy to find another location. Falador, Varrock, Barbarian Village, dungeons, caves, get creative!
Splashing in caves and dungeons is good if you want to splash in private. Splashing to train mage in OSRS isn't exactly a respectable way of training.
Keep in Mind:
- The higher your defence, the more enemies you can 'splash' without dying.
- You won't get any hitpoints XP as you are dealing no damage.
- Splashing is nothing to be proud of, many people hate it.
- You don't need 40 range to splash, just a staff from Diago and more runes.
- You can't splash on PVP worlds as there are none F2P PVP worlds.
Got more advice? Let myself and all the readers know by sharing it in the comments below the article. I can add any helpful advice to this guide.
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World Trade Organization
Piyush Goyal pushes for nations' sovereign right to use data for social welfare
Commerce and industry minister also says advocacy on free trade should not lead to justification of data free flow.
India to oppose global rules on e-commerce at G-20 Meet
According to industry experts, India wants an end to the moratorium and imposition of import duties to protect domestic industry and revenue.
India looks to fight alone at WTO on global e-commerce rules
Much to its embarrassment, the government had to drop a mention of the issue in a declaration issued after the mini-ministerial meeting hosted by it here last week, with only South Africa on its side.
E-commerce high on WTO ministerial meeting agenda
20 developing nations to discuss free flow of data & server localisation
Global e-commerce talks strike at roots of WTO, says India
Stating that it is not persuaded to join the negotiations, India said it is working on a national ecommerce policy, which will be finalised soon.
National interest, job creation at the heart of draft e-commerce policy
The draft also favours a review of the current practice of not imposing customs duty on electronic transmissions as per the existing norms in the World Trade Organization.
Short on details, Indian govt may rejig draft e-commerce policy
The controversial draft of the e-commerce policy appears set for an overhaul amid severe criticism of several of its provisions, including from Indian businesses, and glaring gaps in the proposal.
US, EU, Japan object to India raising Duty on electronics
Earlier, both India and China came under fire at the WTO from many countries that wanted the two countries to fulfil their commitments under the WTO's ITA.
WTO ropes in Alibaba's Jack Ma to promote e-commerce talks
Ma's recently established Electronic World Trade Platform (eWTP) has been roped in with the objective of reducing barriers and making it easier for small to medium enterprises (SMEs) to expand their trading capabilities worldwide.
Tech leaders to discuss India's e-commerce industry with WTO next week
The India heads of Amazon, Uber, Google and Microsoft, founders of Flipkart and Paytm, chiefs of TCS and Infosys and senior officials from Apple India and Airtel Payments Bank figure in the list
India, US may discuss E-commerce entry at WTO
E-commerce is the first among the new issues that the developed countries have been pushing to be included in the WTO's agenda for the next ministerial meeting.


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Checking in with Last Year's Stem Challenge Winner, Martin Esterman
April 17, 2013
Well, it's been just around a year since I received an email that AdditionBlocks had won the 2012 STEM Video Game Challenge for one of the Educator entry streams. I have really enjoyed being a part of this contest, and thanks to the Cooney Center, PBS, and E-Line Media, a lot of doors have opened to promote the game.
Pretty quickly after receiving the news, I (practically) ran out to purchase an iPad2 and a MacBook to build for iOS devices. By July, I had the game running on the iPad and on the App Store. One of my co-teachers tweeted out the link to my game, and I had over 500 downloads that first week! (Unfortunately, still a free version! Ha!). I also upgraded to an Android SmartPhone, and the game was available on Google Play in August.
E-Line Media invited me to the 2012 ISTE conference in San Diego to showcase the game and speak at a reception they were hosting. I really enjoyed meeting and spending time with that group, and they treated me exceptionally well.
In November, I suggested my game to BrainPOP through a link on their site; after making a few necessary updates/modifications, I signed the agreement with them in March of this year. The game will be on their GameUp site shortly, and I will participate in a BrainPOP webinar at the end of the May.
Another exciting opportunity came from one of my students' parents, who nominated me for the Channel 11Alive (NBC local affiliate in Atlanta, Ga) "Class Act" award. Donna Lowry, the Educational Correspondent for the station came to my classroom and filmed my kids playing AdditionBlocks!
I have plans to monetize AdditionBlocks, and have been working on the next version for a few months (I am still teaching!) and hope to have a $0.99 version on the AppStore and Google Play by this June. I contracted with a graphic designer to re-create all the graphics and sprites to give the game a more professional look and feel. The new logo is displayed at the AdditionBlocks Facebook page.
Overall, the year has been quite eventful, and I have felt so blessed and humbled being able to meet all the great people from the Cooney Center, PBS, E-Line Media and at my local news station. My wife, Stacy, has been a great support as well, and I know that I could not be continuing to pursue educational game development without her encouragement. This experience has motivated me to continue to develop new games, including "MultiplicationBlocks" and "IntegerBlocks" (also hopefully during the summer!) Thanks again for everyone who helped put AdditionBlocks out there, and thank you for playing the game!
If you have not played the game yet, you can find the game at www.additionblocksgame.com!
Martin Esterman teaches seven grade math for the STEM Magnet program at Marietta Middle School in Marietta, Georgia. He has been with MMS for 10 years and has taught all levels of math learners-from advanced students two grades ahead to students below grade level. He has designed, implemented, and used all types of math games and number puzzles in his classes at every level. Before teaching, he was a software engineer for seven years. Martin was awarded the Outstanding New Employee at Marietta Middle School in 2002, and recognized as one of the initial Georgia Master Teachers by the Georgia Department of Education in 2005. He is the winner of the PBS Kids Ready to Learn Prize in the Educator Category of the National STEM Video Game Challenge.


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The temperature did get in the low 80's yesterday and the weather person said today will be the same with near record high. The only difference is that today and tomorrow there is a chance of rain.
New Years Eve it was small but it was more than enough for us.
We also had the leftover cabbage and noodles for our dinner yesterday.
Well this first week of the new year starts me off different. Today I will not be able to eat anything after 1:00 because tomorrow at 1:00 pm I will be under going a Pharmacologic Isotope Stress Test.
Which means I will not be eating anything from 1:00 pm today until 5:00 tomorrow. The only part of that I will not like is having my coffee in the morning.
But I told my cardiologist that I'm wanting to find out why I tire out so quick when I'm working on something.
He has been telling me that I am getting old and I tell him I can't believe that is the reason although I will be 79 in four months. We shall see.
I hope your week is starting out good in the new year and keeps that way all year for you.
Thanks for stopping by and have a great day.
This is the travels of Joe and Nancy. Nancy is part Cherokee and I'm Hungarian,thus the name of our blog. We started full timing May,1,2000. Come be with us as we travel and see this great country of ours. We travel in our motorhome visiting beaches,state parks,national parks,corp of engineer parks. We have overnighted in Walmarts,24 hour grocery store,boat ramps, FlyingJ. Well summer is over and we will be here in Hudson, Florida for the winter.
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1 comment:
- Rick and Kathy Rousseau said...
You keep making Party Platters like that and pretty soon someone is going to hire you to do it.
Fasting that long for such a test will leave you without the Energy needed for the test. Who dreams these tortures up.
Be Safe and Enjoy!
It's about time.
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NEWS RELEASE September 18, 2002
No savings for BC Ferry Services: New German-built ferries will cost more per ship than much larger, built-in-BC Spirit class ferries, says Shipyard Workers Federation; Spirit Class ferries cost $147.5 million each, smaller German ferries will cost British Columbians $180.66 million each
Shipyard Federation says David Hahn claim of $160 million "savings" completely fictional
VANCOUVER – BC Ferry Services will not be saving a dime on its new German-built Super C Class ferries, says the BC Shipyard General Workers' Federation.
That's because the cost per German ship is $180.66 million each, while the much larger BC-built Spirit class ferries cost $147.5 million each, says Shipyard Workers' Federation president George MacPherson.
MacPherson says that even in the unlikely event that BC Ferry Services convinces the federal government to drop a duty of $81 million on the foreign-built ships, the cost per German ferry will still be $153.66 million. BC Ferry Services says the total cost for the three new ferries, including duty, will be $542 million. Without federal duty the total would be $461 million.
"BC Ferry Services is paying more money for smaller ferries built in a foreign country and giving away 2000 direct jobs and a $542 million investment in our economy – this is an absolutely foolish decision," MacPherson said.
"The Spirit class ferries built here in BC can carry 470 cars and 2100 passengers compared to just 370 cars and 1650 passengers for the new German Super C class ferries," MacPherson said. "Even without considering the huge impact of 2000 direct and 3500 indirect jobs and the taxes those workers pay here in BC, it is still a huge mistake to go overseas."
MacPherson said BC Ferry Services CEO David Hahn is also intentionally misleading the public by falsely claiming he is "saving" $160 million by building ferries in Germany instead of BC when he has never allowed BC shipyards to make a fixed-price bid on the project.
"David Hahn should be ashamed of himself for excluding Washington Marine Group from ever having a chance to make a fixed-price bid on these ferries and then saying BC Ferry Services is saving money over building in BC – that is simply false – the BC shipyard was never allowed to even make a bid but the German and Finnish shipyards were," MacPherson said.
"Mr. Hahn and BC Ferry Services will never know how competitive BC shipyards could have been because they never gave them a chance to make a fixed-price bid on this project," he said.
For more information : Call George MacPherson at cell 604-220-3291 or 604-254-8204 or Bill Tieleman, West Star Communications, at cell 778-896-0964 or 604-844-7827. For background, please go to: www.bcshipyardworkers.com


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It is my pleasure to welcome Ina Zajac, author of Gritty Contemporary Fiction, Please, Pretty Lights.
Several of Ina's childhood math teachers had something in common. They all seemed to think she should be a writer. She followed their advice, but didn't initially consider fiction writing. Instead, Ina earned a bachelor's degree in journalism with a minor in psychology from Western Washington University. Later she earned a master's degree in mass communication from Arizona State University.
Ina's first gig out of college was as a newspaper reporter. She has a broad range of communications experience including media relations, event promotion, and crisis communications. A few years ago, she decided to pursue fiction writing full time.
Welcome, Ina!
What is your book's genre/category?
Literary Fiction/Gritty Contemporary Fiction
Please describe what the story/book is about.
It's September when good girl Via Sorenson stumbles into a Seattle strip club, drunk and alone on her twenty-first birthday. Matt and Nick—best friends, band mates, and bouncers—do their best to shield her from their sadistic cocaine-trafficking boss, Carlos. They don't realize her daddy issues come with a forty-million-dollar trust fund and a legacy she would do anything to escape.
She is actually Violetta Rabbotino, who had been all over the news ten years earlier when her father, an acclaimed abstract artist, came home in a rage, murdered her mother, then turned the gun on himself. Young Violetta was spared, hidden behind the family Christmas tree, veiled by the mysticism of its pretty lights whose unadulterated love captivated and calmed her.
Now, desperate to shed her role as orphaned victim, Via stage dives into a one-hundred-day adventure with Matt and Nick, the bassist and drummer of popular nineties cover band Obliviot. The rock-and-roll lifestyle is the perfect distraction—until she is rattled by true love. As Christmas looms closer, her notorious past becomes undeniable. How will she ever untangle herself from her twisted string of pretty lights?
How did you come up with the title?
The main character Via says, "please, pretty lights" in the opening scene. For her, the pretty lights are charged with emotional and spiritual symbolism. Nick and Matt are musicians who perform on stage under their own kind of pretty lights. Nick gets off on the limelight, but Matt would rather hang back in the shadows.
What is the reason you wrote this book?
I have been a writer for many years. I started out as a newspaper reporter and then transitioned into public relations. I have always wanted to write a novel, but the timing never seemed right. Then a few years ago, I started obsessing about a character (Via). I would daydream about her. It may sound crazy, but it's true. At the time I wasn't working full time, and so I turned my attention toward fiction writing. It has been the most emotionally rewarding work of my life.
What is your favorite part of writing?
There are days when I'll wake up, get a cup of coffee and sit down to write. I'll start typing away, and all of a sudden I will look up and four or so hours have gone by. I describe it as "when time turns itself inside out" because that's what it feels like. I'll look down to find a cold cup of coffee. I'll have written several thousand words. Of course, these words aren't necessarily perfectly strung together. Tweaking and re-tweaking is a must. Still, it's a rush.
What is the most challenging aspect of writing?
There are other times when I get outside of my head by stressing or doubting the process. That doesn't feel good. Too much attention to social media can mess with my mind. Reading "You Must Do these 10 things Right Now" blogs, for example. Also, the revision process can be grueling. It's work. It's rewarding, uplifting even, but it is still work.
Who are some of your favorite authors?
I have so many. First, I want to say that I respect all writers. All musicians. All artists. It doesn't matter whether I personally connect with their work or not. Being a creator can be emotionally, spiritually, financially and physically taxing. It can be a lonely business. It can be scary putting your heart into something not knowing what the world will think about it. Vulnerability can be terrifying. Sometimes I think we forget that.
Growing up I read everyone from Laura Ingalls Wilder and Judy Blume to C.S. Lewis and Frank Herbert. I admire the Bronte sisters, Jane Austen and Leo Tolstoy. I've read Anna Karenina a dozen times.
Since signing with Booktrope in January, I started reading more and more Booktrope authors. Wow, so many super talented writers. Some favorites include: Mary Rowen, Ruth Mancini, Arleen Williams and Tiffany Ems Pitts.
I recently read Marni Mann's "Pulled Beneath" and just loved it. Mann's vibe is dark and sultry, yet understated. I often talk about my love of "quirk and contrast" and her work offers both. As a reader, I connect with emotionally damaged characters. I want a hero who is more than a little messed up. I need the villain to have some soft spots.
Tess Thompson an exceptional storyteller. I get lost in her prose and forget myself. Last week I finished "Bill Purgatory: I Am the Devil Bird" by Jesse James Freeman. I had heard it was awesome. My expectations were high and it still wowed. It is wildly creative and clever. I haven't read Jennifer Hotes yet, but she's next on my list. Shari Ryan, Allie Burke and Eleanor Parker, as well.
What authors or person(s) have influenced you?
I'd love to mention my late grandmother, Louise Daney Roberts. The woman radiated pure love, so much so that I still feel it today though she's been gone almost 20 years. I was so lucky to have had her in my life. I have based a character (Grandma Daney) on her. My grandmother was – and still is — such a part of me that I couldn't help but include her in the book.
Favorite place to write?
I work from home and have dedicated office space, but like to mix it up. Sometimes I'll sit at the dining room table or on the couch. When the weather is decent, I'll write from the deck. I also like to write at my neighborhood bookstore, Third Place Books.
Something personal about you people may be surprised to know?
I would write whether anyone paid me to or not. While I would love praise and piles of money, writing is ultimately something I do for myself. I love it that much. Also, I often read my work aloud so I can listen for cadence. My dog Leland comes over and flops down next to me and listens. Maybe he's just worried about me. I talk to my dog way too much.
Any surprises or learning experiences with the publishing process?
I used to be a people pleaser. This is something I have dealt with my whole life. Be nice. Be a good girl. Make sure everyone around you is comfortable. It's actually a theme I explore in Please, Pretty Lights. This past year I have become better at making myself happy first. Last year I sent an early out to seven beta readers. Two loved, four really liked. One did not. Initially, I was heartbroken. While I did consider her opinions, I didn't change my story for her. I realized I could not keep all seven beta readers happy, so I revised as best I could. I stood my ground because it felt right at the time. Looking back, I'm so happy I did.
Looking back, what did you do right that helped you with this book?
I turned off my phone, got off Facebook, and wrote my story. Of course, it wasn't that simplistic, but I made writing a priority. Social media can kill precious writing time. For me, posting and tweeting and liking are pointless pursuits unless I'm doing the real work of writing.
Any advice for writers looking to get published?
Don't spend too much time getting advice from people who aren't you. What works for one writer may not work for another. Learn to trust your instincts. It's so easy to get caught up in what trends are sweeping the industry. Write what you want. What do you think about when you're zoning out in traffic or standing in line at the grocery store? Write about that. Then revise and write some more. Make it the best it can possibly be. Take a break from it and read some books on craft. Attend a writing conference or a seminar. Connect with other writers. Read people who you think are better than you are. Pick and choose the techniques that speak to you. Then get back to your book and make it even better. Repeat this process several times. Then send it out and let the chips fall where they may.
Where can we find your book?
I know you can bookshelf it now on Goodreads. It will be released mid July on amazon, b&n.com, nook, hobo and carried in indie bookstores.
What's next for you?
I have a few writing conferences this summer that I am super excited about: The Chuckanut Writers Conference in Bellingham, Wash June 27-29th, and the Pacific Northwest Writers Conference July 17-20h.
The Please, Pretty Lights launch party is at 7 p.m. Aug. 27th at Third Place Books in Lake Forest Park, Wash. We'll have food, live music and door prizes. It will be a good time. I am extremely fortunate to have a fabulous editorial team and an ultra supportive group of friends and family. I'm looking forward to thanking them all properly.
I am now working on the sequel to Please, Pretty Lights to be released by Booktrope in 2015.
Follow me on twitter @InaZajac
Thanks, Ina! I enjoyed your interview, thanks for the mention, and best of luck with Please, Pretty Lights!


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