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Top 10 Reasons Why You Should Slow Down
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In my opinion, telemarketing is one of the most intrusive types of marketing that we are subjected to today. "Lead generators" and other telemarketers are trained to keep you on the phone until you make some kind of commitment. The longer you stay on the call, the harder it is to get off.
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Overcoming Writer's Block. A Writer's Two Best Friends: "What If?"
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Tom Sawyer Abroad by Mark Twain, Summary
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Government, business, military are internet security threats
RSA 2012Usually the bête noire of the annual RSA conference is the criminal hacking community, but security guru Bruce Schneier asserts that government, business, and the military may well pose a bigger threat to security professionals.
Interpol attacks hacks
A haul of suspected hackers allegedly linked to the Anonymous cabal has been hauled in by a wide ranging Interpol operation named 'Operation Unmask'. Interpol announced that it has collared 25 suspected hackers across four countries in Latin America and Europe.
Marriot International trashes telepresence rooms
Cisco's dream of public telepresence facilities that Joe Public uses for a high-fidelity chat with loved ones or business associates has taken a hit in Asia after hotel chain Marriot booted its kit from hotels across Asia.
Moore's Law leaves mobile networks ripe for attack
RSA 2012The GSM mobile standard is wide open for attack, experts have warned, thanks in part to the increasing amount of computing power available to hackers.
Apple snags blockbuster multi-touch patent
Apple was granted two dozen patents in the US Patent and Trademark Office's weekly patent-palooza, held each Tuesday, providing Cupertino's legal team with a new cache of ammunition to be fired up in future patent wars.
Raspberry Pi signs big-name sellers
Educationally inclined microcomputer maker Raspberry Pi today revealed that its ARM-based credit card-sized machine is to be taken to coders worldwide by two big-name suppliers.
Dell has rapier-thin blade server in the works
Dell is pushing the lower limits of blade servers up against microservers.
New tool turns any marketing wonk into a mobile app whiz
MWC 2012Calling a company Antenna when what you make is an abstraction platform, rather than antennas, might not be sensible – especially at a congress stuffed with mobile techies – but what the firm actually does works well for the trend of this age. Technology follows fashion more than we'd like to admit, and apps are where it is at.
Nepal asks for a leg-up to nail Everest's height
The Nepalese government has been forced to ask for international assistance in nailing the exact height of Everest, less than a year after it declared it was more than capable of settling the matter once and for all.
Microsoft tripped up by Blighty's techie skills gap
One of the UK's top Microsofties told MPs on Tuesday that even the mighty Windows maker was feeling the impact of Blighty's skills gap.
From server to end user: What's coming up for NFS?
Deep DiveNFS (Network File System) is one of two of the most successful file protocols in the history of computing. From the 1980s with NFSv2 through the widely deployed NFSv3 in the 1990s, and now with today's NFS4.1 standard – and if you don't know about NFSv4.1 and pNFS (parallel NFS), you should – the protocol has been developed to keep pace with user requirements and the changing nature of data access and processing.
Apple assesses 14in Air for Asia
Amid all the iPad 3 hoopla comes some Mac news: Apple is said to be "considering" the introduction of a 14in MacBook Air.
France: All your books are belong to us
If the phrase "digital pirate" conjures up a lone socially challenged male with a large collection of Manga comics and Cory Doctorow ravings, think again. Some of the biggest "pirates" in the world are nation states.
Trusted computing: It's BACK, and already in a pocket near you
MWCTrusted Computing, the widely-derided idea of computing secured for, and against, its users, is back and the necessary hardware is already in the majority of pockets.
Brazilian shave costs Tech Data as profits cut by third
Tech Data (TD) exited fiscal 2012 on a low with profits from operations significantly dented by one-off expenses incurred by the closure of its Columbian and Brazilian outposts and restructuring costs in Europe.
Microsoft's Azure cloud down and out for 8 hours
UpdatedMicrosoft's cloudy platform, Windows Azure, is experiencing a major outage: at the time of writing, its service management system had been down for about seven hours worldwide.
Court wonk tweets Apple's IPAD appeal showdown with Proview
In an unprecedented display of openness, a Guangdong court will embrace the social networking craze by allowing one of its officials to "live blog" today's appeal hearing during which Apple hopes to secure the right to use the iPad trademark in China.
How big telcos can repel the Valley's OTT insurgents
Part twoAfter years of bouncing around PowerPoint slides, the battle between telcos and "Over The Top" insurgents is now very real. It's a scrap that's characterised as Silicon Valley upstarts storming the gates of the closed network world, and that's not a bad nutshell introduction. Long-time OTT champ Dean Bubley of Disruptive Analysis calls these insurgents "access-independent internet services".
Ancient Iceman murder victim was lactose-intolerant, sickly
Scientists sequencing the genome of the 5,000-year-old "Iceman" corpse found 20 years ago in the Tyrolean Alps, have discovered that he had brown eyes, was lactose-intolerant, prone to heart disease and had Lyme disease. The boffins also found that he may be related to some modern-day Northern Mediterraneans.
HP culls nearly half remaining webOS team
Hewlett-Packard continues to dismantle its webOS engineering team by handing nearly half of the remaining 600 techies their pink slips.
Toshiba swaps flood-soaked Thai plant for WD disk biz
It's as if we were tipped off: Toshiba is buying the 3.5-inch disk drive operations that WD has to sell to gain EU approval for its Hitachi GST acquisition.
Better Capital's m-hance coughs £6.8m for Maxima units
Managed services provider Maxima has started to carve up non-core operations by offloading the Document Management, Intellect and Microsoft-reselling sub divisions to Better Capital-backed m-hance for £6.8m.
UK Broadband flicks switch on Blighty's first 4G network
MWC 2012UK Broadband, wireless internet service provider to Swindon Council and beyond, has switched on its LTE network to claim the UK first, but don't expect to be making 4G phone calls any time soon.
Microsoft demos 3D desktop with transparent OLED
Microsoft's Applied Sciences Group has combined a transparent OLED display with an Xbox Kinect sensor and a smidgeon of software sorcery to create a space where users can manipulate on-screen objects at different depths within the screen.
IBM layoffs now top 1,200
IBM has laid off over 1,200 employees in the last few days, according to a union organising group for the company's staff.
Tory minister: Let's exploit our rich resource of mud, er, wind
Britain would be "mad" not to make strategic use of its rich natural resource of mud, a government minister has said.
GPS glitch leads perp-pursuing cops to wrong house
A man has been left with a £500 bill for a new front door after "tracking software" used to trace a stolen iPhone led Police to the wrong house.
Google tramples over Euro data protection law – French watchdog
Google is hours away from changing its terms of service for its users, just as French data protection authority CNIL once again urged Larry Page's company to postpone its planned cut-and-shut tweak to its privacy policies.
Game turns back on Mass Effect 3
High street retailer Game has revealed it will not be stocking EA's upcoming mega-release, Mass Effect 3.
US gov IT services vendor swallows HBGary
US government IT services firm ManTech International has bought HBGary, the network forensics and malware analysis firm best known for last year's hack by Anonymous against its now-defunct sister firm, HBGary Federal.
Systemax suffers sales shrinkage in Q4
Systemax's sales growth engine ran out of steam in calendar Q4 with a resurgent B2B division unable to offset double digit declines in consumer operations.
CBOSS puts out operator bait: Dinner date with 'booth babe'
MWC 2012The quest for attention has ratcheted up a notch at this year's MWC, with CBOSS putting "booth babes" – the attractive staff at its MWC stall – on the table as dinner companions in the hope that someone will ask just what the company does.
Yahoo! scared! of! dot! brand! squatters!
Yahoo is worried about unscrupulous domain name registrars trying to cybersquat on its brands.
iPad 3 launch news pushes Apple shares to $500bn high
Apple's share value hit an unprecedented $500bn in pre-market trading this morning, making the company worth more than Poland and many other things. The spike followed just hours after the firm sent out an emailed invite to the iPad 3 launch.
Qualcomm poised to zap wireless charging rival into dust
MWC 2012Qualcomm is on the verge of licensing its wireless charging tech WiPower to a big-name brand, which could be enough to unplug rival standard Qi.
Stop snubbing top scientists' advice, Lords tell MPs
The government must tap up its top boffins sooner and heed their advice before putting policies into action, a House of Lords committee report concludes.
Hacking scandal: James Murdoch quits UK newspaper biz
James Murdoch has quit as executive chairman at News International.
Wireless operators to become less, er, wireless
MWC 2012Everyone is making small base stations this year, some will even drop into the palm of a hand, but that's good as operators are desperate to get their wireless services safely ensconced in copper as quickly as possible.
iPhone photo-slurping loophole sparks app privacy fears
Exactly how much data can be extracted from iPhones by apps without explicit user consent has been called into question after it emerged that software granted access to location-finding services can siphon off punters' photos.
Ellison's Oracle cloud lives as hype winds down
Oracle Cloud ConferenceFor better or worse, Oracle has taken a conservative stance on "the cloud".
Irish ISPs urged to fit child porn filters
Irish senators have put forward a motion in the Seanad (Senate) urging the justice minister to force ISPs to block child abuse material online.
G-Cloud guru slaps down Cloud Store critics
G-Cloud governor Chris Chant has defended the standards adopted to construct the Cloud Store framework and the length of contracts on offer.
Riot police encircle Mobile World Congress
MWC 2012Student protesters are gathering outside the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, chanting and shouting, which would be more concerning if they weren't more or less outnumbered by the riot police.
Powerful, wallet-sized Raspberry Pi computer sells out in SECONDS
The first batch of 10,000 ARM-powered Raspberry Pi computers went on sale at 6am GMT on Wednesday - and sold out within minutes.
Kinect gets white makeover for latest Xbox bundle
Microsoft revisited the notion of Wii-colour consoles this week after it announced a white Xbox Kinect bundle is coming to the UK this spring.
Microsoft drops 'risky' Windows 8 preview on World
Microsoft has released to the World near-final code for Windows 8 - its riskiest bet yet.
VMware mashes up Hadoop with Spring
VMware has taken its Spring Java application framework and integrated it with the open source Apache Hadoop distribution to create a mashup that it's calling – somewhat unimaginatively – Spring Hadoop.
Inside Eric Schmidt's brain: Holodecks, robo-cars and jail bandwidth
MWC 2012Telephony standards supremos at the GSMA love the phrase "connecting the unconnected" – the notion of getting data and voice links out to the masses.
India splurges £100m on new mega internet snooping HQ
UpdatedIndia's clampdown on its netizens is set to continue after its government revealed it is setting up a National Cyber Co-ordination Centre to monitor all web traffic flowing through the country – in the name of national security.
Thai floods float Seagate to top of hard drive biz
Last year's severe flooding in Thailand may have been human and economic disaster, but if every cloud has a silver lining, that silver has slipped into the pockets of Seagate as it retook the top sales spot among hard drive businesses, unseating Western Digital.
Millions of China's tweeters 'silenced by real names decree'
Chinese micro-blogging phenomenon Sina Weibo has warned that new government rules mandating the use of real names on social networks could silence at least 40 per cent of the site's punters.
'Kill yourself now' - Torvalds throws openSUSE security tantrum
Linux creator Linus Torvalds has issued a rare public spanking for openSUSE after falling foul of its security procedures.
IBM peddles used servers, PCs in China
As the Ferengi rules of acquisition point out, anything worth selling once is worth selling at least twice and maybe three times. And thus, Big Blue is opening up a server and PC refurbishing center in Shenzhen, the first such facility in China and one aimed at the burgeoning second-hand equipment market in that country.
Aussie soldiers let rip on Facebook
Australia's armed forces still appear addicted to offensive social media activities, a new investigation has found.
Dotcom bail survives appeal, extradition hearing in August
Accused Megaupload copyright conspiracy leader Kim Dotcom (formerly Schmitz) has been released on bail following hearings yesterday in which the FBI tried to keep him behind bars.
Antimatter asymmetry: new results bring solution closer
Physicists are inching closer to explaining why we – and anything else made of matter – exist, with new results inching closer to an explanation of the universe's matter-antimatter asymmetry.
Oz deal site admits e-book piracy snafu
Dominant Australian group buying player Cudo has issued a mea culpa for its ill-fated decision to promote a Chinese e-book reader pre-loaded with 4000 pirated books.
Intel VC funds ultimate mobile device
Intel Capital has emerged as the first VC in the Valley to create a fund dedicated to accelerating technology in the automotive industry.
AMD snaps up server upstart SeaMicro
AMD's new CEO Rory Read was fired up about executing better in the server racket at the company's analyst day earlier this month and has wasted little time in stirring things up with the acquisition of low-power server start-up SeaMicro for $334m.


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Consequences of Pakistani Terrorism
Raids signal that India won't tolerate more attacks in Kashmir.
India's doctrine of "strategic restraint" toward Pakistan was tested again Wednesday, after the Indian Army responded to a Sept. 18 attack against an Indian base that killed 19 soldiers by conducting raids against terrorist facilities just inside Pakistan-controlled Kashmir. Islamabad has addressed the incidents with its usual mix of bluster and denial, but if it means to prevent an escalation of violence it needs to shut down the terrorist groups it continues to support.
That should start with Jaish-e-Mohammad (Army of Mohammed) and Lashkar-e-Taiba (Army of the Pure), two major jihadist groups that operate openly in Pakistan and are prime suspects in these attacks. Both groups are supported by its military despite being on United Nations lists of terrorist organizations. Last month the U.S. Defense Department blocked $300 million in reimbursements to Pakistan because of its continuing tolerance of the Haqqani Network that operates in Pakistan and Afghanistan.
The Pakistani government insists it had nothing to do with the attack on Uri, as well as with a similar attack in Pathankot in January that killed another seven Indian soldiers. Pakistan's military goes so far as to deny the raids took place and blamed India for an unprovoked artillery attack across the Line of Control that killed two Pakistani soldiers. Defense Minister Khawaja Muhammad Asif even accused India of staging the Uri attack and repeated past threats to use tactical nuclear weapons.
But as Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi noted in a speech on Sunday, so far this year the Indian Army has thwarted 17 attempts by terrorists to cross the border from Pakistan, killing 110 of them. These incursions often occur under the cover of Pakistani artillery fire. New Delhi also presented evidence Tuesday that the Uri attackers crossed the border from the Pakistani city of Muzaffarabad. Two guides who assisted the infiltrators have been detained.
Mr. Modi has consistently offered closer economic and diplomatic ties to Pakistan as long as it stops supporting terrorism. Pakistan's democratic government has also long been threatened by the very jihadist groups it helped unleash, particularly the Taliban. And Pakistan increasingly risks becoming a pariah state. Even China, Pakistan's "all-weather friend" as both countries put it, will have limited patience if Islamic extremism spreads into its Muslim-majority northwest.
Pakistan remains trapped by a national identity based on fomenting religious-based insurgencies in Kashmir. The country needs a new vision centered on improving the lives of its people, and there is no shortage of potentially willing hands, including Mr. Modi's, to help it move in that direction. What's needed is political courage in Islamabad, before the crisis in Kashmir escalates.


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I spotted this pretty box amongst Uncle's things and decided it would make a good sewing box.
It could replace the now-three-legged sewing box my great-aunt made for me, oh, maybe 50 years ago.
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The House passed legislation yesterday that could greatly expand private-property rights under the Endangered Species Act, the 1973 law that is credited with helping keep the bald eagle from extinction but that has also provoked bitter opposition.
By a vote of 229 to 193, lawmakers approved a revision of the act, perhaps the nation's most powerful environmental law. The law has led to battles over species such as the Northern spotted owl, the snail darter and the red-legged frog.
The rewrite faces an uncertain future in the Senate, where Sen. Lincoln D. Chafee (R-R.I.), head of the subcommittee that oversees the law, has expressed concerns about the House bill.
The bill would require the government to compensate property owners if measures to protect species thwart development plans. It would also give political appointees the power to make some scientific determinations and stop "critical habitat" designations, which limit development.
The changes were pushed through by House Resources Committee Chairman Richard W. Pombo (R). The California rancher contends that the current rules unduly burden landowners and lead to costly lawsuits while doing too little to save plants and animals.
Many Democrats and moderate Republicans said Pombo's bill would eliminate important protections for species and lead to large government handouts to property owners. A White House statement yesterday supported the bill. But it noted that payments to property owners could have a "significant" impact on the budget.
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Iran has been the prize all along. From the onset of 9/11 and our invading Afghanistan and Iraq the push has been to destabilize Iran through war or politics in order to allow the oil pipeline to run through Iran and forego the current need to ship oil around Africa.
Iran's interest and development of nuclear power is hardly the problem. Since 1985 the largest empirical interests france, germany the UK and the US and Israel have exploded over 2000 nuclear tests, and even now the US has begun updating their older nuclear ordinace in the face of the NPT.
At the same time...Iran is prohibited by sanction the same rights given the Ethno-centric empire to simply develope a consumer driven alernative enegry from this same science.
It's like telling them that they have no right to take part in the simple physics of Newton's theory.
The science is there...the knowledge is avaialable and yet it is being dictated to the Iranians that they, and they alone are not equally entitled to the same access to exisiting sciences that the western empire is entitled to.
Who could stand for that?
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would be a good picker upper.
The house and garden above are blended especially well.
some of these photos from. The French doors on the
back of this house are gorgeous as well as the tastefully
designed backyard with plants surrounding the yard.
These fun paper decorations and flags were
strung up for an outdoor birthday party.
very well manicured yard. It's a very relaxing
place to enjoy a cup of tea.
The house is covered in vines and this console
table looks so put together, it looks like it should
be on the inside of the house. Gorgeous mirror and
front of a home. However, if there's space for it, why not?
Looks like a great little space to lounge.
parties. Using tents like this to set up stations for drinks and
nibbles is an easy way to prepare for a garden party. I like
how the trim on the tent is green to match the surroundings.
It makes it easy on the eyes.
A traditional American porch with a flag.
tiny area for a yard. You can still make it
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real estate stalker. This is a fantastic deck of a home on a
hill with tons of greenery. I wish I had enough space for a
deck this big!
I love the pops of color in the furniture in this well laid
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designing outdoor space. I love fire pits and it's neat how
they put one to the side of the dining table.
For all of you who live in the city or have a small
space to plant your garden, here's a great book
for ideas and layouts.
I tend to be a visual person so many of the
books on design that I recommend have a
lot of beautiful photos and illustrations in them.
For all of you English Garden lovers, this one's
for you.
The gardens at Hidcote Manor became the first garden
to be taken into the care of the National Trust. The book
also tells of the garden's creation by American Lawrence
Johnston and how it became so important. Again gorgeous
Dream Gardens: 100 Inspirational Gardens
Perhaps you need a book on ideas for your own
garden. Here's a book that shows you 100 different
gardens of all types and sizes.
A book on 32 of the of the beautiful gardens
all over the world. Definitely worth browsing
through this one.
I don't have a green thumb or a place to plant
a garden at the moment since I live in a condo.
However, I've always been drawn to greenery.
There is something that is very soothing about
having plants and flowers around - it freshens
the air and refreshes the spirit. Some day, I know
I will have my own garden. In the meantime, I
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sturdy and very difficult to kill...you don't even
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In response to public demand, this popular family business's proprietor, Bobbi Rainey, spawned an idea to open the breakfast and lunch resource. "Our food is homemade from scratch," Travis Ellis said. "We hired Valerie Burns three weeks ago to manage the deli." A life-long resident of the area, Burns typifies expertise quickly evident in her fielding of questions, handling of food orders, and accommodating customers' needs. "If regular patrons are on brief lunch breaks," Burns said, "they can phone 541-826-3185 ahead; their orders will be waiting for them to eat here or take out..
The menu selection includes waffles, sausage or bacon sandwiches, breakfast burritos, or biscuits and gravy from 6 to 11 a.m. For lunch–ham, turkey, pastrami, tuna, or roast beef piled high on white, wheat, sourdough, rye or hoagie roll with a variety of condiments and cheeses that rivals the chain stores, and costs an affordable $3.75. For an additional dollar, Burns offers the choice of a generous side dish–coleslaw, potato, or macaroni salad. She also features a daily special. "Lunches are available until 3 p.m. We'll probably expand our menu and our hours as demand requires," said Ellis.
The grand opening date coincided with yet another Rainey's corner anniversary. "It's been four years since our farm and feed store opened," Ellis continued. "Chloe's also having a one-day Purina truckload sale to commemorate that."
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The Ruth flows off the south side of Denali and is the deepest glacier in the world (up to a mile thick). Some trip goals for us were Mt. Dickey, Barille, the Moose's Tooth, Gargoyle, extensive glacier touring, and crevasse exploration. We did have lots of success touring, but limited success with summit and route completion. Alaska was breaking record highs by 20+ degrees during trip with a big fat dome of high pressure sitting over Fairbanks. It made for blue skies, but it also made the snow and ice very dangerous to climb. All of the climbing that we were able to do was a night (about 6 hours sunless per day). Our group of three stayed as far away from the crevasses as we could. Im sure they were quite active. 30-100 surface sides were visible per day, with sometimes as many as 3 huge serac avalanches. The most amazing was a 200-300 thick serac that broke off and dropped almost 2,500 feet onto the west fork of the Ruth. We were about a mile away, having recently toured by the path of the fall. Im sure that the displaced snow and glacial material would have ended us if we were in its path.
We did lots of sitting around waiting for the weather to get cool down a bit. One highlight of sitting around the camp was that we got a chance to build one of the best multi-tiered, multi-room snow caves ever. All of the climbing groups that we met were mostly unsuccessful in their route attempts and retreating off the glacier for other activities. The alpine guides we met mentioned that many glaciers in North and South America where they work seem to have retreated up to a mile since the last guidebooks were written (about 10 years). Thoughts of global warming trends were frequently on my mind. Our base camp was 5,500 so all of the local peaks are relatively low, yet ultra-spectacular. Interestingly, the National Park service had installed a temporary microphone recording system near the Ruth Amphitheater landing area to analyze the noise from the sight-seeing/mountaineering airplane traffic. This might be because the cruise ship industry seems to be encouraging their passengers to flight-see and take glacier tours.
This place is awesome. Its massive, extraterrestrial, beautiful, and calming. I could not have asked for a more amazing experience.
Evening touring on the Ruth Glacier in Don Sheldon Amphitheater.
A view of the backside (west face) of Barille.
Shot of base camp area. Interestingly, the National Park service had installed a temporary microphone recording system near the Ruth Amphitheater landing area to analyze the noise from the sight-seeing/mountaineering airplane traffic. (Notice, on the left, the solar panels that powered the federal government microphones.)
Looking northeast down onto the Don Sheldon Amphitheater.
This photo was taken from the airstrip, looking west, toward the West Fork of the Ruth glacier. Roosters Comb is on the left side.
A view of Moose's Tooth. The Ham and Eggs route is located on the left side of the ridge. There was a climbing group camped at high camp in the top center of one of the snow slopes (looks like parallelogram high and left of center).
View of an ice flow off the southwest side of Moose's Tooth.
Looking up at the face of Dickey.
Ruth Glacier near glacier terminus.
Entrance to Talkeetna Cemetery where there are memorials for many climbers lost.
A memorial for climbers who died- by year and mountain area.
Staging area for Talkeetna Air Taxi. All bags must be weighed and marked for flight. There were many climbers waiting to get their climb started. Most Denali climbers we nervous and did not talk with other teams. However, everyone coming off the mountain was worn-out, sun-burned and very happy to share their tales.
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By Marc Eckō
One of the most provocative entrepreneurs our our time, Marc Eckō started Eckō Unltd. and built it into a billion-dollar fashion and media empire. Now Eckō steps out from behind the sheers to reveal a visionary formula for building an authentic brand engineered for success. Unlabel prescribes a brash message: Embrace pain, take risks, and at all costs, be yourself. You are a brand – it's down to you to create something compelling, authentic and lasting.


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Commenters stated that the proposed rule and justification provided in the NPRM would not meet the arbitrary and capricious standard applied to agency actions under the APA. A privacy advocacy group stated that factors regarding effectiveness, alternatives, and health risks were not considered and the term "anomaly" was not adequately explained.
Commenters also stated that the proposed regulatory language effectively failed to provide the public with adequate notice and denied the public the opportunity to provide meaningful comment because the rule is too broad and vague, and descriptive information on the program was omitted.
An individual commenter wrote that noncompliance with APA requirements indicated TSA acts as it chooses without accountability. Another individual commenter requested TSA to commit to complying with APA requirements in the future. A non-profit organization requested that TSA hold public hearings in the future before imposing new procedures and policies, but specified that the agency should retain the authority to declare emergency regulations and procedures without public hearings or a comment period. Further, an individual commenter suggested that TSA withdraw the proposedrule and issue an advance notice of proposed rulemaking to allow TSA to gather missing
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Are You Guilty of the Ostrich Syndrome When It Comes To Lead Paint?
May 18, 2011 in Investing In Real Estate, Lead Paint
Landlords and property managers; are you guilty of the "ostrich syndrome"? Don't be tempted to stick your head in the sand when it comes to the lead paint rules better known as the RRP (Renovation, Repair and Paint Rule) which are now in effect. If you are doing that, it can lead to serious consequences for your business.
Sure, most everyone has heard of these requirements, but are you following them in your business?
Here's the Short Version
If you own single family or multi-family dwellings that were built before 1978 there is most certainly lead paint. Before you start renovating that investment property you must either be a certified renovator or you must hire a certified renovator to do the work. Failing to comply with this requirement can cost you tens of thousands of dollars.
According to the EPA, non compliance can mean fines of up to $37,000 per day per violation from beginning of the renovation. Now that's a budget buster!
This new law not only applies to major renovations but also will apply to any work that is done in a structure built before 1978 that disturbs 6 square feet of interior paint (an area 2' by 3') or 20 square feet of exterior paint. This law also applies when replacing windows in your investment property.
Scary Stories
Below are a couple of links complete with "scary stories" about hefty fines that have been levied.
- Thinking about replacing some windows or siding? Check It Out.
- Have you provided your occupants with the lead paint brochure " Protect Your Family from Lead in Your Home? If the answer is no, you could be fined. Click Here
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Be sure your business is protected. In most states you can attend a one day seminar and become certified.
If you would like further information about dealing with lead paint in your investment property you can visit the EPA Site Here.


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Analytics overview
- The 4 types of analytics
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In this lesson two Japanese expressions, でしょう (deshou) and かもしれません (kamoshiremasen) will be introduced. They are both used to indicate that the speaker is making a judgement or guess about what may possibly happen.
However there are also differences between the two of them. Let's go through them one by one.
でしょう (deshou) is normally used to express the speaker's inference or guess from some information he or she has. The sentence patterns are as follow...
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For example, after looking at the dark sky, you think that it's going to rain. You can say this...
In fact, でしょう (deshou) is always used in the weather forecast in Japan. When you are listening to the Japanese news next time, take note of whether the Japanese weathercaster has used this Japanese expression.
1. The adverb たぶん (tabun), which means "probably", is used quite often with でしょう (deshou), just like in example 2 above.
2. Sometimes だろう (darou) is used instead of でしょう (deshou), especially for man. And だろう (darou) is also the plain-form of でしょう (deshou).
3. When you are reading the above examples, the intonation for でしょう (deshou) is going down. However, if the intonation is going up, it becomes a question to someone and you are seeking his or her agreement. For example...
かもしれません (kamoshiremasen) is also used to express the speaker's inference or guess about what may possibly happen, though he or she cannot be absolutely certain.
When the speaker says かもしれません (kamoshiremasen), he or she is also aware that the opposite could be true. The degree of certainty is much lower than that of でしょう (deshou) in this case.
Both Japanese expressions share the same sentence patterns. So following that of でしょう (deshou), the sentence patterns of かもしれません (kamoshiremasen) are...
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1. In example 6, if I were to say 大きい地震があるでしょうから (ookii jishin ga aru deshou kara), it will sound very weird. It's like I am predicting and are 90% sure that there will be a big earthquake happening and therefore I have to get the insurance.
Although we can't really predict whether an earthquake is going to happen, there is still a possibility that it may happen. However the possibility is very much lower (may be 1% or lower). In this case, かもしれません (kamoshiremasen) is more appropriate.
2. The adverb もしかしたら (moshikashitara), which means "perhaps", is used quite often with かもしれません (kamoshiremasen), just like in example 5 above.
3. かもしれない (kamoshirenai) is the plain-form of かもしれません (kamoshiremasen).
Although both Japanese expressions でしょう and かもしれません are guesses, the degrees of certainty are different. For でしょう, the speaker is more certain about the guess (80% to 90%). Whereas for かもしれません, the certainty is much lower. Maybe 50%, 20%, 10% or even 1%.
As such, the weathercaster in Japanese news will only use でしょう when forecasting weather. If the weathercaster uses かもしれません, no one will believe the forecast.
でしょう cannot be used when predicting the speaker's volitional action. かもしれません, on the other hand can be used when referring to the speaker's own action or action of other people. For example...
でしょう is often used for prediction of future event.
In summary, depending on the situation that you are in, learn to use these two Japanese expressions でしょう and かもしれません correctly.
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Earlier this year, we conducted a survey of alumni who graduated from the Adult Degree Program (ADP) in the past five years, to find out what their employment experience has been since completing their degrees.We also checked on the retention and graduation rates for Adult Degree Program students. The results are in, and we're pleased to report that Linfield ADP students demonstrate high graduation and employment rates.
These leading indicators of success by Linfield ADP graduates are important measures of accountability for the public.
This month we examine graduation rates and next month we'll report on employment outcomes.
We looked at our retention rates because they are a predictor of graduation. The first year when an adult student returns to college is a crucial time for meeting key academic milestones that provide students with momentum toward degree completion. We examined retention rates of our students in the 2011-2012 academic year that completed the orientation in their degree program (the Entry Colloquium or the online RN to BSN Orientation). A striking 85% enrolled again at Linfield for the following year. This impressive figure is another key indicator that shows the Adult Degree Program students are demonstrating success in all of our accredited online bachelor's degree programs.
To discover the graduation rates, we examined the data on students who started at Linfield in the ADP as transfer students (with any number of credits) and finished their degrees in the same academic year of 2011-2012. More than half (54%) graduated in 2 calendar years or fewer, and a whopping 72% graduated in 3 calendar years or fewer.
Taking another approach, we examined the graduation rates of ADP students who enrolled in the orientation class in their field of study during the same year.
Graduation rates — of students who enrolled in the Entry Colloquium or NURS 309 in:
- 2006-07, 60% graduated within 4 years; 67% within 6 years
- 2007-08, 65% graduated within 4 years;
- 2008-09, 61% graduated within 4 years.
Considering that the vast majority of the Adult Degree Program students are attending college at a distance, part time, while working fulltime and managing family responsibilities along with classes, Linfield's ADP graduation rates are remarkable.
This blog post coincides with the end of a semester when many Adult Degree Program students are graduating. Some of our new graduates are starting new jobs, thanks to their recently acquired knowledge and achieving their bachelor's degree. We received this note from James Miller, who is graduating with a bachelor's degree in accounting:
"I just want to let you know that I was recently hired as a staff accountant at a local firm here in my home town of Walla Walla, WA. This would not have been remotely possible without this program that I will finish up in December!"
Congratulations to all of the Linfield College graduates who have achieved your degrees through the online Adult Degree Program! You make us proud!


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I loved how she and Harry accepted 5 year-old Emily and I into their hearts when I met and later married their son, Vince. Emily immediately became a beloved granddaughter; something she cherishes to this day.
I loved Helen's creativity – She was always making something from doll clothes, to rag rugs, to stuffed animals, to small paintings of things she enjoyed.
I loved her joyfulness – She always had a ready laugh.
I loved her mischievousness (especially when paired with husband, Harry!) – Ask the kids how many ways they unwrapped their Christmas money over the years!
I loved her resourcefulness – Once they were stranded for a week during an ice storm without electricity. (Click on ice storm for that story!) Harry had to return to his non-motorized wheelchair which was a true hardship on the couple in their 80's. I wanted to find a way to rescue them and find a place for them to stay for a few days but they took it all in stride. They spent their days playing cards next to the fireplace, covered in blankets for extra warmth, as the temperature inside their house plummeted into the 40's. They ate dinner every night that week cooked in a coffee can she placed in the coals of the fire!
I loved her fun loving take on life. – When they took Brittany for her hospital visit once, the giant stuffed lion had to come along! It got its own wheelchair ride; following Brittany up to the children's ward!
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When I lost my own mother, she stepped in to help fill in a little of the void left in my life.
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We are a rock and roll band with years of experience
The Gunshow is a hardrockband from "Groningen".
The band is inspired by bands like: AC/DC, Whitesnake and Airbourne'.
The Gunshow presents their own work. Inspired by and based on: life, love, people and everything connected to rock and roll.
The gunshow is an Dutch rockband formed in 2009 by Jasper, Bastiaan and Ronald Termaten. Lars hofman joined the band later on in 2014. This setup gives The Gunshow the fire of rock and roll.
Get ready for The Gunshow!


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The first place that Lawrence Bender saw was the Bronx in New York City. Being born in such a rich cultural environment must have given him an extra dose of creativity, judging from his future endeavors. As he grew up in New Jersey, his parents, both of them educators, instilled in him a good work ethic and the desire to reach for excellence.
Lawrence's grandfather was a civil engineer and he knew that he could have a lucrative career following in his granddad's footsteps. He made the decision to do just that in high school and went on to graduate from the University of Maine with a degree in civil engineering in 1979. The direction of his life soon took a turn toward the entertainment industry, first as a ballet dancer then, after an injury, as an actor.
As time went by, Lawrence Bender became interested in being a producer of television fare as well as feature films. Several of the movies that he produced have been nominated for Academy Awards. Good Will Hunting, Inglourious Basterds, and Pulp Fiction are included in that group. An Inconvenient Truth, a documentary featuring former vice president Al Gore raising awareness about climate change, won the Academy Award for the Best Documentary Feature. My favorite movie produced by Lawrence Bender is Good Will Hunting. I am amazed by the way the therapist, played by Robin Williams, is able to help Matt Damon's character, the young genius, work through his issues while dealing with the immeasurable pain of his own.
Lawrence Bender is active in political and social matters, fighting for causes that he believes in. One of the ways he helps is by fundraising. Because of his dedication, he has received the Torch of Liberty Award from the ACLU. He is on the board of The Creative Coalition as well as the Advisory Board for the ACLU Institute of the Environment and Sustainability.


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Norwalk, Conn.-based EMCOR Group, Inc. recently announced it has been named the No. 1 World's Most Admired Company in the Engineering and Construction Industry by Fortune magazine for 2010. This is the third consecutive year EMCOR has received this recognition.
Fortune's Most Admired list is the definitive report card on corporate reputations. The annual ranking was compiled for 2010 starting with approximately 1,400 companies and was completed after sorting and surveying 663 companies in 57 industries from 32 countries. The Hay Group, Fortune's survey partner, asked 4,100 executives, directors, and securities analysts to rate companies in their industry on nine criteria, from investment value to social responsibility. This year a company's score must rank in the top half of its industry survey to appear in the March 21, 2011, edition of Fortune.
EMCOR received a strong overall score for 2010, ranking it No. 1 in the Engineering and Construction industry, compiled from survey scores based on key attributes, including innovation, people management, use of corporate assets, social responsibility, quality of management, long-term investment, and quality of service.


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When eBay offered 100 free listings to entice me back, I put 30 pieces of art up for auction and decided to test the eBay waters, so to speak, with 50 buy-now listings for button products. It is not the best venue for low-end items, what little profit there is consumed by fees, but I'm thinking eBay is good place to sell off those "leftover" buttons made for local venues.
I sorted out the trays of 1.25″ magnets yesterday, tossing out the worst and packaging the rest up as (mostly) sets of 8… decided to sell them as "used" since they were transported repeatedly and displayed at outdoor venues in open trays. Some look new, fresh off the button press, but too many have minor scuffs on the shiny mylar surface to call them new. I created a few sets the same so one listing could have a quantity of 2 or 3. I'm still debating if they should go up for 7 day auction, with opening bids of 99 cents, or if I should just post them as 30 day buy-now items.
I photographed each set with the camera on my cell phone before packaging, then emailed the photos to myself… it's faster and easier than trying to upload via a cord to this computer.
Want a sneak peek before the listings go up?
One of the photos shows how they are packaged… thinking ahead for mailing since the USPS has rules for magnets. They must not be able to move a compass needle… so they're packaged back to back on a strip of paper (to keep them lined up) inside 2″ wide cello bags, then they will be wrapped in bubble wrap and cardstock to further insulate the magnetization before tucking inside padded mailers.
I've always had better luck selling on eBay than anywhere else, even had a little eBay store years ago, and still occasionally sell off a few things… mostly some tools and odd junk. When you consider that I've sold over 3,000 items on eBay (a lot of repeat customers when I sold jewelry making supplies, so my feedback score is only 2,000 something) as compared to less than 50 on Etsy, it sounds like an easy decisions… eBay should be my main selling venue.
So, test the waters… will my buttons sell on eBay?
For the curious, here's a link to my eBay profile page: http://www.ebay.com/usr/mice4mars
Thanks for reading!


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See-through glass shower walls are great for catching up on the morning news while you get ready for your day. Install your wall-mount TV where you can see it from the shower, tub, or vanity.
A built-in cabinet for the TV puts it in the wall and out of the way for a clean, finished look. The clean look is suited to the modern bath to keep counters from looking cluttered.
A TV doesn't need to be the focal point of the bath. Mount it high in the corner so you can see it, but it doesn't distract from the beauty of the bath.
Putting the TV on a shelf leaves you open to change. Move it where you want without removing a mounting unit from the wall.
An open cabinet for the TV is available in your bath cabinetry just like it is in the living room. Design your space to accommodate the TV storage you like.
Get the right viewing angle by using an adjustable mounting bracket. See the TV from wherever you are.
Maximize an empty corner by mounting a TV bracket that pulls out and swivels. You'll be able to see the TV from anywhere in the bath.
Use a TV cabinet with doors that tuck away while you're watching and hide the TV while you're not.
Put the TV near the vanity to keep an eye on your favorite shows while you get ready for the day.
Forget about fine art. Situate a flat panel TV in an alcove between two closets in the bath.
A TV/DVD combination unit mounted near the tub makes for a fabulous way to wrap up a long day. Pop in your favorite movie while you relax in a steamy bath.
Use an otherwise overlooked space for holding the TV. Shelving on both sides of the corner cabinet makes great storage for towels and bath products -- and a TV.
Forget the bath bubbles that used to take you away from the daily grind. Your new mode of relaxation is watching your favorite primetime shows as you soak.
Strategic planning will ensure you can spot your TV from wherever you choose in the bath -- even in the mirror.
A single cabinet tailored for your TV and mounted directly into the wall is a great way to incorporate media into the room without an invasion of space.
Now you see it, now you don't. Watch your favorite show while you brush your teeth, then turn the TV off and see your reflection in the mirror with a mirror TV.
Create a cozy viewing spot in the bath by hanging a TV above a tub in an alcove.
Get the comfort of a TV in your bath without sacrificing a traditional design. Put the TV in a cabinet with a door to hide it when you're not watching.
Wall shelves that hold towels and other bath products are great places to put a small TV. Here, it is high at the foot of the tub and easy to see from anywhere in the bath.
Televisions, steam showers, towel warmers, multiple showerheads, fireplaces, even beverage centers... a well-designed bathroom can accommodate any luxury.


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Location: Tabernacle
Date: Saturday - 10/25
Support: The Dirtbombs
It can't get any better when you walk in to a venuw hearing a band with talent. The Dirtbombs delivered a performance that aimed to satisfy and chill their listeners. One of the highlights of the entire night was their exit. After their last song, the drummer would keep playing as everyone packed up. Slowly, one piece of the drum set would go until there was nothing left for the drummer to do but stop playing- flippin' cool!
After impatiently waiting for sound checks, TVOTR graced out presence with nothing but coolness. The energy of jumping to the beat would relax and heighten throughout the show. People watching was also a plus (or minus) when you're taking a breather. Between the mosh pit hippies and the nutty show goers that towered over me, it was entertaining. Playing crowd pleasers like "Wolf Like Me" and "A Method" (which was badass!!), "Staring at the Sun" was their closer at the encore, which brought everyone to jumping like a bunch of kids on pixie sticks.


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Cascadilla Gorge Trail CLOSED due to hazardous conditions
September 18, 2009 - Emergency repairs will be commencing this week to replace damaged and hazardous infrastructure above the Cascadilla Gorge Trail. The public is reminded that the trail remains closed between Linn Street and College Avenue due to extreme safety hazards from ongoing construction work, overhead rock and debris, and unsafe trail conditions. We urge you to stay out of the gorge until the trail is reopened. Please don't jeopardize your own safety or the safety of others.
August 24, 2009- Please take notice that the Cascadilla Gorge Trail from Linn Street downtown to College Avenue is temporarily closed, effective immediately. The Cascadilla Gorge pathways and railings have been severely damaged from the forces of nature, and are presently unsafe. That section of the gorge trail will remain closed and extremely hazardous until repairs can be made.


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Looking for a good way to fund your trip abroad? Planning a trip, but a bit short on cash? Look no further! It's a perfect opportunity for you to travel to a magical place. Israeli society is open, warm, tolerant – and loves guests! Live, Work and Travel in ISRAEL! In an effort to pull both cultures together, get to know each other and meet new friends around the world, Israel had recently initiated the Working Holiday Program, a bilateral agreement between Israel and countries from around the world, granting you the opportunity to combine a relaxing vacation, explore an exciting new culture and lifestyle – with the option to work during your trip. So many places to go: Non-stop Tel-Aviv, Holy Jerusalem and Nazareth, Ancient Acre - Just choose!
How to apply?
Simple: Fill out these forms* and send them to your relevant Israeli embassy, using mail or E-Mail. You can search the web for the contact information. *Before registration, please review the Terms and Conditions.
Your request will be examined by your local embassy, and if all goes well you will be invited to receive your visa! Note that you must attend the Israeli consulate at the set date carrying your passport, and we will generate for you the Israeli B1 General Visa, allowing you to freely travel and work in Israel. Upon request, we can grant you a multiple visa, allowing you to re-enter Israel as you please.
- Copy of passport.
- Police certificate of integrity, or police clearance.
- Proof of medical insurance valid for the entire stay.
- Relevant proper health certificates from a renown medical firm.
- An application form for the work-travel visa to Israel.
- Recites or approval for all fees (Hyperlink).
For questions and further information, feel free to enter your local Israeli embassy website , you can use this list of Israeli embassies , or send a detailed mail, including your name and phone number, to our E-Mail address. For more information regarding immigration services in Israel, you are welcome to enter the Israeli Immigration Services Website .
See you in Israel!
Terms and Conditions:Participants must be 18-30 to take part in the program, escorts under that age are not allowed. Period of stay must not exceed 12 months. Passport must be valid for at least 18 months since departure. Every participant must purchase a return flight ticket. Program allowed once per person. Participant must carry abroad a reasonable amount that can sustain him during your stay in Israel.


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1500 websites, apps, and web 2.0 tools just for teachers
Yes. It is a bit of overkill. Seriously. Who would ever need 1500 websites, apps, and web 2.0 tools? Or have time, for that matter.
But our SOE guy said numbers in blog titles increase site traffic so today . . . you get 1500 websites, apps, and web 2.0 tools. 1500. My site traffic will be through the roof today.
If nothing else, the lists below are testimony to the fact that there is always something out there, that we can always be learning more about how we can do our jobs better. But take this post in chunks. Bite off a little bit at a time. Come back to it next week. Share it with friends. Find a helpful tool once a week for . . . well, 1500 weeks. Enjoy!
1000 Education Apps Organized by Subject and Price
We'll start with the biggie. You'll find just a taste here with a link to a huge Google Doc. Huge.
The 100 Best Web 2.0 Classroom Tools Chosen by You
Narrowed down from 900 teacher submissions, these are the best tools used by actual teachers.
The 200 Best Special Ed Apps
Eric Sailers has been working on this list since before the iPad came out. I'm talking the iPad 1. So you know it's got some stuff.
The 100 Top Tools of 2011
What is a "learning tool"? Any tool you use to create or deliver learning content/solutions for others or that you use for your own personal learning.
Top 100 Sites of 2011
Tech & Learning's version of the best sites.
Psst . . . it's not really 1500.
You're gonna find a lot of overlap between the different lists. But trust me, you'll still need to set aside some time here. And don't be afraid to share your own favorites in the comments.


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Wade, Steven
Steve Wade
Dean's Executive Professor of Finance
Before joining Santa Clara University in 1994, Professor Wade was Chief Financial Officer of Micronics Computers (a computer systems supplier) and Finnigan Corporation (a manufacturer of scientific instruments), and served as Treasurer and Corporate Controller of Verbatim Corporation (which developed and manufactured data storage systems). In 1991, Wade was the CFO for Micronics during their initial public offering.
Professor Wade is a Certified Public Accountant and a Chartered Accountant in Canada. His undergraduate degree is in Economics from SUNY Albany and he has an M.B.A. from the University of Western Ontario. He serves as advisor to various technology companies and is a member of the Board of Directors of Catholic Charities of San Jose.
Professor Wade is the recipient of the 2003 National Catholic Charities Volunteer of the Year, two Business School Extraordinary Awards, and the 2003 Brutacoa award for teaching innovation. When he is not teaching or engaging in his charitable activities, Wade enjoys traveling and relaxing on his farm in upstate New York.


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Odoo Licensing Model
About Odoo and OpenSource Licensing
Although Odoo is an open source product and are committed to keeping this position, there are certain licences involved. The licensing model has changed from Odoo V8 to Odoo V9 in that V8 Odoo used the AGPL licence and V9 uses the LGPL licence. Additionally, V9 now has two versions - a "Community" version and an "Enterprise" version. Although the enterprise version is firmly based on the community version, it has many useful features (such as bank integration and VOIP) which the community version does not.
At WilldooIT we believe Odoo has an excellent balance between the flexibility afforded by open source software whilst ensuring there is a reliable revenue stream for the ongoing software development required to progress the product. Odoo S.A.'s focus is firmly on product and documentation development and servicing customers with "out-of-the-box" requirements (SaaS), leaving partners (such as WilldooIT) to focus on the needs of customers who have special requirements or who would prefer to work with a local partner.
Odoo S.A. continues to release solid, exciting and feature-rich versions of Odoo to the marketplace, and we fully support Odoo S.A. and the community in this effort.
Odoo Enterprise Licence
Odoo is open source software with professional support and warranty as with commercial software, giving you peace of mind. WilldooIT provides comprehensive, on-going system support for base Odoo and any custom written modules.
Additionally, by purchasing a yearly Odoo Enterprise licence, your software is backed by a full publisher's warranty, including version updates. As in any mission critical project, it is essential to secure the appropriate services for support, bug fixing and migration services, in order to successfully implement Odoo. The Enterprise License covers you from the beginning of your project through to future migrations.
The Odoo Enterprise licence is available for a fixed annual subscription fee based on the number of users. The Warranty covers maintenance services and migration services and WilldooIT will be able to escalate any bugs to Odoo when necessary. Odoo will fix these bugs at no extra charge.
When your company decides to migrate from your current version to a future version of Odoo, we will be able to enable the migration of the certified Odoo modules. As an optional service, you can have all custom development of your Odoo installation certified by Odoo. The benefit of this certification is that the bug fixing and migration services will then apply to your complete installation, and not only the standard Odoo product.
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"Error while processing: Unable to create directory".
every time trying to process an evb-file. Both with command line and via the GUI.
Using EVB version 7.70 on Windows 10
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Summary of Marco Crane & Rigging – Decision after reconsideration
The employer was cited for a serious violation of section 4999(h)(1) [holding the load] because the employer's crane operator suspended a load for a considerable time without the application of a drum holding mechanism. Although held static for only a few seconds by the crane operator, the load slipped, causing injury to iron workers who were using the load to construct a tower crane. The board rejected the employer's argument that section 4999(h)(1) was so vague as to be unenforceable because the regulation provided employers fair warning of the conduct required to avoid a violation. Additionally, in interpreting the language of the regulation, it was found that section 4999(h)(1) would apply based not on the actual time of suspension, but on whether a crane operator could have reasonably anticipated, under the circumstances, that the load would be held for a "considerable time". However, in reversing the ALJ and setting aside the citation, the board held that the employer was not in violation of section 4999(h)(1) because the facts established that the crane operator could not have reasonably anticipated, under the circumstances, that the load would be suspended for a "considerable time".
Marco Crane & Rigging, 01-3329 (Word)
Marco Crane & Rigging, 01-3329 (Adobe Acrobat)
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Will enhance the physical abilities required to perform Spec Ops mission-related physical tasks, promote long-term cardiovascular health and physical fitness, prevent injuries, accelerate return to duty, and maintain physical readiness under deployed or embarked environments. Includes an overview of physical fitness and addresses: SEAL mission-related physical activities, cardiorespiratory conditioning, running, swimming, strength training, flexibility, calisthenics, load-bearing, training for specific environments, training and sports related injuries, harmful substances that affect training, etc. Illustrated.Although the most accurate test is conducted on a treadmill, a bicycle will give a good estimate. ... Instructions. This test is an incremental submaximal test with four stages; each stage lasts two minutes. If desired, you can continue to increase anbsp;...
|Navy Seal Physical Fitness Guide
|Patricia A. Deuster
|DIANE Publishing - 1997-08-01
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Suland Slimline 200W LED Floodlight
The Suland Slimeline LED Floodlight range is a high quality, water-proof (IP65 rated) flood light, ideal for:
- Commercial and residential car parks
- Outdoor security lights
- Under canopy areas and loading bays
- Ultra Slim & Sleek designed body, classic and stylish look, up to 55mm in depth
- Replaces conventional MV and MH light and saving up to 70% energy consumption
- Philips SMD 3030 LED used for higher lumen efficiency and longer lifetime
- Integrated reflector and heatsink design to increase the efficiency of heat dissipation
- Large size PCB and professional optical design for better light distribution and efficiency
- Innovative G-buckle design for fixing glass lens giving elegant appearance, no screws required
- High transparency tempered glass lens used to achieve more than 93% light transmittance
Delivery Information
JD Lighting offers FREE standard shipping for most online orders over $99* within Australia.
- Exclusions apply to WA, SA, NT & Tasmania. For these excluded areas, actual shipping charges will be calculated at checkout.
For more information about our Shipping Policy, please click here.
Returns Information
If you are not entirely satisfied with your online order, you may send it back to us for a refund or exchange within 30 days of purchase.
Our 3 simple rules of returns are:
- Item(s) must be returned within 30 days period with proof of purchase.
- Item(s) must be uninstalled and unused with the original tags still attached.
- Item(s) must be in the original packaging which must be in original salable condition.
Please note the following:
- We are unable to refund the initial shipping cost of your order. If the goods were shipped for free the actual amount would be deducted from the refund.
- Any cost associated with returning the goods would be at the consumers' expense.
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League Against Cruel Sports
Official T-shirts
The League Against Cruel Sports is a registered charity that was established in 1924 and campaigns to end cruelty to animals in the name of sport.
We campaign for better legislative protection and investigate cases of cruel sports in order to make a difference for animals in the UK and around the world.
All our t-shirts are printed in the UK on premium quality 100% organic cotton made in an ethically accredited wind-powered factory.


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"The future of our tribal nations and communities will depend on the ability of our Native youth to prepare themselves for leadership positions," said San Manuel Chairperson Carla Rodriguez.
Albuquerque, New Mexico (PRWEB) January 16, 2013
The San Manuel Band of Mission Indians of Highland, California has agreed to be the Lead Sponsor of Futures for Children's Youth Leadership Summits 2013. This is the fourth year that San Manuel has supported the Summits and we are very grateful. The youth leadership summits will take place in spring 2013.
"The future of our tribal nations and communities will depend on the ability of our Native youth to prepare themselves for leadership positions," said San Manuel Chairperson Carla Rodriguez. "The Youth Leadership Summits program is a significant step in that direction for these outstanding young people. I applaud them for making this commitment to our collective future."
Each year, Futures for Children's Youth Leadership Program culminates with life-changing summits at the elementary, junior high and high school levels. At the Youth Leadership Summits, American Indian youth receive intensive training in leadership, communication, and team building skills that includes the challenging, yet confidence building, high and low ropes courses. Students also get an opportunity to work with children from different tribes which fosters inter-tribal friendships. Most importantly, the students present their year-long community projects and share how their respective communities benefited from their service. High school students also experience college campus life to prepare for college and participate in a community service project. We expect 180 students to attend ranging from ages 11 thru 18 years of age. Elementary school students will experience 3 memorable days, four days for junior high school youth, and five full days for high school students.
We thank San Manuel Band of Mission Indians for making this invaluable experience possible for American Indian youth once again.
The Futures for Children mission is to improve the educational experience to empower American Indians through leadership training and mentorship. The Youth Leadership Program is part of Futures for Children's three-pronged approach to self-sufficiency in Hopi, Navajo, Pueblo and Mescalero Apache communities in Arizona and New Mexico as well as the Cheyenne-Arapaho Tribes of Oklahoma. Futures for Children's two other programs include Mentorship/Friendship and Families in Action. Futures for Children's founder Dr. Richard P. Saunders' vision lives on today – "to build communities empowered by self-reliance."
If you wish to contribute to the Futures for Children Youth Leadership Program for American Indian children, please contact Inky Kim, Vice President of Development, at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Inky Kim at firstname.lastname@example.com
Futures for Children
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Feature Twirler Scholarship
The Orange Girl is an honored Syracuse University tradition dating back to the late 1940s. The featured baton twirler–part of the Syracuse University's "Pride of the Orange" Marching Band (SUMB)–is part of every energizing performance, whether the band is playing on the Quad, in the Carrier Dome during a half-time show, or at any one of dozens of other events.
In order to ensure the continuation of this special tradition and attract talented performers, lifelong Orange supporters John H. '59 (ESF) and Janet K. (Smith) Dean '61 (VPA) have committed a $25,000 lead gift to establish the Janet Kay Smith Feature Twirler Scholarship. From 1957 to 1961, when the SUMB was known across the country as "100 Men and a Girl," Smith was the "Girl," the band's featured twirler.
To fully endow the scholarship, a minimum of $50,000 must be reached. You can help the Deans by making a gift to support the scholarship or by contacting the Office of Advancement in the College of Visual and Performing Arts at 315.443.7095 or email@example.com.
Janet (Smith) Dean was the Syracuse University Marching Band's featured twirler from 1957 to 1961. Learn more of her story at changealife.syr.edu.


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The mission of the St. Paul PTO is to build a sense of community between parents, children, teachers and staff by sponsoring family activities and supporting targeted needs.
It's Terri Lynn nut and candy time again and we are taking orders! You can place an order with any St. Paul Catholic School student or by turning in your order with payment to the school office by September 11, 2017. Orders will be available for pick up in mid-October. Questions may be directed to the school office at 765-662-2883.
Terri Lynn Nuts & Candy Order Form
The St. Paul PTO organizes a variety of events and activities throughout the year for school families. Below is a listing of just some of the activities during the past year.
The 2017-2018 PTO officers are:
President: Happi Stoffel
Vice President: Carrie McGee
Secretary: Amy Ndow
Treasurer: Amanda McKinney
Project Manager: Sarah Summersett
Safe & Sacred
Every adult (18+ years of age) who works with minors at St. Paul Catholic Parish & School, even one time, must complete an online safe conduct training organized by our Diocese. Please click the link below to create a login and begin responsibly interacting with our young people.
Safe & Sacred Training Program