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According to our records, this business is located at Mile 99 George Parks Hwy 3 in Talkeetna (in Matanuska-Susitna County), Alaska 99676, the location GPS coordinates are: 62.1925133 (latitude), -150.2130047 (longitude). Talkeetna/Denali Visitor Center is categorized under Travel Agencies (SIC code 4724). Known organization owner is Geri Denklewalter. Current estimates show that the unit has a sales volume of $781,000 and staff of approximately 11 people. You can contact the company by phone at (907) 733-2688; the following fax number is also provided: (907) 733-1701.
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Around Mr Mandela were gathered some of the heroes of the struggle; Joe Slovo, Alfred Nzo, the doomed Chris Hani. At his side, holding his hand, was Winnie, by this time an international celebrity in her own right. Despite having made an infamous speech supporting the "necklacing" of political opponents (placing petrol-filled tyres around their necks and burning them alive), she was venerated in the West as "the Mother of the Nation".
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Intermixed. On Mon, 27 Dec 2004 19:06:49 +0530, firstname.lastname@example.com <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote: > > Hello, > I want to know whether Digester.parse is Thread safe ?? It is not. You need to use a separate Digester instance for each thread. > I'm initialising Digester object in "init" method of Servlet using > following code: > ******************** > URL rulesURL = Loader.getResource("rules.xml"); > digester = DigesterLoader.createDigester(rulesURL); > ******************* This will not have any problems, because the container guarantees that the init() method must complete (on a single thread) before any requests are accepted. > > Now i'm using this digester method in various methods using following > code: > ********************* > output = (CancelOrderOutput)digester.parse(new StringReader(response)); > ********************* If you are trying to share a single digester instance here, it's going to have problems. > > But when simulataneously access this web application, we get following > error: > [org.xml.sax.SAXException: FWK005 parse may not be called while parsing.] > > This problem is resolved, if i create local Digester object within the > method instead of using static Digester object (and initialising it in > init). > I think the same problem can be resolved by using synchronize. You can solve the problem by synchronizing, but this will affect the response time of your application -- essentially, you'll be configuring things so that only one request at a time can do any parsing. If you have lots of simultaneous requests, that will induce delays. Having a Digester instance per request solves that problem (but has the corresponding downside that lots of simultaneous requests will greedily consume your CPU time). Which one is better depends on your request processing volume versus how much CPU time you have available. > > I want to know what's the correct method of creating and using Digester. > Besides the "synchronize" approach (one parse at a time) and the "instance per request" approach (unlimited simultaneous parsing allowed), a compromise might be to set up an object pool of, say, four Digester instances. Then, in your request processing code, you'd check a Digester instance out of the pool, use it, then put it back again (pretty much like how we use JDBC data sources). Commons Pool (http://jakarta.apache.org/commons/pool) is a useful implementation if you want to set up something like this. > > Regards, > Harish Pandia > Craig McClanahan --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com For additional commands, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
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"Car Park in excellent position next to Terminal 3. Could not find car on arrival back as there are only level Nos. and no Bay Nos. We parked on level 2, but this is split at each side of a road. To get across the road you have to get lift to level 3 from level 2 and then walk across the road and get a lift down to level 2. Extremely confusing at 2.00am in the morning.
Rating for position 5 For ease of finding car 1"
"Very happy with the facilities and ideal location for the Terminal. Thanks"November 27, 2007
"Everything went very well, no problems at all.
Thank you."
"Extremely easy. Only problem was lifts not working"November 11, 2007
"Very convenient, liked not having to hand my car keys to an unknown entity. Booked for 8 days, acceptable price split between 2 couples. If holidaying for 14 nights the parking would have been far more expensive than booking a taxi to and from the airport."November 10, 2007
"Excellent service"November 6, 2007
"The parking was so easy to find and convenient to the terminal - just a short walk. The only thing I would advise is 'make sure you take a good look at the position of your car for when you get back from your trip - the spaces are NOT numbered'."November 5, 2007
"Good value, very convenient, easy to use."November 1, 2007
"The car park was very easy to find and very handy for the airport. We just walked out of the airport and to our car, without waiting for a taxi or a bus. It was easy to book on the internet. As long as you remember your password to exit the car park it is very easy."October 31, 2007
"Being connected to T3 there is no wait for transport and the journey is entirely undercover. Paying in advance represents a substantial saving (the door price is £26 per day) although it was more expensive than the outdoor car parks. Parking areas are well lit and signposted. No problems on exit - our reference code was accepted by the person behind the "Help" button. Overall a good experience."October 29, 2007
"The multi storey was easy to find and easy to use. I was glad to see lots of security cameras around and the exits and lifts were well sign posted. There were quite a few spaces despite the busy half term period and the spaces themselves were wide.
On exiting the car park it was easy to find the motorways. One tiny criticism was the intercom on the barrier. The sound quality wasn't that great.But it was the most stress free experience yet of parking at an airport.
Thank you!
Mrs Tully-Fewtrell"
"Excellent Service ! straight on to carpark, unloaded car and crossed road into departures ,same on return .
will deinitley use next time !"
"I like to park right at the airport, it feels like I have control. Do not like the idea of leaving my car/keys with other providers. Do not want to rely on shuttle service which may be unreliable (don't know, just worry). In the past I have paid huge amounts because I didn't pre-book. Only issue was having to go high because I couldn't tell if there were spaces without driving all around each level. Walking down I found that there were lots, but you can't fix that really. Otherwise easy-peasy. Will use it again because I need to go to IoM a lot just now. Had a good journey."October 25, 2007
Having recently used the T1 multi storey parking for the first time at Manchester Airport I was very suprised at how easy it was to use folling the instructions given at booking.
There were many spaces available to use and the car was safe and where we had left it....it gave us peace of mind to use this service again.
The only downside was on our return...finding the correct level to get off at in the lifts!"
"having used terminal one short stay car parking, which was booked online, i can only state that it will be used again & frequently. if i had any less positive feedback, it would be that it took sometime for the 'Help Operator' to answer & lift the barrier upon my departure from the airport. Excellent value for money. sorry to tell 'Premier Parking' they have lost a customer......."October 24, 2007
"The carpark was easy to get to and great when arriving back. But more sighns showing which level is the departures etc would be helpful as we went up onto the 4th floor when there were lots of spaces on the 3rd. But that is very minor. The extra cost was well worth it."October 24, 2007
"Car park was really handy if a bit tight to negotiate. We found it easily but had a bit of trouble finding our way out and on to the motorway."October 23, 2007
"Very happy with car park, ease of parking and exiting. Unfortunately I booked wrong terminal to park my car, got mixed up with my next trip. Will check my ticket next time before booking!!!!"October 23, 2007
"As I was travelling alone I decided to book onto the airport carpark for my weekend away. I had no regrets. The directions were easy to follow, and instructions also were easy. Cost - was comnparative with other companies where you had to bus in so for convenience it was much better. I felt the car was secure an dwould definitely look to book again to park at the airport.
I just wish the Englsih airport security could get their act together to provide the same level of service.
many thank"
"I thought the parking facilities were exellent. The only point I would make, and this was partly my fault, was that the parking spaces are in the "short stay" multi story car park. As I hadnt read the directions properly and there wernt any signs for your company I, wrongly, thought that this couldnt be were I was supposed to park as I was going away for a week. I had to ask a member of staff to confirm if I was in the right place. As I say this was an error on my part but perhaps having some signs up at the entrance may avoid this problem in the future. No problems after that though. When I returned My car was as I had left it and secure."October 20, 2007
"Good access but directions could be better and a bit on the costly side."October 18, 2007
"Nice and easy to use - efficient and quick on departure. I'd use it again."October 18, 2007
"Excellent, easy to book and instant confirmation. Very convenient and reasonable price, would definately recommend and use again personally."October 17, 2007
"It was fantastic to get off a plane, collect my bag and walk just a short distance to my car. At the barrier, there was no fuss or bother in having the barrier raised and the voice at the other end was friendly too!"October 16, 2007
"Very good service, everything went smoothly. This is the second time i've used BCP recently with no problems & i will certainly use again.
"in general the parking experience was good but i feel that signing improvements could be made, namely better indications of floor level numbers along each and the length of all floors and better illuminated exit signs from all floor levels"October 11, 2007
"Excellent"October 9, 2007
"Convenient location but slow response at the barrier on exit waiting for someone to answer the help button causing a queue behind me."October 8, 2007
"hi everything was fine apart from the bloke i spoke to leaving the car park, i quoted the refrence number and he was very miserable no please or not even a single comment when i finished quoting the refrence number, he didnt even respond at all, i didnt even know if he was there, then he lifted the barrier not a single comment or thanks or anything. Why get paid to do that to customers?
thanks else the booking and everything else was excellent!"
"An excellent, secure car park within easy access to Terminal 3 (about 3 minutes' walk), which is where we were flying from. Admittedly it was more expensive than some of the other choices of car parks, but we were pleased with our final selection and would be more than happy to use it again, and to reccommend it to our family and friends. Money-off vouchers for future bookings at the car park would be great."October 4, 2007


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Way back in the year 360 CE the town of Lutetia, nestled along the Seine, was given a new name, Paris, in nod to the Parisii tribe who were early the Pre-Roman Gaulish settlers of the area. The city we know and love today has grown out and beyond its Gallo-Roman heritage but if you look closely modern Paris still bears traces of its ancient roots.
For those with a penchant for the archeological we have chosen three hidden spots in the 4th and 5th arrondissements of Paris that will surely inspire you to see this timeless city in a new light.
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The bustling Latin Quarter is a hub for students and tourists alike. At its center, dating from the 13th Century stands the Sorbonne University. Around the corner you will find the National Museum of the Middle Ages which harbors, in addition to a marvelous collection of medieval treasures, the ruins of the central thermal baths of the city of Lutetia. As a café along the Rue Saint-Jacques may be today, in the Roman world bathhouses were a center of rendezvous and social activity. The frigidarium, or the main pool room, is the best preserved and includes classic Gallo-Roman architecture and design elements such as the vaulted ceiling, arches and mosaics.
The baths (sorry, no longer in service) may be accessed through the museum or viewed from the street on the Boulevard Saint-Michel.Musée de Cluny 6 Place Paul Painlevé 75005 Paris Hours of operation : Every day except Tuesday, from 9:15 to 5:45 Price: 8.50 € Métro: Cluny-La Sorbonne (line 10) or Saint-Michel (line 4)
The Arènes de Lutèce
Constructed in the first century of our era but partially dismantled during the barbaric invasions of 280 CE the Lutetia Arena could accommodate upwards of 15,000 spectators in its prime, and the surrounding terraces nearly doubled this number. The shows were of typical roman fare: gladiators and ferocious wild animals were a huge success. The amphitheater was later used as a cemetery, then eventually filled-in during the fortification of Paris under the reign of Louis Philippe in the 13th century. While the neighborhood kept the reference "Les Arènes", the actual location was not rediscovered until the middle of the 19th century when construction of the Rue Monge both unearthed the arena and threatened its destruction. Luckily it was saved (Thanks to Victor Hugo among others) and can be found today at 47-59 rue Monge in Paris' 5th arrondissement. Bring a picnic and enjoy the calm of this public park while imagining it's once dramatic past.
Many of you didn't get this one in our photo contest back in JuneLes Arènes de Lutèce 47-59 rue Monge 75005 Paris Métro: Place Monge (line 7) or Jussieu (line 7 or 10)
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A visit to the crypt of the Parvis of Notre-Dame provides even more convincing evidence of the depth of Paris' history. A site of archeological excavation open to the public since 1980, the crypt allows visitors to encounter relics from Lutetia to 19th century Paris. The Gallo-Roman period is represented in the crypt by expansive 3rd century dwellings. With a little imagination you can envision the ancient luxury community that once inhabited this still prized real estate on the Ile de la Cité, long before the Hunchback had a hunch.
It's worth the trip to see multiple layers of Paris history exposed at the same time. Remember to be like Indiana Jones and bring a good hat, or if not at least some sturdy shoes.Crypte du Parvis de Notre-Dame de Paris 7 Place Jean-Paul II 75004 Paris Hours of Operation: Everyday except Monday from 10 to 6 Price: 6 € Métro: Cité or Saint-Michel (line 4)
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Kim I. Myers : February 21, 2014 at 8:59 pm
Thank you for this ancient tour. I now have added at least two new places to my next trip to Paris! The Cluny has been a long loved sanctuary. xo
What a fun post, Arenes de Lutece is one of my fave spots. xx
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Memorial Remarks for Egon Bahr
September 17, 2015
Egon Bahr signed letters to me In alter Verbundenheit and, in 2013, inscribed his book, Erinnerungen an Willy Brandt, with Es war ein langer Weg bis zur bleibenden Freundschaft. I am proud of these sentiments growing out of fifty years of debate and collaboration.
Egon was my friend. We disagreed from time to time, particularly at the beginning of our acquaintance almost exactly fifty years ago. We went on to collaborate closely on behalf of a policy that reconciled the hopes of Willy Brandt with the geopolitics of Richard Nixon.
Journalists will have no difficulty finding critical comments we may have made about each other under the pressure of long-established controversies. I am here today to affirm how moved I was by Egons leaving us and how much emptier the world will be for me without the dialogue of decades.
We first met in 1965, when neither of us had an official position. Egon came to Harvard University, where I was a professor, to convince me that Germany would never achieve unity except through a negotiation leading to the withdrawal of foreign troops and a guarantee of a unified Germany by the four countries then occupying Berlin. My view was traditional, that unification could only be fostered through full adherence of Germany to the Atlantic Alliance, and that a Germany conducting an autonomous policy in the center of the Continent would run the risk of isolating itself.
We next encountered each other in 1969 when Willy Brandt was elected Chancellor. I had been appointed Security Advisor to President Nixon a few months earlier. Shortly after his election, Brandt sent Egon to visit the White House. Brandt, Egon told us, would pursue a policy of reconciliation with Eastern Europe, especially Poland and the Soviet Union. He would accept the borders with Germanys neighbors left by the war and seek a dialogue with Moscow. In view of its recent history, Germany had an obligation to undertake its own initiatives, but he would conduct them within the framework of Germanys NATO obligations. Bahr undertook to keep us and other allies meticulously informed.
We at the White House were not as convinced that the objectives of reassurance and Allied solidarity were always reconcilable. Too many memories might inhibit the requisite trust. And we were uneasy that Moscow might seek to manipulate the process. Still, upon further reflection, Nixon and I came to see how Bahrs message could fit within a wider strategy: to combine Ostpolitik with our planned opening to China to pull the Soviet Union into negotiations on a wide range of East-West issues.
Central among these was to reduce the risks of the nuclear age. We felt we owed it to our peopleand the rest of the worldthat, while undertaking a policy of deterrence, we would simultaneously be seen to reduce its risks. Arms control thereby became a key subject of East-West dialogue. That is why I said to Egon after one of our discussions: Much success. Your success will also be ours.
Both these dialogues required meticulous consultation and, as far as communications with Washington were concerned, Egon played an essential role.
Inevitably what started as a German initiative evolved into a multilateral enterprise to safeguard Berlin. Having gone through the blockade in the 1940s and two Soviet ultimatums in the 1950s, relaxation of tensions had to have as a precondition a new status for Berlin guaranteeing its links to the Federal Republic. But since Berlin was under the Four-Power jurisdiction, the Western allies became organically connected to Ostpolitik. A new status for Berlin would have to be negotiated by the four occupying powersthat is, France, Great Britain, the United States, and the Soviet Uniontechnically with the Federal Republic only in an advisory role.
To establish a further linkage, we made U.S. attendance at a European Security Conferencestrongly desired by Moscowconditional on a settlement of the Berlin issue.
The result was a plethora of multilateral and bilateral negotiations. To bring coherence to the process, we invited Egon to work with us to establish a system of back-channel communications. Synchronizing the Four-Power efforts, the German bilateral efforts with the Soviet Union, and Americas bilateral contacts with the Soviet Union produced a wondrous diplomacy. Students of governance will someday disentangle the web of official and back-channel discussions from which the Berlin agreement emerged in 1972 and preserved Berlin free of Soviet pressure until the unification of Germany. Egon Bahr conducted, on behalf of Brandt, the journey through this maze with skill, honor, and reliability.
Fifteen years later, Germany was unified, the result of Allied unity and strength and facilitated by German diplomacy. Egon retired from government in 1974, and I three years later. Our friendship had endured. Indeed, it was enhanced by the occasional emphatic expression of differing views. We had developed confidence in each other. On practically every visit to Berlin over the ensuing decades, I met with Egon to compare interpretations of events, exchange reflections about the future, and perhaps indulge in a little gossip, as do veterans of long-ago battles who are proud of shared memories.
We exchanged letters about each others writings. And we trusted each other enough to be frank. Of my own memoirs, Egon wrote: The first volume was a great book; the second was a long book.
For those of us who managed aspects of the Cold War, preventing its reappearance will always remain a profound cause. In January of this year, Egon wrote me a long letter. He expressed his concern over the growing tension between Russia and the West. He warned of the asymmetric warfare conducted by ISIS and described the defeat of it a joint strategic obligation. He thought it vital to restore Russia to the Western community and described Americas role as indispensable. He called for strategic solidarity before events would overwhelm us.
Egon returned to this concern in my last meeting with him three months ago at the Adlon Hotel. As was by now our custom, we agreed on the objective but not on all the solutions. It did not affect our shared commitment to eliminate the danger of nuclear war and to prevent irreversible fissures on this Continent. I was confident that, in this crisis, we would learn from each other as we always had before.
There may be a certain meaning in this friendship for American-German relations today. Given our different histories, it is inevitable that each side will discover aspects of the others conduct or policies with which it may disagree. Egons contribution to this was to have a vision of the future, and the strength of will to persist along a rough and difficult road. He had a great ability to take small steps that can lead to a large consequences, and throughout, to develop enough trust to transcend the mood of the moment and to remember our common necessities and shared aspirations. In this sense, his inscription to me, Es war ein langer Weg bis zur bleibenden Freundschaft, had a meaning not only for our personal friendship, but also for the connection between Germany and America, and indeed for an approach to all the worlds peoples. Our ultimate task is to eventually tame suspicions and submerge ambivalence in friendship.
Permit me to thank all of you for giving me the opportunity to pay my respects to Egon Bahr, my respected and valiant colleague in a period critical for the future of Germany and the world, who remained my friend for a lifetime thereafter.


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Off Topic: Chester Bennington, suicide, mental health.
It's been around three weeks since Chester Bennington, lead singer of Linkin' Park, took his own life and became the latest celebrity to fall victim to depression and succumb to suicidal thoughts. Like many others I was shocked when I read the news that morning. I woke up and my newsfeed was full with RIP Chester posts. I think I felt similar to most people my age who, more or less, grew up with Linkin' Park. I didn't write anything back then as I didn't feel like another article that…Read More


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The patient: Georgia, a 29-year-old office manager in London, U.K.
The doctor: Dr. Diana Lockwood, a consultant in infectious diseases at the UCLH Hospital for Tropical Diseases in London.
In November 2015, Georgia returned from a two-week holiday in Peru and noticed an itchy insect bite, about the size of the eraser on a pencil, on her left calf. She slathered it with aloe vera, then tried to forget about it. Instead of going away, the bite got bigger and more inflamed. It was red and puffy, so Georgia went to see her family doctor, who thought it was an infected mosquito bite. But after two weeks of broad-spectrum antibiotics, the wound was no better. The doctor prescribed a second two-week course of the same medicine, without results.
Georgia was beginning to worry. The ulcer was still growing (it was now the size of a quarter) and had started oozing pus. Considering the patient's recent ravel history and the fact the sore hadn't responded to treatment, her doctor referred her to the Hospital for Tropical Diseases, part of the University College London Hospitals system.
There, Georgia saw Dr. Diana Lockwood, who examined the ulcer, noting that the edges were raised, firm and inflamed.
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Kate and Chris, such a dynamic duo. Chris got his dream job as a photographer with ESPN and had to move to Connecticut months before the wedding and Kate stayed behind in her beloved Charlotte, all the while knowing she'd be joining her sweet husband after the wedding. He bought new glasses while he was away and apparently Kate wasn't too keen on the new style. For a couple who had done everything together, I think it was so hard for them to do much apart (much like it would be for Bill and I). Chris is the type of guy that instead of wearing those glasses that Kate didn't like, he made sure he wore the glasses she knew and loved on their wedding day. So not only when those church doors opened was Chris blown away, but Kate had a sweet surprise too and a reminder of the "old ways". It's simple and little things like that, that I love that we know about our clients. The stories that they share with us and how much they let us into their lives. Our lives are better for it and it just let's us be completely wrapped up in their wedding days, every touch, every kiss we capture, they aren't just pictures, we're living your love story and it's such an honor.
Kate and Chris went on to have the most beautiful wedding and super fun reception. Sure everything wasn't perfect...we had to improvise her bustle (happens at almost every wedding) and not everything ran on time, there was rain (so what, it happens), we even got caught in it (me, Bill, Chris and Kate for photos and we even got locked out of the building - but we all laughed about it afterwards. They were so wrapped up in the big things that although they wanted a sparkler exit they forgot to buy the sparklers, but their awesome coordinator at the Peninsula Club had so many left over from other events they were still able to have literally everything Kate wanted (and I think a little more). Congratulations Mr. and Mrs. Duzan! Let the adventure begin!
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Level 2 – Software Development Certificate C & G
Unit Code/Title 200 Unit Principals of Designing & developing Software
202 Unit Creating an Object-Oriented Program
Unit Credits/ level 200 3 Credits 202 7 Credits
Tutor: Anna Gabali –
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Academic year 2015
Assessment Number 1
Issue date:
Submission deadline:
This unit has 4 learning outcomes:
1 Understand user requirements for an interactive media product
2 Be able to design an interface for an interactive media prototype
3 Be able to assemble audio and visual components for a prototype
4 Be able to develop an interactive media prototype.
This assignment has 4 parts:
Part 1 – Research
Part 2- Planning
Part 3 – Design
Par 4 – Prototype
Part 5 – Feedback
Project Brief:
As an IT service desk advisor, you have been approached by a major educational software company, who is seeking to commission the design and development of a dynamic interactive mobile application that will help young learners aged between 8-13 years of age.
They would like you to develop a mobile application which children can use to help them find information on any of the example applications below:
A dictionary application
An education application about the solar system
A lunchtime Menu application showing healthy choices and calories
An application detailing local education events and locations.
The apps you chose must be interactive and fun for your targeted audience, for example (use of color, opening/closing times, prices, directions, and details)
The Interactive application must be deliverable on different platforms (Android, IPhone, Windows, and Tablets, depending on market research).
From the above, it is evident that the project will not be fully delivered within ten weeks but the company requires you to deliver the following:
– A project plan (produce a clear design plan that shows how the main project requirements will be met)
– Sketches/Mood/Visual boards/Flowcharts/ pseudo code
– Story Boards for each section of the interactive application (planets, planet earth, natural events (i.e. northern lights), showing the interface design. The interface design should be able to capture the mind of children: you must implement strategies such as interaction and color theory for children.
– A prototype/hard coded version of your final application demonstrating the main screen and others. (A minimum of three screens is required), so they get to experiment with the application and decide if any changes need to be made (with the interface, scripts, styles).
Tas1 (LO1) – Research and plan the production of your interactive media system
Your plan should:
• Identify the purpose and intended users of your interactive multimedia product. Describe all the different scenarios where you would expect your product to be used.
• Describe the main topics and key features that you want to include in your interactive multimedia product, identifying how the audience (children) have affected your choices. Consider hardware, software, legal implications, as well as file structure and management.
• Include usability specification to enable your design to be evaluated
• Explain what criteria that can be used to measure the effectiveness of your final product once it is completed.
• Use mood, sketches to demonstrate the development of your concept.
• Produce a comprehensive storyboard for the product, which will fully depict a range of timeline based events and the operation of a range of interactive elements.
• Your plan should demonstrate evidence of research (applications for children, theories of interaction and design).
Task 2 (LO2 – LO3- LO4) – Design your prototype
• Produce a prototype version of your final application demonstrating the main screen and another scene.
• produce a clear interface design that incorporates clear navigation and structure
• Your prototype should demonstrate good file handling techniques (folder structure etc…).
• Provide evidence of creating and editing a range of appropriate graphics, animations and sound clips and at least one video clip. A wide range of graphic types must be included. Acknowledge sources and identify the copyright where necessary.
• All elements must be of a near professional standard
Task 3 (LO1) – Seek feedback for the above design prototype
• Make sure you present your prototype in a focus group (your class) and get members to fill out questionnaires, that will help you raise issues with your design.
• Produce a test plan and test your product against a range of criteria
• Design and produce an appropriate questionnaire and use it to seek feedback from focus group, including possible improvements that could be made
• Based on your feedback and testing suggest a range of possible improvements that could be made to your product
• Amend your project plan and design concept if necessary (from feedback notes)
Task 4 (LO2 – LO3- LO4) – Finish your application according to plan
• Implement the improvements you've identified in task 3
Task 5 – Evaluate your project


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Malcolm Davidson
Managing Director, MRICS
I sensed there was a real opportunity to build a practice that offered personal service and where there was Director involvement offering hands on support throughout every project.
Matthew Dunn
Our foundations have been built on creating strong relationships with clients and ensuring director level focus throughout every project, not just at the start.
Adrian Mulleady
Director, FRICS
I still love the broad scope and variety of projects that come across my desk, we have such a diversity of clients that no two days are ever the same
Andrew Johnson
Director, MRICS
The numerous challenges and rewards you face in management on a personal, as well as professional basis, keeps me motivated.
Ben Warren
Director of Quantity Surveying, MRICS
My motivation is 'topped up' every time one of my projects reaches a major milestone and everyone's hard work is validated.
Chris Leone
Associate Director, MRICS
No project is the same and that is where the enjoyment comes in - experiencing new challenges and learning new skills.
Gareth Herring
Director of Project Monitoring, MRICS
Whilst it is almost certain that you will work with similar teams on similar projects; the challenges are always different and all experiences gained, good or bad, become invaluable for future advice given.
Gary Butcher
I take great pride and pleasure in helping deliver a carefully considered, high quality, bespoke service and working hard with terrific teams to achieve delivery of so many top-class and fascinating projects.
Liam Brown
Associate, MRICS
I always find the most challenging projects the most rewarding.
Mark Sheehan
Director of Project Management, MRICS
I feel very lucky to work in a position where I can see the physical fruits of my labour and the positive difference it make to others.
Paul Durrant
The projects I work on at Bond Davidson range across all the industry sectors; allowing me to work with private and commercial clients in a variety of roles using differing construction methods and values.
Philip Holden
Associate Director, FRICS
I always wanted to be in the construction industry, so I'm lucky to be spending my career doing what I enjoy.
Ricky Bika
One of my biggest motivators is being able to physically see something being built which was once an idea and then developed into a design.
Scott Langley
I love my job and I never cease to be impressed by what people can do when they work together.
Stuart Fanti
I genuinely enjoy delivering projects that meet the highest client expectations, achieving a successful result for each project is what drives me.
Tyrone Thomson
I enjoy the field and the industry as a whole, its very alive and constantly evolving. We often start with an eyesore and at the end of the scheme there is a tangible sellable asset improving the area.
Norman Benn
I joined Bond Davidson in October 2014 at a time when I was looking for a new challenge. The company stood out due to the enthusiasm and commitment shown by the Directors in providing and delivering high quality services to their Clients.
Jess Dowsing
Associate Director,
Paul Fitzpatrick
Mike O'Dell
Wesley Cole
Ricky West


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Rick's work out. The vest weighs 55 lbs!
quote May 15, 2015
To play a wrong note is insignificant; to play without passion is inexcusable. —Beethoven
post May 12, 2015
quote May 10, 2015
The meaning of life is to find your gift. The purpose of life is to give it away. ― Pablo Picasso
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Did you know that
Julia Margaret Cameron was a famous british photographer. She started her photography passion when she was 48 years old. Cameron received her first camera as a present from her daughter, and started her career as a photographer at a time when photography was new and challenging.
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Pump: This gave me so much hope.
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The Ocean: Led Zeppelin
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It's Only Rock 'N' Roll (But I Like It): The Rolling Stones
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A cool picture uploaded by a fan – The RickAllen.com Team
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Xander and the Peace Pirates
If you haven't heard them you should.
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Indian drums
Players that are astounding! Music, the universal language that brings us all together.
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An article about Rick's mission of healing.
Def Leppard's Rick Allen uses the power of drumming to heal wounded warriors.
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Highway Star: Deep Purple
quote April 13, 2015
Music gives a soul to the universe, wings to the mind, flight to the imagination and life to everything.— Plato
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One of my favorite books
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For a good laugh watch Cobbler Bob
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Saturday Night: Elton John
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Taking pictures is savoring life intensely, every hundredth of a second. ― Marc Riboud


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Christmas is just around the corner and those of you, wanderlettes, who left gift shopping for the last minute are at the right place! This year I found it quite hard to put down only a few products into my guide, as there are so many cool things out there! So without further ado, here's a list of what's for me the ultimate gift material for her – that damn cool girl in your life, whether she's your friend, girlfriend, sister, mum or granny, I'm sure you won't go wrong with these!
You won't ever go wrong with putting a good book under the Christmas tree. This my no.1 pick is Love Her Wild by Atticus – I just adore his poetry and his words really touch my heart. Pure magic I must say. Other great books to give are The Atlas of Beauty (a perfect coffee table book!), The Art of Non-Conformity, Girlboss or The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F**ck.
I think a solid decor piece is such a perfect gift – it's personal and practical at the same time. It's something that will always remind her of you and that can possibly last her for a long time.
A good mug for a morning coffee or a late night tea is a fail-safe and oh, such a stylish gift! I love the Just My Type mug by Anthropologie, Celestial Print mug by Urban Outfitters and a birdy print mug by H&M.
I absolutely love burning candles all year round, but they do belong to the festive season in particular. You can give her a set of cool design candleholders or a nice scented candle and you can be sure they'll come to use. I am a total sucker for a Danish brand Kähler – they make the most stylish and cute candleholders, so pick one or better, mix them up and add a Scandi chic touch to her home! From candles, if she fancies sweeter scents, she'll adore the Mermaid Lagoon candle by Urban Outfitters and if she's rather into aromatherapy, Happiness by Mirins Copenhagen is a must try!
If the special lady in your life is into wall art, then giving her a good wall art in a frame is a gift, which will be well appreciated. Maybe you have an idea what piece she had laid her eyes on or she gave you a hint – but if not, if you dare, there are so many wall arts which are more subtle or which simply come in smaller sizes – if you're not sure she'll love it. In such case opt for something nice and clean, not too statement. I fell in love with this Keep Me Wild print by Honeymoon Hotel and this Mountain is Calling print, which you can find amongst a ton of others at Junique.
Printing your favourite memory with her and putting it in a fun frame will literally please any nostalgic heart. I love quirky frames and this glittered one by Urban Outfitters is the one!
A good quality clothing piece won't ever be a wrong gift for the fashionista in your life, let me tell you! It's a special time of the year so if you feel like treating her with a special piece, this is the time to go all in.
If she's after something a bit quirky, this shaggy knit by &otherstories is the item to go for. A cool graphic tee will, on the other hand, be a great, but still a pretty safe pick!
Another piece worth investing into is a good, classic watch. It's such an exclusive and timeless piece and she'll make a good use of it at her work or as a nice accessory. This Louise watch by Mermaid Stories is a very feminine take on a classic, clean design, while feeling so light when on hand. It's all love.
A pair of statement earrings will please every fashion loving soul and these beauties from Zara are a beautiful accessory perfect for any party. They're my kind of colour and I've already put them on my wishlist.
I think this pre-Christmas time is exceptionally exciting for every make-up addict out there. I couldn't take my eyes off all those festive make-up palettes and limited editions of skincare.
A fun, festive palette won't ever be a miss – and this Too Faced Chocolate Gold Eye eyeshadow palette is a dream come true. It contains great shades perfect to wear for a New Year's Eve party or to simply sass up a day look.
If she's always the busy one, she'll appreciate getting some her-time and relax endlessly. Mirins Copenhagen makes great home spa products, they're nailing aromatherapy, while keeping their products clean and stylish. This Happiness Body Scrub smells like a dream and will pamper her skin after a long day.
Speaking of great scents and skin-pampering, we all know how important is to take care of our skin, especially our hands, in the winter time. This natural hand cream by Burt's Bees could be a great stocking filler or a cute mini gift and it will be definitely used.
Giving a perfume might be a bit of a risk, but if you know your lady well, I'm sure you'll do just fine. For girls who like darker and a bit more mystical scents, this Ange ou Démon perfume by Givenchy will be an absolute dream. I've had it for a while now and it's one of a kind.
A proper wanderlette girl will always get excited over a travel-themed gift. If you don't want to go all in and get her a proper travel gear, opt for something more decent, but travel inspired. Something she'll make a good use of.
A diary is a spot on gift for every girl who loves to write down memories, travel plans, meetings or just random thoughts which cross her mind. These two diaries/planners are my top picks, coming in a subtle pink colour. The Rolling Stones limited edition notebook is by Moleskine and the "Live more, worry less" notebook can be found at Junique.
Okay, let's stop here for a second. If she's been dreaming about having a scratching map – head right over to Travelling Dutchies and get this one. It's the most beautifully illustrated scratch map I've seen and since it hangs on my bedroom wall I get this itch to scratch more and more places. Just go for it. It's SO fun and I promise you she'll love it!
This last gift is a great investment if she loves to keep memories very close. Many of us no longer print photos, what is, I must say, a huge pity, but this instant printer can change it all. You can easily print photos from your phone gallery or social media and they'll come out looking like you just took them on an Instax camera, thanks to this Instax SP-2 Printer. Well, hello nostalgy!
Do you already have a gift favourite or are you rather putting any of these on your own wishlist? Let me know in the comments and don't forget to make these days merry and bright! x
Photography by Kun Dori Photography. Illustration by Allie Runnion.


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Haley Gilham's Chico State softball career did not start off well.
A freshman in 2015, she lost her first two starts and didn't notch her first collegiate win until her fifth appearance of the season.
Once she finally got in the win column, though, Gilham has been racking up victories with consistency ever since.
Now a senior, the All-American right-hander was at it again Friday in the Wildcats' conference-opening doubleheader against Cal State San Bernardino, beating the Coyotes 4-0 for her 60th career victory, making Gilham the winningest pitcher in the 50-year history of Chico State softball.
The No. 21 Wildcats were also winners in the nightcap, withstanding a seventh inning San Bernardino rally to edge the Coyotes 4-3.
Kristin Worley and Ari Marsh both collected three hits on the day, with Claire Wayne, Karli Skowrup and Bailey Akins contributing two hits apiece. Wayne, Marsh and Akins all homered, giving Chico State 12 home runs in seven games. The team single-season record is 26.
The first game of the twin bill featured an early pitcher's duel between Gilham and San Bernardino right-hander Amanda Ramirez.
The two hurlers matched each other through the first two innings, but Chico State broke through in the top of the third when Wendy Cardinali coaxed a one-out walk, advanced to second on a passed ball, moved to third on an infield single by Worley, and scored on a sacrifice fly.
Gilham retired the first 11 Coyotes she faced, but had to wiggle out of bases-loaded jam in the bottom of the fourth inning to preserve the Wildcats' 1-0 lead. She was rewarded in the top of the fifth, as Skowrup's two-out, two-run double plated Cardinali and Annie Weiss to extend Chico State's advantage to 3-0.
Wayne hit her second home run of the season in the top of the sixth on a solo shot to left field.
That would turn out to be more than enough run support for Gilham, who tossed a scoreless sixth and seventh inning to lock down the Wildcats' 4-0 victory and cement her name in the Chico State record book.
Gilham struck out four in posting her second shutout and third complete game of the season.
Things started well for the Wildcats in the nightcap. Marsh provided Chico State an early lead, ripping a home run to right field with Cardinali aboard in the top of the first inning to put the 'Cats up 2-0.
The Wildcats (7-0, 2-0 California Collegiate Athletic Association) scored again in the top of the third inning, as Breanna Martin singled, took third on a double by Worley and came home on a base hit by Marsh. Chico State scored again in the fourth, courtesy of a Akins solo homer, pushing Chico State's lead to 4-0.
San Bernardino pulled to within one in the bottom of the seventh on a two-run homer by Jessica Brown.
Later, the Coyotes put runners at the corners with one out, but the tying run was stranded at third when Wayne threw out pinch-runner Gabriella Bracamonte at second trying to steal, and Wildcats reliever Amanda Flores struck out Samantha Vacko to end the game, giving Chico State the 4-3 win and the doubleheader sweep.


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Creative Science: Seeing Sounds
Fun, surprising and cross-curricular, this creative workshop explores sound waves.
We offer a programme of interactive shows, workshops and other learning activities from Early Years through to Key Stages 1–3.
Fun, surprising and cross-curricular, this creative workshop explores sound waves.
Why aren't umbrellas made from sponge? Or mugs from wax? This fun, cross-curricular creative workshop explores product development.
In this live demonstration of our historic machinery, we'll show your students how steam engines work and teach them about the history of power.
Go back in time to the working mills of 150 years ago, experience the deafening sounds of the machinery and find out what life was like for thousands of mill workers.
Help your class discover the story of where science met industry and the modern world began, from steam power and the cotton industry, to computing and cutting-edge scientific research.


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333 Chert Wudthakas Road, 10210(Show on map)
(1702 Reviews)
Adjacent to Don Muang International Airport and connected by an overhead pass, Amari Don Muang Airport, Bangkok offers first-rate accommodation, fine dining, and service excellence to make your trip comfortable and smooth. Amari Don Muang is an open door to the endless adventure that awaits in Bangkok and beyond.Positioned five minutes from Bangkok's domestic airport and close to the train station, with easy access to the city's central business district and shopping areas, Amari Don Muang Airport Bangkok is an ideal stopover accommodation for those departing Bangkok early in the morning or arriving late at night.
Amari Don Muang Airport Bangkok offers 429 guest rooms and suites of a variety of types and sizes, each decorated in a charming contemporary Thai style, with thoughtful amenities and spacious interiors. All of our rooms are outfitted with sound-proof glass so you are guaranteed a quiet, restful night's sleep.
For business and corporate travelers, Amari Don Muang Airport Bangkok offers a variety of elegant and well-equipped meeting and function rooms and a team of event-planning professionals, making this hotel one of the city's most popular meeting venues.
• Check In : 14:00
• Check Out : 12:00
• GMT Time : +07:00 - Bangkok, Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh,Jakarta
The Amari Don Muang Bangkok offers comfortable accommodation, excellent facilities and top-class service all within easy access of Bangkok's shopping and commercial districts, as well as superb golf courses.
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Jan 2016
Casey, Gerald
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This hotel is a excellent if you have an early morning flight a few minutes over the adjoining bridge and into the airport. The rooms are very clean,comfortable bed and nice swimming pool.There are no restaurants or bars near by but you can get a bus from the airport to the sky train or the hotel bus to a nearby shopping mall.
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Aug 2015
Excellent location for domestic and low cost flights at Don Muang Airport. Very clean room, good service and helpful staff. Some staff at breakfast room need a better training.
Mar 2014
muneemonai, krittawan
เป็นโรงแรมที่เหมาะที่สุดกับการแวะพักเพื่อต่อเครื่องที่สนามบินดอนเมือง เนื่องจากมีทางเดินเชื่อมต่อไปจนถึงสนามบิน แต่ถ้ามาถึงตอนดึกๆ ร้านอาหารแถวหน้าโรงแรมปิดหมด ต้องเดินไป7-11 อีกประมาณ 300-400 เมตร ทางไม่เปลี่ยว แต่ถ้าเดินคนเดียวก็ไม่ค่อยแนะนำค่ะ
United States
Great location. So nice to sleep in a bed rather than waiting in the airport. Beds and blankets were so comfortable and cozy
Jan 2014
Wynn, Trevor
The big advantage of the hotel is clearly its location. If you arrive late at night, or leave early in the morning, you can just walk from hotel to airport or vice versa, in minutes.
Other than that, it is an average hotel for the price. There's clearly a premium paid for the location. Rama Gardens is probably a better hotel, for less money, but it's at least a 15 minute cab ride away fro the airport.
There is nothing close to the airport in terms of restaurants etc, so you are dependent on what you can get at the hotel.
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El Coto Del Golf is a collection of four different styles of accommodation situated on the North Golf Course. The Las Terrazas Coto del Golf (Phase I) offer 2 and 3 bedroom apartments, some with hot tubs. The Pueblo of townhouses make up Phase 2, with 4 bed townhouses sharing a community pool and gardens that are frontline to the North Course.
Phase 3 are semi detached villas with splash pools on their terraces and have 3 bedrooms – all with en-suite bathrooms. Phase 4 are 3 bedroom apartments on the ground and first floors all with terraces that contain a splash pool and 2 bedroom penthouses with hot tubs on the terraces.
Please note: We recommend a car if staying at El Coto Del Golf
Exceptional property tastefully finished to the highest specification with superb views across the North Golf course..
This stunning 3 bedroom and 3 bathroom villa is situated on one of the newest communities in La Manga Club, El Coto del Golf. Simply stunning views across the North course.
A lovely modern three bedroom property in a peaceful and private community adjacent to the North golf course within La Manga Club.
A lovely 3 bedroom townhouse in a quiet location of La Manga Club,
Lovely 3 bedroom townhouse sleeping 5 with access to communal pool and gardens in a picturesque spot in La Manga Club.


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Regardless of the extent of your personal injury case, if you've been injured because of the unreasonable acts or negligence of someone else, you deserve expert legal representation. At Harrell & Harrell, P.A., we prosecute all cases with the same dedicated and vigorous legal approach, because we understand the effects, both short- and long-term, that even a seemingly minor accident can have on your physical, mental, and economic well-being.
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The 2015 GVBA Fall Ball season has kicked off at three levels this season, including Pee Wee / Bantam, Mosquito and Tadpole. All Pee Wee / Bantam games will be played at Lambrick Park, while Mosquito and Tadpole games will take place at various parks around the city. Complete schedules for all divisions can be found under the Fall Ball Schedule link to the left or by clicking HERE.
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Why should I change to OptiPrep for the isolation of viruses?
Compared to CsCl and sucrose there are procedural advantages to the use of OptiPrep
- OptiPrep is a sterile solution of 60% (w/v) iodixanol; simply dilute it with saline to prepare sterile gradient solutions. It is the only gradient medium manufactured under strict FDA and EU cGMP compliance.
- CsCl and sucrose are toxic to cells and must be removed prior to infection of cells.
- Iodixanol is non-toxic to cells; it has very low endotoxin levels (< 1 EU/ml); measured levels on each batch are usually 0.13 EU/ml. No dialysis is required before re-infection of cells1.
- CsCl must be removed prior to HPLC or gel electrophoresis; iodixanol rarely needs removing prior to further processing.
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Tennessee baseball pitching fades in 6-4 loss to South Carolina
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — Tennessee's first extra-innings baseball game of the season ended in defeat, with No. 7-ranked South Carolina pulling out a 6-4 victory in 10 frames.
Freshman Zach Linginfelter pitched four innings for the No. 24-ranked Vols (12-4, 0-2 SEC) and took the loss.
Senior Jon Lipinski came on in relief of Linginfelter in the 10th inning with the bases loaded and, with the count 3-2, walked in the go-ahead run with an outside pitch.
Tennessee baseball coach Dave Serrano, in his sixth year at the helm and perhaps feeling some pressure with a new athletic director set to take over on April 1, made it clear he was unhappy with the call.
Two of the three runs Linginfelter was charged with were earned. He walked five batters while allowing one hit to South Carolina (13-5, 2-0).
The Vols jumped out to a 2-0 lead in the third inning, only to see the Gamecocks rally with three runs in the top of the fourth inning off starter Zach Warren.
Tennessee (12-4, 0-2 SEC) got a run back in the bottom of the fourth, and the teams traded runs in the eighth inning to set up extra innings.
Vols' pinch-hitter Matt Waldren blasted his first home run of the season to make it 4-4.
Tennessee catcher Pete Derkay was 3-for-5 at the plate, leading a UT attack that accounted for 10 hits but stranded 12 runners.
Junior designated hitter Benito Santiago went 0-for-5 at the plate in the clean-up spot, the only starter to fail to reach base.
The Vols are fighting to maintain an in-season ranking, which is something they haven't had in at least 10 years, according to the program's public relations staff.
Tennessee plays the Gamecocks at 2 p.m. today at Lindsey Nelson Stadium in a game that will be televised by ESPNU.