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�2007 Fairline Squadron 58
This 2007 Fairline Squadron 58 is fitted with the right specification at the right price.�
Ongoing Leasing is available at a fixed rate of 4.25% - 10 years remaining (contact us now to discuss)Building on the success of previous models in this eminently successful range, the Squadron 58 takes the experience of Squadron ownership to new heights. Sumptuous accommodation is just a starting point, because customised options are at the heart of this remarkable craft. Aft cabin and multiple mid-cabin options enable you to shape her to suit your own personal boating lifestyle and entertainment preferences. Whatever you choose, first-class facilities, contemporary design and exceptional spaciousness make every journey a reward.
Absolutely up-to-the-minute in her appearance and design thinking, the Squadron 58 was the first Fairline to reap the benefit of the state-of-the-art prototyping line at our Nene Valley manufacturing facility. The results speak for themselves: the award-winning 58 has quite exceptional 'liveability', thanks to obsessive attention to both major and minor details throughout every area of the boat.
This 2007 Model Squadron 58 is in excelent condition and viewing is highly recomended..!
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2007 Fairline Squadron 58Optional Extras Fitted:•�Volvo D12 800hp (only 292hrs)
•�Third Helm Station
•�Air Conditioning
•�Upgraded Generator
•�Leather Upholstery
•�Teak Cockpit
•�Teak Flybridge
•�Teak Side Decks
•�Bose Sound System to Saloon
•�Utility Room
•�Flybridge Upgrade (Fridge, BBQ Griddle Etc..)
•�Raymarine Radar
•�Raymarine GPS Plotter
•�Raymarine VHF
•�Raymarine Autopilot
•�Raymarine Speed log & depth sounder
•�Crew Cabin with WC
•�Flybridge Bimini
•� Besenzoni hydraulic Passerelle
•�LCD TV 40 to Saloon
•�Bose 321 Surround Sound Theatre System
•�Foredeck Suncushions
•�Ice macker to Saloon
•�Electric Recaro Helm Seats in leather
•�Internal access to flybridge
•�Side door entrance from Lower Helm to Side DeckStandard Specifications
Hullform and Construction:
All gel coat and glass fibre hand laid with unidirectional, biaxial and woven rovings
Bowthruster 11hp
Deep V forward; 18� deadrise aft
Designed by Bernard Olesinski and the Fairline design team
Full length moulded spray deflectors
Hull/deck join bolted and bonded
Integrally moulded engine bearers
Isophthalic gel coat backed by isophthalic resin-rich powder-bound glass mat
The deck incorporates polyurethane foam cores for high strength and excellent thermal insulation
The integral bathing platform gives the boat a longer waterline length for improved performance, particularly at reduced power settings
The propellers are set in semi-tunnels enabling the engines to be located further aft, also reducing draught and improving efficiency by reducing the shaft angle
Transverse and longitudinal strengthening stringers throughout hull
Owners Manual
Antifouling Protection to HullDeck:
Anchor chain locker
Anchor winch controls
Calibrated anchor chain
External covers to windscreen
Fender set
Full set of IMCO navigation lights
Hot and cold water transom shower
Moulded non-slip deck surface
Recessed self-draining area on foredeck with coachroof sun cushions
Reticulated non-absorbent foam cushions for forward sundeck
Rigid swim ladder to bathing platform
Riding light
Rubbing strake
Self-stowing through-hull Delta� anchor
Stainless steel bow fairlead(s) and mooring drums aft
Stainless steel bow, spring and stern cleats
Stainless steel fender basket in pulpit
Stainless steel grab rail(s) on each transom wing
Stainless steel handrails
Stainless steel hull protection plate under bow
Stainless steel pantograph windscreen wipers
Stainless steel pulpit
Transom gate from cockpit to integral bathing platform
Teak-laid bathing platform
Twin horns
Water filler(s)
Windscreen washersFlybridge and Second Helm Position:
12v heavy duty weatherproof socket
Adjustable bolstered helm seating
Adjustable/tilt steering wheel
Bilge pump warning lights and audible alarms
Bowthruster controls
Companion seating to helm
Dedicated dining seating with large dining table and sunbed conversion
Drinks holders
Echosounder and speedometer/distance log repeater(s) with sea water temperature read out
Electronic single-lever throttle and gear controls for port and starboard engines
Ensign and staff
Furniture covers
Flybridge bar with refrigerator, icemaker, sink, electric griddle and waste bin
Helm position indicator
High speed magnetic compass
Instrument covers
Large sunbathing area forward of helm position with non-absorbent foam-filled cushions
Moulded non-slip deck surface
Powered steering
Remote anchor winch controls
Remote control searchlight with controls at both helm stations
Repeat autopilot controls
Repeat flybridge engine instrumentation, controls and electronics
Searchlight controls
Stainless steel handrails
Teak-laid oversize flybridge steps
Trim tab controls
Twin radar masts with down-lighting
VHF radio telephone incorporating intercom
Wind-deflecting screen with grab railAft Cockpit/Transom:
12v heavy duty weatherproof socket
Access hatch to engine room and lazarette
Access hatch to optional aft crew cabin
Aft cockpit enclosure covers
Bathing platform lights
Blue LED lighting to cockpit
Boat hook
Fender stowage
Life raft stowage
Manual bilge pump(s)
Mooring warps
Stainless steel framed sliding door to main saloon
Teak-laid floor throughout self-draining cockpit
Telescopic hydraulic passerelle/dinghy lift
Twin transom gates
Warp lockers
White cockpit overhead lights�
Main Helm Position:
12v socket Adjustable/tilt steering wheel
Bilge pump switches with integral operating warning lights and audible alarms
Bowthruster controls
Chart table and light
Controls for engine bay fire extinguisher system
Drinks holders
Echosounder and speedometer/distance log repeater(s) with sea water temperature read out
Electronic single-lever throttle and gear controls for port and starboard engines
Foghorn with siren and loudhailer facility
Fuel gauges
Full engine instrumentation including; tachometers, oil pressure gauges, temperature gauges, battery condition indicators, audible alarms and engine hour meters
GPS/radar/chartplotter interfaced with autopilot
Helm position indicator
High speed magnetic compass
Madrona finish instrument panel
Powered steering
Raymarine E120 navigation display
Red night-light illumination to helm
Remote anchor winch controls
Searchlight controls
Switches for navigation and riding lights, windscreen wipers and engine bay extractor fans
Teak-laid floor
Trim tab controls
Twin independent Recaro� helm and co-pilot seats with electric adjustment
VHF radio telephone incorporating intercomMain Saloon:
LCD TV and BOSE� 321 DVD/CD audio system
Access to deck via side door
Drinks cabinets complete with 6 Squadron engraved lead crystal tumblers
First aid kit
Full-height standing headroom
Halogen ceiling lights
Powerdrop window(s)
Avonite� work surface with covers and fiddles
Crockery stowage
Dishwasher to galley
Electric ceramic/halogen hob
Extractor fan
FAIRLINE EDITION China Dinner Service and Cutlery Set
Fire extinguisher
Halogen ceiling lights
Integrated waste bin
Lacquered cupboard doors
Microwave oven
Stowage cupboards and drawers
Teak-laid floor
Twin sinks with hot and cold mixer tap
Work surface lights
Worktop OptionsMaster Stateroom:
Access to en suite bathroom
Bedside stowage
Double bed with interior sprung mattress
Drawer(s) under bed
Full-height standing headroom
Halogen ceiling lights
Large hatch with flyscreen and concealed blinds to foredeck
Lockers (mid-level)
Quilted bedspreads
Reading lights
Stainless steel opening porthole(s) with flyscreen
Upholstered bedhead
Wardrobe(s)Master En Suite Bathroom:
220v/240v shaving point
Automatic shower tray pump-out system
Avonite� vanity unit with locker and basin with hot and cold pressurised water
Extractor fan
Full set of bathroom fittings
Full standing height shower with solid teak gratings and hinged door
Halogen ceiling lights
High level blue frosted glass window
Stainless steel opening porthole(s) with flyscreen
Electric silent-flush freshwater toiletStarboard Guest Cabin:
Bedside stowage
Full length berths x 2 with high-comfort interior sprung mattresses
Halogen ceiling lights
Lockers (mid-level)
Quilted bedspreads
Reading lights
Stainless steel opening porthole(s) with flyscreen
Wardrobe(s)Port Guest Cabin:
Access to en suite bathroom
Bedside stowage
Full length twin or double berths with high-comfort interior sprung mattresses
Halogen ceiling lights
Lockers (mid-level)
Quilted bedspreads
Reading lights
Stainless steel opening porthole(s) with flyscreen
Vanity unit or sofa
Wardrobe(s)Shower/WC Compartment:
220v/240v shaving point
Automatic shower tray pump-out system
Avonite� vanity unit with locker and basin with hot and cold pressurised water
Extractor fan
Full set of bathroom fittings
Full standing height shower with solid teak gratings and hinged door
Halogen ceiling lights
High-level blue frosted glass window
Stainless steel opening porthole(s) with flyscreen
Electric silent-flush freshwater toiletMid Cabin:
Halogen ceiling lights
Power point(s)
Stainless steel opening porthole(s) with flyscreen�
Electrical Systems:
All 240v, 24v and 12v circuits (where applicable) protected by circuit breakers with main electrical load control panel
Heavy duty circuit breakers
Isolating switches to all batteries
Onan generator
Electrical Sockets12 Volt:
Voltage dropper from domestic batteries provides 12v power where necessary for electrical helm seat, navigation and radio equipment only24 Volt:
Batteries - 2 x 220Ah exclusively for starboard engine starting • Batteries - 4 x 200Ah wired in parallel supply for domestic services and port engine starting
Emergency battery coupling system permits each engine to start from opposite engine battery bank240 Volt:
Polarity check and earth leakage protection system
Power points throughout the boat (fed from shore power or generator)
Regulated 75amp charger for domestic batteries
Shore power supply
Spare circuit breakers for optional equipmentEngines and Sterngear:
Access through cockpit hatch
Aerodynamically designed engine air intakes
Automatic engine bay fire extinguisher system with warnings at both helms
Automatic bilge pumps for forward bilge, engine bay and rudder bay with manual on override
Balanced rudders
Cathodic protection
Dripless shaft seals
Electro-hydraulic trim tabs with cathodic protection
Electric engine bay fan(s)
Engine bay lights
Engine room soundproofing
Exhaust overheat warning system
High capacity emergency manual bilge pump system with changeover valves
High corrosion-resistant TEMET shafts
Manganese bronze P brackets
Manganese bronze propellers contra-rotating
Sea cocks on all inlets/outlets below waterline
Water cooled engine exhausts with silencers and side outletsFuel System:
High capacity water separators and fuel filters with audible alarms at lower helm
Individual fillers and vents to port and starboard
Marine grade alloy fuel tanks x 2Freshwater System:
Automatic, pressurised supply
Calorifier hot water system
Manual override switch at lower helm
Water tank(s)DisclaimerThe Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice. Data provided via Boatstream
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A server containing sensitive consumer information at Experian has been breached, with the records of as many as 15 million T-Mobile customers stolen, the companies said Thursday.
There is no evidence that the stolen information has been used for fraud, the firms said.
The news came at the same time as the American Bankers Association separately said that email addresses and passwords used to make purchases or register for events through its online shopping cart had been compromised. At least 6,400 users' records had been posted online, the trade group said, though there was no evidence that credit card or other personal financial information had been accessed.
The breaches underscore the escalating cyber threats facing the financial services industry, which businesses and consumers entrust to protect valuable private information.
In the incident at Experian, the affected customers had applied for device credit or credit checks from T-Mobile from September 2013 through mid-September of this year. The breach was "an isolated incident" limited to one Experian client, T-Mobile, at an Experian unit called Decision Analytics, and did not affect the information services giant's consumer credit bureau business, the company said.
"Records containing a name, address, Social Security number, date of birth, identification number (typically a driver's license, military ID, or passport number) and additional information used in T- Mobile's own credit assessment were accessed," Experian said in a frequently asked questions page on its website. "No payment card or banking information was obtained."
In a letter to T-Mobile customers, the company's CEO John J. Legere said the most sensitive of the information, like Social Security numbers, had been encrypted, but "Experian has determined that this encryption may have been compromised."
"Obviously I am incredibly angry about this data breach and we will institute a thorough review of our relationship with Experian," Legere wrote, though at the moment his priority is helping affected customers. "I take our customer and prospective customer privacy VERY seriously."
A spokeswoman for Experian said the encryption issue was "still under investigation," but that early assessments indicate its keys could indeed have been compromised.
Experian said that when it discovered the breach, it "took immediate action, including securing the server, initiating a comprehensive investigation, and notifying U.S. and international law enforcement." It is notifying affected customers and offering them two years' free credit monitoring and identity resolution services.
Similarly, the ABA said in an email to members that it is "working with a cybersecurity forensics company to identify the origin and full extent of this breach." In the meantime, the trade group has reset user passwords and is encouraging members to log in and create new ones. The ABA did not immediately respond to an email seeking further comment.
Experian has had data leak issues before. Earlier this year, the company was hit with a class-action lawsuit for allegedly selling consumer records containing personally identifiable information to an identity thief. The data sales in question were conducted by a consumer data aggregator Experian acquired called Court Ventures.

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Americans are rediscovering the value of the ancient healing art of massage. Legitimate massage centers are appearing throughout the country. Well-trained masseuses and masseurs are multiplying just as rapidly, with customers as varied as top athletes and harassed executives finding them effective in improving musculoskeletal performance, relieving tension and pain and restoring a sense of well-being.
In short, massage -- once a luxury item for the elite -- is becoming a necessity for people trying to cope with fast-paced lives.
However, outrageous claims are sometimes made for its curative value, which may seduce some people into seeking this relatively inexpensive ``treatment`` and delaying vital medical care. For some, such as those with severe arthritis or a high fever, vigorous massage may be dangerous.
And while nearly everyone can learn to give a reasonably effective massage (a certain amount of self-massage is even possible), some so-called professional masseurs may be poorly trained and lack professional credentials. Indeed, massage therapists are licensed in only about a third of the states.
Massage capitalizes on the sense of touch, the most potent but one of the least appreciated of the senses. The anthropologist Ashley Montagu calls it the ``mother of the senses,`` since it is first to develop in the human embryo. In his book Touch (Columbia University Press, 1971), Montagu further notes that the brain`s tactile area is large. When other senses, such as sight or hearing, fail, the sense of touch often fills in, as it did for Helen Keller, who was blind and deaf.
The skin, through which the sense of touch operates, is the largest and most sensitive organ in the body. Instinctively, we recognize this when we rub a painful or injured part of our bodies or place a comforting hand on someone`s shoulder. We speak of rubbing people the wrong way, being touched by someone`s kindness, having to handle certain people with kid gloves. Others we describe as touchy, tactless, thin-skinned, as having a soft touch or a thick hide.


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The Mayo Report: Analyzing DC Comics' September Sales
September 2011 was an important month for DC, seeing the relaunch of the entire DC Universe line of titles. "Justice League" #1 set the stage in August with estimated sales of 171,344 units for the print only version and another 14,432 units for the print and digital combo pack bringing the total estimated sales to 185,776 units.
The New 52 ranged from "Batman" #1 with approximately 188,420 units at the top of the list down to "OMAC" #1 at rank 82 with around 33,581 units.
All but eight of the New 52 first issues were marked as having reduced numbers reported by Diamond because of returnability. DC has reported all 52 of the titles sold out and have gone back to press, but bear in mind that sell outs can be manufactured easily since the print run is determined after the final order cutoff date. In this case, since DC aggressively shared the risk of the relaunch with the retailers by making majority of the titles returnable, DC shouldn't be faulted for not massively overprinting.
With all 52 of the new first issues selling out and many going to additional printings, reorder activity seems much more likely than returns. If the reorders for "Justice League" #1 are any indication, or even if the "Flashpoint" #5 reorder activity of around 4,972 units is more realistic, the October top comics list could have an unusually high level of reorder activity for DC in October.
The question now is whether or not DC can retain sales on this relaunched line-up or they will fall victim to the standard attrition that eats away at the sales of most titles. Historically speaking, the sales spike we are seeing now is very similar to the one DC had in May 2006 with One Year Later.
There are a number of similarities and differences between the two initiatives. In both cases, a clear jumping-on point into DC continuity was established without a reboot of the narrative universe. With One Year Later, it was done by having a year of story happen off panel. With the New 52, the continuity has been ambiguously altered by the Flashpoint event. We are seeing the same line-wide sampling that happened with the start of One Year Later being duplicated. The key difference here is the way DC is supporting the New 52 relaunch both with returnability on the print side and with the day and date digital releases. While the digital sales information is not being released, we'll be able to see in the coming months if the New 52 can retain print sales better than the One Year Later titles did.
Retaining sales is the single most important thing for an ongoing title. Getting new readers is great, and publishers have found a number of tried and true methods of getting readers onto a title: relaunches, events, character deaths and resurrections and an amazing variety of cover gimmicks. The one thing common to those marketing techniques is the readers that get the issue with the gimmick leave as fast as they came. The "Civil War" event crossover caused tie in issues to sell two or three times the sales of the previous and subsequent issues. The issues tied into "Blackest Night" with the promotional Power Rings sold as much as five times the regular sales of the titles for those particular issues. After the promotional gimmick ends, sales usually fall right back into line with the sales trend of the title without missing a beat.
Let's take a look at the average sales trend during the final order era which started in March 2003 when Diamond first started releasing sales information based on the invoiced sales to retailers for the month. (Prior to that, the information reported was on what stored pre-ordered and included items which never shipped.)
Typically, the first issue sales are the high water mark for a series. Over 98% of second issues come in with lower sales than the first issue, and that average drop is 22.5%. Around 91.2% of the second issues drop by about another 11.3%. The trend doesn't stop there. On average, by issue #11, sales drop to under half the sales of the first issue. Of course, some titles manage to lose half their sales much faster than that and a few lucky titles level off or increase in sales.
For monthly titles, the sales of those first few issues reflect the expectations of how the title will be received by the readers. The second issue drop on some recent titles has been staggering, such as the nearly 62.2% on "Mystic" #2 from Marvel, going from approximately 18,784 units on the first issue down to an estimated 7,105 units on the second issue. In August 2011, "Captain America" #2 dropped by nearly 45.8% from the estimated 100,321 units down to a comparatively modest 54,384 estimated units.
There probably isn't a magic formula to retaining readers, but keeping every issue accessible and ensuring it contains enough story content for the average reader to feel the cover rice was justify certainly helps. Each issue should be selling the reader on the next issue.
For that matter, every cover should be selling the comic it is on. Most of the covers for the New 52 were somewhat generic images of the character or team. Few, if any, of them even attempted to sell the story contained in the issue. Compare the cover to the right from 1983's "Batman and the Outsiders" #1 to any of the New 52 covers:
The cover to "Batman and the Outsiders" #1 shows a Justice League shocked by Batman announcing he is quitting the team to join a new group. Questions immediately come to mind:
Why is Batman quitting the Justice League?
Who is this new group?
Why is Batman joining them?
The questions about "Batman and the Outsiders" are actually posed specifically by that cover. Certainly the dialog on the older cover helps pose those questions. If questions asked by the cover feel like they will be answered in the issue itself, a sale is more likely to happen.
While those questions might not get everybody interested in the title, it should get a few readers hooked. The only questions that seem to arise from the modern style of comic book covers are:
Who are these characters?
And why should I care?
The problem is those two questions apply equally to almost all of the modern generic action shot or heroic pose covers. Comic book covers have become movie posters. The problem with that is, movie posters are backed by a huge marketing campaign including trailers and commercials which reveal a lot more information about the content, tone and stars of the movie. Comic covers don't have the additional material supporting them.
A number of the New 52 titles read more like the opening chapter of a book than like the pilot episode of a television series. "Superman" #1 stood out in my mind as doing the best job on establishing the characters, status quo and telling a complete story in a single issue. Around 118,376 print copies of that first issue were available in the direct market, plus an unknown number of digital copies compared to the approximately 35,919 copies of "Superman" #714 which ended the previous run. There are a ton of potential new readers to "Superman" and every other first issue of the New 52. Are those new readers going to feel like they understood the story and got the return on investment on that first issue? If they do, they are more likely to come back. If not, why would a reader invest in another issue?
The promotional push behind the New 52 was far from average. DC went to extraordinary lengths to encourage strong initial sales for these titles. With all of the first issue of New 52 titles reportedly selling out and going back to print, any returns are likely to be dwarfed by reorder activity. This introduces the interesting possibility that in addition to the 52 second issues next month, DC could place a number of these first issues back on the chart.
Over at Marvel, "Fear Itself" #6 was the best seller with around 93,032 units. However, the relaunch of the Ultimate Comics line lost ground in September, with "Ultimate Comics: Spider-Man" #1 moving around 87,237 units before dropping by around 39.74% down to 52,569 units with the second issue. "Ultimate Comics: Ultimates" #2 was down nearly 27%, going from the first issue sales in August of around 58,525 units down to approximately 42,728 units. Lower on the list was "Ultimate Comics: Hawkeye" #2 with around 25,551 units, down 31.78% from the first issue.
With "Mystic" #2 selling around 7,105 units, it seems unlikely that many more CrossGen properties will be revived.
Over on the trade list, there were three notable items. The first was Frank Miller's "Holy Terror" hardcover which topped the list with around 9,939 units. Not too far behind it was the long awaited "New Teen Titans: Games" hardcover which sold an estimated 8,231 units to retailers. The other notable item was the "Castle: Richard Castle's Deadly Storm" hardcover, adapted from the fictional work of fictional writer Richard Castle from ABC's "Castle" series. This came in with an estimated 5,307 units, which would have topped the trades chart by a wide margin in August. It just shows that it isn't how many units sold but also when those units are sold that matters.
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Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Guwahati.
Last Date: 07/01/2016.
Indian Institute of Technology Guwahati (IIT Guwahati) invites applications for recruitment of Junior Assistant (Hindi) in Guwahati.
Post Details:
Name of Post: Junior Assistant (Hindi)
Educational Qualification: A Bachelor's Degree with major in Hindi with English as one of the subjects at the graduation level; or a Bachelor's Degree with major in English with Hindi as one of the subjects at the graduation level. Desirable: Good working knowledge of computer in office applications and of Hindi soft-wares.
Pay Scale: INR Rs.5200-20200 + Grade Pay Rs.2000/-
Age Limit: Below 27 years.
Application Fee: A non-refundable/ non-transferrable application fee of Rs.150/- (as applicable for SC/ST/PwD candidates) is to be paid through Demand Draft only drawn in favour of the "Registrar, Indian Institute of Technology Guwahati, and payable at Guwahati. Another mode of payment of application fee shall not be accepted. Candidates are required to write their name and address overleaf the Demand Draft. No application fee is required for internal candidates.
How to Apply: Applications should be sent to Indian Institute of Technology Guwahati (IIT Guwahati) office. Send your fully filled applications
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Tortilla Republic recently rolled out a daily happy hour deal from 4-7 p.m. The food and drink deals are available throughout the restaurant in case diners want to add some extra nibbles (like jalapeno croquetas with potatoes and goat cheese or carnitas tacos, priced between $2-6) or specially priced tipples (housemade margaritas from a bar that boasts nearly a dozen custom blends, wine, Mexican beer) to their meal (616 North Robertson Boulevard, 310-657-9888).
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The expansive cockpit provides a large dining area with wetbar and triple sunbed aft, whilst the foredeck complements her entertaining space.
A spacious tender garage can accommodate both a 4m jet-RIB and jet ski side-byside with launch and recovery aided by a submersible bathing platform.
A magnificent main deck saloon takes full advantage of her generous beam providing a welcoming, open plan layout. The forward dining area seats eight comfortably and the feeling of space is enhanced further by the opening roof.
Below decks, two large staterooms and two twin cabins, each with en-suite facilities, share a contemporary feel and are beautifully appointed.
The dedicated crew quarters are accessed via the starboard side deck and include a crew mess with two twin cabins and a separate bathroom.
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Beam: 20 ft 7 in
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Dry Weight: 163142 lbs
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- 240v shore power with 1 x 100-amp and 1 x 75-amp float battery chargers
- 220v/240v diesel generator (1 x 27kW, 1 x 13kW)
- Full air-conditioning
- Hydraulic anchor winch
- Deck/anchor wash
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- Speed and distance log
- Echo sounder with alarm
- Remote control searchlight
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- Teak-laid cockpit/side decks/flying bridge/transom platform
- Cockpit and foredeck sunbeds with cushions
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- Electrically operated sliding sunroof
- Garage for tender and jet ski
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Patrick M. Steptoe grew up enjoying the icy, sweet and refreshing lemonade made by his grandmother, Sue Brown, at family reunions and barbecues.
After Steptoe sampled a tart glass of lemonade at an Atlanta restaurant, the idea hit him to sell his grandmother's lemonade. He called Brown to ask for the recipe. She would tell him, but not over the phone, as "someone might be listening," he recalls her saying.
"Two weeks later she died," Steptoe says. "I knew then I had to do something after she had given me the recipe."
The 31-year-old St. Louis native researched everything from market strategies to trademarking at his local library. He was discouraged by family members, who didn't know if his idea would fly or flop. However, in 1995, Steptoe was able to borrow $120,000 from family and friends to launch Luther Dryers Gourmet Lemonade (named for Brown's great-grandfather, Luther Anderson, who created the recipe, and his niece's mispronunciation of the name of the ice cream brand "Breyers").
He applied for many bank loans but was denied. However, he later received a $90,000 loan from the Small Business Administration for production costs. He pounded the pavement in Atlanta trying to convince restaurants and even barber shops to sell his product. At that time, recycled soda bottles served as containers.
After relocating to Arkansas with a girlfriend, he found a dairy willing to produce his product. That relationship helped him land distribution contracts, including one with Kroger supermarkets.
Steptoe encountered difficulty selling a "gourmet" lemonade, especially one sold in cartons. He made the switch to bottles, which could be resold and displayed without refrigeration. Soon after, he picked up four additional distributors and added tea to his line.
Last year, his company's revenues were about $250,000. Steptoe heads up marketing, design and sales, and has a staff of two. He contracts out for bottling, distributors and brokers.
Steptoe says his success is due to the high quality of his tea and lemonade, which contain concentrated fruit juices. The beverages are sold in Schnuck's, one of the largest grocery store chains in the Midwest, and by supermarkets and restaurants in Arkansas and Mississippi. He recently landed a contract with Wal-Mart and also has plans to enter the Houston market.
"My advice to others is to believe in your inner strength and have faith," Steptoe says.
He has also begun helping others bring their ideas to fruition through START (Success Training and Research Tools). By creating this network, he wants African Americans to realize the importance of economic independence.
"I tell them that our strategic framework for action is our ability to determine our own destiny," Steptoe says.
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Michigan secures sixth consecutive Big Ten title with win against Northwestern
ANN ARBOR, Mich. -- Michigan (42-9, 18-2 Big Ten) secured the outright Big Ten championship and the No. 1 overall seed in the 2013 Big Ten Softball Tournament with its 2-1 victory against Northwestern on Friday. The victory secured the 16th conference championship in program history and sixth consecutive.
Michigan scored once in the bottom of the third inning on an RBI single by Sierra Romero, but Northwestern tied the game when Andrea DiPrima drove in Amy Letourneau in the top of the fourth. The game-winning run came in the bottom of the fifth when Nicole Sappingfield drove home Sara Driesenga, who also earned the win in the circle after surrendering just two hits, for the decisive run.
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Melchester Rovers Kits 1956–1973 now online
Posted by John Devlin
At last, the first part of my Melchester Rovers kit history can now be viewed online at:
Roy of the Rovers seems to have been in the news a bit lately with several books appearing and a new compilation comic also out. Perhaps someone's trying to relaunch the comic? Might be interesting to consider what kit Racey's men may wear today!
Part 2 coming shortly…
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Video – Bring Out Your Inner Guerrilla
When is the 'right' time to use video in your e-learning... Well, is your course based around telling a story? Or showing people how to deal with difficult customers? Or are you struggling to bring the SME's passion and knowledge across in words? If so, then video might just be the way to go.
Won't it cost too much?
If you're planning a Hollywood epic then yes. But a couple of characters chatting, no. The best rule for keeping costs down is 'keep it simple'. Obvious really when you think about it. Replace your cast of thousands with a couple of characters. Ditch your sweeping panoramas and intricate sets for an office or a living room. Use places and props you can access for free – nice.
Talking heads?
Talking heads can be a great way to bring in expert opinions and infect the learner with your passion and enthusiasm. Keep it short and snappy though – no-one wants to listen to you droning on for five minutes in the middle of a course. 20-30 second sound-bites are generally about right.
And, action... should I shoot it myself?
Don't fret about over producing it. It's not TV. Thanks to mobiles and YouTube, we are much more used to seeing amateur content than we used to be. Even so, if you have the budget, a professional cameraman will help bring your scenario to life, and make sure learners are watching the content, not your dodgy camerawork. Talking heads on the other hand can easily be filmed yourself with a decent DV camera - we like the Flip cameras. Frame your interviewee on one side of the screen, facing into the blank space (known as looking room). If you're interviewing them, make sure they're looking at you not directly into the camera. And be sure the audio is clear – there's no point in them giving the most rousing speech if you can't make out what they're saying.
How do I cast my video?
You're all set. You have your camera, your location (well your mate's front room) and your Oscar winning script. There's just one thing missing. The actors to bring it all to life. So what's the best way to remedy this? If you have the budget, casting agencies will be able to help. They'll generally send out a range of headshots for you to make an initial selection. If you can, use local actors to keep travel costs down. Of course you may not have the money for the pros. There are other options. Using real people can work – but it's best to audition; you don't want wooden acting ruining your beautiful script. Or sometimes actors from local drama groups will be interested, and can be just as good as professional extras.
Never work with children or animals?
It may not come up – but it does in our work, so we're just sharing for good guidance: There are special rules around using kids in films, however small they are (the film not the child). You may well need a performance licence from the local authority where the child lives. Rules vary from one authority to another, but the licences do take a few weeks so it's best to check out early if you'll need one. As a rule it's also a good idea to avoid filming during school hours if you can. Teachers get cross. Generally, filming animals doesn't come up in e-learning. But we'll let you know if that changes.


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STATE v. CARLTON WALLACE, SC 17759
Judicial District of New Haven
Criminal; Whether Trial Court Should Have Suppressed Statement That Defendant Made in South Carolina While Awaiting Extradition; Whether Trial Court Properly Instructed Jury as to Application of Reasonable Doubt Standard to Self-Defense Claim; Whether Antideadlock Instruction Coerced Jury into Returning Verdict. In connection with a shooting that occurred in New Haven, the state charged the defendant with murder and carrying a pistol without a permit, among other things. The defendant, who was located and arrested in South Carolina, agreed to waive all formal extradition proceedings and return to Connecticut to answer the charges against him. New Haven police officers subsequently met with the defendant in South Carolina, where they read him his Miranda rights and began to interrogate him. Shortly thereafter, the defendant gave a taped statement regarding the shooting. Prior to trial, the defendant moved to suppress that statement. He claimed that he was arrested without a warrant as a fugitive from justice, that he was detained unlawfully and that at the time of his interrogation, he had never been presented in court. He therefore argued that the failure to bring him before a court of law following his warrantless arrest in South Carolina violated his constitutional right to counsel. He also argued that his statement was made without a voluntary, knowing and intelligent waiver of his Miranda rights. In denying the defendant's motion, the trial court noted that in South Carolina, fugitives do not go before a judge and that other than the waiver of extradition form itself, there is no additional form advising a fugitive as to his rights regarding extradition. It further noted that while a fugitive is waiting to be picked up by the demanding state, the fugitive is not represented by a public defender. Observing that the defendant had been given his Miranda rights by the New Haven detectives, it concluded that the defendant's waiver of those rights was knowing and voluntary; that his taped statement was freely, voluntarily and knowingly made; and that there was no indication that he wanted to speak to an attorney. The matter then proceeded to trial, and the defendant asserted a claim of self-defense. After the jury began its deliberations, it informed the court that it was deadlocked. The court instructed the jury to continue with its deliberations and try to reach a unanimous decision. The next day, the jury informed the court that it was still deadlocked. The court then gave the jury an antideadlock instruction, and the jury ultimately found the defendant not guilty of murder, but guilty of the lesser included offense of manslaughter in the first degree, and guilty of carrying a pistol without a permit. In this appeal, the Supreme Court will determine whether the trial court properly denied the defendant's motion to suppress and properly failed to instruct the jury that the state had to disprove the self-defense claim beyond a reasonable doubt. It will also determine whether the trial court's antideadlock instruction coerced the jury into returning a verdict.


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Pontificia Universidad Javeriana Sede Cali
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The Functional Spanish for Foreigners Program aims at giving non-Spanish speakers proficiency in language skills: reading, writing, listening and speaking within a cultural and linguistic Colombian framework. The program emphasizes day to day situations through exercises and activities which use the language as a functional method of communication. Our program includes cultural trips and activities that have academic and pedagogical objectives. Our teaching has a communicative focus, thus the course offers different activities which will help develop our students' communication skills, and give them the opportunity to interact with Colombian people in real situations.
|Program aimed at:
|1) Foreigners who are working in Colombia. 2) People who come to study Spanish; 3) Students who are in an exchange Program at the Javeriana; 4) Managers and employees of multinational companies that operate in the city; and 5) Teachers, principals and students of American Jesuit Universities who have agreements with our university.
|3: Basic, Intermediate and Advanced: two stages each one (A - B)
|Hourly intensity:
|64 hours per level, 2 months per level, 2 hours daily (2 or 4 days per week).
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|Students can enjoy shows, special events, art exhibits, and a video club. They may also register in all the workshops which are offered in the Cultural and Sports Centers of the Javeriana University. Among these are painting, ceramics, silver and gold work, batik, glass, and so on. There is also a gym for students, and classes are directed by experienced instructors. All workshops and sport activities are available at no additional cost. Students staying four or more months are invited to join any of the university sports teams, the university choir and/or the various theatre, dance and music groups. They receive a certificate at the end of the course.
|Requirements for registration:
|- placement test or previous level certification
- student visa
- health insurance
- photocopy of health insurance guide
|Cost per level or course:
2 or more students: $50.500 (Cost per hour of class according to number of students). $3.232.000 (Tuition per level)
1 Student: $81.500, (Cost per hour of class according to number of students). $5.216.000, (Tuition per level).
|María Consuelo Martínez, Departamento de Comunicación y Lenguaje
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Congratulations to all of the newly engaged couples! Here at Social Bites we love creating the wedding cake of your dreams! Bakers typically need 4-8 months advanced notice when making your Wedding cake to ensure your date is available! Start researching (pinning, clipping magazines, etc. ) cakes now and book after you set your budget and guest list! Here are a few tips to keep in mind when planning your cake
Taste the CakeAs you start setting up appointments, find out when each baker's next tasting is scheduled. At tastings, clients are invited into the bakery to sample exemplary cakes, ask questions, and review portfolios. This is an excellent opportunity to meet bakers and fully understand the range of their abilities.
Select a StyleDeal with the cake after all decisions about dress style and reception decor have been made. These elements can serve as a blueprint for the design and structure of your wedding cake. Choose a cake that's compatible with the style of the venue, the season, your gown, the flower arrangements, or the menu. If you want colorful accents (such as sugar flowers or icing ribbons), give your baker fabric swatches. The cake should be part of the wedding, not a glaring sideshow.
Size It UpGenerally, three tiers will serve 50 to 100 guests; you'll likely need five layers for 200 guests or more. If the reception is in a grand room with high ceilings, consider increasing the cake's stature with columns between the tiers. (A "stacked" cake is one with its layers stacked directly atop each other, with no separators.)
Price It OutWedding cake often is priced by the slice -- the cost varies, but generally ranges from $1.50 to $15 per slice (though this is a very general and loose estimate). The more complicated the cake (based on intricate decorations or hard-to-find fillings), the higher the price tag. Fondant icing is more expensive than buttercream, and if you want elaborate molded shapes, vibrant colors, or handmade sugar-flower detailing, you'll pay for the cake designer's labor.
Find Ways to SaveOrder a small cake that's decorated to perfection but can only feed a handful plus several sheet cakes of the same flavor to actually feed the guests. Stay away from tiers, handmade sugar flowers, and specially molded shapes. Garnish with seasonal flowers and fruit for an elegant (but less expensive) effect. If you'll have a dessert table (or another sweet) in addition to the cake, consider a cake sized for half your guests. Servings will be smaller, but the fee will shrink too.
Get the Facts on FrostingButtercream or fondant? That's the main question. Buttercream is often much more delicious. But if you love the smooth, almost surreal-like look of fondant as much as we do, consider frosting the cake in buttercream first and then adding a layer of fondant over the entire confection.
Consider the WeatherIf you're having an outdoor wedding in a hot climate, stay away from whipped cream, meringue, and buttercream: They melt. Ask your baker about summer icing options; You might want to go for a fondant-covered cake -- it doesn't even need to be refrigerated.
Mind Your MagazinesKeep in mind, magazines (like ours) have food stylists, editors, and assistants working nonstop to keep the cakes looking perfect. These people spend hours fixing the sweating, dripping, leaning, or sagging that can happen to a cake after it's been sitting for a while. And if what they do doesn't work, they can fix it with Photoshop. They also have the luxury of creating cakes from stuff that isn't edible -- most cakes in magazines are iced pieces of Styrofoam, which certainly doesn't taste very good. So don't expect your cake designer to be able to replicate exactly what you see in print.
Take Note: It's All in the DetailsWhen it comes to decoration, adornment costs run the gamut. The most inexpensive option is fresh fruits or flowers that, in some instances, can be applied by your florist for a minimal fee. On the high end are delicate gum paste or sugar paste flowers, which are constructed by hand, one petal at a time. But here's the bottom line: All add-ons -- including marzipan fruits, chocolate-molded flowers, and lace points -- will raise the rate. (For the record, we think it's worth the cost!)
Encourage Cake CollaborationIf you want to garnish your cake with fresh flowers, find out if the cake designer will work with your florist, or if you are responsible for the blooms. If the florist is running the show, will she have time to adorn the cake? Be wary of elaborate floral accents if your reception space decor is labor-intensive.
Get Him Involved!The popularity of the groom's cake, traditionally a Southern custom, is on the rise. The bride's cake -- the one cut by the couple at the reception -- is traditionally eaten as dessert. The groom's cake is usually darker and richer (often chocolate) and nowadays crafted to show off the groom's passions and obsessions. Give slices to guests as a take-home memento or cut and serve both for dessert.
Go Mini?Many bakers agree that the idea of a mini cake (where each guest gets his or her own) is a great idea -- in theory but not always in practice. Not only does each cake require its own decoration (often as intricate, if not more, than one that's four times its size), each will require its own box. Unfortunately, boxes don't come in mini-cake sizes. Often the bakery must construct individual boxes in which to transport these cakes. Multiply by however many guests you'll be having, and you'll see what a costly, time-consuming feat this actually is. That said, if you can swing it, they look amazing being passed around by waiters on sleek silver trays (and of course, they taste just as great too).
Get It On DisplayYour cake will likely be on display before it's cut and consumed. Make sure there is a designated cake table that allows the most elegant presentation possible. A round table is perfect for round cakes, but a linear cake design may call for a rectangular table. Figure out your options. Once you have a cake table, have fun dressing it up: Drape it with sumptuous fabrics and decorate it with motifs, colors, and flowers to match the cake (your florist can help).
Top It OffThere are many beautiful and unique ways to top off your cake, so you can avoid plastic figurines (unless you're going for cool-kitsch). If you have an heirloom piece -- especially a fine porcelain antique -- work with your baker to integrate it into an appropriate design. A pair of sugar or gingerbread cookies can look charming atop a country wedding cake. Finely sculpted maple sugar or marzipan figurines are quaint. Other alternatives: a bouquet of sugar flowers, a cascade of icing ribbons, or even a sugar block carved out to reveal your new monogram.
Lock Down Delivery DetailsCake delivery takes coordination. Complex cakes may not necessarily be delivered in final form. Allow time and space for assembly, if needed. Refrigeration may also be required.
After the Wedding...Avoid freezer burn! Even if you take the most painstaking packaging measures, eating the top tier of your cake on your first anniversary sounds far better than it tastes. Think about indulging on your two-week or one-month anniversary, and treat yourself to a fresh cake in the same flavor when you've survived the first year. If you must adhere to tradition, wrap the cake in plastic wrap, then bag it in an airtight baggie. Stay away from aluminum foil -- it might not protect against freezer burn as well as plastic wrap because it's not an airtight material.
Source: Theknot.com
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To view sections of University Faculty Handbook you may scroll through the Table of Contents. You may also use the link below to download a PDF copy of the Handbook.
UNIVERSITY OF MARY WASHINGTON FACULTY HANDBOOK (pdf)
If you notice any errors in the online Faculty Handbook, contact John Morello or Amy O'Reilly to report what needs to be corrected.
Adjunct Faculty Handbook
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The University Faculty Handbook applies to all teaching faculty. While most of the Handbook applies in the same way to all teaching faculty, certain sections of it pertain specifically to part-time (adjunct) faculty. Those sections are:
184.108.40.206 Part-time appointments
188.8.131.52 Summer session contract (see the part of this section applying to adjuncts)
3.5 Rank of adjunct instructor
3.7.2 Affiliate faculty
5.4 Academic policies and regulations
5.7.5 Access to resources
6.10 Evaluation of adjunct faculty
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Wayne Bradshaw
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- Forensic & Litigation Consulting
- Level 2
- 2 Kings Park Road
- West Perth, WA, 6005
- Australia
- Diploma in Surveying
- Graduate Diploma in Business Studies
- Registered Adjudicator
- Accredited Mediator
- Fellow of Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors
- Member of Chartered Institute of Building (MCIOB)
- Member of Institute of Arbitrators and Mediators Australia
- Member of New Zealand Institute of Quantity Surveyors
- Construction Solutions
Wayne Bradshaw is a Director in the Construction Solutions segment of FTI Consulting, and he is based in Perth, Australia.
Mr. Bradshaw is a Chartered Quantity Surveyor and Chartered Builder with over 20 years of international experience in the construction industry. Over his career, Mr. Bradshaw has gained experience in quantity surveying, contract administration, commercial management and final account agreement.
Mr. Bradshaw has been employed on various construction projects from intricate fit out projects through to building projects and large complex civil engineering and resource sector projects, and played a critical role in their successful outcomes.
Mr. Bradshaw's quantity surveying career commenced in 1990 with a large contractor in the UK. Between 1997 and 2008, Mr. Bradshaw was employed in senior commercial and quantity surveying positions with main contractors in Hong Kong and New Zealand. In 2009, Mr. Bradshaw relocated to Australia to take up a senior position with an international construction dispute resolution practice prior to joining FTI Consulting.
Mr. Bradshaw has considerable experience in producing, assessing and settling contractual claims for delay, disruption and variation valuation.
Mr. Bradshaw has produced expert reports on quantum which have been used in adjudications and court proceedings. Mr. Bradshaw has also prepared and submitted adjudication applications and responses and has been involved in some of the largest adjudications in Western Australia.
Mr. Bradshaw is an Accredited Mediator (and Registered Adjudicator with the Building Commission of Western Australia. He is currently undertaking a Post Graduate Diploma in Surveying, leading to a Masters in Surveying at the College of Estate Management and Reading University.
Mr. Bradshaw is an active APC assessor for the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors and membership assessor for the Chartered Institute of Building.


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You're looking for an fiber optic cable for its undistorted, smooth, clear, and dynamic performance. Yet there's a plethora of cable manufacturers to choose from so what could possibly make Audioquest cables that much more superior? Well, let me tell you. These cables are babied. They're coddled. Each cable's hand is held from its conception in Bill Low's head until it is carefully swaddled in product packaging and shipped off to your home.
Audioquest's mission is to provide a cable for every audio/video need as well as a price for every pocketbook, without sacrificing one iota of performance quality. The OptiLink-G is one of Audioquest's higher performing fiber optic cables. When using a Toslink (EIA-J) fiber optic cable, the sound quality of all the channels, whether two or five or more, are dependent on this one cable to deliver undistorted, dynamic performance and it does so with less loss than the entry-level OptiLink-A. The carefully engineered synthetic fiber in Audioquest's OptiLink-G minimizes signal loss and jitter (time based distortion), while the plug's brass ferrule provides ideal light transmission and the highest quality sound.
It's important to know that an audio or video signal cannot be improved upon it's as good as it's going to get once it leaves your amp, DVD player, whatever component you're running. So why bother with a high-end cable? Simple: the signal can't be improved, but it can be damaged. Significantly. A lesser-quality cable leaves your signal wide-open to instabilities. What Audioquest is doing is engineering cables with conductors that have all the proper attributes for decreased distortion. They've wrapped the conductor in a non-conductive material to decrease distortion. The result is an astonishingly pure, very stable signal. Starting to make sense? Audioquest loathes distortion. You'll love Audioquest.


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Rogue River, OR (PRWEB) July 12, 2014
The Wood Pro Expo (WPE) in Baltimore, Maryland hosts a variety of products designed to assist woodworkers in finding the best tools, products and companies for their crafts and professions. Wagner Meters will be attending this year with its line of moisture measurement systems and handheld moisture meters.
Wagner Meters offers moisture measurement solutions with something for every level of woodworking hobbyist and professional. Along with large systems for wood products manufacturers, Wagner offers a complete line of non-pin, accurate handheld moisture meters utilizing Wagner's IntelliSense™ technology, which ensures that non-absorbed surface moisture does not skew the accuracy of the moisture measurement in the wood.
"We are proud of our wood moisture meters," said Ron Smith, Sales Manager for Wagner Meters. "They are proven accurate, and offer more convenience and options for wood products manufacturers and woodworkers at all levels."
To experience Wagner Meters' line of wood moisture meters and systems and learn the latest in wood moisture measurement technology, visit booth # 124 at Wood Pro Expo in Baltimore, Maryland, October 8 – 9, 2014.
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Since fishing licenses only cover a specific area or state, applicants need to specify where and when they wish to fish. Applicants are also required to state how old they are, as minimum age regulations vary from state to state, and different license types are available based on age.Continue Reading
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ANNAPOLIS — County Commissioner President Donald I. Dell testified against a bill Thursday that would abolish the existing Baltimore Regional Councilof Governments and replace it with a scaled-down and less costly Baltimore Metropolitan Council.
Dell opposed the bill because he believes the legislation creates a council with flaws from the outset. Heobjects to allowing county executives or commissioners to designate appointees to represent their positions on the council.
"If there is a purpose strong enough to justify the organization,then that purpose certainly should be of such strength and need to require the active and direct participation and control of the electedofficials of the region," Dell said in written testimony. "I strongly support regional cooperation and communication . . . but only if the control of any regional organization is solely in the hands of those elected to govern."


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5 of the Best, Affordable Fat Tire Bikes | Ride Reviews
Five Fat Bike Reviews: Cheap options for riding snow & sand
Nothing on two wheels draws looks like a fat bike! They are truly compelling.
With their oversized tires and impressive traction, these bicycles can ride virtually anywhere. And they look incredible.
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AECOM Regional Director - Development Planning & Engineering in Manchester, United Kingdom
Business Line Transportation
Position Title Regional Director - Development Planning & Engineering
United Kingdom - Manchester
Job Summary
Our North West Transportation business line is seeking a Director to join the Development Planning and Engineering group based in the North West of England. We would consider candidates at Regional Director or Associate Director level for this role, dependent on experience. This group of over twenty specialist staff are based in offices across the region, including Manchester and Liverpool and the base for this vacancy is negotiable. We would also consider the role on either a full or part-time basis and are happy to look at a range of different working patterns. The successful candidate would join the senior management team of the group with a focus on project delivery and business development.
Our wide range of clients are primarily from the private sector in the UK and overseas and include developers, land owners, house builders, blue chip companies, universities, local authorities and contractors. The teams also work on a number of multi-disciplinary projects as part of a wider team with their colleagues in AECOM.
Job Responsibilities
Overall responsibility for delivery of projects to contractual arrangements and the financial outcome agreed;
Facing and Liaising with senior stakeholders, including Client Project Directors (or equivalent) to resolve issues early and safeguard our interests;
Presenting to clients and key stakeholders in a professional, responsive and client focused manner;
Receive project brief and carry out briefing of the team members and lead on analysing data, development of design drawings and report production;
Undertake Health & Safety duties including ensuring a safe and healthy working environment for the project team members and fulfilling all responsibilities for health and safety in design;
Act as a Project Manager/Director (once accredited) as necessary including monitoring financial performance;
Ensure technical content and quality of output produced is in line with the project brief;
Attend Project Progress meetings along with necessary client meetings;
Prepare detailed client briefs or fee proposals for client submission and contribute to major bids;
Liaise with current and proposed clients to develop repeat and new business for the company;
Establishing strong working relationships with other internal teams within AECOM's global capabilities;
Lead on business development and work winning within the region with both public and private sector clients;
Mentoring and supporting the development of Project Managers;
Expanding the AECOM business and assisting with the delivery of business targets.
Minimum Requirements
Successful track record of building client relationships and identifying, pursuing and winning work;
A highly motivated individual with a passion for succeeding and developing an industry leading transportation team;
Solid experience working at a senior level;
Proven business leader and a recognised technical expert within the within the transportation sector;
A senior professional with proven experience in the successful delivery transportation projects for both public and private sector clients;
High degree of competence in project management and commercially aware;
Excellent communicator (both written and verbal) with strong negotiation skills.
Preferred Qualifications
Degree in Civil &/or Transportation Engineering.
Membership of a relevant professional body
What We Offer
AECOM is a place where you can put your innovative thinking and business skills into high gear and work alongside other highly intelligent and motivated people. It's a place where you can apply your skills to some of the world's most challenging, interesting, and meaningful projects worldwide. It's a place that values the diversity of our areas of practice and our people. It's what makes AECOM a great place to work and grow. AECOM is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
Please note that AECOM does not accept unsolicited resumes from recruiters or employment agencies. In the absence of a signed Recruitment Fee Agreement, AECOM will not consider or agree to payment of any referral compensation or recruiter fee. In the event a recruiter or agency submits a resume or candidate without a previously signed agreement, AECOM explicitly reserves the right to pursue and hire those candidate(s) without any financial obligation to the recruiter or agency. Any unsolicited resumes, including those submitted to hiring managers, are deemed to be the property of AECOM.
Job Category Engineering - Transportation
Business Group Design and Consulting Services Group (DCS)
Country United Kingdom
Position Status Full-Time
Requisition/Vacancy No. 181922BR
Qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, sexual orientation, gender identity, disability or protected veteran status.


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Guy Kawasaki is the author of eleven books, including his latest, The Art of Social Media: Power Tips for Power Users. For four years he evangelized Macintosh to software and hardware developers and "led the charge against world-wide domination by IBM."
Guy Kawasaki reflects on how he got his foot in the door at Macintosh because of who he knew, not because of his skill set. Nonetheless, this led to a great career. So short of doing something immoral, Guy Kawasaki...
Apple anticipates where the market will be heading, as opposed to simply reacting to where the market is already going.
Just as it's OK to swear in the office once or twice a year, you may stand up to your boss occasionally. But don't make a habit of it, because pains in the asses don't succeed.
Former Apple Evangelist Guy Kawasaki says thinking too much about your personal brand is a slippery slope toward egomaniasm.


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By Leon Tong
Brightlemon London are helping to implement the new Drupal.org web site as designed by Mark Boulton. The re-design is a community based effort, with many key Drupal sponsors and partners offering there services in implementing the new design. Being a community driven platform, Mark Boulton and Drupal.org opened up the design production to the public – even allowing weekly feedback on the progress of the project each Thursday, enabling the 200,000 online community the ability to express their opinion on the design.


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Tokyo, August 09, 2005--- Through joint research with Nagoya University, Honda Research Institute Japan Co., Ltd. (HRI-JP), a subsidiary of Honda R&D Co., Ltd., discovered a gene which dramatically improves the regeneration ability of rice. The new discovery will lead the way to more rapid improvements in Koshihikari, the most popular variety of rice in Japan.
Plants have an essential ability to regenerate the whole plant body from a piece of tissue. Plant culture applying this regeneration ability has been utilized for the mass reproduction of commercial seedlings or crop improvements. However, it is known that not all the plant species or varieties can regenerate easily. Many leading varieties of rice in Japan, such as Koshihikari, can rarely be regenerated, resulting in a serious problem of efficient rice improvement. In addition, it has not yet been understood the biological mechanisms regulating the plant regeneration ability.
HRI-JP identified a gene controlling the regeneration ability in rice for the first time in the world by genetic examination of a low regeneration rice variety, Koshihikari. The gene, named "PSR1", produces an enzyme which affects the metabolic pathway of nitrogen, an essential source of nutrition for plants. The research revealed that lower activity of the PSR1 gene in Koshihikari results in low regeneration ability. This finding makes it possible to improve Koshihikari rice with high regeneration ability, and consequently to breed new varieties surpassing Koshihikari easier.
In June 2005, HRI-JP announced the identification of a gene increasing the crop yield of rice. The high yielding Koshihikari, the outcome of this research, will be equipped with the high regeneration ability of the PSR1 gene. Moreover, the gene may be applicable to other crops which are difficult to improve because of its low regeneration ability. The research results will be published online this week through Early Edition (http://www.pnas.org/papbyrecent.shtml) of PNAS (Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America) in this week and will appear as a printed article on August 16.
Honda has been committed to addressing issues of environmental protection and energy conservation and has been conducting multidimensional efforts leading to the development of technologies for improvement of fuel efficiency. As part of its "Commitment for the Future," Honda is pursuing its R&D efforts in a new area of science technology of this century - genome science -- by building a foundation in the research of rice, which is a model plant for plant genetic research.
Left: Regular Koshihikari
Right: Koshihikari with improved regeneration ability by enhanced PSR1