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Classes are held in classrooms at the University of Costa Rica (a 15-minute walk from the Sleep Inn) usually from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Students can enroll in up to four classes for a total of six credit hours.
Comparative Biotechnology, Bioethics & Policy
2 credit hours
This course is designed for students interested in learning more about bioethics and health care in the U.S. and Latin America. Topics will include review of protection of human subjects, institutional review boards, the U.S. health care system including Medicare and Medicaid as well as a discussion of the proposals for health care reform in the U.S. The Costa Rican health care system will be studied. The course will address challenging issues related to biodiversity and conservation in Costa Rica.
Seminar on Comparative Limited Liability Companies
1 credit hour
Since 1977, the limited liability company (LLC) has become the preferred form for organizing small businesses in the United States. The popularity of LLCs in the United States can be traced to their combination of the flow-through tax-advantage of a partnership with the limited liability advantage of a corporation. In terms of governance,
an American LLC may be structured to resemble either a partnership (a membermanaged LLC) or a corporation (a manager-managed LLC). North Carolina authorized the LLC form in 1993 when it added chapter 57C to the North Carolina General Statutes, and the course will use North Carolina's statutes to represent United States law.
This course will explore the differences between these very similar business forms in the United States and Costa Rica. Course materials include the relevant chapters of the Oquendo textbook (chapters 1 and 14) and the LLC statutes of North Carolina and Costa Rica. Students will use the text to examine the differences between Costa Rica's civil
law system and the common law system used in the United States, and the statutes to examine specific differences between the business forms in the two countries. The goals of the seminar are to: (1) understand legislative differences that cause LLCs to be popular in the United States and unpopular in Costa Rica, (2) tie these differences to
specific policy goals that are expressed in LLC statutes in the United States, and (3) reinforce the students' understanding of North Carolina's LLC statutes by using them as an example of U.S. law.
Mediation Advocacy
2 credit hours
This course will provide hands-on instruction on effective representation of clients in mediation. Students will learn about various mediation processes, how to prepare their case for mediation (as opposed to trial), and how to prepare themselves and their client for mediation through a blend of practice and theory.
The course is designed to help students learn, in the context of mediation, generic listening, questioning, persuasion, and problem-solving skills that are fundamental to the practice of law and to help you evaluate the benefits and limitations of mediation and other dispute resolution techniques so that you can both responsibly counsel clients about their choices and, as potential policy makers, make informed choices about dispute resolution systems.


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Global Wired Interface Market Status and Prospect 2019 -Amphenol, Japan Aviation Electronics, TE Connectivity.
Wired Interface Market Analysis 2019
QYMarketStudy report, "Wired Interface Market by type, Application and Region – Global Comprehensive Analysis and Forecast to 2025," reports that the Wired Interface market is projected to achieve XX billion by 2025, at a CAGR of XX% between 2019 and 2025. The Wired Interface market is driven by the increasing demand for Wired Interface industry. the world Wired Interface Market Report analysis with in-depth summary, describing the industry Scope and elaborates market outlook and status to 2025. The research analyze market breakdown information by manufacturers, region, type and application, additionally analyzes the market status, market share, growth rate, future trends, market drivers, opportunities and challenges, risks and entry barriers, sales channels, distributors and Porter's 5 Forces Analysis. The analysis report covers qualitative and quantitative market information outlook on product scope, issues, influencing factors and key market trends and drivers that are changing the dynamics of Wired Interface market.
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Japan Aviation Electronics
TE Connectivity
NXP Semiconductors
Microchip Technology
Texas Instruments
Cypress Semiconductor
Hirose Electric
ON Semiconductor
Analog Devices
Murata Manufacturing
Vishay Intertechnology
Silicon Laboratories
Maxim Integrated Products
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Display Port
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Consumer Electronics
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Wired Interface Market Research Report Highlights the Some Major Chapters:
1 Research Coverage
1.1 Wired Interface Product
1.2 Market Segments
1.3 Key Manufacturers Covered
1.4 Market by Type
1.4.1 Global Wired Interface Market Size Growth Rate by Product
1.4.2 Gelatin
1.4.3 Fibrin
1.4.4 Cellulose
1.4.5 Others
1.5 Market by End User
1.5.1 Global Wired Interface Market Size Growth Rate by End User
1.5.2 Surgical Wound Care
1.5.3 General Wound Care
1.6 Study Objectives
1.7 Years Considered
11 Company Profiles
12 Future Forecast
12.1 Wired Interface Market Forecast by Regions
12.1.1 Global Wired Interface Sales Forecast by Regions 2019-2025
12.1.2 Global Wired Interface Revenue Forecast by Regions 2019-2025
12.2 Wired Interface Market Forecast by Product
12.2.1 Global Wired Interface Sales Forecast by Product 2019-2025
12.2.2 Global Wired Interface Revenue Forecast by Product 2019-2025
12.3 Wired Interface Market Forecast by End User
12.4 North America Wired Interface Forecast
12.5 Europe Wired Interface Forecast
12.6 Asia Pacific Wired Interface Forecast
12.7 Central & South America Wired Interface Forecast
12.8 Middle East and Africa Wired Interface Forecast
13 Market Opportunities, Challenges, Risks and Influences Factors Analysis
13.1 Market Opportunities and Drivers
13.2 Market Challenges
13.3 Market Risks/Restraints
13.4 Macroscopic Indicators
14 Value Chain and Sales Channels Analysis
14.1 Value Chain Analysis
14.2 Wired Interface Customers
14.3 Sales Channels Analysis
14.3.1 Sales Channels
14.3.2 Distributors

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text: 2.6.6dev1 23 May 2019 Equipment profile wizard and Guiding Assistant now recommend Lowpass2 Dec guiding for mounts with high-res encoders or near-zero backlash Calibration is now automatically cleared if the camera selection is changed Predictive PEC: enable the model retaining option by default for new profiles ZWO cameras: update to SDK version 1.14.0227 (Windows, Mac, and Linux) New Omegon Pro camera selection INDI mounts: fix incorrect LST fallback calculation for mount drivers that do not provide LST Guide log: ensure monotonically increasing timestamps regardless of changes to the system clock Minor debug log cleanup Camera simulator: fix crash when no mount or AO is selected Fix crash in connect equipment or advanced dialog when AO is selected but mount is None Updated French translation 2.6.6 24 March 2019 Mac: MallinCam SkyRaider camera support INDI SBIG AO support Drift Align tool: auto-select a new star if star was lost in the Adjust phase Fix Advanced Settings window problem where typing invalid characters in the focal length field could set it to zero Minor UI updates: improve some tool tips; re-enable the camera selection button after the camera is disconnected Server API: include calibration declination in get_calibration_data message Added command-line options for saving and loading the full set of config settings to/from a file Additional logging in the debug log Updated French and Traditional Chinese translations 2.6.5dev7 29 January 2019 Guiding Assistant: new feature to review prior G.A. run results Guiding Assistant: avoid too large min-move recommendations Guiding Assistant: check for poor camera focus Guiding Assistant: recommend binning when image scale is too low Calibration review: show calibration side of pier Add menu items for toolbar button functions Backlash compensation: better resiliency against stiction Dark libraries: fix problem loading the wrong dark frame for exposures below 0.02s Connect gear: only enable camera selection button when camera driver supports multiple cameras ASCOM scopes: better handling for ASCOM drivers that terminate outside of PHD2 Altair cameras: update to SDK version 30.13270.2018.1102 ToupTek cameras: update to SDK version 33.13814.2019.0120 ZWO cameras: use snap mode for USB cameras USB2 mini cameras - fixes various guiding stability problems caused by video mode Linux: add Touptek camera support Linux: fix a potential crash related to INDI text properties Fix long-standing possible crash when Manual Guide tool is run with On-camera mount Updated French and Traditional Chinese translations 2.6.5dev6 25 October 2018 New Meridian flip calibration tool New: ToupTek camera support for Windows; using ToupTek SDK version 30.13059.2018.1003 Guiding Assistant: improved min-move recommendations Guide camera pixel scale is now shown in the new profile wizard and the stats window Added a button to reset camera gain to camera's default value Altair cameras: update to SDK version 30.13010.2018.0926 Altair cameras: new option to use older SDK for 2015/2016 era cameras Altair cameras: prevent connecting to the wrong camera when reconnecting after a disconnect Lowpass2: insure guide pulse never goes in the wrong direction; more debug logging Fix glitchy display when changing profiles by clearing the displayed image New profile wizard: center the dialog on the screen, not on the gear dialog Windows: fix PHD2 crash when opening the mount setup dialog after the RPC server has been terminated Fix bug in ProfileWiz - camera properties were being displayed on AuxMount tab if camera was Simulator Ensure backlash compensation is enabled only when Dec guide mode is Auto INDI: fix problem connecting Aux Mount that does not provide guiding properties Event server: send calibration step events Updated Traditional Chinese Translation Help file: add help for too-little east/south moves in calibration; fix broken link re focusing with Star Profile tool 2.6.5dev5 9 September 2018 ZWO Cameras: fix a bug in 2.6.5dev4 that could prevent camera from connecting 2.6.5dev4 4 September 2018 Simplified Z filter settings interface Bookmarks are now persistent across PHD2 sessions ZWO cameras: update SDK to version v1.13.0821 (Window, Linux, Mac) ZWO cameras: provide an option to operate camera in 8-bit or 16-bit mode ZWO cameras: use camera model name to decide which camera to connect to SBIG cameras: do not rely on camera name to distinguish color vs mono More detailed tooltip for status bar calibration indicator Update the Flip Calibration menu item and tooltip to make it more explicit that it flips the calibration immediately Server interface: return an error response for an invalid JSON RPC request Server interface: fix invalid JSON message output for alert messages with embedded newline characters Windows: better Windows version reporting in the debug log Better handling of errors that occur during application startup INDI Aux Mount selection no longer excludes mounts that do not have the GUIDER interface New Profile Wizard: use an 'on-camera' mount if camera = 'simulator'; add warning dialog if selected gear has no pointing info Remove the None guide algorithm (aka Identity guide algorithm) selection Updated Traditional Chinese translation 2.6.5dev3 23 July 2018 Updated calibration settings window Calibration distance is now configurable New option to display mount corrections to scale on the graph New low-pass ZFilter guide algorithm (experimental) ZWO Cameras: use default gain setting reported by the driver (default gain was way too high) Guiding Assistant: fix problem with invalid min-move recommendations when GA is stopped and re-started Guiding Assistant: enforce minimum sampling time for making recommendations Remove unwanted check on guide rates when dec compensation is disabled Fix incorrect range checks on aggressiveness for Hysteresis and Resist Switch guide algorithms Log uploader: fix problem with log timestamps being garbled in some time zones Fix display of calibration graphs on Linux Fix problem with star profile not being displayed when search region is less than 15 pixels and star is close to the edge of the frame INDI: fix phd2 crash when another app sets the camera or mount Connected property to false event server: remove excessive debug log output when client is calling get_star_image Updated Traditional Chinese translation Help file updates 2.6.5dev2 2 July 2018 ZWO ASI Cameras: update SDK to v1.13.0523 (Windows) and v0.7.0503 (Linux & Mac) SBIG cameras: fix problem not recognizing multiple SBIG cameras SSAG cameras (Mac): fix possible crash after connecting camera and allow entering arbitrary USB VID/PID values for cameras with corrupted firmware PPEC: allow stopping/starting guiding without resetting the model Guiding Assistant: fix handling of very large backlash to always show recommendations Updated Traditional Chinese, French, and Russian translations Debug log improvements 2.6.5dev1 23 May 2018 More informative alert messages when runaway guiding is detected and for failed calibrations QHY cameras: update Windows SDK to V20180502_0 from QHY AO: remove irrelevant guide algo choices Update to wxWidgets 3.0.4 Fix layout bug in BLC controls Minor debug logging improvements Lots of INDI improvements INDI cameras: automatically de-bayer color cameras do not allow overlapping RA and Dec guide pulses (overlaps can trigger a bug in some INDI drivers) better logging including a verbose logging option display the selected INDI devices in the Connect Equipment window only show camera drivers in the camera selection list and mount drivers in the mount selection list much better resilience to dropped connections from the INDI server cancellable progress window for INDI device connection fix INDI GUI excessive window updates by displaying the GUI after properties have been received from the server A bunch of help file updates Various improved tool-tip messages Updated Korean and Russian translations 2.6.5 30 April 2018 Backlash compensation improvements Updated Russian and Traditional Chinese translations Updated Russian Help File Server API enhancements (fix a potential crash when the client instructs PHD2 to shutdown; add methods for setting and allow clients to get the name of the current guide algorithm on each axis.) Improved logging of events in the Guide Log, like exposure duration changed and PPEC parameter changes 2.6.4dev10 31 March 2018 improved backlash compensation dynamic adjustment add additional control options for backlash compensation apply backlash comp for "fast recovery" moves after dithering apply backlash comp for AO mount bumps in declination simulator: fix lag in response to manual guide motions during long exposures Updated Traditional Chinese translation Updated Russian translation Updated Russian help file Windows: fix problem with log file uploader not seeing the full contents of the current session's logs log file uploader: fix layout of grid for non-English translations Polar drift tool: status line fix Polar drift tool: restore guiding on close 2.6.4dev9 1 March 2018 Add some new options for better control of backlash compensation fix a problem that prevented some cameras from automatically re-connecting after a disconnect ZWO cameras: update SDK versions to V0.7.0118 (Linux/Mac) and V22.214.171.124 (Windows) Updated Traditional Chinese translation Polar drift tool: re-enable guiding when done min motion controls allow changing with finer increments server: fix problem with receiving empty commands from some clients fix problem with graph sometimes displaying the correction incorrectly when the Predictive PEC guide algorithm is in use simulator minor improvements for changing settings on the fly 2.6.4dev8 12 February 2018 New tool to upload log files to openphdguiding.org Guiding Assistant: improved backlash test Altair cameras: updated SDK to version 20_12_2017 Updated French translation Updated Help 2.6.4dev7 17 January 2018 fix bug introuced in 2.6.4dev6 causing a new equipment profile to replace an existing profile updated help file updated French translation fixed spacing in polar drift align window Guiding Assistant: correct for dec drift and show an uncertainty estimate 2.6.4dev6 19 December 2017 ZWO Cameras: update Windows SDK to V220.127.116.11 SX Camera: fix pixel size value being reported incorrectly when square pixels option is enabled Updated Traditional Chinese translation Updated French translation Updated German translation Dither settling now ignores dec distance when dec guide mode is None Show help info in status bar as menu items are highlighted Drift align tool: fix problem with alignment circle sometimes following the guide star in Adjust mode when it is supposed to remain stationary Fix bug when guiding is initiated at the pole 2.6.4dev5 30 Nov 2017 New Polar drift tool - drift alignment using a star field near the pole Static Polar Align tool updates Better detection and handling of changes to mount guide speed and camera binning Improvements to New Profile Wizard INDI fixes Updated French and Traditional Chinese translations Updated help file 2.6.4dev4 20 Oct 2017 Star auto-selection no longer has 40-pixel edge distance restriction More explicit labeling of pixels vs arc-seconds units in graph window and stats window Remove modal dialog boxes from most camera connect functions Updated Traditional Chinese translation Updated French translation Static Polar Align tool improvements Add RA to guide log guide section heading 2.6.4dev3 8 October 2017 Static Polar Alignment tool improvements Atik cameras: binning support added Server API: new methods for sensor temperature and cooler status 2.6.4dev2 3 October 2017 Static Polar Align tool updates Add Static Polar Align and Drift Align tutorials to the Help file High resolution (4K) screen UI layout fixes Updated Traditional Chinese translation 2.6.4dev1 27 September 2017 New Static Polar Align tool that uses the center of rotation of a polar field to align on the pole. 2.6.4 25 September 2017 Fix bugs in calibration review and calibration sanity check when Dec guiding is disabled Update to latest ZWO ASI SDK 2.6.3dev8 2 September 2017 Altair cameras: update to new SDK version (2017-09-01) Updated French translation from Cyril Guide log: only show gain value when PHD2 is controlling the gain AO: better handling of step failures: show an alert and suggest new AO travel limit setting AO: fix bump instability when guide star is far from lock position AO: make sure calibration covers full travel range INDI fixes Updated Windows INDI client libs Do not allow invalid hysteresis setting (100%) Fix problem with server sometimes not restarting when PHD2 is restarted Allow cam simulator to simulate async ST4 guiding Do not tie up main UI thread for GPxxx and INDI mounts and AO moves Include milliseconds in FITS header timestamps Help file updates Debug log enhancements 2.6.3dev7 18 July 2017 Enable INDI support on Mac and Windows Disable Auto-select star when calibrating or guiding Updated French, Spanish and Traditional Chinese translations Help file updates Reset graph when gear profiles changes Event server: send a SettleBegin event when settling starts; added a new method to expose a single camera frame Windows: prevent windows firewall warning message after installing PHD2 2.6.3dev6 13 June 2017 QHY cameras: fix incorrect guide directions when using On-camera (ST4) guiding Restart PHD2 automatically when language changes or when the Reset Configuration option is selected Help file updates New option to automatically check for software updates 2.6.3dev5 31 May 2017 Updated Portuguese translation Windows installer - do not run the VC++ redistributable installer Fix text truncation with some translations in spctrograph slit position window Mac: fix crash when disconnecting GPUSB Adjust guiding parameters automatically when camera binning is changed PPEC: fix problem with min-move parameter not being honored Make sure not to retain calibration unless auto-load calibration is selected Display AO correction rate in AO graph window Help file updates Guard against too-small aggressiveness or hysteresis settings being entered Allow custom camera exposure duration selection 2.6.3dev4 29 April 2017 fix RA/Dec overlay when AO is in use server API additions to get calibration information and send guide pulses to scope improve Guiding Assistant text layout for some translations additional debug log output for the PPEC guide algorithm A new Portuguese (Brazilian) translation Default Gain for QHY cameras is now 40 update QHY camera SDK to V188.8.131.52 Update Altair SDK to latest 1.1.4 version to support new camera models fix crash when stats window is updated and Camera = None update ZWO Linux/Mac SDK to V0.6.0328 don't allow Predictive PEC period value to be disrupted when the guiding assitant is run updated French translation 2.6.3dev3 10 April 2017 updated translations more strict protection against windows being placed off-screen after screen resolution changes Predictive PEC settings UI improvements in Advanced Dialog Predictive PEC key settings added to Graph window additional information saved to FITS headers when saving an image QHY cameras: we now use an up-to-date QHY camera SDK for native support of QHY cameras on Windows, Mac, and Linux 2.6.3dev2 28 March 2017 New Predictive PEC guide algorithm! Mac: fix problem with SX camera not being found camera gain setting should not allow value 0 comet tracking: adjust RA shift rate for scope declination 2.6.3dev1 20 March 2017 New image logging options based on trigger events, like star lost or large error offset Option to determine star saturation based on ADU value rather than star profile Improved detection of low-snr stars by more accurate background calculation Improved star mass change detection New option to reject stars below a minimum size (HFD) AO: fix bug with AO bump continuing after server received Pause command add more info to fits headers when saving images event server: add get_settling method


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About Invacare
Industry Leader
Invacare Limited is the industry leader in the $8 - billion plus market for non acute medical products. Through acquisition, mergers and the development of world class production and distribution facilities around the globe, the company has grown to become market leader in the design and manufacture of homecare and long-term medical products. The range is designed to promote recovery and aid active lifestyles for the Acute and Community Care environments, including Community Loans, Retail and Residential Care Markets.
Trading in over 80 countries
The company sells its products to over 25,000 distributors and government organisations in Europe, USA, Australia, Canada, New Zealand and Asia. The company has over 6300 associates and markets its products in 80 countries around the world.
Invacare stock is traded on the New York Stock exchange under the symbol IVC.
Specialists since 1856
Invacare's UK operations can be traced back to 1856 and the company now employs over 200 people. Based in South Wales, the company is ideally placed to provide the UK healthcare market with a range of products and services that meet the demands of both the public and private sectors.
Current product ranges include:
Specialist Rehabilitation Seating Range offering Specialist Backs, Cushions and Harnesses, Community Beds, Pressure Relieving Mattresses, Hoists, Lifters, Slings, Bathing Equipment, Walking Aids, Comprehensive Range of Daily Living Aids, Power and Manual Wheelchairs and Oxygen Equipment
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Our credentials:
Designed and manufactured in the UK since 1994
Effective product portfolio from basic to complex
Setting the industry standard in pressure and posture
Industry leading manufacturer in seating and positioning products
Market leader in the United States and Canada
Expanding rapidly worldwide
Specialisation in custom made wheelchair & seating for over 26 years
Established engineering excellence through their state of the art machining facility
Highly specialized staff developing functional, durable and cost effective products
Established since 1983 focusing on a highly clinical approach to product design
Developed through a rigorous approach in research, trials and testing
Highly adjustable seating systems supporting a wide range of complex postural needs.
For more information or to order your cushions call our specialists on 01656 776 222 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.


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MATCH PREVIEW: Swinton v Wigan
Opponents: Swinton Lions
Date: 14.05.2017
Venue: Haywood Road, Sale
Tickets: https://www.eticketing.co.uk/wiganwarriors/default.aspx
A Look at the Opposition
Take a look at the Championship table and you will see Swinton in 10th place, two places above Bradford who lie bottom on -2 points. A walkover then ?! No, absolutely not, this Swinton side is to be underestimated at your peril.
Recent victories against Huddersfield in the Challenge Cup and Tolouse in the league suggest that Wigan will face a tough test on Sunday afternoon. Granted, Swinton benefitted from the likes of Josh Woods and Caine Barnes (on dual reg from Wigan) in their last game against Huddersfield . But it was their permanent players, like Luke Waterworth that were insturmental in their two scalps of the Giants and Toulouse.
In my 18th man column, I alluded to the fact that Luke Waterworth, released by Wigan last year, could be crucial to Swinton's chances on Sunday and that he is a Super League player, playing at Championship level. The fact that Wigan have invited Waterworth to play for their reserves this year after being unable to confirm a first team place for him this year perhaps suggests Shaun Wanes admiratIon for him. The player that perfhaps influenced the decision to allow Waterworth to leave is likely to be his opposite number at some point on Sunday, the ever improving, Josh Ganson. Anyone that regularly reads this blog will know that I cant speak highly enough of Ganson and his potential, boarding on Ganson-biased. However, if there was ever a game for Josh Ganson to prove his worth to Wigan in his infant career to date, it would be on Sunday against the player he has effectively replaced in the first team picture.
A decent looking squad from Swinton that includes plenty of former Wigan players, eager to prove a point, including Jack Murphy (infamous for that playoff game against Leeds at the DW – the poor lad), Rhodri Lloyd, Rob Lever, Ben Austin and Liam Carberry.
Team News
The Swinton Lions 19 Man Squad
Wigan add George Williams, Michael McIlorum, Callum Field and squad number 40, Oliver Partington to their squad. They replace, Sam Powell, Joe Bretherton, Josh Woods and Gabe Fell in the squad from the Salford squad,
Thoughts on the Game
Being the Super League Champions against the current placed, 10th Championship side – this should be a one way score line. However, the injuries that Wigan have are likely to play a factor and the Wigan/Swinton relationship in terms of dual reg/former players/fomer coaches is likely to play a role.
The return of George Williams for me, wipes out any doubt that there will be an upset, however I don't expect a blow out score for Wigan. Swinton, have too much class for that. I would expect a close game in the first half, with perhaps Wigan's fitness and class proving too much in the second half. A quarter final place is at stake in a completion that Wigan last won in 2013, a competition that Shaun Wane and co are eager to add to the Super League and World Club Challenge trophies.
Looking at the 19 man squad, my Wigan line up for Friday would be:
1. Tierney
2. Marshall
3. Burgess
4. Forsyth
5. Davies
6. Williams
7. Gregson
8. Sutton
9. McIlroum
10. Nuuausala
11. Farrell
12. Tomkins
13. Isa
Sub. Tautai
Sub. Ganson
Sub. Navarrette
Sub. Wells
From the side announced, I would expect Field and Partington to miss out allowing Wells to gain more experience covering the second row/centre positions from the bench. Wane will be encouraged by Josh Ganson's 80 minute stint against Salford to give him as many minutes as McIlorum's fitness permits that he needs.
The Wigan Rugby Blog predicts:
Score: Swinton 10 – 38 Wigan
First Try Scorer: Tierney
Don't forget, you can vote for your Man of the Match after the game at http://www.wiganrugby.blog or on our social media platforms on Twitter and Facebook


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What a fantastic time to bring out your creative side. Whether you enjoy Modern, Contemporary, Rustic, Retro, Traditional…you can salvage items with beautiful designs and design your home into a work of art, or at least in styles that are comfortable and meaningful to you.
Keep watching as we bring you before and after looks, inspired by various people, and various styles, yet all collaborated with us here, at Mission Upholstery!


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It's been a good Fall for Hand'Solo Records. Back in September, they celebrated their 20th Anniversary with the 40 track, double disc release of Basement of Badmen 3, a collection of all the great artists who have contributed to the label. They followed that up in October with X-Faction 2: Reanimated, Primordial Emcee's latest comic book mash up album. While both of these were great, it appears that they saved the best for last this year with the release of Blow the Fuck Up But Stay Humble from More or Les. A fast paced, in your face collection of rhymes, Blow the Fuck Up But Stay Humble plays to all of More or Les' strengths. The result is a fantastic showcase of his fast phrasing, meaningful storytelling and sophisticated sense of humour.
Right out of the gate, Les hits you with the gut punch that is Pon Farr Dilithium (featuring DJ Ollie Teeba), a track that's very difficult not to dance to. He follows it up with a couple of tracks, No Turning Back and Long Way To Go, that focus on moving forward in the rap game (and in essence life itself) by being smart, working hard and not letting oneself get lazy or distracted by bullshit. Drive and Determination are key. This is a running theme throughout the album as Les pulls no punches when it comes to apathy. That's not the only thing he pulls no punches on.
What makes More or Les both a strong and relevant performer is that his raps actually mean something. He doesn't waste time talking about how great he is. Instead, he focuses on problems and situations that affect a lot of us. He points out these problems in a very accessible ways, presenting them from his personal perspective. A great example of this is That Look, an interlude on the album that addresses misogyny in retail. Whenever he goes to a store with his girlfriend, his sister, his mother, etc…..the salesman always thinks he's the one that's buying the item. They completely ignore the woman who's with him. Les calls bullshit and puts those chumps in their place.
Another enjoyable facet of Les' work is his sense of humour which is on full display in the tongue-in-cheek Man Up (featuring Schaffer the Darklord). The track begins with Les professing to Schaffer that there's a lack of "Manly Men" around these days except for the two of them. The duo then begins to rap about the many "manly" things they do on a regular basis like going to the spa, drinking tea and watching The Devil Wears Prada. There's a level of sophistication that sets Les apart as his delivery is always clever yet still accessible.
The stand out track on the album would have to be Hate Rap. The title implies this might be an angrier tune but that's not the case. It's actually a statement about how Les (and a number of his Backburner crewmates, like Wordburglar who is featured on this track) is a more accessible hip hop artist because he raps about stuff that matters and doesn't try to front with a "fake accent" or a "thug life" mentality. He's even liked by folks that "Hate Rap". As someone who appreciates hip hop but doesn't like some of the overused stereotypes, I get his sentiment. More of Les raps about what interests me. Be it social issues or The Transformers, he's got you covered.
If you're looking for a great hip hop album to give your loved ones this holiday season, I would definitely recommend Blow The Fuck Up But Stay Humble by More or Les. It's available now from Hand'Solo Records. Just Man Up and buy it already.
If you're gonna geek out, GEEK HARD!


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These programs are a delightful early school experience for children. At Lake Manassas Academy, our teachers support children's development and natural curiosity for learning during this exciting stage.
A skill-based curriculum and assessment support development of key milestones and early academics. Teachers capitalize on children's desire to engage in hands-on activities. Play is viewed as a vehicle for learning and creative thought. A combination of teacher and child directed lessons stimulate children's growing minds. Self-help skills are a component of daily routines in this program.
Teachers and parents use a Toilet Training Plan to assist with the initiation of this specific daily routine. In doing so, teachers and parents may be better able to successfully coordinate toilet training efforts between school and home.
Daily written reports and communication between parents and teachers further assist with optimal care of children in this program. Schedule a visit to learn more about these ideal programs for children two and young three years of age.


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Paul W. Meysing
Paul W. Meysing, 85, of Pilsen died Aug. 6 at Salem Home in Hillsboro. He was a retired farmer and lifelong resident of Pilsen.
He was born Feb. 4., 1927, near Pilsen to Joseph and Mary Reznicek Meysing. He grew up and attended school at Pilsen. He was a member of St. John Nepomucene Catholic Church, Holy Family Parish, at Pilsen and the Knights of Columbus.
He married Alice Schippers on May 2, 1950.
He is survived by his wife, Alice, of the home; four sons, Don of Pilsen, Larry of Piedmont, Okla., William of Hillsboro, Ore., and Greg of Canton; a brother, Richard of Garden City; a sister, Patricia Waner of Shawnee, Okla.; eight grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by a son, Joe; and two brothers, Bernard and Leo.
Rosary and Mass were Saturday at the church in Pilsen. Interment was in Pilsen Cemetery.
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April 1, 2003
By Thomas Grønborg
This post has been moved from its original location at PeerSpirit.com and archived here, so you can continue to access it.
This month's circle tale was written by Thomas Grønborg, a coach and facilitator of human development processes in Denmark. Thank you, Thomas.
In the late summer of 2002 I went to a Circle Practicum, led by Christina and Ann of PeerSpirit in wonderful Devon in the southern part of England. It turned out to be a very deep and intense practicum and one of the questions we worked with was "How will I bring the circle into my and other's lives"? At the practicum I had several ideas for different circles. But coming home, months went by without anything really happening.
Then during Christmas time I experienced a deeper contact with myself and life, and out of this contact grew the vision about initiating a "circle for life". The essence of the idea was to strengthen and support our respective life processes and be mutually inspired by each other through dialogues that dance between personal questions and more general life philosophical and spiritual questions and experiences.
The first thing I did was to write something about the idea and intention of the circle. Then I sent it out in my close network and one by one people joined in.
So, in January this year we were 4 friends starting out: two of both sexes. Now 5 circles older - using about four hours every time - we are the same 4 persons. Although we have sometimes talked about inviting more people into the circle, we don't really feel a need to be more than 4 persons. It seems to be a good number for dynamic and in-depth explorations into our lives and experiences, feelings, thoughts, struggles, joys and being.
It is by the way no longer "my" circle - it's our circle - because already in the very beginning of the circle's life, the holding and process of it pretty much slipped out of my hands. As host at the first meeting, I introduced the philosophy of the circle and the The Circle Way principles and agreements. The other 3 liked the outlines, but after some talking we also added another principle to make the circle more dynamic: "We change the form of interaction when appropriate." Due to the introduction of this principle and our rotation of the leadership from day one, what we experience in the circle for life is not always "classical circling".
The spirit of it seems to be a playful ghost from Open Space Technology, saying: Be prepared to be surprised!
Truly, it's also not a very ritually oriented circle. Or maybe more correctly: transformation and flux seems to be the ritual. What happens is that each host of the circle does it their own way. To me this is a rather radical interpretation of the principle we added! In practice this means that we do not have a guardian, sometimes no centre, rarely a talking piece, sometimes no prepared questions, etc. We show up to the circles not knowing much about what is going to happen. The only fixed structure seems to be check-in and out...
So, how is life in the circle? Very colourful, playful and deep. For example, one of the questions we have explored: "What role does truth have in my life"? The dance between personal and more general questions is a success, but the tendency is to always come down to the personal. At times our conversations develop into pure coaching sessions, where we try to help each other cope with our different life situations or professional challenges.
When questions are not prepared in advance, what happens naturally, is that questions relevant to all of us - as by "magic"- seem to crystallize out of our stories in the check-in. It's as if a common thread is woven, when we tell the stories from our respective lives. We have also tried a situation where the host has made a number of questions and then we pick one after another by throwing dice.
Some fruitful features that we have introduced to the circle are the use of music, dance and meditation. Our experiences are roughly...
- The right music facilitates relaxation, reflection and opening of the heart.
- Dance activates the feelings and body energy, and it helps us become present in a more physical way. One time we danced Gabrielle Roth's 5 rhythms before talking. This was a very dynamic and deepening experience that fueled and coloured the following dialogue very much.
- Meditation creates silence, centering and a deeper being. One time we did a shamanistic meditation, connecting us with the earth, our bodies and the universe etc.
I am sure that creativity, drawing or painting sooner or later will occur in this circle (I have used it in other circles with great benefits).
And yes. Sometimes shadow enters the circle.
So we have faced minor conflicts, where projection and misinterpretation were involved. But it didn't turn out to be a destructive thing. On the contrary, it has provided a lot of learning in the situations, because things are sorted out with consciousness, curiosity and mutual respect. One of these conflicts actually inspired one of us to make questions and reflections on constructive ways of coping with conflicts, the next time we met in the circle. This led to new insights, ideas and practical tools for conflict resolution.
The circle has developed quite differently from what I had imagined - both concerning form and some of the content. So, for me, it has been a true practice of letting go of the inner control freak and also a lesson in trusting the natural, intelligent and creative unfolding of things - because this is really what has occurred.
Some of the treasures of our circle for life:
- It's very satisfying to see and hear from the others, how the circle does them good.
- The intimacy of the circle-space and the things we share are very rich and valuable.
- To follow and take part of the plasticity and creative unfolding of the circle is a satisfaction in itself. And it's also a pleasure to witness how the others are just jumping into the thing and giving it it's unique life.
- Now one may ask, what does it take for a circle to develop like this? First of all, the people involved always shape the circle in their own picture, so to speak. Unique people create unique circles. And we are all unique human beings. Secondly, I think that it is very important how the initiation and process of the circle is approached. Sometimes I wonder what the circle would have been like, if I did not let it slip out of my hands very early in the process? I doubt that it would had flourished the way it is doing now...
Also, it is worth noticing the profound impact the creation of principles has on the formation and process of a circle. I think that the little extra principle we added to the The Circle Way principles, did a lot of the trick in our case. Somehow it was like throwing a bomb of creativity!
I believe that some of the specific factors that have been very important for the life, evolution and success of this particular circle are:
- because we all knew each other beforehand and had no hangs on each other, we all had openness and mutual trust from day one.
- we were and are all courageously entering "the open space".
- we all take leadership (both as a host and personal leadership) and use our creativity.
- collectively we have a high degree of awareness of the situation and individually we have the empathy and skills needed to adjust the process and take care of each other.
- we are all pretty good at asking for what we need and respecting our own integrity. We also show each other respect and when appropriate, make "contracts" as we go on (to make a contract can be saying: "Is it okay that I will try to challenge you now on this or that"?).
Finally, I will point to the - in my opinion - most important factor for the life of a circle. It is a factor that one way or the other, has to be involved: Love. In our case it is love for each other, love for the truth, love for the process, love for exploration and inquiry of life, and love for all the stuff that life is made of.
Personally I am looking forward to experiencing the places the circle for life will take us in the future.
Thomas Grønborg
Coach and facilitator of human development processes
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September 24-26, 2010
The seventh International Ragdoll Congress (IRC) would present new challenges and require some changes to the format, as it would be the first IRC ever held in CFA and some of the rules were different than in TICA, where the previous IRC's had been held. The site chosen was Denver Colorado, the same site as the 2002 IRC, only this time it would be held in conjunction with a CFA cat club rather than a TICA club. What made this such an attractive choice was that we would be able to use the same show hotel and facilities as we had used for the 2002 IRC.
What was even better was that the IRC Committee would be working with the same show manger JaNeil Cillessen that they had worked with in 2002. JaNeil was a member of the CFA club that was putting on the show the "Foot of the Rockies Cat Club." JaNeil had done a fantastic job in the 2002 IRC and the IRC Committee was sure that she would do another outstanding job in 2010. The Ragdoll of America Group and the Ragdoll Breed Club agreed to be the co-host with the Foot of the Rockies Cat Club and represent the interest of the IRC Committee.
In 2010 the CFA Board had liberalized their formats as to how many rings a club could have for show. JaNeil and her CFA club were able to get permission from the CFA Board to hold a 10 All Breed show with a 225 limit on cats. Our next project was to contract two speakers for the Educational Seminar. I tried to get Susan Little for the congress but she was already booked on that date. JaNeil however was able to sign two Vet's from Colorado State University to speak at the seminar. Craig B. Webb, PhD, DVM, DACVIM, spoke on gastrointestinal diseases and Jessica M. Quimby spoke on Kidney diseases. Isabelle Bellavance gave us an excellent Breed Seminar. This was the first time that the CFA Ragdoll Breed Standard had ever been given at an IRC, and I think that everyone learn something to take home from it.
The star of the 7th IRC however was Denny Dayton who flew in from California to attend his first ever International Ragdoll Congress. This was the first time that Denny had seen any Ragdolls in over 10 years. He was so thrilled to see that the Ragdoll breeders had not forgotten who he was and the many contributions that he and Laura had contributed to the Ragdoll breed. The one thing that every Ragdoll person at the show will always remember from this congress, is the HUG they got from Denny. It was wonderful how the CFA judges treated Denny. Judge Kim Everett-Hirsch presentation of Denny Dayton to the crowd that had gathered at her ring was magical, it brought tears to many eyes and to hear her tell that she had been on the CFA Board in 1981 when Denny had made the first presentation for acceptance of the Ragdolls into CFA, and that she remembered him was awesome. Kim told the audience how special it was to have Denny at this show, and how seldom breeds pay homage to their founders.
On Saturday evening at the Banquet Denny was deeply touched as he watched the CD "A Stroll Down Memory Lane." It brought back so may wonderful memories that he and Laura had experienced during the years of breeding and showing they had shared together. It was exciting for Denny who got to meet so many of the International Ragdoll breeders who attended the congress. We had Andrea and Lucia Botto from Brazil, Ivo Huisman and his wife Traci from South Africa, Monika Koc and her son from Poland, and Maggie from Hong Kong, and Tina Testen and Tomaz from Slovenia.
I was deeply honored to receive the second Humanitarian Award donated by Linda Kauffman and presented to me by Sue Shorey who had been the recipient at the previous IRC. Denny Dayton was presented with the Denny & Laura Dayton Appreciation Award for their many contributions that they had made to the Ragdoll Breed. It contained the names of 72 people who had contributed to the Congress either financially or by working on it.
This was as near a perfect IRC as I have ever been involved in. The Foot of the Rockies Cat Club was a wonderful club to work with, JaNeil and her CFA club went out of their way to make sure we had everything that we needed to make this a great IRC. You who were there can look back in later years and realize that you were the pioneers that opened the eyes of CFA concerning the Ragdoll Breed. In the Kitten class the judges got to see just about every color and pattern that we have in the Ragdolls Breed. Some comments that were posted by some of the CFA judges that judged the show.
It's wonderful when clubs and exhibitors come together in such an important way for such worthwhile cause. Congratulations to all. It was a pleasure to have been one of the 10 judges to judge this well run and well attended show. I will be thinking of Ragdolls for many weeks (80+entered) and some outstanding examples from far and wide.
David Mare
Thank you and all the members of the Foot of the Rockies Cat Club for having me judge your outstanding show this past weekend, it was a pleasure and a true education on Ragdolls. I believe every time I judge I see or learn something new and seeing as many Ragdolls at one show with all the different patterns can't help but make one see how wonderful this breed is. I truly hope to see many more Ragdolls at future shows I judge.
Brian Moser
Foot of the Rockies did an outstanding job hosting the 7th International Ragdoll Congress. JaNeil and her team, especially Cheryl Thieler, are to be congratulated on the excellent production of the show. The highlight of the IRC was the attendance of Denny Dayton. Denny and his wife Laura who had sadly passed away earlier in 2010, were the first people to buy a breeding pair of Ragdolls from Ann Baker. It was very moving to see Denny light up and beam in his love of the Ragdoll breed.
These congresses are made possible by sponsorships and donations from the Ragdoll breeders. Focusing on education of the Ragdoll Standard, good cattery management, and camaraderie of the breeders. The International Ragdoll Congress was an event that I was impressed and honored to have been a part of. My most sincere appreciation goes to all involved, but most notably, JaNeil, Cheryl and Wain! Thank you for including me in your "Top Ten" list of judges.
Gary Veach
JaNeil summed up the 7th IRC best when she wrote:
Entering a cat show $100
Flying to the cat show $300
Visiting with Denny Dayton one on one……PRICELESS!!!!!!!!


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A lone eastern white pine photographed Thanksgiving Day, 2014 on Lake Placid, Adirondack Mountains, New York.
Month: November 2014
Thanksgiving Reflections
A gray calm bides over Lake Placid after yesterday's Nor'easter.
Today I give thanks to the countless number of beautiful places on Planet Earth.
Photographed today on Lake Placid, Adirondack Mountains, New York.
The Chicken Tree
I just couldn't pass up on this opportunity . . .
Sulfer shelf also known as chicken of the woods growing on a northern red oak.
Photographed Octeber 4th, 2011 in the Shawangunk Mountains, New York.
Exploring the McKenzie Mountain Wilderness
A few notes and highlights from yesterday's jaunt through the McKenzie Mountain Wilderness:
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Brrrrr! Ice is Forming on Mirror Lake
Just Lovin' a Big Ol' Yeller Birch (Snag)
Photographed August 10th, 2014 near Speculator, Adirondack Mountains, New York.
Autumn Red Oak
A stitched panorama of one of my favorite northern red oaks.
Photographed October 11th, 2013 at Spring Farm, Mohonk Preserve, Shawangunk Mountains, New York.
More Machine Now Than Tree
The Balmville Tree is a unique specimen to say the least. I first heard about it from colleagues referring to it as "Frankentree." While it may be more machine now than tree, held together by a steel pole and cables, it's a sight to behold and well worth a visit.
Below I present the wonderful story of the Balmville Tree, verbatim from the three on-site plaques courtesy of the Friends of the Balmville Tree. I've bolded what especially struck me and added a few footnotes and a link to a New York Times article detailing the struggle over this tree's fate. I hope you enjoy the story.
The Balmville Tree, Photographed July 26th, 2014 in Balmville, New York.
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Whiteface Sunset
Photographed yesterday in Wilmington Wild Forest, Adirondack Mountains, New York.


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Sunday afternoons, all the way through the night are usually reserved for homework, studying, and more studying. As you can see I am taking a mental break, and posting to my neglected blog… and eating some study fuel!
Salad with whole wheat noodles, mozzarella cheese, avocado, and ceaser dressing.
Lately, I have been thinking a lot about my blog title and whether or not I want it to remain as Balancing on Honey or make a switch to something like my name, for a more personal branded feel. Before I started my blog, I prayed and prayed about it because I wanted God's full blessing. I wanted to make sure I was writing for His glory and not my own. It is easy to get caught up in the stats and readership, and I don't want that to be my main reason for blogging. When Balancing on Honey came to me, I loved it, It seemed thoughtful and was inspired by a Beth Moore study, so how could that not be right, you know?
Now that I have been blogging for a few months, practicing personal growth, and following people who influence my life, I have realized that I hope so much that God will use me in other people's lives the way He has been using them in my life. As John Maxwell says it, I want to add "value" to others.
One way I want to work on that is by creating a better personal brand for myself. That is where my blog title comes in. Do I want to be known as Balancing on Honey or not? I don't think it would be necessary to create another blog, I just want the space I do have to be molded more towards what God is leading me to.
Below are a few people who influence me through their social media platforms:
Sandi Krakowski
- Website: http://www.arealchange.com/blog/
- Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SandiKrakowskiBiz
- Twitter: @sandikrakowski
- Pinterest: http://www.pinterest.com/sandikrakowski
John Maxwell
- Website: http://www.johnmaxwell.com/
- Blog: http://johnmaxwellonleadership.com/ **
- Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/johnmaxwellteamromania
- Twitter: @JohnCMaxwell
Lynette Lewis
- Website: http://www.lynettelewis.com/
- Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LynetteJLewis
- Twitter: @Lynette_Lewis
… and that is just a few!
Now back to Blackboard! Blackboard is where all my online classes are, and while we are on the subject online classes are not my ideal method of learning. Just getting that out there ;). Oh, and I thought you might like to see my goofy dog that has been posted up on a cushion across from me.
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caleb jacks - friday october 9th
This month is crazy busy and very special for us! Starting with the annual Plaza District Festival Oct. 3, 3-11 PM, the district will host local artists, bands, and performers throughout the day and we will be having a HUGE sale which will most likely spill out onto the sidewalk. Next is our monthly exhibit and we are very proud to host Caleb Jacks from Texas. His illustrations are humorous, intricate and lighthearted and personally, we cant wait to pick out our own! Finally, on the 23 we are having our 1 year anniversary celebration. Ideas are still in the works, but we will have sweets, freebies, and our much anticipated longboard deck show featuring a variety of local artists who have spent the last 6 months working on their customized longboard decks. Our friends at Flip'd were gracious enough to help us out and offered us some sponsorship in the form of affordable decks thanks guys!


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Form I-9: Change is coming/
The August/September edition of E-Verify Connection, an electronic newsletter published by the Department of Homeland Security ("DHS"), provides a schedule for the new Form I-9's roll out. DHS states "On Aug. 25, the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) approved a revised Form I-9, Employment Eligibility Verification. USCIS must publish a revised form by Nov. 22, 2016. Employers may continue using the current version of Form I-9 with a revision date of 03/08/2013 N until Jan. 21, 2017. After Jan. 21, 2017, all previous versions of Form I-9 will be invalid."
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Ecosystem Retailing: How Amazon, Kroger, and Walmart are Transforming Omnichannel
Share of wallet. Share of stomach. Share of attention. These days, leading retailers are focused on much more than just winning the next trip—they're creating ecosystems designed to make them the path of least resistance for consumers.
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There's a good reason why Barack Obama needs to remain president. It has nothing to do with the destruction of the Constitution, destruction of America's traditions or the globalization of the world. These seem to be Obama's primary goals, however he has another reason he has to hold onto the Presidency. It would be nearly impossible for him to stay married to Queen Michelle if he didn't have the taxpayers to support her lifestyle.
Various estimates put the cost of her trip to Africa at close to $450,000, and that doesn't include food,ground transportation and a place to stay for the 21 people she took with her. It costs well over $100,000 an hour just operate Air Force Two, the plane she uses. Everywhere she goes, the Secret Service has to go, they also have to send an advance team to make sure the area is secure. An estimate back in October but the cost of Michelle Obama's vacations at roughly $10 million dollars. I wouldn't want to guess would it cost to keep her in clothes and shoes. She makes Marie Antoinette look like a spendthrift, her attitude gratitude towards the American people, many of whom are struggling right now is very similar to Marie Antoinette's.
She's now planning a ski vacation in Colorado Keith Koffler over at the White House Dossier reports:
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The independent Communications Authority of South Africa (Icasa) has announced the rollout of new call termination rates in South Africa which will be effective as of March 1 2014.
The termination rates are the fees which operators charge each other to carry calls between their networks.
The new system which Icasa has implemented allows for asymmetric termination rates between different suppliers. Mobile termination rates, which are currently 40 cents, will now be 44 cents for bigger companies when carrying calls to smaller companies while smaller operators will pay only 20 cents to their bigger rivals. Fixed-line call rates will drop to 12c for short-distance calls and 16c for long-distance calls.
Icasa says that the aim of this model is to help smaller mobile operators to grow and increase competition in the market.
The announcement has been welcomed by Communications Minister, Yanus Carrim, who says that the new rates will bring down communications costs in South Africa and encourage global and domestic investment.
Vodacom, South Africa's biggest mobile operator is not happy with the new asymmetrical system.
CEO Shameel Joosub said in a statement "We believe that the outcome has been reached without following due process. A cost-based study, which is a prerequisite before reaching this type of decision, has not been conducted and shared with us."
He believes that the new rates are prejudiced against Vodacom customers and "rewards those who have not invested in their networks at the expense of those who have."
MTN is also not happy and have said that the asymmetry would disincentivise them from investing in networks in rural areas, a division of their business which they currently subsidise. They also claim it may impact their sponsorship deals and staff complement.
Cell C, who will benefit the most from the asymmetry, have welcomed the announcement, saying that the new rates will give them a good chance of becoming a successful, sustainable competitor in the market.
Telkom has also greeted the news with enthusiasm, as they see it as an advancement in bringing cellphone costs more in line with fixed-line costs.
Icasa is planning to drop the termination rates even further over the next three years, going down to 15 cents next year, and 10 cents in 2016, with the asymmetric rate being set at 42 cents next year, followed by 40 cents in 2016 and 2017.


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The Firebird is the no-compromise, Holy Grail of long travel mountain bikes.
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This herringbone tile floor in Harborne needed a deep clean and a good seal to draw out those lustrous Victorian tile floor colours. After removing remnants of old polish and some ingrained dirt we set about cleaning away
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Micah Carling photographed this cactus while exploring Queen Valley.
The Queen Creek Independent encourages residents to submit their favorite scenic or wildlife photos taken within the community, with a short description of the shot, for publication with photo credit.
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If you are looking for a true Montana love story, look no further. Sierra and DJ met in Montana, and although they are now living and working in Texas, they knew they wanted to come back to the last best place to get married. They tied the knot on family property in the heart of Bridger Canyon, and their day was a perfect reflection of their fun-loving nature as a couple. Congratulations Sierra & DJ! We wish you two a lifetime of happiness!!
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Calligraphy - Amber Blazina Design
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Dejour Jeans
Imagine a place where you can purchase tailor-made denim for under $50. Such a place does exist and its name is Dejour.
Situated in the northern end of Brunswick in Melbourne, the denim-only store has become an institution. Crowds flock to Dejour's tiny store to grab a pair, or four, of their own custom-fit denim.
You begin by choosing your waist size and preferred cut. There are over 10 different cuts for men and women including high, mid and low waist, skinny, straight and boyfriend cuts. When you try them on the friendly staff ask how you like your jeans and see if they need altering. Whether it's taken in at the waist, hemmed or there's too much material around the knee, they can do it. Then storeowner Nam Huynh customises your denim on the spot if you go on a quieter day, or at worst you leave them overnight. And the result? Jeans that fit perfectly!
Using locally made Australian Bradmill denim, Dejour are quality jeans ranging from $40-$50 dollars including alterations. A bargain too good to pass up.
I never thought I would say this, but it was a dream to go shopping for jeans at Dejour!
Where: 542 Sydney Road, Brunswick Phone: (03) 9380 4884 When: Mon to Fri 9:30 am - 5:00 pm, Sat 10:00 am - 4:30 pm Cost: $40-50, alterations are free
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Quality: Is this a quality diaper? Can I expect it to last through many washes or does it seem like it will fall apart after a short time? Is there any stitching coming undone already?
Fit: How well does this diaper fit? How well did it fit as a newborn? How well does it fit now?
Ease of Use: How easy are these to assemble and place on baby? How easy for dad or babysitter to do?
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Custom Art – Turn your ideas into reality
Hello Folks! Hope you enjoy reading our blogs! A piece of artwork is more than just a normal painting on a wall or a perfectly positioned sculpture in one corner of your living room. Often art is considered as an afterthought for any project when it comes to interior decor. We generally tend to go… Continue reading Custom Art – Turn your ideas into reality


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This interview resulted in this poem.
I'm not talking about love.
I'm talking about the stuff we make up,
the ways in which we are irritated but do not react,
the clear vision of something uniquely ours in someone else's routine,
the bold ways we interrupt each other to complain,
the way we hear entreaties and still go our own way:
the delicate negotiation of entire life empires,
strung between longing and liberty,
the war between promises and newly fruited desire.


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I am dealing with my own struggles these days, and I find some are exacerbated by social networking. Note how I say that these issues are "exacerbated" not "caused" by social networking. I believe there is a big difference.
A November 2011 article in the Huffington Post brings it home for me. Titled Life is Not a Popularity Contest, it hones in on our desire to have more friends, see and be seen, but at the expense of true connection. Dr. Brene Brown distinguishes this as belonging (what we should aspire towards) vs. fitting in (what we end up doing when we simply collect people into our databases instead of truly getting to know them). Actually, Dr. Brown goes beyond this. She states that it is important to be true to yourself instead of always trying to please others, or at least make them happy. But our fear of being disliked, forgotten, or simply ignored pulls us into this pattern of simply being seen as someone who is nice to be around. Which ultimately harms are own senses of self and authenticity.
Social networking allows us to share and check in with so many people, but not necessarily connect with them. Connecting takes time, vulnerability, and mutuality. "Hoarding" friends, as the HuffPo article discusses, is no way to do that. All it does is fill a void with nothing cleverly disguised as substance. Much in the same way that junk food may fill, but never nourish.
But I don't think this issue is unique. Back when I was a youth, before social networking, I still felt the need to be a part of something. THE party, the inside joke, the more desirable crowd. This yearning to "fit in" did not surface with Facebook (or even MySpace or Friendster); it's always been there. Brown argues in her book The Gifts of Imperfection that our need for connection is innate. But social networking makes fitting in easier and easier, which further distances ourselves from real connection.
I remember getting to know people in the true sense of connection when I was in college. The all-night talks in a dorm hallway. Going up to the foothills for the day to just be with others. Those days are long gone for me, but it's best if I remember them so I do not fall into the trap of collecting rather than connecting. Especially since connection is what I need most right now. So, bring on the walks, the Happy Hours (adults only, please), and silly times. And while I still make "like" your post, I will also try a little harder to realize that doing so does not mean I actually reached out to you that day.


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Goblin performing on Saturday night at Baltimore Soundstage. (Anthony C. Hayes)
Since the early era of recorded sound, music has played an integral part in moving movie audiences along with the story. That symbiotic relationship may best be felt any time a patron settles down in a darkened theatre to watch a sinister story – scored with equally forbidding music. Local concert-goers were treated last night to two bands that specialize in edgy scores and re-scores, as Morricone Youth joined Goblin's "Sound of Fear" tour for three hours of eeriness at Baltimore Soundstage.
Even by Charm City standards, the entire evening was decidedly creepy.
Legendary Italian masters of the horror movie soundtrack, Goblin are best known for their seminal album "Roller", as well as collaborations with directors such as George A. Romero and Dario Argento.
Goblin have scored a number of genre cult classics, including Suspiria, Patrick, The Church, Deep Red, Tenebrae and Dawn of the Dead. Their synth-heavy progressive rock regularly veers into a nightmarish territory, making them a truly original and iconic entity.
Opening for Goblin, New York's Morricone Youth set the stage for the atmospheric happening. Formed in 1999, Morricone Youth has scored such cinematic classics as Alfred Hitchcock's The Lodger, Mad Max, Night of the Living Dead, and – most recently – Sunrise: A Song of Two Humans.
Morricone Youth's eleven-song, forty-five minute set included selections from its re-score of Mad Max; "Maestro in Baghdad" (from The Adventures of Prince Achmed); "Diabolique By Starlight" and "Another Honeymoon" (two cuts from Sunrise) and "Barbara", "Traumatized" and "Beat Em or Burn Em" – three pieces from Night of the Living Dead.
Goblin's 20-song set (which keyboardist Maurizio Guarini said featured two songs Goblin had never played publically before) included: "Killer on the Train" (Non ho Sonno), "Death Farm", "Death Dies" and "Dawn of the Dead". Goblin closed its ninety-minute set with the "Suspiria Suite", and returned for a final encore with "E Suono Rock" and "Magic Thriller."
From a musical standpoint, both Goblin and Morricone Youth were rock solid. This may not be the kind of music you want to hear for three straight hours (not because it's bad, but because it is so intense), but they were well-received by an appreciative Baltimore audience. "Suspiria Suite" and "Night of the Living Dead" were the clear highlights for most concert-goers.
The lighting and sound were spot-on – a rarity in an era when so many music venues crank things up to the point of utter distraction. Our only criticism of the show is in the placement of the projector screen, which – for those down front – was largely obscured by the bands on stage.
We don't want to be too harsh here, as the venue really isn't designed to maximize the sort of show at which the two groups excel. And from a distance, the partially-hidden films made for a surreal backdrop. Still, it would be interesting to follow this tour to a site where the entire package could be presented as intended. As any fan of George A. Romero will tell you, there is more happening on the screen than initially meets the eye.
Speaking of film, this Monday and Wednesday, the Charles Theatre in Baltimore will be screening Dario Argento's 1977 classic Suspiria. As noted elsewhere, Goblin composed most of the film's score in collaboration with Argento – creating the music before the film was actually shot. For those who missed Saturday night's concert, the two Charles screenings should offer a heart-pounding taste of Goblin's iconic sound.
Please enjoy the following photos from Saturday night's concert at Baltimore Soundstage. Credit all photos Anthony C. Hayes.
***** Morricone Youth *****
***** Goblin *****


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Side note:
I'd considered taking the week off from blogging because awkward commentary on awkward things seemed, perhaps, inappropriate after yesterday's post.
But then I decided...well hell, writing this blog, no matter how trivial the topic, is what keeps me sane. I need to write something, anything, every day. And so, dear readers, despite my ongoing grief and my travel plans that will take me back to New Mexico for a few days, I'm going to try to keep on writing this week. Because it's who I am.
Thanks to all for your support in comments and via email. Ya'll rock.
And now, onward......
So I have a topic I've been wanting to talk about for a while.
I've not brought it up before because, well, I was dealing with all the emotions.
It's essential that I my footing on this and make peace.
I don't think it is any secret that I mostly use Apple products for my computing needs.
I had the great fortune to be able to use a Mac for work in my last three jobs, a time frame of almost fifteen years.
I have Macs at home. I have an iPhone.
Yes. I'm a Mac person.
Doesn't mean I don't know how to use the PC, I just haven't had a lot of need to. Sure the occasional lookup on the PC at the library. Sometimes using my best friend's machine to check email.
Not a problem.
Well. A month ago, I came to work on my first day, and into my hands they plopped....
A Dell.
Not just a Dell. A three year old Dell.
A three year old Dell that originally came with Vista but has since been blasted with some corporate approved version of some other member of the Windows family. I'll be dag blarned if I can remember what it is.
(Because one click on the Apple logo in the upper left corner and it will tell me what OS I'm running, but I can't find the similar on this machine. Oh wait...start....control panel....system.... Ah ha! Windows XP.)
The Good Man assures me that whatever the OS is on this machine is better than Vista.
Oh? So...ok.
I'm getting used to it, using this machine day by day.
It's slow. It's stodgy. It's....well...it's Windows.
I'm used to "hey, I wish this thingamabooper was over there instead of over here" and so I drag it over and off it goes, happier than anything, to its new location and it just does what it's supposed to do.
Not so with my Windows. You have to find the thingamabooper in the right file and ask it nicely, maybe even coax it, to come over and perhaps make the transfer. Like a professional bureaucrat, it wants rubber stamps and approvals and nodding heads to let it know that, yes, it might be ok to be over there.
And it will go over there.
And then, later, it will go back to where it came from, without asking.
So okay. I'm adapting. It's all just fine.
But I have a confession to make...
(I'm so ashamed.)
I find I really kind of like the ol' right click. I never thought I needed more than one button on my mouse. It turns out...right click is pretty darn handy.
This whole PC thing is not so bad, really!
Sssh. Don't tell Steve Jobs. He'd be so disappointed!


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As we get settled into our new studio space and begin working on the design of our new website and blog (yay!), we've also been getting back into the groove of sending out weekly newsletters again (subscribe on our website!). Showcasing new product, highlighting our favourite trends and styles, sharing our most recent lookbooks, posting about where we're finding inspiration, and announcing events and sales, it's the perfect way to keep in touch with us and get a little bit of Bicyclette delivered straight to your inbox. It doesn't get much easier than that.
Today's newsletter celebrates our love for bright colours and bold prints, and with the most recent online update hitting the website today, the online store is full of dresses that are perfect for beating this July heat. Say hello to candy stripes, polka dots and neon prints. We also just launched our most recent lookbook, 'Westend Roomies', shot in Los Angeles last month with Sarah Shreves. And with summer events in full swing, we're loving the 'Allesandra Dress' by Jordan de Ruiter, which we recently received in two custom prints - 'rodeo' and 'floral'. With a bustier top and tulle skirt, these dresses have always been a feminine favourite.


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Local Business Gives Back
The Boys & Girls Club (BGC) of San Marcos recently honored Steve and Laura Wagner and Stone Brewing for $1,000,000 in lifetime contributions to the organization. Stone Brewing, which was originally founded in San Marcos in 1996 and is now based in Escondido, has been supporting the Boys & Girls Club since 2001.
President and Co-founder Steve Wagner and his wife, Laura, have also personally invested through gifts to the club's annual giving campaign, as well as giving their time as volunteers. Steve served as chairman of BGC San Marcos for two consecutive terms from 2009 to 2010, and currently serves as chair of the annual golf classic – the recent 38th Annual Golf Classic raised over $133,000 for the organization. Steve has also been part of the annual auction committee, and Steve and Laura participate in BGC's Adopt-a-Family program every holiday season.
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I wonder why but this time of the year is for me always so inspiring. As the days get colder and the trees go golden I just just want to live. Not as most of the world understands it, not to go out and socialize, have fun in the noise and so on, no, I just want to live in my world - and that is so good. And this year even more.
Did you realize that is almost Christmas?
I know, Americans have still Thanksgiving to think about but for me all I can think is of Christmas.
I'm already making plans. I will begin a Christmas Planner and as I wil progress in my preparations for Christmas I will tell you about it.
I wonder if there is someone out there singing already Rudolph, the Red Nosed Raindeer and making plans.


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To create the whimsical look I dreamed of for this romantic, editorial-style wedding shoot, I reached out to some of my favorite vendors - and dear friends! - for help. The aim was to soften the industrial Brooklyn loft venue by creating a modern and elegant look centered around a more traditional red-rose color scheme. ENJOY!
We started by creating a lounge for our bride-to-be and her attendants, complete with cushy furniture, wire birdcages, and a champagne bar with fresh fruit. Likewise, we designed a sleek and masculine prep area for the groom, with leather chairs, a rustic wooden coffee table, vintage boxing gloves, and a stunning vintage American flag. For refreshments, beer and whiskey galore! (Vintage furniture by Patina Rentals)
In keeping with our floral theme, I decided on a cake inspired by the graceful shape of a rose. The bottom layer is meant to resemble enlarged petals, while the middle and top stand in for a stem and flowering bloom. To finish, the table is topped with fresh red petals for striking effect. (Cake by Cake Hero)
What to say about the dresses? I decided on not one, but two gorgeous frocks for the ultimate bridal experience. For the ceremony, I chose a long, flowing gown designed by Brooklyn-based designer Rebecca Shone of Shone Bridal and a flirtier, tea-length dress for the reception, paired with vintage kelly-green heels. The beautiful hand-made bridal accessories including the sash and crown came from the lovely Brooklyn based Hushed Commotion! The ever so elegant Shoko Wagner was our model for the day.
The tablescape I designed (Jove Meyer Events) was a vision in white, with an organza floral-patterned tablecloth, bright white candles, cream-colored plates, and napkins wrapped around glass chargers. Name cards were placed in mini glass vases with red roses; glass candle holders and bud vases served as centerpieces. A handmade, custom-designed chandelier with crystals, hanging candles, and more roses glistened overhead. (Rentals courtesy of Broadway Party Rentals)
For the ceremony, we used vintage couches for seating with two vintage doors framing the altar. We placed glass Cape Cod buoys at the entrance of the aisle, and used rose petals to spell the word of the day, "LOVE," down the middle.
We had two wonderful musicians who sang a perfect love song they had recently written! Thanks 3 West! Delicious + Local food courtesy of Brooklyn caterer Saucy By Nature
In the end, simple elegance was the driving force behind the day's design, and each item was carefully selected or created with whimsy and romance in mind. I was thrilled with the outcome - mission accomplished!
Photography by Amber Gress