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Here is a poem about my camcorder, which I've named Ojo. That's pronounced oh-ho and it means, eye, in Spanish. After the day it's given me, I should have named it Oh No.
In the morning when I wake. It is cold and you shake.
You shake and shiver and always quiver. I drink more and ruin my liver.
Your favorite form of flattery. Showing off your dead battery.
There's a picture I must take. You go on lunch break.
Lovely trails with trees and rocks. Your pictures are bad, like my socks.
I seek terrain and great shots. You seek blurry pics with lots of spots.
Night falls and it's not rainy. All of your efforts make my pictures grainy.
Morning came and it was fantastic! Cascading fog flowed over the peaks of the Chisos mountains like an ancient river of lava. I ran for Ojo the camera. This was going to be some great video footage to put on the blog. I mean, this fog was on the move. I haven't seen it so forceful since that evening on Mt. Pisgah. Camera in hand, I went to turn it on and NOTHING. I knew for sure that the battery wasn't dead because I just charged it. This was one of the latest tricks learned by my little electronic friend. I'm not sure where he learned to play opossum, but he had it down. No matter what I tried, no response. I plugged the charger in. I cleaned everything. I took the battery out and reinstalled it, still nada. The fog was fading fast and I was cursing up a storm. Plan B kicked in and just before it faded away, I whipped out the cell phone and snapped a few low quality pics. My day was doomed to be a cell phone pic only day. Nooooo! I could throw in a double NO because the plan was to ride west along River Road 170west to Presidio TX. This stretch of road was recently named one of the best roads to ride a bike on by some big, popular motorcycle magazine. More than a few people told me that while staying in Big Bend.
Soon my panic attack was over and camp was all packed up. I wanted to grab some coffee at the basin restaurant before heading out. A very short ride up the hill and I was there. As soon as I parked, a crowd formed on the sidewalk and everyone was staring at the little black bear that just stole a bag of trash and darted for the bushes. I didn't get to see the bear at that point, but I could hear him up there tearing that plastic to shreds. After a couple of minutes lurking outside, waiting for a glimpse, I went in to get some coffee. While sitting there drinking the cup of joe and eating some biscuits and gravy, the juvenile black bear made his way around the restaurant and onto a hill right in front of the lookout windows in the restaurant. Everyone sitting down for breakfast had a chance to see the little guy before they left. He must have found what he was looking for in that trash bag. I think it put him in a food coma. He took a nap right there on the hill and remained motionless until I left.
Finally it was time to say farewell to this surprisingly good national park. One more trip past the ghost town of Terlingua and then all of the roads were new to me again. The stretch of 170west to Presidio is 67 miles long and stays tight to the Mexican border the whole time while crossing through Big Bend Ranch State Park. In 67 miles I only saw 4 cars on the road and two of them were border patrol SUV's. Whoever designated that road as a great motorcycle road hit the nail on the head. I must have stopped thirty times to take pictures. The Rio Grande is a snake-like oasis in the middle of a giant brown moonscape and the green vegetation just stands out tremendously. I wish, wish, wish I had a good camera on me for that ride. To be honest, the Mexican side of the river was twice as dramatic looking. Our side, although quite nice, looked like a massive rock quarry most of the time and the Mexican side was full of legit mountain ranges. They may be lacking in resources, but they are not lacking in scenery. While driving through an undeveloped area like this, with no real fences, the thought that one side of the river is Mexico and the other Texas, just don't seem important. It all blends together like one region instead of two countries. My little trek through paradise ended in Presidio TX were I fueled up and turned north toward Marfa TX. That's when it got cold. About ten miles out of Presidio, I had to put my winter gloves on. The sky turned a very unwelcoming grey and the wind picked up dramatically. I can't say too much about the ride north other than that the terrain is just empty looking. One large ranch after another full of yellow grass, cacti, and shrubs. In the 59 mile ride north to Marfa only two things grabbed my attention. One was a large big horn sheep or ram or something (he was to quick on the draw and I couldn't get the cell phone out fast enough for a pic) and the other was Shafter Ghost Town. Shafter has a bunch of ruins and an eery looking white church. Not much else to say about the ride to Marfa. Marfa itself, on the other hand, is quite the town. Years ago a film called Giant, starring Elizabeth Taylor and James Dean, was filmed here and Marfa is home to a strange light phenomena called the "Marfa Lights". My mission for the very cold evening was to go check out the mysterious lights. I found a room east of town at the Riata Inn motel. The lights were 8 miles east of that. I checked in and rode a ridiculously cold ride to the lookout area. While there it was pitch black and in the distance I noticed one steady white light a blinking red light and four orangish lights that I thought was a town in the distance. I stood around for a half hour waiting for something wild to happen. Finally some locals stopped in and filled me in on what was going on. The Marfa lights were the little orange lights way off in the distance that I'd been ignoring for the past half hour. Once I found that, out I gave them my full attention. They did disappear and reappear. They did seem to flicker. They always seemed stationary though. I left feeling a bit let down by the tiny, tiny lights in the black distance. I did some research back at the room and read a few articles that tend to lean toward the lights being car headlights on route 67 north. (the road I took to get to Marfa) I could see that as plausible. I guess the Mythbusters should do a show about them. The kicker about the lights is that they were first documented in 1883, way before cars were traveling this area. The mystery continues…..

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With forty guests in attendance it took me (with the help of the great LB) about thirty minutes to filled the colorful buffet and it came out perfectly. Guests grab a take out box and begin to fill it according to their personal tastes...with four proteins, threes bases, countless toppings, four sauces, and several fun crunchy garnishes the possibilities are pretty much endless!
All the guests fell into our Chinese New Year theme and loved their boxes. A couple of people came to me and asked what made their box so spicy...one gentleman was breaking a slight sweat when he asked. I assumed it was just bland palates talking because I make the buffet mild on purpose leaving obvious options for heating it up in the toppings. I didn't think much of it until I passed a group at the buffet and over heard a gentleman saying, "Well I never thought of okra as Asian, but what the heck."


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Rating 4/10
Good for some reasonably priced and well–designed home accessories
Bad for a real lack of newness, boldness or innovation
My heart has always been in interiors and design, much more so than fashion. I regularly (albeit not very seriously) toy with the idea of packing it all in and opening a home shop of my own. That's because your home, even more than your clothes, can offer a much greater insight into your personality. One man who has always understood this is Sir Terence Conran, who in 1964 created the first true home shop, and captured the zeitgeist. Habitat became a champion of British design. Its success and high–street domination is as well documented as its recent woes, regretfully, after Habitat and Sir Terence parted company. Since the late 1990s Habitat has been passed like a sickly relative between various management companies and restructuring businesses. Haemorrhaging money, it was bought by Hilco in 2009 which, despite writing off the debts and providing £45 million of working capital, eventually resorted to the administrators to rid itself of the ailing business. The whole sequence of events must have caused Sir Terence great distress. Last year the Home Retail Group (the owner of Homebase and Argos) purchased the Habitat brand, its website and three of its central London stores for £24.5 million in cash. Was this the beginning of a resurgence, or the death–rattle of a once–loved brand? Time to head to Chelsea to find out.
The windows I was pleased to see that Habitat was embracing this summer of all things British, athough it could have been a bit more jubilant. Its display of drab beige vases wasn't doing much to entice me in. Nor were the naff 20 per cent off promo dots scattered on the windows.
Shopability I like to feel that a shop has been designed to guide me round. Not in an Ikea sort of way, but subtly leading, guiding and surprising. Home shops lend themselves perfectly to Giant photographic floor lamp, £170; Hamburg wineglasses, four for £40; Hester dining chair, £120 this: you start in the living area, meander to the kitchen, pop outside to the garden then head off to see what the bedrooms are like. At the heart of great home merchandising should be the ability of a merchandiser to seduce the customer into wanting to move in. However, my trip to Habitat left me cold, confused and looking for the exit. When I wasn't bemused by the clutter and wondering which room of the house I was supposed to be in, I noticed some fun home accessories among the greyscale. The photographic floor lamp and the simple Hamburg wineglasses, in particular, caught my eye.
Was I being served? I visited Habitat on a Sunday afternoon with my assistant and was pleased to see that the store wasn't skimping on staff. I had chosen to visit the King's Road Habitat because I'd heard all about its new design initiative, 'Platform', an exhibition space that was launched in early May this year. The aim is 'to initiate design ideas, make links with architects and designers and serve as a space for brand creativity', and its launch exhibition was images from John Pawson's book A Visual Inventory. Fabulous. Except that I couldn't find it. When my assistant inquired, she was told by a friendly young man that the space, which used to be the Habitat restaurant, 'had been set up to flog some chap's new book and that it had closed down'. Oh dear.
Online Unlike the shop floor, the website was easy to navigate, but when you know the Homebase team is behind it, it slightly sticks in the craw to fork out two grand for a sofa, even if it has Robin Day's name on it.
Verdict I really wanted to fall in love with Habitat again because it was one of our truly great British brands, but my visit revealed a store lacking organisation and imagination. There were some interesting pieces that, granted, felt more individual than what you get in Ikea, but the store fit didn't do them any favours, nor was the visual merchandising inspiring. On my way back to the office I popped into Habitat's Tottenham Court Road store which, to be fair, did feel less cluttered, even though it was well into the seasonal sale. All the staples we have come to love and expect from Habitat are still there in this shop: the great tableware, the practical and well–designed glassware, the chic little teapots. What this company lacks is a huge dollop of innovation. And that requires a single creative vision, a talented and energetic individual, another Sir Terence – not a generic team of buyers and merchandisers, or design by (Homebase) committee.
Habitat King's Road, London SW3
Visited Sunday, 2pm
Number of stores 3
What they sell Furniture, homeware and accessories
Website habitat.co.uk
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Just a couple of things… if you haven't read my latest blog post about Mair L Shotto, you might want to do so. It's a rather unnerving turn of events.
Secondly, I just tried to do a video chat with Melanie and Simon, two members of my current research team. They've been helping me a great deal lately, along with Tonja who couldn't join us because of a doctor's appointment she had.
I say I "tried" to do a video chat with them because the video call kept cutting out on my end! It worked fine between the two of them.
I wanted to discuss the two drawings below from Vincent. I tried using holy water to stop the activity but it didn't work, and I didn't think it would. Usually, when "Harold" is the source of what's going on when I go to get the doll, I can literally feel Harold's fear. This time I couldn't and I knew before I even tried that it was the demon who was causing the disruption.
While we were talking Simon heard his son crying and calling for him. While still on camera, he went to his son's room and showed Melanie and me that his son was actually fast asleep. When this happened so I decided to call it a day. Before I did, however, we all agreed that taking a break from following up on the leads, clues, and evidence we've been uncovering, thanks to Tonja would be a good idea as one of the things Vincent said was that people are, and will be hurt.
So unless something weird happens to one of us, or someone else, you probably won't be hearing much about the doll for the near, foreseeable future. Personally speaking, though, as I told Mel and Simon, I do expect things to become worse, at least for me, before they get better, and I asked them to stay on their toes.
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"They want your sons."
"My–? But I don't… ew!"
Llew has a gift. Her body heals itself from any injury – but at a cost to anyone nearby. In a small country ignorant of magic, freeing oneself from the hangman's noose isn't a good look. After dying and coming back thrice, Llew drops from the gallows into the hands of Jonas: the man carrying the knife with the power to kill her–permanently.
The last of his warrior race, Jonas is surrounded by the ghosts of his loved ones. At his side, the cursed knife that took their lives. Jonas has learned the hard way that caring for others means their death.
Jealousy of his half-brother's celebrated strength and speed drove Braph to create the device that gives him the power to perform magic, any magic. But it needs fuel–the blood of a healer…
Healer's Touch is a fantasy novel flavoured with a wild west setting, steampunk-like technology, enough romance to draw you in, horror to keep you hooked, and just enough sex to keep things spicy.
TW: Sexual assault, rape. Some swearing.
Book Details
Publisher: Kristell Ink (part of Grimbold Books)
Date: 29 January 2013 (2nd edition: June 2013)
ISBN 978-1909845060 (paperback)
ISBN 9781909845084 (EPub)
Amazon ASIN: B00DJE8NSK
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"There isn't a dull moment in the story, with the action starting from the first page." — Jo Toon, Science Fiction & Fantasy Association of New Zealand (SFFANZ)
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"…an epic fantasy adventure and is a tiny bit reminiscent of an Eddings book…" — Lost Inside The Covers Review Blog
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Even though a British model Naomi Campbell keeps telling about the good genes, the result of her stunning body is a strict regime. The diet, that Naomi is so fond of in its core is just a rigid body cleansing. Women also sometimes call it "Master Cleanse Fast".
During the diet which lasts for 10 days (minimum) Naomi drinks a beverage prepared from the water, lemon, maple syrup and cayenne pepper. Despite the lemonade, one can drink non-carbonated water and mint tea. And nothing more. Slightly drastic diet, yet if it helps…
A couple of Hollywood celebrities, such as Beyonce and Anne Hathaway have also tried the diet and have become fans of it. However, according to dietitian, the mentioned detox diet has got zero nutritional value and therefore is not healthy at all…
Yet when it comes to food, Naomi has got 3 rules:
- Eat 5 times a day with short pauses and consume small portions of food (obviously);
- Eat artichoke. It is known that Naomi eat a little artichoke when craving for sweets.
- Eat as less salt as possible, since one of the characteristics of salt is that it keeps the water in our bodies. Try using chilli and ginger instead.
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Co-Curricular Activities (CCA)
CCHY has constantly been attaining laudable results for both academic and CCA domains. These results serve as testaments of the institute's ability to nurture our students holistically. Our students are aptly prepared to receive post-secondary education upon graduation from CCHY.
Compulsory CCA Participation
CCA is an integral part of the student's holistic education in school. Hence, CCA participation is compulsory at the secondary school level, and every student is expected to participate in a CCA from one of the four CCA groups, namely, Clubs & Societies, Physical Sports, Uniformed Groups (UG) and Visual & Performing Arts (VPA). Participation in a school-based CCA allows the teachers to guide and chart the development of the student beyond the learning from the subject disciplines in the classroom, in areas such as leadership and character development, and the 21st Century Competencies (21CC).
Sec 1 CCA Experience
1. Objectives:
a) To allow Secondary 1 students to explore their interest in Co-Curricular Activities (CCA) and make a more informed choice
b) To involve Upper Secondary students in the selection of CCA members via auditions, selection trials, and interviews
2. Duration:It is compulsory for every student to be involved in a school-based CCA, taking up about 6 hours per week. Students have about 2 weeks in January to decide which CCA they are keen to participate in.
3. Content of Programme
- CCA Carnival on the Friday of Term 1 Week 1 and includes, CCA Carnival on the Friday of Term 1 Week 1 and includes,
- CCA Bazaar (setting up of CCA booths for canvassing and registration for auditions, selection trials or/and interviews)
- Performing Arts Showcase
- Scheduled auditions, selection trials and interviews during Term 1 Week 2 and 3
3.1 CCA Carnival
A CCA Carnival will be held on the Friday of Term 1 Week 1. There are 2 segments to the carnival, namely, a CCA Bazaar, and a Performing Arts Showcase.
3.1.1 CCA Bazaar
CCA booths will be set up in Sports Hall and along the walkway surrounding the Parade Square, from 1.30pm to 5.30pm. Upper Secondary students will be tasked to promote or pitch their CCAs to the Sec 1 students. As they share more information to our new students, they could encourage them to register for the CCA and attend the auditions or selections held over the next 2 weeks.
3.1.2 Performing Arts Showcase
There will be a medley of short performances conducted by our Visual and Performing Arts CCAs. Similarly, Sec 1 students will be encouraged to sign up for the auditions or selection trials held over the next 2 weeks.
3.2 CCA Selection Process
With an estimate of 280 Sec 1 students and 20 CCAs, students may choose to go for auditions, selection trials and interviews conducted by the various CCAs. The schedule of the selection events, held from Term 1 Week 2 & 3, will be published on our school website and our school portal, Ask N Learn.
Students are strongly advised to be selected for only ONE school-based CCA (~6 hours a week).
Sec 1 students will also be required to indicate their Top 3 choices of CCA via Ask N Learn (see Table 1). In the unfortunate event, where any student is not selected by any CCA trials, his or her inputs of Top 3 CCA choices (via Ask N Learn) will be considered for the allocation of his/her CCA. However, the allocation will also be based on the vacancies available.
The complete CCA selection process is illustrated in Figure 1 below.
T1 Wk 1 (Fri)
CCA Carnival
T1 Wk 2 & 3
CCA Experience:
Students must attend auditions/interviews/selection trials
T1 Wk 4 (Wed)
List of CCAs with vacancies will be published via TV Broadcast
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Sec 1 students to key in their Top 3 choices via school portal, Ask N Learn
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Hartford, Conn. - On the first weekend after classes begin at Trinity College, the Bantam student-athletes go out into the Hartford community, along with several other college groups, and volunteer to work at locations like parks, schools, and churches. This day, called "Do It Day", has become a tradition among the Trinity College sports teams as a way to give back to the community and show appreciation for both the local Hartford and greater Connecticut communities. By coming together as a college community, the experience truly exemplifies the unity in the area.
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The Trinity College baseball team helped outside at a park in Windsor. On a beautiful Saturday morning, the team cut and moved wood and mulch around different parts of the park. "It's always a great experience for the team. It's nice to just get outside with the guys while also being able to do good at the same time," explains senior baseball player Erik Mohl.
Baseball senior Johnny Stamatis added, "it's also a great bonding experience. Do It Day is normally the first time that the freshmen are with the team and get to talk to some of the upperclassmen, so it's also great for our team chemistry."
Do It Day had proven to be great way for first-year student-athletes to be introduced to the city of Hartford and what life is really like for its residents. It also allows them to see what a difference Trinity students can make in the community both on one Saturday in the fall and, hopefully, throughout their four years of college.
The Bantams women's ice hockey team volunteered at the Church of the Good Shepherd where they helped clean, paint, and landscape around the premises. Junior Liv White explained, "It feels really good to help the community and be able to see immediate improvements. It always proves to be a really good way for our team to bond and witness the power of working together."
Members of the Trinity softball team helped out at one of the local Food Share locations, sorting through food that was donated by stores like Stop n' Shop and Costco. Going through a few thousand pounds of food, the Bantams softball team was able to directly impact local Hartford families.
"Do It Day is a great chance for us to bond as teammates while getting the opportunity to help the greater Hartford community. This day allows students that are fortunate enough to go to Trinity to help support people who are not as fortunate or privileged as we are," junior Maddie Spencer-Orrell stated.
The Trinity's men's rowing team's project focused on clearing a very overgrown area of vegetation at the main entrance to Charter Oak Landing. This park is operated by Riverfront Recapture Inc., a Hartford-based non-profit dedicated to expanding access to the Connecticut River.
"Both the location and the organization are extremely important to me and the team, said Trinity Head Men's Rowing Coach Kevin MacDermott. Trinity has been rowing on the Connecticut for over 56 years, and I have been on the River since 1996. Riverfront Recapture is incredible in their commitment to increasing accessibility to a magnificent body of water at the heart of Hartford. We will do anything possible to help them in their mission."
The Bantam men's ice hockey players helped do demolition work in downtown Hartford. "It was an eye-opening experience for a lot of us to be doing construction work because it was a really tough job," junior defensemen Liam Feeney explains. "We did it for a good cause that helps create affordable housing for families that need it. It felt good to know that there would be people directly benefitting from our work," he elaborated.
Trinity Men's Ice Hockey Head Coach Coach Matt Greason summed up the experience best, "Do it Day is a great way for our student-athletes to give back to the community. We always look forward to this chance to do our part."
Participation Summary
Baseball (Keney Park)
Basketball—Men (Colt Park)
Basketball—Women (Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art)
Ice Hockey—Men (Christ Church Cathedral AND Northside Institutions Neighborhood Alliance)
Ice Hockey—Women (Church of the Good Shepherd)
Lacrosse—Women (KNOX Inc)
Rowing—Men (Riverfront Recapture)
Rowing—Women (Pope Park)
Softball (Foodshare)
Squash—Men (Pope Park)
Squash—Women (Cinestudio)
Swimming—Men (Hartford Habitat for Humanity ReStore)
Swimming—Women (Night Fall)
Tennis—Men and Women (Pope Park)
Wrestling (Journey Home AND Trinity Episcopal Church)
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The hip flexors are a collection of muscles that work together to allow you to flex your hip joint, which includes actions like bending at the waist and lifting your knees. The primary muscles required for hip flexion are the psoas major and the iliacus muscle, commonly known as the iliopsoas, and the rectus femoris and sartorius. In addition to these primary movers, some of the gluteal and adductor muscles are also engaged.
Hip flexor pain, which is common among athletes, can come from a number of sources, including:
- Inflammation in any of the primary movers
- Muscle strain from activity
- Muscle tightness from inactivity (like sitting for long periods of time)
- Lack of stretching
- Trauma or a fall
If you're uncertain of the cause of your hip flexor pain, or if the pain persists, work with a physician to identify the problem and define a treatment strategy.
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Depending on your doctor's recommendations, hip flexor pain treatment might include any or all of the following:
Stretch - Actively stretching before any activity, including just walking, can help elongate the hip flexor muscles and reduce tightening. This will help relieve some of the pain you already feel and prevent further injury from occurring.
Strengthen - In addition to stretching, strengthening weak hip flexor muscles will help reduce pain and prevent future injury.
Stay active - Although it is important to rest injured muscles, staying completely inactive will only allow hip flexors to stay tight and painful. Avoid sitting for prolonged periods and talk your doctor or physical therapist about the appropriate level of activity for your injury.
Use pain medication - If you have a severe injury with extreme pain, your doctor might recommend the use NSAIDs to decrease inflammation and help control pain.
Cold therapy - Like many other types of muscle strains, cold therapy is often recommended to help reduce swelling and mitigate pain. You can use traditional options like ice or gel packs, or for a more safe, convenient, and effective alternative, a cryotherapy machine.
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The new JRPG by Tokyo Factory, Lost Sphear, will launch in the west on January 23, Tokyo Factory confirmed in a post on the PlayStation Blog. The game is going to be the next venture by the studio after last year's flawed I Am Setsuna, which sought to recreate the glory days of 16-but turn based JRPGs. The new game seems to be learning from that game's failings, while also building upon its strengths.
The game's premise has you battling the Lost, a phenomenon which threatens the world- when the Lost descends somewhere, it becomes enshrouded in the mist, and then vanishes. The setup is great, although the cast of characters that's been revealed so far seems to be a bit… tropey. We'll see how it goes.
Lost Sphear will launch on January 23 for the Nintendo Switch, PS4, and PC. The game will mostly be available digitally, though physical copies will be made available in limited quantities on Square Enix's own store, and at some retailers.
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NMU names major award winners
Each was an NCAA individual champion in their sports on consecutive Saturdays in late winter. Torchia, the NMU Male Athlete of the Year, won the 20-kilometer men's freestyle event in nordic skiing on March 10, while Helm, the NMU Female Athlete of the Year, took the 200-yard backstroke in women's swimming on March 17.
Other major award winners at Northern are head volleyball coach Mike Lozier as Coach of the Year, junior women's basketball player Taylor Hodell as Humanitarian of the Year, and hockey player Robbie Payne and cross country and track and field athlete Kameron Burmeister as the respective Male and Female Gildo Canale Outstanding Senior.
Top awards winners for each varsity sports were also named. That list is available on Page 2B in today's Journal Sports.
Here is a brief synopsis about each honoree, followed by a list of awards for varsity teams and the Olympic Training Center:
Ian Torchia — He became the seventh NCAA nordic ski champion in NMU history after winning the 20K at the NCAA Championships in 54 minutes, 21 seconds. He is the fourth male national champ and third in the past seven years. He was also named an All-American in the 10K classic event with his fifth-place finish.
Earlier in the winter, Torchia won the 20K free at the NCAA Central Region Championships and 10K classic at the Central Collegiate Ski Association Championships.
Following the season, he was named Men's Nordic Skier of the Year by the U.S. Collegiate Ski Coaches Association. He also participated in the Under-23 World Championships in Switzerland and was nominated for the 2018-19 U.S. cross country ski team.
Rachel Helm — She won an NCAA Division II championship for the second consecutive year, adding to the 100 back she won at the same national finals in 2017. This year's victory in 1:57.20 was more than a second ahead of the rest of the field to cap off a meet where she was named an All-American three times and Honorary All-American twice more.
Helm was also named GLIAC Female Swimmer of the Year after winning four individual and one relay event, in addition to joining two other Wildcats' relays that were runners-up.
Following just her second year at NMU, she owns four individual event school records and is part of four record relays.
Mike Lozier — In his first year at NMU, he guided the Northern volleyball team to its best finish in the GLIAC since 2007 with his players earning a number of honors.
The team finished at 21-8 with a second-place finish in the league regular season and a berth in the second round of the GLIAC tournament. The Wildcats had the seventh-most wins in their NCAA region, seventh-best RPI and seventh-most win over ranked opponents.
Four times NMU players won conference weekly awards, while four players were named All-GLIAC, led by senior Kayla Chosa as Blocker of the Year. Chosa and senior Madison Whitehead went on to be named Honorable Mention All-Americans by the American Volleyball Coaches Association.
Taylor Hodell — She earned the humanitarian award after spending the year serving the community individually and with her team. The women's basketball Wildcats worked with children at basketball camps and read to children at area elementary schools.
Hodell herself volunteered weekly at Marquette General Hospital, played cards at the Jacobetti Home for Veterans, helped organize Cat Packs to supply food for holidays and weekends for students at North Star Academy, served food and washed dishes at the Ending Hunger Alliance of Marquette and made blankets for hospitalized children.
Robbie Payne — The hockey team's captain set a number of career highs in his final season at NMU and was one of the top goal scorers in the country. He led the Wildcats and was sixth in NCAA Division I with 24 goals, most at NMU since the 2006-07 season, finishing his playing career at Northern with 54 goals and 94 points in 158 games.
That includes a pair of three-goal hat tricks and 21 multi-point games overall.
Following the season, when the Wildcats reached the championship game of the WCHA playoffs, he signed with the American Hockey League's Texas Stars, an affiliate of the NHL's Dallas Stars.
Kameron Burmeister — She earned five All-American honors, two each in cross country and indoor track and field and one in outdoor track. The final one came in outdoor track, when she finished ninth in the 10,000-meter run less than two weeks ago.
She hold five school records in those various sports, including the 6K distance in cross country, 3,000 and 5,000 meters in indoor track and 5,000 and 10,000 meters in outdoor track.
Last fall, Burmeister won the prestigious GLIAC Commissioner's Award that honors athletic and academic achievement.
Information compiled by Journal Sports Editor Steve Brownlee. His email address is email@example.com.


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The NSW Cancer Plan aims to improve cancer outcomes across the community. It recognises that there are people or communities who have a higher risk of cancers and have poorer cancer-related health outcomes.
We acknowledge that Aboriginal people experience a higher burden of cancer with higher mortality rates.[1] We understand the importance of taking into consideration the social and cultural elements that underpin Aboriginal health when developing a program of work for Aboriginal communities that aims to reduce the incidence of cancer across NSW.
Improving the health of Aboriginal communities in relation to cancer will involve all parts of the cancer control system.
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The Institute's Innovate Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) demonstrates our commitment to reconciliation by creating meaningful opportunities for staff and members of the community. It strengthens respect and understanding between Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Australians and other Australians, and will support the delivery of equitable and safe cancer services for Aboriginal communities in NSW.
We developed brochures for the Aboriginal community to explain the lung cancer pathway (Finding lung cancer and Having lung cancer) in consultation with 17 Aboriginal Medical Services across NSW. These resources assist Aboriginal people to identify the symptoms of lung cancer and, if diagnosed, make informed decisions about their treatment. This project is currently being evaluated.
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This pilot is also known as the 'Alternative Pathway'. The project will develop a coordinated national approach to promote bowel cancer awareness; encourage screening; and identify effective changes in clinical practice. Indigenous primary health care services across NSW have been engaged.
Visit Indigenous Bowel Screen external for further information, including stories from Indigenous Australians who have experienced cancer, and their families.
The Aboriginal Advisory Group continues to provide advice on data for projects. This is a joint collaboration with the Aboriginal Health and Medical Research Council.
We continue to consult our Aboriginal Program Development Committee on key projects to weave cultural integrity into our work. This engagement ensures the Institute is a culturally safe and supportive organisation, and our work towards the NSW Cancer Plan remains relevant and effective for the Aboriginal community.
We launched the Aboriginal Scholarship Program, a joint initiative with a range of key stakeholders, including the Aboriginal Health and Medical Research Council, the Poche Centre and NSW TAFE. As part of the program, we created a Cancer Awareness Short Course for Aboriginal health professionals. Eleven successful applicants are now going to complete their work placement in cancer care settings.
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"High standards reap high results. You've got to spend money to make money. You've got to work hard to get big, big reward."
Trite, time worn platitudes from somebody's dad? Naw, but close. Those are excerpts of a voice mail Kevin Wesley of Hot White received from a dude in an underground metal band who was evidently not stoked about playing a show as booked at Blast-O-Mat. As we understand it, Wesley set this band Bastard Noise up with a show at the storied underground venue a few weekends ago that the dudes reportedly refused to play.
By way of explanation, one of the fellas was kind enough to leave Wesley a voice mail letting him know exactly why the band kept driving. After referring to Blast-O-Mat as an "out house," he further added that the place is a joke and then offered the above words of advice. Wesley posted the whole clip earlier today if you'd like to download it (or you can just listen after the jump). Apparently for these dudes, even DIY touring has it limits. Going to guess that sleeping on the floor at this point is also probably out of the question.
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Even the hot weather of August could not stop the construction works of the new veterinary clinic! While the outside was already really close to have its definitive looks, our workmen now are focusing on the interiors and on some structural works which will make the building a modern cutting-edge veterinary excellence.
In this video Sara Turetta, our president, will accompany us in a new tour of the structure
As you can see from the images in the gallery below, during the month of August we installed the purifier, which will clean the water of the plumbing; we installed over 1,000 square meters of antibacterial linoleum, just like a hospital, on the walls and on the floors and completed the outside cages for cats and dogs.
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What is coaching for? - Usefulness
It does not matter who we are or what do we do for living. At some point in our lives we have all found ourselves at crossroads that we did not know how to solve, or facing doubts which we did not understand, or carrying a heavy burden. All this remains as part of our luggage. If we do not face it, polish it and free it then it will grow into a bigger and harder obstacle as time goes by.
I choose aiding those who are going through a mourning process, via one to one o group coaching sessions. Grief is only a phase. The pain is there to tell us something, to teach us. We must feel it, discover what it is that it is trying to tell us, accept it and then let it go in order to achieve liberation & access to a deeper and more fulfilled stage of life.
Some other examples of goals that can be achieved through coaching:
- Overcoming personal or professional crisis or challenges
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Don't we all want to change or improve some aspects of ourselves? But even when feeling able and clever enough to do it, we do not know how?
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text: Finals season has as much a culture of its own as Coachella. Yes, the comparison seems strange, but stick with me for a moment. Both occur regularly during the year, have a distinct sense of style and share an atmosphere of fervent daze. The two events also both take place at a huge expense; Coachella in terms of monetary expense and finals in terms of mental expense. And people dream of both making it to Coachella and making it through finals. It is indeed one of those things where one wishes that they could close their eyes and arrive at their final destination. While most people would definitely favor experiencing Coachella over experiencing finals, there are some very specific parts of finals season that I particularly enjoy and inevitably remember. Finals means many things for students — no sleep, stress, stress eating, all-nighters, snacking, religious trips to the library and absolutely no fashion sense. To me, I particularly enjoy finals for the lack of importance given to fashion sense. I'm a person who enjoys oversized clothing, comfy sweatshirts — basically anything I can bury myself in. What better excuse is there to wear clothes I can turtle into than finals season? I am always looking for new ways to explore the limits of what I can get away with during this time of year. Pushing the boundaries of "acceptable" clothing at a fashion-conscious school like the University is one of the few things I enjoy about finals season. Furthermore, on the topic of pushing boundaries, food habits are another thing that take a strange turn during finals season. Stress-eating is, of course, mandatory, and it is almost taken for granted that finals week is a cheat-week. I can successfully convince myself that eating junk non-stop is perfectly normal and deserved — I am putting my body through the most stressful seven days of my life, or at least this the most stressful experience of this half of the year. Finals are so daunting that the light at the end of the tunnel almost seems non-existent at times and conversations start to take on morbid subjects. Hence, I tell myself that I am more than entitled to eat as if it were my last day on Earth. Societal norms for meal timings and appropriate meal items are done away with. Pancakes at 2 a.m. are perfectly fine. Leftover lasagna in the fridge for breakfast after pulling an all-nighter seems regular. Aside from food and attire, the culture of finals season is also culminated by the feeling of solidarity amongst the student body of the University. Everywhere I walk, I feel this intrinsic connection to every other student walking along with me, dragging our heavy, sleep-deprived bodies along to libraries, to exam halls, to the dining halls. Even if I don't know them, we can still exchange a small grimace of a smile. We share the same baggy clothing, purple eye-bags, messy buns or hats thrown on over unwashed hair, coffee cups clutched in hands and the same burden of stress that we are anxiously waiting to be liberated from. There is something almost soothing about the sound of libraries packed with students and pages of notes or textbooks ruffling amidst the lone cough here and there. The sight of seeing everyone in the same place reinforces this feeling of solidarity and the unspoken line, "It's ok, we're all in the same boat." Yet of course, the most wonderful part of finals week is the end, which is the ultimate reason why I enjoy this time of year. The feeling of circling that last multiple choice, of dotting the period after the last word of that fervently written essay, is almost surreal. It is miraculous and incredulous to us that we actually survived a week of finals. This is the exact reason why the victory walk back home is so much sweeter. It is as jubilant as the final scene in The Breakfast Club — having conquered a hard seven days of mental and physical exertion we all deserve to feel like Judd Nelson thrusting his fist into the air triumphantly. Shree Baphna is a Life Columnist for The Cavalier Daily. She can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Kids World Indoor Playground is an interactive community designed to provide a safe, unique and realistic educational environment that promotes pretend play! Their goal is to provide purposeful play and hands-on learning experiences in a family-focused environment. Children use their imagination to become firefighters, police officers, restaurant owners, teachers, stage performers and more. Kids World is the perfect environment for parents and caregivers to bond with their children by participating together in pretend play. It's a great playground to interact with your little ones and watch their imagination take off.
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A Very Fine Swan Indeed: Art, Science and The Unfeathered Bird
A Very Fine Swan Indeed: Art, Science and The Unfeathered Bird
Evening Meeting
18:00 Thursday 15th January 2015
Katrina van Grouw inhabits that no-man's land, slap bang between art and science. A graduate of the Royal College of Art, her formal education was in Printmaking and Natural History Illustration, but she's also a dedicated ornithologist, a former Natural History Museum curator, a qualified bird ringer, and an experienced preparator of natural history specimens.
The book, The Unfeathered Bird, is a magnum opus twenty five years in the making, and was originally intended as a manual for bird artists. It was only much later that it blossomed into something far more ambitious. A world away from textbooks and diagrams, this is a work equally intended for scientists and artists, indeed anyone with an appreciation of birds or an interest in their adaptations and behaviour. It includes no fewer than 385 illustrations of 200 species, all made from actual specimens, many of which are shown in lifelike positions. Virtually all the complete skeletons were prepared and reconstructed at home from specimens donated from zoos, wildlife hospitals and conservation charities.
Join Katrina as she explains her aims and inspirations, shares her insights about birds beneath their feathers, and relates how her home was turned upside down as more and more specimens joined the queue.
This meeting is free and open to all; registration is not necessary. Tea and coffee will be served in the Library from 17:30 and a wine reception will follow.
Image: Skeleton of a Great Hornbill from The Unfeathered Bird (c) Katrina van Grouw


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The Ozpig Extension Legs are 200mm long extension legs that bring the Ozpig Stove cooking surface up to waist height. Fits inside the barrel for easy storage.
- Brings your OZPig up to waist height
- Easier for cooking and maintenance of the fire
Model: OZP012-01
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Ozpig Extension Legs(5) By: Anne on 4 June 2017Just makes it so much easier when using the pig. I have had my pig approx 5 years & love it, but should have bought the extensions a long time ago. Buying through tent world was fast, well packaged, excell not to do business with.
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Ongoing Project: Case Study House I, 2019
Type: Commission
Location: Marienthal, Germany
Architects: Jens Brinkmann
Collaborators: Aya Yamanaka, Derek Kleynhans, Julius Hahmann, Juan Carlos Zapata Baldrich
Built surface: 120 m2
Budget: 240.000 €
Status: In progress
This seasonal residence is situated in Marienthal, a village one hour north of Berlin. The proximity to the Rheinsberger Lake District and the Schorfheide-Chorin UNESCO Biosphere Reservation offers visitors a sensational experience of nature in an incomparable setting.
The house also uses this link to nature as its leading idea. It is can be seen as a variable threshold between internal and external areas. It is perceived as one stretched space, running along the glassed garden facade. The interior is organized by repeated modules with various functions.


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We offer probate valuation service in all London areas including – Tottenham Tottenham Green Tottenham Hale Totteridge Tower Hill Tufnell Park Tulse Hill Turnpike Lane Twickenham Upminster Upminster Bridge
IT G Provide probate valuations in accordance with HMRC guidelines.
Probate valuation reports will be prepared within 5 days of our valuer's visit and will provide a clear indication of the market value of each item within the estate. The valuation report will include images with clear and accurate descriptions enabling quick identification of items of value.
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The items pictured below are just a small sample of similar items recently valued by ITG probate valuations. The gallery will hopefully be helpful & educational in demonstrating the wide array of antiques, collectibles & everyday objects we value on a daily basis.


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You don't need any prior therapy training. You may have thought this training is not for you because you're not an existing therapist but 50% of my graduates had no prior therapy experience or training, just excellent people skills and a desire to help. My graduates with no prior therapy experience are doing phenomenally well.
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As you learn how to heal and help others over nine intensive days of training, you will inevitably grow and change yourself. Past graduates report that participating in the course resulted in profound healing experiences in addition to practical and professional knowledge.
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We aim to ensure the highest educational standards so you get the most out of your time with Marisa in the face-to-face training. Our course is approved by the General Hypnotherapy Standards Council and on the General Hypnotherapy Register. We cover the syllabus required by the Complementary and Natural Healthcare Council leading to professional membership with a range of national and international organisations including NCP, ICP, ASCH (Australia).
The Rapid Transformational Therapy™ live school (formerly known as the Marisa Peer Method live school) is delivered in person by Marisa Peer.
The course structure runs over a 12 day period. Attendance on some of those days is compulsory for all students. You must be present for all lectures, live demonstrations and to receive personal tuition. There will be down time when students are encouraged to practice with fellow students particularly if they do not have a therapy background.
NB: Students who are pre-existing therapists or who have a strong understanding of hypnotherapy do not have to attend practice arrangements on those days. The final course timetable detailing formal arrangements will be emailed prior to the course start date.
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TandemMoney, LLC
TandemMoney transforms three distinct functions - transacting, saving and borrowing - into a cohesive solution for underserved consumers.
- Stage Full Product Ready
- Industry Financial Services
- Location Sioux Falls, SD, USA
- Currency USD
- Founded March 2010
- Employees 9
- Website TandemMoney.com
Company Summary
Only 36% of Americans have enough savings to cover a $1,000 emergency. TandemMoney designs and sells next-generation financial products to help underserved consumers overcome the effects of credit dependency that impede savings accumulation. TandemMoney meets credit needs in the short-term and frees customers of undesired levels of credit dependency in the long-term.
Trent J. SorbePresident & Founder
Trent is a recognized leader in consumer payments. With 20 years of experience in consumer credit and prepaid, Trent was a pioneer in using the prepaid card relationship to bring an array of products and features to underserved consumers. Trent is actively involved in product development, compliance, and online acquisition. His career path includes senior management positions at three nationwide payment card issuers and the FDIC.
Chad NobleVice President of Portfolio Management
Chad joined TandemMoney from a nationwide credit card company, where he served as Director of Risk Management. Chad has designed and implemented numerous statistical models to improve portfolio profitability, manage losses, and identify and prevent fraud. Chad's statistical and actuarial expertise and his understanding of credit operations contributed significantly to a period of unprecedented performance for his prior employer.
Kelly AndersenVice President of Operations
Kelly joined TandemMoney after a decade of project management experience in financial services and was quickly promoted to lead all aspects of TandemMoney operations. Kelly has a proven track record of successful product/project implementation on a large scale. She is a creative problem-solver with an aptitude for analyzing and adapting based on her deep system and development knowledge.
Ellen SmithCorporate Counsel
Ellie is highly regarded as a subject matter expert in the prepaid card industry's legal and compliance circles. She joined TandemMoney from a nationwide prepaid card issuer, where she served as Associate Counsel. In her role there, Ellie was among a select group of professionals responsible for crafting a government relations strategy for the prepaid industry. Ellie received her juris doctorate from the University of South Dakota.
Nicole PullmanDirector of Marketing
Nicole has more than a decade of marketing and public relations experience. She has brought her skill, insight, and innovative approaches to consumer and business-to-business marketing. She joined TandemMoney from a nationwide prepaid card issuer, where she was responsible for marketing communications, public relations, and conceptual design and development for product advertising campaigns and marketing collateral.
Jay ShepherdDirector of Platform Architecture
Jay comes to TandemMoney with more than 20 years of software design and development experience in a variety of industries including financial services, aviation, medical, energy, manufacturing, construction, advertising and marketing. His project management and leadership skills have resulted in scores of successful projects and helped launch the careers of many successful developers. Jay's entrepreneurial spirit and attention to detail provide f
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Press releases 2010
Nexans wins 180 million Euro turnkey contract for the EstLink 2 power submarine link between Finland and Estonia
145 km power submarine DC cable will increase security of supply as well as aiding development of the electricity market in the Baltic Sea region
Nexans will supply safety and environmentally friendly cables for GASCO project in Abu Dhabi
Nexans will complete a 9 million Euro contract for Hyundai Engineering & Construction to supply power and communication cables featuring advanced, environmentally friendly insulation technology for GASCO's Habshan 5 Utilities and Offsites project in Abu Dhabi.
Nexans wins contract for the Malta to Sicily power-interconnector project
Nexans has been awarded an ambitious 178 million Euro turnkey contract by Enemalta Corporation, the state-owned energy authority in Malta, to design, manufacture, install and provide seabed protection of the new high-voltage AC (Alternating Current) submarine power link between Malta and Sicily.
Nexans to supply its new Alsecure® Premium fire resistant cable for the Brisbane Airport project in Australia
Nexans has won a contract worth Euros 7 million ($AUD 10 million) to supply cables for the Brisbane Airport Link Project in Queensland, Australia.
Nexans wins 10 million Euro subsea umbilical contract for Marulk gas field on the Norwegian Continental Shelf23/11/10
Nexans has been awarded a 10 million Euro contract by FMC Technologies to design, engineer and manufacture a static subsea control and chemical injection umbilical for the Marulk gas field on the Norwegian Continental Shelf (NCS).
2010 third-quarter financial information28/10/10
Target confirmed for full year operating margin rate of 4.5%
Nexans wins major subsea umbilicals contract from BP for North Sea gas field project
Nexans has been awarded a contract worth in excess of 14 million euros by BP Exploration Operating Company Ltd of Aberdeen to deliver a subsea umbilical system for the Devenick gas field in the North Sea.
Nexans' QICC joint venture in Qatar starts commercial production at its new cable plant
New Qatar International Cable Company (QICC) plant in Mesaieed Industrial City is Nexans' first manufacturing plant in an Arabic Gulf states
Nexans wins cable contract for Mochovce nuclear power plant in Slovakia
Units 3 and 4 at Mochovce will rely on 5,000 km of Nexans' low-voltage (LV) power, control and instrumentation cables to support vital safety and control functions
Nexans cables ensure safety, performance and comfort for Bombardier's Francilien suburban trains
25,000 km of Nexans specialised FLAMEX® rail cable solutions will support power, control and data applications on new suburban trains destined for SNCF services
Nexans ENERGYFLEX® cables provide the vital connections for Italy's largest solar photovoltaic project
Over 1,000 km of specialized ENERGYFLEX® PV cables have been installed by Schneider Electric at a 43 MW solar photovoltaic facility in Puglia
Nexans wins a 64 million Euros turnkey contract for Greece's new Nea Makri-Polypotamos high-voltage submarine power link
Nexans has been awarded a Euros 64 million turnkey contract by Greece's PPC (Public Power Corporation) to design, manufacture and install the new high-voltage AC (Alternate Current) power link between Evia and the region of Attika on the mainland.
2010 First Half-Year Results28/07/10
Paris, July 28, 2010 - Sales recover in the second quarter but half-year profit impacted by the difficult start of the year.
Nexans completes successful test of world's first HVDC superconducting power transmission system
Nexans has completed successfully the test of the world's first HVDC high temperature superconductor (HTS) power transmission cable designed for 200 kV.
Nexans wins Euros 9 million cable contract for China's Taishan nuclear power plant
Nexans has been awarded a Euros 9 million contract by China Nuclear Power Engineering Co., Ltd (CNPEC) to supply specialised low-voltage (LV) power, control and instrumentation cables for the 1,660 MWe Taishan EPR nuclear power plant currently under construction in Guangdong Province.
Nexans wins a 104 million Euro contract for Statnett's Oslofjord II submarine power cable project
Nexans has been awarded a 104 million Euro contract by Statnett, Norway's national main grid owner and operator, to design, manufacture and install the new Oslofjord II submarine high-voltage power link.
Nexans partners with Transgreen, an industry initiative for Mediterranean power grids
Nexans CEO Frédéric Vincent yesterday signed a draft agreement with 12 other industry partners.
Nexans to supply submarine array cables for Lincs offshore wind farm off the east coast of England
Nexans has been awarded a major contract by Lincs Wind Farm Limited to supply the medium voltage submarine array cables and associated accessories for the 270 MW Lincs offshore wind farm to be constructed off the east coast of England.
Nexans rolls out its green drum programme
Nexans has further increased the scope of its commitment to sustainable development by implementing its new 'green drum' programme.
Nexans opens a new aircraft cable manufacturing plant in Morocco as part of its partnership with Airbus
Nexans has opened a new manufacturing plant entirely dedicated to aircraft cables in Mohammedia (Morocco).
Nexans signs a Frame agreement with Nordex to supply WINDLINK® cable sets and kits
Nexans has signed a Frame agreement with Nordex to supply customized WINDLINK® power cable sets and kits for onshore wind farm projects across Europe.
Nexans wins a 72.7 million euros high voltage cable contract
Paris, June 14, 2010 – Nexans has been awarded a 72.7 million euros contract by the Abu Dhabi Transmission and Despatch Company (TRANSCO) for a turnkey project to upgrade the high voltage underground power cable infrastructure in Abu Dhabi City, UAE.
Nexans launches KEYLIOS™ branded cable solutions and services for connecting photovoltaic installations
Nexans is at Intersolar 2010 to launch its comprehensive new KEYLIOS™ branded range of cables, solutions and services for photovoltaic (PV) installations.
Nexans launches SHIPLINK™, a brand of cable solutions and services for ships and platforms
Nexans has launched SHIPLINK™ as the new brand identity for its range of cable solutions and services for shipbuilding and offshore.
Nexans completes subsea cable link to provide reliable power for Pemba Island in Zanzibar
Nexans has successfully completed a new 75 km subsea power link between Pemba Island and the National Grid on mainland Tanzania.
Nexans launches a capital increase reserved for its employees19/05/10
Nexans announced on February 10, 2010 the implementation of a new employee shareholding plan.
Nexans launches HYPRON®, a new environmentally friendly alternative to lead-sheathed cables for onshore oil and gas installations
Nexans has developed its new HYPRON® range to provide an environmentally friendly alternative to lead-sheathed cables for onshore power, control and instrumentation applications in the oil and gas industry.
2010 First-Quarter Financial Information22/04/10
Paris, April 22, 2010 – Nexans today announced 2010 first-quarter sales of 1.350 billion euros
Nexans makes all its business flights CarbonNeutral®
Purchasing carbon offsets will support reforestation project in Tanzania
Nexans wins Energy Master Award 2010 for its Superconducting Current Limiter
Nexans has won the Energy Master Award 2010 for its superconducting current limiter.
Nexans cable solutions and services help the deployment of smarter power grids
Nexans is using its participation at Smart Grids Europe 2010 to highlight how its state-of-the-art cable solutions and services can help the deployment of smarter power grids.
C/S Nexans Skagerrak ready to put to sea after major conversion and upgrade project
Dedicated cable laying ship has been lengthened by 12.5 metres to increase its cable handling capabilities.
Nexans launches new generation of bend insensitive fiber for FTTH
Nexans is a gold sponsor for the FTTH Council Europe 2010 (February 24-25, 2010).
2009 Full-Year Results10/02/10
Paris, February 10, 2010 – The Nexans Board of Directors chaired by Frédéric Vincent, which met on February 9, 2010, has approved the accounts for 2009.


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The GeoTrust True BusinessID EV Multi-Domain SSL certificate is one of the most affordable Extended Validation (EV) SSL certificate and a very efficient ways to boost your online sales across a multitude of domains. There simply is no better way to increase customer trust online than the Green Address Bar, as online users are quickly learning to associate this symbol with reputable companies that are safe to do business with. Additionally, the GeoTrust brand and their dynamic site seal have become one of the most trusted names in internet security, making this certificate an investment as it will pay for itself in increased online sales. As a multi-domain SSL certificate, this certificate comes bundled with 5 Subject Alternative Names (SAN), and you have the option to purchase up to 95 additional SANs. This EV certificate is an ideal option for small-to-medium sized businesses and ecommerce websites that place a premium on customer trust to close deals online.
GeoTrust Extended Validation (EV) certificates make the browser address bar turn green when a customer visits the secure area of your website - immediately reassuring them that it is safe to conduct business with you. The security credentials of your business are prominently displayed along with the certifying authority - instantly verifying the authenticity and identity of your business. Research proves that this competitive advantage translates into reduced visitor abandonment, improved conversions, higher revenue per transaction and higher lifetime customer value.
In today's highly competitive e-commerce world, building a sense of trust and security in the minds of your website visitors is key to converting them to customers. GeoTrust's high impact Secured Seal trustmark does just that by instantly reassuring your visitors that your site is protected with SSL security from one of the most recognised brands in Internet security. Each Secured Seal trustmark also features real-time 'click-to-verify' technology which displays your businesses' identity credentials direct from our authentication database whenever a visitor clicks on the seal.
In addition, the GeoTrust True BusinessID with EV Multi-Domain SSL certificate supports Subject Alternative Name (SAN), also known as a Multi-Domain SSL certificate, allowing multiple Fully Qualified Domain Names (FQDNs) to display the coveted green address bar.
SAN certificates are useful when organisations want to use different root or domain names to run Internet-facing services. For example, an organisation that controls domain.com and domain.net domains can use a single SAN certificate to secure both FQDNs. Rather than buying an individual SSL certificate for each and every domain you control, this SSL is a cost-effective alternative that simplifies the validation process, saves you money, offers the encryption you require and allow all websites listed to display the green address bar.
The GeoTrust True BusinessID with EV Multi-Domain SSL certificate can secure up to 100 different FQDNs in one certificate. As is, we bundle it with 4 additional domains (SAN) – making for 5 domains total upon purchase. You can then add as many as you need, up to 100 total. This is one of the most efficient EV SSL certificate in the industry.
Obtaining an EV SSL certificate requires a strong business vetting process by GeoTrust according to stringent guidelines set by the CA/B Forum. These guidelines help associate the green address bar with only the best and most trustworthy organisations, making it a hallmark of secure practices by undergoing this same level of business authentication as the huge internet retailers and major banks.
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