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Andretti Autosport Shifts into High Performance Additive Manufacturing with Stratasys
Multi-year collaboration agreement builds on decades of experience, empowering Stratasys customers with FDM technology to win in challenging, competitive racing environments
Enabling leaders across professional racing to gain a competitive edge with state-of-the-art 3D printing, Stratasys (NASDAQ: SSYS) today unveiled a new collaboration agreement with Andretti Autosport. A top performer in IndyCar, Indy Lights, Rallycross and Formula E, Andretti aims to leverage advanced FDM technology and materials to accelerate design and development of the team's diverse racing platforms.
design and development activities for a while now," said Andretti Autosport COO Rob Edwards. "We couldn't be more thrilled to establish a relationship with the industry leader, Stratasys. Since the machines were commissioned they have been operating at capacity and we look forward to seeing the benefits of our expanded capability on the race-track in 2019."
Andretti joins Stratasys customers competing across a wide range of high performance sports – from professional auto racing and motor cross to the winter games – capitalizing on 3D printing to accelerate design iterations, workflows and final part production. Leveraging the technology to become significantly more competitive on the track, Andretti will advance both design and production cycles using both the Stratasys F370™ and Fortus® 450mc™ 3D Printers.
"We are excited to join the Andretti Autosport family and look forward to working together in the coming years," said Pat Carey, Senior Vice President at Stratasys. "We see that Stratasys High Performance FDM solutions are being increasingly adopted by the world's top motorsports teams and manufacturers. We believe that our highly reliable engineering grade printers and wide choice of high-performance materials are the perfect fit for the extreme challenges our motorsport customers face."
Moving forward, the team – led by Michael Andretti – will continue to make significant strides in converting parts via in-house 3D printing. Andretti kicks into high gear with the 2019 NTT IndyCar Series season – beginning on the streets of St. Petersburg, Florida, March 10 and continues through September with 17 rounds of competition.
Led by racing legend Michael Andretti, Andretti Autosport boasts a wide racing portfolio rooted in tradition and designed for success.
Under the banners of Andretti Autosport, Andretti Rallycross and Andretti Formula E, the Indianapolis-based team fields multiple entries across the IndyCar Series, Indy Lights, the FIA Formula E Championship, the GT4 America Series and Americas Rallycross. Additionally, the team competes as Walkinshaw Andretti United in the Australian Supercars category through partnership with Walkinshaw Racing and UnitedAutosports.
The global racing enterprise boasts four IndyCar Series championships, three Indy Lights titles, one Pro Mazda championship and one USF2000 championship, and has captured victory five times at the famed Indianapolis 500-Mile Race. Additionally, the team holds two X Games Gold Medals and four U.S. rallycross championships.
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Ikura (Salmon Roe)
"Ikura" is Russian language. The meaning roe caviar or salmon.
"Ikura" means salted salmon roe or trout roe in Japan.
The condition is granular as it is removed from the sack before it is salted.
"Sujiko", remains inside the sack when marinated.
As for their color, sujiko is normally red or dark red, while ikura is usually a lighter shade of red with a tint of orange.
The difference in color gives us different impressions.
During the Russo-Japanese War(1904-05), Russian people started to eat Salmon roe instead of Caviar.
Before World War Ⅱ (-1941), it was sold as "caviar" in the Japanese market.
Ikura is a very popular sushi ingredient like Salmon and Tuna.
A special new year's food, "Osechi", as well as any other side dish.

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The Best Haircuts for Summer 2018
It has been a hot minute since I last got my hair cut, but the other week I picked up the scissors and made a change! Summer is such a great time for makeovers and style transformations, and hair is one of the easiest things to change. Here are a few of my favorite haircuts for the season!
Textured layers are so great, especially if you live somewhere beachy! This is the vibe that I was going for when I cut my hair, although my hair is layered longer than Kendall's with the shortest layers around collarbone length and the longest layers armpit length. This style is super great because it allows you to keep the length that you want, while removing excess bulk and giving your hair a lot of movement and body. This is also my favorite haircut for girls that live near the ocean because the natural beach waves created by salty air makes this style look so good!
I also love short hairstyles this time of year! They are so great because they are easy to style and you never need to use heat on it! This works well for people that aren't bothered by having their hair down all the time because while you can secure your front strands back with barrettes or headbands, you can't tie it back the way you could a longer hairstyle.
Bangs are also so cute this time of year! I think that it takes a very special person to be able to wear bangs in the summer without breaking out on your forehead or having really greasy bangs. That being said, choppy and textured bangs add a little bit of edge and a summery feel to any haircut. I also like longer bangs for the summer because they can be clipped back a lot easier than shorter bangs!
Let me know what your favorite haircuts are for this time of year! You can also check out my Pinterest board for more hair inspo and more of my favorite styles!


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TDA486 Human-Centered Design, 7.5 ECTS, sp 4
Current course website: [2011]
Course website for previous years:[2010] [2009] [2008] [2007] [2006] [2005] [2004]
Content and Aim
The course consists of both theoretical and practical parts. The theoretical part presents the history and development of Human-Centred Design (HCD) from research to industrial applications. Relevant design theories and processes, such as user-centred design, rational unified process, ecological interface design and design of products for leisure and entertainment are covered in the course. Literature seminars provide additional theoretical grounding and reflection, as well as different industrial practical experience/problems where speakers representing different types of companies are invited. The practical parts consist of laboratory work with usability evaluation methods and carrying out an investigation project at industry. The industrial project will emphasize on 1) how to investigate existing design process and usability problems in products, 2) how to implement a HCD process in a specific company, and 3) how to motivate potential benefits of the usability concept and human-centred design process in industry. The project will be carried out in small groups.
Learning outcome
- Know and be familiar with user-centred design process and different usability test methods at a deep level
- Give a good overview of the field of Human-Centred Design theories and practices
- Modify user centred design methods to fit the specific resources available
- Apply, in new contexts, the practical experience gained by performing the user-centred design process in a real world setting
- Motivate the feasibility of usability to improve development processes
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Codify Art Connects is back, this time in our collective home in the borough of Brooklyn! If you made it to the last one, then you know this is a great opportunity to connect with a vibrant circle of QTPOC artists and supporters. If you didn't make it to the last one, ya missed it. Don't miss this one.
Expect a casual, after-work get-together where you can find collaborators, friends, and fans. Share your latest passion (and/or paid) project. Promote your upcoming show. Get your community excited about the things that excite you. Or just enjoy a sweet backyard in these waning summer days with cheap drinks and better company. We hope to see you there!


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Professor of Linguistics
Research Associate
(619) 594-5879
Areas of interest:
discourse-functional syntax,
pragmatics, language and law, in particular,
applying principles of grammar, semantics, pragmatics, and
discourse structure to legal
such as contracts, legislation, wills, and other operative texts.
Legal consulting: I sometimes consult as an expert to attorneys involved in legal cases in which aspects of language play a role.
Beginning Fall 2015 I am in the Faculty Early Retirement Program (FERP), meaning that I will not be on campus during fall semesters, but will be on campus, and teaching, during the spring semesters.
Background: Ph.D. University of Pennsylvania 1976. J.D. University of San Diego School of Law 1994. Taught at Arizona, Melbourne, Northeastern, San Diego State. Linguistics Institutes in 1971 (SUNY Buffalo), 1984 (UCLA), 1987 (Stanford), 2011 (Colorado - taught Language & Law). NEH Summer Seminars for College Teachers 1978 (New Mexico, bilingualism (Bernard Spolsky)), 1981 (UMass, formal semantics (Barbara Partee & Emmon Bach)). View my CV (.pdf)
My teaching for spring 2017 and 2018: Ling 430 (English grammar for prospective teachers), Ling 530 (English grammar), and Ling 622 (Discourse & Syntax).
Personal information: Born Philadelphia, PA, 1943. Grew up in Moorestown, NJ, according to Money Magazine (July 2005), the best place to live in the USA. Married to Peri L. Good (1984). Three children: Paul J. Kaplan, Sam Kaplan-Good, Ben Kaplan-Good. Loves: basketball, running, studying biblical Hebrew as well as other languages.
Some useful links:
Linguist List (premier
resource for linguists, with research inquiries and answers, job
reviews, and more)
Linguistic Society of America (main professional organization for American linguists)
Association for Computational Linguistics
International Association of Forensic Linguists (IAFL) (leading organization for the study of linguistics-law interrelations)
Finishing the Arturo Barrios 10K in
October 2004. It looks like I am going faster than I am.
This page was last modified on April 28, 2017
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It's been a week since my official gallery opening at Apotheca Flower and Tea Shoppe, and I'm still reeling from the excitement of being asked to display my artwork in a gorgeous local shop! Just experiencing this opportunity was so amazing - I loved being able to talk about my pieces to the people who came, and share my love of creating. Several pieces were even sold just during that evening, which is such a cool thing. God has provided some beautiful opportunities for me to share my work, the things I made with my hands, and I am so thankful. Creativity is truly of the Lord - that ability I attribute entirely to Him. He gave me the desire and the ability to make things and I constantly remind myself of that. Pretty wonderful! So Friday night I brought my camera and was able to snap a few pictures of the display before the reception, and wanted to share them here. It was a bit later in the evening, so my photos aren't amazing, but they'll give you the gist of the gallery. Enjoy!
This last photo is one of my favorites from the Apotheca gallery - I set up a community loom for people to add to throughout the month! I'm so excited to see it finished and hanging for the town to see.
If you are interested in learning how to weave, I am teaching a workshop at Apotheca on Thursday, August 25 from 7-9PM! All materials included, and you get to keep everything to work on the weaving at home! I will be demonstrating how to wind a loom from an old frame, basic weaving techniques, and how to finish your weaving. Sign up today!


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$500 Second Place Winner
Second Prize Winner: "Spinach Stuffed Chicken Breasts with Creamy Sun Dried Tomato Sauce"
1.How did you feel when you found out you won the contest?
I felt elated and validated. I love to cook, but winning this made me feel like I am good at it too.
2. How did you come up with the idea for the winning recipe?
I knew I wanted to use sun dried tomatoes in the recipe so I just thought of other flavors that meshed well.
3. How long have you been using Bella Sun Luci products? And what is your favorite?
I have only been using Bella Sun Luci products for about a year. My favorite is the Julienne Cut Sun Dried Tomatoes with Italian Herbs.
4. Where do you shop for Bella Sun Luci products?
5. Other hobbies, passions, pastimes?
I enjoy spending time with my children. I also enjoy taking nature walks to look at plants and flowers.
6. Any other comments you would like to add that relate to your passion for cooking?
I love cooking for my friends and family. If I cook for you then you know I care.
Spinach Stuffed Chicken Breasts with Creamy Sun Dried Tomato Sauce
Ingredients for stuffed chicken:
- 4 boneless chicken breasts
- 1 tablespoon Bella Sun Luci California Estate Extra Virgin Olive Oil
- 1 teaspoon paprika
- ¼ teaspoon garlic powder
- ¼ teaspoon onion powder
- 1 teaspoon sea salt for chicken, 1/2 teaspoon sea salt for filling
- 4 ounces cream cheese
- 1 10 ounce block of frozen spinach, thawed and drained
- ½ teaspoon of red pepper flakes
Ingredients for Cream Sauce:
- 2 tablespoons salted butter
- 2 cloves garlic, minced
- ¼ teaspoon red pepper flakes
- 1 cup chicken broth
- ½ cup heavy cream
- ⅓ cup of Bella Sun Luci Julienne Cut Sun Dried Tomatoes in Olive Oil with Italian Herbs
- ¼ cup grated Parmesan cheese
- 1½ teaspoons Italian seasoning
- Preheat the oven to 375 degrees.
- Cover chicken breasts with plastic wrap and beat with a mallet or rolling pin to flatten.
- Discard plastic wrap. Drizzle chicken with Bella Sun Luci California Estate Extra Virgin Olive Oil.
- Coat chicken with paprika, garlic powder, onion powder, and sea salt.
- Cut a pocket into each of the chicken breasts and set aside to make the filling.
- In a bowl combine cream cheese, spinach, red pepper flakes, and sea salt stirring well to combine.
- Spoon the mixture into the pockets in the chicken breast.
- Melt butter in an oven proof skillet on the stove top at medium high heat.
- Cook the garlic and red pepper flakes in the melted butter until fragrant (about 2 minutes), stirring frequently.
- Stir in the chicken broth, heavy cream, Bella Sun Luci Julienne Cut Sun Dried Tomatoes in Olive Oil with Italian Herbs, Parmesan cheese, and Italian seasoning and bring to a boil.
- Reduce heat to a simmer and thicken sauce (about 5 minutes).
- Place stuffed chicken breasts into the skillet, nettled in the sauce, and place oven safe skillet into the oven.
- Cook in preheated oven until internal temperature reaches at least 165 degrees (about 25-30 minutes).
- Serve with a side of Bella Sun Luci Sun Dried Tomato & Wild Mushroom Risotto prepared according to directions on package.


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We always warmly welcome new Members, whether they wish to be on stage or back stage, and we do encourage all our members to help out behind the scenes whenever they can. We are very much a family Society and many long-standing friendships form the backbone of our Society, but you will quickly feel at home if you decide to join us: we are a friendly bunch!
Whilst it would be great if prospective Members could sing, dance and act, please don't be put off if you are not strong in all three disciplines (we do have actors who cannot sing and singers who are less confident at dancing!).
On the performing front, we are always keen to recruit more men of any age and ladies in the 20s to 30s age group. However, if your particular strength is perhaps offstage, in admin or making props or sewing or especially if you are Good with Wood, we would be equally thrilled to hear from you.
We are also very lucky as a Society in that we are able to perform at two lovely theatres:
At Cromer Pier Pavilion Theatre at the end of May each year we perform a musical for nine performances. This is a big production with a full orchestra and professional sets, costumes, wigs, sound and lights. We generally cast this in late November and start rehearsing in January. (Please be aware that, whilst we would like to accept everyone who auditions into a show, this is not always possible depending on numbers, age and balance of male/female).
At Sheringham Little Theatre we perform a play (or occasionally a small musical) in February each year and then again in October. The February slot will hold auditions in October/November and the October slot will hold auditions in June.
We are based at Cromer Junior School for most of our rehearsals which are usually on Tuesdays and/or Thursdays, depending on level of involvement. These generally start at 7.30pm and run till 10pm. We also sometimes have daytime Sunday rehearsals nearer the show.
Our financial year runs from our Annual General Meeting in late October to the following AGM. The cost of joining as a Member is currently £25.00 for the whole year or £12.50 for those unemployed or in full-time education. Once you have joined you are eligible to audition for any or all of our three productions during that financial year. However, you cannot audition unless you are first a paid-up member but, should you not be successful at audition, you can either remain a Member or apply for a return of three quarters of the amount paid at which point your Membership will cease. (Please note that there is no reduced rate of subscription if you join us part way through the financial year).
Being a Member of the Society means that not only can you audition for any of our shows but you will also receive regular copies of our newsletter JUST A MINIM, enjoy priority booking rights for our shows and have access to our Members' website and Facebook pages.
We hope that tells you a little more about us. If you would like to have a further chat, please contact our Secretary, Amanda Howell, on 01603 738356 and she will be delighted to give you any more information you require and perhaps arrange to meet you at the school so you can start to get to know us.
A warm welcome and one hundred friends await you!
Where are we?
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Click here for a map show of our main rehearsal venue, Cromer Junior School. You can find us here on most Tuesdays and Thursdays.
If you cannot be so directly involved but would like to support us and have regular contact with the Society, why not consider becoming a CSODS' Friend? Our Friends are highly appreciated not only for their interest and patronage, but their annual subscriptions (minimum £10) contribute greatly to the financial well-being and security of the Society. (Our annual musical at the Pavilion Theatre costs approx. £50,000 to stage).
The Society has a number of Friends who, in return for a small annual subscription, become part of our CSODS family.
They get our regular and extremely entertaining newsletter The JAM (Just A Minim), access to the Members' pages of our website (csods.com) and our Members' Facebook page, are invited to all our social events and enjoy priority booking rights for all our productions as well as a free programme..
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History! Intrigue! Anthropology...? Yes! Fascinating and fun. This is Ben Mezrich's Seven Wonders.
Respected mathematician Jeremy Grady is murdered in his lab on campus one night, and in a way that leaves few wondering if it was a well-planned hit. His twin brother, renowned anthropologist Jack Grady, has a suspicion after looking at the last thing Jeremy was working on: a bright, shining pattern in the Wonders of the World, ancient and new. Serpentine, almost. Jack sets out with his team to investigate what his brother could have found, and he soon discovers an ancient, concealed connection between the wonders of the world -- and his own research -- that will change history as we know it.
I will start out this post by saying that this book, while not being one of the best written I've ever read, was entertaining. I like to get that out of the way, because that's the general feeling I had after finishing this book. As some of you may or may not know (okay let's face it, most of you guys have no clue) I was a Classics major in undergrad. I have a special affinity for anything related to mythology, secret societies, anthropology, and, obviously, psychology. I have always loved history, so I was super interested in this book when I had an option to pick it up at BEA. I have also read some of Mezrich's work previously, so it was kind of a done deal.
This book had a really interesting premise, with the seven wonders and an historical connection to an ancient secret society. It was really interesting to follow Jack through the story, knowing that the and would be only slightly predictable but still terribly interesting. I particularly loved the scenes that took our characters to the modern seven wonders of the world, and I appreciate Mezrich's focus on detail in these places. Also let his imagination when it came to having to dig deep in these places, locations where people may have never been and where they just may still be rumors. There was a love story too, but I was more interested in the woman's academic credentials than I was in her beauty or sexual attraction.
Overall, I was entertained and had fun with this book. It was good for a snowy weekend in this winter, and I was able to get lost in the history for a bit.
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Gabrielle will be joining the Ben Cliness trio for three sets of live jazz at the The Grain, a speakeasy located in the lower level of Korean fusion restaurant Barn Joo. No cover or minimum- and The Grain serves fantastic cocktails!
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Last week I decided to go to the cinema and finally watch that film that was going to be replaced the next day. And as I was already there, I said to myself: why not make it a double and watch TWO films? And so I did. Watched the first one, left the theatre at 19.45, bought the ticket for the next one, and 15 minutes later, there I was, sitting on the same spot at the same theatre at the same cinema. I believe I had never done that before. I tought it was going to be too much for just one day, and fortunately I was wrong. I enjoyed very much both films and they kind of complemented well with each other. Ok, enough with the 'oh look how wild I am' and on with the films themselves.
As it turned out, both films were based on actual events and both originals soundtracks were composed by Alexander Desplats. Did I mention that also both of them were about to be replaced on the cinemas come next day and I just had to watch them? I'm so glad I did.
The monuments men is a very heartfelt story about a group of men from the US and Europe, all related to art, summoned by a member of the US Army, to search, rescue and save important cultural items in Europe from being destroyed or stolen by the nazis, in late 1940s. Famous paintings, sculptures and other pieces of art taken away from their original owners and museums were their targets. And this actually happened. Of course, it has that 'we Americans save the world once again' Hollywood vibe but it is a nice film after all. And Bill Murray is brilliant, as usual.
Philomena is also a heartwarming and endearing real story, magnificently played by Dame Judi Dench and Steve Coogan, about an Irish woman who, in her teens (1950s), gets pregnant by a random guy, is left in a convent by her father as punishment and is forced to give up his child to be adopted. On the day her son would turn 50, she decides to tell her family all about him and starts looking for him, with the kind help of a journalist who becomes really passionate about this painful story and plans to write about it. This woman, Philomena, went through the most heartbreaking sacrifices during those days at the convent, and later on when she starts her quest to find him. And always with her head up high, a smile on her face, never gave up. Truly touching. On top of that, you get to see beautiful landscapes of Ireland.
I left the cinema with a big smile, eager to find out more about the characters and original books.
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Smarter E Award finalists announced
Whether photovoltaics, storage technologies or coupling power, heat and mobility: With innovative business models and pioneering ideas, the finalists of The smarter E AWARD 2018 present a wide range of professional measures driving the sustainable energy economy forward. They are worthy contenders for one of the two categories of the newly introduced The smarter E AWARD. The "Outstanding Projects" category recognizes projects in the areas of solar, storage, energy management and clean transportation. The "Smart Renewable Energy" category shines the spotlight on the grid infrastructure of the future, digitalization technologies for the energy industry, the coupling of the electricity, heating and mobility sectors, and business models for electricity trading and marketing. The winners will be announced on June 20, 2018 at The smarter E Forum in hall B2, booth B2.570.
Outstanding innovations
The smarter E AWARD highlights groundbreaking individual innovations and creates transparency in a complex subject area. The Outstanding Projects 2018 category focuses on the integration of renewable energy into, or replacement of traditional energy markets. Photovoltaics is often combined with storage technology to ensure the availability and stability of renewable energies. This creates new opportunities with the potential to make a huge difference to people's lives, generate new business ideas and give existing companies a boost. All projects impress with maturity and professionalism, and have often gone a significant step further in their development.
Direct current, sector coupling, electric mobility – fascinating trends for a smart future The applicants in the Smart Renewable Energy category reflect the strong trend towards sector coupling. For a long time, the energy transition has largely remained within the bounds of the electricity sector. However, many solutions have become commercially available that are also spurring the transition in the areas of mobility and heating, and interconnecting the sectors. A key driver is certainly the electrification of the heating and mobility sectors. Thanks to new hardware and software solutions, electric vehicles can be charged with self-generated and renewable power both at home and on the move. This development raises the rate of self-consumption while relieving the pressure on the grid. The key word is intelligent charging.
In the heating and cooling sector, the cost-efficient, decentralized generation of solar power is the driving force. There are ever more solutions which use direct current for air conditioning on site, without needing to take the roundabout approach of converting solar power into alternating current. In general, direct current (mini) grids are being met with increasing interest: Direct current can play on its advantages over alternating current, particularly as long-distance transport of electrical energy is becoming less common and because direct current is more suitable for quick charging electric vehicles.
The finalists in the "Outstanding Projects" category
BACH KHOA Investment and Development of Solar Energy Corporation (Vietnam): The Solar Experience Space at Ho Chi Minh City University of Technology in Vietnam is a zero-energy building used for student education. Practical experience with new products and technological solutions can be gained from the HVAC technology installed there, which includes photovoltaics, solar thermal installations and heat pumps.
BayWa r.e. Solar Projects GmbH (Germany): The solar installation with battery storage system for providing irrigation on the AKTC farm in Zambia uses a water reservoir for additional storage. The PV installation ensures an uninterrupted water supply and water management on the crop fields, and generates energy for the irrigation of 90,000 sqm of arable land.
EM-ONE Energy Solutions Canada Inc. (Canada): The project "Borno Solar Phase 1" involving three hospitals in a conflict region in northeast Nigeria has created a healthcare infrastructure which secures the medical cold chain using renewable, solar power, with the double advantage of making the hospitals self-sufficient and saving on diesel costs.
FENECON GmbH (Germany): This project based in Vienna, Austria, primarily aims to utilize energy storage devices to make the existing grid infrastructure as efficient as possible. At 100 kW/120 kW, the energy storage devices offset phase load differences and are used for peak load shutdown.
First Solar GmbH (Germany): The 300 MWp PV installation in California, USA, is integrated in the power grid and replaces grid services such as power grid stabilization, which previously had to rely on conventional power plants.
Fluence (USA): With 37.5 MW, the Escondido Energy Storage Array in California, USA, is one of the world's largest lithium storage systems and increases the share of renewable energy in the grid. It can supply 25,000 customers with power for 4 hours and has a storage capacity of up to 150 MWh.
IBC SOLAR AG (Germany): In Hillesheim, Germany, a battery system has increased a wastewater treatment plant's self-sufficiency from 80% to between 92 and 95% by using electrical energy generated from sewer gas combustion. This saves on the purchase of 35,000 kWh of grid-supplied power.
Solaria Corporation (USA): The Cornell Tech Campus in New York was designed as a zero- energy building and is supplied with energy from Manhattan's largest photovoltaic installation to be aesthetically integrated into a new build (855 kW).
Trojan Battery (USA): A container system with an energy storage system and a photovoltaic installation has provided a village in Tanzania with power for the first time, raising the standard of living and education for the residents and kick-starting positive economic developments such as, for example, honey production.
Unlimited Energy (Australia) / TESVOLT GmbH (Germany): The free-standing 53 kW photovoltaic installation with a 48 kWh storage system is able to run an avocado farm in Australia on 100% renewable energy. The energy generated from the 300 days of sunshine per year has done away with the reliance on diesel generators.
The finalists in the "Smart Renewable Energy" category
Deutsche Energieversorgung GmbH (Germany): The innovative electricity rate SENEC.Cloud To Go stores unused photovoltaic power in the cloud before it is used to charge electric vehicles. 60,000 charging stations around Europe are supplied through collaboration with a Europe-wide charging station aggregator.
FerroAmp Elektronik AB (Sweden): The PowerShare technology is based on a DC nanogrid, which distributes locally generated power from renewable sources amongst users in the same DC grid. In the context of decentralized power generation, DC nanogrids are being met with growing interest as they can significantly reduce the costs of grid expansion.
Indielux (Germany): ready2plugin is a plug-and-play solar system with a capacity of up to 1,800 Watts, which can be connected to any standard power socket. A software-controlled limit on the operating power at the maximum permissible load guarantees electrical safety in accordance with VDE guidelines.
My-PV GmbH (Austria): The power manager AC*THOR from my-PV utilizes excess energy from photovoltaic installations for heat supply. It increases the self-consumption of solar power through the continuously variable control of the heating element,eliminating the need for a conventional gas or heat pump heating system. In case of insufficient solar radiation, additional electricity can be drawn from the public grid.
Reuniwatt (France): Sky InSight makes a reliable radiation and cloud course forecast for the 30 minutes ahead. This offers an extremely accurate, on-site prediction of the actual yield of a photovoltaic installation and helps make the operation of diesel-photovoltaic hybrid systems more cost-effective.
SMA Solar Technology AG (Germany): With the ennexOS platform, SMA presents a cross- sector IoT platform for energy management. Different energy flows can be controlled using appsbased on standard industry protocols. This ensures that upgrades are possible at any time.
Smappee nv (Belgium): The energy management system Smappee Plus continuously measures the energy consumption of households and their photovoltaic installations. Using SolarCoin based on blockchain technology, a tool is now available that transforms private homes into decentralized connection points which do not only produce and consume their own solar power, but also trade directly with one another.
SolarEdge Technologies (Israel): SolarEdge presents the first single-phase inverter which is also suitable for charging electric vehicles. An intelligent combination of locally generated electricity from photovoltaics and power supplied by the grid significantly reduces the charging time without overloading the grid.
sonnen GmbH (Germany): The sonnenCharger combines the private home charging station with a central control unit. This makes it possible to coordinate the charging of different electric vehicles in a low-voltage grid so intelligently that all the electric vehicles can recharge at the same time without causing grid system overload.
Statcon Energiaa Pvt. Ltd. (India): The proven energy management system from Statcon Energiaa has undergone further development with the aim of ensuring an uninterrupted solar power supply from larger cold storage systems. Its control method reduces or avoids the use of a diesel generator to supply power, thereby lowering costs. (HCN
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Top Gear Bond special premiers on November 2nd in celebration of 50th anniversary of James Bond Cars
When taking the long and star studded history of cinema into account there is no other action hero who is more closely linked with supercars as James Bond. To mark its 50th year of James Bond Cars, Top Gear presenter Richard Hammond will be showcasing 50 years of Bond's association with these much publicized cars with all their trimmings and features which go a long way to make James Bond movies such a resounding success.
In 2nd November, a special episode of Top Gear, titled 'The Ride of Your Life – Spy Style', will showcase behind the scenes stories of these iconic cars. The show coincides with the release of the Bond latest film Skyfall. Some of these exclusive cars will include the DB5 Aston Martin featured in Goldfinger, Lotus Espirit submarine car used by Roger Moore while there will also be an exclusive from the sets of the latest Bond block buster 'Skyfall'.
Top Gear is aired on the BBC Entertainment Channel and presenter Richard Hammond will get into the action with a Bond Car on a Budget wherein he builds his own invisible car and Lotus submarine at surprisingly low funds.
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In the history of cinema; no action hero has been more closely associated with cars than James Bond. Alongside the gadgets, the girls and the baddies, Bond's cars are one of the vital ingredients that have made his films a spectacular success.
This November, as the cinema character celebrates half a century of its existence, Top Gear presenter Richard Hammond celebrates 50 years of Bond's amazing history with the machine on wheels.
The special episode reveals the entertaining behind-the-scenes stories of the most iconic cars, including the Goldfinger Aston Martin DB5 and the Lotus Esprit submarine car. Roger Moore takes us through the era of Bond's greatest car stunts. Richard gets in on the action with 'Bond Car On a Budget' building his own invisible car and Lotus submarine – on worryingly low funds. There's also an exclusive report from the sets of latest Bond film, Skyfall.
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Revelations about the existence of far-reaching surveillance programs run by the National Security Agency (NSA) have made waves all the way across the Pacific. On June 6 and June 7, media outlets revealed that the NSA has been collecting data on foreign communications with the help of companies like Verizon Wireless, Google, and Facebook.[1] The incident raised important questions not just about civil liberties in the US, but also about America's image abroad. In China , reactions by netizens on Weibo provide an interesting window into the country's perceptions of the US.
The incident's timing makes the implications for Sino-US relations hard to miss. It came less than two weeks after a report accusing Chinese hackers of compromising US defense systems was made public, and just one day before a much-anticipated summit between Presidents Obama and Xi Jinping in Sunnylands, California. Expected to confront Xi about the allegations, Obama suddenly found himself with two cyber spying-related controversies hanging over his head.
The irony was not lost on China's internet users. Wen Wei Po, a Hong Kong newspaper that covers Mainland affairs, posted a photo of first lady Peng Liyuan in Sunnylands using an iPhone, and quipped:
[blockquote3] The NSA…can collect data directly from servers at Google, Apple, and other big tech companies…Madam, perhaps you should switch to a different phone?[/blockquote3]
Adding another twist to the drama is the decision of Edward Snowden, the confessed whistleblower, to seek refuge in Hong Kong. Many Chinese see it as a role reversal—Snowden, a citizen from the self-proclaimed 'Land of the Free,' fled to China to escape persecution by his own government. Some clearly reveled in this turn of events. Author Wang Xiaodong, a well-known Chinese nationalist, tweeted: "Now there's a true freedom fighter. Now that he [Snowden] is in China, we have to uphold universal human rights by protecting him and resisting pressure from the US!" Mei Xinyu, a frequent commentator on Chinese trade relations, wrote of Snowden: "I bet he's smarter and more productive than all those former Chinese who sought 'asylum' in other countries. Don't let him leave, this is our gain!"
Other posts on Weibo suggest that for some, the NSA scandal undermined the democratic values that the US purports to represent. Cynical comparisons were drawn between the US government and China's authoritarian state. A Suzhou resident going by AgeLessBeing on Weibo wrote: "This incident proves that so-called democracy is barely better than a dictatorship." Mi Ya, a college student from Beijing, tweeted: "The US government makes a secret of monitoring you. China's government is just more upfront about it."
For these Chinese and many others, the NSA story validated their suspicions toward the US and confirmed the hypocrisy of a country that preaches transparency, rule of law, and human rights. In the wake of this scandal, the US will have to reflect on both the integrity of its domestic government and the consequences to its credibility abroad.
[1] Read CNN's summary of the NSA story: http://www.cnn.com/2013/06/09/politics/nsa-leak-identity.
Written by Derek Ha
Derek Ha is an intern for the China Program at the Carter Center. He is a fourth year undergraduate student at Pomona College majoring in International Relations.


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Sightings Report for May 21 2018
Happy Victoria Day!! The day started with a lot of cloud cover but by early afternoon the sun was out and the skies were clear. Lucky for us, Bigg's Orca were in range all day!
Captain Jim headed out on BC TIKA for a morning tour, excited to see who was in the area for the day. It wasn't long before a pod of Bigg's Orca (mammal eaters) were sighted northeast of Victoria!! They were heading towards us so we knew our second tour would be able to catch up with them as well. In the afternoon our guests got treated to a multiple whale species tour, and saw a feeding Humpback on their way back to the harbor!!
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With the fourth of July weekend rapidly approaching, I wanted to give you a juice recipe that you could serve at a party or barbecue which would be both festive and healthful.
In almost every magazine issued in June/July there will be a recipe for a red white and blue smoothie which involves, blueberries, strawberries and a creamy vanilla something or other. I love these smoothies too, and they make very colourful additions to any table. However, I thought something a little different might be in order.
Coupled with the fact that the farmers markets are just bursting with fresh local produce right now, this is a great excuse to get down to your local market and pick up the main ingredient for this juice – tomatoes! It's a classic, spicy tomato juice, but believe me, when you've tasted it made with fresh tomatoes, the stuff you get in the can just won't cut it anymore!
What you should know is that the tomato is the fantastic source of lycopene which is part of the family of pigments called carotenoids. Lycopene has been shown to be incredibly useful in disease prevention and in the fight against cancer.
There's only one problem with this recipe, and that's the blue. The red comes from the tomato obviously, the white comes from the ice, so I suggest that the blue can come from the colour of the cocktail napkin that you serve it on!!
Spicy Tomato Juice
3 big ripe tomatoes
2 stalks celery
1/4 lemon (rind on)
Fennel slice
1/4 cucumber
So, put everything through the juicer and pour over ice. I add some Worcestershire Sauce and Tabasco, and of course to really spice up your party, you could add a shot of vodka – who says juicing can't be fun!!
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Developer PopCap's vegetation-based tower-defense game is no longer tied down in exclusivity to Apple's iOS devices or hidden away only for Android users in the land down under.
PopCap and publisher Electronic Arts released Plants vs. Zombies 2: It's About Time for Android worldwide early this morning. It was previously available only on iOS, which it debuted on globally in August. Earlier this month, EA did a soft launch on Android in Australia in New Zealand.
Plants vs. Zombies 2 is a free download through the Google Play market and features in-app purchases for powerups and items that speed up advancement. It has players cultivating a garden full of sentient flowers, herbs, and shrubs that will give up their lives to fight off waves of shambling undead corpses.
Our review of the iOS version went live in August, and you can read it here.
Since its release, gamers have downloaded Plants vs. Zombies 2 more than 25 million times. In fact, it reached that number in just two weeks.
PopCap released the original Plants vs. Zombies for PC in 2009. It eventually spread to a number of other platforms, including mobile, Xbox Live Arcade, and Nintendo DS. Unlike the latest release, the studio charged an up-front fee for the game and did not include any in-game items for purchase.


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I'm working in my office on Good Friday. This means that I'm ignoring the public holiday--the first day of a four-day holiday weekend in Australia. As I said last year, I'm just not used to observing this most religious Christian holiday by going to the beach, eating hot cross buns, and gorging on chocolate. Thus, to avoid the awkwardness of it all I ran to what is familiar--my desk at UQ! Besides, I'm hopelessly behind in my work anyway.
For a fairly non-religious country, Australia does wholeheartedly observe Easter. All the shops are closed today, just like on Christmas Day. They'll be open again on Saturday, when we'll fight the crowds to buy some groceries, but then everything goes dark again on Sunday. Easter Monday (what's that all about anyway--the day that Jesus recovered from his resurrection?) is unpredictable in terms of what services are available. The major newspapers didn't publish an issue today, and I'm not sure whether they will do so on Sunday or Monday. We have no mail for four days, as the Australian Post isn't open on Saturdays anyway. A $1100 charge appeared in our checking account yesterday, but I must wait five days for my bank to re-open to find out where the charge came from. I keep muttering to myself, "Have patience, Eric. You don't live in the United States anymore!"
I was dying for a flat white this morning, so I was relieved to find an open coffee shop in Toowong--a Coffee Club full of Good Friday refugees. However, signs were prominently posted on the door announcing a 15% surcharge on everything because it was a public holiday. As I understand it, this strongly union-dominated nation mandates something like double holiday pay for anyone who works on public holidays. It's the law! That may explain why even the newspapers are shut down too. Still, the extra 50 cents for my coffee was well worth it.
Don't worry. I won't stay here much longer today. I can feel the spirit of the public holiday eroding my motivation with each passing hour that I sit here. And, despite the federal law, I'm not receiving any extra pay. You will, however, need to pay a 15% surcharge for reading this post.


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13th Century St. Benedict Basilica Collapses In Earthquake.
The 13th-century Basilica of Saint Benedict, built on the site of the birthplace of Saint Benedict and his twin Sister Saint Scholastica in Norcia Italy, has been destroyed in a powerful 6.6 magnitude earthquake, Sunday Oct. 30.
Only the monastery's ornate facade remained still standing, according to a photo shared after the earthquake. The Monastery had been damaged on August 27th in a similar earthquake. The powerful quake was felt as far away as the Vatican.
In a release on their website, the community confirmed the destruction:
"Around 7:40 AM, a powerful earthquake struck close to Norcia. The monks are all safe, but our hearts go immediately to those affected, and the priests of the monastery are searching for any who may need the Last Rites.
The Basilica of St. Benedict, the historic church built atop the birthplace of St. Benedict, was flattened by this most recent quake. May this image serve to illustrate the power of this earthquake, and the urgency we monks feel to seek out those who need the Sacraments on this difficult day for Italy."
The quake with a preliminary magnitude of 6.6 was the strongest to strike the country in nearly 36 years, hitting a mountainous region northeast of Rome where people were still unnerved after a pair of jolts last week and an August quake that killed nearly 300.
Closest to the epicenter was the ancient city of Norcia, the birthplace of St. Benedict, the father of monasticism, and famed for its Benedictine monastery.
Witnesses said the 14th century St. Benedict Cathedral collapsed in the quake, with only the facade still standing.
Some 20 people suffered minor injuries. That there were no reports of fatalities was largely due to the fact that thousands had left their homes after the earlier temblors. Many locals, including the monks, were evacuated from the town after previous earthquakes in August and October.
As caretakers of the Basilica, the monks have already set up a fund to help with the reconstruction of the church, which can be found at:
The aftershocks of the earthquake were felt in the capital of Rome and as far north as Venice.
Pope Francis prayed for all those affected by the earthquake after his Angelus address Sunday morning, asking the Blessed Virgin Mary to watch over the victims.


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The ministry of petroleum and natural gas has started discussions with state-run oil and gas companies to take forward the Budget proposal to create a globally competitive "oil major" by consolidating the firms.
The ministry of petroleum and natural gas has started discussions with state-run oil and gas companies to take forward the Budget proposal to create a globally competitive "oil major" by consolidating the firms.
The ministry officials have met heads of all public-sector oil companies and asked them to suggest possible merger scenarios, said a person close to the development requesting anonymity.
Finance minister Arun Jaitley had announced in his Budget speech on February 1 that the government plans to merge state-run oil and gas entities to create an integrated firm having the strength to compete with international and domestic private oil and gas majors. He had emphasised that the move will provide the merged entity "capacity to bear higher risks, avail economies of scale, take higher investment decisions and create more value for the stakeholders".
The move will require the petroleum ministry to do a lot of ground work and think of ways to initiate the proposed consolidation, before the department of investment and public asset management steps in to execute the plan.
There are 18 oil and gas state-run utilities including Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC), Oil India, GAIL (India), Bharat Petroleum Corporation, Indian Oil Corporation and Hindustan Petroleum Corporation.
The idea has been received with mixed reactions by the industry. Though some have welcomed it, ONGC chairman Dinesh Sarraf had on February 9 told Reuters that the oil explorer's overseas arm, ONGC Videsh, should not be merged as such horizontal integration would create monopoly.
A GAIL (India) executive, as reported by FE earlier, had said their business model is distinct from others and it may remain a separate vertical even in case of a merger.
However, unlike as was believed after Jaitley's announcement that one large behemoth will be created, oil minister Dharmendra Pradhan had clarified that it will not be a merger of all companies, that more than one large company could be created or smaller firms may be merged into larger Navratna companies.
News channel ET Now, sourcing wire agency Newsrise, on Tuesday tweeted that according to an oil ministry official, at least one merger between oil firms will be announced by September 30.
Talking about the merger scenarios, a government official not wanting to be named said there are various options to consolidate the public sector oil companies. "These include creating a holding company, or creating two companies by merging the upstream ones together and downstream ones separately." The official reiterated what Pradhan said and added that the third option could be merger of smaller companies with larger ones.
According to a recent Fitch Ratings report, though the move could reduce inefficiencies across the sector and create an entity that is better placed to compete globally for resources and less vulnerable to shifts in oil prices, a merger would face significant execution challenges.
The main hurdles, according to the report, will be faced in terms of managing the integration of employees, addressing overcapacity in the merged entity, and winning the backing for merger from private shareholders.
Some experts like former Planning Commission member Kirit Parikh have argued against the government's move. "When these activities are combined into one unit, inefficiency in one activity can be hidden by the efficiency of another. This reduces the incentive to be efficient for the loss-making company and reduces resources for growth and investment for the profit-making company," Parikh wrote in The Times of India, even as he admitted that one giant oil corporation will increase the bargaining power of the company in purchasing crude in the international market.
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Christina Gordon was the first non-aboriginal woman to permanently settle in the area, emigrating from Scotland in the 1890s. By 1906, Christina and her brother were operating a successful trading post, store and post office in Fort McMurray.
In an era when women were expected to be solely mothers and wives, she was successful business woman and even owned land near the area where Keyano College now stands. Here she grew her large garden of fruits, vegatables and herbs and prepared food and medicines for the ill and poor.
She was a resident of Fort Mcmurray until her death in 1949. She was highly respected by the community for her kindness and generosity, so much that she was awarded one of the highest honours of the Aboriginal prople: a Lob Stick, a tree that has all of its branches removed except for the tuff at the very top.


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Our curators have pulled together interesting themes and selected snapshots of the Museum's collection in these online galleries. Browse the galleries to discover the many ways to approach fine art at Reynolda House. Just like galleries at the Museum, online galleries rotate frequently; check back often to discover what's new.
These paintings and photographs either feature mothers as their subjects or, in some cases, were themselves created by mothers and reference that role in some way. Click through the gallery to discover the many different visions of motherhood in Reynolda's collection.
Museum Hack presents their favorite pieces; with a taste for the weird, the scandalous, and the unexpected backstory. The business known for hosting museum experiences "for people who don't like museums," shares the stories behind their picks, in their own words, on the Curate Reynolda blog.
This gallery includes a diverse range of Reynolda's collection of portraits, highlighting the way styles and techniques change over time.
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I've been not so good at getting Planner releases out. I'm making an April resolution to change that, so expect one to happen this month. I've gone through and marked all the bugs that need to be fixed before the release (for those keeping score at home, they are the ones with priority 6) and the ones that will be addressed after the release (priority 1).
I also finally got around to running gendocs.sh to make the Planner documentation available online in various formats. It can now be found at http://wjsullivan.net/static/doc/planner/.


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This will go down as one of the best vintages of the decade. It was an excellent growing year, with the ideal slow ripening period from the cool mornings to the warmer afternoons. Wines were ripe, complex, and balanced.
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The 2007 Lolita Ranch Syrah has hints of black pepper with intense espresso and dark berry flavors, and aromas of violets and blackcurrants.
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This week's CSA includes: 1 Quart Purple Sweet Potatoes,
1 Bag Spinach, 1 Bunch Cilantro,
1 Bunch Hakurei Turnips, 1 Bunch Chives,
1 Bag Pea Shoots, 1 Bag Baby Kale,
1 Quart Chaseholm Farm Yogurt, 1 Dozen Eggs
Meat Choices This Week: Whole Chicken (frozen)
Letterbox CSA Week 2, May 3, 2018
Sautéed Hakurei Turnips With Turnip Greens
Hakurei turnips are tender, sweet, and juicy as can be. By taking advantage of both their leaves and their bulbs, this insanely easy and delicious side dish requires very few other ingredients, allowing the turnip flavor to shine through.
Sautéed Hakurei Turnips With Turnip Greens
from Daniel Gritzer at Serious Eats
Kosher salt
1 1/2 pounds (675g) Hakurei turnips, with green tops
3 tablespoons (45ml) extra-virgin olive oil, plus more for drizzling
Freshly ground black pepper
Bring a medium pot of salted water to a boil. Meanwhile, cut greens from turnip bulbs, leaving a small portion of stem (less than 1/2 inch) attached to each bulb. Wash leafy greens and turnips well of any sand. Peel turnips. (You can also leave the turnip skin on, as it's edible, in which case, just wash and scrub them extra well.) Slice each turnip pole to pole into 4 to 6 wedges of 1/2 inch thick each.
Add leafy greens to boiling water and cook just until tender, 1 to 2 minutes. Using tongs or a spider, transfer greens to cold water to chill, then drain, squeeze out excess water, and chop into small pieces.
Heat oil in a cast iron, carbon steel, or stainless steel skillet over high heat, just until the first wisps of smoke appear. Add turnip wedges, season with salt and pepper, and cook, stirring and tossing occasionally, until well browned in spots, about 3 minutes; lower heat if turnips threaten to burn.
Add chopped greens and toss to combine, cooking just until greens are warmed through, about 1 minute longer. Drizzle with fresh oil, season with salt and pepper, and serve.


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Toronto library redesign for modern learning and collaboration
Late last week I was in a dingy hotel room in Toronto, and in search of a better place to work I decided to try the main branch of the Toronto public library. I had no idea that I was about to experience a modern example of creative use of space that builds on digital technology, and is an example for every school thinking about how to foster creative learning and collaboration environments. The library is well into a $34 million revitalization to transform it "into a library of the future - one that will meet the diverse needs of today's and tomorrow's learners." The new design includes the following features:
- Small group discussion "pods"—these are small, circular, glass-encased areas with a table in the middle—that allow for two or three people to converse while not disturbing others nearby, and also, because they are glass, maintain the wide open feel of the overall open floor plan.
- Tables with different configurations, so that a single person or a group of many different sizes could easily find a spot to work. Many of the options for people working alone were next to large windows allowing in abundant natural light.
- Small rooms to the side of the main room that were bigger than the pods, and had whiteboards.
- A bank of televisions set to different channels, with circular seats in front of all of them collectively. Above each seat was a cone that directed the audio from one of the TV programs down to the seat below. If you were standing anywhere other than directly below the cone you couldn't hear the audio, so it didn't disturb anyone working nearby.
- Wifi was available for those with their own computers, and desktop computers for others to use.
- Power outlets were distributed throughout the building.
- An excellent coffee shop connected to the library, which allowed visitors to bring coffee in.
On this sunny Sunday afternoon the Toronto library and coffee shop were both crowded with people of all ages, in seemingly endless configurations, alone or in groups, using various computing devices and/or paper materials.
It's going to be a long process to get to the point where most learning environments in middle and high schools are creatively geared toward multiple types of learning and collaboration, given the development time and capital costs involved. It's notable that many students will start their education in an elementary school classroom that encourages different types of learning and collaboration, perhaps end their formal education in a college or university with similar spaces, but spend six of their most formative in-between years largely in classrooms with rows of desks in front of a teacher in which active learning and collaboration have to overcome the physical space instead of being nurtured by it.
See the Toronto library web page for details and more pictures.


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I decided to play DayZ and I got into a TS3 with my new friends, and we decided to do some NWAF PvP! We got there, and it was filled with players, and we did best and cleared the airfield!
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The higher sea water level on the left side fills the buckets and gravity drives them vertically downwards. This rotates the outer cylinder with its inner ring gear anticlockwise. In this example the ring gear in turn rotates all of the multiple 'planetary' generators attached to smaller ring gears simultaneously also in the same anticlockwise direction as they all rotate around the central 'sun' gear on the axle which bobs vertically but does not rotate.
Multiple similar planetary generator sets may be positioned internally along the length of the Enerotor cylinder and these all generate electricity simultaneously.
The multiple generators are connected to combine all the electricity generated which may then be fed to the Grid onshore by means of undersea or overhead cables.
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From London's Times:
The cradle of [tag]Christianity[/tag] was rocked by an unholy punch-up when Greek Orthodox and Armenian priests came to blows in a dispute over how to clean Bethlehem's [tag]Church of the Nativity[/tag].
The ancient place of worship, built over the site where [tag]Jesus Christ[/tag] is said to have been born in a stable more than 2,000 years ago, is shared by various branches of Christianity, each of which controls and jealously guards a part of the holy site.
The brawl apparently began when Greek Orthodox priests set up ladders to clean the walls and ceilings of their part of the church after the Christmas Day celebrations.
Armenian priests claimed that the ladders encroached on their portion of the church, which led the two sects to exchange angry words which quickly turned to blows.
Witnesses said that the robed and bearded priests scuffled for more than an hour using fists, brooms and iron rods as weapons.


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Let the fourth year of ArtPop begin! The Arts & Science Council just announced the 20 regional artists selected for the program, which displays artwork on available Charlotte-area billboard space.
The program was launched in 2014 by ArtPop founder Wendy Hickey, ASC and Adams Outdoor Advertising. ArtPop has expanded to 11 cities with the aim of promoting the work of local artists through available media space.
The selected artworks for this next Charlotte installation will start popping up on billboards the week of Jan. 9, which means you'll see the works rotating around the city when space is available on Adams' billboards throughout the year. Just look skyward.
But keep your eyes on the road, too. At the reveal party Tuesday night I asked artist Micah Cash if it's unfortunate that the artwork is displayed for passersby, instead of an audience that can stand still and take in the work, as in a gallery.
"That's just the way it is, those are the limitations of it," said Cash, whose painting "Kentucky" will be added to the sky via billboard next year. "I can remember all of the really good ads that I've seen over my life on billboards. I can remember the bad ones. … Having it in major locations on interstates allows people to drive by something multiple times and if they really like it, they're going to remember it."
Hickey said she wanted to bring local artists and community together through her program. "I also want it to be, when you're in your car and there's a lot of traffic, and you're in a bad mood, that you're inspired because you saw artwork," she said.
For the 2017 program, 15 artists were chosen by a jury of local arts and design experts. And the winners are:
– Micah Cash (oil on canvas)
– Justin Christenbery (acrylic painting on canvas)
– Mark Doepker (Prismacolor (colored pencil))
– Itala Flores (drywall pottery)
– Joanna Henry (collage)
– Gerry Kingl (photography)
– Aaron Moore (collage)
– Quoctrung Nguyen (ink and acrylic on paper)
– Scott Partridge (digital art)
– Diane Pike (oil on canvas)
– Theron Ross (forged iron)
– Caroline Rust (oil on canvas)
– Ju-Ian Shen (ceramic art)
– Nicholas Sorlien (cast concrete)
– Bryan Wilson (oil painting)
Five more artists were selected by public vote. They are:
– Renee Calder (ceramic/metal)
– Joshua Cross (mixed media painting)
– Kimberly Hanson (mixed media – acrylic, collage; see featured photo)
– Kathie Roig (fiber/handweaving)
– Annemarie Weekley (wood relief print with gold leaf)
There you have it. So much to look forward to — and up to — in the New Year.
Images: Kimberly Hanson, Micah Cash


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Our day of education began with an engaging lecture by Dr. Julian Worrall, Assistant Professor of Architecture and Urban Studies in the Institute for Advanced Study at Waseda University, Tokyo. In his presentation, titled "Tokyo: Architecture as Performance", Dr. Worrall explained his interest in using buildings as lenses to understand the character of individual cities as well as the values of the inhabitants. In Tokyo, he feels the buildings serve as a 'skin'--temporarily decorating the city until one by one they fall out of fashion and are torn down to be replaced by the next new style. The average lifespan of a building in Tokyo is twenty-six years, which means the vast majority of the city's population is older than the structures. This reflects a deep-rooted tradition of finding beauty in transience, as with the Sakura (cherry) blossom, which lasts a short time and then falls but is celebrated with picnics and a festival during its brief lifespan.
Dr. Worrall led us on a walking tour of the Shiodome Shiosite (2005), a complex of thirteen sleek towers designed by a series of renowned international architects.
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Most of us presume that an essay is often a very common essay. However it is not. Just what is an essay?
An essay is a really prose literary style. In French would mean «sketch» or «sketch». Essay demonstrates person ordeals belonging to the writer, his impression on the explicit difficulty. It isn't going to give an exhaustive remedy to the selected concern, and mirror their particular feeling or effect.
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Proper essay composing is to always appreciate the attributes in the style. The essential rules and proposals for composing will design a fascinating essay.
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If there's no checklist of subjects, amid which you'll be able to select one and established a Basic course, then you certainly might need to bear in mind exactly what the viewers on the essay. The choices may very well be distinct: a instructor on the College, the Fee belonging to the literary local community, the employer. In case the essay is authored for supply into the instructor, it's important to take into account what features will likely be assessed. Dependant on this, the subject may want to be picked in order to generally be ready to manifest those people skills that happen to be looking ahead to reviewers within the writer: originality, skill to construct rational sentences, literacy, qualified professional good, and many others.
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If the essay is targeted around the employer, it really is attractive that as being the topic and material with the essay mirrored the character of your creator, his sincerity, originality, humanity and style.
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Tip one. Before beginning to jot down an essay, make sure you formulate an notion, establish the aim and also to track down resources of data to the operate.
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You mustn't make an effort to be within the fabulous program. Within the plan, it could be edited. Program when composing an essay don't automatically wish to follow the by now published prepare. The dearth of constraints and rigid framework can be an benefit within this style. If your writer is less complicated to stick into a rigorous organize, then you certainly might commit time for you to its preparing.
All major thoughts should certainly be mirrored inside the watch details from the approach. Then just as much depth as you can to drill it, breaking each and every paragraph into subparagraphs.
Then be certain to browse the want to confirm that every merchandise is set up and adequately comprehensive.
Precisely what is the composition on the essay?
The purchase of composing an essay frequently will come all the way down to 3 actions.
The introductory section
Like any composed get the job done, an essay has an introductory piece or introduction.
A well-written introduction can make the reader have an interest to check out the essay until the tip. The introductory element may perhaps have the wording for the complication and its essence, rhetorical issue, quotation, and many others. It really is relevant to make a exclusive psychological temper and convey the reader for the situation into account.
The most important piece
In the principle section you're able to deliver a number of details of watch to the obstacle, tackle the record of your matter.
Typically, the primary half is made up of a couple of subparagraphs, just about every of which is made up of a few sections: thesis (proving the judgment), the rationale (the argument made use of to confirm thesis), podvyvod (partial response on the foremost problem).
Arguments are classified as the judgments expressed with convincing the reader for the real truth of the some perspective. It might be distinct lifestyle conditions, thoughts of experts, proof, and so on.
The argument may be manufactured from the subsequent sequence:
Final judgment.
In summary, put together most of the conclusions for every thesis offered on the biggest component. The reader could occur on the rational summary influenced by the above mentioned arguments. To summarize, once more is most likely the predicament and performed the ultimate summary.
If the goal of the chapeau is to always desire the reader, the intention of latest proposals would be to insert the integrity with the in general image, to jot down a piece in memory belonging to the reader and thrust on meditation.
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Proper essay creating differs from creating a traditional essay. For this reason, if your project will be to compose an essay, you will need to take into consideration attribute benefits belonging to the style that distinguish it with the relaxation.
Unlike get the job done, which examines the artwork, the essay has the author's perspective and his place when it comes to the difficulty into consideration.
One within the distinguishing essay from essay hell is a really paradox, that is definitely, the plan can be to shock the reader, to impress him, by means of vivid photographs, aphorisms and paradoxical statements.
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When producing an essay needs to alternate small sentences with very long. In this instance, the textual content should be dynamic adequate to generally be convenient to check out.
It is simply not appropriate to utilise challenging and obscure words and phrases, specially if your which means in the term unfamiliar.
Use considerably less general phrases. The essay has to be extraordinary and individualized to replicate the persona in the writer.
Humor really should be put into use exceedingly with care. Sarcasm and cockiness can annoy the reader.
A reflection of non-public ordeals, reminiscences and impressions – a terrific way to confirm your viewpoint and beliefs on the reader.
You has to stick with the subject and essential concepts, lacking deviating from it and while not describing unnecessary details.
After finishing the essay, be certain to reread it, ensuring to save your logic of presentation throughout the narrative.
Use in essays facts, research results – incredibly good for giving credibility.
Common mistakes in essay composing
Knowledge for the most widespread mistakes will benefit to prevent them when creating their unique essays.
Error one. Fear of being misunderstood or not produce the desired effect due on the fact that the creator with the essay takes away all of the unnecessary outstanding. Due to this, the essay can lose its individuality and uniqueness.
Error two. Inadequate details. Typical mistake is considered the existence of the claim that is certainly not backed by a ample variety of arguments during the form of examples and proof.
Error three. The dearth of understanding with the issue, stated within an essay or a wrong interpretation with the topic.
Error four. The enumeration for the thoughts of others, with no need of specifying their authorship and the shortage of his personal perspective.
The beauty on the style of your essay often is the absence of hard constraints. Complete innovative freedom, the opportunity to specific their views and share their ideas, innovative solution towards the downside is considered the traits of the essay that may make this style appealing to human creativity, generating original suggestions.
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The Giant Supermarket has moved from Bustleton Pike to it's larger location on 176 W Street rd where the Old Kmart shopping Center was The brand new, 66,000 square-foot store is about 25 percent larger than the original location,
There will be a Beer & Wine Eatery, stocked with an immense selection of domestic, imported and craft beers - over 400 in all. Giant is partnering with 13 local breweries from Pennsylvania and New Jersey, all of which are featured on cold and warm Local Beer shelves.
The new eatery seats 30 people and will be open Monday – Saturday, 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. and Sundays, 9 a.m. to 10 p.m.
There will be a Starbucks on the Go kiosk offering both hot and iced Starbucks beverages. The location will also offer grocery delivery a modern store with great tastes
The store will feature a full-service pharmacy, with pharmacists available seven days a week to fill prescriptions and offer expert advice.
The new Feasterville store is part of a $70 million investment Giant announced earlier this year to grow its store network across Pennsylvania by constructing six new stores, remodeling two locations and opening five new fuel stations over the next two years.
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Cameron and Shelby had birthdays this weekend. Cameron likes basketball, and Shelby is now old enough to wear makeup. I hope you can tell, with a little imagination, that their packaging is reflective of both.
When I asked people what they thought Shelby's gift packaging looked like, almost everyone said perfume, until I reminded them that she could now wear makeup; then they would guess lipstick. So, when I suggested to Shelby that she needed to use her imagination, she only hesitated for a brief moment and guessed lipstick.
Assuming Cameron's packaging was a given, because everyone else had said it looked like a basketball, I was surprised when Stella asked if it was a bomb! I guess the top of the ornament-turned-basketball does kind of look like a bomb. Thankfully Cameron thought his packaging was a basketball without hesitation!
With a little imagination, and a few crafting supplies, you can create just about anything!


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2017 Class 6A Coach of the Year, Mark Evans, Manheim Township
Written by: David Mika on Wednesday, January 3rd, 2018. Follow David Mika on Twitter.
It's been a fun ride for Mark Evans in 2017. His Blue Streaks snapped Wilson's 68-game league winning streak and guided his team to the PIAA Class 6A state semifinals. They also won their first District three title.
In six seasons at Township his record is 48-24. He's made the District three playoffs every year and first big school District three title in LL League History.
His team finished 12-2.
"I would not have been able to accomplish this without a great group of assistants, who tirelessly give to our players, and an awesome group of young men to coach," said Evans. "They were a special group that made coaching fun. Our senior class showed tremendous leadership and if it weren't for them we wouldn't have had the success we did. So I am grateful for the opportunity and I SHARE it with all of my assistants and team."
He has been coaching 20 years and his overall record is 122-95, including 14 years at ELCO, four playoff appearances and one District Final appearance in 2001.
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3 Responses to "2017 Class 6A Coach of the Year, Mark Evans, Manheim Township"
Dave Kirchner says:
January 6th, 2018 at 12:44 am
Well deserved Mark!
It's great to see that people are recognizing you for the excellent coach that you are!!!!
Candy Witters says:
January 4th, 2018 at 6:51 pm
Congratulations, Mark! What an honor and you deserve it!
Candy Witters says:
January 4th, 2018 at 6:51 pm
Congratulations, Mark! You deserve it!