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As you know in order for Telerik OpenAccess ORM to operate we enhance the produced assemblies and this basically means that we are plugging in the plumbing code we need inside your assembly. This exception is usually thrown when this procedure has not occurred. Given that you are using the context class I will assume that you have created an rlinq diagram and use the generated classes.
The enhancer (the tools that does this for you) is called by adding a custom include statement in your csproj(vbproj) file. This is usually done by the Add New Item wizard. However please open your project file in the project that contains the classes and look for the following line.
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I got the same error message but only up on the server, not on my machine.
It happened after I went out to NuGet and installed Telerik.DataAccess.Core that got all the problems fixed on my machine. That when I got 'No metadata has been registered for class ...' when I put it up on the server.
I was wondering if you got Steve's question answered? It sounds like it might possibly answer my question.
I tried the addition to csproj file and it is up on the server just like what it is supposed to be.
Please help...
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Hi, I am experiencing the same problem. I had OpenAccess installed via the MSI locally, everything worked fine. Up on the server, everything builds but does not run, when run the following error is produced:
Telerik.OpenAccess.OpenAccessException: No metadata has been registered for class 'WDS.Model.AppSetting, WDS.Model, Version=184.108.40.206, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=null'. (This usually indicates, that either this class is not declared persistent or it is declared persistent but not enhanced. The class was loaded from file:///C:/***/bin/WDS.Model.DLL.)
at OpenAccessRuntime.ExceptionWrapper.Throw()
at OpenAccessRuntime.storagemanager.StorageManagerFactoryBuilder.createSmfForURL()
at OpenAccessRuntime.storagemanager.StorageManagerFactoryBuilder.createStorageManagerFactory()
at OpenAccessRuntime.DataObjects.PersistenceManagerFactoryImp.createStorageManagerFactory()
at OpenAccessRuntime.DataObjects.PersistenceManagerFactoryBase.init()
at OpenAccessRuntime.DataObjects.PersistenceManagerFactoryImp.init()
at OpenAccessRuntime.DataObjects.BootstrapPMF.getPersistenceManagerFactory(PropertySet props)
at OpenAccessRuntime.Helper.getPersistenceManagerFactory(PropertySet props)
at OpenAccessRuntime.DatabaseAdapter.AssertPersistenceManagerFactory(String usr, String password, Boolean open)
at OpenAccessRuntime.DatabaseAdapter.GetObjectScope(TransactionProvider provider)
at Telerik.OpenAccess.OpenAccessContextBase.GetScope()
at Telerik.OpenAccess.OpenAccessContext.GetAllCore[T]()
I have followed all the instructions at http://docs.telerik.com/data-access/deprecated/developers-guide/integrating-data-access-in-your-solution/external-tools-howto-integrate-enhancer-msbuild, and also http://www.telerik.com/blogs/telerik-data-access-deployment-dos-and-don-ts
Now the application does not run locally either, clearly there is a problem with the enhancement. Everything builds perfectly, but there are several warnings in the project relating to OpenAccess.targets file, for example: Warning The element 'Target' in namespace 'http://schemas.microsoft.com/developer/msbuild/2003' has invalid child element 'OpenAccessValidateMapping' in namespace 'http://schemas.microsoft.com/developer/msbuild/2003'. List of possible elements expected: 'Task, AL, AspNetCompiler, AssignCulture, AssignProjectConfiguration, AssignTargetPath, AxImp, CallTarget, CombinePath, ConvertToAbsolutePath, Copy, CreateCSharpManifestResourceName, CreateItem, CreateProperty, CreateVisualBasicManifestResourceName, Csc, Delete, Error, Exec, FindAppConfigFile, FindInList, FindUnderPath, FormatUrl, FormatVersion, GenerateApplicationManifest, GenerateBootstrapper, GenerateDeploymentManifest, GenerateResource, GenerateTrustInfo, GetAssemblyIdentity, GetFrameworkPath, GetFrameworkSdkPath, GetReferenceAssemblyPaths, LC, MakeDir, Message, Move, MSBuild, ReadLinesFromFile, RegisterAssembly, RemoveDir, RemoveDuplicates, RequiresFramework35SP1Assembly, ResolveAssemblyReference, ResolveComReference, ResolveKeySource, ResolveManifestFiles, ResolveNativeReference, ResolveNonMSBuildProjectOutput, SGen, SignFile, TlbImp, Touch, UnregisterAssembly, UpdateManifest, Vbc, VCBuild, Warning, WriteCodeFragment, WriteLinesToFile, XslTransformation, CodeAnalysis, CL, Link, BSCMake, CPPClean, Get....F:\***\WDS.Model\OpenAccessAssemblies\OpenAccess.targets
There is also the warning: Warning No persistent classes found. Is the metadata information missing? WDS.Model
The project is using an rlinq file.
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Driving east on #29 the first spot to visit is Frantic Farms and Cara Mia Bakery. Well known local artists Monica Johnson, a potter, and Paulus Tjang, a glass blower, own both storefronts. Frantic Farms is a wonderful gallery full of one of a kind art created by both of the owners and guest artists. The bakery is full of mouth watering bread, sweet treats and frozen foods made fresh locally and if you are craving ice cream, this is the spot.
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Only in Italy: Lamborghini "follow me" car at Bologna airport
In this blog you normally will find pictures and videos of aircraft, however today a very different type of vehicle is featured.
Aircraft landing at Bologna Guglielmo Marconi airport this month of May will be welcomed and guided to the terminal in style, since the Italian car maufacturer has made one of its Lamborghini Aventadors available for "follow me" duties.
This stunt, which is part of Lamborghini's 50th anniversary celebrations, is not the first time that the Italian sports car maker makes one of its cars available for public duty: in 2004 it gave two Lamborghini Gallardos to the Italian police (although one is no longer in service following a crash).
Not sure an airport is the place to make the most out of this car's capabilities though!
In the following video you can see how Bologna airport's Lamborghini Aventador looks like from an aircraft cockpit.


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Engineering the Intangible
Engineering has long been associated with the creation of new products and structures. The question is: what is the future of engineering software in an economy where manufacturing is in decline and services are on the rise?
Peter Marks has been one of COFES' favorite keynote speakers. Attendees at the first COFES heard him dismiss Y2K, but predict the dot.com bubble; explaining the customer buying reasons why, and more importantly how to use the Web for enduring success. This year he takes on the role of engineering software in economies increasingly dominated by services.
One conclusion is that the services vs. manufacturing debate is largely irrelevant. Services merely shift the focus and intensity of new product development and manufacturing from end users to service providers. Another conclusion is that a new breed of engineering software will emerge – one that better supports services. For software and hardware vendors this means a shift in both target customers and software offerings. For users, it means reevaluating what it means to innovate.
The PLM/BIM industry has firmly established itself as a mainstream business/IT requirement for companies seeking to enhance product development competitiveness. During the past several years, the perception of product development technologies has evolved from a tactical conundrum of productivity tools for engineers to its current exalted status as a strategic, enterprise-wide system affecting all aspects of the product lifecycle.
Yet despite this important transition, the PLM/BIM market has remained relatively stagnant at approximately 5% annual growth during the past several years, and is still only 1/3rd the size of the strategically less important ERP/Back-Office applications market. The most successful vendors in the PLM/BIM market are winning primarily by stealing/acquiring market share from weaker PLM/BIM companies or by refreshing their existing product lines with relatively minor technology updates.
Where are the new disruptive PLM/BIM technologies? What opportunities is the industry missing to reinvigorate growth? Why must PLM/BIM always be the poor, abandoned stepchild to ERP when it comes to allocating IT resources? What undiscovered startup company will be the next Autodesk, PTC, Revit, or SolidWorks?
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Cyon Research is currently conducting research on user issues in engineering and design. That research forms the basis for the issue topics for these group discussions. Last years's topics included:
User Group Roundtable - Meeting among representatives of major user groups to discuss common issues and providing customer benefit. Representatives from boards of COE, PLM World, PTC/USER, AUGI, etc. By invitation.
Communicating with 3D - 2D drawings still remain the main form of communication between designers and producers (builders or manufacturing people), but the use of 3D in both manufacturing and AEC has increased dramatically, and continues to grow. Adobe is bringing a semblance of 3D to the masses with U3D embedded into Acrobat. Autodesk and UGS have agreed to cooperate with JT and DWF but haven't announced how the details are going to be worked out. Dassault has put its stamp on XVL as "3DXML" and has SolidWorks' eDrawings. CoCreate is now pushing both eDrawings and XVL as part of its lightweight format solution. Will eDrawings and 3DXML join the party and solve this user pain point? We agree that we can't get rid of the preponderance of 3D communication formats, but there is hope on the horizon that we might mitigate the user's pain points in dealing with this Babel-esque problem.
BIM's Dirty Little Secret - To really do BIM right, you either need to create one gargantuan model or you need a series of models that adapt and change as the nature of the work changes during a project. Are we (and our software) really up to the task?
Supporting multi-core/multiprocessor systems - With the exception of CAE, most CAD vendors have their head stuck in the sand when it comes to taking advantage of multi-core and multi-processor architectures: their software is not written to take advantage of multiple processors. The first real big wave of high-performance systems built on those architectures is going to hit the market this summer. Why aren't the CAD vendors ready? What is it going to take to get them to make the transition? Where are the big pain points and major opportunities?
Web Services and PLM - Web services are making it possible to federate diverse applications and databases. They are freeing management and control of documents from the bonds of individual proprietary systems, and allowing them to participate in workflows that are defined outside the constraints of separate programs. Service-Oriented Architectures (SOAs) will give rise to a new class of middleware that will empower users to design workflows and capture knowledge without regard for the limitations of their particular BIM, ERP, PDM, or other systems. How will this impact BIM? PLM?
The idea economy - Outsourcing, off-shoring, globalization are some of the (unexpected?) consequences of the world moving to an idea economy. What are the implications for innovation? What other major shifts might we expect? If everybody moves to the idea economy, who will make the things we need? Perhaps nanotechnology and/or desktop manufacturing will someday reach the point where they fill that need, but in the intervening century, how do we balance the idea economy with the needs of the physical world? What issues need to be addressed in an idea economy? What are the implications for the software industry as the world's knowledge workers become less centralized?
Advancing collaboration - How we work together depends in some measure on the shared environments we can easily create and participate in. With the certainty of increasing compute power and bandwidth, what can we see about the changing nature of collaboration for engineering and construction professionals? What will be the impact on innovation? On productivity? On design quality?
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Lunch will be served in the Technology Suites for the 12:30 appointments
Similar to the morning sessions, with different topics.
Mechanical Engineering Software Association – An open meeting among parties interested in the founding of an industry association, along the lines of the EDA Consortium, to promote the health of the mechanical engineering software industry. This new Mechanical Engineering Software Association (MESA) is being formed to gather industry market statistics, engage in collective legal action to protect industry interests, encourage standardization, and promotes the overall visibility of the industry to customers and investors.
3D point-clouds - The use of as-built data collected by 3D laser scanners is rapidly increasing. Most mainstream CAD vendors do an inadequate job of accommodating this point-cloud data. Should we be pressing for better accommodation? If we do, what are the implications?
Educating the next generation - Ask any architect or engineer—graduates of our current education system haven't a clue how the real world works. Schools teach theory, not reality. Add to that an accelerating pace of change—how can schools keep up? What's worse, engineering, construction, manufacturing, and other trades are not attracting our best and brightest students. What can we do about these problems? How do we make a difference?
Rapid Analysis and Validation of Design Alternatives – Large numbers of parts and assemblies in complex products and the number of possible configurations of products with many variants, present a big challenge when assessing the potential impact of a proposed change. It is a major bottleneck for lean manufacturing and rapid innovation. What is needed is the ability to quickly and easily explore the impact of any and all proposed changes and to be able to validate these changes across all possible configurations. Cyon Research calls this emerging area, "RAVDA" – rapid analysis and validation of design alternatives. What difference does it make? Why aren't we there yet? What needs to be done?
Intellectual property - Finding the balance between protecting knowledge and sharing it is the key to innovation and success. Where/how do we draw the line between the right amount of control and stifling innovation? What are our software tools doing to support us in dealing with this?
Challenges of knowledge capture, management, and use - "Everybody talkin' 'bout heaven ain't goin' there," said the song. And everyone talking about knowledge, its capture, refinement, validation, management, and re-use is not doing much about it, either. Why? What makes it so hard—especially when the potential payoff is so great?
Tablet PCs for design and engineering - The acceptance of tablet PCs seems to be following the model of pocket PCs: Early units were intriguing, but not quite there and, after an early blip, they died. It was only with a later generation that the Pocket PCs came back strong. What is it about the tablet that makes us believe that it will become pervasive in design and engineering? Why does it make such a difference and how will it change the way we work?
On Friday we explored what is on the horizon for engineering software and how it will affect us. Saturday's Congress brings the discussion back to the reality of the business issues that face us today and the preparations we need to make to be ready for an ever-changing future.
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On a mildly warm but still-too-cold-for-March day in 1994, a child destined to be an actor/writer/Hufflepuff was born in Cincinnati, Ohio. That child's name was Luke Winter. This is his story.
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This is my first ever outfit post, and I hope it will be the first of many! At Uni, I lived with 5 photographers, in fact my 2 besties both studied photography so i'm regretting not starting this up sooner. I've had to persuade my brother to take my outfit pics for now in exchange for my baked goods (first up- cinnamon swirls). Still, seeing as he has never studied photography I don't think he did a bad job haha!
Aaanyway.. I thought i'd post the kind of outfit that I wear regularly to give you a bit of an idea about the kind of gal I am, and this outifit is classic me on a casual day. I tend to live in jeans and have made my new years style resolution to be more experimental and push my style boundaries.. so far i'm not doing too badly! I'm a big fan of shirts and jumpers, and I think the polka dots popping out of the bottom of the jumper make this casual ensemble a little more exciting. It's strange to think that not so long ago I never ever ever wore black jeans, I was definitely a classic blue denim lover but now I can't seem to keep myself out of them. As we know by now, slip on shoes are a big big trend for this season, and I bought these leather look beauties from Topshop just before Christmas. I have to admit, I wasn't sure about the chunky platform last season but I fell in love with this pair as soon as I saw them and now i've officially been converted, i'm now on the lookout for a more summery style to wear with skirts and dresses as well as jeans. The bag is a product of my annual raid of my mums wardrobe- i'll be posting about that soon.
So, now you know a little bit more about me and my casual day-to-day style and my aim to be more experimental.. what's your everyday go-to outfit?
Laura x
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Introducing My JewelleryApril 06, 2017
I can't believe there was a time when I thought jewellery wasn't important. Now, it seems as though an outfit isn't complete without it. It just adds a beautiful touch to things. My jewellery collection has slowly been growing over the past couple of months so I thought I would dedicate an entire post to my favourite pieces of jewellery.
First up, are the chokers. I have been wearing chokers ever since everyone else started wearing chokers again (I just had to join the cool kids). They are just fun and simple and that's my style. The daisy choker is my favourite because I like daisies more than I like a lot of things and now that I can wear a daisy around my neck just fills me with so much joy.
I really love layering necklaces because it creates such a wonderful effect. The crystal necklace always pairs very well with the daisy choker. It took me ages to find a realistic looking fake crystal so when I spotted one, I didn't think twice before purchasing it. The other necklace has a minimalistic feel to it and is the perfect example of simplistic beauty.
Since my phone got stolen in February watches have become essential with every outfit because if I don't know the time I just feel lost. I have been wearing this watch nonstop because the black strap makes it look fantastic with any outfit and the world map detailing adds an interesting touch to it.
Last and definitely not least is my septum ring. No, it's not real but you know what they say, you've got to fake it until you make it and that's all I'm going to say.
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Shadow IT - Cloud Usage a Growing Challenge for CIOs
London April 12, 2016 -- NTT Communications Corporation (NTT Com), the ICT solutions and international communications business within NTT (NYSE: NTT), announced today the results of a survey that reveals that not only is Shadow IT a current challenge for CIOs, but the problem is set to get worse over the next two years.
Based on research of 500 decision-makers across IT and lines-of-business from the United Kingdom, France, Spain and Germany in March 2016 more than seven in ten (73%) IT decision maker respondents claim that they find it difficult to manage their organisation's cloud platforms. Just over three quarters (77%) of respondents claim that departments within their organisation have commissioned a cloud service without the involvement of the IT department.
10 Key Survey Findings:
1. Over seven in ten (77%) decision maker respondents have used a third party cloud application without the approval or knowledge of their IT departments
2. More than six in ten (63 %) of business respondents are aware of other departments within their organisation using cloud applications without informing their IT departments
3. Eight out of ten (83%) believe that Shadow IT will increase over the next two years — (Business view 87% - IT view 80%)
4. Over half (56%) of the respondents do not know which country their cloud based data is stored in
5. Users are aware they are breaking IT guidelines and mostly do this in full knowledge. Only 2% state they are unaware of the policies with 73% agreeing that their shadow IT cloud usage would be against company legislation
6. The main drivers for shadow IT are increased efficiency 60%, increased productivity 62% and 58% believing it to free up IT department's time — (Business respondents)
7. Over eight out of ten (83%) use popular free, unregulated cloud storage applications such as Google Drive Dropbox and Apple iCloud, for sharing company information
8. Seven out of ten (70%) believe that the usage of free cloud storage will increase over the next two years, implying that shadow IT and unregulated system usage is here to stay
9. Eight in ten (80%) respondents believe that their data stored in the cloud is critical to the running of their department
10. Nearly eight in ten (77%) believe that withdrawal of shadow IT cloud services would limit their department's functionality
Eight out of ten (83%) of business managers said they would participate in a "cloud amnesty" where users could turn in their Shadow IT cloud contracts with no action taken, even if there was no guarantee that access to the cloud services would remain the same.
"Clearly the hottest issue today isn't how to drive cloud adoption, but rather how to manage it. Both IT and business functions have realized the benefits of using cloud systems and applications but most IT departments haven't figured out a good way to manage the situation," states Len Padilla,
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For the past 5 years I've had the inspiring opportunity to create the Vacation Bible School (VBS) materials for our church, Woodmen Valley Chapel (WVC). This year's theme was extra fun to work on because I grew up loving "Gilligan's Island" and "Swiss Family Robinson", and pulled heavily from those vibrant, lush and whimsical worlds they portrayed. The added bonus this year was being part of the skit for the camp, playing the role of Dr. Jonathan Wyssman (a bit of a know it all chap), so I was actually able to "play" in the artwork! Being able to see the kids (especially my own 3) engage with the theme, skit, games, activities and most importantly the message was a gift I will always cherish on this creative journey!
Let's journey through the material, shall we? Thanks for joining me ...
I start with the brand, to determine the colors, style and elements of the material. They also request a one color version for shirts, and swag. So i created a tribal/scrawled type version:
Then I create materials for the booklet/journal (used at the weekend camp for older kids) that they go through with their cabin/crews. I provide a variety of elements and backgrounds for the WVC design team to implement into the book design. I'm always amazed to see how they put all the pieces I provide together. Here is the cover wrap, a few of the elements, and then how they put them all together in the layout:
The next task is the most demanding, due to the sheer size of the stage art. Creating these behemoth banners always gives me and my computer a right nice work out! Photoshop files for 21 ft. high banners, and 24 ft. long banners means slower processing, lots of patience and each element of the scene being created separately then brought into a larger scene. A tedious, but rewarding task when it all comes together!
Here are a few photos of the stage for scale reference (sorry the lighting/color was not great when I took these):
And here I am playing the role of Dr. Jonathan Wysmann. We had just watched Disney's "Robin Hood" so I was inspired by the clever know it all voice of "Hiss" for this character's voice. It was quite fun to be part of a production again. Triss Curtis, wrote a splendid script for this shipwrecked story. I hadn't been in a production since my middle school days, and never had a leading role. So I had to stretch my memory muscles for all the lines! Fun Acting Fact: I was in a production of "Annie" with Jessica Biel in middle school. She grew up in Colorado, the production was in Salida. I had a major crush on her. She had no idea I existed. My wife still razzes me everytime we see a movie with her in it.
I had a memorable time with this clever crew of castaways. The kids did too. Which made for one fun filled, laughter laden week of VBS! An honor to be part of it all from start to finish.
I'll leave you with a collection of critters. Crafting critters is my favorite type of work, and it was a joy to see the kids finding their favorites among the shipwrecked scenes. I hope you enjoy them too, and thank you again for journeying through this Featured Project!


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Project X: Swimming the Hayasaki Strait
A chart summarizing our swim. The trace of our swim is color coded according to ground speed, with the scale shown on the left. Measured currents are shown in yellow; note their variability. The small white squares are places where took short breaks to regroup and check progress. Plan A was the projected route, made suddenly impossible by an unexpected change in the current.
On Sep. 20th a near cancellation of solar and lunar tidal forces caused a fairly rare phenomenon. For about two hours, this balance of forces stilled the usually violent currents in the 4.5km wide Hayasaki Strait, the body of water that separates Amakusa from Nagasaki Prefecture to the north. A similar balancing this past March 13th (it's not an accident that both dates correspond to the quarter moons nearest the equinox) allowed a measurement of the residual currents in the straits. That standstill occurred at night, and I braved the pitch darkness and cold, as well as close brushes with no fewer than 12 large freight ships, all the while zigzagging through the straits making current measurements by kayak.
These data showed, not surprisingly, that a complete standstill did not take place. Instead there were complex swirling currents of up to one knot. This is not unexpected in a place where currents exceed 8 knots at spring tides, accompanied by massive overfalls and eddies. However, with correct timing and route choice, it seemed possible to use these irregular water movements to one's advantage during a north to south crossing. Last Thursday's window occurred in the early afternoon hours during a blindingly bright, hot, slightly breezy day. It was time to show that swimming across the straits is indeed possible.
Leanne and Kenji set and adjust various electronic devices at the Hayasaki fishing port before setting out to support the swimmers. Amakusa is visible in the background. (this and following pictures taken by M. Nozaki)
We had actually been planning this for some time. Providing main support and making us visible to the freighters was Mr. Nozaki, an Amakusa area teacher who happens to own a small fishing boat. Mrs. Nozaki's sharp eye was on the lookout for sinking swimmers and menacing fins (one of the latter was spotted fleetingly). Leanne and our friend and kayaking guide Kenji Suemitsu were to be on hand with kayaks. As for the swimmers themselves, a healthy bunch was gathered together by our friend Mr. Karatsu, who runs the best Ramen restaurant in Hondo and competes in triathlons, bike races, and such on his spare time.
I would like to contrast here the athletic abilities of folks on either side of the Pacific Ocean. Would it be possible, in a Canadian town of 40,000 or so, to gather a group of people who'd think swimming 5km in the open sea was not a big deal? Perhaps so, but I'll bet most would be youngsters. In Japan, on the contrary, a great many of the participants in races and competitions are over 40 years old. Sadly, young adults here are probably in the worst physical shape and health out of all the age groups, preferring comic books and video games to physical exercise as a means to self-improvement. And so it happened that I was the second youngest of the swimmers participating in the current project. Mr. Karatsu himself is 60, and the day's fastest swimmer, Mr. Umemoto, is 70 years old. I hope I'll still float when I am that age.
In all, six swimmers boarded Mr. Nozaki's boat, and we were whisked over to the other side. Halfway across, Mr. Nozaki stopped the boat to let everyone appreciate what it feels like to be in the middle of the straits. This made a bit of an impression on the hitherto completely fearless bunch.
Leanne had notified the local media and so we also had three TV and newspaper reporters with us, giving the project the feel of a significant event. I was however at a loss to explain to the reporters exactly why we were doing this. Because it is there? To the pragmatic Japanese, that is simply not enough. Furthermore, their take on the situation leaned toward the predictable "Wow, a gaijin! Let's make him say he likes Japan!" That type of patting oneself on the back seems to be very important here, perhaps just to take the mind off the actual truth. The reporters themselves were perfectly nice, maybe they were even a bit tired of the routine themselves, but if this wasn't the main theme, no one would be interested. I wonder when people here will finally tire of this blindfold, cast it off and start catching up to the rest of the world on certain important issues. But anyways, I wasn't going to think about that too much just then; there were other pressing things to attend to.
Getting ready to roll.
We launched the two kayaks on the other side, and the six swimmers jumped overboard and climbed onto some rocks on the shore. At the appointed time, we plowed into the water and began swimming.
We're off! Sezume-zaki lighthouse is in the background. Rick stands out with his awesome swimming technique.
With a tail current as expected, we left the shore behind rather quickly. In fact, we were moving (relative to the ground) at nearly 5km/h! During the short breaks we had planned every 800m or so, Leanne informed me of the GPS-determined current speed and direction. Everything was going according to plan. Were we really going to cross in the strait in 1h 25min as planned?
Of course not. With about 1.4km to go, we were suddenly hit with a strong cross current. In my earlier research this current did happen also, but more than 40min delayed compared to our current position and time (by that time, I thought, we'd be standing on the shore). But a degree of unpredictability is always to be expected from the sea. As it was, our ground speed quickly dwindled to as little as 1.5km/h. We immediately changed to Plan B, moving our landing point about 1.6km to the west, since that is the way we were now drifting. As we changed heading, our speed once again increased to 2.5-3km/h. With lots of energy left, none of the swimmers were about to give up with the shore so close ahead. Not having trained for this specifically, I was the slowest of the group but by now I had found my rhythm and was beginning to really enjoy myself.
Re-emerging on the Amakusa side. After two hours of swimming, it was remarkably difficult to keep balance (at least for me) standing up. Hence the arm-flapping.
We made landfall about 45min late but in great shape and spirits. A small bunch of friends and onlookers met us on the shore, and it was a happy moment, if somewhat anticlimactic. It had been a bit too easy! But I knew perhaps more than anyone there that it was the sea that had given us a break. Looking at the other shore, it actually seemed more distant than usual, in spite of the crystal clear air. One gets pretty close to the sea in a kayak, but swimming is literally as close as one can get. The margin of safety is similarly reduced, even if it did not seem that way today.
A commemorative moment back at the Oniike port. Much thanks to the Nozakis (framing the swimmers) for their essential boat support.
Hayasaki Strait narrowest width: 4,440m
Approximate Max. Depth 70m
Fastest Current more than 8.1kt (15km/h)
Max Current during swim 1.1kt (2.0km/h)
Swim Start Time 13:32
Swim Finish Time 15:35
Total Traverse Time 2h 03min
Breaks 22min
Active Swim Time 1h 44min
Swim Distance relative to ground 5,390m
Swim Distance relative to water 4,370m
Average Speed relative to ground 2.6km/h
Average Speed relative to water 2.1km/h
Active Average / ground 3.1km/h
Active Average / water 2.5km/h (23min 40sec per km)


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"Did you get a highly sensitive diagnosis by a professional or did you self-diagnose?" is a common question in forums for highly sensitive people (HSP), or parents of highly sensitive children (HSC).
What is a diagnosis? According to Merriam Webster:
"Diagnosis: investigation or analysis of the cause or nature of a condition, situation or problem." or
"the art of act of identifying a disease from its signs and symptoms."
So first thing's first: I cannot stress enough that high sensitivity is not an illness, nor a disorder. And it certainly doesn't always lead to problems – once you understand it.
Being highly sensitive is about how your nervous system picks up and processes sensory information around you (generally deeper and more intensely than non- highly sensitives). High sensitivity is about personality traits – how you respond to the information that your system processes. It's about the essence of who you are (or who your child is) and why you (they) respond as you (they) do in situations or to events or incidents.
Many parents, in my experience, come to learn about their child being highly sensitive through passing comments from someone who spends a lot of time with their child – teachers, family members or friends. Or they read an article or stumble upon a blog post and connect the dots.
Parents are usually set along the highly sensitive path by someone who sees a behaviour or trait in their child that they recognise as potentially being a highly sensitive characteristic.
In my case it was a pre-school teacher who witnessed my son's intense separation anxiety that lasted for months. She saw how tears formed in his eyes if another child hurt themselves or felt upset. She saw his caution whilst other children leapt without thinking.
She threw the words 'highly sensitive' into the air, and I scooped them up and ran with them. I read everything I could read on the topic and Elaine Aron became a huge name in our home. I found Aron's HSC checklist and decided I was definitely on the right path. Lightbulbs glowed brightly as I read The Highly Sensitive Child (UK link here). So, it was a self-diagnosis.
Sometimes that initial nudge onto the highly sensitive path comes from a medical professional or a therapist or phycologist – as an explanation for behaviours or issues (like anxiety or extreme food pickiness for example).
But even if that is the case an official professional diagnosis is unlikely to be given, not in the same way a parent may get a diagnosis of autism or ADHD for their child. There is a simple reason for this. In Elaine Aron's words:
"Your trait is normal. It is found in 15 to 20% of the population–too many to be a disorder, but not enough to be well understood by the majority of those around you."
A few years back a child therapist relayed to us that my son was indeed probably just highly sensitive, after she had ruled out everything else on her checklist. She determined that there was nothing wrong with my child (which I of course already knew) and she wrote it in her report. That's as far as she could go when it came to highly sensitive.
The brutal reality is that a label helps you get the support you may need in the education system for specific behaviours or traits that cause issues in the classroom. That's why many parents understandably seek an official diagnosis, but the reality is it's hard to get a diagnosis for something that is not an illness, a disorder or, in many cases, even a problem.
If you believe you are, or your child is, highly sensitive it is certainly not a reason to hightail it to your doctor or a medical professional. Instead, read everything you can to develop your understanding of what being highly sensitive means (there's a list of reading resources here) and talk to other parents of highly sensitive children or parents who are highly sensitive themselves (there's a Happy Sensitive Kids Facebook community here).
A 'self-diagnosis' of highly sensitive helps you understand yourself or your child better – and it puts you in a great place to move forward.
Once you have a good understanding of what highly sensitive is and how it effects you or your child there are many tools available to support you – and one of these may well be expert help. A professional can help frame what being highly sensitive means for you or your child – but it is certainly not a necessity. Be warned that many medical or mental health professionals do not know what highly sensitive is, let alone understand the specifics so you need to do your homework to find the right person to help.
You may also reach the conclusion that behaviours or traits are not explained by high sensitivity, in which case professional advice could be your next step.
But often self-diagnosis is enough to give you real insight – self diagnosis is certainly about self discovery and is the first step to parenting or living life differently.
For a follow up to this topic read My Child is Highly Sensitive – Now What?


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Using the Non-eCTD electronic Submission (NeeS) format, regulatory information must be structured in accordance with the CTD, which in paper format became mandatory in the EU in 2003. For the NeeS application itself, the eCTD structure is used and document granularity should follow the respective ICH and regional guidance. Filenames are specified via ICH and regional file naming conventions and should be followed closely to avoid later technical validation errors.
From the dossier structure point of view, a typical NeeS dossier would cover multiple dosage forms and strengths of a particular product with one invented name. Once submitted, it is recommended to use the same structure for subsequent submissions.
Compared to the eCTD, NeeS is still lacking the XML table of contents (the backbone), electronic meta data and the MD5 security, which ensures that the document package is complete and intact. Moreover, the NeeS format does not support any type of defined document life cycle compared to the eCTD, making reuse of already submitted information more complex.
One of the differences between eCTD and NeeS is navigation. NeeS does not offer the benefits of navigating via the XML backbone. Instead, electronic tables of contents for the entire dossier and on a module by module basis are used, together with document bookmarks and hyperlinks created during a review process.
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In my last post I spoke a little bit about my search for non-salt, non-msg loaded stock as I hadn't set aside time to make it before cooking my risotto WOE IS ME, eventually I found one but thanks to the lovely 'Bio' sections most supermarchés in France have as standard. But, I still wanted to go back to my old routine of making it from scratch.
So here we go:
1 leek
2-3 carrots (I used 3)
1 Fennel
As many mushrooms as you like, keep the stalks
2 sticks of celery, keeping the ends
Lemon zest, then cut it in half
1 onion
10 cloves
Handful of coriander
1tbsp cumin
2 bay leaves
1tbsp extra virgin olive oil
Roughly chop all vegetables, keep all the odds and ends and put into a large saucepan.
Put in about 500 ml hot water and put on a low heat for about 4 minutes to sweat (awful cooking term) the vegetables.
Add the seasoning and lemon, stir so their all covered and fill up water up to just cover the vegetables.
Boil for 2-3 minutes and then reduce to a simmer, cover and leave for 45-50 minutes.
At the end of this time, turn off the heat, let the vegetables rest for a little bit and then drain the liquid into containers and that should do you for about 3 meals.
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The condominium resort offers a coffee shop/café. Public areas are equipped with complimentary wireless Internet access. This ski condominium resort also offers ski storage, outdoor tennis courts, and a fitness center. Onsite self parking and valet parking are complimentary.
The Gant - Aspen is a smoke-free property.
Located near the slopes, this Aspen condo resort is in the mountains, within a 10-minute walk of Silver Queen Gondola and Aspen Mountain, and close to winter sports such as cross-country skiing and skiing lessons. Shadow Mountain and Wagner Park are also within 15 minutes.
Take a dip in The Gant - Aspen's a spa tub, enjoy a drink at the bar/lounge, or hop on the free ski shuttle and hit the slopes.
Each condo boasts a fireplace and offers free WiFi and a kitchen. Guests will appreciate conveniences like a living room and a dining area, while a flat-screen TV with digital channels and a DVD player provide a bit of entertainment.
Soothe your muscles in the spa tub or take an invigorating swim in one of the 2 outdoor swimming pools after a day on the slopes. For a free ride to the slopes, hop on the mountain condominium resort's complimentary ski shuttle. When the sun goes down, sip après-ski drinks in the condominium resort's bar.
The condominium resort offers a coffee shop/café. Public areas are equipped with complimentary wireless Internet access. This ski condominium resort also offers ski storage, outdoor tennis courts, and a fitness center. Onsite self parking and valet parking are complimentary.
The Gant - Aspen is a smoke-free property.
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Free self parking , Free valet parking
The Gant - Aspen offers 140 air-conditioned accommodations, which are accessible via exterior corridors and feature fireplaces and DVD players. Rooms open to balconies or patios. These individually decorated accommodations have separate living rooms. Beds feature premium bedding. Flat-screen televisions come with premium digital channels. Accommodations at this 4-star condominium resort have kitchens with refrigerators, stovetops, microwaves, and separate dining areas. Bathrooms include shower/tub combinations, designer toiletries, complimentary toiletries, and hair dryers. Guests can surf the web using the complimentary wireless Internet access. Business-friendly amenities include complimentary newspapers, safes, and phones. Additionally, rooms include coffee/tea makers and irons/ironing boards. Housekeeping is provided daily.
Cooked-to-order breakfasts are available for a surcharge.
Pepperjacks Cafe - Overlooking the pool, this café specializes in American cuisine and serves breakfast, lunch, and light fare. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar.
2 outdoor swimming pools are on site along with a spa tub. Other recreational amenities include outdoor tennis courts and a fitness center.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
Check-in time starts at 4 PM
Minimum check-in age is 18
Check-out time is 10 AM
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card, debit card, or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed. Noise-free guestrooms cannot be guaranteed.
Charges for extra guests may apply and vary according to property policy.
A cash deposit, credit card, or debit card for incidental charges and government-issued photo identification are required upon check-in.
Special requests are subject to availability at the time of check-in. Special requests can't be guaranteed and may incur additional charges. Noise-free guestrooms cannot be guaranteed.
Noise-free rooms not guaranteed
Debit cards not accepted
The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
This property offers transfers from the airport. Guests must contact the property with arrival details before travel, using the contact information on the booking confirmation.


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School of School of Legal Studies - Director's Message
At his best, man is the noblest of all animals; separated from law and justice he is the worst.
Law is a powerful tool for bringing positive social change. Our school's commitment is to provide all round excellence to make our students adept to chart their own paths through unique programs that cross traditional disciplinary boundaries and provide opportunities to learn by doing. At REVA School of Legal Studies, students will not just learn to practice law, but they would learn to shape it. It is our aim to inculcate rigorous analytical skills needed as practitioner or as a Stewart of social, political and legal change. We aspire to prepare future leaders, lawyers, legal journalists, managers, business heads to serve their clients, the justice system and the public with a high level of accomplishment and a commitment to the highest ideals of the legal profession.
Director, School of Legal Studies


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Nursery School of the Nyacks began through the cooperative efforts of local parents who felt the need for an additional choice of nursery schools in the community, a school that would pay close attention to each child's individual developmental needs and progress. As a parent-developed and -operated school, families are integrally involved in all aspects of the school's functioning. Nursery School of the Nyacks (NSN) promotes an environment where children are encouraged to bring their imaginations, enthusiasm for discovery, and excitement for learning.
Within a safe and nurturing co-op environment, our children learn through play. They try out roles, act out "what-ifs," express ideas, try out solutions to problems, and simply imagine. Our parents get to participate in their children's learning experience first-hand, while becoming part of, and learning from, a supportive community of involved parents and the professional, experienced teaching staff.
NSN is a not-for-profit organization that is inclusive and non-sectarian. Enrollment is open to all children regardless of race or religion. Tuition is competitive and financial aid may be available.
Learn more about our committed parents and our highly trained and talented teachers.
2019-2020 Affordable Tuition Rates
NSN offers affordable tuition rates for nursery school programs. 2019-2020 Tuition Rates:
- Two Day Class 9:15 a.m.-11:30 a.m. $2800/year born by December 1, 2017
- Three Day Class 9:00 a.m.-11:45 a.m. $3400/year born by December 1, 2016
- Five Day Class 9:00 a.m.-11:55 a.m. $5400/year born by June 1, 2016 10% sibling discount
Toilet Training
At NSN, we understand that toilet training is a process, not an event. Our children are at different stages in this process. Your child is welcome to wear diapers or pull ups to school. The preschool has a child-equipped toilet, and the teachers are always available to remind the children and help those who need it. We also have changes of clothing when needed.


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SLA's Olson will fight return to state prison
CALIFORNIA Lawyer blames L.A. police union for sending her back
Sara Jane Olson, a former member of the Symbionese Liberation Army and Minnesota housewife who was rearrested last week after state officials said they erred in calculating her prison sentence, will challenge the decision to have her locked up for another year, her attorney said Sunday.
"We are going to explore and exhaust every remedy," said Olson's attorney, Shawn Chapman Holley. She blamed pressure from the Los Angeles police officers' union, rather than a government error, for her client ending up back in prison.
"I don't think that there was a calculation mistake," Holley said. "We all spent a long time figuring out the formulas. There had been agreement on all sides about what the calculations were. ... It's our feeling that the Department of Corrections is bowing to this political pressure."
That contention was disputed by the police union and an official at the state Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation.
"We can't take credit for a decision that the Department of Corrections made," said Tim Sands, president of the Los Angeles Police Protective League. "However, our mission is to protect our members, and one way we protect them is to fight to see that people who try to murder them serve long prison terms."
Olson, formerly known as Kathleen Soliah, was paroled last Monday after serving six years in prison for two 1975 crimes carried out by the SLA, a self-styled revolutionary group from the early 1970s. She pleaded guilty to attempting to bomb Los Angeles police cars and to second-degree murder in the death of bank customer Myrna Opsahl, 42, during a bank robbery in Carmichael near Sacramento.
Los Angeles police union members did not directly contact the Department of Corrections about Olson's release, but distributed statements to news outlets and elected officials calling for a longer sentence, union spokeswoman Jude Schneider said.
Sacramento D.A.'s role
The Sacramento County district attorney raised concerns through the media about the sentence on Thursday, Department of Corrections spokesman Seth Unger said. Corrections staff then began an intense review, going through documents and transcripts early Friday and working through the night, he said.
Olson, who had approval to return to Minnesota with her husband to serve her parole there, was prevented from boarding her flight at Los Angeles International Airport, Holley said. She was escorted to her mother's house in Palmdale (Los Angeles County), where authorities kept watch.
Prison department staff concluded by around noon Saturday that a mistake had been made, Unger said. A warrant was issued and Olson was rearrested. She was sent back the women's prison in Chowchilla late Saturday without incident, officials said.
Olson's husband, Dr. Gerald Peterson, an emergency room physician, was in California to take his wife home. He returned to their three children in Minnesota without her.
"The kids had cleaned the house for her return to St. Paul, and they are very disappointed, as I am," Peterson wrote in an e-mail Sunday. "Our daughters wonder how they could release Mom, then arrest her again without doing anything wrong."
After changing her name, Olson had lived for years as a housewife in Minnesota. She was a fugitive for almost 24 years before being arrested in 1999.
After her guilty pleas, a judge sentenced Olson to five years and four months in prison under 1975 sentencing laws. The state parole board then classified her as a serious offender and recalculated her term at 13 years. A judge later trimmed a year off her sentence, and with a 50 percent reduction for good behavior and work in prison, she was paroled last Monday.
Olson enjoys brief freedom
Prison officials said Saturday they had neglected to add two years to Olson's sentence for the bank robbery and murder in Carmichael and that she should have received a 14-year term, with parole after seven years.
The police union is discontent with the one-year extension of Olson's sentence.
"We are far from satisfied," Sands said. "Parole shouldn't even be an option for terrorists who are convicted of murdering innocent bystanders and attempting to murder police officers."
Other participants in the bank robbery and murder, including Emily (Harris) Montague, who admitted firing the fatal shot that killed Opsahl, have all been paroled.
The SLA gained notoriety after members assassinated Marcus Foster, superintendent of the Oakland Unified School District, and wounded his assistant in November 1973. Three months later the SLA kidnapped newspaper heiress Patty Hearst, 19, in her Berkeley apartment. Hearst was quickly absorbed into the SLA.
Olson planted pipe bombs beneath L. A. police cars in retaliation for a police shootout that left six SLA members dead. The bombs never detonated. About a year later, the SLA tried to rob the Carmichael bank.
Peterson said his wife felt peace and love during her brief release from prison.
"We had an excellent hike in the hills, enjoying the call and response singing of some quail ... there is some great beauty outside of the prison machine," he said in his e-mail. "Sara wryly noted on our drive to L.A., 'they can arrest me for a mistake,' and in fact CDC did just that."


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I seem to have a problem with PG3.
Last year I tested a site and downloaded to PG3.
I have been back now and retested and downloaded to PG3
The software is not showing any of the retests but is showing the original tests as over due!! I've checked and all the stickers are in place and showing the retest dates not the original.
Is there a way to filter and re-download the data to PG3 for just the site that is causing the problem?


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Information for the 2019 Windy City BMW Driving Events.
Each drivers run group will be scheduled for four track sessions per day, to provide approximately two hours of seat time.
This can be a learning event, so in-car instructors will be available for all drivers. At the end of the event, instructors will provide a written evaluation of the drivers's progress, drivers please provide a written evaluation of the instructor and of the overall event itself. The chapter organizers read all the evaluations and use this feedback to enhance the quality of future HPDEs.
To maximize track time for all, the next run group will blend onto the track as the previous one ends.
Instructors will have scheduled sessions each day, with the chance to drive with the experienced run group, too.
Be sure to get your car technical inspection no earlier than 4 weeks prior to the event, to evaluate the track worthiness of your car. Any defects found during your inspection need to be corrected before you put your car on the track. No refunds for missed track time.
We welcome virtually all makes and models – American, European, Asian… We do have some limitations on convertibles and tall, tippy things, so if you have something like that, please check with us before registering for the event.


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There are many job opportunities for workers with felony records. Common positions held by felons include truck driver, warehouse worker, customer service representative, welder, construction worker, laborer and salesperson. An ex-con's chances of landing a job depend greatly on the attitude of the employer. Some employers bar felons from hire, while others bar only felons convicted of certain offenses or within a certain time period prior to application for employment.
Many felons become truck drivers, because criminal-history standards are more liberal than in most industries, though vehicle-related crimes or multiple felonies may often disqualify a candidate from a trucking job. Warehouses hire felons for numerous positions, including forklift operators and laborers. Many customer-service jobs are open to felons. Security-officer positions are also open to many felons, depending on the offense and the elapsed time between conviction and application.
Some employers have felon-friendly reputations. Applebee's hires felons as hourly team members, managers and corporate office-support personnel. IHOP also hires felons for various positions, as do Golden Corral and Aramark Food Services. Goodwill Industries hires felons but bars those convicted of violent crimes or sex offenses. Typically, sex and drug offenders have a more difficult time finding a job than other convicts.


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Fáilte go Roinn na Gaeilge
Members of the Department
Mrs. N. Tomany (Head of Irish)
Mrs. C. Blaney
Miss M. Grimley
Mrs. B. McKane
Mrs. D. Mc Mahon
Mr. S Rooney
Mr. C Ó Máirtín
Mr L. Ó Máirtín
Dr.S. McCann
An Ghaeilge i gColáiste Chaitríona
Students begin the study of Irish in Year 8 and continue through until the end of Year 10.
Irish is also studied successfully at GCSE, AS and A2 level.
To find out more about Year 8 Irish, go to our school Micro site.
Visit www.ccea.org.uk Irish for more information about the syllabus and examinations at GSCE, AS and A2 level.
Students also participate in other academic and social activities
• Feis Ard Mhacha
• Tráth na gCeist Ghael Linn
• Seachtain na Gaeilge : School Irish Mass, Annual Ceilí and concert
• Gaeltacht Courses at Summer and Easter time
• An Fáinne Airigid in Year 10
• An Fáinne Óir in Year 12, Lower and Upper Sixth
What to expect in Irish in Year 8
Information on the Gaeltacht & place names
Buaiteoirí Fheis Ard Mhacha 2012
Buaiteoirí ag Tráth na gCeist Ghael Linn 2011
Tháinig na cailíní sa 2ú háit. Comhghairdeas a chailíní, maith sibh!
second place in Gael Linn's annual Quiz in the Ashburn Hotel, Lurgan.
Buaiteoirí ag Tráth na gCeist 2012
Rith 2012
Over 50 Students took part in the community Irish Language run Rith 2012 which passed through Armagh on 12th March.
http://188.8.131.52/focloir/ (an foclóir beag )
Machaire Rabhartaigh & Bun an Inbhir: www.gael-linn.ie
Ranna Feirsde: www.rnf.ie
Loch an Iúir: www.colaistemhuire.net


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Bahrain created unrealistic expectations for Toro Rosso
Toro Rosso and Honda added expectation "that should not have been there" early in its Formula 1 partnership when it finished fourth in Bahrain, says Brendon Hartley.
Pierre Gasly gave Honda its best result since it returned to F1 in 2015 when he finished fourth in the second race of the season.
The team has scored points in two of the other five races, Hartley with a 10th-place finish in a chaotic Azerbaijan GP and Gasly with seventh last week in Monaco.
Toro Rosso has not been a consistent performer in F1's midfield and Hartley explained that Bahrain produced "a perfect storm" for it and Honda to excel, which wrongly raised external expectations.
"It's very fair to say that we over exceeded all of our expectations in Bahrain," Hartley told Motorsport.com.
"Our brief before the start of the season was, 'Look guys, the first few races are going to be really tough for us'.
"We spent all of this time and energy incorporating Honda and there has been a lot of changes behind the scenes in aerodynamics, we've probably taken one step back to take two step forwards later in the season.
"[Then we go] to Bahrain and blew all of our expectations out of the water, and probably for everyone else as well they would have expected that again."
The Bahrain race was followed one week later by the Chinese GP, in which Toro Rosso struggled significantly.
Although Hartley scored his point in F1 in Azerbaijan that was another tricky race, and the team has adapted its analysis to understand why Bahrain was so strong rather than why the following races were so tough.
"We seem to be very light on tyres and I think in Bahrain we got them in the perfect window, others didn't," said Hartley. "We're poor on aero sensitivity and there was no wind.
"Since then we haven't had the pace in the race. There is light at the end of the tunnel, an update on the floor [introduced in Monaco] and an engine upgrade coming for Montreal.
"Everyone's motivated, working hard, but I think in some ways that result in Bahrain added all this expectation that maybe shouldn't have been there.
"But that's Formula 1 and you see other teams struggling from one week to the other as well."
Honda technical director Toyoharu Tanabe told Motorsport.com that they had "no idea of our competitiveness" pre-season because of the new partnership.
He admitted: "In Bahrain the result was much higher than our expectations.
"We need to calm down and keep working, step by step, to improve our performance. We know we are now behind and we are trying to catch up."