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TD-Info Slide Pack March 2019 v01 (pdf format) Public Expand
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Slide Pack in pdf format about Team Defence Information covers: Members, structure, reporting & operating model; What we do; values; staff members; Joint Information Group (JIG) ICEF, Trading Forum; Defence & Industry Support Chain Optimisation Group (DISCOG) Activities & Working Groups; New Green Box construct and activities; Defence Support Network Transformation- DSN(T); Skills Collaboration, Learning & Development; Events, Conferences, Seminars, Good Practice Awards
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Download the flyer about our annual 2-day event, held in Swindon (GWR Steam Conferencing). As we recognise from the Secretary of States update on the Modernising Defence Programme (MDP), modernisation is to the fore underpinned by information: hence our 2019 theme of Information-enabled Modernisation. NB: This flyer is updated periodically to reflect news about new speakers etc. There are excellent opportunities for sponsors and exhibitors to apply - details and links included. NB: event details accurate at the time of production but may be subject to change.
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TD-Info 2019 Excellence Award Entry Form & About v01 Public Expand
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Entry Form and information about the TD-Info 2019 Excellence Award. Finalists for the Award present their entries as part of the Good Practice Market Place at the Defence Information Event, 10 & 11 April 2019 at the Steam Conferencing Centre, Swindon
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Read a summary of Defence Information 2018 that includes speaker sessions, workshops, Excellence Award results - plus two reviews from independent sources
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RESULTS TD-Info 2018 Excellence Awards Public Expand
Last Updated: 1 May 2018 11:12 Download
Congratulations to all finalists in the Team Defence Information 2018 Excellence Awards. The awards are:
The 2018 WINNER was judged to be GBR14.
Highly Commended: Two awards made: Babcock; MooD international
Commended: Five awards made: BAR Associates; BAE Systems Land UK; Exostar; Lockheed Martin; and, The Boston Consulting Group (BCG)
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Kevin Parker, on behalf of the independent judging panel, presented an overview of the finalists for the Defence Information 2018, leading to announcement of the winners from a very stong set of finalists. A video of this presentation is on YouTube at https://youtu.be/G9IbqDJ5JMI
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The following submissions are finalists for the TD-Info 2018 Excellence Awards:
A: Additive Manufacturing - Decision Support System (AM-DSS)- The Boston Consulting Group (BCG), Babcock international
B: Additive Manufacturing Rapid Support System (AM-RS2): Concept Design of a deployable AM unit for War Theatre - The Boston Consulting Group (BCG), Babcock international, KW Special Projects, Sarabanfidesign
C: BAE Systems LandLINKTM Decision Support - BAE Systems Land UK, BAE Systems Military Air Information (DITS), Monro Consulting
D: COMPASS The Interactive Digital Gateway, delivering the Common Support Model across the Surface Ship Support Alliance - MooD International and DE&S (Warship Support)
E: Enabling Secure Collaboration for UK OFFICIAL Information - Exostar
F: Making secure access to data a facilitator of value-add processes, not a limiter - GBR14 In association with Innovate UK, BP, Sparc Systems
G: Optimising supply chain innovation through enhanced strategic value - BAR Associates Ltd
H: The JAMES Connection Agent - Lockheed Martin, Software AG, Army D Info, DE&S, Army HQ, JANUS Team
J: Through-life Transformation of how Assets Subject to Special Controls are managed throughout the support chain - MOD (WATERGUARD representatives) & Babcock as Joint Information Group (JIG) Sponsors with support from: tlmNEXUS, Raytheon, Servowatch, Sopra Steria, CAMCODE, Exostar, Leonardo, BAE, General Dynamics, QinetiQ, Lockheed Martin, Allan Webb, LEIDOS, Rolls Royce, Strategic Shipping, Rockwell Collins, SAP, Fujitsu, Team Defence Information, ADS Group, EGADDs
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Los Angeles -- Beating out cross-town rival USC, a team of students from UCLA Anderson and UCLA School of the Arts and Architecture, including Mike Marsch (MBA '11), Todd Holman (JD/MBA '12), Mark Cruz ('11), Adam Perry (MBA '11), and Brad Rosenblat (MBA '11), won the Silver Shovel award last night at the 2010 NAIOP Real Estate Challenge held at UCLA's Covel Commons. The annual event is presented by the National Association of Industrial and Office Properties (NAIOP). By posing a specific real estate case challenge to each team, the competition showcases the talents and creativity of the next generation of real estate leaders. UCLA triumphantly reclaimed its title after USC's win last year.
"I am extremely proud of our NAIOP Challenge team, and I would especially like to thank Professor Paul Habibi for tirelessly serving as the team's advisor," said Tim Kawahara, Executive Director of the Richard S. Ziman Center for Real Estate. "They worked extremely hard on this case competition and dedicated themselves fully to this prestigious educational program. We are so proud of their accomplishments and so pleased that UCLA Anderson will be home to the Silver Shovel."
This year, the two teams were given the 2010 Real Estate Challenge question as part of a presentation by Donald Spivack and Dennis Hance of the Community Redevelopment Agency of the City of Los Angeles. The challenge focused on a 2.46 acre site at the heart of Bunker Hill adjacent to the historic Angel's Flight Railway. The site sits between two separate and distinct Downtown districts: the historic core including the Grand Central Market and the modern office, retail, and cultural Cal Plaza. The teams were challenged to create and present the best idea for redevelopment of the site. The UCLA Anderson team proposed The Landing at Angels Flight, a market-appropriate and integrative mixed use development. The project is intended to meet existing demand for mixed income rental apartments while meeting future demand for modern hotel product and attractive retail, with transit options and civic uses to complement the area.
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In its thirteenth year, the NAIOP USC vs. UCLA Real Estate Challenge celebrates the rivalry between the two schools, but more importantly, the competition draws attention to the robust real estate programs at both USC and UCLA, and the next generation of real estate talent. The winning team is awarded the Silver Shovel, a silver shovel inscribed with all past winners, and a $5000 cash prize.
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John Batdorf and James Lee Stanley will appear on the radio Saturday in Laguna Beach to play mellow, harmony-drenched folk tunes — the kind you listen to on a lazy afternoon with a sweater, a cup of mocha and a cat napping at the foot of the couch.
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So far, the "All Wood and Stones" project has garnered mixed notices. USA Today critic Edna Gundersen gave the first CD a boost when she praised it in a column about new tribute discs. The artists, she wrote, had "turned the rock grooves inside out" and found "radically new interpretations of songs long tattooed in boomer DNA."
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Both men are music-industry veterans. Stanley has recorded since the 1970s and, according to his website, was once called "probably the last great undiscovered singer-songwriter in America" by author Tom Robbins, while Batdorf belonged to the 1970s duo Batdorf and Rodney, did session work for years and recently sang backup for Adele during her "Skyfall" performance at the Oscars.
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Checkout 19 best pergola plants for your garden. These climbing plants for pergolas and arbors can also be grown in small gardens easily.
There are so many climbing plants that can be guided over a pergola to get a welcome shade in warm weather. For your help, here we have listed 19 best pergola plants. This list is a combination of both tropical and temperate vines.
Best Pergola Plants
Roses are classic. They are the favorite plants of most gardeners as they produce a feeling of being special, tranquility, nostalgia, romance, and happiness. Climbing varieties are perfect to cover a pergola and arches.
Surely, one of the best pergola plants. Clematis is a spectacular vine as it blooms abundantly, flowering usually starts from spring. You can grow it easily and combine with other plants, especially with climbing roses to get a more exquisite view.
The fragrance of honeysuckle flowers is nostalgic and multiplies when dusk sets. It has more than 180 different species, almost all are creepers. It is a very large vine that grows rapidly, a single honeysuckle plant can cover up a big sturdy pergola easily.
Passion Flower (Passiflora)
Passion flower is a beautiful fast growing, hardy perennial in tropics. The heady fragrance, colorful flowers, and edible fruits make it one of most desirable climbing plant you can have in your garden. You can also grow it on your balcony, rooftop or patio garden. Growing passion flower is easy if you live in the subtropical or tropical climate (USDA Zone 8 – 11). If you live in the temperate region then look for its cold hardy cultivars. In very cool climate you can grow it as annual.
Surely, jasmine is the most intense flower. Its fragrance can be smelt from far-far away. So if you love fragrant plants, grow it. In warm and humid climates jasmine blooms year round. In cooler zones, grow it as annual.
Grape Vine
Truly one of the best climbing plants for pergolas, grape vine will not only give shade and a warm sitting place but juicy grapefruits too. You can grow this in a variety of climates. Grapevine varieties are native to Mediterranean, Central Asia, America and South West Asia, thus cultivars available diversely. Here's an interesting article on training grapevine on arbor, which you can read.
Lavender blue color of wisteria flowers and the sweet fragrance is fascinating. However, wisteria is an aggressive grower but it takes the time to establish. You can grow wisteria in temperate and subtropical regions (USDA Zones 4 – 9). If you have a large sturdy pergola grow wisteria on it, you'll need to prune regularly to control its growth.
Trumpet Vine (Campsis radicans)
Due to its showy trumpet-shaped flowers, it is called trumpet vine. Each of trumpet vine flowers can appear in different colors (orange, yellow or red). The flowers attract pollinators: bees, and hummingbirds. This plant looks great on the arches, pergolas, and trellises. It grows best in full sun to part sun.
Bignonia (Cross Vine)
Another beautiful climber, related to trumpet vine. Its delicate bell-shaped flowers look great on pergolas. It is a fairly vigorous plant and tolerates mild to moderate frost, grows best in USDA Zones (6 – 9). You can also try growing it in tropics (Zone 10) in shade from afternoon sun.
For the arbors, pergolas, and gazebos situated in shade, ivy is best. It is low maintenance and tolerates the exploits of weather and provides lush green color. You can also choose variegated varieties.
The climbing varieties of bougainvillea are suitable for the pergolas. This plant loves the sunny position and does not like wet feet. Among the most frequently cultivated colors are pink, red, yellow and purple but it comes in many other colors too.
Morning glory
A vine that greets the morning sun with its pretty blooms. Morning glory vine is fairly easy to grow and it perks up quickly. A good plant to cover up a pergola that is in a sunny position.
A kiwi vine takes a lot of space to grow that is why it is one of the best pergola plants in our list. In order to get fruits from the kiwi plant, you'll need to have both male and female plants for pollination.
Sweet pea
Don't grow bush type varieties if you are growing it over the pergola. Plant sweet peas in the sun and in a well-drained soil. Grow sweet peas in warm zones in fall and winter. In temperates plant this fragrant vine in spring or summer.
Bleeding heart
If you're searching for a climber for shade, bleeding heart is one. Its beautiful heart shaped flowers looks exotic. This plant requires moist soil and a location that receives partial sun. Bleeding heart is suitable for cold temperate climates and can be grown in USDA Zones 3 – 9.
Tropical Bleeding Heart (Glory Bower)
Exquisite flowers and dark glossy foliage. The tropical bleeding heart vine is native to Western Africa, its flowers resemble the bleeding heart (Dicentra spectabilis), see above. Both have different requirements and tropical bleeding heart thrives well in heat and warmth (USDA Zones 10 – 11). *You can also grow it as a houseplant.
Butterfly Pea
Butterfly pea flowers are the best food source for butterflies. It is a legume and both flowers and seed pods are edible. The most attractive thing about butterfly pea vine is its shiny deep blue flowers. Butterfly pea is a tropical vine and grows best in USDA Zones 10 and 11. In a cold temperate zone, grow this perennial as annual.
Golden Hops
A fast growing vine that quickly covers up the trellises, pergolas, and arches. Golden hops can grow up to 8 m long without any difficulty. What makes it beautiful is its lime green or yellowish foliage. It is a low maintenance cold hardy vine (USDA Zones 4 – 8), not suitable for warm climates.
Climbing Hydrangea
Growing climbing hydrangea vine is rewarding due to its glossy heart-shaped foliage and fragrant white flowers that appear in clusters in spring to summer. It is a slow grower and requires training and pruning. You can grow climbing hydrangea if you live in the colder region within USDA Zones 5 – 8.
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This is a recipe that sits between mousse and cheesecake. It's firmer than mousse (because of the gelatine that sets it) but isn't as densely textured or rich as a cheesecake. In other words...the perfect summer pud!
The addition of yoghurt stops the cake being too sweet and gives a silky texture. Whenever I puree strawberries for such a recipe I always then sieve the puree to remove as many seeds as possible – it is an extra stage but so worth it.
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For decoration: strawberries and blueberries
For decoration: strawberries and blueberries
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How to make:
- Start by making the base: place the biscuits into the food processor and blitz until you have crumbs.
- Meanwhile, melt the butter.
- Stir the biscuit crumbs into the butter then pour in the base of a 20cm springform tin. Press down. Leave to cool.
- Puree the strawberries in the food processor until you have liquid pulp.
- Pass the puree through a sieve to remove as many seeds as possible – this will provide a silkier texture.
- Place the gelatine leaves in a bowl of cold water and leave to soften.
- Pour the strawberry puree into a saucepan and stir in the sugar.
- Heat until the sugar has dissolved and the puree is warm but not boiling.
- Squeeze all the water out of the gelatine leaves and whisk into the puree. I find using a whisk, rather than a spoon, gets the gelatine to absorb quickly without any lumps.
- Put to one side to cool.
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ORINDA — Crews carving out the Caldecott Tunnel's fourth bore have shifted from a big dig to fine finish work three years after breaking ground on the Highway 24 tunnel widening.
Construction began Jan. 22, 2010, and the new bore is expected to open by the end of the year.
These days, crews inside the tunnel are pouring concrete curbs to form the edge of the road, and sidewalks for stranded drivers to escape to during emergencies.
Contractors also are installing wires and conduits to power the permanent tunnel lights, fans, warning lights and air quality sensors. Carpenters are building wooden forms for pouring concrete walls for exterior portals at the Orinda and Oakland openings of the fourth bore.
"You see a big transformation in the fourth bore in the last half year," said Randy Iwasaki, executive director of the Contra Costa Transportation Authority, a partner with Caltrans in the $402 million project. "You see finished tunnel lining. The cross passages (for emergency escapes) are dug."
Carpenters, ironworkers, electricians and laborers are busy inside the tunnel on precise work using metal, wires and cables.
About six months ago, giant earth-digging machines were still clawing and scraping away several truckloads of earth per day.
The digging machines are gone. Some of the miners who excavated the dirt and rock to create the new 3,389-foot-long cavity in the East Bay hills have moved on or are preparing to move on to tunnel digs elsewhere.
"When the road bed is built in spring," Iwasaki said, "you will look at it and say, 'When is this tunnel going to open'"?
But more work still will need to be done. Iwasaki and Caltrans spokeswoman Ivy Morrison said they expect the new two-lane forth bore will open in late 2013. No precise date has been scheduled, though, they added.
"There are still some challenges ahead," Iwasaki said, "but we're looking good for late in this calendar year."
A visit to the work site Friday showed how the nature of the work is more focused on the finish, rather than the rough tearing out of raw earth and rock.
Just north of the fourth bore opening in Orinda, crews are creating a steep, permanent retaining wall to anchor the hillside.
Near the Oakland side of the bore, carpenters have built structures where concrete will be poured to form the Art Deco outer walls of the tunnel portal. The structures have small diamond-shaped gaps where student-designed architectural medallions will be installed to add a grass-roots decorative flair to the fourth bore.
Inside the new tunnel last week, contractors were pouring concrete for curbs and sidewalks.
"There is concrete pouring most every day now," said Bill Monahan, a veteran tunnel builder for Tutor Saliba Corp., the lead contractor for the project.
The tunnel interior still has the feel of a primitive, otherworldly place.
Parts of the floor are covered in thick, muddy pools. Loud clanking from air and water pumps makes it hard to hear. Lighting is dim in spots, and portable lights cast an eerie glow.
Lighting will improve soon, though. Permanent LED lights in the tunnel will be ready to switch on in one to three weeks, said Ivan Ramirez, a senior engineer with the Contra Costa Transportation Authority.
"Turning on lights will be a milestone," Ramirez said. "It will make it easier for the workers to see to do their jobs."
Construction of the road bed with aggregate is scheduled to be completed in spring. After that, the road can be paved.
Unlike the first three bores, which are much narrower, the fourth bore will have a shoulder beside the road for motorists with car problems to pull out of traffic.
Opening of the fourth bore will give the Caldecott Tunnel four lanes in each direction permanently, eliminating the daily direction reversal for the second bore that causes traffic weaving and delays.
"It will make traffic much more predictable and reliable in the reverse commute," Ramirez said.
Contact Denis Cuff at 925-943-8267. Follow him at Twitter.com/deniscuff.


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Phase 1 is surviving. So a stamina trinket is a good idea. The cannon on top of the leviathan will cast napalm shell on you. It's easy to see because he will turn towards you and spark red for 2-3 seconds. When he does:
-use intervene after the initial hit
-or use deterrence before it hits
-or, if you have mirror of broken images, use it before it hits
To bandage, wait for plasma blast. Make sure you always have a pet CD up for plasma blast.
Once the leviathan is dead, phase 2 is exactly the same than in 10 man, just use intervene to absorb damage (and mirror). Make sure you kill it at most about 30 seconds from berserk. 10 is safer.
Phase 3 is surviving 30 minutes. Now assault bots spawn from orange beams every 25-30 seconds, and you need to feign death to reset them. However, you will need to kill 1 or 2 of them so that your pet builds aggro on the head. Misdirect all junk bots on your pet, and you should be able to survive the bomb bots. Dps slowly the head.
After 30 minutes, it's time for phase 4: kill a last assault bot, and finish off the head. Then clear all bots.
Phase 4: put your pet on the leviathan, and misdirect the head to him. Don't worry about your survival, as long as you aren't in a cone between the boss and the pet, and that the boss isn't completely on the wall, you should be able to avoid his barrage and outheal his hand pulse. Once the head is low (120-150K), attack the middle. Put him low on health too. Finally, attack the leviathan and, when he's near 100K, pop rapid fire and finish him.


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RIM has just unveiled BlackBerry 6 (yes, single digit just like iPhone OS 4), their latest, greatest mobile operating system and they've got the Blackeyed Peas-strewn video highlight reel to prove it!
As always, our confederates from CrackBerry.com are all over the WES2010 launch event and bring us back all the BlackBerry 6 highlights:
Touchscreen friendly: The preview video makes it clear that BlackBerry 6 will be much more touchscreen friendly than what we have seen in the past from RIM, with new gestures, multitouch support and improved feedback for the user (kinetic scrolling, rubber banding). We've also heard that BlackBerry 6 will work well with non-touchscreen input as well and it looks like it should suit the optical trackpad.
Revamped UI and OS/Homescreen Experience: At first quick glance during the video BlackBerry 6 looks familiar, but then all of the new and improved features start to jump out at you... Search from Homescreen, a pull down for notifications (sweet!), pop-up contextual menus, etc.
Revamped Native Apps: It's clear that RIM has put a lot of effort into key native apps as well. The inbox and contacts and media apps are all getting updates, and they're looking good.
WebKit Browser/Rendering Engine: RIM's new WebKit rendering engine is going to really speed up the web browsing experience while keeping it efficient. The browser gets much-needed features like tabbed browsing.
To us it looks like they've taken the solid BlackBerry messaging experience and tried to expand it with iPhone like music, video, and app abilities. In other words, they're making a serious play for Apple's market. Some of this stuff looks like Apple's 2007 iPhone OS 1 demo of the iPod and Safari app's -- and that's not a critique, Apple still hasn't demoed any messaging equivalent to any BlackBerry from any era. If BlackBerry catches up with web and media, where's Apple on messaging? (Mobile iChat video perhaps?)
There are still problems to be sure; BlackBerry 6 doesn't address their OS' increasingly outdated code base and the new app focus doesn't fix the anemic storage limitations -- but those problems don't yet affect the average user and so really don't exist outside bullet points and blogs.
Apple has revealed most of iPhone OS 4 (see our complete preview and feature walkthrough) and now RIM has show off BlackBerry 6.
Check out the boom, boom pow after the break and let us know what you think, should Apple be worried?


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A winner was selected from 155 designs submitted by 72 freelance designers.
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existing market, age 20 - 70
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Also needs to be suitable for promotional material, baseball caps etc.
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26 Odozi Street
Ojodu, Ikeja, Lagos
- +234 (1) 7741623
- +234 (1)2303062
- www.kantarworldpanel.com
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Tina Ummuna
Business Development Director
Idriss El Ganari
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TNS RMS Home panel was launched in 2005 in Nigeria. The home Panel is part of a rich heritage of over 30 years of RMS consumer research in Africa. The panel, with 3000 households, covers urban and rural areas as well as the 6 geopolitical regions in Nigeria, thereby giving a broad and holistic coverage of the country.
The RMS Home Panel is the only continuous purchase panel in the country. It was launched in 2005 and it is part of a rich heritage of over 30 years of RMS consumer research in Africa. Through 3,000 households, the panel covers urban a rural Nigeria providing with a holistic coverage of the country. The consumer and shopper data is enriched with valuable insights about shoppers' profile, their brands and their habits. We identify key targets, we monitor and evaluate new products' performance and we quantify the impact of marketing initiatives on actual consumer's behaviour.
Recently, Kantar Worldpanel and TNS reached an agreement to develop the panel with a dedicated client service team. This agreement brings the expertise from Kantar Worldpanel into the Nigeria Home Panel.
We are currently expanding our services across Africa, having already set up the panel in Kenya.


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Theme: Sweet things
Color Palette:
Note: Although I checked the palette for gamut, be careful with the final products, because two colors are almost close to be out of gamut.
As a colab, different from a blog train, is made thinking on being one single kit made by lots of designers, we need to have more rules to make the kit consistent. Please, don´t be scared of these guidelines, and, if you have any doubt, ask in the topic. First time desingers are as much welcome as the experienced ones, as one of great things on Pixel Scrapper is knowledge sharing and making friends;
1. Anyone registered on Pixel Scrapper forum can sign up if He/she can really commit to deliver his/her part of choice on time
2. On the second post of this topic you will find all the assignments for the colab, and, in case they´re taken, the designer name, and the status of the portion (on quality check, finished, etc)
3. To sign up, post on this topic telling which assignment you´d like to make, if you are going to host your part on your blog or Iif you want someone else to host for you. Please also tell us in that post if you would like to help quality checking the other designer´s portions.
4. You all need to have your own terms of use, but, as it would be weird to have a single kit where you can use some things for S4H/S4O and others you cant, I strongly recomend all parts being good for this kind of use. You can allow Comercial Use IF you want, but it´s not required, and, IF you really want to your part being only strict personal use, please let us know before signing up.
5. You need to save your stuff with a name that follows that pattern: DesignerInitials_ST_NameOfTheItem. So, one of my papers can be, for example LW_ST_paper01 .
ST is the abreviation for the name of the kit : "Sweet things". Your terms of use and preview also need to be named on this format (for example, LW_ST_Preview)
6. You can do the preview of your part in the way you like the most, but It must contain license information (I.e, IF it´s CU, S4H/S4O, etc.). If you made more than one part (see below) you can put all your parts on the same preview.
7. You need to put all your assets, Terms of Use and your individual preview inside a folder called SweetThings_DesignerName, and zip this folder using the same name. (My folder and zip Will be caled SweetThings_Loriensworkshop). Zip format is the most appreciated for the costumers.
8. You have until June 19, 2013 to submit your portion to quality check. Quality Check Standards will be posted on the third post of this topic, so we all follow the same guides. You can submit earlier IF you want.
9. If you finish early and all your portion pass quality check, you can choose another assignment, if there´s another one available.
10. You can request someone else´s portion which is already quality checked to do your portion (for example, requesting solid papers to do na alpha of journal cards), but it´s up to that person if she will allow or not. In case this person allows, you must ask her what terms of use you can use on your portion.
11. All the portions should be on their blog hosts at June 1st morning, and the links must be active at least for a month. People hosting more than one portion should do it in the same blog post, but need to offer them in indivudual .zip files and show both previews on the post. If yourself do more than one assignment it´s up to you to offer them separately or in the same .zip
To check our quality Standards, and any other important information we need to make sure all designers checked that appears along the way, see the third post on this thread.


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CALIFORNIA, U.S. - Amid a dramatic price surge, Bitcoin worth $70 million was stolen by hackers.
Bitcoin, which has gained more than $5,000 in just the past two days, surged past $17,000 on Thursday, as frenzy surrounding the virtual currency escalated.
Fresh concerns were raised about the security of bitcoin and other virtual currencies after NiceHash, a company that mines bitcoins on behalf of customers, said it is investigating a breach.
The breach has reportedly resulted in the theft of about $70 million worth of bitcoin.
According to research company Coindesk, a wallet address referred to by NiceHash users indicates that about 4,700 bitcoins had been stolen.
In a statement, NiceHash said it will stop operating for 24 hours while it verifies how many bitcoins were taken.
According to Coinbase, which is the largest bitcoin exchange, as of 11:15 a.m. EST, bitcoin was valued at $17,482.
In comparison, at the start of the year, one bitcoin was worth less than $1,000.
The price surge and the NiceHash hack occurred just as the trading community prepares for bitcoin to start trading on two established U.S. exchanges.
On Sunday evening, futures for bitcoin will start trading on the Chicago Board Options Exchange and on crosstown rival CME Group's platforms later in the month.
Some investors believe that bitcoin, the world's most popular virtual currency, is gaining in mainstream legitimacy after several countries, including China, tried to stifle the virtual currency.
NiceHash has said in a statement, The incident has been reported to the relevant authorities and law enforcement and we are cooperating with them as a matter of urgency, where it also urged users to change their online passwords.
The case is being investigated by the Slovenian police together with authorities in other states.


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Men's basketball head coach Scott Sanderson has announced the addition of long-time coach Hubie Smith to the staff.
Smith, a veteran of 19-years at Bartlett High School in Memphis, was serving as director of basketball operations at Belmont University before moving down the boulevard to Lipscomb.
"Hubie Smith is well-regarded in the coaching community," Sanderson said. "He brings a lot of assets to the table."
Smith directed Bartlett to a 440-190 record during his tenure, including a 231-55 record his final eight seasons there. Bartlett participated in four TSSAA Tournaments from 1997-2003.
In addition to his coaching duties, Bartlett filled the role of athletic director at Bartlett from May 2001 until December of 2003.
Smith will be involved in on-the-floor coaching, player development and scouting.
"He will do a little bit of everything for us," Sanderson said. "He is a great addition to the staff. I told our players our staff is strong with the addition of Coach Smith."
Smith played basketball and golf at Harding University where he was named Athlete of the Year in 1983. He was a first-team NAIA All-American on both golf and basketball.
Smith earned his B.A. in Education at Harding and his Master's in Athletic Administration from the University of Memphis. He spent one season at Memphis as a graduate assistant with the basketball team.
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Miller wants to 'seamlessly fit in' to contending team
BALTIMORE -- When Andrew Miller arrived at Oriole Park at Camden Yards on Friday, he still sported one of those beards that the 2013 Red Sox became famous for.
Several hours later, he was clean-shaven. Word had been passed along to him that a beard like his wouldn't fly in Baltimore.View Full Game Coverage
BALTIMORE -- When Andrew Miller arrived at Oriole Park at Camden Yards on Friday, he still sported one of those beards that the 2013 Red Sox became famous for.
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"That's fine. I just want to fit in," Miller said. "I don't want to be anything extraneous or unnecessary. I want to just seamlessly fit into this team and contribute where I can."
The O's traded pitching prospect Eduardo Rodriguez for Miller about an hour before the Trade Deadline on Thursday. The Orioles expect him to contribute immediately and give a boost to a bullpen that already is one of the best in the American League.
With a 2.34 ERA and 14.7 strikeouts per nine innings with Boston, Miller is in the midst of the best season of his career. Baltimore's 3.31 bullpen ERA is the fifth best in the AL.
"These guys have been really good. I know they've got some really good arms and a pretty good mix, a pretty good balance out there. Whatever's asked of me, I want to fit in. I know these guys are throwing the ball really well out there. That usually rubs off on everybody else, so I'm hoping it rubs off on me."
Miller gives the O's four lefties and three righties in the bullpen -- righty Ryan Webb was designated off the 25-man roster to make room for Miller and heads to Triple-A Norfolk -- and his major appeal is his ability to get batters out on both sides of the plate.
Lefties are batting .148 against him this season and righties aren't much better at .178. Statistically, he ranks right with Zach Britton and Darren O'Day as the best relievers in the Orioles' bullpen.
"This guy's pitchd in the American League East," the manager said. "You can tell he's excited to be here. He's heard a lot of good things about the people he's been around. He'll pitch."
During Friday's 2-1 win against the Mariners, Miller entered in the eighth to face a pair of lefties and a switch-hitter. After receiving a standing ovation, he got Dustin Ackley to ground into a forceout, walked Robinson Cano and ended the inning by inducing first baseman Kendrys Morales to ground into a fielder's choice.
"Pretty cool reception," Miller said. "I wasn't expecting anything like that. I'll remember that for sure."
What makes him most excited is the prospect of pitching in a pennant race. He was in Boston during the Red Sox World Series run last season, but his season ended in July when he broke a bone in his left foot. With a 2.64 ERA, 2013 was the best season of his career at that point.
For the O's, he hopes he can make that sort of contribution on the field as his team plays meaningful games in the fall.
"I injured my foot last year and missed out on all the fun," Miller said. "I felt like I certainly contributed to that team and I was a contributing member of winning games in the first half and unfortunately just couldn't do in the second half. Hopefully some of that rubbed off on me."
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Massive juried show Proof opening up this friday, 9/16 at SOEX here in San Francisco. Many artists we've never heard of, but it's nice not knowing what to expect. Curated by Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art's Denise Markonish. Friday, 9/16 @SOEX - 3030 20th St (Mission) 6-9pm ~show details
Exhibition Dates: September 16 - October 8, 2011
Opening Reception: Friday, September 16, 6:00pm - 9:00pm
Gallery Hours: Tuesday - Saturday, 12:00 pm - 6:00 pm
Juried by Denise Markonish; Curator, MASS MoCA
Ulrika Andersson
Alexis Arnold
Johnna Arnold
Art for a Democratic Society
Joshua Band
Anna Bihari
Amanda Boe
Susan Chen
Kimberly Cook
Rachel Dawson
Sara Diamond
Mendoza Dio
Rachel E Foster
Johanna Friedman
Jon Gourley
Nicole Hayden
I, Daughter of Kong Center for Research
Kelly Falzone Inouye
Jesse Kauppila
Joanna Kidd
Joshua Kim
Robert Larkin
Phillip Maisel
Summer Mei Ling Lee
Ali Liebegott
Niana Liu
Jeanne Lorenz
Atsuko Morita
Kate Nartker
Fred Nocella
Christian Oittinen
Sandra Osborne
Matthew Pawlowski
Michelle Ramin
Rachelle Reichert
Neil Rivas
Jeremy Roberts
Ida Roden
Leah Rosenberg
Some Guy
Lorna Stevens
Ruth Tabancay
Sunaura Taylor
Chris Thorson
Thomas Wing
Ryan Wylie
Proof is Southern Exposure's juried exhibition of contemporary artwork by Northern California artists. Each year a different theme is selected to inspire and encourage a broad level of artistic expression. This year's theme, "Proof," was left open to the artists' interpretation in order to draw from as many insights and forms of expression as possible.
Over the course of two days, more than 500 artists submitted their work for consideration. The final pieces were selected by juror, Denise Markonish, who made her decisions by blind process. For many of the artists selected, this major exhibition is an important step in advancing their career.
Please join us for the opening on Friday, from 6 - 9 pm.
Proof marks the 20th
Anniversary of SoEx's Juried Program series. Since 1991, SoEx has
presented the work of more than 1200 artists through 18 juried
exhibitions, 6 juried screenings, 2 juried public art days, and 15
related events, talks and performances. 20 years later, SoEx shares the
history of this seminal series in the form of a timeline installation
featuring the names of the many artists who participated over the years.
SoEx invites all the many artists who have been a part of this program over the years to join us for the Opening Reception on Friday, September 16, 2011, from 6 - 9 pm.
Brian Scott of Boon Design has created a gorgeous poster and installation to commemorate the history of the Juried Exhibition. Free copies will be available to all gallery visitors, first come first served.
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By: Jack Moore
Each week we'll be providing you with insight into the best (and worst) baseball players to play in your fantasy baseball league.
The first full week of the fantasy season is finished. Struggling early? Don't overreact too quickly. Only 4.5% of the 2430-game MLB schedule has played. Still, everybody deals with injuries and players losing their roles, so here are some guys to take a look at if you need to make a roster move:
5 Up
1. & 2. Santiago Casilla and Sergio Romo, RPs, SFG: As the closer world turns, the spotlight now shines on San Francisco. Brian Wilson is headed to the DL and is possibly out for the season, and Bruce Bochy says he'll go with a closer-by-committee including these two and lefty Javier Lopez. Lopez is likely just a matchup guy here, and Casilla probably has the slight edge for save opportunities given his run in that role when Wilson went down last season. Still, both are worthy adds for teams starved for saves.
3. Jordan Schafer, OF, HOU: Schafer has been on base 12 times this season (seven singles, five walks). He has attempted six steals and succeeded on five of them. Brad Mills is giving Schafer a seemingly unlimited leash to run this season, and even though he probably won't maintain his .406 on-base percentage, he has the speed to crack 50 steals with a full season's worth of at-bats in the leadoff spot. Unfortunately, his on-base skills probably limit him to 40, but still, that's solid for a potential waiver-wire pickup.
4. Lance Lynn, "RP", STL: Lynn put together a second straight solid start in the absence of Chris Carpenter on Saturday, shutting down the Cubs to the tune of just one run and four hits in 5.1 innings. He still isn't fully stretched out – he was limited to just 88 pitches Saturday – but his performances should have him entrenched as a starter for St. Louis at least until Carpenter returns, and that probably won't be until June at the earliest. He'll get wins with this solid Cardinals club too, so all systems go on Lynn.
5. Kelly Johnson, 2B, TOR: First: he plays half his games in Toronto. Second: he hits in front of Jose Bautista. Third: He averages 17.6 home runs per 600 plate appearances career, and 22.0 over the last two seasons. Put it all together and we have an incredibly underrated power option at second base who has started his season in Toronto with a bang with three home runs and a .270/.386/.541 batting line.
These five players are trending down; some of them already warrant a drop, others should be stashed in "wait-and-see" mode, depending on the depth and scoring formats of your leagues:
5 Down
1. Brandon Belt, 1B/OF, SFG: Slow starts happen. Albert Pujols said about his slow start, "Not to be cocky, but I know I can hit." That applies to the elite players, but slow starts are definitely a concern for players like Belt who have tenuous grips on their starting roles. Belt has been given a quick hook by Bruce Bochy: after starting the season 1-for-11, the Giants have given him one start (Sunday) and just four at-bats.
2. Francisco Liriano, SP, MIN: Liriano is a two-start pitcher next week, which makes him appealing in leagues which set weekly lineups and have no innings limits. However, Liriano has yet to shake the control issues with haunted him last season, walking five batters in nine innings over his first two starts. It's still early, but with the Yankees and Rays on tap on the road this week, combined with his early struggles, be advised to avoid Liriano this week
3. Drew Storen, RP, WAS: Storen's injury required surgery to remove bone fragments from his elbow. Now the Nationals say he'll return at some nebulous point "before the All-Star break," meaning he could be out until June or even July. As such, the closer role sticks with Henry Rodriguez and Brad Lidge for now. Although neither has officially taken hold of the job, Rodriguez has struck out six batters without a run allowed over 3.1 innings, and Lidge has already blown one of his two opportunities. Especially given Rodriguez's ability to help your team out with strikeouts, I'd lean towards him for now.
4. Gordon Beckham, 2B, CWS: Ten strikeouts in 22 at-bats. A .136/.240/.227 overall batting line. Beckham is only 25, and it is usually remiss to give up on talent at such a young age. Still, it's hard not to when this is simply nothing new. Beckham struck out 111 times in 499 at-bats last season and hit just .230; he has offered little reason to believe anything has changed in his fourth season as a major leaguer.
5. Bryce Harper, OF, WAS: The Nationals' super-prospect has had a rough open to his first season at Triple-A, hitting just .219/.265/.313 with two extra-base hits in his first eight games. I'm far from giving up on Harper – he's just 19 and is still clearly one of the top few prospects in the game. But if he is going to be worth rostering in redraft leagues, particularly those with shallow rosters, he'll have to impress enough in Triple-A to get a ticket up to the show. Especially with the Nationals winning early, they won't rush him up if he shows any signs of struggles against minor leaguers.
Jack Moore is a graduate of the University of Wisconsin-Madison with degrees in Mathematics and Economics. His work can also be found at FanGraphs.com, DisciplesOfUecker.com, RotoWire.com, AdvancedNFLStats.com and ESPN. Follow him on twitter at @jh_moore.


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My trip to Rodman Reservoir
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I decided to fish the Rodman Reservoir for the first time ever this weekend. I have always heard what an awesome place to fish it is as well as all the big bass stories that come out of this place so I had to make the trip. Game plan was to leave the house by 4 AM and make the 1hr 30 minute drive to the Kenwood boat ramp in Interlachen, Florida. The boat ramp is a nice two lane ramp with plenty of places to park. I met up with my buddy Matt who like me, has never fished the reservoir either.
After hearing all of the lower unit horror stories I knew we wouldn't be fishing very far away. This place used to be a forest and back in the 80's and when they dammed the Oklawaha River it flooded the entire forest. There is a main channel you can travel up and down, however; there are stumps everywhere along the sides. Another important thing to know is that sometimes there are floating stumps in the channel so if you do decide to run it you still have to pay close attention.
We idled about a half mile down the main channel and finally decided to pull off and start fishing. Matt is new to bass fishing and has never caught a bass on anything other than a rubber worm so I was going to try and teach him a few great summertime techniques (topwater, crankbait, rattletrap). As the sun was coming up I had him try a Pop-R and within the first 2 seconds of his first cast he had a bass immediately blow up on his bait. We steadily caught fish on top water plugs for about an hour and then switched to swimming senkos. Once the shallow bite started to slow down we moved out into some of the stump fields that Rodman Reservoir is notorious for. These stumps are in much deeper water and aren't stumps but fully submerged trees! We threw the crankbaits around in these stumps for no more than ten minutes before we got our first off shore fish. From that point the entire remainder of the day was spent catching fish after fish on crankbaits. We had an absolute blast and the bite really never slowed down.
After boating close to forty fish we decided to call it a day. Not because we were tired of catching fish but because around 4PM this thunderstorm was closing in fast and we decided to be better safe than sorry. You can bet I'll be back to Rodman Reservoir very soon!
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Another option is to line your bottling bucket with a paint strainer bag. Rack as usual and then gently (and gently is key as you don't want oxidation) lift the bag out of the bucket taking the particles with it.
And if you don't want to wait it out at all, just filter it as you serve it by pouring through some cheese cloth into the pitcher or glass. I have seen that done with very old and rare wines.
Stupid me didn't do a great job stirring the bottling sugar into the beer so once I got about 35 bottles in I could see excess syrup flowing into my bottles. I guess some will be more carbonated than others.


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Among all the people relaxing on the beach at Marco Island, Fla., earlier this month, Chuck Casto might have ranked as one of the happiest. And why not? His five-day trip with his wife and 7-year-old daughter marked his first major vacation in nearly seven years.
"It was a great opportunity for us to recharge and spend time together as a family," says Mr. Casto, a vice president at CSN Stores in Boston, a Web-based business selling home goods. "The weather was good. It was just what we needed."
Casto's vacationless years began when he worked for advertising agencies. "There's no break in the action," he says. "You just keep going." He continued the pattern when he ran his own consulting firm for nearly four years. "When you're your own boss, it's very difficult to carve out time to take a break."
Now he revels in working for a company that actively encourages people to use their allotted three weeks of time off. "It's one of the strong benefits that everyone takes advantage of," he says.
Other businesses are sending similar messages. This month PricewaterhouseCoopers, a professional-services firm, kicked off a 10th-anniversary celebration with a day called "Take Your 10," urging employees to take their 10 paid holidays, as well as vacation. To emphasize the importance of time away, the firm distributed a booklet, "Rest and Relaxation: The Value of Time Off," to all 30,000 employees. The company's website also offers suggestions about how to use that time. Vacation has even become an issue on performance reviews.
"Managers would receive reports about members of their team who had stopped earning vacation because they had reached their cap," says Michael Fenlon, managing director of people strategy. "We wanted to change that and build a culture in which uninterrupted work-free vacations were more the norm than the exception."
For several years, Scott Stevenson, director of advisory practice at PricewaterhouseCoopers, did not take all of his vacation days. "There was almost a feeling of guilt when you took time off," he says.
Now Mr. Stevenson uses almost all of his allotted four weeks, some of it in half-day increments. Although he concedes that he still has "a twinge of guilt sometimes," he says, "I do credit the firm for having us talk about it more, and the need for it, and the value of it to the work we do."
Although staffing is tight at TripAdvisor, a website in Newton, Mass., the company encourages all employees to take their vacation. It even added four summer Fridays to everyone's holiday schedule. "The bosses are leading by example, promising to take them all," says spokesman Brian Payea. "Everyone gets a minimum of three weeks' vacation at the start, plus the new summer Fridays."
The decision by some worker to endure years of vacation deprivation may be extreme, but they symbolize a pattern common to many American workers – a reluctance to take all the vacation days they have earned. A new poll estimates that 47 million employees will forgo some vacation time in 2008. That adds up to 460 million unused days, an average of three "wasted" days per worker, according to Expedia, a travel website. More than half of respondents to a Yahoo! HotJobs survey plan to skip their vacation this year to save money.
During a bad economy, in particular, workers may be concerned that going away will make them expendable in the boss's eyes.
"I don't think most employers alter vacation policy in light of economic times," says Kevin Oakes, CEO of the Institute for Corporate Productivity in Seattle. "But many employees alter how they take vacations ... because of concern about how their vacation may be viewed by senior management."
Vacation policies are governed by state laws, not federal. "Problems come up where the right to the vacation is not well defined in the policy," says Bruce Clarke, president of Capital Associated Industries, a nonprofit employers' association. "Sometimes the language in these policies is ambiguous. Did they earn it? Do they get to keep it when they quit?"
Some companies adopt a strict use-it-or-lose-it policy, setting a maximum amount of vacation workers can carry over. In California, that is illegal.
"Workers accrue time pro rata by law," says Kenneth Sulzer, an attorney at Seyfarth Shaw in Los Angeles. "People end up with substantial banks of vacation pay. When they leave, they are entitled to all unused vacation at their current pay rate. Some of our clients are making people take time off as a way of reducing this big collective vacation bank. That's one way the recession is impacting employees' vacations."
Whatever a company's policies or practices, Casto, rested and relaxed after his Florida vacation, remains an enthusiastic convert to the idea that all employees should take their vacation. He says, "Even those of us who are big workaholics still need that time to regroup and recharge, to get back to being very productive."