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Stanhope Fonterra factory not working to capacity, but still making moneyBy Geoff Adams
Fonterra's recently upgraded Stanhope cheesemaking facility is not working to capacity but is still generating income for the company, Fonterra managing director Rene Dedoncker says.
The company has ploughed millions of dollars into upgrading the plant, but has not been able to run it at full capacity with milk volumes falling in northern Victoria and the rest of the state.
Fonterra has been transferring milk to the factory to keep it running at optimum level.
Mr Dedoncker said the factory was playing a part in Fonterra's successful cheese business in the consumer and food service sectors.
''We are the largest cheese player in the country and we have the number one brands,'' he said.
''That business has had its best year ever. Our branded products are doing very well and have had the best year ever.''
Mr Dedoncker recently concluded a tour of the major milk regions in Australia and has been talking to suppliers about price forecasts and the company's position.
Suppliers have been assured that Fonterra is funding higher milk prices out of its operations, not propping them up from any other place in the balance sheet.
''I can look any farmer in the eye and say: we can afford this,'' Mr Dedoncker said.
''Does it have the potential to be better? It does. But do we need to see certain things play out? Certainly. But it's too early to predict what it could be.
''But the price we have put out there is one that has been earned and we are confident in paying.''
Fonterra reviews its prices every two months.
Asked about differential pricing in different regions, Mr Dedoncker said he had been making the offers ''crystal clear''.
In northern Victoria, pricing was around a minimum volume and a higher quality standard.
''The $6.80 farm gate milk price is available to everybody, if you can meet the higher standards you can make a choice.
''In other regions we have a variety of different options.
''In Gippsland there is premium for A2 conversion, in Tasmania there is an opportunity for growth, and in western Victoria we have agreements for servicing our Woolworths contracts.
''The special offers are not for everyone, but we have been clear to suppliers about what they are.''
Fonterra announced earlier this year it would be closing its Dennington plant in western Victoria, which raised some questions about the future of other factories.
However, Mr Dedoncker said the Stanhope and Dennington plants were very different.
''Dennington is a much older asset and focused more on commodity powders.
''At Stanhope we have a plant which is probably the most modern cheese plant in the Southern Hemisphere.
''At Stanhope, the agility we have built in, has really come to the fore. Granted, it's not running to capacity but we have enormous flexibility.''


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Automate 12 - Should I Upgrade?
josh.ishak replied to DarrenWhite99's topic in General DiscussionsHow long have you been using CWA12? Since release to Pilot What problems if any were encountered DURING the upgrade. How was it resolved? (Or is it still an issue?) None on a single server. I attempted on a tri-split and the installer tried to require Web service components on the Automation server, even though it recognized that the server was Automation-only. Issues was raised with support, recently elevated to a KI (I can't find it on the KI board now, but it's under 9643524/9576254). Needed to install the IIS roles required for CWA on the Automation server (not necessarily migrate services back to the Automation server) to work around it. What problems if any were encountered POST upgrade. How was is resolved? (Or is it still an issue?) If you don't run Solution Center updates after the upgrade, you're going to have issues with a handful of plugins. Remeber that you also need to update the Report Center to get it working in the right-click menu, AND you need to update all of your reports inside of the RC, as a large majority of them have changed for version 12. What is your feedback on the changes? What do you like best/worst? Definitely faster than 11. I quite enjoy the UI changes, despite still fumbling around them like I don't know what I'm doing anymore. That said, I spend most of my time in the database rather than the UI, and our use case is different than most. What feedback did you get from your other users/techs? "This patch goes a lot more smoothly than many of the past upgrades..." "This is a lot more intuitive than the old UI"
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MYSQL Upgrade from 5.5 to 5.6
josh.ishak replied to kylebryan's topic in General DiscussionsLabTech used to have documentation up for moving from the 32-bit MySQL built in to LT10 and previous to 64-bit MySQL. This is essentially the same process, but they've found that, as of late, partners doing it on their own and encountering issues has been taking a huge toll on the Support team. They've since taken down the documentation and forced partners to contract the Consulting Services team to make sure it's done right. That said, there are some other consulting teams out there that are very familiar with LabTech and this process. It's something my team does for every one of our partners. I recommend that you go a little bit of "window shopping" for LT consulting teams - they all offer a wide variety of services (some offer one-off items, other require ongoing engagements).
You may want to reach out to support. I'm not sure what would cause the table to just disappear. You wouldn't happen to have upgraded to 10.5 immediately before this taking place, would you have?
It's actually the Database Agent service (LTAgent) that you're thinking of...The redirector service just negotiates the tunnels and redirectors (except for ScreenConnect). Check your LTAErrors (DB Agent Log) and LTASQLErrors (Log of all failed SQL queries) logs in Program Files\LabTech\Logs and your [servername].err log in your MySQL Database directory. Might give you a better idea of what's going on.
Agent specs
josh.ishak replied to collinsit's topic in General DiscussionsIt's also very dependent on the system itself. If there's win7x86 box that's missing a specific kb aritcle, any patching action that LT takes, including scanning the list of patches installed, will cause a huge spike in ram and cpu (usually 40-60% cpu and 1.4ish GB of RAM). I'd try what kyelnick suggested, but also take those results with a grain of salt as a fresh machine is very different from one in production already.
Microsoft SQL and possible new LabTech server
josh.ishak replied to sbarber's topic in General DiscussionsRight now, there's no way to cut over to a MS SQL database. Based on current demand, LabTech has not felt that the effort put in to rewriting the application to work with MS SQL will be worth the return. You're right in saying that migrating the new database over to another server will just bring the mess over. To avoid doing this, you can install the LabTech server app on another server, migrate that Clients, Locations, Computers, Passwords, and Probes tables to the fresh DB, then cut over DNS to send the LabTech traffic to the new server. Some gotchas to note about this method: -You'll see errors when you try to import your locations and clients tables. Before you try to import, delete Client ID 1, Locations IDs 1 & 2 from the SQL script that Yog generates when you do the export. I generally get rid of Agent ID 1 in the computers SQL script as well, so that the LT server can continue to check in as Agent ID 1. -You ABSOLUTELY HAVE TO set the new server's "System Password" to the same as the old server. Otherwise your agents will be denied connection and will have to resignup. This'll create more of a mess than it's worth. -This will not bring over any Extra Data Field information, so all agents will have to (re)perform onboarding. To get this far, you'll have to redo your location service plans configurations as well. -This won't bring any scripts, groups, searches, or anything over, so now is a great time to audit everything you have in place. LabTech will only provide a migration key for about 20? days. They do not extend it, so get as much prep work in as you can before applying for that key.
Are you sure it's LabTech that's sending you emails and not your PSA sending you emails about LabTech tickets? I'd go into the Dashboard / Config / System tab and make sure the Mail Setup segment is fully and correctly filled out.
So that grabs the email address of the tech that kicked it off the script. To use that, you use the script step "send email" and place the variable in the to field of the email.
Internal Search Timed Out - Ticket
josh.ishak replied to a topic in General DiscussionsTo find out which search it is, you can run this query in your MySQL toolkit software (probably Yog) Select * from sensorchecks where sensid = '100'
Am I doing something silly?
josh.ishak replied to BellsAndErrors's topic in General DiscussionsTo approach the reaction first, LabTech generally executes under the System account, so if you're trying to have it launch a program, make sure the script you have runs with an IF user logged on so that it can pull the session, then go from there. As far as detecting machines that are not running lync, I would do a monitor like the following: Table to check: Processes Field to check: ComputerID Check Condition: Greater Than Result: 0 Identity Field: ComputerID Additional Condition: `ComputerID` not in (select `ComputerID` from processes where processes.`name` like '%Lync%') Obviously, you'll probably want to put other qualifiers in there somehow, because not every computer in the wild will have Lync installed, right? Maybe make a group populated by machines with Lync installed using an Auto-Join Search that looks at Related - Software Installed - Name. While this is a pretty decent proof of concept including more than just an internal monitor, it should be noted that if you're monitoring a critical process, you should be using a remote monitor, as those run right on the agent machine and don't require you update process inventory (which is 2 hours if it's the default). edit: added wildcards to sql statement...need more coffee.
enabling onboarding
josh.ishak replied to BadDesign's topic in General DiscussionsIf you're trying to drive this externally, then you'll have to use SQL to kick off an insert of the client script into scheduledscripts with all of the paramters. If you want to know what that query would be, turn on SQLSpy and kick off the script manually, take note of what the LT server does, and copy that. Either that, or figure out that IDs of the Extra Data Fields you'll need to insert and insert them into the ExtraFieldData. You'll need to set the Location Password, Enable Onboarding, Server Service Plan, Workstation Service Plan, and all of the Patching information (not necessary, but will become so).
Hello, The DR does not stand for removable device. there's a \DRX\ entry on every instance of the event, whether it's on a Hard Disk or Removable Storage --- this leads me to believe it's a location on the drive of some sort. The picture attached shows a machine one of my partners has with a bad block on its boot disk. Point is, it's HardDisk0\DR\0, and your edit would ignore that alert.
nc - windows appinit dll defined Monitor
josh.ishak replied to Omnis's topic in General DiscussionsIf it's labeled NC, then someone accidentally applied it to a group it should not have been - the NC monitors out of box really only apply to the NC group. The monitors that are identical to this, but are on the 24x7/8x5 groups are labeled REG - X. The group of Reg monitors that LT provides check to make sure that their respective keys are empty --- I believe they're areas where viruses commonly hide out to execute, so LT gives us a way to detect this. If you look into the Additional Conditions of the monitors, there's actually a couple of exclusions that the stock monitor makes. I'd recommend copying their format and create exclusions there for Sophos.
Migrating Server to Cloud
josh.ishak replied to trnetwork's topic in General DiscussionsThe biggest ones you'll need are: Client Locations Computers Computerconfig (I've had trouble in the past having not brought this over - it may not be relevant anymore though) Probeconfig (to keep your probes intact) Passwords (so you don't have to re-enter all of these) It's been a while since I've done one of these, so I'm a little fuzzy on whether or not there were any others. Martyn would know, he and I reviewed this recently. Some things to note: -You'll need to set your service plans on your locations again ---- this will not come across since you're not bringing over the Extra Data Field information. -All agents will need to be onboarded again, so make sure you make any edits to the role detection scripts and the product key scripts so that they don't blow up your newly cleaned db with tickets. -You can bring groups over by pulling from the Mastegroups table, but I don't recommend that --- rebuild your groups manually so you can thresh out stuff you don't use anymore. Every time I've done this style of migration, it was meant to really audit every piece of automation I had made over the years.
There's not really a good way to do this. I've resorted to making two monitors - one stock one that only applies to servers, and one copy for workstations that has the add'l condition of Eventlogs.message like '%harddisk0%' This isn't the greatest solution - it only looks at the HDD that windows mounts as the boot drive. If you have any other hard disks, it won't trigger an alert on events for those extra drives. Right now, most of my partners don't have any PCs in the wild with more than one drive, so it suffices for them.

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Across the range of Sub-Saharan African nations, if this reader were to receive a government job it is quite likely it would be expected that you hire the boss´ relatives and the ruling parties peons, with the understanding a promotion would come your way sooner.
We in the West see this as stifling corruption to be found in various stages and in differing government institutions, which persists and occasionally becomes news, resulting in the momentary halting of European aid taps before they turn a blind eye.
Most Westerners have missed out on this simply from not having an ear to the continent's inhabitants, instead viewing corrupt acts as they were becoming in Western societies — rare and harmful aberrations from the government´s duty, and not as representative of another norm.
After the construction of limited African bureaucracies in the 1930s and 50s, a second wave of Westernization came with neoliberal economic policies and multiparty reform implemented throughout the 1980s and 90s.
Rulers that had taken over at independence or won out in military coups were forced to face opposition using popular anger at the harsh policies instructed from New York and DC and without the same array of vote-rigging tools.
While new leaders largely had the same tendencies as their predecessors, enriching themselves and empowering the loyal, the forced divorces of economies from the state have made it slightly more difficult to cut pork barrel deals, though not always increasing the efficiency of the slashed-back civil service.
Nonetheless, Africa prospers, benefitted by stability, urbanity, education and still-latent the resource potential.
Some point to painful reforms, others to a new generation of urban entrepreneurs and others still point to the Chinese — a Tanzanian friend of mine discussing the quality or lack thereof in new paved roads near his village called them "our friends from the East."
The question thus remains: what is happening to the close-knit ties that make this clientelistic system so attractive?
The truth is, it remains obscure as ever.
Some claim Chinese non-interventionism will encourage the worst offenders of human rights, but the fact of the matter remains that systemic government institution is not a long-term strategy that brings nationwide growth without an expansion of who sits at the table to eat the state´s resources.
Thus while clientelistic and ethnic politics may be popular and the simplest methodology, it inherently alienates much of the population that does not do as well under centralized sectarian rule.
For the Sinophiles unconvinced by numerous high-level calls to learn from, but not copy the Chinese model there has been a concerted cleanup effort within China´s single party, the Chinese Communist Party. Thus, though not directly responsible to an electorate, the CCP´s leadership is attempting to remain responsible to itself.
While there is a need for recognition of the hospitality and kinship that represent admirable facets of this system, there are also huge benefits of a civic mind that links the family unit to national spirit, deemphasizing ethnic distinctions.
National boundaries will remain the strongest divide for more than a few decades and it is neither practical nor wholesome to govern by tribe.
Africans need not only follow Western or Chinese models, and would likely benefit from continuing to domestically develop modern, cosmopolitan identities using whatever local or foreign ideas they so choose.


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Former Love Island star Paul Danan has been tipped for Celebs Go Dating.
The recent Celebrity Big Brother housemate and Hollyoaks actor is reportedly being lined up for the next series.
Although a fifth season of the hit E4 programme hasn't been officially confirmed yet, Paul is said to be hoping to find love on the show.
"Paul is reality TV gold and is of course no stranger to trying to find love in front of the nation," a source said.
They told The Sun newspaper: "He's been single for a while now and is really open to finding 'the one'. His dream girl would be someone like fellow former Hollyoaks star Emma Rigby.
"The next series of the show is going to bigger and better than ever and bosses know Paul would be a real hit with the viewers…and the ladies!"
The latest season of the E4 celebrity dating show concluded in February and was the most watched yet.
Those on the Celeb Go Dating cast last time included Love Island's Muggy Mike, singer Tallia Storm and her ex Seb Morris. They were joined by Hollywood's Jonathan Lipnicki, Olympian Jade Jones, comedian London Hughes and TOWIE's Gemma Collins.
Completing the line up were Made In Chelsea's Sam Thompson and Ollie Locke.
Assuming there is a new series, there will be some changes after Eden Blackman left the show. He leaves Nadia Essex as the sole dating agent, alongside receptionist Tom Read Wilson.
Celebs Go Dating airs on E4.


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In a well protected case across from Maples Pavilion the famous Stanford Axe is housed during the school year. This icon, symbol of the rivalry between all Stanford teams and those of UC Berkeley or "Cal" as it's called, is proudly displayed. Whichever team wins the "big game" in November, the football match between Stanford and Cal, is allowed to keep the Axe. It has been the object of many pranks and lots of hoopla over the years.
Today, Stanford plays Cal in women's basketball. Our beloved team, who just two days ago stopped UConn's streak, will face the Lady Bears on their basketball court. As an away game this is not part of our season's ticket package. However, my husband has entreated me to cross the bridge and cheer for our women.
Seeing the Axe has made me muse on the value of rivalry. It appears that a healthy rivalry is useful in promoting excellence in a team. Wanting to win against a special opponent can provoke great effort. I've noticed that motivation isn't just a red herring in sports. Focus and desire to win along with considerable effort and practice can be a winning combination. I think this desire was a big part of our win against UConn. Cal's women aren't ranked but have traditionally been a sporting team. I look forward to this game today and seeing our women face their first Pac10 opponent.
Go Cardinal, beat CAL!


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Just Another Christmas Tag.
Hey guys, I saw this tag on Anthony's page and I thought it would be great to do this in the spirit of Christmas. You should definitely check out his blog – his graphics are amazing!
1. What is your favorite Christmas film?
Call me old-fashioned, Mr. Grinch.
2. Have you ever had a White Christmas?
It used to always be White Christmas :') I don't understand how there are climate change denier (sorry for being political there)
3. Where do you usually spend your holiday?
At home, watching movie marathons. Unfortunately, not this year
4. What is your favorite Christmas song?
And I also have a guilty pleasure in Last Christmas.
5. Do you open any presents on Christmas Eve?
ALWAYS Christmas morning 🙂
6. Can you name all of Santa's reindeer?
Ummm, Rudolph, Prancer, uhhh…
7. What holiday traditions are you looking forward to most this year?
I always love going on movie marathons. Haha, no I always love going on movie marathons.
8. Is your Christmas tree real or fake?
Fake. I think I once had a real tree. It was was a nice air freshener, because I loved the smell of pine. But fake trees are so much easier to maintain and economically more feasible.
9. What is your all-time favorite holiday food/sweet treat?
I love cheesecake. Cheesecake all year-round.
10. Be honest: do you like giving gifts or receiving gifts better?
11. What is the best Christmas gift you've ever received?
I fell in love with the Boze headphones I got last year. Still loving it 😉
12. What would be your dream place to visit for the holiday season?
I would love to go to Colorado and go skiing. Skating, skiing, hot springs, I would love to have a winter jam-packed with awesome activities. Plus, the view is absolutely beautiful.
13. Are you a pro-present wrapper, or do you fail miserably?
I suck. I think my friends can vouch for that. Sorry, Amy 😛
14. Most memorable Holiday moment?
I love gathering around the Christmas tree and opening presents.
15. What made you realize the truth about Santa?
I think I was always a skeptical child. I never really believed Santa, haha, I didn't tell my parents though. Does that earn me a lump of coal?
16. Do you make New Years resolutions? Do you stick to them?
I LOVE making lists, but I never really stick to them. Be prepared for a New Years resolutions post!!
17. What makes the holidays special for you?
I think this concludes the end of Blogmas for me. Feel free to do the tag, and Merry Christmas!!


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Idle Disney Threats, Guess-timates, a Breakfast Bluff, and the Entertainment Tonight Tractor-Beam.
Here's what's been additionally on my mind, while my brain was auto-pilot Olympic blogging…
Isn't it unfortunate that anyone who is within eyeshot of another human being simply cannot run anywhere, at any speed, without one of those human beings yelling, "Run Forrest, Run!" at them? You know you do it too, or at least think it, every time.
Also from the Forrest Gump world, you know that crap about, "Life is like a box of chocolates – you never know what you're going to get"? Well, unless you haven't eaten a box of chocolates since 1805, all you have to do is just look at the insert map included with the chocolates to see exactly what you're going to get. Come on, idiots. By the way, orange or strawberry crème filled chocolates are the best. Also, white chocolate.
Ever accidentally started watching Entertainment Tonight while flipping channels, and tried to change the channel? It's nearly impossible. The segues into the next segments are always so enthralling and dramatic… I know I don't care about what's shocking revelation will unfold on The Bachelor, Kate Gosselin's new haircut, who's pregnant, who broke up, or how much weight somebody lost/gained, but I… just… can't… look away…
When did the word estimate officially get merged into the word guess-timate? Did we give up on arriving at educated assumptions based on minimal available data? Did I miss the memo that says we're all just taking wild stabs in the dark now? When was the last time you heard anyone say estimate? Somewhere, a generations worth of math teachers collectively said, "That's it, we give up! It's bad enough they don't understand the numbers… now the letters too!?!?" Heh heh, I hate you too, Mr. Treadgold.
If you're a homosexual and you're not well-dressed, overly polite, and really good friends with women, it must be tough to find a niche in society, wouldn't you say? All I'm saying is, you just don't see or hear of many slobby-looking, potty-mouthed, jackassy, gay men, do you?
It's insane for liquor stores to advertise as having "The Coldest Beer In Town", isn't it? Everyone's got the same fridges, and they're all set not to freeze the liquids they're trying to sell. Unless you have a cryogenic freezer built into the dashboard of your car, whatever beer you buy will, inevitably, get warm in the car on the way home. And when you get home, you put it in your fridge anyway, where it re-adapts to that fridge's refrigeration settings. Stop lying to us.
"Continental Breakfasts" are one of the biggest charades going. Err, excuse me Best Western, let me get this straight – you're telling me the whole world eats serve-yourself cold cereal for breakfast? Can you just put up a sign that says "Free 'we're-too-cheap-and-lazy-to-serve-you-an-actual' Breakfast" instead? You're lucky I still like Rice Krispies…
Is anyone else no longer afraid of the Disney Vault threat? You know, the commercial that advertises a classic Disney movie being re-released on DVD for a limited time, until it's threatened to be locked back in the Disney Vault FOREVER… that is, until it's re-re-leased on HD-DVD, or Blu-ray, Laser-Disc, or whatever other money making scheme the fine folks at Disney are up to, instead of making an entirely new movie? Somewhere, someone way too old to be watching Disney movies has around 7 formats of Aladdin, The Lion King, and the Little Mermaid… all still wrapped in the packaging, for fear of decreasing the value of their "collector's item". They also live alone, and own way too many cats.
Serenity Now!!


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As promised, here're the slides from Tuesday's lesson as PDF files.
Just Click to down load (You need BOTH parts):
As promised, here're the slides from Tuesday's lesson as PDF files.
Just Click to down load (You need BOTH parts):
PS: Can you PLEASE include your name or initials in the filename of anything you send me… I've already overwritten one essay this morning because they had the same filename… #itstheweethings…
Hi folks,
I'm working through essays at the moment and am going to be hovering over my inbox for the rest of the day and tomorrow. Have a question? Send it to me…
In addition, you need to send me a copy of your product if at all possible. I recommend you use www.wetransfer.com. You can send a file that's up to 2GB for free.
I'm stuck at home again today but will be back tomorrow. Keep working on assignment reports.
As well as the example I printed out for you, there are some more on the SQA Understanding Standards website. These are worth looking at as you can also see the markers' comments and grades. You can find it by clicking here:
In addition, keep using appropriate Media terminology (from the Spielberg handout) and refer to your Assignment Workbook (Hitchcock cover) for headings and pointers/hints/tips.
I'm just at the end of an email or a comment on the blog. scottishteacher [at] me [dot] com if you need it. I'll be back in tomorrow.
Hi everyone… finally managed to sit down with an internet connection!
Here's part one of the Narrative slides. Remember, you have a rundown of what Narrative means in the Key Aspects Booklet (with Spielberg on the cover)…
Also, at the bottom of this post, you'll find the Word Version of the Assignment Handbook. I'd recommend downloading it and having a skim through it. We'll go through the important parts in class next week so don't feel too intimidated by it. (Yes, it does represent a massive amount of work, but if you keep on top of it, it's very do-able!)
We discussed in class a few films that I wasn't sure whether you had seen or not… and it's a sign of my age that there are many that I know and love that you haven't heard of! Just tell me… however, the ones I was mentioning in particular with regards Narrative, include The Usual Suspects, E.T. – The Extra-Terrestial, and Jaws. Unusually, I'm not going to link to them because (and especially The Usual Suspects), the real joy is in seeing it without knowing what is going to happen. yes, you can look up the plot, but don't… you'll only get one chance to see it for the first time and it is worth it!
Obviously, I'm interested in hearing which films you have seen and rate as well… I'm always keen for suggestions and many of my favourite films have been recommendations or suggestions from pupils so, go for it!
More to come over the weekend, but for now, here's the Assignment Booklet. We'll go through it in class as soon as I get the hard copies. 🙂
I'm not in today for health reasons. Here're the slides I referenced yesterday:
As mentioned, remember things like:
And also, check the Understanding Standards site (Click Image for Link):
I'll see you tomorrow!
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Applications are invited for Junior Research Fellow at DPSRU | M.Pharm, B.Pharm
Delhi Pharmaceutical Sciences and Research University (DPSRU), is the first Pharmacy University of India, established by an Act 7 of 2008 of State Legislature of Delhi as a State University vide Notification No. F. 2(412)/2008/SB/Vol. II/71 dated 21.01.2010 and is empowered to award degrees as specified by the UGC under section 22 of the UGC Act 1956 through its own departments and constituent colleges in regular mode vide notification No. F.9-19/2015/(CPP-I/PU) dated 22nd September 2015. Delhi Government legislation on 17th October, 2008 (Delhi Act 07 of 2008) and made functional from by notification on 24th July, 2015. The University is situated in the University campus besides the old block.
Applications are invited from Indian citizens in the given format for interview for one post of Junior Research Fellow (JRF) in the School of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Delhi Pharmaceutical Sciences and Research University, Delhi under Industry sponsored research project.
Title of the Project : Development of Formulations for Chronic Kidney Diseases.
Name of the Sponsoring Agency : Industry
Duration of Post : Two years
Essential Qualifications :
First Class B.Pharm. and M.Pharm. in Pharmaceutics / Pharmaceutical Analysis / Pharmaceutical Chemistry / Pharmacology
Salary : (20,000/- + 10% HRA) per month
How to apply
Interested candidates may send their application through post as completely filled Annexure-I along with forwarding letter and CV The post may be sent as "Application for JRF under Industry Sponsored Project" to Dr. Geeta Aggarwal, Assistant Registrar Delhi Pharmaceutical Sciences and Research University(DPSRU), Pushp Vihar 3, MB Road, Delhi-110017.
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Shortlisted candidates will be intimated through e-mail for interview. Candidates are advised to check their emails regularly.
Institute right : The Institute reserves the right to cancel the recruitment without assigning any reason.
Last date of submitting Applications : February 15th, 2019
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Dear Colleague,
I am writing you to call your attention to a planned symposia entitled "Developing Inorganic Curriculum at the Undergraduate Level" at upcoming the 247th National Meeting of the American Chemical Society in Dallas, TX March 16-20 2014 .
This symposium will provide a forum for inorganic chemistry educators to share their experiences with design of curriculum and utilization of pedagogical techniques for inorganic chemistry courses offered at the undergraduate level. The symposium seeks to showcase individual or departmental efforts to address not only the needs of undergraduate majors enrolled in upper level advanced inorganic courses, but also the early incorporation of inorganic chemistry topics within the introductory level chemistry courses and laboratory. Papers that address the challenges of inorganic course design, pedagogical methods in the classroom or laboratory development would be appropriate presentations for this symposium
If you are interested, I would encourage you to submit an abstract at abstracts.acs.org before the October 21 deadline. I would also ask you to please share this message with others who may be interested.
Kind Regards,
R. Bryan Sears, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Chemistry
Emmanuel College
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Boston, MA 02115
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CT Technologist Per Diem
Job Description
Location: Sharon Regional Hospital
Posted Date: 7/29/2020
Performs computed tomography procedures, producing images for the interpretation by or at the request of a licensed practitioner. Exercises professional judgement in performance of services and maintains a demeanor complimentary to medical ethics. Provides appropriate patient care and recognizes patient conditions essential for successful completion of the procedure.
ARRT, graduate of accredited Radiography program, BLS, CT certification - ARRT or NMTCB preferred.
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Solid Wedge Tip.
Pendulum 2
Speed: 6
Traction: 5
Armour: 6
Weapon: 12 (Pneumatic Axe)
Torque: 1
Dreadnought MK4
Speed: 7
Traction: 6
Torque: 3
Weapon: 3 (Front-Hinged Pneumatic Flipper)
Armour: 11
Now he's the King of the Swingers, the robot VIP; he's next to fight, only got tonight, and that's what's bothering me! Pendulum is pretty mobile and has a strong-looking axe and wedge setup, so I'll have to be careful not to get spiked. I've still got the stronger drivetrain however — especially with regard to my torque/acceleration and manoeuvrability – as well as sufficient armour to resist the axe for the most part. Combined with my flipper, his poor armour, and his wedges likely being chassis-based as opposed to hinged, that puts me in a good position to keep him on his back and stopped from self-righting and bringing the axe into play.
So here; the usual strategic aggression will work, but at the same time constantly paying attention to his axe radius. Move out quickly, aim for the sides/corners, force my way under, flip, and get shoving. Mix it up as needed; feint attacks toward his front corners and reverse the moment I get into the hammer's radius, or ram but don't flip immediately; drive under, go out the other end to bait him into swinging, then turn around, get under and flip whilst he retracts. Keep it varied, only flip when I'm definitely underneath, and don't let him land any blows!
Attack aggressively! Keep underneath and him on his back as much as possible to stop him using the axe, copy his movements if he tries driving off, pursue him if he runs away and cut off any potential escape routes, and keep him herded near the walls/hazards to limit his movement. Force him into the Hammers/Sickles or into the walls to cause damage and wear down the clock, actively interfere with any attempts to self-right/retract his axe and predominantly go for a knockout by either flipping him out the arena, or by getting him to waste all his gas self-righting.
Defence is mostly the aggressive kind, but protecting my flipper mechanisms will also be very important. Keep it closed when I'm not underneath, only fire when I definitely am, and approach away from it whenever I have the opportunity. Keep a good berth from the hazards when not using them myself, actively take the fight to him constantly, and keep my approaches varied and unpredictable tto either avoid or bait him into drawing his attacks. Conserve as much gas for OOTA attempts as I can!
Good luck!
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TERRY GILLIAM is speaking out against the MeToo movement, saying that in Hollywood, "mob rule takes over; the mob is out there, they are carrying their torches and they are going to burn down Frankenstein's castle."
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A DOG NAMED HAVOC lived up to his name after escaping from his crate and tearing around the tarmac of Pearson International Airport for an hour.
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THE ROLLING STONES' 10 BEST SONGS, according to... NME.
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DANNY BOYLE confirmed that he is directing James Bond 25, while also revealing that the plan is to start shooting at the end of the year. With a script by Richard Curtis?
AVA DuVERNAY will direct New Gods at Warner Bros. as part of the studio's DC Extended Universe.
MATT DAMON, contra some reports, is not moving the family to Australia.
CATE BLANCHETT and SANDRA BULLOCK swear by "penis facials. "
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ANDERSON COOPER has split from his longtime boyfriend Ben Maisani.
JESSICA ALBA's reinvention is the cover of Redbook.
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AN UNUSUAL SNAKE REMOVAL required jackhammers.
IS THAT A BAG FULL OF FINCHES, or are you just... oh.
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BEWARE THE IDES OF MARCH: The friendly stranger in the black sedan.
BLACK REBEL MOTORCYCLE CLUB stopped by the World Cafe.
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THE BREEDERS' Kelley Deal talks to Weekend Edition about the band's return.
CLAUDIA FONTAINE, a Zelig-like figure in the 1980s, backing up performances by Elvis Costello, the Jam and the Specials. has died at age 57.
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KT TUNSTALL is to become the first woman to lead the annual Tartan Day parade through New York.
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GARY BURDEN, the Grammy Award-winning artist who designed the covers of classic albums like Neil Young's After The Gold Rush, the Doors' Morrison Hotel, Joni Mitchell's Blue, Crosby Stills Nash & Young's Déjà Vu, and more, has died. He was 84.
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Open House Sunday May 10, 12-2 Town Home Muirfiled CT
Conveniently located off Providence Rd just south of the West Chester Pike (Rt3) in Edgmont Township PA, Runnymeade Farms remains one of the most popular housing choices in the region. Encompassing everything from small condominiums up to large single family homes all in a community with its own tennis courts, swimming pool, and plenty of open land, there is something to be found for most anyone.
Runnymeade Farms actually has several separate sections. Single family homes are found in the original Runnymeade Farms, The Ridge, Canter Village, The Reserve at Springton Pointe, and Springton Woods. Pritchard Place is largely traditional condominiums. The Clusters and a few units within Prichard Place are town-home construction. All the various areas have access to the shared pool and tennis facilities.
The community covers a huge price range. Starting at the lower end, Pritchard Place is primarily composed of 2 bedroom 2 bath condos although there are also some one bedroom units and some town-home designs. Average pricing rose from below $200,000 in 2004 to peak at $233,00 in 2006 with 13 sales. Since then prices have drifted down to $214,000 with 14 sales in 2008 and $202,000 with 2 sales year to date in 2009.
The townhomes are most commonly 3 bedroom units concentrated in The Clusters on Sawgrass Lane and Muirfield Court with some additional two bedroom units in Pritchard Place. Pricing in these units also peaked in 2006 with only 2 sales averaging $328,000. These prices have also been heading down to an average of $291,000 in 2007 (5 sales) and $265,000 in 2008 (3 sales). Due to the small volume of sales, the price drop appears more dramatic than it is due to a shift in the mix of sold properties.
The single family homes have a more varied picture. Due to the wide range of styles, settings, and sizes, it is much more difficult to make any generalizations as far as pricing. From 2004 through today, averaging pricing has ranged from a high of $616,000 in 2005 (13 sales) to an average of $490,000 (2 sales) so far in 2009, but this encompasses sales prices from well below $400,000 to well above $800,000. The pricing is very much dependent on the homes exact location within the community. Let me know if you are looking for pricing in a particular location and I can quickly provide you with some additional details.
Today, there continue to be a good selection of homes currently available. Properties now available range from 3 one bedroom condominiums priced below $200,000 to 3 three and four bedroom single family homes priced in the mid $500s. In all there are 18 properties on the market with an average asking price of $365,000 and three additional homes are currently under contract with an average list price of $324,000.
So if you are considering a move to a nice Pennsylvania country location with easy access to major highways and commuting routes and are looking for the amenities that can be found in a nicely planned community, it would be difficult to find a more all encompassing choice than Runnymeade farms. In addition, the community is just minutes from future commercial development along Route 3/ West Chester Pike in both Edgmont and Newtown Square which should afford ample local entertainment options in the future. It is also just minutes from the outdoor facilities and trails in Ridley Creek State Park. From the convenience of small one bedroom condos to the privacy and ease of living in a large single family residence, they can all be found within Runnymeade Farms. Feel free to contact me anytime for further information.
(All statistics from the TrendMLS System believed accurate but not guaranteed.)
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Last Thursday the Becket school hosted a Christmas market for our charity project "Building Hope in Bunkpurugu". As I'm sure many of you know, the Becket and feeder primary schools, have been raising money to build a school in Ghana for a small parish in Bunkpurugu. All the money raised goes straight to those young people hoping for an education, and with all your support construction is well underway and bringing the students one step closer to a school. For the people of Bunkpurugu, the school is not just a building but a hub for the whole community and a message of hope.
The evening welcomed people from all over the Trust to come together to celebrate the festive season. It was lovely to have so many pupils from our feeder schools displaying so much talent on the stage throughout the evening, and all of the performances were a real highlight for me.
It was a jam-packed night with loads of activities including Santa's grotto, a chocolate tombola, an exceptional raffle, homemade Christmas cards, a photo booth and even a human fruit machine! All of the games and stalls raised a lot of money for this amazing cause and we are so thankful. We see directly that no matter how small the donation, it makes a big difference to all their lives. We have updates straight from the lovely people in Bunkpurugu and we know they are so grateful for everyone who made the night so special. Whether that was the prizes that were donated from Becket students, the pupils and teachers giving up their valuable time to set everything up, the faith in action group who helped the evening run smoothly, our chaplaincy teams, the Lourdes 2019 group providing refreshments and our amazing chaplains, Joe and Marsha, who made all this possible and to those of you who spent money by supporting the market. We want to thank you! Without all of you, the evening wouldn't have been such a success.
If you missed out on the market and would still like to celebrate this lead up to Christmas at the Becket, or you enjoyed the night so much you want to come back to celebrate some more, then there is a perfect opportunity to get involved by attending the Advent Liturgy lead by our Sixth Form chaplaincy team on Thursday 13th December starting at 7pm in the school hall. It is a more reflective evening which welcomes everyone to encounter Jesus during the chaos of Advent.
Thanks again to everyone who supported us. We can't wait to see you all again before Christmas!


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What I Read in February
February was an okay month in terms of my reading. I only had three bails towards the end of the month. Which is considerably better than last month's bail total. Anyway, here is what I read in February (not including the bails).
I started the month with Two Serpents Rise by Max Gladstone. I love Gladstone's world building. It is the purest cyberpunk fantasy I've ever read. And a proof that New Weird ain't dead. But, I am torn on the plot. It is a good plot, but the twist requires that the protagonist be a complete moron. Which, unfortunately, makes him a pain to follow.
Empire of Cotton by Sven Beckert is exhaustive and dry.
Fox Volant of the Snowy Mountain by Jin Yong and translated by Olivia Mok needs two reviews. I love this novel so much. It is amazing. There are stories within stories. There is scheming and back stabbing. But the translation sucks. Oh my is it bad. Fox Volant needs a new English translation.
Following Fox Volant, I read China's Cosmopolitan Empire: The Tang Dynasty by Mark Edward Lewis. I love this book. It is a wonderful history of the Tang Dynasty. It is especially strong in regards to urban life and international relations.
Next up came The Wizard and the Prophet by Charles C. Mann. I must admit that I am disappointed by this book. It could have been better if shorter. Like an essay.
The Law of Superheroes by James Daily and Ryan Davidson is another disappointment. The blog is better.
Again with the disappointing nonfiction: A is for Arsenic: The Poisons of Agatha Christie by Kathryn Harkup is interesting, but the writing is dull.
Ghost on the Throne by James Romm is (thankfully) a very good history of the Wars of the Successors. Needs more Ptolemy, though.
Towards the end of the month, I realized I was missing a Miss Marple novel. So, I read The Body in the Library by Agatha Christie. I really enjoyed this novel. The plotting and characters are very well done. But I do feel that one of the red herring characters could be more developed into the story.
I ended the month with a history and a politics book (baring the three science fiction and fantasy bails).
SPQR by Mary Beard is exhaustive and exhausting.
How Democracies Die by Steven Levitsky and Daniel Ziblatt is the best book I read in February. An amazing exploration of the break down American democracy from the 1980s through the election of Donald Trump explicated through the lessons of the crumbling of democracy around the world.
That is it for February. May March be better!
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(a) the Price shall be exclusive of VAT and shall include standard packaging, delivery and installation (where applicable);
(b) no additional charges of whatever nature shall be recoverable from the Company unless the Supplier has, prior to the execution of the Purchase Order, obtained the Company's agreement in writing on such additional charges.
4.2. Price amendment shall be subject to agreement and acceptance by the Company in writing. Should the Purchase Order be issued on the basis of "price to be advised or agreed" or "estimated price", "subject to change" or any other similar description, the Purchase Order shall stipulate the agreed terms applicable in this respect. The Company may demand, before payment is made, that the price computation be substantiated by the Supplier.
4.3. No invoice shall be binding on the Company unless supported by a valid Purchase Order issued by the Company.
4.4. Payment shall be made by EFT into the account nominated in writing by the Supplier in accordance with the payment terms stated in the Vendor Application Form.
5.1. Where the Goods will be delivered by the Supplier:
(a) Ownership of and risk in and to the Goods shall pass to the Company upon the physical delivery or the installation thereof, as the case may be, at the Company's premises as set out in the Purchase Order. A Purchase Order shall not be considered fulfilled until the certificates of conformance/analysis and technical data sheets have been satisfactorily supplied with each delivery.
(b) In addition, for the passing of risk to take place, the following shall be required:
1. in respect of the delivery of the Goods, the signature of an unendorsed delivery note by the Company; and
2. in the case of the installation of the Goods, a written certification by the Company of the completion of the installation.
5.2. Where the Goods will be collected by the Company:
(a) Ownership of and risk in and to the Goods shall pass to the Company upon the physical collection thereof by the Company.
5.3. The Company shall have the right to inspect the Goods and to measure progress on the execution of the Services at all reasonable times and to reject Goods and/or Services that do not comply with the terms of the Agreement. Any inspection, checking or approval by the Company shall not relieve the Supplier from any obligation under the Agreement.
6.1. The Supplier warrants that (a) the Services will be rendered in an efficient, workmanlike, prompt, professional, hygienic and safe manner, in accordance with good industry practice and (b) the Supplier shall exercise that degree of skill, care and diligence which could reasonably and ordinarily be expected from a skilled and experienced operator complying with all applicable laws, engaged in the same or a similar type of undertaking.
6.2. The Supplier warrants that its premises, its production and packaging systems, processes, machinery, facilities, Goods, Services, ingredients and materials comply with all relevant laws and industry standards, special dietary certification (where applicable), including, without limitation, all laws relating to foodstuffs, food safety, consumer protection, occupation health and safety, and environmental laws.
6.3. The Supplier warrants that Goods shall (unless otherwise stated in the Purchase Order) be new, merchantable, of agreed quality and description, in working order, fit for their intended purpose and free from contaminants, defects in materials, workmanship and design and shall be usable and durable for a reasonable period of time.
6.4. The Supplier warrants that the Goods are not subject to any lien, hypothec, pledge, mortgage, notarial bond, judicial attachment or other encumbrance and that the Supplier is entitled to transfer ownership thereof to the Company.
6.5. The Supplier warrants that there are no circumstances, facts or reasons which are known, or ought to be known by the Supplier, which should have been disclosed to the Company and which would have influenced the Company's decision in appointing the Supplier to supply the Goods and/or Services.
The Supplier shall:
7.1. furnish the Company with copies of all relevant certification in respect of special dietary requirements e.g. vegetarian, Halaal, Kosher and shall comply with the requirements of the relevant authorities and bodies in respect of such certification.
7.2. maintain regular contact with the representatives of the Company at the sites at which it is required to provide the Services for the duration of this Agreement;
7.3. take all necessary steps to ensure that its staff do not engage in any demonstrations, or other disorderly or riotous conduct on or near the perimeter of the premises of the Company;
7.4. refrain from any conduct which may be detrimental to the image, good name and reputation of the Company;
7.5. supply the Company with any information or documentation relating to the Goods and/or Services which it requires within a reasonable time, including any reports which may be requested from time to time in the manner, format and frequency required; and
7.6. submit to the Company annually a certificate and, where applicable, a detailed scorecard produced by an accredited BEE rating agency no later than one month prior to the expiry of such certificate.
7.7. comply with all applicable laws including relevant statutes, ordinances, by-laws and regulations having any bearing on the Agreement and will obtain all necessary licenses, permits and approvals that it requires to perform its obligations and shall ensure that its employees do the same;
7.8. take all reasonable steps to ensure that Goods and/or Services are delivered timeously without any undue delay acknowledging that time is of the essence in the performance of its obligations under this Agreement.
8.1. The Supplier shall access the premises of the Company only in accordance with the Company's established access control procedures.
8.2. All work performed by the Supplier in terms of this Agreement shall be conducted in a safe and responsible manner and, where applicable, in accordance with applicable laws and the site rules implemented by the Company to ensure the safe and orderly conduct of business on its premises (the "Site Rules"). The Supplier shall ensure that its employees are fully conversant with and comply with the Site Rules prior to coming onto any of the Company's premises;
8.3. The Supplier shall cooperate with the Company, and any safety officer, and/or any other person in charge of the relevant premises and the Supplier shall implement any instructions and directives issued by such person.
8.4. The Company shall be entitled to conduct periodic audits at its discretion, to ensure compliance by the Supplier with the provisions of this clause and the Site Rules, and the Supplier shall cooperate with such audit.
The Supplier indemnifies and absolves the Company from any claims, damages, losses and any other liability (whether jointly or individually) arising from any cause whatsoever or based on any ground of liability (including liability without fault) to the extent that such liability is attributable, whether wholly or in part, to any defect or deficiency in any of the Goods/Services supplied by the Supplier or is due to the Supplier's failure to comply strictly with the provisions of this Agreement and/or applicable laws. This indemnity shall specifically apply in respect of any claims arising from unsafe, defective, contaminated, hazardous or deficient Goods/Services brought against the Company in terms of the Consumer Protection Act 68 of 2008.
10.1. The Company is committed to conducting its business ethically and to achieving and maintaining the highest standards of corporate governance. The Company requires all of its business partners, suppliers, vendors, contractors and service providers, who play an important and valued role in its continuing business success, to behave ethically and to avoid engaging in corrupt business activities. The Company's requirements are set out in its "Supplier Code of Conduct" which is available on request.
10.2. The Supplier undertakes to comply with the Company's "Supplier Code of Conduct", all applicable laws and specifically all applicable anti-bribery and corruption laws.
10.3. The Supplier shall not give or offer to give (directly or indirectly) to any person any bribe, gift, gratuity, commission or any other thing of value for obtaining favourable treatment or taking any action for the purpose of influencing any act or decision of such official or of the government to obtain or retain business, or to direct business to any person.
Save for gifts of minimal value, the Company discourages the exchange of gifts between the Parties. The prior written approval of the Company is required for the exchange of significant gifts between the Company, its employees, representatives or agents and the Supplier.
12.1. The Supplier shall at all times during the performance of its obligations in terms of these this Agreement ensure that (a) no data collected from any person during the supply of the Goods/Service is sold, disclosed, commercially exploited, or used in any way other than as expressly authorised by the Company and (b) ensure that it processes data for only the express purpose for which it was obtained.
12.2. The Supplier consents to the collection, processing and further processing of its personal information (including personal information contained in electronic communications) by the Company for the purposes of implementing this Agreement and facilitating the supply of Goods and/or Services.
13.1. The Supplier warrants that it's supply of Goods and/or Services to the Company does not infringe any intellectual property rights and hereby indemnifies and holds harmless the Company against any loss, damages or expense sustained by the Company as a consequence of any breach of this warranty.
13.2. Any and all intellectual property owned, developed or acquired by a Party prior to this Agreement coming into effect shall remain the sole and exclusive property of the Party who is the lawful proprietor thereof and any and all rights of the Parties in terms of this Agreement shall be subject to the other Party's intellectual property rights.
13.3. Any intellectual property made, created or discovered by the Supplier in the course and scope of this Agreement in connection with or relating to the business of the Company, shall be disclosed to the Company and shall belong to and be the absolute property of the Company.
The Supplier agrees to treat as strictly confidential the operations, business and affairs of the Company and not to divulge any information relating thereto to any third party, agent or employee without the prior written consent of the Company, save as is required by law.
The Supplier's production processes will be operated within a structured and documented quality management system, which will be continuously updated, kept current applied,. The Company may inspect and audit the facilities and premises of the Supplier for any purposes associated with the manufacture, distribution and/or supply of the Goods and/or Services at any time during normal business hours on reasonable notice to the Supplier to measure its implementation of the quality management system, compliance with applicable laws and/or the Agreement.
16.1. In the event of either Party breaching any of its obligations under the Agreement, and such Party failing to remedy such breach within a period of fourteen (14) days of receipt of written
notice from the aggrieved Party calling upon it to do so, the aggrieved Party shall be entitled without further notice to (a) cancel the Agreement and/or cancel the Purchase Order and (b) claim specific performance, in either event without prejudice to the aggrieved Party's rights to claim damages or to enforce any other remedy to which it may be entitled whether in terms of the Agreement or in law.
16.2. In addition the Company shall be entitled to cancel the Agreement and/ or any Purchase Order forthwith if:
(a) the Supplier is either provisionally or finally wound-up/sequestrated or seeks to make a compromise with its creditors; or
(b) the Supplier applies for deregistration or is deregistered in terms of sections 81 to 83 of the Companies Act, No. 71 of 2008 or section 26 of the Close Corporations Act 69 of 1984; or
(c) any business rescue proceedings are commenced in respect of the Supplier in terms of Chapter 6 of the Companies Act No. 71 of 2008; or
(d) the Supplier is provisionally or finally liquidated, is placed under judicial management or becomes financially distressed; or
(e) the Supplier commits a breach of the Agreement which cannot be rectified; or
(f) the Supplier is guilty of any act of fraud, bribery, corruption, intentional misrepresentation or contravention of the Company's "Supplier Code of Conduct"; or
(g) during the course of supplying the Goods and/or Services, the Supplier contravenes the provisions of any applicable law.
16.3. In the event of any legal proceedings against the Supplier, the Company shall be entitled to recover its legal costs on an attorney-and-client scale.
17.1. "Force Majeure Event" means an event that prevents or delays a Party from being able to perform an obligation other than the payment of money under this Agreement, where such an event would constitute force majeure, such as wars, insurrections, strikes, acts of God, governmental actions or controls, water restrictions or other causes beyond the control of a Party;
17.2. Should any Party be prevented by reason of Force Majeure from performing its obligations in terms hereof, then such failure shall not be regarded as a breach of its obligations in terms hereof provided that:
(a) the Party hereto subject to Force Majeure shall give prompt notice to the other Party hereto of the nature and estimated duration of the Force Majeure concerned;
(b) the Parties hereto shall cooperate and collaborate together and use all reasonable efforts to overcome the Force Majeure concerned and/or nullify its effect; and
(c) any suspension of performance within the provisions of the above shall be limited to the period during which such inability shall exist and the period of this Agreement shall be interrupted by the period of such suspension.
17.3. If the aforementioned inability substantially or permanently prevents the continued performance by either Party of its obligations in terms of this Agreement for a period exceeding fourteen (14) consecutive days, then either Party shall be entitled, by giving notice in writing, to terminate this Agreement in respect of any of its obligations still to be performed hereunder.
18.1. The Company nominates as its domicilium citandi et executandi its registered address for service upon it of all processes in connection with any claim arising from the Agreement. The Customer nominates as its domicilium citandi et executandi its address as stipulated in the Vendor Application Form for service upon it of all processes in connection with any claim arising out of the Agreement.
18.2. All notices and communications under the Agreement shall be given in English and in writing. For the purposes of the Agreement, "writing" means e-mails that have been acknowledged by the recipient or facsimiles with proof of transmission or letters sent by registered post with proof of delivery. Oral agreements, notices or instructions are not binding on either Party.
19.1. The Supplier shall not, without the prior written consent of the Company, (a) sub-contract any of its obligations or (b) cede or assign any of its rights or obligations in terms of this Agreement (including but not limited to, the right to receive payment from the Company). Notwithstanding any such consent, the Supplier shall at all times be liable for the acts or omissions of its employees, agents, sub-contractors, cessionaries, assigns or any other associated party utilised by it, as if they had been acts or omissions of the Supplier.
19.2. Any practice designed to interpose a third party or to introduce a third party in a transaction between the Company and the Supplier or any other form of "fronting" shall, in the absence of express consent from the Company, be deemed to be a deliberate misrepresentation on the part of the Supplier and shall constitute a material breach of the Agreement.
20.1. This Agreement shall be governed by the laws of the Republic of South Africa.
20.2. No failure or neglect by a Party to exercise any rights hereunder or to insist upon strict compliance with or performance of another Party's obligations under the Agreement, shall constitute a waiver of the provisions of the Agreement and a Party may at any time require strict compliance with the provisions of the Agreement.
20.3. No indulgences or extensions of time or latitude which one of the Parties may allow to the other Party shall constitute a waiver by that Party of any of its rights, and it shall not thereby be prevented from exercising any of its rights which may have arisen in the past or may arise in the future.
20.4. Each of the provisions of the Agreement shall be considered as separate terms and conditions. In the event that the Agreement is affected by any legislation or any amendment thereto, or if the provisions herein contained are by virtue of such legislation or otherwise held to be illegal, invalid or unenforceable, then any such provisions shall be ineffective only to the extent of the illegality, invalidity or unenforceability and each of the remaining provisions hereof shall remain in full force and effect as if such illegal, invalid or unenforceable provision was not a part hereof.


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Already a three-time winner this year, Iowa's own, Brett Moffitt, passed Johnny Sauter for the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series race win at Michigan International Speedway, crossing the finish line ahead of Sauter by .025 of a second.
"Yeah, we were running wide open there in the whole last stint there, once me and Johnny (Sauter) got out front," Moffitt said. "I knew his truck was really fast, so, I was just making sure if I was going to pass him, don't give him enough time to get by or back by, and I was able to time it right and side draft him to the line, get off of him and pull away by a fender."
The first stage of the race featured a 20 lap segment which was caution free. It saw race leaders, John Hunter Nemechek, Noah Gragson, Todd Gilliland and Stewart Friesen battle for the stage win. Ultimately, the No. 52 of Friesen, ended up winning the first stage.
Stage 2 began on Lap 26, but the race was slowed for the first incident of the day when Matt Mills' No. 54 truck snapped lose in the middle of Turn 1 and 2 and back into the wall.
Another incident came with five to go, as Justin Fontaine had an accident coming out of Turn 2.
With this incident, it turned into a one-lap dash for the finish of Stage 2. For what would set the tone and a foreshadowing for what would come, Playoff bubble driver, Grant Enfinger, just barely fended off teammate Myatt Snider at the conclusion of Stage 2.
The final stage began with 54 to go. Matt Crafton took the lead on the restart and held on until Gragson passed him with 37 to go. Just seven laps later, race leaders started to pit and make their final green flag pit stops at the moment.
Sauter and Friesen battled for the race lead and Sauter took the lead with 24 to go, as Friesen pit from the second position. A late race caution came out two laps later, as Snider spun on the frontstretch. Under the caution, Friesen was penalized for improper fueling and was sent to the back.
The final restart came with 17 to go, as Kyle Busch Motorsports teammates, Noah Gragson and Todd Gilliland, raced out front for the lead. While these two were battling for the lead and potential race win, Sauter made a three-wide pass and took the lead with 13 to go.
As the race wound down, Moffitt began to catch Sauter. Nemechek and Gragson started to come into play and tried to catch the leaders. On the last lap before the final turns, Moffitt laid back to Nemechek and got a run underneath Sauter and passed him at the finish line.
"Normally, the top momentum is better," Moffitt said. "I'd been running behind them, lap after lap and I wasn't able to get to his (Sauter's) quarter, but laying off of him in (Turn) 1 there, gave me a good enough run where I could actually get to his quarter and side draft him, and it was just a race to the line."
With this win, Moffitt now has four wins in the 2018 NASCAR Camping World Truck Series season.
Points leader, Johnny Sauter, came up one spot short and was pretty disappointed in himself.
"Yeah, I just screwed up," Sauter said. "I should have ran the bottom, you know? You know, I kept watching him in the mirror and keep momentum by running the top, and you know, I felt like that was the preferred deal and obviously, I screwed up and so he (Moffitt) got a better run down the back straightaway than I thought he did. Just apologize to all the employees at GMS Racing and it would have been cool to get a Chevrolet win here in Detroit, but our ISM Connect Chevy was off all weekend and we rallied and had a great truck there to the middle and late stages of the race. I blew it."
John Hunter Nemechek, Noah Gragson and Todd Gilliland rounded out the top five finishers in the Corrigan Oil 200. Sauter leads the series with a 56-point lead over Gragson.
There were five cautions for 22 laps, along with nine leaders among 22 lead changes. Moffitt led twice for five laps and gained five playoff points.
The NASCAR Camping World Truck Series heads to Bristol Motor Speedway for a midweek event on Thursday night. This will be the final stop before the Playoffs begin in Canada and the site where the regular season champion will be crowned.
The views and opinions expressed in this article are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of SpeedwayMedia.com.


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Scolded By Another Mom
By ken on Saturday, April 9th, 2011 | No Comments
Well, the goofy dilemmas that I have heard about regarding Mom's of other kids has begun! My friends' wives have told me stories about things like this and now I have been a part of it! LOL Emma had a birthday party recently exclusively for her friends--her family party is seperate. When we were planning the party we wondered if we should invite the whole class or not. We decided to let Emma decide. Emma picked out the friends--all girls--who she wanted to come to the party. She left out a couple girls and we asked her if she was sure about it since she often played with one of them. She did, ...Read more [.....]
Teddy Bear Party! Full-Time Kindergarten?
By ken on Wednesday, February 16th, 2011 | No Comments
Emma's preschool has a Teddy Bear/Pajama party every year and this year turned out really nice! Melissa helped out with the preparation at the school and there was lots of singing, crafts, dancing and playing! Emma brought her favorite bear--Purple and wore her favorite Princess pajamas. There was even a room where the Dads danced along with the kids as they sang one of their songs. At the end of the night everyone went into the gym where there were snacks and desserts... After eating the kids ran all over the place chasing each other and burning off all that sugar. It was a very nice day! This ...Read more [.....]
First Experience With Bullying?
By ken on Tuesday, February 8th, 2011 | No Comments
I can remember the kids who used to bully me around like it was yesterday. Of course, after we all grew up(the bullies all seemed to stop growing around 8th grade, ha!) and I became a police officer the tables turned for good. Anyway, today, like most days, Emma kept asking when we were going to leave for school--did this for 2 hours. When we finally went, she was very excited. As usual she washed her hands and kissed me goodbye and then ran over to the board where all the kids write their names. Emma was there with one of the boys and she began excitedly writing her name when 3 other girls, Hannah, ...Read more [.....]
Playing in the snow!
By ken on Monday, January 24th, 2011 | No Comments
Let it snow!!!! Gone are the days when Emma was scared of the snow and would not want to walk in it! Now, she loves to go outside and walk in it and pick it up and throw it. Emma and I had fun putting on her snow pants and cool new snow boots in preparation for our venture into the white stuff. When we went outside she enjoyed making snow angels and trying to make snow blocks with the new snow block makers that we bought. Unfortunately, the snow was too fluffy to pack but it was still fun to try! It is times like these that this stay at home dad really appreciates the winter and the change ...Read more [.....]
I can Snap! I can Zip! My 1st Snowman!
By ken on Tuesday, January 18th, 2011 | No Comments
A couple new accomplishments that Emma has made. She is now able to snap and zip! She is very happy that she is able to fasten her clothes as well as zip up her coat without having to ask for help.
We recently had some good snow and Emma got to make her first snowman! Unlike the past when she didn't like to play in the snow, she can't get enough now! She enjoyed making a snowman as well as making snow angels all over the yard! Of course, Mommy & Daddy had to make their snow angels too! What fun!!
Our little girl is growing up so fast!
Emma with Flu for a week, getting so good at Wii, Little, not Yittle, Wisconsin not consin
By ken on Monday, January 10th, 2011 | No Comments
Emma was home sick all week and it was rough. It is times like these that I can really understand how much I appreciate the free time, little as it is, that I have when she is in preschool. She kept me busy and handled it really well. She watched TV, played with her dolls & played her Wii. She is really getting very good at the Wii and I am impressed! Emma recently changed the way she says a couple words. Gone are the cute ways that she said them...She no longer says Yiddle but says little and she no longer calls Wisconsin Consin. So cute to see her growing up! ...Read more [.....]
Christmas Singing! Christmas Play, Emma as "Mary",First Trip to Dentist, Addicted to Wii
Emma's preschool class had their Christmas presentation for us parents and did they do a great job! Besides the Christmas show the class had a Christmas play for the class parents. Emma had the honor of being Mary. How cute!! This school does such a good job! This was a short show for us parents in the daytime. As the others, it was really cool! Emma had her first trip to the dentist which resulted in her watching Mom getting her teeth cleaned and a short look into Emma's mouth. It was really to get her used to the atmosphere so that in the future she wouldn't be ...Read more [.....]
School Field Trips, Best Friend Avery, Reading Books to Herself
By ken on Saturday, December 11th, 2010 | No Comments
Emma experienced her preschool field trip and had fun! As you can see she was excited to go on the school bus as they were getting ready to leave. Of course, I had a bit of apprehension with her being out of my control and in other peoples'. This is something I will constantly struggle with as most parents probably do. Emma has gotten close to a classmate who has been a classmate for 2 years. She loves to play with Avery and they seem to be best friends. When I pick Emma up, however, they goof off a bit and I have to remind Emma to behave. Little stinker... Emma has gotten into a good ...Read more [.....]
Mrs Kushmann called to compliment Emm's singing, Too cold for the boys
By ken on Friday, December 3rd, 2010 | No Comments
A funny thing happened recently. Emma's preschool teacher called the house because she had to tell me how much she enjoys Emma's singing. The kids are practicing a Christmas show and Emmas voice is so noticeable and she sings with lots of force! The way that she was describing this and laughing was too cool! She told me that she had to tell us how much she appreciates Emma's singing! Awww!! The weather has turned and even though Emma and I go outside a lot still the boys down the street are no longer coming out to play...:( Emma told me that "It is too cold for the boys." Well, not too cold ...Read more [.....]
Happy Halloween! Headstrong Little Stinker…
By ken on Tuesday, November 2nd, 2010 | 4 Comments
Halloween 2010 Halloween is always an awesome time here at our household and this year was great! Emma was Cinderella this year and had her preschool party/costume parade which was very cute. And, of course, we had our annual Halloween party. This year, Emma understands better what the party is all about and she really enjoyed the awesome decorations and lights that we put up in the garage. She loved seeing her cousins all dressed up and she enjoyed taking pictures with our neighbor Carol who was dressed as a witch! Emma still loves(and hates) witches! In fact, Auntie Kathy left her ...Read more [.....]


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Around the world, April is Autism Awareness Month. A number of campaigns such as the puzzle piece logo and the Light It Up Blue events highlight the press that autism awareness receives, but there are thousands of smaller-scale actions that people and companies take to let people know about the near-epidemic numbers behind this condition.
iStoryTime, creators of award-winning, bestselling enhanced ebooks for children, are offering a free giveaway of one of their most popular and beloved titles in honor of Autism Awareness Month. Meet Biscuit, based on the multi-million bestselling board book series, will be available for free between now and Sunday for Android and iOS devices.
Graham Farrar, founder of iStoryTime's parent company zuuka, told GoodeReader about the importance of reaching out to the autism community with more than just kind words, but rather offering these individuals, especially the children, engaging and entertaining content that speaks to them in a way that they best understand.
"We believe the iPad and other digital devices are perfect tools to enhance the learning process for autistic children, so it's only natural that we recognize Autism Awareness Month with one of iStoryTime's favorite books," said Farrar.
The Meet Biscuit app is available for free for a limited time, Wednesday, April 11 through Sunday, April 15, from the App Store on the iPad, iPhone or iPod touch and on the Amazon App Store and NOOK App Store.
Mercy Pilkington is a Senior Editor for Good e-Reader. She is also the CEO and founder of a hybrid publishing and consulting company.


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heading to the hall
The 2011 induction class for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, which was announced yesterday, boasted a few welcome surprises and at least one serious head scratcher.
Among those entering the Hall on March 14 during ceremonies at New York's Waldorf Astoria will be Dr. John (cool), Tom Waits (double cool), Alice Cooper (OK, I guess… certainly his early '70s albums were groundbreaking), Darlene Love (a powerhouse pop voice for over 40 years), Neil Diamond (what the…) and Leon Russell (though only for the "sideman" honor known as the Award for Musical Excellence).
In interviews published yesterday at www.rollingstone.com, Dr. John and Waits expressed surprise and gratitude for the induction.
Waits said the honor made him think of his late mother.
"I wish she was alive to hear the news. She didn't respond to rock and roll per se, but she would have loved to have a reason to get all dolled up… And the idea of having a Waldorf salad at the Waldorf Astoria, would for her have been the cat's pajamas. Actually, my mom made a pretty mean Waldorf herself."
Mac "Dr. John" Rebennack, said the Hall induction, while immensely gratifying, won't push him any closer to retirement.
"I think it's only proper that I play until the last note of a set, then fall over and die. The band won't have to play an encore and they'll still get paid for a gig."


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