text: "The thought which actually breaks into empirical life, can only happen at a distance from life. While thought relates to facts and moves by critiquing them, it moves no less through firmly held difference. It thereby expresses exactly what is, because it is never entirely just what it expresses. Essential to it is an element of exaggeration, of shooting beyond things, of dissociation from the weight of what is factual, by virtue of which it completes the determination of being, at once strictly and freely, instead of merely reproducing it. Every thought resembles therein play, with which Hegel no less than Nietzsche compared with the work of the Spirit [Geistes]. What is unbarbaric in philosophy rests on the tacit consciousness of that element of irresponsibility, of blessedness, which stems from the fleetingness of thought, which continually escapes, what it judges. Such excessiveness is suspect to the positivistic Spirit and handed over to folly. The difference from facts turns into mere incorrectness, the moment of play into a luxury, in a world where the intellectual functions must account for every minute of their time with a stopwatch."


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Lately I've been taking a lot more photos than usual. I think I'm finally starting to get the hang of a) my camera and b) the kinds of photos I like to take. I've also been trying new editing stuff a lot more so the whole photography experience is something I've been enjoying tremendously. I'm just hoping this will stick around for a while because I love going through my photos and being reminded of the small everyday things that have stood out to me and not only bigger events that I've taken my camera out for.
Here are a couple of snapshots that have made me happy this June so far!


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Ruben Diaz, MD
Dr. Diaz is an established and highly skilled physician with over 25 years of experience in Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation and Interventional Pain Management. He was born in San Juan, Puerto Rico where he attended medical school. Dr. Diaz has taught for 3 different Medical schools including 7 years for the Emory University PM&R Department where he was awarded Teacher of the Year in 2004. He lives in Lawrenceville, GA with his wife of 28 years and two sons. During his 20 years living in Lawrenceville he has been deeply involved in the community from helping coach little league to supporting all public schools in various ways.
During his free time he enjoys spending time with his family. He also enjoys different activities including Track and Field, Tae Kwon Do and Scuba Diving. He is also a certified judge for BBQ competitions.
John R. Dorris, III, MD
Dr. Dorris is a board certified orthopedic surgeon who received his medical degree from Tulane University School of Medicine in New Orleans. Dr. Dorris completed his residency in orthopedic surgery at Emory University. After his residency, he went to Steadman Hawkins Clinic in Vail, Colorado to complete his fellowship. Dr. Dorris treats shoulders, knees and hips in patients in the Athens and Royston clinic locations.
Logan K. Fields, MD
Dr. Logan Fields is an orthopedic surgeon who specializes in arthroscopic surgery and sports medicine. A native of Albany in southwest Georgia he spent the vast majority of his childhood participating in sports and adventuring in the great outdoors. His love for sports continues on with coaching his children and providing orthopedic care to the community's athletes of all ages.
Mason N. Florence, MD
Dr. Mason Florence is a board-certified orthopedic surgeon who specializes in arthroscopic and reconstructive surgery of the foot and ankle. Originally from the small town of LaFayette, Georgia, he attended the University of Georgia where his childhood love for the Dawgs continued.
Dr. Florence went on to pursue his M.D. at the Medical College of Georgia in Augusta, Georgia and received his orthopedic training at the Medical College of Georgia, as well. With a special interest in foot and ankle, he pursued fellowship training in Orthopedic Foot and Ankle surgery at the University of Alabama Birmingham under the direction of Dr. John S. Gould and Associates.
Dr. Florence and his wife, Rachel, have two children, Samuel and Caroline. He enjoys golf, skiing, and other outdoor activities with his family.
David C. Harkins, DO, FAOAO
David C. Harkins, DO, FAOAO, is a board-certified orthopedic surgeon. He is fellowship-trained in shoulder and elbow surgery, and he specializes in shoulder, upper extremity, and reconstructive surgery as well as fracture and degenerative care.
Dr. Harkins completed his orthopedic residency at St. Luke's Des Peres Hospital in St. Louis, Missouri in 2004. Des Peres Hospital has been recognized as one of America's Best Hospitals for Bariatrics, Orthopedics and Patient Safety by the national Women's Choice Award program. In 2005, Dr. Harkins completed his fellowship at the W.B. Carrell Memorial Clinic/ Baylor University Hospital.
He currently serves on the Continuing Medical Education Planning Committee for the American Osteopathic Academy of Orthopedics (AOAO) and served as President/AOAO Shoulder and Elbow Section during 2017-2018.
Jian Hu, MD, PHD
Dr. Hu is a board-certified Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation and Pain Medicine specialist. His expertise lies in restoring function and optimizing performance in those patients with spine, joint, muscle and nerve pain through interventional medicine. He believes that a series of small steps can yield big results.
During his training and career, Dr. Hu has been honored with numerous awards for teaching, research and clinical care. He has been named Fellow of American Academy of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation. He has also been recognized as Faculty Attending of the Year, which is awarded to the department's outstanding physician and teacher in Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation.
Joseph T. Johnson, MD
Dr. Johnson was first drawn to specialize in foot and ankle surgery when he was a surgical technician specializing in orthopedics and also as an orthopedic resident. There were few orthopedist specializing in this area and he wanted to fill this void to give patients the option of a specialist in their foot and ankle care.
To accomplish this he was trained by 2 of the founders of orthopedic foot and ankle surgery, Doctors Lamar Fleming and John Gould. During fellowship he gained insights into the significant complexities found in foot and ankle function and pathologies. He then joined Athens Orthopedic Clinic as the first fully fellowship trained foot and ankle orthopedist in the Athens area.
Through the years he has maintained a busy clinical practice, staying on the cutting edge of his specialty. He performed the first ankle replacements in the Athens area. He was the first in the region to perform arthroscopic treatment of Haglund's Syndrome of the heel. He is a reliable referral source for Orthopedic Surgeons and Foot and Ankle Surgeons in the Southeast.
Dr. Johnson and the foot and ankle team have a goal to be the premiere resource for all your needs in resolving pain and disability of your foot and ankle pathology. Their depth of knowledge and experience of foot and ankle injuries and painful deformities allow them to give the best treatment available in the region. We strive to relieve your pain and return you to function as quickly as possible.
Stephen B. Johnson, DO
Dr. Johnson is a board-certified orthopedic surgeon who specializes in arthroscopic and reconstructive surgery of the shoulder, elbow and knee as well as in Sports Medicine. He completed his orthopedic training at the Medical College of Georgia in Augusta with special interests in Sports Medicine and Orthopedic Traumatology. He went on to pursue these interests with fellowship training in Sports Medicine at the Andrews Institute under the direction of Dr. James Andrews. During this time he was a team physician with the Auburn Tigers, Washington Redskins and the Tampa Bay Devil Rays.
Dr. Johnson has a subspecialty certificate in Sports Medicine. Dr. Johnson's professional affiliations include memberships in the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons, American Orthopaedic Society for Sports Medicine, American Medical Association, Southern Medical Association, and Georgia Orthopedic Society.
Dr. Johnson is currently a team physician for the University of Georgia and several local high schools.
Dr. Johnson and his wife, Nicole, have two children: Amelia and Mac. He enjoys golf, skiing, and other outdoor recreation activities with his family.
David I. Katz, MD
Dr. David Katz is a board certified orthopaedic surgeon with a certificate of added qualification in hand surgery who specializes in the treatment of the hand, wrist and upper extremity. As a native of Richmond, Virginia, he attended the University of Virginia where he was an Echols Scholar.
After graduation, he lived in Jackson Hole, Wyoming for a year as a ski instructor. He went on to attend medical school at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical School in Dallas where he was awarded both the Southwestern Medical Foundation Scholarship as well as the Melba Williams Scholarship for academic achievement. Dr. Katz then moved to Atlanta, Georgia where he lived for 5 years as he completed his residency in orthopedic surgery at Emory University. During his last year of residency, he was honored to be chosen by his peers to serve as one of two Chief Residents.
Mitchel Leavitt, MD
After high school, Dr. Leavitt enlisted in the United States Marine Corps and achieved the rank of Sergeant while serving in the special operations community. As a Force Reconnaissance Marine, he deployed to Iraq in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom, and to Liberia during the Second Liberian Civil War. He participated in humanitarian aid missions in East Timor, and would ultimately get out of the USMC to attend college at Armstrong University in Savannah, Ga.
Dr. Leavitt ultimately earned his medical degree from Mercer University, after which he went on to complete his residency at Emory University's Department of Rehabilitation Medicine in Atlanta, GA. After residency, he went to Stanford University in Palo Alto, California for his fellowship in Anesthesia, Perioperative and Pain Medicine.
He treats most pain syndromes, but he does not treat total body pain, fibromyalgia, facial pain, pelvic or abdominal pain, or headaches.
Ormonde M. Mahoney, MD
Dr. Mahoney specializes in Hip & Knee Replacement and Total Joint at Athens Orthopedic Clinic.
John R. Manfredi, MD
Dr. John R. Manfredi received his medical degree from Jefferson Medical College in Philadelphia, PA. His areas of specialty at Athens Orthopedic Clinic include Total Joint.
Jim McQuillan, MD
Dr. McQuillan practices as a general orthopedic in our Greensboro location located at 1000 Cowles Clinic Way; Cypress Building, Suit C200A.
Charles "Chip" L. Ogburn, III, MD
Dr. Ogburn is a board-certified surgeon specializing in orthopedic trauma. He is happily married with two wonderful children. In their free time, the Ogburn family loves to ride bikes, trail run, ski, and do pretty much anything that keeps them outside.
Julian P. Price, MD
Dr. Julian Price is a board-certified orthopaedic surgeon specializing in minimally invasive and reconstructive surgery of the neck and spine.
Dr. Price is a native of Swainsboro, Georgia, and graduated from the University of Georgia majoring in exercise and sports science. After completion of his certification for athletic training, he attended medical school at the Medical College of Georgia where he received the Merck Award for academic excellence. Dr. Price completed his orthopaedic residency training in Chattanooga, Tennessee. After completing his residency, he went on to Minneapolis, Minnesota to complete an orthopaedic spine and reconstructive fellowship at Twin Cities Spine Center.
Dr. Price joined Athens Orthopedic Clinic in 2011 and sees patients in Athens and Loganville. He has privileges at St. Mary's Hospital, Piedmont Athens Regional, Piedmont Walton, and Eastside Medical Center. He performs procedures at both the Athens and Loganville AOC Surgery Centers.
Dr. Price is a member of the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons and the North American Spine Society. He has presented research in the field of spine surgery at both the national and international level. He is a Clinical Associate Professor at the GRU/UGA medical partnership campus. He is currently the Chief of the Orthopaedic Surgery Department at St. Mary's Hospital.
Bradley C. Register, MD
Dr. Bradley Register is an orthopedic surgeon specializing in minimally invasive surgery of the shoulder, hip and knee, and shoulder replacements.
R. Mixon Robinson, MD
Dr. Robinson specializes in Sports Medicine at Athens Orthopedic Clinic.
David S. Ryan, MD
Dr. Ryan is a board certified orthopedic surgeon who received his medical degree from the Medical University of South Carolina. Dr. Ryan completed his residency in orthopedic surgery at the University of Florida. After completing his residency, he went to Richmond, Virginia to complete his fellowship at the Orthopaedic Research of Virginia – Sports Medicine and Arthroscopic Surgery. Dr. Ryan treats patients in the Athens and Elberton clinic locations.
Joseph M. Savitz, DO
Dr. Savitz grew up in Tampa, Florida. After completing college and medical school, he proudly served in the U.S. Navy as a Naval Flight Surgeon. He was the Senior Flight Surgeon at Marine Corps Air Station, El Toro, California where he then went on to become the Senior Flight Surgeon/Medical Officer for Marine Air Group 70 in the Persian Gulf War and stationed aboard the USS New Orleans Amphibious Assault Carrier.
He currently serves at the Medical Director of Athens Orthopedic Clinic Occupational Health/Workers' Compensation division.
Michael S. Shuler, MD
Dr. Shuler was born and raised in Atlanta, Georgia. He attended the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill for undergraduate education. He then attended Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine for medical school. He trained in orthopedic surgery at Emory University and then spent an additional year in Seattle at the University of Washington. This additional year of training was spent in hand and upper extremity surgery including microsurgical techniques.
Dr. Shuler arrived in Athens in 2008. He has been active in medical research and device development. He currently is in charge of a Department of Defense grant working toward developing a non-invasive monitoring system for compartment syndrome. Dr. Shuler is board certified in both Orthopedics as well as additional qualifications in surgery of the hand.
Dr. Shuler specializes in Carpal and Cubital Tunnel endoscopic surgery. Click these links for carpal tunnel print ready and cubital tunnel print ready brochures.
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Michael Shane Smith, MD
Michael Shane Smith, MD, is board-certified in orthopedic surgery and fellowship-trained in all aspects of sports medicine. He is a Louisiana native who received his undergraduate in Biomedical Engineering at Louisiana Tech University as a student-athlete. Dr. Smith attended medical school at Louisiana State University Health Center, Louisiana's flagship and most comprehensive academic health sciences center. After graduating, Dr. Smith completed his residency in orthopedics at Medical College of Georgia in Augusta, where he received comprehensive training in general orthopedics. He specialized in sports medicine, arthroscopy and orthopedic trauma training at Lake Tahoe Orthopedic Institute in Nevada before returning back to Georgia.
William C. Tally, MD
Dr. Tally is a MD / Specialist in All Aspects of Spine/Scoliosis/Deformity correction, MIS and endoscopic techniques.


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Bringing the Pieces Together: Memory Care and Personal Care Make a Good Fit
Lillian Swann has put together the puzzle pieces of an exciting life over the last 92 years—one filled with a love of books, word games, her late husband, children, great- and great-great-grandchildren—and even puzzles themselves.
Five days a week for the past six years, Lillian has enjoyed these activities at our South Burlington Adult Day Memory Care Program (ADP).
"I like it here," Lillian said, as an ADP caregiver placed a cup of coffee in her hand. "They treat me well."
Lillian has experienced slow-advancing memory impairment over the past decade. When her husband died in 2007, she moved in with her son Bill here in Vermont where she qualified for Choices for Care, a Medicaid long-term care program for Vermonters who need a nursing-home level of care.
"I was working at the time, so finding a place for her to go during the day was important," Bill said. "It gives me peace of mind knowing she's interacting with people other than just me."
Even though Bill, now 65, is no longer working, Lillian still catches an SSTA bus each day to ADP, finding companionship with her peers.
"Coming here gives me something to do rather than sitting at home all day long," Lillian said.
She follows a steady routine, starting her day off with a visit from a Home Health & Hospice personal care attendant (PCA) for a shower, dressing and bed change. These Choices for Care services offer Bill respite from the ongoing care he provides for his mother.
"He takes care of me like I used to take care of him," Lillian said, expressing a common role reversal for adult children caring for a parent in memory care.
PCA and memory care services are two pieces of Lillian's puzzle that intertwine nicely. At ADP, she eats nutritious meals and receives medication management. Without this structured routine, both would be
a challenge.
A diabetic, Lillian started at ADP with extremely high blood sugar. The onsite ADP nurse worked with Lillian's physician and ADP caregivers to modify her diet: ADP meals and snacks now provide 70 percent of her daily nutritional needs.
The result? Lillian lost weight and takes less insulin.
"She's healthier now than when she started with us at age 87, which shows the value of having an onsite nurse," ADP Manager Heather Filonow said. "Lillian's physical, emotional and mental health have all improved."
According to Olechna, such improvements are common among ADP participants. The services loved ones receive at ADP allow them to stay at home longer, despite their increasing memory issues and age. The person-centered care also stabilizes individuals and helps keep them out of the hospital.
Some days, Lillian prefers to sit on the outskirts of group activities and focus on a puzzle or a word game. Allowing her to do so is part of ADP's person-centered approach. Participants socialize in an interactive environment but can also find their own niche to stimulate their minds and fine motor skills.
As 5 pm nears, ADP participants begin trickling out as Lillian awaits her ride—while working on her latest puzzle.
This story was first published in our winter community newsletter, Healthcare Comes Home. To see the full newsletter, click here.


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This tropical bircher muesli bowl with passion fruit and mango is the perfect summer breakfast.
So, it is summer holidays. And last weekend Freddy took the kids camping. Leaving me alone. Lovely – so glorious to wake up slowly, without any cries of "mama I want to get up or come in your bed or something but please please can we play". And then the chance to be purely selfish. To make just the breakfast I want, for myself. Oh the joy.
So I read in bed and drank endless cups of tea. I also spent a pathetically looooooong time daydreaming about healthy summer breakfasts. These invariable all involved some of my favourite tropical flavours aka passion fruit, coconut and pomegranate. Luckily, I had all of these in the fridge so it was super easy to pop down, line them all up, before soaking some bircher muesli mix in raspberry juice, ready for my tropical bircher muesli bowl.
Then into a bath. Peeps, is there anything better and more decadent than a lovely bath in the morning, with sunlight streaming in? One hour later, I came down some perfectly soaked bircher muesli. A dollop of coconut yoghurt, along with some dried mango, apricot and passion fruit and bam folks, summer in a bowl breakfast.
(Freddy look away now). I totally ignored the sounds of the campers from the wood over the field. You know the sounds of an exasperated camper trying to get a fire lit while hungry children whine. And knowing that it isn't my problem. I just sat back, relax, and eat breakfast.
Ps have you guys seen the fab raspberry & blackcurrant or the almond and honey bircher Muesli mix from the award-winning Dorset Cereals? These boxes of deliciousness are full of oaty goodness and are at least 30% fruit, nuts and seed. They are also high in fibre, have no added preservatives and are suitable for vegetarians. Some of their mixes are also suitable for vegans.
What I love about them is that they are pretty much ready to mix, ie just add juice, milk or yoghurt, soak for at least 30 mins or overnight and you are good to go. Extra fruit is purely optional. Pop over to their website to find out more about their ranges as well as for more breakfast ideas. The mixes are available from Waitrose, Sainsbury's and Ocado at at a rrp of £3.79.
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Tropical Bircher Muesli Bowl With Passionfruit And Mango
- 150 g (3.5oz) muesli I used Dorset Cereals raspberry and blackcurrant bircher mix
- 275 ml (1.1 cups) raspberry juice
- 3 tbsp coconut yoghurt
- 2 passion fruit cut in half
- Handful of chopped dried mango
- Handful of soft dried apricots
- 4 tbsp pomegranate seeds
- Maple syrup
- Place the muesli into a bowl, add in the raspberry juice, mix well then cover and leave for 1 hr or overnight in the fridge. If refrigerating, then allow to come to room temperature before serving.
- When ready to eat, mix in the coconut yoghurt and serve in bowls.
- Top with the passion fruit, mango, apricot and pomegranate seeds and maple syrup.
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Tired Of Having Too Much Weight? Try Out Some Supplements! Here is How
Nowadays, people are more conscious about their weight and the way they eat, which is why hunger controlling supplements have become a thing these days. People who are particular with their weight struggle to find the best one in the market that can effectively make them lose some unwanted pounds of fat.
Nowadays, it can be really hard to lose weight, all because there are more delicacies that are too tempting and too delicious not to eat, which is why it is important that we engage ourselves in activities that can not only lose us some pounds, but also gain us more skills that we never knew we needed. Since food is like ecstasy, it can be very hard to maintain that light weight, due to the many foods that are too delicious not to eat.
You can always get a hand of those supplements and other slimming products that are accessible in almost every store there is.
There was this certain thing called the hoodia gordonii which basically is something that can focus on and manipulate our hypothalamus. The hoodia gordonii targets on the hypothalamus of a human being due to the fact that the hypothalamus is the body organ that is responsible for assessing if we are either hungry or not hungry.
You can also have some diet pills that are both herbal and synthetic, like Lovidia, which can help you out effectively in losing those unwanted pounds of fat. Researchers have conducted numerous studies showing how these diet pills and supplements, herbal or synthetic, can greatly reduce the times when we feel hungry, and through the lab tests, with rats being used on the experiments, they have shown how they can effectively deliver the desired results of every person wanting to lose weight.
These experiments made full use of some active ingredients that are very much needed in order to have a person's state of hunger be minimized or completely reduced. The scientists who took part in the various researches have made use of this thing called the P57 molecule, which many of them believe in steroidal in nature. This is crucial because people need to understand that diet pills are supposed to be taken in moderation so as not to hamper their healthy states.
There are also other factors that can help a person reduce his moments when he is hungry.
You must be aware of the other side effects, be it bad or good, when trying to take all of these diet supplements and pills to lose weight.


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A deeply depressing study out of the University of Newcastle in Australia has been published which reveals that we basically eat enough plastic to make a credit card a week.
What is a micro plastic, you ask? They're plastic particles smaller than five millimeters, and we've been breathing them in, swallowing them, and rubbing them on our body.
"But anonymous content creator, that's not me!" you say in the comments. "I only eat what I pick from my own garden, all of my food is served on earthenware bowls, and I only shower by standing in intense meditation under waterfalls."
Well, good for you, but for the rest of us: micro plastics are inside artificial clothes fibers, microbeads found in some toothpastes, or bigger pieces of plastic which gradually break into smaller pieces when they're thrown away and exposed to the elements. We're surrounded by it, and it's getting into our bodies and slowly turning us all into Transformer figuines.
From the CNN article:
"It is very clear that the issue of microplastics is a global one. Even if countries clean up their backyard, it doesn't mean they will be safe as those [microplastic] particles could be entering from other sources," she said.
The largest source of plastic ingestion is drinking water, according to the research, which reviews 52 existing studies to estimate plastic ingestion around the world.
The research was commissioned by the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) for its report "No Plastic in Nature: Assessing Plastic Ingestion from Nature to People."
It found that the average person consumes as many as 1,769 particles of plastic every week just by drinking water -- bottled or from the tap. But there could be large regional variations. It quotes a 2018 study that found twice as much plastic in water in the United States and India than in European or Indonesian tap water.
The long term effects of our big plastic diet isn't quite known, but they're still scary. Professor Richard Lampitt, of the UK's National Oceanography Centre, who was not involved in the research, told CNN that it was difficult to assess the significance of ingestion rates without understanding the associated health risks.
"There is very large uncertainty about the harms that plastics do," he said.
"Plastic is not a particularly harmful material, however there is the potential that it does significant harm," Lampitt said, adding that further research is needed into the impact of long-term plastic exposure.
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The Cupertino-based technology giant is in talks with the Ministry of Commerce and the Department of Revenue to seek certain sops for its component manufacturers. The company is seeking a commitment of tax breaks for five years under the Merchandise Exports from India Scheme (MEIS), besides income tax benefits for the proportion of exports made.
Officials from the two ministries have sought inputs from the Ministry of Electronics and IT (MeitY) for the proposed policy tweaks, the person told ET.
"Apple doesn't see India as a large domestic market, so its plan is more export-driven," said the official.
Under the MEIS scheme, the government provides duty benefits of 2-4% depending on the product and the country to which it is being exported. MeitY is in favour of expanding India as a hub for electronics exports through these incentives. The government is keen to ensure that the entire electronics manufacturing industry benefits from any change in policy instead of sops being doled out only for Apple, the person said on the condition of anonymity.
Apple did not reply to emailed queries from ET.
According to the government official who briefed ET on the talks, since Apple is looking at India as an export hub for its products, the discussions are centred on tweaking existing policies that are export-focused or even making new ones. "Though MEIS has been extended to make it indefinite, they (Apple) are pushing us to give a commitment that this scheme will continue for five years," the person said.
The Ministry of Commerce and the Department of Revenue are concerned whether providing specific export incentives will put the country in conflict with the World Trade Organization's stipulations. MeitY, on the other hand, has said that if the scheme has to continue, the government can give a commitment to Apple.
Apple is also seeking income tax exemption on exports, which has again led to concerns if such a move will be WTO-compliant.
MeitY has recommended that such an exemption can be given for 10 out of 15 years when the company starts to make profits.
"The Department of Revenue is trying to work out a way since the concern is that other sectors may also ask for it," the official added. The government may have to frame a new policy on incentives for High and New Technology Enterprises (HNTEs), which can then be extended to all companies that seek such sops, the official said.
At present, Apple has contracted Bengaluru-based Wistron to manufacture its previous generation iPhones for the local market. ET reported on December 28 that Foxconn plans to invest Rs 1,500 crore in its Sriperumbudur plant to make newer versions of Apple smartphones in the country.
Commerce minister Suresh Prabhu said last week that he would meet Apple executives at the World Economic Forum in Davos in January and discuss their plans of expanding manufacturing in India.
In its earlier application submitted to the Department of Industrial Policy and Promotion, Apple had sought full duty exemption on manufacturing and repair inputs (raw materials), yield loss on inputs, components, capital equipment (including parts), and consumables for smartphone manufacturing and services/repair for a period of 15 years for both domestic and export markets.
The government had, however, said it will not offer any special concessions to Apple.
ET had reported in March that MeitY had asked Apple to come up with a fresh proposal.
"Apple wanted a lot of exemptions which would have led to a situation of discrimination vis a vis other players. Therefore, we explained to them the whole position. My department is now in talks with them and I understand that they are keen to make India a hub for exports, so they are reworking their proposal," minister for electronics and IT Ravi Shankar Prasad had told ET.


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China has expressed anger at remarks made by ASEAN secretary general Le Luong Minh on the disputed South China Sea. But as analyst Phuong Nguyen tells DW, Beijing's assertiveness is only pulling the bloc closer together.
Minh, who is also a veteran Vietnamese diplomat, told the Manila Times last week that the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) rejects Beijing's policy of using its so-called nine-dash line to assert its sovereignty over large parts of the South China Sea. Until recently, the ten-member group had taken a softer stance on territorial disputes involving some of its member states, limiting itself to expressing concerns and calling for a peaceful resolution.
Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Hong Lei reacted by stating that ASEAN was not a party to the South China Sea dispute and accusing Minh of making "partisan" statements that "do not accord with the facts nor suit his position." Beijing has long stated that territorial disputes should be discussed on a bilateral basis.
The Chinese claim almost the entire South China Sea, rejecting rival claims from Vietnam, the Philippines, Malaysia, and Brunei and triggering territorial disputes. Last summer, China's deployment of an oil rig in waters also claimed by Hanoi escalated tensions in the region, sparking violent anti-Chinese demonstrations in Vietnam.
In a DW interview, Phuong Nguyen, an expert on China-ASEAN relations at the Center for Strategic & International Studies, talks about the impact Minh's statements are likely to have on bilateral ties and why China's assertiveness in the region is making ASEAN more cohesive.
DW: Do you believe Le Luong Minh was speaking for all ASEAN members?
Phuong Nguyen: Minh said two things: That the nine-dash line is "not binding on any claimant" and that ASEAN supports the Philippines' efforts to bring about a peaceful resolution in its own territorial dispute with China. His point on the nine-dash line is not new and closely mirrors that of many ASEAN claimants in the South China Sea disputes.
Nguyen: 'Minh's remark will attract attention from many who will read it as representative of ASEAN's point of view'
When China submitted its nine-dash line map to the United Nations in 2009, Vietnam and Malaysia filed a joint claim to the continental shelf under UNCLOS to protest the map China put up. In 2011, the Philippines filed a protest against China's nine-dash line with the UN Commission on the Limits of the Continental Shelf.
Moreover, the Philippines filed a memorial last year before an international tribunal to challenge the legality of the nine-dash line. Vietnam has criticized the nine-dash line on many instances.
Even Indonesia, which does not consider itself a claimant, has protested China's map on the basis that it overlaps with Indonesian territory and requested China to clarify its claims within the nine-dash line. So Minh's position is more than just a partisan statement, as China claims, but I believe he was not trying to speak for all ASEAN members.
What impact are Le Luong Minh's statements likely to have on China-ASEAN ties?
His statement does raise concerns for Beijing on several fronts. First of all, Minh is in principle ASEAN's top diplomat and his remark will attract attention from many who will read it as representative of the grouping's point of view, or at least the majority of its member countries.
Second, Minh framed the nine-dash line within the international rule of law, saying "there is no way it can be accepted by any party to the UNCLOS," a reference to the fact that China has long resorted to historical claims, rather than international law, as the basis for its nine-dash line.
This second point is not new, but the more it gets repeated, and especially at an official level, the more it hurts China's reputation and makes it look out of touch with the rest of the region on the issue.
And third, it makes public the fact that ASEAN supports the Philippines' decision to file arbitration against China on the dispute between the two countries, a sentiment some individual ASEAN governments had privately expressed to Manila before. The Philippines' decision to take China to court over the South China Sea has enraged Beijing to say the least.
But Minh also told the Manila Times that the South China Sea is but one of many areas in the substantive China-ASEAN relations. China and ASEAN countries maintain extremely robust economic ties, and ASEAN continues to look to China as a growth engine that can benefit the region. His statement will not likely hurt China-ASEAN overall ties, but it may force China to reflect on whether its own actions in the South China Sea could cause a gradual shift in ASEAN's outspokenness on the issue in the long run.
We should keep in mind that the position of the secretary-general of ASEAN is designed to wield little authority, as member countries all have their concerns about sovereignty and non-interference. But interestingly, whereas the last secretary-general, Surin Pitsuwan, said he was worried the South China Sea could become "Asia's Palestine," the current secretary-general has gone on to make more high-profile statements on this topic.
Why has ASEAN not taken a clear stance on the issue and could this now change following Le Luong Minh's statements?
The default position of ASEAN in recent years has been to call for the implementation of the Declaration of Conduct of Parties in the South China Sea, which China and ASEAN signed in 2002, and the early conclusion of negotiations on a Code of Conduct (CoC) in the South China Sea.
Within this framework, ASEAN and China have established mechanisms to hold regular talks and consultations; and if ASEAN is to call for a peaceful resolution to the disputes in accordance with the rule of law, it cannot be seen as diverging from this mechanism, however ineffective it may look to some.
But the grouping in recent years publicly expressed its view on specific developments that could potentially emerge as major flashpoints in the region's waters. For example, in 2013, ASEAN and Japan issued a statement in which their leaders pledged to work together to ensure freedom of overflight in the region, in response to China's earlier announcement of an Air Defense Identification Zone over the East China Sea, an area of dispute between China and Japan.
ASEAN reemphasized the importance of freedom of overflight again in 2014. And earlier this year, defense ministers of ASEAN countries issued a statement which mentioned concerns among some members about reclamation work being done in the South China Sea, although they did not mention China by name.
China's deployment of an oil rig in contested waters last summer sparked violent anti-Chinese protests in Vietnam
Many points in Minh's remark were made in the context of the Philippines' legal case against China, which is currently one of the focuses for ASEAN, as the ruling on the case is expected later this year. So ASEAN will continue to stick to the existing CoC framework while speaking out on specific concerns as its members may see fit.
Has China's aggressive stance in the South China Sea brought ASEAN closer together or further apart?
It has been a bumpy journey for ASEAN, as claimant and non-claimant states don't always see eye to eye on the South China Sea; and even among claimants, there are nuances in their different approaches. But the trend line shows that ASEAN countries have and will grow closer over time because of the South China Sea.
ASEAN bands together and continues to thrive until this day in great part because it is a collection of small states nestled between large regional powers. Some ASEAN countries used to not see conflicts in the South China Sea as something in their backyards.
But the course of China's actions in recent years shows that Beijing is willing to use force and other leverages that come with being a large economy to bully its smaller neighbors and achieve its own goals and ambitions, and this cuts at the heart of ASEAN's raison d'être, which is to maintain the region's autonomy from major external powers.
What role do you see China playing in the future of ASEAN and is Beijing likely to change its policies in the South China Sea?
Under President Xi Jinping, China wants to build a "community of common destiny" with ASEAN by promoting further interdependence between China and ASEAN countries through trade, investment, and physical infrastructure. Currently, ASEAN is China's third-largest trading partner, and China is ASEAN's top trading partner.
China claims almost the entire South China Sea, triggering territorial disputes with some ASEAN nations
Bilateral trade in 2014 was $444 billion, and China wants to bring this up to $1 trillion by 2020. China has been on an economic offensive in large ASEAN countries, such as Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, and even Myanmar, since 2013, and sees these economic linkages as the way forward for the relationship.
There is also hope on Beijing's part that this economic offensive will alleviate the region's anxiety about the "China threat" and in the long run help efface disagreements in other areas. ASEAN welcomes these incentives, but worries that China will increasingly use its economic power as leverage in sovereignty disputes and to forge a Sino-centric order that may undercut the centrality of ASEAN in the regional architecture.
These contrasting dynamics will underwrite China-ASEAN relations in future years. China has defined the South China Sea as one of its "core interests," which for Beijing means that it will do everything in its power to defend this interest, and while Beijing may resort to different tactics under different circumstances, it will not back down on the South China Sea anytime soon.
Phuong Nguyen is a research associate with the Sumitro Chair for Southeast Asia Studies at the Washington-based Center for Strategic & International Studies (CSIS).


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I was helping my husband do lawns one day and a young woman drove up in a car and asked if we could come by to her and her husband a price quote for her lawn to be cut and edged. That was three years ago, and we ultimately became very good friends. It was a Divine connection but neither of us knew it at the time. The one thing that we had in common was that we both loved the LOrd and we would come to share great information about our journey to eternity.
Sylvia is a really young woman with her head on straight. Everyday she sings to the Lord for a few hours and doesn't miss. When she finds herself home alone, she rushes to spend time with God. I have no problem in mentioning that she is a Baptist. And of course, for some people they might think that Baptist people aren't that serious about God. I know it's not true because that's where I learned that God is real and that faith is too! I'm doing something different now, but I believe that when God connected me as Sylvia's friend He was trying to show me something.
Sylvia opened her own business and immediately it began to boom. She and her husband put the time in to get before God daily and He literally orders their steps. They don't miss it to the left or to the right. They don't procrastinate either. They are a wonderful; example.
I talk to a lot of people who miss it. I almost did many times. Mainly because it is easy to be influenced by others because God's instructions to them are likely to be extremely different from His instructions to you. If you follow your friend's suggestion and ignore what God has asked you to do…I guarantee you'll miss it. And in the end, you'll have to ask yourself: "Whose fault is it?"
"Anyone who lets himself be distracted from the work I plan for him is not fit for the Kingdom of God." (Luke 9:62 TLB)
"Therefore, brethren, be even more diligent to make your call and election sure, for if you do these things you will never stumble…" (II Peter 1:10 NKJV)
"We are His workmanship, created in Christ Jesus for good works, which God prepared beforehand, that we should walk in them." (Eph. 2:10)


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These tools help manage, store and organize references that could be used in papers, dissertations, and theses. These are more popular citation programs. There is a good comparison chart by Wikipedia -- Reference Management Software.
A citation is information needed to locate the reference (article, book, website or other) you are interested in reading. Citations are also used to help readers of your papers go to the information you used. The citations are found on the References page (APA style) at the end of a research/term paper.
These links can assist with creating your references for your papers.
REMEMBER!!! These only assist with writing citations. They are not perfect and you still need to know the rules for the style assigned (APA, MLA or others).


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Dubai / United Arab Emirates – October 25th, 2018:
On Thursday evening the first edition of the Middle East Waste & Recycling Awards (MEWAR Awards) was hosted at The Address Hotel in Dubai Marina. Industry leaders were on-hand for the gala dinner and awards ceremony which recognised outstanding individuals and organisations in the Middle East that have demonstrated leadership and innovation in the waste and recycling industries, ultimately contributing to the vision of the region's governments of a greener future and a circular economy.The awards were judged by a panel of prominent and respected experts, advocates and spokespeople in the focus area of environmental sustainability. Top industry professionals came together to celebrate achievements and outstanding contribution to the development of the sector.
"On behalf of the entire Enviroserve family, both in the UAE and throughout our international operations, partners and associates, I am delighted that we have been announced as Electrical & Electronic Equipment Recycling Company of the Year for the Middle East. This very first award in its category in the Middle East recognizes our pioneering spirit and leadership in the recycling industry.Co-Founder and Group CEO, Stuart Fleming.
On the strength of its logistics and processing capabilities, Enviroserve took top prize for the Electrical & Electronic Equipment Recycling Company of the Year (WEEE Processor). But this award is just the tip of the iceberg as Enviroserve has much more in store for the recycling industry in the Middle East with the highly-anticipated opening of The Recycling Hub at Dubai Industrial City set for early 2019. The facility features state-of-the-art equipment designed in Switzerland that creates minimal impact on the environment through its zero-to-landfill and zero-to-air process. The Recycling Hub is the largest fully-integrated electronics recycling facility in the Middle East, Africa and Caucasus Region (MEAC) with a processing capacity of nearly 40 Million KG of electronic waste annually. Enviroserve has partnered with industry leaders, WiseTek, to open a new unit at The Recycling Hub that provides IT Asset Disposition (ITAD) and secure IT destruction services.
"In the age of data security, the importance of the ITAD division at The Recycling Hub cannot be understated. Secure data destruction is so important to our clients.
"Our brand protection and refrigerant gas reclamation services continue to support the needs of our customers. The Enviroserve team continues to delight by developing new and exciting solutions for their waste disposal problems and we will continue to lead the way in 2019 and beyond."– Stuart Fleming, Group CEO


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Located ten minutes from the Guam International Airport, and within walking distance from the heart of downtown Tumon, the Bayview Hotel offers deluxe accommodations for the business and leisure traveler.
Property Name: The Bayview Hotel
Address 1: 1475 Pale San Vitores Road
City : Tumon - Guam
Postal Code : 96913
Contact Name: Bayview Reservations
Phone: +16716462300
- Baggage storage
- Elevators
- Fax services
- Fitness room
- Foreign currency exchange
- Laundry service
- Photo copying service
- Printer
- Safe deposit boxes at front desk
- Swimming pool
- Rent A Car
- Coin Operated Laundry
- Soda Machine
- Ice Machine
Check-In / Check-Out Policies
This property has the following check-in and check-out times and policies.
Check-In: 3:00 PM
Check-Out: 12:00 PM
Property and Cancellation Policies :
Regular Cancellation Policy: Cancellations will be accepted without charge, if notice is received by HOTEL Reservations Office three (3) days or more prior to scheduled arrival. Cancellations made less than three (3) days prior to arrival and/or "no-shows" are subject to a one (1) night room revenue cancellation charge. For PEAK periods, cancellations made less than thirty (30) days prior to arrival and/or "no-shows" are subject to a (1) night room revenue cancellation charge. Cancellation fee for Peak Season: Reservations for stays between 28 December 2018 to 03 January 2019 must be cancelled (30)days prior to arrival date to avoid the 1 night cancellation fee.
Group reservations of 10 rooms or more will be assessed a 1 night cancellation fee if reservation is cancelled within 14 days prior to arrival.
Terms and Conditions
Existing booking conditions may not apply to special offers and promotions.
Security Deposit: Upon check-in, a $100 security deposit will be collected and refunded upon check-out if there are no incidental charges (telephone calls, movies, room charges, etc.). Monthly Stay Security Deposit: 1 Month Rent
Guests must be 21 years or older to book a room online.


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How to Make Quilling Wall Decor for Your Home!
When you think about interesting projects for your home, Quilling wall frames add a totally new dimension to your living room. Using basics of quilling art like colorful quilling strips. Wall decoration ideas and unique Quilling Designs give your home a beautiful touch and feel and bring beauty and vibes of festiveness to your house.
Let us learn how to make a paper quilling wall hanging Step-by-Step!
Material Required
- Colored Paper
- Quilling Strips
- Quilling Needle
- Craft Glue
- Decorative Stones
- Scissors
- Pencil
Procedure to Make the Quilling Shell Wall Decoration
Step 1: Draw the shape of a shell on a paper.
Step 2: Join a Red, Yellow, Blue quilling strip and form a closed tight coil.
Step 3: Start to cut the quilling strips to the size and shape required to make the topmost part of the shell.
Step 4: Make sure you paste these small cut outs of quilling strips, vertically.
Step 5: Make closed tear drop shaped coil & petal shaped coils and paste them to form the design as shown.
Step 6: Follow this by making tight rolls by dividing quilling strips into 5 parts.
Step 7: Paste and join red and yellow strips together and make tight coils with them. Arrange them to form a border for the Shell.
Step 8: To make the s-scrolls divide and cut a quilling strip in 12 parts. Make multiple of such S-scrolls for filling the inside space of the shell's tip
Step 9: The next coils that you have to make are the petal shaped drop shaped ones.
Step 10: Paste the multicolored coils and S-scrolls in the shell that we made earlier.
Step 11: Begin filling the space inside the shell by pasting quilling strips vertically and inserting small tight coils in between.
Step 12: Add the pink & red S-scrolls, in the end, to give an appealing look to the shell.
Step 13: Give the Shell a decorative appeal by pasting stones.
What are you waiting for! Pick up your quilling strips and quilling needle and get started with making this colorful Quilling Art Shell.


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x and y are not dissimilar . In fact they are so similar that y is called x with missing leg. If that is correct then there remain no difference in blue print . if blue print is same how can the structure erected on the basis of this can be different. Only difference must be in arrangement and for a capable mind that is no difference at all . so to say man is just the woman with clitoris enlarged as penis. Vagina stitched to be scrotum and ovaries dropped down from the tummy as testis........(Ref-man is the extension of woman)
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Praise God Daniel was released from the Veteran's Hospital after being treated for a serious infection. He has many health issues and is in constant pain but chooses to rejoice in the Lord. Pray that he is an inspiration to many and that God gives him some relief.
Please pray for Shawn, a 13-year-old with a very troubled home life. His dad is a recovering heroin addict who is paranoid and has PTSD from all the things he experienced in prison. His mom is rarely in the picture. Pray that Shawn will come to really understand the hope he has in Christ and that this cycle of generational addiction will be broken.
Please pray for Darrin's court problems to be resolved in the best possible way according to God's plan. Pray that Darrin will submit his will to the Lord's and let the love of Christ transform him. Pray that his salvation is secure.
Pray for Chad who has court today. He is a felon who is trying to follow Jesus and get his life in order but he has a lot of old stuff to deal with. Pray that he will be in God's will and recognize that Jesus has something for him, no matter what the judge says.
Praise God Colleen's cousin Sally has been declared cancer-free. Pray that she and her family will recognize this as a gift from God and give Him all the glory.
Please pray for Send Hope India. In the past two years the number of orphans in its care has soared from around 450 to more than 800. Many are affected by HIV/AIDS. Pray that other churches will feel led to support this important work and that every child's needs will be met.
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TWO WORKS by Shakespeare - one by the man himself, another an operatic adaptation by Giuseppe Verdi, being performed in different countries - one in England, the other in the USA, will both be shown at The Eye Cinema.
The Met Opera's production of Verdi's Otello, based on Shakespeare's Othello, will be broadcast live to The Eye this Saturday at 6pm. The opera is regarded as matching the original play for its drama and tragic intensity. It is directed by Bartlett Sher, with music conducted by Yannick Nézet-Séguin.
The Royal Shakespeare Company's performance of Henry V will be screened live from Stratford-Upon-Avon on Wednesday October 21 at 7pm. The play, directed by Gregory Doran, charts the build up to and aftermath of the Battle of Agincourt, fought 600 years ago this month.
Early arrival and booking is advised through www.eyecinema.ie or 091 - 780078.


text: Solivita has so many events going on this month between the Easter Brunch, the Rally for the Cure Village Event, the Annual Queen's College Golf Outing, the Community Yard Sale, and the events scheduled at Mosaics and the Grille. It's hard not to be busy! This is also the time of the year that our snowbirds start their flight north, and I would like to wish all of you a safe trip and a safe return to Solivita next season. We will miss you! The longer we reside in Florida the more we find to do, even after living here for over 17 years. In fact, we are SOLIVITA PIONEERS and PROUD OF IT. Your Invitation to Central Florida Life Living in Central Florida means we are central to lots of activities. I would like to extend an invitation to you to visit Solivita to experience this wonderful community. Call me at (407) 641-2688 and I will sign you up for Solivita Discovery Days, which is Three Days and Two Nights to discover for yourself the beauty of Solivita.


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Recently I had to split my Tomcat instance into two, because our production situation has it's Share separate from Alfresco Repository. As indicated by Jeff Pots in his 7 mistakes developers make when customizing Alfresco Share posting, having a single Tomcat (but deploying at a separate Share instance) is a source for error. This post describes how to split your single all-in-one Tomcat in a dedicated Alfresco Tomcat (running on port 8080), and a dedicated Share Tomcat instance (using on port 80).
(This post describes my development environment, don't try this for production this way!)
Of course you started development having only 1 Tomcat instance, and now this is turning against you. Here is your rescue:
I start with a 'standard' Alfresco+Share, running in Tomcat. The file structure is:
Now, create the folders:
Copy Tomcat's subfolders bin, conf, endorsed, lib from /alfresco/tomcat to /share/tomcat
Create new subfolders;
I usually run Alfresco in Command-boxes. Actually, I changed tomcat/bin/startup.bat the run mode from 'start' into 'run' (one of the last lines of the file). This prevents additional Command-boxes from popping up. This line is now :
call "%EXECUTABLE%" run %CMD_LINE_ARGS%
Next, add a decent title in the Command-boxes, so we know what we are looking at:
Edit /alfresco/alfresco.bat
Add a line:
title Alfresco Explorer
Edit /share/alfresco.bat
Add a line:
title Alfresco Share
Also make sure (in /share/alfresco.bat) you set the current (Share) folder as ALF_HOME en CATALINA_HOME. I prefer to hard-coded the path. This is the first few lines of my bat file. (I also slimmed down the memory requirements for this instance of Tomcat…)
@echo off rem --------------------------------------------------------------------------- rem Start script for the Alfresco Server rem --------------------------------------------------------------------------- title Alfresco 345 Share rem set Alfresco home (includes trailing \ e.g. c:\alfresco\) c: cd c:\bin\share set ALF_HOME=c:\bin\share\ set CATALINA_HOME=c:\bin\share\tomcat rem Set any default JVM options set JAVA_OPTS=-Xms512m -Xmx512m -Xss512k -XX:MaxPermSize=256m -XX:NewSize=256m -server -Dalfresco.home=%ALF_HOME% -Dcom.sun.management.jmxremote
Tweak the /share/tomcat/conf/server.xml
look for the string "8080". We need to change this port number to port 80, since 8080 is already taken by the default install. I changed 8080 into 80, and 8443 into 9443
Also tweak the port number Tomcat uses to signal the shutdown message. Default is 8005, but that one is used by the original Alfresco already. I changed it into 9005
By default, Share will look at "localhost:8080/alfresco" for communication to the back-end. So, you're lucky. Start Share, start Alfresco. Both should start up nicely. You should be able to access share by localhost/share (using your new Tomcat), and Alfresco Explorer using your good old localhost:8080/alfresco (using your 'old' Tomcat).
Now, kill both of your Tomcat processes, clean both of your tomcat/shared folders and deploy your Share config into share/tomcat, and your Alfresco tomcat into Alfresco/tomcat. Find out if you coded gently, if your build scripts packaged everything nicely and correct by testing your apps.
Remove share.war from alfresco/tomcat/webapps, as well as the folder alfresco/tomcat/webapps/share.
Remove alfresco.war from share/tomcat/webapps, as well as the folder share/tomcat/webapps/alfresco.
Remove alfresco/tomcat/shared/classes/alfresco/web-extension
Remove shared/tomcat/shared/classes/alfresco/extension
Remove alfresco/tomcat/shared/classes/alfresco/messages
My experience: Webscripts are fine, config is fine, and my DataTables are broken. Originally (in the 1 Tomcat-world) the front-end would ask for /alfresco/whatever/webscript and be served gently (over port 8080). We need to use the proxy url "/share/proxy/*" of course. Error fixed. Share happy. Me happy!
Remind: Skype is eager to use port 80: see menu tools – options – advanced – connection


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Automatic generation of self contained WebGIS sites using Open Source GIS
In the last couple of decades the amount of digital geospatial data have grown rapidly as a result of the number of satellites and the number of global positioning systems (GPS). To assist in the analysis and visualization of this new data, several Geographic information systems (GIS) as well as WebGIS sites have been developed. A good number of these applications are used to visualize scientific data on the Internet, like oceanographic, weather or climate data. These web sites share common features like being able to download data, obtain information from specific geospatial locations or overlap different layers into one map.


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New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady has led his team to a record five Super Bowl victories, and on Sunday against the Los Angeles Rams, he is poised to set a new record of six. And, given that this 41-year-old football player wants to keep playing until he's 45, he may set a few more Super Bowl records before he calls it quits.
In addition to winning five Super Bowls, Brady has racked up numerous other notable records, including:
- Most Super Bowl passing yards (2,576)
- Most Super Bowl touchdown passes (18)
- Most Super Bowl MVPs (4)
- Most Super Bowl appearances (9)
- Most passing yards in the regular season and playoffs (81,431)
In addition to being perhaps the greatest football player of all time — certainly the greatest quarterback — Brady is a remarkably effective leader. Here are seven leadership traits that have made him so successful in his long and fabled career.


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On Friday, Jan. 26, 2018 at Eglise Saint-Jean-Baptiste in Ottawa, the Conservatoire de musique et d'art dramatique du Quebec and the Dominican University College (where Philippine Centre Canada offers computer and language classes) are celebrating their 75th and 50th anniversaries respectively with a musical concert entitled Soleil d'hiver (Winter Sun). The mostly classical repertoire which included works by Bach, Vivaldi, Grieg, Holst, Mozart, and Strauss also include a number of popular Filipino tunes played by brass ensembles and string ensembles. The mostly non-Filipino audience was treated to Filipino music played by mostly non-Filipino string and brass ensembles.Posted on: February 19, 2018, by : admin
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Before Sunday night's Tony Awards, we surveyed the stars on the red carpet to see which ones were getting stage fright and which ones were feeling lucky. Nominee Richard Kind admitted he was kind of nervous. "Never been to the Tonys," he admitted. Kind brought his daughter, but he wasn't sure that would help his chances. "That's not necessarily lucky," he quipped, looking at her. "That's just a money pit."
Judith Light, who won last year and last night, is now an old hand; this was her third nomination in as many years. For luck, she carried her grandmother's handbag. "And in the play that I'm doing, The Assembled Parties, Lauren Blumenfeld put in my dressing room a lucky rock, and I put that in my handbag tonight," Light told VF Daily at Radio City Music Hall before the show.
"I'm not going to need any luck," best-actor nominee Tom Sturridge said, repeating what he'd told us at the nominees luncheon the previous week. "We all know what's going to happen tonight." (That Tom Hanks would win best performance by an actor in a leading role in a play.)
Although it turns out we didn't: in the biggest surprise of the night, Tom Hanks did not win that category, and the prize went to Tracy Letts for Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf. "I won! That's what went through my mind," Letts told VF Daily at the post-awards gala at the Plaza Hotel. "It was an exciting moment," he added. "You know, all those guys are great. I wouldn't have been surprised by anything that happened."
The Tonys gala, after the awards show, is a massive and lavish party, with buffets, a packed dance floor, and many, many bars taking over the hotel's entire ground floor. Downstairs, the Plaza's excellent food court was open, with everything from oysters to sliders to sushi to macarons on offer. Anna Kendrick waited patiently in line for the lobster rolls. Megan Hilty sat at a table chatting with a friend. Debra Messing and Will Chase walked hand-in-hand. Jesse Tyler Ferguson made the rounds, and Cecily Tyson was a big draw, posing for endless photos with partygoers. Mike Tyson said he rehearsed "all day" and "loved" dancing in the opening number.
"It was a tight race," said Kinky Boots producer Daryl Roth. She was holding her Tony statuette and talking about her show's competition with the other perceived frontrunner, Matilda. "I felt so happy, and very honored that the Tony voters made a change of thought," Roth said. "I really do think that happened, as they came to see the show, and they loved the show."
Uptown, O&M's after-after party at the Carlyle went late. It was only half full when VF Daily rolled in, around 1:30 a.m. Patti Lupone was there by that time. "I was surprised at some awards, but I'm not going to tell you which ones," she teased. But she had a strong opinion on the musical category: "I'm Team Kinky Boots. I was thrilled!" Lupone said, laughing.
Darren Criss wandered in later. This was his first time at the Tonys. "They don't let TV people come to these things, you know?" the Gleestar said. (He must have missed the musical number sung by Hilty, Laura Benanti, and Andrew Rannells about exactly this subject during the telecast.) His friends Justin Paul and Benj Pasek were nominated, and Criss actually purchased tickets as a show of support.
Criss declined to name favorites. "I'm the worst critic. I go to the theater and end up just loving everything," he said. "And the fact that theater is still somewhat relevant to the American consciousness, that there is the Tonys, I go, 'Yay, everybody!'"


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Knowing where you want to go is easy, but to get there is a difficult. Johan Janse van Rensburg shares how the Agency FastTrack course from Elite Inc gave him the digital skills to build an online community for adventurers, and how it taught him to push through, never give up, and make it work.
"I'm an adventurer and a mountaineer and that's my passion.
"There's other people that's out there that's also passionate about adventure.
"And that's why I built this. I realized I need skills to do this.
"I don't have the necessary skills to actually build this online community.
"And to use Neil's words: this course is gonna give me that super ninja skills to do exactly that.
"This course has given me that direction… knowing where I want to go and how I'm going to get there.
"Knowing where you want to go is easy, but to get there is a difficult story.
"We need to have that path and this course has given that to you.
"But I have to tell you this quick story: Last night I'm doing this sales magnet which I'm very proud of. I completed it's called 'Adventure Gene Test'. And you can do the Adventure Gene Test and it tells you what what kind of adventurer you are.
"Now I'm trying to integrate this thing with Mail Chimp and it just doesn't want to do it. And after about 2 hours of screwing around I said 'stuff this, I'm gonna try Zapier'.
"And about two hours later I got this thing to work.
"Now that's probably one of the highest highs that I've had in a very long time.
"Just, you know, it taught me to stick to it and push through and try again and try again, and don't give up.
"That's pretty much the whole thing.
"That's how you get through 16 weeks of a very hard course that's very time consuming.
"But that's how you get through it, just make the decision not to give up and push through, whatever comes your way, you've already made the hard decision not to give up.
"So just as well push through and make it work."


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Seattle Genetics, Inc. has entered into a worldwide collaboration agreement with Millennium: The Takeda Oncology Company, a wholly owned subsidiary of Takeda Pharmaceutical Company Limited, for the development of antibody-drug conjugates (ADCs).
Under the terms of the collaboration, Millennium will pay a $4 million upfront fee for an exclusive ADC license to an initial antigen expressed on solid tumors. Millennium also can exercise options for exclusive licenses to two other antigens upon payment of additional fees to Seattle Genetics.
Millennium is responsible for research, product development, manufacturing and commercialization of all ADC products under the collaboration. Seattle Genetics will receive progress-dependent milestone payments and mid-single digit royalties from Millennium on worldwide net sales of any resulting ADC products. Seattle Genetics also will receive material supply and annual maintenance fees as well as research support payments for assistance provided to Millennium under the collaboration.
ADCs are empowered monoclonal antibodies that carry potent, cell-killing drugs. Seattle Genetics has developed proprietary technology employing synthetic, highly potent drugs that can be attached to antibodies through stable linker systems. The linkers are designed to be stable in the bloodstream and release the drugs under specific conditions once inside targeted cells. This approach is intended to spare non-targeted cells and thus reduce many of the toxic effects of traditional chemotherapy.
"Entering into ADC collaborations with world-class oncology companies such as Millennium is part of our strategy to leverage our proprietary technology to enhance our product portfolio and bring non-dilutive capital into the company," said Eric L. Dobmeier, Chief Business Officer of Seattle Genetics. "To date, we have generated more than $75 million through ADC collaborations with leading biotechnology and pharmaceutical companies. These deals may provide even greater financial benefit for Seattle Genetics in the future through the receipt of milestones and royalties as ADC products advance through development."
"The collaboration with Seattle Genetics enhances our pipeline by utilizing a novel technology to enable the use of our antibodies to precisely target delivery of anticancer medicines to the cancer rather than the whole patient," said Deborah Dunsire, M.D., President and CEO of Millennium. "Overall, this supports our commitment to developing quality cancer treatments."
Seattle Genetics Announces Antibody-Drug Conjugate Collaboration with Millennium
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Catalogue number: SM-L300
Star 2" Mobile Printer - SM-L200 Portable Printer, USB & Bluetooth
New generation Bluetooth 3.0 / 4.0 58mm mobile receipt and label printer for fast, low cost, effortless connection to Apple iOS, Android, Linux & Windows mobile devices
The SM-L200 Bluetooth mobile receipt and label printer is designed specifically for the growing mobile POS (mPOS) market. This mobile solution is designed to be simple & connects without the need for traditional pairing. It is therefore perfect for environments where mobile printers are shared. The easy-to-use "Drop-In & Print" paper loading, whether on the counter or on your belt, along with the long lasting battery life of 13 hours all leads to effective mobile POS transactions.
Main features:
58mm Bluetooth 3.0 / 4.0 Mobile Receipt / Label Printer
"Drop-In & Print" easy paper loading
Blue Backlit LCD Display
Compact & Durable Design (1.2m drop test)
Cover Open / Paper Out Sensor
Long lasting battery life – 13 hours
Standard 1 & 2D barcode support
High reliability: MCBF 37 million lines
Bracket for in vehicle mounting
Desktop 5 volt "Drop-In & Charge" Cradle Option
Accessories (Included with the printer): Battery Pack, AC Battery Charger, Sample Paper Roll, USB Cable, Belt clip
Options: Extra battery pack, Desktop Charging Cradle, In-Vehicle Bracket – Long life black powder coated mount
Application: Retail, Hospitality, Public and Private Services, Government, Warehousing
Max. Print Speed 35mm/sec. (70mm paper feed speed)
Resolution 203 dpi
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Steelers Fan Reaches Finals In Commercial Competition
Man Hopes Doritos Commercial Will Air During Super Bowl
A local man down to his last dollar in the bank directed one last, low-budget commercial that could make him a millionaire.
Saxonburg, Pa., native Joby Harris is one of five finalists in a Doritos commercial competition.
The Steeler fan could have his commercial air during the Super Bowl on Sunday.
"I'm a huge football fan, so that's a prize alone by itself," Harris said.
Harris' commercial, "Birds of Prey," is inspired by a real-life experience.
"Every day for about six months I had to listen to a bird fight with its own reflection in my window right outside my office," he said. "So I thought, what if a person was to fight to get what they wanted?"
Harris talked with WTAE via Skype from Pasadena, Calif., saying he hired comedian David Shultz to act like a Doritos-addicted bird.
"It wasn't until I saw the first cut with the sound effects that I laughed and I thought we may have something here," he said.
If he wins, he'll win $50,000 and a chance to direct another commercial that could potentially win $1 million.
"It's good to know the product," Harris said. "I had extensive research and knowledge in Doritos before I made the commercial."
Harris said he was in mourning when the Steelers were taken down in Denver, but he said he's hoping to bring home a Super Bowl commercial victory.
"I will be representing Pittsburgh there," he said. "I'll be wearing as much Steeler attire as I'm allowed."


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It has a gentle cleansing and conditioning action that's suitable for all hair types. Used daily it'll remove the build-up of product on the hair, but won't strip out the hair's natural moisture, leaving it in great condition and ready to style.
Comes in a handy 250-ml bottle.
Wahl Academy Conditioning Shampoo is part of the Wahl Academy Collection developed by Wahl's European Artistic Director, Simon Shaw. Using Wahl's years of experience in male grooming, he's developed a collection of products that are easy to apply and work well together.
Their great performance and stylish, modern packaging means they're not only great to use, but they'll also retail well in your salon. Truly the perfect styling partners for today's stylish man.
Adds texture and body to fine hair with a flexible hold—so styles can be remoulded at will—and a wet look finish.
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After 3 preseason games.. WRs
Veda the Moor last edited by
Who you feeling?
So.. the obvious are still the obvious:
The pretty sure is still the pretty sure:
Jaron Brown.
And then?
Brandon Marshall showed up in the game , not just in practice and against Rhodes no less.. so that seems to make him a lock a pretty sure?
David Moore has made the team I think. I mean, honestly, as pure receivers I am starting to think some of these players might be upgrades over Lockett...
So..is there a 6th WR and who is it?
The popular pick is Johnson but I think I go Reynolds right now. He is the best slot guy and we dont have a true slot back up, he seems best on special teams and has lots of room to grow.
(for those familiar with my twitter battle on this issue with Bob Condotta..he now lists Darboh as getting cut as well, something he told me wouldnt happen)
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I think they'll end up going with 5 and using the 6 WR spot somewhere else.
Baldwin, Lockett, Marshall, Brown and Moore.
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My Order:
- Doug Baldwin
- Tyler Lockett
- Brandon Marshall
- Jaron Brown
- David Moore
- Amara Darboh (Don't @ Me)
I like Reynolds but I have more hopes for him to make the PS. Johnson was someone who we traded for but I don't think he's done enough to move away from the other guys fighting for playing time.
Veda the Moor last edited by
If they go with just 5 we will see one more fan pre season favorite cut and even more melt down.
I think with the new kickoff rules you need more position type players so I would think 6 but who knows!
Sammy hanging tough with Darboh. He has literally shown nothing and been hurt now for 3 weeks. He has the size they want.. this last game could be big for this position group.
IncogNeato last edited by IncogNeato
@veda-the-moor If they go with 6 do you see them going with 4 Running backs, and a Fullback? I could see them going with 5 WR so they can keep 5 Running backs...Carson, Penny, Davis, Prosise (Pete seems to love him), and McKissic (I think they keep him as they are afraid he'll be picked up by someone else).
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They have to keep 6 Backs;
- Starter: Carson
- Back-up: Penny
- 3rd-Down Back: Prosise
- Back-up RB: Davis
- Utility: McKissic (Will probably start the season on IR)
- FB: Madden
Davis is insurances for both Prosise and McKissic, he's also the only one that's never gotten hurt which is huge for the team.
I am actually indifferent on Darboh; I would rather keep Reynolds or Johnson. I'm projecting what I think the Seahawks are doing and Darboh still has the edge because the Seahawks probably think they can PS Reynolds or Johnson.


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K Wheel-type Mobile Crusher is, also known as mobile crushing station, developed based on years of independent research and manufacturing experience of mobile crushers. In combination with user demands, K Wheel-type Mobile crusher is optimized and innovated on structural design, equipment configuration and combined application, so as to realize more flexible combinations, greatly widening the application fields and truly realizing the approaching treatment of materials.
Working Principle Of K Wheel-type Mobile Crusher
A K Wheel-type Mobile Crusher is composed of the frame assembly, automobile components, hosts & accessory equipment, power system and hydraulic electronic control system. When moving, the mobile crusher is hooked on a trailer and then move by virtue of its wheels. During installation, with the external power, the hydraulic cylinder can get controlled by the electronic control system to finish equipment installation. During operation, with external power, motors of hosts and accessories work to drive the equipment to work. Usually, materials are sent from the hopper or by belt conveyors to the hosts for crushing and screening. After being processed, finished products are transported by belt conveyors, too.
General Structure Making Further Upgrading Possible
SBM's K Mobile Crusher takes the concept of modularization. The general structural layout can realize the direct replacement of main parts without replacing the body, so as to satisfy the crushing and screening demands at different stages; if the user needs to expand the production capacity, replacing the main parts can accomplish the upgrading of mobile crusher and save reinvestment cost of the body. In addition, the wheel-type mobile crusher can move in remote and rugged areas, greatly reducing the road construction cost in earlier stage.
Hydraulic Centralized Control Makes Operation & Maintenance Simpler
All actions are controlled by intensified hydraulic system so that the operator can simply and rapidly set the operating actions of the mobile crusher; in consideration that the widely used hydraulic control devices will require certain machine maintenance, SBM adopted centralized lubrication mode, and the operator can rapidly complete the maintenance on the road directly. Therefore, the operation and maintenance management will greatly save the labor cost.
Digitalized Processing, Higher Precision
There are tens of lines of numerical controlling machine tools. Operations such as steel plates' cutting, bending, planing, milling and paint spraying are all controlled numerically. The machining precision is high, especially for the core parts.
Sufficient Supply Of Spare Parts, Worry-Free Operation
SBM, whose businesses cover production and sales, takes responsibility for every machine produced by ourselves. We can offer customers technical services about products and original spare parts to ensure the worry-free operation.


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DOVER -- The Norma Johnson Center will be hosting their first of four "Picnic by the Pond" events on Saturday, June 29 at 6 p.m.
The picnic will take place at the picnic shelter located on Conservation Drive across from the red barn.
Bring a family picnic and eat around 6 p.m. under the picnic shelter on Conservation Drive or by the pond.
After everyone eats we will venture over to the pond and discover who lives in the pond.
The center will provide dipping nets, worms, and a few fishing poles. (If you have your own fishing poles bring them along).
Tell your friends and make it a laid back Saturday night at the Norma Johnson Center.
There is no charge for the event but children under 16 must be accompanied by an adult.
Future dates and topics for our series: July 20, return for another night of fishing at the NJC and look in on the butterflies during their visit to the center; Aug. 17, movie night in the red barn with popcorn and friends. Child friendly movie has not yet been determined. Bring chairs or blankets to sit on while watching the movie; Sept. 28, they will be leading a night hike onto the trails at the NJC. Listen for night sounds, learn about our bodies adjustments to the dark and learn some neat tricks to share with your friends. The hike will start around 7 p.m.
All outside event will be cancelled if it rains except movie night since it will be hosted in the Red Barn. The Norma Johnson Center is located off of Route 39 between Dover and Sugarcreek. The picnic shelter is located on Conservation Drive located just off of Old SR 39.
Questions about the event can be answered by calling the NJC director, Marsha Zoller, at 330-339-7976 Monday through Friday 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.


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As your business grows and evolves, your commercial insurance needs will also change. To ensure you have the correct cover in place and avoid some common pitfalls, review your insurance at these key moments along your business' growth path.
1. Starting to sell products or services
Whatever the nature of your business, you will need a level of liability cover as soon as you start selling products and services. Public and Products Liability should be a consideration even if you are a sole trader working from home. This cover will provide you with a level of protection should any compensation claims be brought against you in connection with your business activities.
You may also need professional indemnity insurance. This is mandatory, for example, if you are setting up as an accountant, financial advisor or architect. If in doubt, check with the industry body that represents your profession or ask your insurer for advice.
2. Taking on employees
As your business grows, the time will probably come when you will need to build a team around you. Becoming an employer means you have a duty of care towards your staff, so you will need employers' liability insurance. It is a legal requirement to have cover of at least £5million and to make your policy document available to your employees, either digitally or by displaying a copy on your premises.
Businesses can sometimes get caught out if they have volunteers or contractors working for them. Generally, as soon as you start instructing anyone to do work, whether you are paying them or not, you will be viewed as having a duty of care towards them in a court of law. It is important to carefully review your insurance policy to check its definition of an employee. For example, will it cover you for volunteers, people on work experience or contractors, as well as employees on your payroll?
3. Moving into commercial premises
While many great businesses have started in garages, around kitchen tables, or even in the local café most entrepreneurs move into commercial premises when their venture takes off. As your business grows, you may move several times and may even end up with a portfolio of commercial properties in different locations.
Whether you are moving into your first commercial premises, relocating or opening a new premises, it is vital to involve your insurer in the process. They can then advise you on what property insurance you will need. A good commercial insurer will also want to understand the suitability of the property for your business and any health and safety considerations for your staff and visitors.
4. Investing in equipment
Depending on the nature of your business, you may invest considerable amounts of capital in specialist equipment as it grows. You will need to alert your insurer to these investments to ensure they are covered in your policy.
This is also an important time to consider taking out Business Interruption Cover. Many commercial insurers offer this as protection against loss of income caused by incidents such as a fire, flood or storm. Our Business Interruption Cover also protects against loss of income as a result of such events which then lead to a delay in a crucial piece of equipment being delivered. Many businesses fail to understand how to calculate loss of income in their Business Interruption Cover and lose out as a result. It is important, therefore, to forecast for growth, by providing projected gross profit in line with your chosen indemnity period.
5. Winning new contracts
The Insurance Act 2015 brought in a number of changes, designed to make insurance fairer and more transparent. One key element for business owners to be aware of is that they need to disclose any changes to material circumstances. This means that if you win a major new contract, you should notify your insurer. A good commercial insurer will ask the right questions to understand how a new contract could change the nature of your business and therefore affect the level of cover you need.
6. Exporting your products
The internet is making it easier than ever before for anyone to operate globally. However, it is important to know that your insurance contract will have geographical limits and, in particular, many will exclude the US and Canada. If you want to expand those limits, so you can export overseas, you will need to notify your insurer. If you fail to do so, you will not be covered for any claims against you in those territories.
7. Inviting the public onto your premises
As you grow your business, you may want to start welcoming people other than your staff onsite. For example, you might host open days when you invite members of the public onto your premises. This is a key time for you to review your liability cover with your insurer.
8. Diversifying and launching a new venture
As an agricultural insurer, we see many examples of diversification. A typical example would be a farmer launching a farm shop, a holiday let or an artisan food business. A common pitfall is failing to update your business description on your insurance policy. If you fail to update this as your business evolves, you could face an insurance claim being rejected in future.
While these are key moments in a business' growth journey, there are many other occasions when it would be wise to review your insurance policy. The key is to have a commercial insurer who takes the time to understand your business needs, asks the right questions and is open and honest with you about the cover you need and the settlement you can expect if you do need to make a claim.
Ria Locker, Technical Leader for Cornish Mutual