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Fieldbus Foundation Participates At The International Automation Congress (IAC) 2014 October 29-31
The Fieldbus Foundation Central and Eastern European Marketing Committee (FFCEEMC) is pleased to be part of the International Automation Congress 2014 that will be held at Hotel Ramada Aquaworld, Budapest, Hungary, from 29th – 31st October, 2014.
The IAC will provide an international forum for professionals in the fields of process control, factory automation and related computer science, to share their latest research, development and applications experiences with participating manufacturers, developers, industry experts and end users.
IAC 2014 is the first congress to be organised as a joint event that brings together the annual Distributed Control Systems (DCS) symposium and the Factory Automation conference in Hungary, and will now take place every three years.
An extensive three-day conference programme includes a plenary session for all, followed by a parallel agenda for process control, factory automation and computer science fields. Fieldbus Foundation President and CEO, Richard J Timoney, will present a plenary lecture FOUNDATION fieldbus will make the use of digital fieldbus 'as easy as 4-20mA' – an overview and update of the progress of the Fieldbus Foundation's Usability Initiative which aims to further simplify FOUNDATION fieldbus implementation, operation and maintenance and allow users to realise the full value of the technology.
Representatives from Fieldbus Foundation members companies will participate in the process control conference programme with a wide range of presentation topics including:
- Remote I/O – Fieldbus Foundation technology: an instrumentation overview (Jürgen George, Pepperl+Fuchs)
- Hazardous area remote I/O with enhanced diagnostics features acc. to NAMUR 107 (André Fritsch, R.Stahl)
- Successful implementation and maintenance of FOUNDATION fieldbus projects (Bindert Douma, STC. B.V, NL)
- FOUNDATION fieldbus technology diagnostics (Marian Bartal, Pepperl+Fuchs)
In addition to the conference and social programmes, there will be a table top exhibition adjacent to the lecture rooms. The FFCEEMC will be running live FOUNDATION technology demonstrations throughout the congress using demonstration units that feature host systems and devices from several different suppliers.
A FFCEEMC press conference and lunch will be held on Wednesday, 29th October, following the opening IAC 2014 press conference. Richard J Timoney, Fieldbus Foundation President and CEO, and Jürgen George, FFCEEMC Chairman, will provide an overview of the latest Fieldbus Foundation technology initiatives and also an update on the merger between the Fieldbus Foundation and the HART Communication Foundation to form a new single organisation, FieldComm Group.
Further information about all aspects of the IAC 2014 event and on-line registration is via www.iac2014.hu.
The FFCEEMC includes representatives from major suppliers of control systems and instrumentation including Emerson Process Management, Endress+Hauser, Honeywell, MTL, Pepperl+Fuchs, R.Stahl, Turck and Yokogawa.
For more information about the FFCEEMC, its activities in the Central & Eastern European region, and local language user resources, visit the FFCEEMC webpages.
Hot off the Press! Spring 2014 Fieldbus Report
Be sure to check out the newly released Fieldbus Report posted today! The bi-annual Fieldbus Report is your resource for all things FOUNDATION. It has the latest news, fieldbus solutions, programs and initiatives being developed by the Fieldbus Foundation. It also contains a comprehensive list of the latest registered fieldbus products so you can be sure you keep up to date with the latest technological advances.
Be sure to grab a copy and read about the new Fieldbus Foundation Usability initiative we've been writing about! You can find the latest Fieldbus Report (as well as past versions) by going here: Fieldbus Report
Other stories include; 20th Anniversary Update, FDI, ROM, DSP, People in Fieldbus etc.
Calgary Canada Shows it's as Strong as Ever on Fieldbus
Success! The Fieldbus Foundation's North American Marketing Committee participated in the first seminar of 2014 year in Calgary, AB Canada on June 5th and 6th.
The engineering offices of Fluor in Calgary started the successful week by hosting the Fieldbus Foundation for a lunch and learn for over 35 engineers from the Quarry Park and Sundance locations. The event was led by Talon Petty of the Fieldbus Foundation with subject experts Mike Clark – BusCorp, David Lancaster – Previously of Bechtel, and John Rezabek – Ashland Chemical. The event was very well received by the engineers who showed a strong understanding of FOUNDATION fieldbus, yet also a thirst for the latest information.
Mike Clark presented on the topic of what the Fieldbus Foundation dubs VirtualMarshalling. Mike's presentation, titled "Why Make Marshalling Smarter, When You Can Eliminate It?" discusses the solutions available in the industry and how they each work from a schema perspective. Some folks often wonder how they can make marshalling smarter or more user friendly, but from the perspective of FOUNDATION fieldbus, electronic marshalling was eliminated the day FOUNDATION fieldbus was created. With FOUNDATION, the marshalling doesn't require any hardware or software configuration changes, it's simply all there. It's done natively in FOUNDATION fieldbus. Devices simply tell the user what they have available, and the user configures the device as they see fit.
Dave Lancaster presented on the topic of Host/Device Selection. This very important step can often be under-evaluated because a few exciting device features sold a device to the user before he/she could properly understand its capabilities compared to it's required use case in their application. Fully understanding a users application and needs, give the users the ability to make important selection choices, and when the user spends the extra time fully understanding the impact of his/her choices during the host/device selection, the project is more successful overall. Dave's presentation offers key consideration points for users and engineers to think about during the selection phase.
A big thanks goes out to all of the engineers at Fluor that participated in the lunch and learn and the team there at Fluor that helped coordinate the activity.
The event on June 6th, hosted at Hotel Arts in downtown Calgary, was the 2nd event in as many days and was a smashing success with roughly 130 registered attendees for the day-long event. The event covers a full project lifecycle from infrastructure selection to maintenance and device replacement. You can read the full agenda here: Calgary Agenda.
Hosting some of the most knowledgeable FOUNDATION experts in North America, the seminar challenged some past notions and offered some helpful best practices based on years of experience. The 2014 seminar is all-new down to the demo system on display. In the past years, the demonstration units showed static devices on display, but in 2014 the new unit actually runs a live process during the event to fully immerse the audience and to illustrate how powerful FOUNDATION fieldbus is for process applications. One particular such instance is when we illustrate Control in the Field (CiF). After demonstrating the redundancy and robustness of the host system, a catastrophic failure is simulated via complete loss of the control system. Despite total loss of the DCS, the attendees see continued control of the process level application via CiF. To take it a step further, a dump valve is opened to show an immediate loss in level after which the valve goes full open and continues to maintain level even with this additional process disruption. It's a powerful demonstration.
There are 2 more seminars in North America currently scheduled for 2014. The locations are Baton Rouge, LA and Houston, TX (Sept 15-16 & Sept 17-18 respectively). If you're in either of those areas be sure you sign up to attendee the new seminar, you won't regret it! You can view additional information at http://fieldb.us/seminars-2014. Other global seminars can be found by going to http://www.fieldbus.org and browsing under the "Global" section of the website for specific regions.
Another big thanks goes out to all of our seminar sponsors that allow us to host these events free of charge to attendees. These guys have great FOUNDATION fieldbus solutions to showcase to attendees at each show.
Latest Registered FF Products!
I was attending one of our great seminar roadshows a couple of years ago and was asked by a user how they can know when new versions of their favorite products have been registered. The simple answer was to encourage them to talk to their supplier directly, but upon further digging, I realized this was something not being well addressed by the process community at large. How are the users supposed to know when a new device is available? If they don't know they're a newer versions available how can they upgrade an old device that may not have the full capabilities they require in their demanding application?
The answer is to track and update our members and newsletter subscribers about the latest registered products and to direct them to their appropriate registration page for more information.
If you've ever wanted to keep up with learning when new products are available after official registration, be sure to sign up for our electronic newsletter "Fieldbus Flash". You can do so here: http://www.fieldbus.org/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=217&Itemid=387
For those of you who want to see the latest registered products as of our September newsletter you can view it through our Media Partners web hosted version of the table here: http://www.controlglobal.com/industrynews/2013/foundation-fieldbus-products/
|October Fieldbus Flash Newsletter Screen Capture
Last Seminar of the Year next month being held in the Houston Area – Sign up today!
Lee College offers certified training courses of varying lengths and depths of study and is the only one in the Southern united states to offer this type of vendor-neutral excellent training.
Our day-long seminar on November 6th will focus on the applications side of FOUNDATION technology and how the technology unlocks more power for your process so you can spend more time at operational efficiency and less time in unexpected shutdown. In case you have not ever attended one of our seminars, you definitely don't want to miss it. Some of the best and brightest minds in FOUNDATION fieldbus are in attendance sharing their knowledge and experience. The best part of it too is that it's completely FREE for all attendees. You can find out more information as well as register on our website: http://www.fieldbus.org/index.php?option=com_content&task=blogcategory&id=136&Itemid=371
|Typical seminar format
Following the end user oriented seminar, we have a Sales Force Training seminar on November 7th that is geared towards salespeople of FOUNDATION fieldbus. The class is a half day training session on the latest news of the technology and how it can be a major part of a customers next installation. The course gives market data and figures for FF as well as some great resource material to help guide you and your customer on every aspect of FOUNDATION technology. Learn how the latest FOUNDATION for Remote Operations Management can help your customers see further into their process by reaching out to remote assets and integrating them into their control systems and how they can integrate wired HART, WirelessHART and ISA100.11a into their existing FF infrastructure! Also come hear about our latest announcement on Project Gemstone and how FOUNDATION fieldbus is the only open system out there focusing squarely on making the user experience easier and more intuitive, including device replacement.
We understand how valuable salespeople's time is so we'll have everyone out of the training day before noon so you can still make customer calls and site visits. Sign up today to refresh yourself on the latest FOUNDATION fieldbus has to offer!
Be sure to check out our Twitter page for announcements on the seminars @FieldbusEvents. You can also view videos from previous seminars on our YouTube channel http://www.youtube.com/user/FieldbusFoundation.
Interesting Post in Emerson Process Experts on Device Alarms & Alerts
Lots of diagnostic data is available from fieldbus devices, and we at the Fieldbus Foundation have put a lot of effort into making it easier for end users to prioritize diagnostic information and manage it effectively. Everything from incorporating NAMUR NE 107 recommendations into our specification and other aspects of our FF 912 diagnostics specification is done with eye toward turning diagnostic data into useful information. You also have to consider the impact of standards such as the ISA18.2 standard for alarm management. A true alarm, according to ISA18, is one that requires immediate operator intervention. You don't want to confuse your device alerts and diagnostic messages with true alarms. There is a great post from Jonas Berge on the Emerson Process Experts web site that discusses this issue, along with some more information on how utilize fieldbus diagnostic data effectively.
Emerson Process Experts: Intelligent Field Device Diagnostic Alarm Management
NEW Brochure Released on the Basics of FOUNDATION Fieldbus
|Get back to the basics with the new FOUNDATION fieldbus brochure
Click on the link above to download the brochure and understand how this real-time digital communication network designed specifically for process control can help you gain the competitive edge through reduced hardware footprint, reduced device count, faster commissioning, tighter control, better signal quality and advanced diagnostics.
The Fieldbus Foundation also has many alternative resources available to help understand the value of FOUNDATION technology on an ongoing daily basis. Below are a few;
Social Media/Forums
- YouTube – http://www.youtube.com/user/FieldbusFoundation
- LinkedIn – http://www.linkedin.com/groups/Fieldbus-Foundation
- Twitter – https://twitter.com/FOUNDATIONField
- Slideshare – http://www.slideshare.net/Fieldbus-Foundation
- Fieldbus Forums – http://forums.fieldbus.org
Official FOUNDATION Fieldbus News Outlets
- Fieldbus Flash (enewsletter)
- Fieldbus Reports
- Press Releases
- ControlGlobal FOUNDATION Knowledge Center
White Papers/Technical Guides/Design Tools
New Paper on Endress+Hauser Approach to Fieldbus Diagnostics
FOUNDATION fieldbus has a unique approach to management of device diagnostics. The publish/subscribe structure of FOUNDATION fieldbus means that diagnostic information is available immediately to a wide range of workers in the plant. The challenge is to organize that data in a way that turns it into useful information for the right people at the right time. That's why the Fieldbus Foundation created the Fieldbus Diagnostic Profile addition to our specification. The Field Diagnostic Profile incorporates the NAMUR NE 107 recommendations, which state the diagnostic data should be presented in a standard manner, with standard coloring and symbology, so it is easily understandable by the different worker roles that must have access to the information.
As with all our technology specifications, Fieldbus Foundation provides a standard framework on how data should be handled and provided to those that need it. The suppliers in turn have the ability to add their own competitive advantage by providing ways to manage an even wider range of diagnostic information within our standard structure. This is what Endress+Hauser have done with their approach to FOUNDATION fieldbus standard diagnostics, and they are making this approach available to other automation suppliers as well.
Endress+Hauser is one of the world's leading process automation suppliers. The company was one of the founding members of the Fieldbus Foundation, and has a long history of involvement standards making bodies and committees. The company's new approach to categorizing fieldbus diagnostics has value not just because it can provide a wide range of diagnostic information about its devices, from electronics to sensing element to the process itself. The Endress+Hauser approach also gives the company the ability to form new diagnostic models based on the information from and relationships between multiple devices in the plant. This brings the diagnostic capability to the asset, unit, and plant level. Endress+Hauser also wants to make this diagnostic capability available to other vendors. Read the rest at the link:
Final Stats from General Assembly and More Presentations
We just got final attendance figures from our General Assembly in Shanghai the week of March 14th, and we are pleased to say that we had over 380 attendees registered for the event. This truly was the largest fieldbus related event to be held in China for some time and we look forward to coming back again. Shanghai is an amazing city and has changed so much in the seven years since I had last been there. And thanks again to all the sponsors and volunteers that made it all happen.
On another General Assembly related note, Mr. Ye Yingmin, Leader Engineer from Shanghai SECCO gave an excellent presentation on the everyday use of FOUNDATION fieldbus diagnostics. The Shanghai SECCO petrochemical complex is one of the largest in the world, and is also one of the largest fieldbus installations in the world with over 20,000 devices and extensive use of control in the field. Mr. Ye's presentations goes into extensive detail about how SECCO was able to achieve a true return on investment with fiedlbus through intelligent management of diagnostic data for both devices and the physical layer. This presentation is worth a read for those that want to get the most out of their diagnostic information.
Putting NAMUR NE 107 to Work for You
One of the good things about FOUNDATION fieldbus being an open specification is that we can incorporate other standards and recommendations into our spec if they provide value to the end user. This is the case with the NAMUR NE107 recommendations for device diagnostics. For those of you that aren't aware, NAMUR is a user group comprised of many the world's major process automation end users. The group publishes specific recommendations for areas of process automation that many times find their way into the world of process automation products and services. The NE107 recommendations provide specific advice on how diagnostic information from intelligent devices should be presented to those that need it, from operators to maintenance technicians and engineers, in a standard format with standard colors and symbols.
The amount of diagnostic information available from today's field devices is staggering. With a complex device on FOUNDATION fieldbus, such as a valve positioner or Coriolis flowmeter, you can have literally hundreds of diagnostic parameters. Some of these parameters are going to provide information that is critical to the process, others may simply indicate the need for future maintenance. NE107 provides a simple way to contextualize all of these parameters.
|NAMUR NE107 Status Signals
The Fieldbus Foundation made NAMUR NE107 part of our specification, and all the devices that get tested and registered under our new Interoperability Test Kit version 6 must conform to the NE 107 spec. The same goes for all our new host DCS systems tested under our new host profile registration process.
Emerson Process Management recently published a good white paper "Configuring FF912 Alarms in a DeltaV System". The Emerson DeltaV system is tested under our most recent host profile called "61b", which supports NE107.
- Cameron
- Emerson
- Endress + Hauser
- Heinrichs Messtechnik
- Honeywell
- Invensys
- Magnetrol
- Metso
- Mettler-Toledo
- Micro Motion
- Pepperl+Fuchs
- Rosemount Analytical
- Stahl
- TopWorx
- Westlock
- Yokogawa
- Young Tech
- Bus diagnostics
- Conductivity Transmitter
- Coriolis Mass Flowmeter
- Displacement Level Transmitter
- Electric Actuator
- Field display
- Guided Wave Radar Level Transmitter
- Host System
- Nuclear Density and Level transmitter
- Nuclear Level Transmitter
- Nuclear Mass Flow Transmitter
- On/off valve
- Oxygen, Chlorine, and Ozone Transmitter
- pH, ORP, Redox Transmitter
- Pressure Transmitter
- Safety Valve Controller
- Thermal Mass Flow Transmitter
- Valve Positioner


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Principes de la Philosophie de l'Histoire
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The Occult Philosophy in the Elizabethan Age
, by Frances A. Yates
De l'esprit géométrique
, par Blaise Pascal
Imaginary Homelands
, by Salman Rushdie
Leçons sur Tchouang-Tseu
, par Jean-François Billeter
A Man of Misconceptions
, by John Glassie
(a biography of
Athanasius Kircher
Isaac Newton
, by James Gleick
Considering Genius: Writings on Jazz
, by Stanley Crouch
Chuang Tzu, Basic Writings
, translated by Burton Watson
Stories of Your Life and Others
, by Ted Chiang
Bitter Seeds
, by Ian Tregillis
What Doctor Gottlieb saw
, by Ian Tregillis
Bartleby the Scrivener, a story of Wall-Street
, by Herman Melville
The Coldest War
, by Ian Tregillis
Necessary Evil
, by Ian Tregillis
Bouvard et Pécuchet
, par Gustave Flaubert
The King in Yellow
, by Robert W. Chambers
(first 4 stories)
The Dönme: Jewish Converts, Muslim Revolutionaries, and Secular Turks
, by Marc Baer
Incognito: The Secret Lives of the Brain
, by David Eagleman
Inverted World
, by Christopher Priest
The Adjacent
, by Christopher Priest
The Origin of Consciousness in the Breakdown of the Bicameral Mind
, by Julian Jaynes
Thinking, fast and slow
, by Daniel Kahneman
La symétrie, ou les maths au clair de lune
, par Marcus du Sautoy
At Day's Close
, by A. Roger Ekirch
Quantum Computing since Democritus
, by Scott Aaronson
The Culture Map
, by Erin Meyer
The Causal Angel
, by Hannu Rajaniemi
Playing in the Dark
, by Toni Morrison
The Collapse of Western Civilization
, by Naomi Oreskes and Erik M. Conway
Peter Stuyvesant, the Last Dutch Governor of New Amsterdam
, by John S. C. Abbott
The Unconsoled
, by Kazuo Ishiguro
A Perfect Vacuum
, by Stanislaw Lem
, by Russell Shorto
The Improvement of Human Reason
, by Muhammad ibn 'Abd al-Malik Ibn Tufayl
The Epic Struggle of the Internet of Things
, by Bruce Sterling
The Best of Henry Kuttner
(a collection of short stories)
Enfers et Paradis, l'Italie de Dante et de Giotto
, par Elizabeth Crouzet-Pavan
Unlocked: an oral history of Haden's syndrome
, by John Scalzi
How to master lucid dreaming
, by Sean Kelly
, by Adam Roberts
, by Jeff VanderMeer
, by Jeff VanderMeer
, by Jeff VanderMeer
, by Leena Krohn
In 2013
by Nassim Nicholas Taleb
Drift into failure
by Sidney Dekker
Observations upon the prophecies of Daniel and the Apocalypse of St John
, by Isaac Newton
FRAM: The Functional Resonance Analysis Method (Modelling complex socio-technical systems)
, by Erik Hollnagel
Crisis Management (from a business continuity perspective)
, by Louise Knegel
Perdido Street Station
, by China Miéville
, by Ramez Naam
John Carter and the gods of Hollywood
, by Michael D. Sellers
The Master Switch
, by Tim Wu
This is your brain on music
, by Daniel Levitin
Up from slavery
, by Booker T. Washington
Saturn's Children
, by Charles Stross
The music of the Temporalists
, by André Pogoriloffsky
Some remarks
, by Neal Stephenson
Thinking in systems
, by Donella H. Meadows
The Vision Revolution: How the Latest Research Overturns Everything We Thought We Knew About Human Vision
, by Mark Changizi
Bit Rot
, by Charles Stross
Debt: The First 5000 Years
, by David Graeber
Neptune's Brood
, by Charles Stross
The Last Policeman
, by Ben H. Winters
The Scar
, by China Miéville
, by Youssef Ziedan
Marc-Aurèle ou la fin du monde antique
, par Ernest Renan
A country of which nothing is known but the name
, by Pierre Cartier
How to measure anything
, by Douglas W. Hubbard
, by Jared Diamond
Personhood revisited
, by Howard W. Jones, Jr.
, by Charles Stross
Everything is obvious (once you know the answer)
, by Duncan J. Watts
The Wonderful Wizard of Oz
, by L. Frank Baum
, by Terry Pratchett
Driving Technical Change
, by Terrence Ryan
Mature optimization handbook
, by Carlos Bueno
I shall wear midnight
, by Terry Pratchett
The Land Across
, by Gene Wolfe
, by Kautilya
Kansas City Lightning
, by Stanley Crouch
2013 and before: some important books
Without much order:
History of the Peloponnesian War
, by Thucydides
The Art of Memory
, by Frances A. Yates
, par Jorge Luis Borges
Technics and Civilization
, by Lewis Mumford
Le Cru et le Cuit
, par Claude Lévi-Strauss
Mythe et Épopée
, par Georges Dumézil
L'apparition du livre
, par Lucien Febvre et Henri-Jean Martin
Histoire de la folie à l'âge classique
, par Michel Foucault
En Famille
, par Marie NDiaye
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Before I published the post "Washing machine for men" I didn't expect it could have 60.000 readings and thousands of mentions on social networks. It was an honor for me to find my post in the TOP 100 most read stories of February in Medium.
That's nice, but I don't see the "hero company" trying to resolve the problem of confusing user interface of my washing machine.
I have to do it by myself
I founded the coliving and coworking space in the Canary Islands called The Surf Office. People are coming for few weeks, they work, they surf and yes, sometimes they need to use a washing machine. This one:
It's one of the simplest models I've ever seen, but still: 14 options for washing in Spanish could be challenging. But everyone has my phone number and... you know the rest. Believe me or not, I prefer surfing waves to instructing people how to use the washing machine.
I drew the user interface to large piece of paper and then I added my comments (instructions),
then I designed these instructions as stickers,
which I pasted on the washing machine. Here is the result:
Clear instructions in 5 simple steps.
1. step
2. step
How much is 1 cup?
This cup you find in the detergent box which is near the washing machine:
3. step
There are 14 washing programs but you basically need only one.
4. step
Push the button and go to surf.
5. step (optional)
I almost always forget about the laundry and after the quick search on Twitter I realized, that I'm not the only one.
QR code which creates the appointment in your mobile calendar, NFC chip... There were many ideas for notifications but probably the quickest and simplest option is just advise you to set an alarm manually in your phone (OMG, it works with any platform!).
However, I prefer iOS Reminders, as I can customize the message.
Robin from Norway was the first guest in The Surf Office who used this "new" washing machine. Here is what he texted me after:
Washing machine should have 2 steps
Many questions came to my mind during designing these stickers.
I don't have to fill printer with the paper and ink before EVERY printing, so why I have to add detergent every single time before the laundry?
In that moment I realized, that my previous concept was too complicated and the washing machine should have only 2 steps:
- Put your clothes inside
- Push the button (and start washing)
Imagine that the Push button means last or default washing program, but you still have dozens of other options. Simplicity with complexity in the same UI.
I'm @faborio on Twitter.


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My friend Bee (of Rasa Malaysia) is one of those people who always has a smile on her face. Happiness radiates from her and it's hard to imagine a negative thought ever occurring in her head. Bee and I met 2 years ago at an event in New York City and were instant friends. I'd like to think it's because I'm awesome, but in reality I know it's because anyone who meets Bee loves her and can't imagine not being friends with her! On top of being one of the nicest people I know, Bee is an amazing cook.
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This web site contains information that I have collected over the years about my Boleyn family in an effort to find out if we are related to the famous Anne Boleyn. I believe that we could be related to Anne Boleyn's Great, Great Grandfather Jeffrey Boleyn who was buried around 1440 at Salle Church. He was married to Alice Bracton.
Jeffrey's brother was William, born around 1336 who was married to Elen. They had a son called William (born around 1405) and he also had a son called William (born around 1431) who also had a son called William – these Boleyns are known as the Lincolnshire Boleyns as they moved from Salle in Norfolk to Lincolnshire.
It is interesting that I have got back to around 1750 with my family tree to William married to Maria who had 3 sons, William, James and Joseph who were all born in Lincolnshire.


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2014 Mining Indaba – Securities Exchange Sessions
Four unique Securities Exchange Sessions for 2014 registered delegates…at no additional cost!
These sessions are designed to help educate delegates and sponsors about how the strong natural resources capital markets that operate through these exchanges improves liquidity, lowers the cost of capital, and diversifies investment opportunities. You'll hear from financial and legal experts who will share a platform to discuss tapping these capital markets for Africa specifically, trends and the outlook for 2014, concluding with a Q&A and social networking. These sessions are included with your 2014 conference registration; you must a registered 2014 delegate to access these sessions.
Seating is limited and registration will be closed once seating capacity is reached. You must reserve your seat in this session. Sign up is required for this session.d! You may register for one or as many of the sessions as you'd like;
Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX) Session
To cover topics ranging from going public in Canada to alternative financing strategies in current market conditions.
Monday 3 February / 12:30 - 14:30
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Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) Session
Listing and Capital Raising in Australia
Interactive discussion
Monday 3 February / 15:00 - 17:00
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London Stock Exchange (LSE) Session
The London Stock Exchange's Exchange Session on Tuesday 4th February 2014, 9.30am – 11.30am will give you a great insight into today's IPO markets and alternative financing methods.
You will hear from an expert team of advisers – CantorFitzgerald, E&Y and the London Stock Exchange – who understand what it takes to deliver a successful IPO and will present their views on the key issues and specific challenges of going public.
The two-hours forum will provide you with an insight into the float process and the opportunity to question the speakers on all aspects of the IPO process and being a quoted company. You will also hear from Executives of an AIM quoted company who will take us through their experiences of executing a successful IPO on the AIM.
Attendance is complementary and of no cost to you but is offered on a first come-first serve basis. If you would like to attend, please register your details as soon as possible.
Ibukun Adebayo, Co-Head of Primary Markets, will be delighted to welcome you to the Exchange Session.
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Why list on Singapore Exchange
Singapore is a natural home for listing natural resource companies with Asian exposure
Speaker: Paulina McGroarty: Head of EMEA, Listings – Singapore Exchange (SGX)
Resources and Mining Companies Listing on Singapore Exchange
Singapore as an ideal venue for listing by mining companies and the related issues and concerns faced by such companies when seeking a listing
Speaker: Peter O'Malley, Chief Executive Officer, Asia, Canaccord Genuity
Listing on the Singapore Exchange (SGX)
Legal and regulatory considerations in connection with a IPO and/or Listing on the SGX
Speaker: Gail Ong, Partner, Head of Equity Capital Markets, WongPartnership LLP
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An overview of Financial Reporting Requirements for Listing in Singapore, and Offshore Listing Considerations.
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The establishment and maintenance of epithelial tight junction integrity is essential to the normal function of epithelial organs;above all, the ability of the intestinal epithelium to serve as a selective barrier to antigens and pathogens while absorbing nutrients is fundamental to intestinal function. Also, tight junctions together with associated polarity complexes are critical for the maintenance of epithelial polarity. Our investigations of epithelial development and polarity have focused on the endosomal protein, endotubin. Endotubin is an integral membrane protein that is resident in apical endosomes of polarized epithelial cells. It is expressed at high levels in developing intestine, particularly when the enterocytes are establishing polarity. Moreover, endotubin regulates junctional integrity and epithelial polarity, possibly through interaction with aPKC and Rab14. In this proposal, we will elucidate the mechanism of action of endotubin and Rab14 in the establishment and maintenance of epithelial tight junctions and polarity. Experiments outlined in this proposal will define the role of endotubin and Rab14 in targeting of junctional and apical proteins and elucidate the motifs of endotubin critical for the establishment and maintenance of epithelial junctions. Our hypothesis is that endotubin serves as a scaffolding protein to organize and target junctional and polarity proteins from the apical endosomes. Loss of endotubin function could result in loss of barrier function and/or apical-basolateral polarity, leading to compromised immunity in the newborn, increased susceptibility to inflammatory bowel disease, and/or cancer.
Maintenance of epithelial cell tight junctions is essential for intestinal epithelial barrier function. Understanding the role of membrane trafficking in the generation and maintenance of tight junctions is fundamental to our understanding of intestinal development, normal function, and pathology.
|Cox, Christopher M; Lu, Ruifeng; Salcin, Kaan et al. (2018) The Endosomal Protein Endotubin Is Required for Enterocyte Differentiation. Cell Mol Gastroenterol Hepatol 5:145-156
|Parker, Sara S; Cox, Christopher; Wilson, Jean M (2018) Rabs set the stage for polarity. Small GTPases 9:116-129
|Johnson, Debra L; Wayt, Jessica; Wilson, Jean M et al. (2017) Arf6 and Rab22 mediate T cell conjugate formation by regulating clathrin-independent endosomal membrane trafficking. J Cell Sci 130:2405-2415
|Lu, Ruifeng; Wilson, Jean M (2016) Rab14 specifies the apical membrane through Arf6-mediated regulation of lipid domains and Cdc42. Sci Rep 6:38249
|Lu, Ruifeng; Dalgalan, Dogukan; Mandell, Edward K et al. (2015) PKC? interacts with Rab14 and modulates epithelial barrier function through regulation of claudin-2 levels. Mol Biol Cell 26:1523-31
|Lu, Ruifeng; Stewart, Lorraine; Wilson, Jean M (2015) Scaffolding protein GOPC regulates tight junction structure. Cell Tissue Res 360:321-32
|Cox, Christopher M; Mandell, Edward K; Stewart, Lorraine et al. (2015) Endosomal regulation of contact inhibition through the AMOT:YAP pathway. Mol Biol Cell 26:2673-84
|Lu, Ruifeng; Johnson, Debra L; Stewart, Lorraine et al. (2014) Rab14 regulation of claudin-2 trafficking modulates epithelial permeability and lumen morphogenesis. Mol Biol Cell 25:1744-54
|Parker, Sara S; Mandell, Edward K; Hapak, Sophie M et al. (2013) Competing molecular interactions of aPKC isoforms regulate neuronal polarity. Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A 110:14450-5


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The state of California says about 400,000 applicants to the Medi-Cal program are still waiting to get coverage. Administrators say they've made a lot of progress on the backlog in recent weeks. But consumer advocates say the state could be doing more to get people coverage faster.
The state says it had a tremendous wave of applicants to Medi-Cal under the Affordable Care Act – it has enrolled more than two million people. Norman Williams of the California Department of Health Care Services says that's part of the backup.
"The application, volume and the newness of the system caused issues that delayed some of the verifications."
He says the department is starting to batch process applications and it's redirected staff to push pending people to coverage. But Elizabeth Landsberg of the Western Center on Law and Poverty says the state should presume some applicants to be eligible now, and determine later.
"We have some people who are going without care, people are confused and we have people skipping medications and not getting the care that they need."
Both the state and health care advocates have sent letters to the federal government about the problem. Advocates are concerned about the hundreds of thousands of applicants waiting more than 45 days for coverage – a violation of federal requirements.


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Making Better Law
Reform of the legislative process from Policy to Act
We funded a series of seminars focussed on different aspects of law making and how greater expert input during the development of legislation would improve the final outcomes.
The resulting report, Making Better Law, concluded that Parliament should be more assertive in the face of poorly prepared legislation and recommended a new Legislative Standards Committee is needed.
Poor quality law
The quality of law is ultimately shaped by the scrutiny it receives in Parliament. But the tidal wave of often hastily prepared, deficient legislation that Parliament has been asked to scrutinise over the last decade and more has severely stretched the capacity of parliamentarians to perform their constitutional function effectively.
Making Better Law examines legislative process from policy to Act of Parliament, including consultation, drafting and scrutiny procedures. It analyses the political, procedural and cultural factors that together help determine the quality of the UK statute book. It diagnoses the causes and consequences of deficient law and sets out a comprehensive package of reform recommendations for Government and Parliament to improve the quality of law-making in the future.
Making Better Law is available to order from the Hansard Society website [3].


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How beonpush works.
I'm an experienced networking marketer and over the past year 2015 to now, I have been working online. In November of 2015, my friend Dennis introduced me to a revshare business called beonpush and this has changed my life now. Today, I want to help each person start making a stable income from a home business. So,
Who is the owner of beonpush.?? The owner of beonpush is Ferki Demirovisk, a foreign investment minister of Macedonia . He is a well reputed person by many people.
HOW CAN ONE WORK WITH BEONPUSH and WHAT'S BEONPUSH.!!!
BeOnPush is a marketing company using the latest advanced technology called RTB. What's RTB.!!? RTB is (Real Time Bidding). Well, you must have realized that you at one time go to a search engine like Google and search for an item like vehicles. You enter in the search engine a phrase like this (best vehicles). Adds specifically targeted to you depending on your search phrases, pop-up. And if you then turn let's say to Amazon.com, perhaps searching for something else say phones, Amazon will amazingly show you suggested Ads related to vehicles. But how does that occur.!!? Well, it's because of the use of RTB technology.
What BeOnPush does is, it uses the money funded by its members to buy trading positions and then sells them through bidding to other big companies and the profit generated, is then shared to its members depending on their investments in the company. It's better to comprehend that BeOnPush is not an investment company, but rather a revenue sharing Co. that gives back a 30% to 50% interest to its members per amount they invest.
Each person can only register by invitation and you can register for free here. Click here to join beonpush
Beonpush pays all its members a 130% to 150% return per investment. There is no clicking nor viewing ads. You only need to invest, sick back and wait as you earn a passive income per day from Monday to Friday.
Beonpush offers investment packs ranging from $20 to $5,000. Here is a full list.
$20, $100, $200, $500, $1000, $5000. For each investment pack you buy, you get back a 30% or 50% interest/profit depending on your plan. Let's assume you start today and buy a pack of $1000, you will be earning between 1.3% to 3.5% Daily income for all working days except weekends and holidays. You will keep receiving a certain percentage btn 1.3% to 3.5% depending on each day's sales volume beonpush makes. The earnings per day may slightly differ per single day. It may be very high or a bit lower depending on how goes the trading day. So, for a $1000 pack, you will receive back $1500 and that's a 150% return. You can buy as many packs as you want per day.
Beonpush at the mean time, uses PAYZA and PAYEER for adding funds and withdraw. Having both of these accounts is free simply go to payza.com or Payeer.com and create your free account.
There's no any requirements to refer other members in order to make money with beonpush. However, if one is interested and wishes to help others also earn with beonpush, they may recommend them and be rewarded for doing so.
There are 3 ways the compensation works.
1. You will earn 13% of total investments on level 1.
Per each directly referred person by you, you will receive 13% of whatevr amount he invests from there after. Let's say you invite Peter, and Peter buys a pack of $1000, you will immediately earn $130 for referring him. Further more, you will earn 13% on all future investments he will make in beonpush.
2. You will earn 2% of all total investments.
I this case, if Peter refer someone, you will earn 2% on whatever that person invests. That will go on and on hence ensuring a stable passive income. please refer to the image below.
3. You will be paid 10% binary commissions.
Beonpush uses a binary compensation structure. This is one of the best comp plan and to you who are experienced marketers, you will conceit with me that this is one of the best compesation structure.
How does the binary system work.!!?
A structure has two legs. That's the left and right legs.
As you can see up there, the left side/team has $1,400 and the right side/team has $700. Your sponsor, will build for you one side and you build one side. So, the company will pay you 10% of the weaker side and that's 10% of $700, which is $70 for that case. the same amount on the weaker side will be deducted from the stronger side. so, you will remain with $700 on the stronger which will be passed on for the next round of payment. As your team grows and also the investments your team makes continues to accumulate further the more money you will earn. That's paid out daily up to a maximum amount of $2000 per day worth of binary bonuses.
So, now I think you know how beonpush works and you can become part of it today. Connect with me on Facebook. Click here to Connect with me on Facebook
I will be glad to help you. I will as well contact you as soon as you register to help you get started, and give you the best strategies. I will work with you through out.
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text: Ryde Beach, Isle of Wight Ryde beaches offer miles and miles of sandy shores reaching so far out that Ryde pier had to be built to enable boats to dock and load/disembark passengers. At low tide vast areas of the sandy beach are exposed – ideal for games or simply relaxing. However, BE WARNED, the tide turns very quickly here – sometimes cutting off unwary visitors who wander too far out. Those who are familiar with the tides regularly take advantage of the wide expanses of sandy beach for horse riding and dog-walking (out of season). A promenade stretches from the hovercraft terminal, next to Ryde railway station at the foot of the pier, eastwards passing the harbour. Then the pleasure beaches begin, stretching down past the impressive Appley Tower and on to Puckpool. There are many entrance points along the beach and great facilities such as deckchairs, sun loungers, windbreaks hire plus numerous shops and cafes to providing everything you need for a great day at the beach Water sports are popular towards the eastern end, especially kite-surfing. The stretch of sands at Ryde offers fantastic views from the Isle of Wight across the Solent to Portsmouth, with the landmark Spinnaker Tower forming an impressive backdrop from which to watch ocean-going liners sailing from Southampton out to sea. From here you also get great views across to two of the 19th Century Solent defence forts, Spitbank Fort and Horse Sand Fort. Nearer the pier is a number of attractions for when you need a break from sunbathing and further east you encounter the large boating lake, the indoor/outdoor swimming pool and waterside. Ryde's East Beach currently holds a Seaside Award. Dogs: There are restrictions in place on the Isle of Wight's main resort beaches between 1st May and 30th September which prevents dogs being allowed to use them. However, outside of this season dogs are welcomed as with any of the other beaches.]]>


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Music Production Schools: Why it's a Great Investment in your Music Industry Future
You've dreamed of being involved in the Music Industry for as long as you can remember. You know that becoming the "next big thing" is more a matter of luck and talent combining in a "million to one" shot. You didn't despair, however, when you realized there are other careers you can pursue in the technical side of the Music Industry such as being a music producer or a sound engineer. The question is: how do you pursue your goal of working in the music industry?


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welcome to another week of wiww! thanks for keeping me accountable to get out of my sweats!
sweater, shirt and shoes – target
jeans – forever 21
necklace – lisa leonard designs
same outfit, different top
shirt dress – zoe clothing company
scarf – local boutique
new year's resolution #1: start running again. ugh.
top – walmart
pants – forever21
shoes – running warehouse
gloves – anthro
hat – sean's
v.e.r.y. sore this day!
church outfit
coat – old navy (kids, a couple years ago)
green top and boots – target
jeans – forever 21
computer work at the coffee shop all morning
hat – target
posy on hat – the pleated poppy
shirt – made by me
sweater – forever 21
jeans – new from my mom! local boutique
shoes – sanuk
and i thought it would be fun to make a little collage of some of my past wiww's!
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Front Yard Update
I've been promising you an update on our yard. There wasn't much to report up until last week. Up until Thursday last week, this is how our home looked. It looks all nice and nestled in among those trees, doesn't it? Really it was a disaster waiting to happen. I've told you all before that we wanted to remove trees. Well, we finally bit the bullet! Yippee! You may have seen a little preview I shared of them cutting them down on Instagram.
This is how our house looks now. It is a huge difference! We had 17 trees and 4 shrubs removed. I know it isn't everyone's cup of tea but we had reasons to remove the trees we did. I'll share a little more about that in a minute. Part of the reason is that most houses in our neighborhood have 2-5 trees in their entire yard ("front and back!!" Gold star to whoever knows that TV show quote). Us? 34 trees. Yeah.
We did keep 3 of our gorgeous trees though! The ginnala maple tree right in front of the house dropped almost all of its leaves immediately after the trees were removed, but it is staying. We also kept the cherry tree on the right of the house and the cottonwood on the left that was 75% on our neighbor's property.
We had a great tree service company come out and they made quick work of our 40-foot trees. They had all 17 trees and 4 shrubs removed, stumps ground, and cleaned up within a day.
The hubby and I had a lot of fun watching our changing views as the trees came down.
Let's take a closer look at each side, shall we? So here on the right side of our house we previously had 3 cottonwoods, a cherry tree, a large russian olive tree, and 4 olive bushes. We had all removed except for the cherry tree.
Looking past the fact that cottonwoods drop 25-75 branches a day that I would have to pick up, they were sick and starting to show signs of bad mold (queue our tree guy telling us that they have damp, moldy crotches… and queue me trying not to respond like a 13-year-old boy). Plus, cottonwoods have roots very near to the surface and they are starting to heave the sidewalk, causing a possible hazard to our neighborhood. And the roots are at risk of invading the nearby waterline. PLUS, we were warned that our cottonwoods could topple at any time, falling into our house. Now… I like a touch of rustic as much as the next girl. But a giant tree in my living room and no roof is a little farther than I would like to take it. So down came the 3 cottonwoods.
Russian olive trees are basically a weed tree and are illegal to be planted in Colorado anymore. They are bullies and steal water from other trees. And I wasn't a fan of the softball-sized sap goo (technical term) and giant thorns either.
And now it is open and I can see my neighbors! It is lovely! I swear that by removing the cottonwoods and russian olive on this side of the yard we have gained tons of sunlight in our living room!
Now for the left side of the house. This is where a majority of the trees were. The large trees are another russian olive and cottonwood. The little shrubs? We found out that they aren't shrubs. They are, in fact, 11 ginnala maple trees cut down to 6 feet high. Yay. Not. ELEVEN more "trees".
All of these trees came out. This cottonwood is a female tree and it drops cotton like crazy in the spring… and the hubby is allergic. Not so fun for the breathing thing. And again, the russian olive is a weed and bully tree. The 11 ginnala maples have been hacked in a way that they are basically trunks with suckers all over them. So out they all came!
Ooooo! Ahhhh! Who knew we have a neighbor over there! Eventually we would love to take some of the gravel from the back yard and move it here to turn it into a parking pad. All the cool kids in the neighborhood have one.
For your viewing pleasure, one final before and after. It has made a huge difference and I almost pass my house whenever I drive up to it now. So crazy. I'm loving it so much. While it may look bare to many of you, I like to look at it as a big blank slate. Now we can turn it into whatever we want! Now we will have sunlight to actually be able to grow grass! Goodbye woodchip yard. Hello lush green-ness! I'm also excited by the fact that we don't have to worry about dying trees falling through our roof and landing in our kitchen. Joy in the small things, right?
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Good morning and welcome to Day TWO of the August Krafty Peeks with Kraftin' Kimmie Stamps!!
Artist Emilie Goulet has designed a super fun set called TROLL TROUBLE!
This set includes two adorable trolls and 4 coordinating sentiments.
You will see this set in action as you hop around the Krafty blogs today. The full hop list will be at the end of my post...be sure to leave some love at each stop because one lucky commenter is going to WIN a gift voucher to the krafty shop!
All THREE of the new August clear stamp sets will be released on Saturday afternoon. Be sure to join us at the LIVE Online Release Facebook Party beginning at 2pm EST. Come join us to help celebrate the new release, check out lots of krafty kreations, have a chance to win some prizes and hang out with all our krafty friends. Hope to see you there!
For my card today, I inked up the boy troll in Memento Desert Sand and stamped him on Neenah paper. I coloured the troll with Copics and created a super easy background with Distress Oxide inks...Kimmie let me play with her set of inks when I was at her house recently for a krafty day! Confession: I promptly ordered myself a set. ;)
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So alpha was the answer so my fatigued mind put "A"...well done. You're going to be a doctor. lol
Patient has BPH. Give alpha one antagonist to reduce smooth muscle contraction and relieve difficulty urinating.
would an acetylcholinesterase inhibitor work as well to relieve the symptoms? but just because he's 73yo, we're supposed to assume it's due to BPH and give an a1 inhibitor?


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If you haven't gotten enough of Fallout 4 yet, or if you just haven't played it and want to check it out, then you'll want to pick up the Fallout 4: Game of the Year Edition when it releases next month. Bethesda has announced today that two new special editions will be made available in September.
The special edition will include the game and all of its addons; Nuka-World, Vault-Tec Workshop, Contraptions Workshop, Far Harbor, Wasteland Workshop and Automatron. Mod support and survival mode will also be included as all of the patch's and updates will accompany the DLC.
The Pip Boy Collector's Edition will include the Game of the Year with all the DLC, as well as the Pip Boy accessory, pocket guide and poster. If you want to pick up the Pip Boy Edition, you'll need to live in the good ole US of A as it's the only place it will be available. Either that, or hound one of your friends/relatives to pick it up and ship it to you.
The Pip Boy Collector's Edition will cost you $99.99, while the Game of the Year Edition will be standard price. Both versions will be released on September 26th, 2017.


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I currently live at 5280 feet (one mile) above sea level. I used to reside at 7890 feet above sea level while living in Aspen. I witnessed time and time again my clients who would fly into town and want to party~hard. Not a good idea. I am one of the lucky ones~I never suffered from altitude sickness. If you have ever experienced altitude sickness including headache, dizziness and nausea, it's not a pretty sight. So, if you are traveling to Colorado or any other destination with high altitude, these tips will help you acclimate to the altitude. Drinks lots of water, avoid alcoholic beverages (at least for the first day or two) and six hours before ascending into a higher altitude, take 600 mg of ibuprofen and then at six-hour intervals. Dexamethasone and acetazolamide are the two most often prescribed medications for altitude sickness but, both have side effects that can make them tough for some to take. So, take your Advil and travel safely!
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Rallies! Reply
Looking forward to the day when we can join other WBCCI members for Rallies and other fun events. Found this super cool photo from my friend, Paul O. on Facebook today. He told me this photo (from LIFE magazine) was taken at an International Airstream Rally.
We will be joining our local unit, WBCCI Denver Colorado Unit (#24), of the Wally Byam Caravan Club International, Inc. From what I have learned, the locals clubs offer events all year long. From monthly luncheons to rallies, caravans and social events for owners of Airstreams. The members are all ages with diverse backgrounds but, all have one love in common ~ the Airstream travel trailer.
We have been invited to attend a club luncheon on March 17th which I am really looking forward to. Thanks goes out to Kip E. for the kind invitation.


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We took a dirty and damaged Ferguson Finesse radio from 1953 and brought it back to life. It's had an electronic overhaul to get it working again and we've replaced the missing magic eye.
Now we're left with a real dilemma. Despite our best efforts, we've had no success hunting down a replacement speaker cloth. None that would do the transformed radio justice. Do we leave well alone and accept that this sixty year old is a stunner and still in pretty good shape without a complete facelift, or do we compromise and go for straight, plain and wrinkle free?


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Microsoft PowerPoint
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We've all heard the saying - "Death by PowerPoint". I'm pretty sure most of you have sat through some pretty tedious presentations in your time.
I remember a few years ago I was asked to run a presentation which was scheduled to go for 45 minutes.
"You won't have to do any work - the presentation has been done for you", they said.
All 92 slides of it!
Our Microsoft PowerPoint training covers not just how to create a presentation, and learn about the features available. More importantly - it includes how to run a presentation! The essential do's and don't's (trust me - your audience will thank you for it).
Do you want to know what happened to the 92 slide presentation? It got a major makeover and ended up being 27 slides long.
To give you a start, we have listed below the various topics we can cover in Microsoft PowerPoint, however, we can create a customized course outline by mixing these up to reflect your specific needs.
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After losing Alexis Sanchez, Arsenal fans would have been forgiven for cause for concern.
However, Gooners have already welcomed Henrik Mkhitrayan and are now preparing for the arrival of Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang.
No deal is currently in place to sign the Borussia Dortmund striker, but Arsene Wenger's side are working with the Bundesliga outfit to ensure the transfer happens before Wednesday's deadline.
It all means Arsenal fans are likely to see a new look frontline in the coming weeks.
It will prove difficult to incorporate Mesut Ozil, Alexandre Lacazette, Aubameyang and Mkhitaryan in the same side. Meanwhile Alex Iwobi who has improved in recent outings will still fancy his chances of getting.
Wenger also has a tough decision to make when it comes to picking formation. Arsenal have leaked goals this season as a back three and a back four, but to have the best chance of winning many will feel the boss must play both Lacazette and Aubameyang.
Does that mean fielding both as strikers? Or to push one out to the wing?
Gooners, what formation and what line up would you deploy? Let us know in the comments…


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This demonstration shows some differences between potable (drinkable) water and non-potable (non-drinkable) water. Variations in temperature, turbidity and pH level also determine the types of microorganisms that can thrive in each water sample. Continue reading
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NASA released its first incredible video of our closest look at Saturn yet
On April 26, the Cassini spacecraft flew closer to Saturn than ever before — between the gap that separates the planet from its rings.
Since then, Cassini has been transmitting dozens of images of Saturn's surface. Here, NASA has compiled all the images into one, incredible video that reveals exactly what Cassini saw.
One of the sights that surprised scientists most was the sharp edges of Saturn's hexagon and its central vortex. Saturn's hexagon is a giant cloud system on Saturn's north pole, and it contains a central vortex.
The sharp edges scientists saw in these latest images suggests that the cloud system and its vortex are not mixing with their surroundings. But what's preventing the clouds in the hexagon from mixing with the clouds right next to it is a mystery.
This first dive marked the beginning of the end for Cassini. For the last 13 years, Cassini has explored Saturn and its moons. But its time will come to an end this September, when it will enter Saturn's atmosphere and burn up.
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The Periodic Table: Crash Course Chemistry #4
Hank gives us a tour of the most important table ever, including the life story of the obsessive man who championed it, Dmitri Mendeleev. Continue reading
Galileo's Thermometer
The Italian scientist, Galileo Galilei, created one of the first thermometers in the late 1500s. It was a rather simple apparatus involving a long thin tube, open at one end, and a pan of water. Students can replicate this experiment, demonstrating the principle that air expands when heated.


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Producing cars since late 1898, the Renault corporation was founded in 1899 as Société Renault Frères by Louis Renault, his brothers Marcel and Fernand, and his friends Thomas Evert and Julian Wyer. Louis was a bright, aspiring young engineer who had already designed and built several models before teaming up with his brothers, who had honed their business skills working for their father's textiles firm. While Louis handled design and production, Marcel and Fernand handled company management.
The very first of the Renault cars, the Renault Voiturette 1CV was sold to a friend of Louis' father after giving him a test ride on December 24, 1898. The client was so impressed with the way the tiny car ran and how it climbed the streets that he bought it.
The brothers immediately recognised the publicity that could be obtained for their vehicles by participation in motor racing and Renault made itself known through achieving instant success in the first city-to-city races held in Switzerland, resulting in rapid expansion for the company. Both Louis and Marcel Renault raced company vehicles, but Marcel was killed in an accident during the 1903 Paris-Madrid race. Although Louis Renault never raced again, his company remained very involved, including their Renault AK 90CV winning the first ever Grand Prix motor racing event in 1906. Louis was to take full control of the company as the only remaining brother in 1906 when Fernand retired for health reasons.
The Renault reputation for innovation of Renault cars was fostered from very early on. In 1899, Renault launched the first production sedan car as well as patenting the first turbocharger.Renault manufactured taxis, buses and commercial cargo vehicles in the pre-war years, and during World War I (1914 - 1918) branched out into ammunition, military airplanes and vehicles such as the revolutionary Renault FT-17 tank. By the end of the war, Renault was the number one private manufacturer in France.
* 1898 - Louis Renault founded Renault
Renault Cars' Iconic Special Edition Twingo Goes on Sale
(A special edition of Renault's flawed but charismatic Twingo city car is open for orders. Dubbed the 'Iconic,' this new-edition nipper will be packed with additional gear and upgrades inside and out.
Throwing it right in at the top of the Twingo range, these Renault cars has been priced the at £14,595).* 1998 - The second generation Clio is launched, using an all-new body and being one of the most competitively-priced European superminis, though these Renault cars' styling is not to all tastes.
* 1999 - Renault purchased a 36.8 percent equity stake in Nissan , the almost bankrupt Japanese car maker, by injecting US$3.5 billion to obtain effective control of the company under Japanese law. Renault vice-president, Carlos Ghosn was parachuted in to turn round the ailing firm. Nissan also owns 15% of Renault in turn.
* 2000 - Renault launches the Laguna II - the first European family car to feature "keyless" entry and ignition.
* 2001 - Renault sold its industrial vehicle subdivision (Renault Véhicules Industriels) to Volvo, which renamed it Renault Trucks in 2002. The Clio undergoes a major facelift and the launch of a 1.5 direct-injection diesel engine to keep it competitive in the supermini sector.
* 2002 - Benetton Formula One team formally becomes Renault F1, Renault increases its stake in Nissan to 44.4 percent.
* 2002 - Renault gains another European Car of the Year success with its second generation Megane, a quirky-looked car which is set to form the basis of Nissan's Almera replacement later in the decade.
* 2003 - Renault expands in Megane hatchback range with coupe-cabriolet, estate (SportsTourer) and sedan (SportsSaloon) variants.
* 2004 - The Renault factory in Billancourt is demolished.
* 2005 - Carlos Ghosn becomes president.
* 2005 - The Clio III is elected European Car of the Year 2006 and gains plaudits from all over Europe for these Renault cars' class-leading qualities. The previous generation these Renault cars is set to continue for a while until the Twingo II goes on sale.
* 2006 - In February, Carlos Ghosn announced the "Renault Contrat 2009" plan focusing on three main goals :
The same year, Renault and Nissan engaged talks with General Motors to study a potential Alliance. This approach was finally abandoned due to the fact that GM asked for money as "entry ticket" from Renault
* 2007 - The third generation Laguna is introduced, strengthening Renault's position in the large family car sector.
Renault cars have performed well in the European Car of the Year awards. The Clio is the only car since the prize's conception in 1964 to win the award twice.
* 1966: Renault 16 * 1982: Renault 9 * 1991: Renault Clio * 1997: Renault Scénic * 2003: Renault Mégane II * 2006: Renault Clio III
The Renault 12 (1970), Renault 5 (1972), Renault 20 (1976), Renault 25 (1985) and Renault Laguna (2002) have all achieved runners-up in spot in the competition. Renault cars' most recent models are well known for their safety, all but 4 of the current models have achieved the maximum 5-star rating by the EuroNCAP crash-test assessment programme. Renault has regularly topped the French car sales charts, fighting off fierce competition from Citroën and Peugeot.
Wheels magazine has announced its Car of the Year every year since 1963, with the exception of 1972, 1979 and 1986 when no cars were considered worthy of the honour. It is considered Australia's most prestigious automotive award. Wheels Magazine itself contends that its Car of the Year award remains the oldest continuous award of its kind in the world.
The inaugural Australian Wheels Car of the Year award was won by the R8 in 1963, and Renault won again in 1970 when the Renault 12 won the prestigious award.


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Decorating Tips For Renters
Designer Grant K. Gibson's 7 Smart Tips For Refreshing a Home When You're Renting
In a recent article in Architectural Digest, San Francisco designer Grant K. Gibson offered some practical and economical advice for making a rental home shine. Instead of making big budget renovations, Gibson offers great options for making the most of your leased surroundings. Check out the tips below, and then tour the entire apartment on Architectural Digest.
- Inject color in your space by going bold in small spaces. Gibson painted his powder room a vibrant orange.
- Splurge on high-quality paint, like Farrow & Ball.
- If you want to keep walls neutral, refresh an older piece of furniture with an unusual color of paint.
- Add modern touches to classic furniture by turning to contemporary art. Seek out original paintings at antique stores or flea markets.
- Make changes in spaces that will get the most use, such as the living room.
- Change out a busy patterned carpet for something simple, like a sisal rug.
- Minimize clutter and keep books in neatly ordered stacks.


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J.P.Clarke's. A rustic country pub which features reclaimed flagstone floors, timber beams with brick and stone walls and open fires. Here you will find a great pint, friendly chat and lively entertainment at the weekend. Since opening in November 2008, we have developed a reputation for excellence in food and a good old fashioned warm welcome. Our regulars vary from, young to old ,corporate to family gatherings, coeliac to vegetarians, the diversity and quality we offer ensures there is something for everyone. Call in for a pint and end up staying for your dinner.
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Single Family Detached
- 3 beds
- 3 baths
- $479,000 price
- 120500 mls id
- Square Feet: 3,504 sqft
Paradise found! Just minutes to Oneontas South Side, downtown and colleges yet seemingly alone in the mountains. A country road leads you to a private drive where this 1977 custom built home awaits a discerning buyer. A versatile layout provides private entrances on two levels. The main floor has two bedrooms one on each level a great room with vaulted ceiling, fireplace, sun-porch and sweeping views from a deep deck stretching across the entire west side of the house. The wood mode kitchen has a dining island and corian counters. A master bedroom with bath and private sun room are a convenient feature on this level. Upstairs is another bedroom with private balcony, full bath and ample storage. A large landing provides views to the great room below as well as the surrounding countryside. The lower level has a private entrance as well as as sliders to the back lawn. This space has a fireplace and kitchenette, full bath with laundry and a private bedroom. A perfect arrangement for parents or children living at home. An oversize two car garage is attached by a glass enclosed breezeway. Outside are 12+ acres of open meadow and forest with ample wildlife. Numerous apple trees dot the lawns and a rushing brook makes up the southern border. Private but not remote this home has the best of country and city living.
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After creating an environment conducive to an in-depth discussion by employing the steps of "AFS Communication Skills Model (CODE)" you will be ready to gather information to guide your decisions regarding what should happen next with a participant situation. While some situations in which a support volunteer might get involved may initially seem complex, experienced support volunteers and staff have found that quite often a participant's difficulty is not at all what it initially seems. The crux of the problem is usually not readily apparent and one runs the risk of reaching a premature conclusion when only part of the pertinent information has been collected. To ensure that all parties have been consulted and that various avenues have been explored, we use the following seven questions to clarify a problem:
- Exactly what is the problem?
- When does it occur? How long has it occurred?
- How do other people in the situation see it?
- Are there physical symptoms involved?
- What has the person tried to do about it? What does the person see as possible solutions?
- Are there major inconsistencies between feelings, content, and body posture?
- What does the person want to do versus what the person feels he or she should do?
For Liaisons >> Your use of this page is generally for problems defined as Mild or Moderate, see the Support Counseling for a Continuum of Issues. If you think the situation might be defined as serious or an emergency you should evaluate the need for assistance in providing support to the participant and host family. The AFS Area Team structure includes a Support Coordinator, possibly an Associate Support Coordinator and a Support Host Family to assist in serious and emergency support problems. These local volunteers are the team's designated contact with National Support Staff in New York should those resources be necessary.
For Support Coordinators >> Generally the problems described in the article titled, Guidelines for Serious Support Situations require Support Coordinator involvement. For these serious and emergency situations this page is probably for your use.
Recommended best practice is to have two volunteers, usually the Liaison and the Support Coordinator attend meetings where there are extreme emotional, physical safety or legal concerns.
The Seven Clarifying Questions
1. Exactly what is the problem?
Almost all problems that are presented as general turn out to be specific issues. For example, a participant saying "I feel out of place here" might in fact mean "I don't understand what the family expects of me." To draw out additional information, you might employ the techniques of open inquiry and/or minimal encouragement.
A participant's choice of words in English often does not accurately describe his or her feelings. Words such as "lonely," "depressed," and "scared" have an enormous range of meanings, so it is important to find out exactly what they mean to the other person. As an example, you might ask, "Exactly what does it feel like to you when you are lonely?" or "Loneliness means one thing to me, but I'm not sure it means the same thing to you. Could you describe how you feel when you are lonely and how it's affecting your life?"
2. When does it occur? How long has it occurred?
An important clue in clarifying the problem is finding out when problems occur. For example, does a person feel anxious all the time or only with certain people? Narrowing down the exact time of occurrence can help in finding the real breakdown. Many general problems turn out to be very specific communications difficulties that are more easily resolved once they are clarified.
Knowing how long a problem has occurred is equally helpful. If a participant, for example, reports that she has felt "lonely" or "anxious" for the last several years, it may be that you are faced with more than an adjustment issue. Generally speaking, problems that have existed over a long period of time are not easily handled in the kind of support AFS provides. Problems that arise suddenly and are new to the participant's experience, on the other hand, tend to be much easier to handle.
In trying to clarify the issue you may want to ask: Have you felt this way before? Is there any similarity between the time you felt this way before and right now? What seems to be the common thread between all those different times during the day when you feel that way?
3. How do other people in the situation see it?
If you are dealing with a participant who is having difficulty with other people in the family, you should immediately try to arrange a time to find out how the family members are feeling. You will want their view to get a more complete picture. You might say to a participant, "This does sound like a very awkward state of affairs, Mary, and I'd like to talk with your host family in order to understand the problem better from all sides."
You might choose to use role reversal in order to both gather additional information and help the people involved begin to see how others see it. Many volunteers find it helpful to ask questions such as, "What do you think your host mother would say if she were here and responding to what you're saying to me right now?"
As the support volunteer, you will want to take care not to assume that any one version of an interpersonal problem is the "correct" one. This can be difficult or tempting to do if you know and care for the individual or have become close to the host family. If you feel that your objectivity is compromised, you might choose to have a more impartial volunteer handle the case. In sum, one will usually get different versions of a story from each party involved. Gathering all those pictures will help tremendously towards clarifying the issues which need attention.
4. Are there physical symptoms involved?
A small percentage of apparent emotional problems are in fact caused by underlying physical difficulties. If there are any complaints of physical symptoms, the participant should be examined by a physician. This also is necessary for the protection of you and the host family.
Be sure to ask for a detailed report on the person's physical health and complaints. The participant may not have yet made any connection between her constant headaches and the problems s/he is describing to you, and therefore, will not voluntarily mention his or her physical symptoms to you. Be sure to notify your Support Coordinator or if unavailable, the National Service Center staff of the problem.
5. What has the person tried to do about it? What does s/he see as possible solutions?
As personal dilemmas can only be solved by the person having them, a support volunteer can find out what solutions the person has already tried and explore other possibilities by sorting out other options. In discovering how a participant has already tried to solve problems, you will gain insight into how realistic s/he is about the problem. It will also help to show how well s/he personally understands it and how committed s/he is to solving it.
You may find that there is work to do in the area of helping a participant take ownership of their situation. Refer to "AFS Communication Skill Model (CODE)". Helpful questions might include, "What can you do to improve the situation?" or "What do you see as the solution to the problem?" Through effective questioning, you can help a participant move from feeling like a "helpless victim" to a person who can take responsibility for their actions.
6. Are there major inconsistencies between feelings, content, and body posture?
Seeing inconsistencies between what a person says and body language is one way to obtain clues for discovering the true nature of the situation. This is a question which you need to keep in mind at all times.
Examples of inconsistencies include, "I really want to learn how to get along with my host brother," yet you notice that the participant is fidgeting or looking around the room when s/he says this. "I really feel terrible about what's going on in this situation," but the person is smiling or showing very little emotion to match the feeling of the words. Should a situation like this arise, point out such inconsistencies to the other person. You might say, for example, "I wonder if you've noticed" or "I heard you telling me that you've felt very good about your host mother, but I noticed that you seemed distracted while you were saying this. I wonder if you really have two different kinds of feelings about her."
It is also important to acknowledge that our own cultural assumptions or familiarities can sometime cause us to misinterpret nonverbal signals. For example, a smile may mean agreement, but it may mean nervousness.
7. Are there inconsistencies about what the person wants to do and what s/he feels s/he should do?
Many requests for your assistance will come in the form of "I feel like I ought to do this better," or "I should appreciate what's being done." Working on ways that "oughts" and "shoulds" can be fulfilled is very rarely successful since they represent requests from a judgmental part of the self.
It can be helpful in clarifying the problem, to you and to the participants, by asking them what they want to do. It is important to know the difference between what someone feels they "ought" to do and what they "want" to do. Many participants may be totally out of touch with their true feelings because of the overwhelming desire to do what is "right." By looking at both sides of the issue, you can help clarify it.
In general, try to identify early in the process what someone wants as a solution to their problem. At the same time, one needs to show respect for a participant wanting to do what is "right," as many cultures instill in their children a very strong sense of obligation.