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SharePoint spaces
Immersive and engaging mixed reality experiences for everyone, on any device
Welcome to mixed reality for everyone
SharePoint spaces put the power of mixed reality into everyone's hands. You can now create immersive experiences that add a new dimension to your intranet using the data you already have. Everyone in your organization can interact with content in real-time—viewing data from every angle and manipulating models, all while leveraging your existing investments in SharePoint.
With SharePoint spaces, mixed reality goes mainstream, empowering everyone to create visually compelling spaces and share them with anyone, on any device.
For everyone
A wide range of mixed-reality devices and web browsers are supported. Enable new scenarios for Firstline and Information workers. Available in all Office 365 commercial plans.
Empowering creators
Get started quickly with smart templates. Bring a new dimension to your intranet while leveraging your existing skills and content.
Powered by AI
Gain insights into people and content and provide personalized search results by unlocking knowledge with the Microsoft Graph.
Integrated and extensible
Connect to your own and third-party content. Customize with your branding and extend using the SharePoint Framework.
Training and education
Provide real-world experience without the real-world costs—or dangers.
SharePoint spaces make creating and sharing training processes with 3D models and 360-degree videos simpler than ever. With mixed reality, you can build skills and experiences that are as close as you can get to real life—without facing the very real dangers and financial costs of live training.
Prepare for danger—without the danger
Imagine employing people in one of the most challenging and potentially dangerous industries in the world. The team is working on a deep-sea oil rig. It's busy, it's noisy, and one mistake could cost someone their life. How can you prepare workers to avoid accidents and handle disasters if they occur? You need a way to provide real-world experience—without real-world danger.
Unlike expensive live-training simulations, virtual experiences are more affordable and can be repeated multiple times so that your employees have the practice they need to stay safe.
What our customers are telling us
Learn products inside out
You've got thousands of products. Potential buyers love them—if they know about them. How do you make sure your new salespeople are familiar with all of them? How do you make sure they know the ins-and-outs of every product?
Build a space with 3D models of all your products in SharePoint spaces to provide an easy-to-use and affordable way for your salespeople to find, filter, and sort every product in your catalog. Give them the ability to gain familiarity with every facet of a product—even if they've never handled it in real life.
Make compliance engaging
Regulatory and legal requirements mean you must provide employees with more compliance training than ever before. It's more than just a box to check off. You want people to really learn from and engage with the training process, so they make better decisions every day.
By providing training experiences that use 360-degree images and immersive storytelling, SharePoint spaces enable you to help your staff get the big picture and key insights, focus on the lessons without distractions, and gain more value from mandatory training.
Get a feel for new equipment—before getting hands-on
Getting up-to-speed on new technology and equipment is always a challenge. Imagine that you're an airline getting ready to roll out new aircraft to your flight crews. Wouldn't it be great if you could help them get familiar with the design and layout of controls, gauges, and readouts before the aircraft even arrives?
SharePoint spaces makes that possible, letting you provide your pilots and crews with 360-degree images with annotations and 3D cabin mockups—wherever they are in the world, no matter what device they use. Unlike training on real flights, cabin crews can work on their training as many times as they need to with mixed reality, making sure that they feel comfortable before they even step foot on the aircraft.
Prepare for the real world
You've got great food, great locations, great staff—and high expectations. You want to make sure that operations in every restaurant meet your demanding standards. You want the customer experience to match your expectations, too.
By sharing best practices like kitchen organization and table layout using 3D models or providing realistic customer service training with immersive videos within SharePoint spaces, you can make sure that your staff is prepped for success.
Data visualization and immersive reports
Leap into new dimensions to find creative ways to share lessons, reports, or information on the job or in the classroom.
You need to keep people engaged. Whether you're helping students understand the concepts, or employees understand who works where, you want them to gain a deeper understanding and to walk away with the right conclusion. Using 3D visualizations, you can deliver information in a novel way, providing visual learners with a deeper context and helping them make better decisions.
Give learning a new dimension
Creating learning experiences that capture students' attention is a challenge for every classroom. Displaying lessons on screens and paper doesn't always contend with real-world distractions and varying learning styles. With SharePoint spaces, you can motivate and empower students to see the building blocks and add to the concepts. Now, it's easy for teachers to create an engaging classroom experience with new dimensions. Your teachers can import visual lessons, visualizations, and videos (2D, 3D, and 360-degree) that support their lesson and share them with their class, all provided at no additional cost with the SharePoint environment.
What our customers are telling us
Build the right teams
If you are a part of a busy restaurant chain with several moving pieces and various locations, it can often be hard to grasp who works where. You need to make sure all your restaurants have the necessary employees to maintain an exceptional level of quality for customers. Wouldn't it be amazing to view all employees, their primary locations, and their specialties in one place—and slice and dice this data in just a few clicks?
With data visualization, you can bring all these factors together. You can learn which locations are excelling and how those teams were built. See the specialties of every employee working at each location with visual organization charts. SharePoint spaces allow you to accomplish this in one place with immersive visualizations. You can now share insights with local store management with a tool that is affordable and easy to get started with.
Global data insights
With diverse sales regions spanning the globe, it can be hard to get the full picture of global sales data. You need to be able to visibly identify patterns. Paper reports don't always give enough information, and while 2D visualizations help support this goal, they're still missing a dimension. 3D visualizations in mixed reality give you the necessary tools to look at the big picture as well as analyze the data in three dimensions. SharePoint spaces give your team a platform to see your data from the inside out. Viewing, storing, and sharing your 3D visualizations in SharePoint spaces mirrors the current SharePoint experience with the added benefit of mixed reality. Identify new patterns in sales and take a deep dive into your market with SharePoint spaces.
Heavy duty efficiency
Builders rely on heavy-duty equipment to accomplish their projects. You have the tools to get them there. Both you and your customers want safe and functioning equipment. With SharePoint spaces, you can provide customers with a visual representation of the data for your equipment. Builders can see how tools perform, and you can display visuals that overlay critical information and data about each piece of equipment. Using 3D models with superimposed maintenance information, your company and your customers can stay in the loop on their machines. Your machine data can also be added to the model to show the efficiency of a tool so that you can quickly check through your equipment to see depth, reach, travel speed and other specs. SharePoint spaces help you sell your equipment and aid your customers in choosing the appropriate tools for their projects.
Get the bigger picture
Things move fast in the shipping industry. Your staff and clients alike expect high visibility into the location of shipments but tracking this information down in spreadsheets or databases is a time-consuming activity. Viewing the location in 2D doesn't yield enough information to paint the full picture, especially if you're looking for a compelling case to adjust a specific shipping route to expedite goods. SharePoint spaces bring global data to all your locations.
You can gain a new dimension in data analytics with mixed reality. 3D visualizations give you a window to view the global picture so that you can build better insights around trending locations and routes. With SharePoint spaces, storing and sharing spreadsheets and 3D visualizations of shipment and warehouse reports is simple, and creating a space to share globally is quick and easy. Just like creating a new site, you can create a new space to bring your 3D visualizations to life. Empower your staff to do more by giving them the insight of visual data.
Virtual tours
Disrupt the campus orientation experience or provide global teams with access to your important events with mixed reality.
If your organization is global, you want members of your team to feel included wherever they are. Whether for college orientation or a datacenter tour, you want to share your distinct space in new ways. SharePoint spaces give everyone the power to build and experience mixed-reality tours—together. Bring your team to your events with 360-degree videos, into your datacenter with 3D models, or on the field with drone footage. Inspire your team to see the world in new ways with SharePoint spaces.
Thinking locally, training globally
To meet your guests' high expectations of leisure travel, all your service and support staff must undergo comprehensive training. With SharePoint spaces, your team can bring the facilities to life through mixed-reality experiences. Building comprehensive 360-degree video tours of the buildings and grounds can give your team spatial context when supporting guests on site. You can make your team's onboarding process much more fun and engaging. This innovative addition to SharePoint can significantly reduce the time spent on your extensive onboarding process.
What our customers are telling us
Flying into new experiences
Orientation marks the beginning of a student's experience with your university. You provide a wealth of information to ensure your students are successful, and campus tours are a key component in this process. Student-led tours provide first-hand insights about the campus, but even though guides may be trained with the same information, there are often inconsistencies between one tour and another.
If you want to bridge the gap between efficiency and quality, SharePoint spaces can give you the ability to build consistent on-demand tours. Using the combination of voice-over and drone footage, you can offer a new view of campus. Instead of spending hours waiting on tours, students can utilize mixed reality to take on-demand tours through the campus. For some students, the innovative experience will be their first mixed-reality experience and can prove valuable due to the convenience—not to mention the immersive feeling of flying around the school.
Virtually step into your physical space
Your first and foremost goal is keeping your datacenter secure. You also want to showcase your world-class operation to new hires, so they are excited to be part of your technology business. With all the regulation that goes into keeping operations compliant, tours aren't always an option—especially for new hires that could be getting certifications and background checks to enter the datacenter. Videos are a great medium to start with, but they don't convey the real shape of your facility. Floorplans help give spatial reference to video, but your new hires still can't feel the expansive size of the entire center. Using 360-degree videos and 3D visualizations in SharePoint spaces, your new hires can virtually step inside the data center, and you can create excitement with your new team members.
Create inclusive global campuses
Your company is expanding. You're now faced with the new challenges of a global workforce. Many of your team members no longer work in the same facility or country, but you desperately want your campuses to feel connected, regardless of your employees' locations. Maybe you've noticed that team members who have a sense of belonging at work are more likely to be better team players, leaders, and productive workers. You've begun to capture 360-degree images and videos at events but sharing them can be a challenge. Using other video sharing and document platforms can't provide the security and permissions your business units are familiar with in SharePoint.
Now your teams can learn and celebrate together through SharePoint. SharePoint spaces provide a mixed-reality realm with the familiarity of SharePoint. It's simple to get started, and easy to create spaces for your employees to interact with your team's 360-degree videos and images. Now, you can provide your employees with a unique way to feel connected.
Recruitment without the expenses
For non-profits, it's always a challenge to land the right mission and vision with prospective recruits and donors. Many challenges and expenses—such as trying to schedule tours, dealing with different time zones, or managing the cost of bringing everyone together in a single location—often take away from an already tight budget.
What if you could stretch your budget to get the biggest impact? If you want to create a highly immersive experience for interested parties, you need a space to easily place and share video, pamphlets, and other info. SharePoint spaces can give you all of this—without breaking your narrow recruitment budget. You can share your non-profit's great work with current prospects by placing 360-degree videos, photos, documents, and visualizations in SharePoint spaces, meaning none of the overhead costs of hosting physical events. You can lower recruitment costs while engaging a global prospect base with SharePoint spaces.
Content catalog
SharePoint spaces make it straightforward to create and share an innovative content catalog that excites your audience and captivates their imagination.
You have a message to share. Your designs are beautiful. Your products are easy to use. You've listened to customers. You need to communicate all this goodness in a way that is new and compelling; a way that not only reflects your great design, but also helps your customers, your salespeople, and your staff go beyond hearing or viewing the message. Whether it's your latest product lineup, last week's employee town hall, or a demo of the latest concept from engineering, you want them to experience it.
Take new products for a test drive
Imagine that you're about to release the newest model of your most popular car. The lines are clean and elegant. The interior is both luxurious and refined. The engine and drivetrain are the most advanced in the industry. Now you just need to introduce the results to your dealers, their salespeople, and their mechanics. They need to quickly get familiar with the basic features, the options, and the mechanical parts and procedures. SharePoint spaces make it possible for you to easily and quickly publish 360-degree images, annotated 3D mechanical models, and immersive video tours to your sales channel—all over the country or around the world.
What our customers are telling us
Put all the pieces together
If your customers can dream it, you can build it. You've got the options. You've got the components. You've got the ability to put them all together. The main challenge is that your customers can't always picture the result for themselves, and your employees aren't always sure which parts can combine to create a custom solution, either. You need a way to for everyone to envision the possibilities, easily and affordably.
Creating a catalog of different parts and products in SharePoint spaces can change your workflow. Content catalogs provide you with one place to use 2D and 3D models along with 360-images and even Office documents to bring the results to life. You can now turn customers' desires into reality using the SharePoint skills and knowledge you already have.
Help customers envision the possibilities
You've got great customers. They have a passion. They're willing to invest their time and money in it—and you've got just the products they need. However, your customers are also discerning. They want to get a feel for the products before committing. They want to check out the details and make sure each purchase fits their specific needs and lifestyle. You want to give them the ability to view your products from every angle.
Using SharePoint spaces, you can create interactive product showcases using 3D models and 360-degree images that excite customers while letting them examine every facet—and fastener—of your product. You can quickly and affordably design spaces that help them see how your products will help them live their passion.
Bring everyone into the story
You have teams scattered around the country and around the globe. You are struggling to stay connected with your whole team since you're constantly on the move—visiting as many worksites as possible, meeting with leaders, and holding town hall meetings. You're sharing the latest news, providing updates on key milestones, and trying to ensure everyone feels connected. But what about the folks you haven't had a chance to meet with? How do you connect with them? How do you make sure they feel connected with everyone else?
SharePoint is already your go-to solution to help your teams collaborate. Now, SharePoint spaces make it possible for individual workers to connect with teammates and be a part of your story. Your team can upload and share 360-degree video catalogs of townhall meetings, company events, and celebrations. You can empower your staff to stay connected with SharePoint spaces.
Connect the dots
The Internet of Things (IoT) is all about data. Lots of data. You've got devices connected to equipment all over the world and the stream of data is massive. You're putting that data to work helping customers solve their biggest problems. Now you just need to help your customers—existing and prospective—see the connections. You need to show them how your solutions and their data will make their lives better.
By creating 3D CAD models combined with IoT data and sharing them with SharePoint spaces, you can help your customers envision the possibilities. And you can do it without investing in new platforms and software. It's already there, in your existing SharePoint and Office 365.
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Colorado housing market: Highly ranked and improving, says Freddie Mac
Colorado's housing market is one of the country's top-ranked markets and also one of the U.S.'s improving markets. That's according to a new report by Freddie Mac, which indicates Colorado scored high in its latest Multi-Indicator Market Index (MiMi). Colorado ranks No. 2 nationally, only behind Utah, on the national MiMi score, and over the past month, its MiMi value improvement value was the fifth-highest in the country.
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Retailer Sears Holdings, looking to turn around its business after recent profit declines, detailed a new structure that separates its business units and simplifies the way they are managed, and its shares shot up as much as 19 percent.
The retailer controlled by hedge fund manager Edward Lampert said it will have five business units under the new decentralized structure: operating businesses, support, brands, online and real estate.
Each unit will have a leader and an advisory group including senior Sears Holdings executives who will oversee performance.
"I think this is what a lot of value shareholders like myself have been expecting for some time, to be able to take this company and split it apart so we can really look at it in terms of its asset value separate from its operational value," said Scott Rothbort, president of LakeView Asset Management in Millburn, N.J.
Sears Holdings , formed in the 2005 merger of Kmart and Sears, said the move will allow individual businesses to operate more efficiently and give them greater power to focus on consumers.
"At the time of the merger, a centrally managed structure was essential to control costs and focus on integrating the two companies," Lampert said in the statement. "Now, it's time to empower individual businesses and teams to focus on the customer experience and performance."
In recent years, Sears has struggled to win customers from a host of competitors and now faces an economic slowdown that has hurt sales of home goods such as appliances and tools.
The retailer warned last week that fourth-quarter profit would be less than half that of a year ago and said its holiday sales fell as the crumbling U.S. housing market and competition hurt business.
Sears Holdings has reported profit declines for the past two quarters, and sales at stores open at least a year have fallen at both Kmart and Sears for the past seven quarters.
The company said its operating business unit will include current product lines such as appliances, apparel and electronics. Support units will include marketing, store operations and customer strategy. The real estate and online units will focus on increasing the "sales productivity" of real and virtual holdings.
Sears Holdings shares are down about 49 percent from a high of $195.18 reached in April 2007.


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Specimen of stock certificate, BC Sugar Refinery, Limited
Tenth general meeting: American Society of Sugar Beet Technologists, Detroit, Michigan February 4-6, 1958 [group photograph]
BC Sugar Refinery annual picnic at Belcarra Park
BC Sugar annual picnic, employee group photo
BC Sugar Refining Co. employees annual picnic, Bowen Island 1945
Twentieth Annual Canadian Chemical Convention, Vancouver, B.C., June 16-19, 1937 [group photograph]
Chemical Institute of Canada, Edmonton [A.B.], Sept, 14, 1956 [group photograph]
BC Sugar annual picnic employee group photo
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Item is an industrial film produced for the Manitoba Beet Growers Association and the Manitoba Sugar Company Limited. The film documents the sugar beet farming process in Manitoba, its harvest, transport, sugar processing and manufacturing. Focus ...
Item is a film produced on behalf of the Australian sugar industry. The film focuses on nutrition, the manufacturing of sugar, and the contentious health benefits of sugar consumption.
Sunshine to sugar : The story of beet sugar
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Summer sunshine for winter menus
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Item is an educational film documenting the farming, harvesting and refining of the Canadian sugar beet for the production of sugar.
Item is a documentary that describes sugar beet farming and harvesting for the manufacture and production of granulated sugar. The film was produced in cooperation with Manitoba Sugar.
Item is a film showing a fire in the field north of the Ozama Sugar Co. mill. The mill is visible in the background.
Item is a film containing an advertisement for Manitoba sugar. Film contains shots making icing, icing a cake in a kitchen, and sugar bags.
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Item is a film containing footage of a tractor tilling, preparing, and thinning sugar beets.
Fifth annual picnic of the BC Sugar Refining Co. employees, Seaside Park B.C.
The story of sugar beet production in British Columbia
Item is a silent film entitled "The Story of Sugar Beet Production in British Columbia," which documents the process involved in sowing and harvesting sugar beet seeds. The film contains descriptive intertitles to describe the process.
Rogers Golden Syrup commercial
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Item is a silent film entitled "The Picture-Story of Sugar as related by Vancouver's Own Sugar Refinery" which documents the process by which consumer sugar products, including sugar, icing sugar, sugar cubes, and golden syrup, are...
Item is a documentary film entitled "…one lump or two…," presented by the B.C. Sugar Refining Company and produced by Lew Parry. The film, produced most likely in the 1950s, documents the process by which consumer sugar products, such as...
Energy packed : the story of cane sugar
Item is a documentary film entitled "Energy Packed: the Story of Cane Sugar," presented by B.C. Sugar Refining Company and directed/produced by Lloyd Stump. The film, originally shot in 1975, documents the process by which consumer sugar...
1975 television advertising program : call on your sweetie sugar
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1975 television advertising program : call on your sweetie sugar
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Arrangement of Wooden Roof over Jelly Tanks
Iron Buildings for Sugar Factory
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January 21, 2014
Roads have remained pretty clear throughout Central Virginia as the winter storm passed through Tuesday, but the traffic troubles might not be over yet.
Among the worst driving conditions occurred Tuesday morning along Interstate 64 toward Afton Mountain. Visibility on the roads was extremely poor.
Salt and sand trucks, among other equipment, were stationed at overlooks and rest areas along the interstate to respond to any issues as they came up.
In Downtown Charlottesville, public works already pre-treated the roads with a brine solution.
"That just pre-treats those roads and gets them ready for any snowfall so there's less of a chance of it sticking to the roads," Charlottesville spokeswoman Miriam Dickler said.
The city makes its own brine solution, creating a mixture of water and 23 percent of salt.
By afternoon, the roads were just wet.
"If you put down rock salt before a snow event, traffic will actually move that salt around," Dickler said. "So it isn't as effective because it doesn't stay where you put it. Brine stays where it goes."
The rock salt is more effective during actual snowfall. Crews were out along Interstate 64 spraying the roads with sand and salt to provide more traction.
But even after the final flakes fall, the troubles could continue.
Wet roads should be a concern for drivers over the next couple days. Lower temperatures mean the wet roads won't dry up.
"When it gets cold and roads haven't dried completely, there's always the chance of freezing and some black ice," Dickler said.
Salt and brines are only effective in temperatures above 15 degrees. Over the coming days, the overnight lows are expected to dip below that, so the city's public works department adds a chemical to the brine that helps the treatment become more effective.
"It reduces that freezing temperature by quite a bit," Dickler said.
The city said its crews will be out on the roads throughout the day and night to make sure they are clear.


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This data cable is worked for Panasonic G350 G400 G450 G500 GSM mobile phones.
Below is the general usages for this data cable:
- Edit phonebook
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- For use with most flasher programs, and or utility software.
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Summer Bike Camp
June 9, 2014 @ 8:00 am - June 13, 2014 @ 12:30 pm$150
Participating in Youth Summer Bike Camp is about empowerment, building confidence, and above all- FUN!
Register for Youth Summer Bike Camp
Through our Youth Summer Bike Camp program your child's confidence, knowledge, and skills increase in a safe, fun and peer-led environment. Activities focus on developing safe-riding skills, mechanical knowledge, and bike handling for each skill level, as well as exposure to health and wellness, environmental stewardship, air quality issues, and recycled art through a series of hands-on experiences.
Each week long camp session costs $150. Financial assistance available based upon need. Email to request an application – email@example.com
Campers begin and end each day at El Grupo's Clubhouse located at 600 N. 9th Ave, near 5th Street and west of Stone Ave, just north of downtown. Campers begin the day at 8am and end at 12:30pm.
Camp is designed for youth aged 7-13 years old. Perfect for Middle School aged youth!
Here is a sample schedule to get an idea of what campers will experience at Youth Summer Bike Camp:
Day 1: Orientation to Bikes, El Grupo, Basic Bicycle Mechanics and Tour of BICAS, & Bike Safety
Day 2: On-the-bike skills sessions & nutrition activities
Days 3 & 4: Bike rides! With lots of skills training along the way, recycled art, clean air activities
Day 5: Bike ride to group "Goal Destination," Graduation!
Youth Summer Bike Camps is run by El Grupo Youth Cycling. Pima County DOT Bicycle & Pedestrian Program is the title sponsor. All camp counselors are certified bike safety instructors through the League of American Bicyclists. El Grupo youth (aged 14-18) gain hands-on peer mentoring and job experience as Pima County Youth Bicycle Ambassadors.


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They will compete with us to dominate social media. And they will do so because their chosen subject is more focused than us. Who are they and are we ready for them?
They are, of course, people in non-digital jobs turning to social media for the first time in their lives. Not early adopters like you and me, using Twitter, FriendFeed, Vimeo or whatever, in a constantly analytical, experimental way. No, these lot could not care less how it operates or what it is called. They just want it to work for them.
I've already asked whether bloggers are ready for competiton from the arrival of so many former, print journalists who, having lost their jobs or their prejudices, will turn to blogging and better many long-term bloggers. And so with this new wave of people using social media to network.
Take my brother, head of media and campaigns in a government department. He's already reactivated his Facebook profile, set up a Twitter account and launched a LinkedIn group, all in two weeks. His years of media, many on the UK's national papers, translates seamlessly to our new world. But he has one further bonus when it comes to community – his focus. So when he sets up his LinkedIn group he does not just want any communications experts, only those in local government.
He's already having debates about whether Facebook has a role in a company's internal communication.
How many of we early adopters can beat that?


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Centennial Grill is the place to enjoy hot-off-the-grill specials like hamburgers, hotdogs or chicken sandwiches. For something on the lighter side, try a flavorful chicken Caesar or buffalo chicken wrap. For a taste-tempting treat, look no further than our creamy soft serve ice-cream, hot, chewy pretzels or super cool shaved ice. For a quick cool down on a hot day, try a cup of our Dunkin' Donuts-brewed iced coffee. Everything is prepared to order so it's fresh and just the way you like it.
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Portofino is a small fishing village in Liguria, a north western region of Italy, situated on the Ligurian Sea. It is a popular yachting destination and is much loved by those who appreciate luxury and relaxation, maybe in one of the wonderful rental house suggested by WeVillas. Once in Portofino walking might be your best option. The town is not large and most restaurants, shops and beaches are a short walk from the harbor. Alternatively, mopeds seem to be a popular choice for getting about, especially for those people visiting several of the small regional towns nearby, like Paraggi or San Fruttuoso. One of the best things you can do in Portofino is relax: walk around the small city, hear the sea, take a rest at the end of the left Marconi quay. There is a small wine bar where you have an occasion to drink something seated less than one meter from the sea. There are also a couple of small shops in the harbor area, offering regional foods and wines for reasonable prices, the perfect souvenir to take home after a holiday like this. Many people who visit upscale Portofino also visit the nearby Cinque Terre, five small wonderful coastal villages listed on the UNESCO World Heritage List. Liguria is full of luxury villas for rent to spend a week's vacation, perhaps in one of the beautiful property in Portofino proposed by WeVillas.
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Villa Giulia is a grandious villa for rent set on twelve acres of land, high in the hills overlooking the coast of Portofino in Liguria with wonderful, wide open views of the Tyrrhennian Sea and the night- lights of Portofino's famous port. It can accommodate up to 10 guests. This luxury property offers total privacy and seclusion, and yet its location puts guests only a...Read more


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WATERLOO, Ontario — October 25, 2017 — Dejero, an innovator in cloud-managed solutions that provide video transport and Internet connectivity while mobile or in remote locations, has announced that it will showcase solutions for IP network blending and video compression technology in support of remote and mobile broadcasting at the FOR-A® booth at #4311 in Hall 4 during Inter BEE 2017, which runs at the Makuhari Messe, Chiba City, Tokyo, from 15 to 17 November 2017. Visitors can also see how clips gathered through Dejero mobile transmitters can be automatically integrated into FOR-A's Media Asset Management (MAM) system, MediaConcierge™.
"At Inter BEE, we'll be demonstrating solutions that solve the everyday connectivity and bandwidth challenges that mobile reporting crews face in getting content back to base from remote or difficult locations," said Mark Moore, VP international sales at Dejero.
At this year's event, Dejero is showcasing its implementation of HEVC that provides improved picture quality in low bitrate and limited bandwidth environments, especially when combined with real-time adaptive bitrate control and Dejero's auto transport technology. Inter BEE visitors will see an H.264/H.265 demo that illustrates live video transmission when bandwidth conditions are dropping with as little as 1 Mb/s available.
"We're continuously innovating to speed up and simplify mobile production, which is evident in our addition of HEVC to the Dejero platform. Our goal is to deliver consistent connectivity and superior video quality that our customers can rely on when working in the field," continued Moore.
The Dejero Gateway in-vehicle mobile connectivity solution will also be presented in Japan. It allows crews working on location to send and receive large files and access their newsroom or media asset management systems, as well as cloud services used for collaboration. Fast, reliable and secure connectivity to the public Internet or private networks is provided using high-bandwidth blended network technology that saves on-location teams valuable time.
Enhancing the RF performance of Dejero's EnGo mobile transmitter is the EnGo Vehicle Mount Kit; also on show at Inter BEE. The kit provides a mounting option for newsgathering or production vehicles that connects to roof-mounted high-gain antennas. It means that the EnGo can now be used as an encoder/transmitter in a cellular, satellite or hybrid vehicle, and then can quickly disconnected and placed into a backpack, a sling bag, or mounted directly onto a camera to give crews maximum mobility when on the scene of breaking news and live events.
Finally, visitors can see how the Dejero Mobile App for iOS can help mobile journalists and video professionals using smartphones and tablets to broadcast live from any location, record video for future transmission and import or upload edited video files to designated servers when traditional broadcast equipment is not at the scene.
About MediaConcierge
MediaConcierge is FOR-A's Media Asset Management system that includes ingest, editing, On Air Source Management, archiving, playout, and repurposing, and the system is a simple solution that transmits your system to the next generation, enabling file ingestion including IP streaming and metadata management for cameras and broadcasting systems.
About FOR-A Company Limited
FOR-A, a worldwide, industry-leading manufacturer, offers a wide range of broadcast and production products with a focus on cutting-edge technologies, including: HD, 4K and IP products. FOR-A continues to offer future-ready, cost effective, advanced technology solutions. Products include: video switchers, routing switchers, multi-viewers, full 4K high-speed cameras, IP encoders/decoders, multi-channel signal processors, 8K/4K/HD test signal generators, color correctors, frame synchronizers, file-based products, character generators, video servers and much more. For a full range of HD and 4K production and processing solutions, as well as IP-based products, visit our web site at www.for-a.com.
About Dejero
Driven by its vision of reliable connectivity anywhere, Dejero blends multiple Internet connections to deliver fast and dependable connectivity required for cloud computing, online collaboration, and the secure exchange of video and data. With its global partners, Dejero supplies the equipment, software, connectivity services, cloud services, and support to provide the uptime and bandwidth critical to the success of today's organizations. Headquartered in Waterloo, Ontario, Canada, Dejero is trusted for broadcast-quality video transport and high-bandwidth Internet connectivity around the world. For more information, visit www.dejero.com.
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Daphne's Diary was given to me by my sister who had bought it on a whim and knew I'd like it. It looks like a magazine but feels like a book and on opening it, it reads like a whimsical, indulgent and beautiful insight to a creative and active fellow woman's mind.
With diary extracts of simple musings of everyday life, articles, reviews, recipes and lots of varied projects, this is a book-azine apart from the rest. It is the same price as most other craft magazines but is thicker and printed on a more luxurious paper.
There are very few adverts which add to the feel of a book rather than a monthly issue. It appealed to my own sentimentality as it positively reviewed the Southern Irish town of Dingle which I visited as a young tween on my first parent free holiday. I was with my sister and our aunt, uncle, cousins and their entire marching band and the trip provided fond memories which were rekindled with this review.
Another article that I enjoyed was on herbs and spices; their monastic history to tips on their use in a modern kitchen and growth in a window box or allotment.
There are recommended projects to do with the free papers and templates like these postcards, gift boxes and feathers. I have an idea in mind of how I will use them all together in a wreath come dream catcher window decorative display. Watch this space for how I get on.


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Oudt Leyden - Dutch Pancakes
This is my first post based on my trip to the motherland with Joanne. We were on holiday last week in the Netherlands, naturally it was always going to entail a visit to a Pannekoeken Huis (Pancake House) what with my obsession for pancakes. On Saturday of last weekend we took a train to the town of Leiden in the South of Holland, we were there to go shopping and browse around the Saturday market.
To be honest and I didnt tell Joanne this, I was there for one reason and one reason only it was to pay a visit to my favourite pancake place ever. Its called the Oudt Leyden, I was first here two years ago with my brother Steven and his girlfirend Sarah (my fellow pancake fiend). Its an old yet very elegant old style Dutch pancake house, who serve all manner of Dutch food but their USP is their amazing pancakes.
We arrived weary ( well I was after all the shopping) around 1pm, we both ordered the same pancake being Naturaal( powder sugar with lemon wedges on the side). I also ordered a coffee as I am obsessed with the Dutch Coffee, its so bloody good and not to go off on a tangent but its always strong and for some reason Koffie Melk makes it all the better. Koffie melk is a UHT cream everyone puts in their coffee over there.
Anyhow back on topic, the Pancakes arrived!!!! Damn they looked good as ever, they are about 16 inches in diameter and are served on a gorgeous Blue Delft plate. I drizzled my pancake as you can see from below in something called Stroop, which is a type of molasses the Dutch put on all manner of sweet desserts. The pancakes are light , thin and taste absolutely amazing. Even prompting Joanne to exclaim they are the best pancakes she has ever had.
I dunno what it is but the powder sugar just works so much better than granulated, it even prompted my brothers girlfriend Sarah to bring some home when she was last on holiday. I know if we were staying closer to Leiden I would have been here more than once on holiday.
Thanks for reading and if you are going to Holland definately check both Leiden and this fabolous restaurant out.


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Remote Care
Every second spent getting a critically injured or ill patient to an intensive-care unit can mean the difference between life and death. So why not bring the ICU bay to the patient?
The IMS LSTAT (Life Support for Trauma and Transport) system from Integrated Medical Systems, is a computerized smart bed with a built-in defibrillator, ventilator, suction pump, three-channel fluid/drug infusion pump, clinical blood analyzer, and physiological monitor.
Once a patient is strapped to the LSTAT platform and hooked up to the accompanying systems, he receives continuous care and monitoring. And there's a unique twist: The LSTAT platform has a network-capable computer monitoring system on-board, which can send real-time patient information to hospital databases and remote locations.
Until now, the LSTAT platform was used only in the military, but it may have a future in ambulances, prehospital care, and elsewhere.
"When we see things like Columbine, tornadoes, and other disasters, it pains us," says Dr. Matthew E. Hanson, vice president of business development at Integrated Medical Systems. "To be able to provide hospital-level ICU care in mass casualty situations could save a lot of lives."


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Xiangzhi Yu, Mechanical Engineering PhD student, has successfully defended his PhD work entitled Multi-Degree of Freedom Optical Metrology Techniques. Xiangzhi is the second student graduate with his PhD from the group. After graduation, Xiangzhi will head to FARO where he has accepted a position as a Senior Systems Engineer. Congratulations and good luck on the next step in your career!
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Undergraduate Bill Green gives talk at ASPE Annual Meeting
Undergraduate student Bill Green from Mechanical Engineering recently presented his work on Gradient Index (GRIN) Metrology at the 31st Annual ASPE Meeting. His work, entitled Development of a Twyman-Green Interferometer Capable of Measuring the Thermal Properties of Optical Materials, was presented on behalf of co-authors James Corsetti, Greg Schmidt, Duncan Moore, and Jonathan Ellis. It is a pretty rare feat for an undergraduate student to be selected to present at a major international conference. Well done Bill!
Professor Ellis gives invited talk at Frontiers in Optics; Julia hands out awards
Professor Ellis recently gave an invited talk at the Frontiers in Optics conference held in Rochester, NY this past October. The subject of his talk, IRIS – A new paradigm in laser refractive correction, was an overview of how femtosecond lasers and multi-photon absorption can induce meaningful refractive change in cornea and hydrogels. This work, with co-authors Gustavo Gandara, Dan Brooks, Kaitlin Wozniak, Sara Gearhart, Len Zheleznyak, Paul Funkenbusch, Wayne Knox, and Krystel Huxlin, is part of a larger research program centered on non-invasive vision correction.
In addition to that talk, Professor Ellis was not the only person in the family participating in OSA's 100 year celebration. Julia Ellis, his daughter, was selected to hand out awards to the panel of seven Nobel Laureates.
Group of Piglets finishes second in ASPE Student Competition
Ethan Burnham-Fay, Xiangzhi Yu, Fenghe Zhong, and Allie Browar placed second in the 3rd Annual ASPE Student Competition held in Portland, Oregon in late October this fall. The group spent all night working on a laser scanning system using MechBlocks from MOTUS Mechanical.
Also, these four students, along with Chen Wang, Dan Brooks, Kaitlin Wozniak, and Bill Green were all recipients of NSF Grantee Scholarships to attend the ASPE Annual Meeting.
Xiangzhi defends his PhD Dissertation today
Xiangzhi Yu, PhD student in Mechanical Engineering, will defend his dissertation work Wednesday, November 11 at 9:30 AM (today!!!). His PhD work is on Multi-Degree of Freedom Optical Metrology Techniques. We wish Xiangzhi well during his presentation and defense.
Bill Green has co-author paper accepted
Bill Green, Mechanical Engineering Undergraduate Student, has had a paper accepted as a co-author by Optical Engineering. This is Bill's first time co-authoring a paper. Additionally, Bill will be presenting his work on thermal expansion and dn/dT metrology at the upcoming ASPE Annual Meeting in Portland, OR. When the final version is published and online, we'll be sure to update.
Congrats Bill!
Steve Gillmer PhD Defense
Steven Gillmer, MechE PhD Student, will be defending his PhD work on Tuesday, April 26th at 10:00 AM. The defense will take place in Hopeman 224, in the MechE Conference Room.
Resolution and Functionality Enhancements in Optical Metrology
Scientific experiments continue to push engineering limits beyond the nano-scale, driving the development of extremely high resolution measurement tools and calibrations as a result. The effective implementation of optical metrology and its associated instrumentation involves a multi-disciplinary approach. This thesis draws from mechanical, electrical, and optical engineering subject areas in order to implement the proposed resolution and functionality enhancements. The discussion will focus on three forms of optical metrology: optical displacement sensing, scatterometry, and interferometric weak measurements. The primary applications of the advancements in optical displacement sensing lie in the measurement and calibration of computer numerical control (CNC) equipment and coordinate measuring machines (CMMs). A novel scatterometry tool will be presented for critical-dimension metrology in the continued sustenance of Moore's law. Finally, optical displacement sensing and scatterometry will find parallels through weak measurements. Both application areas have potential for vast performance improvements via the measurement of a weak value. A variety of novel concepts and experiments will be presented within these fields of research with the ultimate goal of their dissemination into the manufacturing and semiconductor industries.
Sam Butler successfully defends his MS Thesis
Sam Butler successfully defended his MS Thesis, Development of Electronics and Signal Processing for a Displacement Measuring Interferometer Probe for Freeform Optics, on April 14th. Sam's committee consisted of his advisor, Professor Paul Funkenbusch (MechE), and Professor Qiang Lin (ECE).
Sam has recently accepted a position as a System Engineer at Clerio Vision, Inc., a startup company spun off from the University of Rochester and the labs of Prof. Ellis, Knox, and Huxlin. We wish Sam congratulations and all the best in the future!
Sam Butler defends MS Thesis Today!
Mechanical Engineering MS student, Sam Butler, will defend his MS thesis work on Thursday, April 14th at 3 PM in the Hopeman 224 conference room.
Development of Electronics and Signal Processing for a Displacement Measuring Interferometer Probe for Freeform Optics
The burgeoning field of freeform optical design is currently limited by metrological techniques for validating manufactured designs. State-of-the-art measurement systems do not provide the flexibility, measurement bandwidth, or low measurement uncertainty required for producing freeform optics of the same quality achievable for spherical and aspheric parts. One promising avenue for reaching high-quality metrology is through the use of optical coordinate measuring machines (OCMM). These are 5-axis probing machines that use non-contact, optics-based probes for surface measurement. This research seeks to develop an optical probe with high measurement bandwidth and low measurement uncertainty in a compact form factor that provides linear and angular measurement of the optical surface under test. The probe uses homodyne interferometry in a Michelson configuration for linear displacement sensing, and a lens in combination with a position-sensitive detector in an autocollimation capacity for angular displacement sensing. Development of electronics and signal processing, as well as preliminary measurement results using a prototype probe, will be discussed.
Xiangzhi Defends Thesis Proposal Today
Xiangzhi Yu, mechanical engineering PhD student, is defending his PhD Thesis Proposal today, Monday, December 14 at 1 PM. The location for his Proposal Defense is in Hopeman 224.
Precision linear stages provide the basic movement for many nanotechnology systems such as lithography stages, biological scanning systems, and nanofabrication positioning systems. All these systems require precise position sensing for feedback control and extensive calibration procedures to achieve the required accuracy. In this proposal, a compact state-of-the-art multidegree of freedom optical metrology system is presented which will enable fast, accurate calibration and error mapping of multiple axes simultaneously. The working principle for each degree-of-freedom measurement is shown and system-level integration will be investigated to evaluate the overall performance. In addition, the proposed system will significantly mitigate the temporal, dynamic, location and Abbe errors during calibration process. In the end, a refractometer which enables both absolute refractive index of air sensing and tracking based on variable length vacuum cell is presented, which is essential for ultra-precision interferometry measurements under atmospheric conditions.


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Knowledge and understanding of other countries dispels stereotypes
Citing an old Chinese saying, personal experience and a handful of examples, US first lady Michelle Obama avidly encouraged students to study abroad in "a new era of citizen diplomacy" on Saturday.
"As the Chinese saying goes: It is better to travel 10,000 miles than to read 10,000 books," she told more than 100 students when delivering a 15-minute speech at the Stanford Center at Peking University.
"We believe that relationships between nations aren't just about relationships between governments or leaders. They're about relationships between people, particularly our young people," said the Harvard-educated lawyer from a working-class family.
Calling study abroad programs "a vital part of America's foreign policy", Obama said study abroad could help young people from different countries better cooperate with each other and know they all have a stake in each other's success, and then to tackle their shared challenges.
"No country can confront them alone, the only way forward is together," she said, citing issues including climate change and economic opportunities.
Wang Enge, president of Peking University, echoed Obama's view, saying "mutual understanding is the very first step" for China to fully integrate into, and be fully accepted by, the world.
Wang also spoke of his anticipation of more US students coming to China, including Obama's two teenage daughters joining Peking University, which triggered applause from the audience.
Christianna Madson, a 23-year-old US student at Peking University, said foreign students, representing their own country, could be a
cultural bridge to carry out citizen diplomacy.
"The more you know a country, the more you dispel the stereotypes," said the student majoring in linguistics.
Madson, who learned Chinese for five years, said she planned to work in China to continue "building the bridge" as more foreign companies and organizations came to China and more Chinese enterprises kept expanding throughout the world.
According to the US first lady, China is currently the fifth most popular destination for Americans studying abroad.
"The US government actually supports more American students in China than in any other country in the world," she said.
In 2009, US President Barack Obama announced the 100,000 Strong Initiative to encourage more US students to pursue studies in China.
China is the largest source of foreign students to US universities with more than 200,000 students studying there.
Zhang Yunqi, a sophomore at Peking University, said her willingness to study in the US became stronger after hearing the strong support from Michelle Obama.
"I believe it will be a trend for the US to be more open to Chinese students, with more scholarships provided," she said.
Jia Qingguo, dean of the School of International Studies at Peking University, said the US also wants China to be more open.
"The differences between the two countries should not necessarily force them to be antagonistic to each other. Instead, it calls for understanding and cooperation," he said.
Michelle Obama, who is on a weeklong maiden trip to China with her daughters and mother, has sought to promote education and youth empowerment since her arrival in Beijing on Thursday.


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Happy Monday everyone!! I hope you had a great weekend and an extra hour of sleep. I'm not exactly happy about Daylight Savings because while it was great for my former single self to squeeze in some extra zzz's it meant NOTHING to my two kids, they were up bright and early per usual. Oh wells, life of a mom, I think I can pretty much give up on the hopes of ever sleeping in again.
Coming back to today's outfit. Are you guys familiar with the online women's fashion site Pixie Market? They have so many cute and current style pieces at affroadable price, often seen on minimal style bloggers like Thrifts and Threads and TheTique. Their pieces are unique and I seriously want to buy everything!! Their inventory is limited and the top sellers goes fast so if you like something, do not hesitate to buy it becase it will be gone before you know it.
Today I'm wearing their wrap off the shoulder top in the most popular fall color, burgundy! I love that it is a little chunky without looking bulky, the sexy neckline is perfect for wearing choker or statement necklaces. I wore the top with my dark denim skirt that I got for only $9.99 (seriously a steal) and ankle booties with metallic details to keep the whole look a little grunge and mod-like. Take a look at Pixie Market's site and let me know what pieces do you like!!
P.S. A Very Special Post on Wednesday's Linkup with big giveaway prizes so make sure you come check it out!
Top : : Pixie Market (also love This and This from them)
Skirt : : H&M only $9.99 (or Here only $19.99 or This super cute only $34)
Boots : : Aldo old (super similar Here, Here and This too all under $99)
Bag : : Chanel (exact pre-owned Here and Here)
Shades : : Gentle Monster


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Security Operations Analyst - Security Incident Response Team (SIRT) - Technology Risk
Goldman Sachs Technology Risk is leading threat, risk analysis and data science initiatives that are helping to protect the firm and our clients from information and cyber security risks. Our team equips the firm with the knowledge and tools to measure risk, identify and mitigate threats and protect against unauthorized disclosure of confidential information for our clients, internal business functions, and our extended supply chain.
SECURITY INCIDENT RESPONSE TEAM (SIRT) supports and enables a comprehensive technical Cyber Defense program for the firm while increasing awareness of current and potential Cyber Threats. Works across the organization to operate efficiently, provide technical investigative support and mitigate threats to the firm.
Our team of engineers builds solutions to the most complex problems. We develop cutting-edge systems and processes that form the core of our key business and enable transactions to move in milliseconds. We provide real-time access to critical deal information and crunch billions of data points each day to inform firm-wide market insights and strategies. Team members have the opportunity to work at the forefront of technology innovation alongside industry leaders and make significant contributions to the field. Do you enjoy analyzing cyber-threats? Correlating cyber-attack patterns? Preventing cyber-attacks before they start? A position as a Cyber Threat Analyst in Goldman Sachs' Threat Management Center lets you do all this and more:
• Decipher attack motivations and techniques by correlating threat data from various sources to complete a comprehensive picture of potential cyber-attacks
• Enable a world-class cyber defense program by working closely with other technical, incident management, and forensic personnel to develop a fuller understanding of the intent, objectives, and activity of cyber threat actors
• Work at the forefront of designing an innovative threat and security incident management solution
• Analyze potential infrastructure security incidents to determine if incident qualifies as a legitimate security breach
• Perform network incident investigations, determining the cause of the security incident and preserving evidence for potential legal action
• Initiate escalation procedures to counteract potential threats/vulnerabilities
• Appropriately inform and advise management on incidents and incident prevention
• Document and conform to processes related to security monitoring
• Participate in a 24x7 coverage model to prevent and re-mediate security threats against Goldman Sachs' global business network
• Excellent oral, written, and presentation communication skills required
• Strong English verbal and written communication skills
• Ability to multitask and prioritize work effectively
• Highly motivated self-starter
• Responsive to challenging tasking
• Attention to detail
• Strong sense of ownership and driven to manage tasks to completion
• Experience conducting security analysis using a well-known commercially available SIEM (Security Information and Event Management) tool (i.e. ArcSight, QRadar, Splunk, AlienVault, etc)
• Basic scripting and coding skills utilizing either Python, Powershell, or Java
Preferred Qualifications
• Bachelor of Science in Computer Science, System/Computer Engineering, Cyber-Security, or Information Security is preferred. Four (4) years of additional work experience may be substituted in lieu of a Bachelor's Degree. Bachelors of Science/Arts in Forensic Computing, System/Computer Engineering, Data Science, Engineering, Operations Research, Applied Intelligence Analysis, Psychology, or Decision Science will be considered.
• Coursework or experience in computer science, computer security, computer networking, system design, system integration, software development, and emerging technologies preferred
• Related certifications: Security+, Network+, CEH, or GCIH a plus.
The Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. is a leading global investment banking, securities and investment management firm that provides a wide range of financial services to a substantial and diversified client base that includes corporations, financial institutions, governments and individuals. Founded in 1869, the firm is headquartered in New York and maintains offices in all major financial centers around the world.
© The Goldman Sachs Group, Inc., 2019. All rights reserved Goldman Sachs is an equal employment/affirmative action employer Female/Minority/Disability/Vet.
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Friday June 16, 2017 | 8:30am to 4:00pm | Rohnert Park CA | Tickets Required |
The North Bay Offices of the Alzheimer's Association of Northern California & Northern Nevada presents its eleventh annual education conference in Sonoma County. Alzheimer's Disease: Continuum of Care XI is a day-long conference for family members and professionals (continuing education units are available) that covers many topics relating to Alzheimer's disease and dementia.
David Troxel, MPH, co-author of Best Friend's Approach to Alzheimer's Care
Elizabeth Landsverk, MD, Elderconsult Geriatric Medicine
Viki Kind, MA, Clinical Bioethicist
Claire Day, Chief Program Officer, Alzheimer's Association of Northern California & Northern Nevada
To download the flyer, click here.
Registration Rates:
Early Bird – on or before May 19
General Registration $45.00
Professionals requesting CEUs $90.00
After May 19
General Registration $50.00
Professionals requesting CEUs $95.00
Fees include continental breakfast & lunch. Six (6)
Continuing Education Units are available in the following
Registered Nurse Provider #CEP12415
LCSW/LMFT Provider #PCE1121
RCFE Administrator/NHAP Application Pending
To download the registration form, click here. See page two.
For more information, call the Alzheimer's Association at 800-272-3900 OR 707-573-1210.


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Olive tapenade, referred to as pasta elias in Greek, has become quite popular in Greece in the past few years. You can find a large selection of olive tapenades from Greek olive oil companies made from Greek olives. Basically a mixture of crushed olives, garlic, capers, and herbs, this condiment is a healthy and tasty alternative to mayonnaise and other sandwich spreads. It is a source of the good monounsaturated fats and low carb, for those watching their carbohydrate intake.
As an appetizer I like to use olive tapenade as an alternative to dip accompanied by some pencil thin bread sticks. Or you can spread it on small toasts, as in the photo I took from a sampling at the Athens airport. I also use it in sandwiches instead of mayo. I make what I call a "Greek salad sandwich".
Olive Tapenade Greek Salad Sandwich
Spread some black olive tapenade on whole wheat bread; add sliced tomatoes, crumbled feta, thinly sliced onions and cucumber. Sprinkle the bread with oregano. This sandwich is really filling, you can fit one serving of vegetables in there, get about 4 grams of fiber and a small dose of antioxidants as well.
Greek Olive Tapenade
- 7 ounces olives rinsed and pit removed
- 1 garlic clove
- Capers
- Salt Pepper
- Herbs such as thyme or rosemary or oregano
- Grind the olives into a paste in a food processor.
- Add the crushed garlic clove continue mixing.
- Add the herbs and continue mixing until the paste is smooth.
* This recipe calls for using Greek olives called throubes. These olives are meaty, and they are unique because they are the only olives that are left to ripen and shrivel on the tree. If you can't find them at a Greek market, it's OK to use Kalamon (Kalamata olives). *When using olives Kalamon, you won't need to add too much additional salt, if any.


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This week we're going to really feel the songs we sing in class, drawing deep down into our inner selves, then even deeper into the past to connect with our ancestors' many struggles, channeling their hard work and heartache, bringing that back up through us as we open our mouths to sing the blues.
Or maybe not. But at least we'll sing some songs and talk about the blues, which shouldn't be a struggle at all. In any case, let's go!
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In 1971, as opposition to the Vietnam War peaked and civil unrest rattled America, activists knew they were being watched, infiltrated and undermined by the FBI. But they didn't know the extent of the agency's efforts, nor how far J. Edgar Hoover's agents would go to suppress dissent.
That would change one night in March, when eight men and women broke into an FBI satellite office in Media, Pa. They absconded with nearly every piece of paper they could find, sifted through it and anonymously sent various documents detailing the agency's spying and dirty tricks to major media organizations. While some outlets were initially reticent about reporting on the documents, the revelations would ultimately unleash a torrent of investigative reporting, shining a light on Hoover's efforts to destroy Martin Luther King and the agency's now-notorious COINTELPRO program.
The burglars then faded into obscurity until this week, when it was revealed that five of them had agreed to be interviewed for a new book by Betty Medsger, a former Washington Post reporter who was one of the first to receive the stolen documents.


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This homemade costume for pets entered our 2015 Halloween Costume Contest.
A word from Mara, the 'Boston Tea Party' costume creator:
Lincoln is our adopted Boston Terrier. His costume is; Boston Tea Party. I came up with the idea and my husband made the table top. We glued a piece of fabric on the board and then hot glued an inexpensive children's tea set onto it. The hat is one I bought online and glued a feather to it. The bow tie collar was bought at Pet Smart. I love home made costumes and decided my dog needed one too!


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Premiere week has finally arrived: Mark your calendars for Wednesday night, when the first episode of "Great American Health Challenge: NYC" airs on New York Nonstop!
(New York Nonstop airs on the following channels:)
- Cablevision NY/NJ 109
- Cablevision CT 118
- Time Warner Cable 161
- Verizon FIOS 460
- Comcast 248
The reality show competition pits teams from the five boroughs against each other in a series of challenges designed to find the fittest borough. There's one dream prize waiting for the healthiest team at the end, but along the way they'll score some challenge-specific rewards, too.
You can meet the contestants and the host Lauren Scala on this Ning community page. Keep checking back throughout the season to get behind-the-scenes blog updates and photos!
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Watch Josh MacPhee and Amy Roberts discuss the if a song could be freedom… Organized Sounds of Resistance exhibition on BK Live.
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Ahead of its official debut at the forthcoming Geneva Motor Show, a video of Audi's bold and beautiful Prologue Avant Concept has been released. An evolution of previous Prologue concepts, the practical model previews a potential rival to the Mercedes-Benz CLS Shooting Brake.
Beyond the redesigned shape and the addition of two extra doors, there is hardly any other major change in this third Prologue concept. While some minor tweaks such as sportier front bumper featuring a new splitter, redesigned grille, LED daytime running lights and revised air intakes differentiates this Avant version from the previous Prologue concepts. Though the overall design remains the same and flaunts Audi's new styling language, crafted by the design chief- Marc Lichte.
Another important change made to the Prologue Avant is the powertrain. The first Prologue concept in the coupe form had a 605 bhp-4.0-litre TFSI V-8, the second Prologue coupe, one with the autonomous capability, came with a hybrid tech to the same V-8, rated at 667 bhp. While this third and the most latest one features a diesel-based plug-in hybrid setup, similar to the one set to debut in the new Q7 e-tron Quattro. The 3.0-litre TDi engine works in collaboration with an electric motor and its combined output has been dialed up to 455 horsepower. The mill is mated to eight-speed Tiptronic automatic transmission.
At 16.7 ft. in length, 6.5 ft in width and 4.6 ft in height, the Prologue Avant is marginally ahead of the coupe concept. Though its wheelbase remains unchanged at 10 feet and all three Prologues ride on 22-inch wheels. It boasts 20-inch carbon ceramic discs and drive is to all four wheels via a quattro permanent all-wheel-drive system.
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The end of the world day thoughts.May 21, 2011
If one is to believe Mr Harold Camping, member of the US-based Christian group, Family Radio, today is the day when Jesus Christ returns to earth to take with him the good ones to heaven and leave the sinners to face the end of the world. No kidding. And apparently, there are some complicated mathematical calculations behind all this and the Kiwis are going to get it first, earthquakes, wrath of God and stuff like that. Being my normal ever so optimistic self, I prefer to believe the Mayans who gave the good ol' planet one more year, however, what if I am wrong on this occasion?
If the doomsday scenario is indeed already brewing in the Pacific, depending on the scale of the problem and how rapidly it spreads across the planet, we may still get to see the final round of games tomorrow or we may not. Worse still, when the archaeologists from another galaxy arrive in a few hundred years and put together the history of this Premier League season, the Mancs will be the champions, the Carling Cup winners will be hovering just above the relegation zone and the Arsenal will be the biggest losers of the lot. So, what are your Judgment Day thoughts, not as a person, but as a red and white blooded Gooner? 'Fuck this, should have stayed at Highbury and bought Messi' is probably the common denominator here!
Jokes aside, I have just seen the goals scored by Bent last Sunday and seriously, this is no laughing matter. Both of these were totally avoidable, as far as I am concerned, leaving a striker who always scores against you 'unattended' is embarrassing at any level. I used to watch the non-league football quite a lot back in Poland and I would scream my head off, seeing my defenders as static as that playing the Sunday morning game where some of them would still probably earn a driving ban for being a bit tipsy! Here is to hoping that OGL has finally seen the light and realised that whilst some rules are meant to be bent and others to be broken, there is no way around the old principle that you buy twice if you choose to buy cheap, which will result in finally making some proper investments in the areas we have been crying out for reinforcements since the summer of 2008.
If Mr Camping's calculations are correct, should the alien archaeologist land in the North London area and set up his site on the remains of the more glamorous of the two local gladiator arenas, he may come across records of strange and inexplicable decisions pointing to the stubbornness of the man at the helm, where the voices of criticism were dismissed as 'silly' and the identical mistakes were repeated season in season out, bringing the same results like clockwork. But hey, like I said, I choose to believe that we still have some time to write a whole different story, where all of the above problems were rectified and there were some precious metal artifacts for the space Indiana Jones to dig up from the ruins of the Emirates!
And it would appear like some wheels are already in motion on the playing personnel front as last night the Tw*tter thread lit up like a Xmas tree, awash with news of us signing Vélez Sársfield's Ricardo Gabriel Álvarez. I would love to be able to tell you anything about him, but since Argentine Primera División is not exactly at the top of my list of interests, I can only rely on the videos like this one and what the others say and most of the opinions are positive. 6'2″, pacy, natural wide player and shoots from outside the box, I say welcome to Arsenal! Sure, he is not the marquee signing some of us (yours truly included) are clamouring for, but it's a start.
Since we have covered the 'in' bit, time for the 'out' column: last morning, The Sun readers had the pleasure of finding out that D******n wants to quit Arsenal, apparently frustrated with lack of trophies, being a 'wiener' himself. According to the hack behind the piece, the fans are 'rocked', I hasten to add that they are also 'rolled', but we better put the champagne on ice, as the fact that he wants to go does not necessarily translate to him actually going, it's similar to Diaby wanting to win Ballon d'Or or Bendtner wanting to be amongst the best strikers in the world. Selling him may prove quite a challenge for the biggest marketing minds there are and I will only believe in him gone when I see him holding his new shirt with Stevie Wonder, his new club's chairman right next to him, blissfully unaware what he has got himself into.
All steps in the right direction and to be frank, since it's pretty unusual for us to make early moves like that, it just seems like the last week's events made a few people wake up and smell the shit that just hit the fan. A new hope or am I being duped again?
Looking outside the window, it all looks about as unendoftheworldish as it gets, so I guess selling what you own and doing all the stuff from the list of things to do before you die can wait. I say enjoy today like there IS tomorrow!


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About meEvery photographer is unique. You should find out more about the photographer whom you are going to talk to or work with; it helps to build trust and understanding.
I'm Skai and I'm a freelance photographer. Read about my profile, working styling and story, and I'm sure you will be amazed with my personality.
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My portrait portfolio speaks for everything. My write-ups will help you to understand the differences between professional and amateur work.
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I run about during events. I play with kids. I induldge in the happiness of your event with all the great people around. Find out more about my event photography.
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Being lonely can be a dark place. It can sometimes feel like a void that you want to escape from. You run around, searching for an exit—a piece of light—but instead the void just continues to pull you deeper. You crave for someone to help you. To save you. But …Read More »
The Probability of a Human Connection
Once a week, I volunteer at an elementary after-school program that targets vulnerable at-risk kids. Once I week, I have to take a bus from my university to the elementary school. Once a week, I ride that bus through Hastings Street–the "Skid Row" of Vancouver. And (at least) once a …Read More »
Tune In, Tune Out
In physics class, we had to do this experiment with an old AM radio–one of those which has a large antenna that extends a mile long (ahem. That was an exaggeration), and has a huge knob which you have to turn… The experiment consisted of tuning the radio enough to …Read More »
The Relief of Letting Go, and the Nervousness of Moving On
It's only normal to want to hold on to things we love. Whether it be your favorite shirt, a prized computer, or a relationship, it is in our nature to keep things close to us for as long as we can. We think we have complete control of our lives. But …Read More »
Floating through Faith
If you've ever taken swimming lessons, then you'll know that being able to float is one of the first things that the instructor shows you. I vividly remember floating in the shallow instruction pool, with my teacher telling me "If you panic, just float. Then you'll be fine." Floating was thought of …Read More »
The Love of a Father
Last week, I was working–as many people do. I was folding t-shirts by the cashier, and I couldn't help but overhear a conversation by a father and his toddler son. The father had just refused to let his son buy a toy truck, and the little boy was angry, his …Read More »
The Breaking of Dawn into Beautiful
Not going to lie. This past half-year had been hard. I was literally a ticking time bomb. With the stress of school, of family, of work, of the future, and of expectations, I wasn't questioning if I would break–but rather when. So when 2 suicides–each one month apart from each other–hit me, my …Read More »
The Question
When helping out at Preschool Sunday school, you see and hear the weirdest things. This weekend was particularly unique. With kids running into walls on purpose while laughing about being invincible, to little 3-year-old boys telling girls they like them because their cute, there's always something to laugh about. One …Read More »
Look Up
The city. Bright lights. City noise. It's like another world, sparkling like a diamond in the dark of the night. I remember seeing downtown from afar during one of these nights, seeing how beautiful it was. But then I looked up. Funny how our eyes get drawn to the city …Read More »
What's the Plan?
What's my purpose? I think we've all asked the same question at least once or twice. Lately, I've been asking myself too often to count. "Why am I here? What was I made for? What do you want from my life?" I think about these questions, then shut them out because it …Read More »


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Reap the rewards of your own fully furnished one bedroom apartment on the majestic Mt Buller.
This apartment sleeps four and the living area has fireplace and galley kitchen on the one level. The bathroom has separate toilet and a private storage locker for new owners. This apartment has all the benefits of the hotel management including use of hotel facilities restaurants, bars, day spa and children games area. A stunning location and holiday lifestyle in winter and summer.


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Even a business that only has very local customers, such as a single location restaurant or shoe store can benefit from having a website and engaging in online marketing.
And, those businesses whose customers are not restricted to a geographical area might have a difficult time finding an alternate method of attracting customers that offers the reasonably low expense and worldwide reach of a Web presence. The Internet has greatly enabled home businesses to prosper because of the reasonably low cost to start and maintain a web presence. You know, services delivered the old-fashioned way, by humans interacting face-to-face or at least voice-to-voice. Of all of the components of online marketing company prospective customers and clients expect a business to have a website. In fact, not having one could raise a red flag to a prospect. The problem is that marketing your own professional services is simply not the same as marketing a retail product or an anonymous business service. Since most home-based businesses don't have a physical location, a website provides an inexpensive means for prospects to get to know what you do or what you sell and can even be a "storefront" for selling goods and services directly.
A planned, organized Internet marketing campaign with rotation through a variety of targeted sites, is not hard to coordinate, does not need to cost a great deal of money and can generate traffic and sales faster than SEO . It takes a bit of research and a solid knowledge of your target customer, but you can plan and implement a simple online marketing campaign in the space of a dedicated day. Complementary sites that you can help cross-promote to your visitors, who will then see you there too, will provide excellent reinforcement of your message. A coordinated effort across several sites and venues commonly frequented by your customers is the most effective marketing campaign. If you are seen in several places your visibility and retained message is much stronger. Defining your customer is as important as defining your products . If you have not yet done a marketing plan within your business plan, then you need to do this exercise. conversion rate is the number of click-through it takes to achieve your target measurement.
Close monitoring of your conversion rates will quickly tell you what is working and what is not. Don't hesitate to tweak or modify your ads if needed. This is a process in constant motion until you find the best fit.


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Robotic Vision: Principles of Vision
Duration 3 weeks
Weekly study 3 hours
Discover the principles of vision and how robots can be programmed to see.
Programming a robot to see requires understanding the principles of vision, and having mathematical knowledge and programming skills. We start by considering the question, 'What is vision?' You'll learn about human vision and aspects of sight, including light, reflection, perspective and how cameras work. Robot vision relies on these same principles but uses cameras and computers instead of eyes and a brain.
What topics will you cover?
- how vision works
- human vision and the human eye
- robot vision
- light, light sources and reflection
- how cameras see
- aspects of vision – 3D, geometry, perspective and brightness
- image input – how computers see images
- image features.
When would you like to start?
What will you achieve?
By the end of the course, you'll be able to...
Who is the course for?
This course assumes that you are familiar with concepts from advanced high-school mathematics or undergraduate engineering.
The course also assumes knowledge of programming. This will help you understand some of the demonstrations in the videos, and is required for the third course in the robotic vision program. This course uses the MATLAB programming language and environment, but your knowledge of programming in other languages can be easily transferred to MATLAB. You can familiarize yourself with MATLAB by enrolling in the MATLAB Onramp tutorial.
Please note that this course includes video content and other visual teaching methods. Blind and visually impaired students may need a helper.
What software or tools do you need?
This course contains practice activities in MATLAB. However, you won't need to download the MATLAB software to complete the course (although if you already have it you are welcome to use it). The MATLAB exercises are embedded within the course, or you can use a version of MATLAB Online for which you'll be provided a log-in and instructions for importing the Machine Vision Toolbox for MATLAB. You don't need to own a robot, or have a robot kit, to take this course.
Who will you learn with?
Peter Corke
Professor of Robotic Vision at QUT and Director of the Australian Centre for Robotic Vision (ACRV). Peter is also an IEEE fellow and on the editorial board of several robotics research journals.
James Sergeant
PhD Candidate with the Australian Centre for Robotic Vision researching towards robust visual object recognition to facilitate useful robotic tasks.
Edward Pepperell
Dr Pepperell completed his PhD in robotic vision at QUT in 2016, with a research focus in vision-based place recognition.
Who developed the course?
Do you know someone who'd love this course? Tell them about it...
You can use the hashtag #FLrobotvision1 to talk about this course on social media.


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The principles of alchemy work equally well underwater and on land, but mixing solutions and keeping them pure is a tougher task beneath the waves. Aquachymists are those rare few alchemists of land-dwelling and aquatic races alike who strive to unlock new and fantastic secrets of alchemy that can be discovered only in the water's depths.
Class Skills: An aquachymist has Swim as a class skill instead of Fly. This alters the alchemist's class skills.
Sureseal Alchemy (Su)
An aquachymist's extracts and mutagens self-generate a flexible outer shell of sureseal, similar to sureseal bladders, allowing the aquachymist to craft a waterproof supply without expending a plethora of sureseal bladders.
This ability alters alchemy.
Underwater Bombs (Su)
An aquachymist's fire bombs deal steam damage, allowing them to deal damage underwater or on land. Since thrown weapons don't work well underwater, when the aquachymist creates a bomb, he either weights it or includes excess air as part of the action of creating the bomb, granting the bomb his choice of swiftly rising or swiftly sinking buoyancy and allowing him to target foes directly above or below him. If the attack misses, the bomb doesn't deal splash damage, but instead continues to travel up or down until it loses potency at the end of the alchemist's turn; the exception is when the aquachymist throws a swiftly sinking bomb close to the bottom, in which case it might reach the bottom and explode there. Because of the strange aquadynamic features of the aquachymist's underwater bombs, they have a range increment of only 5 feet above the water.
This ability alters bombs.
Amphibious Mutagen (Su)
At 2nd level, an aquachymist's mutagen allows him to breathe both air and water for its duration, in addition to its other effects.
This ability replaces the discovery at 2nd level.
Pathfinder Campaign Setting: Aquatic Adventures © 2017, Paizo Inc.; Authors: Amber E. Scott and Mark Seifter.