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Alarm automatika case study
Alarm automatika will present a project "Integrated Protection of Grand Hotel Park in Rovinj" at this years` Case Study Excellence Awards – a competition of companies who present projects from region they have done in past two years. This year, twelve companies will present their case studies. The audience and guests of Adria Security Summit will vote which one is the best.
Alarm automatika is regional leader in the technical protection segment with its business operations encompassing 11 countries. The company will be celebrating its 30th birthday at this year's Adria Security Summit!
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NEW YORK, N.Y. - Oil prices can't find a leg to stand on.
Many of the key factors that drove oil to three-year highs in May — fears of growing Middle East tensions, rising Chinese demand, bullish views from investment banks and expectations of an aggressive U.S. stimulus plan — have been diminished.
Meanwhile, a looming financial crisis in Europe has spooked energy markets as it raises the spectre of another global recession.
Benchmark crude has dropped 32 per cent since peaking near US$114 a barrel in late April. Oil slipped as low as US$74.95 on Tuesday, the cheapest price since September of last year, before rising to under US$76 a barrel.
A decline in oil prices reflects an increasingly dim view of the world economy. Oil demand was expected to rise sharply this year as factories expanded production and consumers bought more cars. Economists still expect global demand for oil to grow but at a slower pace.
The Paris-based International Energy agency reduced its forecast for global demand this year by about 60,000 barrels a day to an average of 89.5 million barrels a day.
Goldman Sachs has routinely predicted a significant increase in oil prices. On Wednesday, the investment bank pulled back a bit, saying that financial stress in Europe will slow energy demand growth.
Goldman cut its 12-month expectation for benchmark crude by $10.50 to US$116 a barrel and it cut its Brent crude forecast by $7.50 to US$122.50 a barrel.
In a separate report that could have implications for the energy markets, the investment bank cut its expectations for economic growth in China as the U.S. and other countries order fewer Chinese-made products.
In Tuesday trading, Brent crude lost $1.92 to finish at US$99.79 a barrel in London. That was the first time Brent ended lower than US$100 since February. But Brent, which is the benchmark for many international varieties of oil, is still up 5.3 per cent for the year.
The benchmark U.S. crude dropped for a third day, giving up $1.94 to end the day at US$75.67 a barrel in New York. It's down 17.2 per cent so far this year.
Oil fell early in the day as Greece, the centre of Europe's financial crisis, said it has enough money to pay its bills until November. Europe's leaders are still deciding whether to give it more emergency loans.
"If they don't work out a deal to handle Greece's credit problems, then confidence goes away in their ability to handle other eurozone countries with budget problems," PFG Best analyst Phil Flynn said.
MasterCard SpendingPulse also said that American drivers continue to cut back on gasoline purchases. Its survey of credit card spending showed that motorists bought less gasoline last week when compared with the same period last year.
In other energy commodities, heating oil gave up 2.95 cents to finish at US$2.7234 a U.S. gallon (3.79 litres) and gasoline futures lost 2.26 cents to finish at US$2.4884 a gallon. Natural gas rose 2.1 cents to end at $3.638 per 1,000 cubic feet.


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Laura (girlfriend and occasional fussy eater) hates minced meat and lamb. Minced lamb, don't even go there. If I ever suggest eating mince, I get a face that looks like I've just asked her to swallow slug pellets. Apparently its the texture.
I, on the other hand, think mince is one of the greatest comfort foods available to mankind. Spag bol, shepherd's pie, chilli, lasagna, moussaka, meatballs, tacos etc. Needless to say, its a bone of contention and I frequently find myself, like a thief in the night, rustling up a bolognese sauce if she's ever away for a weekend to get my fix.
As hideous things like Quorn substitute don't even bear thinking about, I've been forced to do some bobbing and weaving to find some of the favourite recipes above, but adapted for mince-racists. We had some marked success with this Cheese and Bacon Lasagne but I've been meaning to make the title dish (Chunky Chilli con Carne) ever since I had it at a mate's house a while back. The key to the dish being its use of chunks of braising steak rather than mince.
I'm aware I haven't mentioned the bread yet and that this is rather arse about face as its in the photo above. I made these two dishes separately, the bread and dip for a (slightly laborious) Saturday afternoon snack and the chilli for a slow-cooked Sunday dinner, but in retrospect I think they'd partner really well as a starter/main for a shindig.
But back to the chilli if I may. I normally find Ramsey's recipes a little on the arduous side for home cooking as they involve too many ingredients/steps. However, this one was pretty straightforward and bloody delicious. I'd say its more of a cross between a beef bourguingon and a chilli as it uses half a bottle of wine. Ramsey wants you to use Pinot Noir (flash bastard) but I just dumped in some Gallo left over from having people round the night before (cooking minesweeping = classy).
I like my spice and this was pretty bang on. If you prefer things a bit milder, I'd put less cayenne in the beef marinade to start with though. Critically, it passed the Laura taste test and I have to say it was much better than a regular CcC, although is more of an effort.
Apparently (according to Paul Hollywood) Maneesh bread has been around for thousands of years in the Middle East. I can see why they persevered with it. Its bloody tasty. Hollywood has put the recipe online here.
Likewise with the Baba ganoush, quick/easy to make and full of flavour. Just roast some aubergines and mash it up with salt, plenty of garlic, tahini, parsley, lemon and oil. Job done.
I did have a bit of a mare with this though as by the time I actually finished the bread/ganoush I only had time for few mouthfuls before going out for dinner. It was fairly rank reheated the next day. Eat it fresh and don't store it.
Now if you'll excuse me, I'm off to sneak a lamb chop before Laura finishes watching Revenge…


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A Review of the medicinal herb Kratom from our new side project TGN Herbalism
— Read on tgnherb.wordpress.com/2019/05/19/kratom-review/
A Review of the medicinal herb Kratom from our new side project TGN Herbalism
— Read on tgnherb.wordpress.com/2019/05/19/kratom-review/
From Software's new addition to their notoriously difficult game line-up has recently been released. While it's still all about big bosses and rigorous combat, it's introduced many new mechanics and lore for the soulsbourne community to enjoy and explore.
Just like their previous titles, Sekiro revolves around its combat. From one idol to another, you are faced with aggressive enemies trying their hardest to prevent you from your progression, not to mention the countless and unique mini bosses scattered around to give you a hard time. You can choose to skip most of them, but at the risk of missing out on precious prayer beads, which significantly boost your vitality and damage and make progression much easier. The bosses in Sekiro were also a fresh reminder of why people play these games, and why they often feel like masochists for doing so. Because of the new fighting mechanics (focused primarily on deflecting, rather than rolling and attacking) Sekiro bosses feel a lot more difficult because in order to fight them you have to adapt to the new fighting mechanics and play style. This may be easier for new players, and has proved to make things much harder for long-time dark souls fans. Attempting to roll or dodge out of certain attacks won't save you from being hit most of the time. Sekiro was the first in this series to completely drop i-frames (frames in which you are invincible) altogether, which made the game a lot harder. From Software did this to encourage players to deflect most attacks. When you see a kanji appear, you are meant to either jump or dash to avoid the attack.
The story behind Sekiro is also a very fresh and interesting one. You're set in feudal Japan during peak war times. You'll play as a shinobi named Wolf, sworn to protect a child known as the 'divine heir'. After losing his arm in a fight against a general looking to seek immortality, you wake up in a strange temple in Ashina, where no one can die for good. Your goal is to find the mortal blade and restore Ashina and humanity to what it once was. With multiple different endings and the return of NG+ (new game plus), Sekiro comes with tons of replay-ability.
Sekiro also introduces a new, much more punishing penalty for dying. Although it may seem easier and more lenient due to the feature which allows you to die twice before you die for "real" (hence the name), when Wolf dies too much, you develop a disease called 'dragonrot'. This disease effects a random NPC every 10-15 deaths. If afflicted, the NPC cannot be interacted with and you will be unable to progress their quest lines. This however can be cured using a 'Dragon's Blood Droplet'. This penalty is much like the humanity system in dark souls games; if you die you lose your humanity and must restore it in order to do certain things, like summon or pvp. Although it is much more difficult to resolve as the items you need to restore an NPC are very rare.
All-in-all, Sekiro is a fun title with much to uncover and learn about. I would highly recommend it to anyone committed to the souls game, or just looking for a challenging game to play. Have fun and get good, gamers!
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Due to the growing field of mobile investing it is now easier than ever to start building up a traded asset portfolio, no longer does one need the services of a stock broker, or a large sum of money t make an impact on the financial health of their future, all you need is $5 and a bank card!
Though their are many brokerages that extend their services to mobile investors there are three main ones I'm going to focus on as I have spent a fairly extensive amount of time, while I currently only use the services from Robinhood I will say I profited modestly but profited nonetheless by the time I drew my money out.
Well here they are the pros and cons.
+ fastest trading capabilities
+ widest stock selection
+ allows the use of leverage
+ allows users to trade cryptocurrency(depending on area)
+ allows complex buying options like short sales, limit sales, and limit buys
+ phenomenal market data and articles
– Hardest to use
– requires most involvement
– very tempting to over trade
Overall: I would highly recommend to anyone who has a moderate understanding of the stock market, wishes to make a dedicated hobby out of it, wants high control over their portfolio, or has highly specific companies they wish to invest in.
People who are new to investing, or don't have as much of an interest in going in depth may find the others much more desirable
+ ETF focused
+ Lower Risk factor
+ Very informational for beginners
+ Simple and easy to learn
+ Beautiful UI
+ Fractional shares
– Smaller stock selection
– delayed trading times
– confusing category system
Overall: in the middle in terms of user difficulty, available features, and portfolio control.
+ Extreme simplicity
+ Automatic portfolio builds
+ Requires minimal knowledge
+ Offers Credit line
+ Allows accounts made for children
+ Reward per purchase system for linking credit/bank cards
+ Soothing UI
– minimal portfolio control (presets only)
– no trading
– teaches very little about investing
Overall: Great for absolute beginners or for those who just wanna invest without care of how it works.
In my experience Acorn also pairs great in combination with stash and or Robinhood since acorn is a low risk long term service and The others are a little more risk, choice, and trade oriented so using more than one in unison higher may potentially be a great way to diversify ones overall holdings.
Let us know in the comments which one(s) you use or have used and why!
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Markets in a Minute
Insights on the latest global investment news from our Chief Investment Officers, Omar Aguilar and Brett Wander.
August 15, 2019
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Scorched by the flames of conflict
Omar Aguilar, Ph.D.
Chief Investment Officer,
Equities and Multi-Asset Strategies
Trade war tensions fueled market volatility
Unexpected U.S.-imposed tariffs on $300 billion in Chinese goods—and concerns about pass-through costs to consumers—recently roiled the financial markets, with China's currency crossing over the key psychological threshold of 7 yuan to the dollar. Bond yields fell in response, and stocks sank, as worries that the contagion may spread beyond China reverberated around the world. Agriculture, semiconductor, and technology stocks exposed to China took the biggest hit, as investors selectively rotated into higher-quality stocks after months of outperformance by momentum sectors.
Portrait of a healthy U.S. economy
Looking beyond the volatile market backdrop, recent data portrayed a resilient U.S. economy and healthy labor market. Consistent with where we are in the U.S. economic cycle, employment growth is cooling, the labor force participation rate is rising, and wage growth is modest. Nevertheless, with global growth slowing, the Fed cut interest rates in July in an effort to ensure that U.S. financial prospects remain intact.
Revisit your clients' long-term investment strategies
Now seems like an excellent opportunity to rebalance your clients toward their long-term allocations. We believe that energy, financials, and health care may face hurdles in the current environment, while higher-quality growth companies in cyclical sectors might benefit from any further rate cuts.
Fixed Income:
When the market talks, you gotta listen
Brett Wander, CFA
Chief Investment Officer,
Fixed Income
Look for significant Fed rate cuts
On the heels of last month's Fed rate cut, the fixed income market is pricing in a good chance for three more cuts this year. A September cut seems certain, and might even be 50 basis points (0.50%). We could debate whether the Fed should cut rates, but what seems very likely is this: if the market expects a cut, the Fed will deliver. This has been the pattern over the past 10 years, and the Fed seems unlikely to change up its game plan anytime soon.
U.S. bond yields could fall further
Over recent weeks, yields on government bonds collapsed globally, and in some cases, fell to all-time lows. German "bund" yields are meaningfully negative (even 30-year bunds!), while yields on U.S. Treasuries are at their lowest levels in years. If you think that U.S. rates can't fall further, just take a look at rates overseas. International bond yields have fallen to unfathomably low levels, and there is always the possibility that U.S. yields might follow suit.
A healthy jobs market, but no inflation
The U.S. jobs market remains robust, with the unemployment rate near 50-year lows. Clearly, we have job growth without inflation. Furthermore, equities are near all-time highs, and credit spreads remain relatively tight. While yield declines usually indicate a weak economy, there's a different story playing out now: continued growth, with virtually no inflation.


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Periodontal disease is characterized by a progressive loss of supportive gingival tissue in the gums and jawbone. It is the number one cause of tooth loss among adults in the developed world. Periodontal disease occurs when toxins found in oral plaque inflame and irritate the soft tissues surrounding the teeth. If left untreated, bacteria colonies initially cause the systematic destruction of gum tissue, and then proceed to destroy the underlying bone tissue.
Osteoporosis is a common metabolic bone disease which frequently occurs in postmenopausal women, and occurs less frequently in men. Osteoporosis is characterized by bone fragility, low bone mass and a decrease in bone mineral density. Many studies have explored and identified a connection between periodontal disease and osteoporosis.
A study conducted at the University of New York at Buffalo in 1995 concluded that post-menopausal women who suffered from osteoporosis were 86% more likely to also develop periodontal disease.
Reasons for the Connection
Though studies are still being conducted in order to further assess the extent of the relationship between osteoporosis and periodontal disease, the researchers have thus far made the following connections:
Diagnosis and Treatment
Osteoporosis and periodontal disease are much less dangerous if they are diagnosed in the early stages. Once a diagnosis has been made, the dentist will generally work with the patient's doctor to ensure that both diseases are effectively controlled.
Here are some methods commonly used to diagnose and treat the diseases:
If you have any questions about periodontal disease and its connection with osteoporosis, please contact our practice.
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Can we call shared flow from Java Script. I have a scenario where I am processing an array in java script, and for every record of that array, I want to call a shared flow to update some details of that record?
Answer by Sai Saran Vaidyanathan · Jul 13, 2017 at 02:33 PM
Hi @vchikane1 - Not sure if you can. The option I can think off is, create another proxy that uses the Shared Flow and in your using JavaScript policy, call the proxy like any other http calls. There are many examples in the community and in our docs on how to use http calls within JavaScript policy
Let me know if you need anything else
Yes! This is the right way.
An alternative would be to enhance the sharedflow so that it accepts an array as input. Rather than calling the shared flow (wrapped in a proxy) N times, each time with a payload containing one item, invoke the sharedflow once with a payload containing N items. Batch it.
This might not be possible with the way your logic in the sharedflow works.
Thanks a lot @Sai Saran Vaidyanathan and @Dino. I am going to modify my shared flow in such a way that it accetps an array, and will process that array in shared flow only.
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By Shelley Metcalf
Catholic Spirit Staff
Spiritual healing for one's self and for others was the focus of the second annual Diocese of Austin Catholic Women's Conference held Sept. 23 at Santa Cruz Parish in Buda.
"If we continue to open up our wounds, our hurts, our failures and our successes to God, he will continue to use us as his instruments to bring healing into our lives and to the lives of others," Auxiliary Bishop Daniel Garcia told the 900 women gathered for the conference.
The day-long conference offered attendees the opportunity to hear stories of personal tragedy and redemption, to celebrate Mass with Bishop Garcia, to take part in the sacrament of reconciliation and to pray for healing for themselves and others.
Sister Miriam James Heidland of the Society of Our Lady of the Most Holy Trinity (SOLT) said in her keynote address that there is nothing in one's life that is outside the mercy of God. She said many times people take dark obstacles, such as death, divorce, sorrow, abuse and betrayal, and put them in a box and hide them.
"Whatever deep, dark secrets we hold in our hearts –– the ones we all have that we stuff deep down –– that pain is not the end of the story," Sister Heidland said. "As we journey through that pain and allow Jesus in to redeem that suffering, often that pain and sorrow will become our greatest blessing."
Borrowing a phrase from the 12-step program, she said, "We are only as sick as our secrets."
However, "God's desire is to come close to us and to make us radiant and luminous and fully alive," Sister Heidland said. She relayed the story of her adolescent years as she struggled with sexual abuse, rape and alcoholism.
"As a teenager I had two very different sides of my life. One was very promiscuous, broke and addicted, but the other was an overachiever, very good at school and good at sports," she said.
"There was a huge divide, and I didn't know what to do because I couldn't tell anybody. And the divide got deeper and deeper," she said.
Through the "kindness of God," she persevered.
"He started sending people into my life to help me," she said. One particular person was a Catholic priest who spoke to her heart.
"The power of his personal witness was something I could not deny," she said. "That man loved God! He was radiant. And I began to want that for myself. That began a long, long road to recovery for me; it has been 19 years of healing and 10 years of intense work."
Sister Heidland lives in the SOLT community in Corpus Christi. She is the author of "Loved as I Am: An Invitation to Conversion, Healing, and Freedom" published by Ave Maria Press.
Kathleen Beckman, a Catholic evangelist, author and co-founder of the Foundation of Prayer for Priests, told of how she "wrestled with the Lord" after the brutal beating and murder of her father-in-law, which remains unsolved.
"I asked him where were you, why did you let this happen, where is the murderer … I cried out for justice. I lost my joy, and I became anxious and afraid," she said.
However, during an experience at the Shrine of Our Lady of Lourdes in France, she was given "the undeserved grace of conversion of heart." God helped her understand his Divine Mercy during that experience, which in turn, helped her to forgive the murderer.
"As soon as I forgave from my heart, my tears dried up, I was no longer anxious, and my joy returned," she said. She also became a daily communicant, and she has since come to realize the grace God bestows in the sacraments.
"The sacraments are a resource for us to rely on at all times – they are not just for a moment in time," Beckman said. "We draw strength from sacramental grace."
She reminded married couples in particular to rely on the grace received in the sacrament of matrimony to strengthen and sustain their marriages.
She concluded with a prayer and by challenging participants to commit to the practice of presence.
"Nothing can make a bigger difference than being present to another person," she said. "We are called to be that gentleness and that tenderness that is so needed in the world today."
Beckman is the author of several books, her latest is "When Women Pray" published by Sophia Institute Press.
The 2018 Diocese of Austin Catholic Women's Conference is set for Sept. 8. Details will be announced in the Catholic Spirit and on the diocesan website at www.austindiocese.org.


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PowerFolder releases version 14.4
While sprinters in track and field athletics finish after 400 meters at the latest, a sprint in software development can take up to four weeks. But then nobody has to run; rather, "sprint" here refers to a work phase in which new product functionalities are implemented and minor bugs are eliminated. The PowerFolder development team has just successfully completed the eleventh of these sprints and released version 14.4.
Düsseldorf, 16.05.2019 – With the eleventh Sprint and the completion of the PowerFolder version 14.4, the work on the WebSocket implementation was also completed. The big advantage: No additional port is needed anymore, all communication between iOS app and server is done via the web port. No additional ports have to be configured, and there are no more problems with possibly restrictive W-LAN networks and firewalls when using the iOS app.
Furthermore, some improvements have been made to the Desktop Client to ensure correct operation in the Federation. Finally, a bug in the calculation of quotas has been fixed and the multiple sending of invitation mails has been corrected.
The iOS app also profited from the 11th Sprint of the PowerFolder development team: Here it is […]
PowerFolder releases Mobile App 14.3 for iOS
After PowerFolder had recently released version 14.3 of the proven File Sync & Share solution for servers and clients, the Mobile App (iOS) now also benefits from the numerous new features. It has left out the previous smaller versions and is now making the big leap from version 11.5 to 14.3 – with all the new features and benefits that come with it.
At the end of April, the Düsseldorf-based dal33t GmbH had already released the server and client version 14.3 of its proven File Sync&Share solution PowerFolder, now the PowerFolder Mobile App for iOS has also been released. And while it was rather a small step for the client/server version, which was updated from version 14.2, the mobile app comes directly from the older version 11.5 – which now means a considerable gain in ease of use and new features for the users.
Mobile App 14.3 – More productive, faster and more beautiful
What immediately catches the eye is the completely revised and redesigned interface with its appealing, clear layout. This not only looks much better, but also ensures a faster, uncomplicated workflow. For example, images can now also be viewed in advance […]
New Hotfix released
Between the larger PowerFolder updates 14.3 (already released) and 14.4 (coming soon), the developers still found time to fix some minor bugs with a current hotfix and to further improve performance (server, client, iOS app). Among other things, the loading speed of the folders, the editing of accounts in the frontend, the gallery display in the iOS client and some features in federal operation have been revised.
PowerFolder Version 14.3 released
The PowerFolder team has finished the work on version 14 SP3 as planned and released the update for download. As in the first two version updates of PowerFolder 14, the developers focused on fixing minor bugs.
Thanks to the lively exchange with the numerous PowerFolder users, the developers were again able to follow up suggestions and hints from the community and eliminate some minor inconsistencies in version 14.2. For example:
- The upload via file links or form data works smoothly again.
- Minor problems with uploading with directories with umlauts and spaces in the name have been fixed
- The Drag & Drop Upload also works with special characters in Sub-Directories again without any problems.
- The avatar can be changed again.
- All open invitations are displayed in the Permission List again.
- A new database can also be created again on MS SQL Servers 2012 and 2014.
In addition, some EDU/Federation-specific functionalities have been revised in close cooperation with relevant partners. PowerFolder 14 SP4 is planned for May.
New in version 14: Picasso, D2D Connect and more
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Critical vulnerability discovered and closed in PowerFolder Server 11.x
Yesterday, Wednesday, we were alerted to a critical vulnerability in the PowerFolder server, which we analyzed and closed during the day.
The gap only affects PowerFolder Server 11.x. PowerFolder Server 14.x is not affected.
Normal user accounts or external attackers without a user account cannot exploit the gap. However, we strongly recommend an update to version 11.7.711, which we have just released. The download link and further information can be found here.
PowerFolder agrees partnership with Collabora
Duesseldorf's dal33t GmbH, developer of the proven File Sync & Share solution PowerFolder, has entered into a partner agreement with the British specialist for online document processing, Collabora. This will give PowerFolder users another way – in addition to OnlyOffice – to work online on their documents, presentations and spreadsheets.
Dusseldorf / Cambridge, December 2018 – From the spring of 2016, PowerFolder – the first German Sync & Share solution – offered an integrated online document processing system with OnlyOffice. With the conclusion of a partner agreement with the British developer Collabora, PowerFolder users will soon be able to choose whether to edit their documents, presentations and spreadsheets with OnlyOffice or with Collabora Online. The technical implementation of the integration of Collabora Online into PowerFolder is currently racing ahead.
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With Collabora Online, documents can be edited directly in the cloud, without the cumbersome effort of having to download them or an Office program having to be started. Collabora Online runs with all current browsers, without any need for additional plugins. It works with all common office formats, such as odt / docx / doc, ods / xlsx […]
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Space.Cloud.Unit: Developers and other cloud service partners wanted
Work on the Space.Cloud.Unit (SCU) project is progressing rapidly. At the end of last year, the team had started to build the world's first blockchain-based marketplace for cloud storage, which will be funded through an ICO. On October 1st, the public pre-sale will start. Of course, the SCU managers are already thinking ahead and are therefore looking for additional developers and other cloud service partners in order to be able to also maintain the high impact rate in the planning, development and implementation of the SCU project in the future.
Duesseldorf, 25.09.2018 – The idea for Space.Cloud.Unit was born in 2017, in a small group, in the head office of dal33t GmbH, a company that, with its File Sync & Share solution "PowerFolder", has been providing a proven product for over ten years. The idea for Space.Cloud.Unit was roughly sketched, checked for its feasibility and approved. More than 20 additional employees were gradually brought in to implement the project – crypto specialists, blockchain specialists, marketing artists, smart contract designers, ICO connoisseurs, IT lawyers, financial jugglers and many more. The implementation and help of such experienced companies as Blockchain Solutions, Kloepfel Digital or the […]
PowerFolder: Picasso is online
In the course of the announced step-by-step rollout of Version 14 of the File Sync & Share solution PowerFolder, the new web interface of PowerFolder – which operates under the picturesque name "Picasso" – has gone online. PowerFolder users benefit from an increase in speed and comfort and many other new features.
One of the most important new features of PowerFolder version 14 is the complete redesign of the web portal called "Picasso". Not only does it look much more responsive and modern, it also brings more speed and comfort – and a lot of new features and enhancements. For example, the responsive design ensures that Picasso's graphic design adapts perfectly to the requirements of each device. A multi-select functionality has also been integrated: File operations such as "Copy", "Cut" or "Paste" can then be executed on multiple files or file folders. Finally, for admins and resellers, Picasso offers a new overview page: The dashboard provides all important information at a glance, such as the licenses issued, the memory used, the utilization of the servers or the connected devices. The pre-release version of Picasso for on-premise customers is expected to be released by the end of August.
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At 1 year and 9 months old Katinka developed her first two mammary tumors, both in the right axillary region (armpit area); these were successfully removed.
At 2 years and 1 month old another mammary tumor was discovered, this time in the left groin area. Note that, due to its location (not readily seen), the tumor may have gone unnoticed for awhile. It was described as feeling like a large "water balloon" that was "freely moveable" across her abdomen (i.e., it was not attached to one location).
The veterinarian was consulted and an operation was scheduled. Gas anesthesia (isoflurane) was used during the surgery. An injection of tolfedine (NSAID) was given as painkiller. The incision was closed internally and externally with (purple) sutures. The surgery was successful: the tumor was completely removed (note that histopathology was not performed on the excised tumor).
No wound care was administered. Katinka's cage was kept meticulously clean.
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Photo on left shows Katinka before mammary tumor surgery. Center photo taken post-op day 6 shows wound dehiscense at the surgical site. Photo on right shows photo taken post-op day 7.
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Dr. Melton served as a Captain in the U.S. Army as a clinical optometrist at Hawley Army Hospital in Indianapolis, Indiana from 1981 to 1984. Currently he is in a group practice in Charlotte, North Carolina, where he has staff privileges at Presbyterian Hospital. He is a member of the adjunct faculty at both the Indiana University School of Optometry and the Pennsylvania College of Optometry of Salus University. He and Annie have two daughters and one son.
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Drs. Melton and Thomas are North Carolina natives. They completed their training at the Pennsylvania College of Optometry in 1981. They have attended the Armed Forces Institute of Pathology Course in "Ophthalmic Pathology for Ophthalmologists." Both were members of the Student Optometric Service to Haiti team in 1981. They were honored by the American Academy of Optometry in 2014 by receiving the Vincent Ellerbrock Clinician Educator Award. They have successfully completed the National Board Examination in Optometry and the International Association of Boards of Examiners in Optometry Examination on "Treatment and Management of Ocular Disease."
They have been honored as the "Glaucoma Educators of the Year" by the American Academy of Optometry. The William C. Ezell Award "For the Best Article Based upon a Lecture Given at the Southern Congress of Optometry" was presented to them by the Southern Council of Optometrists. They are Fellows in the American Academy of Optometry. They have presented medically-oriented lectures at the annual conference of the North Carolina Academy of Family Physicians. Both served as consultants to the Council on Clinical Optometric Care and the Council on Optometric Education of the American Optometric Association. They have been consultants in the areas of pathology and ocular pharmacology to the International Board of Examiners in Optometry. Both are members of the adjunct faculty at the Pennsylvania College of Optometry of Salus University.
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Construction sites can be dangerous places for the construction workers who are on the job. This can be compounded by errors in construction site management. If the premises are not kept safe for the construction workers it can cause an unsafe workplace that can eventually lead to serious bodily injury. If you or someone you know has been injured as a result of a construction accident, give our office a call to set up a free consultation. We will help you evaluate your construction site accident to determine what type of monetary recovery may be available. We will also help you find the medical care that you may need if the company or construction company has failed to provide you with adequate care. Further we will investigate the accident scene to determine who should be liable for your pain and suffering as a result of the accident. Call our office now if you have been injured in a construction accident and are looking for a lawyer to assist you with your case.
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OSHA violations can lead to liability of the employer, the workplace, the contractor and/or the subcontractor depending on the violation. You need an attorney that is familiar with investigating these types of OSHA violations to insure that liability is placed squarely on the responsible party.
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Spooky Pumpkin Soup!
Pumpkins aren't just for carving! Here is an old youth club favourite at this time of year, Scary Pumpkin Soup! We follow this tasty recipe off allrecipes.co.uk and add a couple of our own touches.
You will need:
- 750g pumpkin, scooped, seeded and cubed (keep hold of your pumpkin!)
- 2 carrots, coarsely chopped
- 2 onions, cut into wedges
- 2 1/2 tablespoons vegetable oil
- 1 large potato, sliced
- 1 litre water
- 2 or 3 cubes chicken stock, crumbled
- 250ml double cream
- 1 1/4 tablespoons ground nutmeg, or to taste
- 1 teaspoon ground black pepper
- Salt to taste
- Toothpick
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- Bake in preheated oven 40 minutes, until soft but not blackened.
- In a large saucepan over medium heat, bring water and crumbled stock cubes to the boil. Cook potato in simmering water until soft, about 20 minutes.
- Combine potato and water with roasted vegetables and puree in a liquidiser or food processor until smooth. Return to pan over low heat and stir in cream, (leave a small amount for decoration) nutmeg, pepper and salt.
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Daniyal Mueenuddin, a graduate from Yale Law School, a former practising lawyer and now an acclaimed author, lives on a farm in Pakistan's southern Punjab.Some of his earlier works of fiction were published in Granta, Zoetrope and The New Yorker before he decided to leave New York and move to Pakistan, the country of his birth. His debut collection of inter-connected stories, In Other Rooms, Other Wonders, has received laurels the world over. In an email to Lounge, Mueenuddin discussed his five favourite books. Edited excerpts:
By James Joyce
'Ulysses' is arguably the greatest novel of the 20th century, both because of its technical innovations and also because of its emotional qualities, its atmosphere. By slowing and speeding up time, by mixing different voices and styles, by mixing and mashing the high and the low, by exploring subjectivity in revolutionary ways, 'Ulysses' opened up enormous virgin territories for the writers who followed—it expanded the space in which we write. As a writer, 'Ulysses' makes me feel free to do whatever I like—it breaks the chains. As a reader, I love it for its humour, its variety and perhaps, most of all, because it is so tremendously affirmative, accepts life so joyously, embracing dirty linen and disorder, lewdness and the physical body, and slang and vulgar words as much as it does manners and chivalry, and honour, virtue, loyalty and love. It's totally huge, as the kids say.
The Collected Short Stories of Anton Chekhov
Translated by Maude Aylmer
If I were stranded on a desert island, I would take Chekhov, as many volumes as the (literate and courteous) pirates who left me there allowed. What I love most about Chekhov's stories is their quiet, affectionate humane portrayals, his willingness to allow the characters their predicaments and petty triumphs. I admire the man (and not just the artist) behind the stories and am glad to spend a few hours in his company. As a writer, I marvel at the sureness of his hand, the firmness with which he approaches his material—I've read pretty much everything he wrote, and I can't remember a single instance where the indisputably wrong note is struck. He didn't make mistakes, because he wrote naturally, as he breathed.
By Leo Tolstoy
I was tempted to name 'Anna Karenina', which is the the more highbrow of Tolstoy's two greatest works. But the truth is, I enjoy 'War and Peace' more, or more viscerally. 'Anna Karenina' is a finer construction, but 'War and Peace' is enveloping and truer to Tolstoy's best character—a huge wet hug from this Russian bear. And then, I love battles, epaulettes, flanking manoeuvres, enfilade fire, horses and all that—but here, unlike in most novels that deal with those pre-adolescent toys, I don't feel embarrassed about it. I don't feel like a grown man playing with a train set.
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There is a secret society, made up of Kristin's lovers—they wander the streets, unknown to each other, until a chance word is dropped—and the secret handshake then exchanged. The novel is: one, long and, two, set in medieval Norway—qualities that help to keep the gawkers and day-trippers and bottle-washers away (and quite frankly, the society's members prefer it that way). Like nightclubs and waterfalls, certain books are best when least known. (Sigrid) Undset, who won the Nobel prize in 1928, manages to make medieval Norway seem as modern as—well, as modern as it undoubtedly was, since human character and society never really change, only the costumes and proprieties transform. It is high drama, intensely and strangely flavoured—a picaresque novel, with a wilful, impetuous, oversized and flawed woman as its questing heroine.
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The gunfight began in the early hours of Sunday morning after a joint team of security forces launched cordon and search operation in Kulgam's Kellam Devsar area following information about the presence of militants in the area. As the forces zeroed in on the suspected place, the militants opened fire, triggering the encounter.
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PTSD and Complex PTSD
PTSD and Complex PTSD are both caused by trauma. PTSD can be caused either by a single traumatic event (e.g., earthquake, sexual assault, or serious auto accident) or by multiple traumatic events (e.g. several traumatic events during war). Complex PTSD can only be caused by multiple traumatic experiences which have a wider range of symptoms than those in the PTSD criteria. Typical causes involve the person being in a prolonged, and normally continuous, set of traumatic experiences over a considerable period of time. For example, child abuse lasting several years or prolonged captivity with severe mistreatment, e.g. in a concentration camp. [2] This related interpersonal abuse causes problems in many future relationships.
Complex PTSD has additional symptoms
Complex PTSD involves all key components of PTSD, plus :
- Interpersonal difficulties, meaning relationship problems
- Negative self-concept, for example persistent beliefs that you are 'evil', that good things won't happen to you or aren't 'deserved'
- Affect dysregulation, meaning being unable to manage the intensity of your own emotions
Recent research from the European Journal of Psychotraumatology described these differences, and showed clearly that they were not simply related to the presence of Borderline Personality Disorder, which is fairly common in people traumatized as children.[1] The DSM-5 manual for diagnosing mental disorders didn't include Complex PTSD (despite the diagnosis first being proposed in 1992). [5]
The other key guide for diagnosing mental disorders is the International Classification of Diseases (ICD), which is published by the World Health Organizations in multiple languages. The next revision of the ICD should be published within 2 years and does include Complex PTSD.[4]
- Cloitre, M., Garvert, D. W., Weiss, B., Carlson, E. B., & Bryant, R. A. (2014). Distinguishing PTSD, Complex PTSD, and Borderline Personality Disorder: A latent class analysis. European Journal of Psychotraumatology, 5(0). doi:10.3402/ejpt.v5.25097
Herman, J. L. (1992). Complex PTSD: A syndrome in survivors of prolonged and repeated trauma. J Trauma Stress, 5(3), 377–391. doi:10.1007/bf00977235
World Health Organization. (December 9, 2014). ICD-11 Beta Draft (Joint Linearization for Mortality and Morbidity Statistics).
Cloitre, M., Courtois, C.A., Ford, J.D., Green, B.L., Alexander, P., Briere, J., Herman, J.L., Lanius, R., Stolbach, B.C., Spinazzola, J., Van der Kolk, B.A., Van der Hart, O. (2012). The ISTSS Expert Consensus Treatment Guidelines for Complex PTSD in Adults. Retrieved from December 10, 2014 http://www.istss.org/ISTSS_Complex_PTSD_Treatment_Guidelines/5205.htm
American Psychiatric Association. (2013). Diagnostic and statistical manual of mental disorders: DSM-5. (5th ed.). Washington, D.C.: American Psychiatric Association. ISBN 0890425558.
Related links
- Complex PTSD information from traumadissociation.com
- The importance of asking for help (traumadissociation.wordpress.com)
- Complex PTSD – does it always stem from childhood? (traumadissociation.wordpress.com)
- I believe in the power of healing even if I'm not currently healing (healingfromcomplextraumaandptsd.wordpress.com)
- Thought for the day (stoningdemons.wordpress.com)
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Posted: May 14, 2018
By Jackie Maude
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We were looking forward to our third planning day, as it was going to be a fun filled day of meeting with many different vendors. We had our wedding team with us, Christine and Melanie from Real Maine Weddings, and Will and Lucia from
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Our first stop of the day was at the tasting room for the
D.L. Geary Brewing Company
. When we first stepped inside there was a delicious aroma of hops. It is a distinct smell that goes hand and hand with a brewery. We were warmly greeted by Robin, owner of Geary's. I could sense her genuine excitement for being apart of our wedding journey. We were very excited to have Geary's as our wedding favors. Phill and I enjoy visiting craft breweries and trying creative and unique beers, which make you savor what you are drinking. Seeing that
was the first craft brewery in New England, we are honored to have a wedding favor that is rich in history and also close to our hearts.
We were taken on a tour of their brewery and felt like we were walking through history hearing the story of their beginnings. I could sense the passion in what they do and could certainly taste it too as we tried their beer. We sampled many varieties but one stood out to us. I really enjoy a New England style IPA. Geary's Riverside IPA was rich is hoppy flavor but also subtly sweet with hints of stone fruit. It was perfect. We couldn't think of better wedding favor because of
deep ties to Maine and also our love of great beer!
After Geary's we headed off to
Andrea's Bridal
. There we met Brittany, one of my matrons of honor, and Jen one of my bridesmaids. Julia, the owner of Andrea's Bridal, was there to help guide us in choosing bridal party dresses. She had a very intuitive nature and was very helpful in finding dresses that embody the overall feeling of the wedding. I was hoping for something soft, romantic, and natural. It was important to me to find a dress that all the girls would feel comfortable in. I feel like Julia really took the time to find that for us and made sure we were happy with our choices. When there was a sea of dresses to choose from, she made it such an effortless and positive experience.
Our next stop on our wedding journey was meeting with Jess, owner of
Zula Bell
. She had such a positive and upbeat disposition. Jess makes you feel instantly comfortable. I was amazed by her creative design options for our wedding invitations. They were absolutely beautiful. She showed us many different styles and presentations of invitations. I loved the die cut invitations. They gave the illusion of lace but it is made out of paper. It looked so romantic and elegant. Her designs are truly one of a kind. It was wonderful meeting such a creative and talented individual. I can't wait to see what Jess creates for us, as I know it will be simply amazing.
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. I was very much looking forward to meeting Barbara as I had seen her work from
last years Real Maine Wedding
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With another planning day in the books, we sit back and reflect on how much we have enjoyed our wedding journey and the process of meeting all the amazing vendors. We can't even begin to express how much it means to us. We have loved that most of the vendors are small businesses and have found they possess such a love and passion for what they do. Because of this love and passion, we are so extremely grateful to them for donating their time and creative talents to making our wedding one that we will never forget!
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Within Alterity: Encounters with a Population, a Collection, a Territory
An exhibition of artworks at the Museo dell'Accademia Etrusca in Cortona (MAEC) by students in SACI's MFA in Studio Art program.
April 24 – July 31, 2014
Opening reception: Thursday, April 24 at 6:30pm
A very special exhibition opportunity has been arranged for SACI's first MFA students in conjunction with an exhibition at the Museo dell'Accademia Etrusca in Cortona (MAEC), which feature artifacts from Holkham Hall and the British Museum. SACI's MFA students are working on a multimedia project entitled Within Alterity: Encounters with a Population, a Collection, a Territory. The project is based on their engagement with the museum and its Etruscan collection, the people of Cortona, and the surrounding region where many Etruscan sites are located. It will culminate in an exhibition of the MFA students' artworks April 24 – July 31, 2014, inspired by their exposure to Etruscan culture, which will be held at MAEC throughout the spring and summer and sponsored by the US Consulate in Florence. This opportunity was made possible through the efforts of MFA instructors Karen Yurkovich and Daria Filardo and by the support of MAEC Director Paolo Giulierini.
". . . as inseparable as life and death, even now, on the sunny, green-filled April morning with the breeze blowing in from the sea. And the land beyond seems as mysterious and fresh as if were still the morning of Time." David Herbert Lawrence
The Future of the Past
Through July 31, 2014 at the MAEC (Museum of the Etruscan Academy and of the City of Cortona) is the exhibition Seduzione Etrusca: dai segreti di Holkham Hall alle meraviglie del British Museum (Etruscan Seduction: From the Secrets of Holkham Hall to the Marvels of the British Museum). The exhibition attempts to construct through paintings, drawings, archaeological artifacts, documents and other objects, the birth of Etruscan studies in the 1700's.
At the center of the exhibition is the British passion for the Etruscan civilization, well represented by Lord Thomas Coke, founder of Holkham Hall and avid collector and financier in 1726 of De Etruria Regali Libri VII by Thomas Dempster. This volume, with its more than 90 images of Etruscan works, spurred interest and research into the Etruscan culture and the formation of the Etruscan Academy in Cortona.
To both enhance the exhibition and celebrate the foreign connection to Etruscan studies and comprehension, a collaboration has been organized between the MAEC and SACI. Grounded in contemporary art practice, the project offers the students of SACI the possibility to draw inspiration from this seductive past.
This project recognizes the importance of the confrontation with the Etruscan culture, which has for centuries fascinated artists, researchers and intellectuals and which still provides opportunities for themes and perspectives of contemporary importance.
A crucial element in this meeting will be the direct access to the archeological objects and the intersection between material culture and cultural ideas, conventions and aesthetics embodied in these.
The Etruscan culture is unique from several points of view. While their cultural and religious significance to Roman culture is indisputable, they were still victims of a Damnatio memoriae, which attempted to exterminate all traces of this influence (for example, the 20-book history written by the Emperor Claudius was systematically destroyed). While being at the roots of Western culture yet far from them, they maintain the position of outsider. This alterity was already recognized by Seneca: "This is the difference between us and the Etruscans: we believe that lightening is produced by the collision of the clouds, they that the clouds collide to produce lightening. Given that for them everything finds inception in the Divine, they are convinced that things do not have meaning because they happen but rather things happen to bring forth meaning." (Questioni naturali, II,32,2)
The philosophical concept of alterity is at the heart of the project. Alterity (or otherness) contains diversity, that is, the meeting differences which seek a synthesis. The title of the project that the students from SACI have developed is Within Alterity: Encounters with a Population, a Collection, a Territory.
Building an identity and, consequently, one's subjectivity was a fundamental aspect of the Grand Tour and of any relationship with an unknown and diverse world and culture. This relationship will be re-proposed through the project in the works of the students of SACI.
The condition of alterity will be addressed through three thematic areas: people, collection, and territory (journey/route). One group will work with the people of Cortona to investigate the persistence of the roots of identity of the Etruscans that emerge or are hiding in the communities that inhabit the city. The people, of the past, of the present and those foreign, will be the subject of a multimedia work consists of interviews, portraits and stories as attempts to reflect upon possible and differentiated identities. Other students will work on the meaning and importance of a collection as an embodiment of information and power that acts through the construction of knowledge as displayed in the ordered accumulation of a collection (Michel Foucault). For example, the book De Etruria Regali was of fundamental importance from the point of view of propaganda as it connected the Medici dynasty to the Etruscans and their historical importance.
The students have certainly been guided by the seductive objects and artifacts as well as by the drawings of these commissioned to illustrate the book De Etruria Regali; starting from their visual forms and from the meaning of these images as well as the dissonances found in the drawings that were born from different cultural contexts and ideas. Finally, some students will explore the idea of the journey, from the point of view of the Grand Tour as well as the idea of learning as a fluid path of experience and information. The geography of the area, the mapping of territories through analysis of archaeological and historical sources (such as the organization of the Etruscan Discipline) will function as activators of analysis and artistic elaboration.
The work realized uses video, drawing, painting and installation, and reflects this exceptional opportunity to confront oneself with a fundamental aspect of Italian culture that was of great importance for young scholars and English explorers 300 years ago.
With the support of the U.S. Consulate General in Florence, Italy.
Museo dell'Accademia Etrusca e della Città di Cortona (MAEC)
Piazza Signorelli 9, Cortona (AR) – ITALY
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11 March 2010 Edition
The Irish people deserve better
11 March 2010
"A half a million citizens unemployed. Social welfare payments cut. Wages cut. Health and Education in crisis. Families facing eviction. Mass emigration back again. Parts of the country under water. In other parts the drinking water is unsafe. Billions of taxpayers money gifted to a dysfunctional, toxic banking system. Free article
New thinking and new ideas
11 March 2010
On Thursday evening I organised a meeting between Shaun Woodward and the Bloody Sunday families. There is an expectation in Derry that finally after all the years of campaigning the truth of what happened on that day is close to being acknowledged. The Bloody Sunday families are an example to all of us, their commitment, their perseverance and their dedication to uncovering the truth has been unswerving and I pay tribute to them from this Ard Fheis. There can be no further delay on publishing the Saville Report. Free article
Time for coalition to stand down
11 March 2010
The job creation debate saw delegates identify the government's lack of strategy on employment; the fallout of that ineptitude - particularly emigration - and the need for this government to be decommissioned. Senator Pearse Doherty, speaking directly to one of the worst outcomes of recession in Ireland, emigration, said "jobs are far from a priority for this government". The coalition, he said, "has no plan and no strategy on job creation. We all know people who have lost their jobs while they see banks bailed out." The unemployed, Doherty said, "are angry that nothing is being done to help them. They are struggling to get by on reduced unemployment benefits and some are facing the repossession of their homes while others are packing their bags." Free article
Community safety, accountability and child protection raised
11 March 2010
Policing Board member Alex Maskey addressed the Ard Fheis discussion on justice, policing and community safety, describing the Hillsborough agreement that secured a date for the transfer of powers on policing and justice as a "truly welcome development" that showed Sinn Féin are "delivering on our mandate". Free article
A new economic vision
11 March 2010
Opening the economy and workers' rights section on Saturday, ICTU and SIPTU President Jack O'Connor said that "the cause of Ireland has become the cause of bankers". After referencing the James Connolly quote, O'Connor added: "Indeed, in many ways we have exchanged subservience to British rule for subservience to the financial markets." Free article
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Advancing the Irish Unity agenda
11 March 2010
The Ard Fheis adopted an emergency motion welcoming the agreement reached at Hillsborough between Sinn Féin and the DUP. The motion recognised the deal as delivering on the mandate as adopted by the special Ard Fheis on policing in January 2007. Proposing the motion, Martin McGuinness said that in 2009 he advised the Ard Fheis that he was concerned that a minority of Unionist politicians opposed to change were undermining the will of the majority: Free article
The Irish Unity Pledge and Canada
11 March 2010
This year's Ard Fheis heard an address by Warren Allmand, former Canadian Attorney General, human rights activist and longtime supporter of peace, unity and justice in Ireland. Allmand first visited the Six Counties in 1966 as part of a Canadian parliamentary delegation and returned on several occasions in the 1990s as an international observer monitoring contentious Orange Order parades. Free article
Ard Fheis receives international greetings
11 March 2010
Sinn FÉin's Director of International Relations Padraic Wilson introduced three keynote international speakers at the party's Ard Fheis on Saturday 6 March. Executive Committee member of the PLO Professor As'ad Abdul Rahman addressed delegates, followed by Baleka Mbete, a national chairperson and former deputy president of the ANC, and Katalina Madriagia, a pro-independence left former MP from the Basque Country. Free article
Fringe meeting discusses Palestine solidarity
11 March 2010
SINN Féin delegates participated in a packed fringe meeting on Palestine during the party Ard Fheis which was addressed by an executive member of the Palestine Liberation Organisation (PLO), Doctor As'ad Abdul Rahman. Free article
Equality and Human Rights high on agenda
11 March 2010
Equality and human rights were high on the agenda of this year's Ard Fheis, with a number of important motions supported by delegates. One such motion outlined the party's support for the Equality and Human Rights Alliance. The motion attacked the government's record on social and economic rights and asserted that equality and rights must be at the heart of national economic recovery. Free article


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Writing: Write narratives to develop real or imagined experiences or events using effective technique, descriptive details, and clear event sequences.
After spending the first three weeks of practicing components of good narrative writing, the fourth grade writers will now write a final draft. To assist them in the writing of their final draft, they will have a rubric identifying the writing skills that will be graded. Categories include plot, exposition, dialogue, transitional words, descriptive words, resolution, and conventions. Throughout the week, the students will edit their writing focusing on paragraph breaks, using the ipad to spell their words correctly, and using correct capitalization and punctuation. They will also work with a partner to peer edit.
Reading: Determine a theme of a story, drama, or poem from details in the text; summarize the text.
Guided reading group discussions will focus on theme. The students will be taught that theme is the general idea that the writer wants to express. When reading with your fourth grader at home ask him or her to tell you what the theme of what they are reading is.
Math: Generalize place value understanding multi-digit whole numbers; Draw and identify lines and angles, and classify shapes by properties of their lines and angles.
We will begin the week with subtracting using the U.S. traditional method. Then we will convert between yards, feet, and inches. The second half of the week will be focus on geometry specifically on the properties of points, line segments, lines, rays, angles, triangles, and quadrilaterals.
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