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Supporting the "business" of your gateway with our expertise
The advice provided by our Incubator consultants are meant to fill the inevitable gaps in your team's expertise, while building your own staff's knowledge and abilities. To this end, we offer specialized expertise for targeted, short-term support (usually less than four months).
We can advise on topics from start to operations in three main areas.
1. Technology advice
Cybersecurity: Guidance for planning, designing, or assessing your security measures, including your choice or implementation of specific technologies
Understanding the risk to your cyberinfrastructure as well as securing it is a daunting task. The Incubator Cybersecurity team can ensure that your science gateway gets the guidance you need regarding their cybersecurity challenges. From quick questions to collaborative engagements that cover both development and review of a security program, the Incubator Cybersecurity team tackles challenges of all sizes.
Read more about Trusted CI and the services they offer to SGCI clients.
Technology planning, open-source licensing & selection: Help with figuring out the best technologies for your gateway
A gateway is at a minimum a multi-year effort. Smart choices of enabling technologies at the beginning of the initiative can minimize overall operations, development, licensing, and maintenance costs during the project lifetime, allowing allocation of funds to the critical parts of the gateway: enabling science for its users and growing its community. Even if a gateway project is midstream, it can be wise to reexamine how the project has evolved and whether that evolution has implications for changes in technology. The Incubator offers services in analyzing the needs of a gateway and advising on appropriate technologies to meet those needs.
Development tools & processes: Steering you toward the best processes for software engineering and the tools that will help you get the work done
With a strategy and technology plan in place, the next step is execution. Incubator consulting in this area can help identify the best development tools and practices to put in place that elevate a gateway from a "server under the desk" to the production quality operation expected by a broad user base. Consultants can help establish the use of version repositories, development environments, testing, and continuous integration suites that in the long run will lower overall development and operation costs.
2. Business planning
Business & strategic planning: Guidance about the key components to consider in your business plan, such as your value proposition, audience, market landscape, competitive environment, and goals.
Whether executing a sustainability plan or achieving other major goals, development of goal-oriented activities on the pathway to achieving those goals involves strategic planning of activities in the face of finite resources and time. The Incubator consulting services can help devise a strategic picture and develop a task-oriented and financial roadmap for achieving desired goals in that strategy.
Sustainability planning: Support for thinking through how to make your gateway sustainable past the initial funding
Most projects today face the challenging question of how to sustain themselves beyond their grant-funded period. The Incubator offers a suite of services to help plan how to sustain a gateway. These services begin with our Science Gateways Bootcamps and follow through with consulting engagements. During a consulting engagement, the focus can be on one of several topics, including better identification of the audience, development of strategies for gathering user feedback, development of a financial model, or identification of potential funding sources and strategies.
Project management: An orientation to the key considerations for managing your gateway project effectively
Having difficulty defining a project's scope and resources? SGCI offers project management guidance for new or maturing gateways. This orientation walks researchers and developers through critical considerations for managing your gateway project efficiently through applying the knowledge, skills, and tools available within your gateway to complete necessary activities. Guidance on how to adequately fill any gaps where the knowledge, skills, tools are not readily available within the gateway and then maintaining focus on achieving established goals.
Communicating with key stakeholders: Fine-tuning the message you send about your gateway project
When building support from funders, key influencers, and community members, clear communication of value, competitive landscape, and "the ask" is essential to gaining the desired support. Starting with the development of a "pitch deck" in the Science Gateways Bootcamps, Incubator consulting services can help to fine tune this message for specific audiences.
3. User engagement
Usability & user-centered design: Hands-on help with evaluating the usability of your gateway, including recommendations for improving the design
The best gateways optimize their design and functionality based on the needs, requirements, and expectations of the gateway's community. Incubator consulting services can supply a team of usability experts to assess the usability of an existing gateway and provide a transition plan to improve that usability or to design a future gateway or gateway element for usability before its implementation.
Learn more about our usability services here.
Graphic & user-interface design: Hands-on help with developing logos, basic graphics for your gateway, and other small design tasks
Finding a graphic designer to design an updated template to your gateway that is graphically pleasing and maximizes usability is time-consuming. SGCI offers graphic and user-interface design for gateways interested in enhancing their visual communication of concepts and ideas using graphic elements and tools as well as designing user interfaces that improve gateway user experiences.
Impact measurement: Advice about how to track the connection between your gateway product and the outcomes you seek
Gaining and maintaining support for a gateway requires strong user engagement, enabled by the user-centered and interface designs, as well as defining how a gateway will have an impact on its scientific disciplines and how that impact will be measured. Incubator consulting services can assist in identifying what can constitute impact for a gateway, how it may be technologically instrumented to measure that impact, and what team activities will be necessary to support an impact measurement plan.
Engaging your community: Advice about using social media and other strategies to grow your user base and keep them interested in what you offer
Knowing who your targeted audience is and how to reach them is a challenge every project faces. To spread awareness of your gateway's mission, you will need to know how you can tap into new communities and help them discover what makes your gateway unique and useful. Learn how to socially engage with your online community with SGCI's community engagement program. Through this service, you will learn how to discover new user groups that can benefit from your gateway, build relationships, and seek ways to better communicate with your growing community.
Request our services for current and future projects.
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Are you one of those parents who worry about the excessive amount of time your kids spend on smartphones and gadgets? In this modern generation, electronic devices have consumed our children's pastime. What more rewarding way to get children off screens than get them involved in the arts and crafts?
As a parent, you might want to expose your child to arts and crafts at a very young age. Not only will it benefit them in the future, but it can also be a form of bonding between you and your child.
There are loads of advantages of arts and crafts for your child's development. Below are some of the reasons you should encourage your child to do arts and crafts:
1. Strengthens fine motor skills
The simple act of doing arts and crafts improves your child's hand-eye coordination and small and large muscle development. Fine motor skills are critical when they start to do precision-based activities like writing. Their control of hand muscles can be developed with the use of pencils, crayons, and paintbrushes.
2. Builds the child's confidence
Arts and crafts enable collaboration. Your child mingling with other kids teaches him to appreciate teamwork. When your child sees that there's success in groups, he will start to have confidence and initiate working together.
In line with that, any piece of art that your child accomplished already contributes to building his self-confidence.
3. Promotes creativity and imagination
Arts and crafts allow your child to do things on his or her own. At first try, it's not the value of whether it's right or wrong.  Your child experiments and invents something new. It pushes his creativity to wander. You want your child to have the mindset of not being afraid to try new things. Art materials like pencil, paper, and crayon are all flexible things which can be used for creativity and imagination.
Molding your child's creativity promotes originality on how he is going to live his life. Also, this leads to formulate his solutions to problems.
4. Develops problem-solving abilities
Your child can connect things in his mind through art such as shapes and patterns. Art will help him to solve complex problems when he grows up.
As he mixes and matches with different art materials, he's able to make up which ones work best together. In other words, art allows him to be independent, and no matter what the outcome is, he can still be proud of it. He will maximize all the perspectives in looking at a problem and stretch various paths in solving them.
5. Helps children understand themselves and the world
Your child gets art inspiration from what he sees in the reality. From their actual experience, their minds translate that to art. They'll do their best to make it look like the real thing like a sunset or city skyline.
Through art, he'll have a better grasp of his surroundings and express his thoughts, feelings, and emotions. As he grows up, he'll develop a personal voice.
6. Makes kids smarter
As your child grows up, his mind makes new brain connections. At the very young age of three, this is the stage where your child's mind is active. It's important to make use of the brain's two hemispheres: right for analytical and logical thinking and left for creative and emotional thinking.
Making him experience an artful environment supports this phenomenon in his mind. Art uses all the senses. The feel of the paint and the beauty of mixing colors are all memorable experiences for your child.
7. Encourages bonding and fun
When your child creates art, he expects you to join him. It's an entertaining and enjoyable moment in his head, so his instinct immediately says he should share it with you.
Also, you can understand your child through his art especially if he's not in his verbal stage yet. You can ask questions about his drawings and sketches, and let them explain it to you. One of the most precious things is when your child sees you're listening to him.
Let them create!
Sharing a creative moment with your child can simply be the two of you surrounded by multiple art materials. Scribbling, coloring, and even just talking about the art elements together are all shared experiences through arts and crafts.
At the end of the day, arts and crafts are fun for kids! It's never too late to expose your child to arts and crafts and make it part of their day-to-day activities.
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Monthly Archives: February 2012
#OpenIt, Day 2
The open-your-super-special-rare-beers extravaganza that is Open It Weekend continues here at London Beer Blog. Two rarities (or semi-rarities) from the cellar today. Without further ado, here's…
Mikkeller I Beat yoU – Part of a Mikkeller six-pack I bought for a song (the kind of song that runs you £24.99) at the Mikkeller Meet the Brewer event at Cask Pub and Kitchen last year. Far from the oldest bottle in my cellar, but I thought it would be good with food (and it was – read on!).
Look: Pours a dark, clear amber with a tiny fizzy head that's soon gone.
Nose: Heavy, overripe fruit (grape – slightly vinous), a whiff of citrus.
Mouth: Is this the beer for which the term "Hop Bomb" was invented? Because it tastes – and I apologize for this term – paradigmatic. A quick citrus hit gives way to a mix of sweet dried/fresh tropical fruit – think candied pineapple mixed with canned apricot. There's also some date and banana in there. Then the hop bitterness hits full force with resin and citrus dominating. And yet the alluring sweetness and malt body does not go away but remains the whole way through to balance the hop fireworks. This may be the IIPA to end all IIPAs. 5/5.
#OpenIt, Day 1
As you may remember, the weekend of Feb 24-26 is the totally-not-made-up event of OpenIt (or #OpenIt for those of you on Twitter), where we celebrate beer by cracking open some of those bottles we've been saving for a 'special occasion' – because there's no time like the present! Plus, we all need to clear out our embarrasingly-large beer cellar a bit, right? Right? Or was that just me?
Anyway, first out is a bottle of Nebraska Brewing Company's Apricot au Poivre Saison (Barrel Aged Reserve Series), an innovatively-spiced saison that has been aged on Chardonnay barrels for six months. I bought this back in August at New Beer Distributors in New York.
The best beer in the world
Grading beer: marking it, assigning it a score from 1 to 5 (or 1 to 10, or 1 to 7, or whatever), eye, nose, mouth, classifying it, all those things all beer geeks do. And we do it knowing it is impossible to truly rank beers. Whether you like the beer you drink or not is often down to things that have nothing to do with the beer. Or it has to do with things other than purity of taste, or whatever you want to call it.
Take the freshness of the beer, for example. I once tasted a Thornbridge Raven Black IPA that had just been bottled: in addition to all its other flavours, it had a wonderful floral, perfumed and delicate character, almost like rose water. Then I had the same beer when it had been sitting in the bottle for a couple of months. Still an excellent beer, but that floral flavour was just gone. Was it the same beer? Yes and no. Coffee beers lose their flavour very quickly. Proper German and Czech lager beers are best drunk fresh and in situ – the exported versions are pale comparisons to their nominally identical indigenous counterparts. And so on. Yet other beers grow with age – the Pannepot Grand Reserva 2005 I had recently was undoubtedly better and more full-flavoured than the regular, un-aged Pannepot 2010 (though both were excellent beers).
And that's just the factors that have to do with the beer. How do the beers you've had before you're marking this particular one affect your judgment? A lot, of course. After three imperial stouts I find myself longing for a crisp lager. The same pale ale or bitter you think a wonder of balance and subtlety when you have it on its own suddenly seems bland and boring when you have it after a hop bomb double IPA.
Then there's that elusive thing; context. I still retain a soft spot for Kronenbourg and its higher-ABV sibling 1664, despite the fact that they're nothing but industrially-produced bland lagers – because I can still remember drinking them in Paris as an impressionable teenager, for whom it was the height of sophistication to drink French beer in France (and who thought it was uber-cool that a beer had a number for a name). At that time, drinking that beer, I was sure that was the best beer in the world, and I have retained that memory ever since. Today, I vastly prefer other beers to 1664, but I still have one now and again and let those waves of nostalgia flow over me. I feel the same about many German pilsners – travelling as a young adult, taking in the local pleasures and reveling in the simple fact that I was drinking something that was not available in Sweden. Warsteiner, König, Bitburger and Jever are still top beers in my book, even though I might not, hand on heart, rank them as highly today as I would other beers (well, maybe except for König. And Jever).
Another example: yesterday, we (i.e. me and my family) came home from a brief (working) holiday in Sweden. It was a nice holiday, but it had its ups and downs, to say the least. Just before leaving last week I learned that a close family member, whom I was going to visit during the holiday, had a serious illness and had to go in for an operation while we were there. Then there was a string of minor annoyances: my wife forgot her mobile phone in the security check at the airport, something that made our visit that much more difficult – as we had to spend a lot of time apart we had to make appointments and agree on meeting times etc because we couldn't call each other. Then, just as we were about to leave, we discovered that we had lost both our sets of house keys, which occasioned some frantic calling to our friends in London (who have a spare key to our flat) to make arrangements so that we actually could get in to our flat once we got home. We also forgot a bunch of other things. And while my relative came out of the operation OK, he/she is still not out of danger. And then there's all the work I've fallen more behind on while being on holiday. You know what it's like.
When we came home, after what felt like a very long time, our daughter was put to bed and I opened a bottle of St Peter's Best Bitter. A simple, classic English bitter, at ABV 3.7. And at that time, that beer was the best beer in the world. I felt the stress just melt away as I tasted the wonderfully mild, bready bitter, with just a hint of dry, woody hoppiness at the end. Five out of five, for sure. A hop bomb or imp stout wouldn't have done the trick. What I wanted was something soothing and easily drinkable without being devoid of character, and St Peter's delivered.
So what do you say, dear readers? Do you have any beers that you just love despite the fact that, well, they don't taste that great? Beers that you love because you associate them with a particular time and/or place when drinking them was just such a wonderful experience? Let London Beer Blog have your guilty secrets in the Comments section!
Pannepot * 4
Hello readers, I'm in Sweden again, and courtesy of London Beer Blog Number One Fan Rickard (you may have seen him around the comments field) I had a proper De Struise tasting, comparing different versions of their (arguably) flagship Belgian Quad Pannepot ("Pannepot" is a kind of ship, I'm reliably informed – and it's also right there on the label). For those of you not in the know, this is the Belgian Quad to end all Belgian Quads (though style designations are tricky – De Struise themselves just call Pannepot an 'Old Ale') – the paradigmatic example of the style that knocks those Chimays and Westvleterens out of the water, if you believe the hype. So what's the score here?
The score is that overall, this is a typical – prototypical, even – Belgian Quad, so there are great similarities between the versions. They all pour a dark brown (not black!) with no head and plenty of sediment in the bottle, and there are those familiar caramel/candy/molasses notes both on the nose and on the tongue. Not many IBUs here, but it's a different style and complex in a different way. Also, the Pannepot is spiced so it also tastes and feels a lot like a Christmas beer – even though the spice in general is more subtle than your average winter warmer – with some variations, as we shall see (taste?).
News roundup, Feb 15 2012
OK readers, just a quick link dump this update – not very inspiring, but on the other hand I've read some interesting stuff online about beer recently. So in case you missed it:
- Ghost Drinker leaps to the defence of the classic British bitter, a much-maligned style among beer geeks.
- Black Isle Brewery asks whether the time is right for more unfined beer, sparking a Twitter debate. Pencil and Spoon's recent post sort of addresses the same area – don't fear the filter.
- This is from a while back, but if you (like me) are a fan of Great Divide Brewery, it may still be of interest – Great Divide head brewer Brian Dunn picks his best of 2011 and reveals two new beers are coming from Great Divide in 2012!
- The 10 Myths of Craft Beer– I don't necessarily agree with all of these, but they're pretty sharply observed.
- The 20 Most Eligible Bachelors of Beer 2012 – 'nuff said!
Meet the Brewer: Little Brew
The London brewing scene has literally exploded in the past couple of years – I have 17 breweries listed on my London Breweries page and I know I have missed a few as I have at this stage left out many brew pubs (they will be added in the future, trust me) – and it's getting to the point when it's difficult for even dedicated geeks to keep up.
For example, I just discovered that Camden is about to get its second brewery, Little Brew, a one-man project from brewmaster Stu Small (well, technically the brewery has already been founded, but the beers won't be available for another month or so). Little Brew is a very small-scale operation that aims at being sustainable and anchored in the local community (one thing I like about the craft beer wave – besides the excellent beer – is that breweries are again becoming community businesses). I had a brief chat with Stu about his plans for Little Brew:
Spotlight Sweden
I've been on a short trip to Sweden over the weekend (or rather, I'm still in Sweden, as flights to Heathrow have been cancelled because there's apparently been some snow there) and of course I've taken the opportunity to try some Swedish beers. Due to some kind of iPhone malfunction I have not been able to take any pictures so you'll have to make do with words – I'll keep it brief, capsule reviews only. I originally planned to do a reverse companion piece to my "10 British breweries you need to get in Sweden", titled "5 Swedish breweries that deserves wider distribution in the UK", or something like that – but that will have to wait. View this as a kind of teaser for a longer feature to come.
Open It! on Feb 24-26
Just came across the Open It! initiative over at Pencil and Spoon and BeerReviews – I've never heard of this before but it's a great idea and I am immediately an enthusiastic supporter! The idea is that over the weekend of Feb 24-26, you go to your beer cellar, and simply open some of those bottles you've saved for a special occasion. That special occasion is now (or rather, Feb 24-26)! Beer is for drinking, after all.
My own beer cellar is growing almost daily and it's beginning to feel rather silly to have all this beer and not drink it. I've always been a collector (stickers, comics, little metal miniatures, little plastic miniatures, Federal Writers' Project American Guide Series – you name it) so the impulse is hard to resist. When I read on RateBeer about the travails of people trying to get hold of limited-release beers like Goose Island Bourbon County in its various forms, part of me thinks the whole thing is ridiculous, but an even larger part of me wishes I was there at the beer shop with them, getting a few bottles for myself. So I need something like Open It! for therapeutic purposes – learning to let go, and all that.
I'm already planning what to drink (I have a 2010 Goose Island Bourbon County Coffee Stout that I've probably saved for too long anyway, and some other stuff as well) – how about you? And remember, if you decide to share your Open It! brews on Twitter, the hashtag is #openit (duh!). More reminders about the Open It! weekend will follow as we near the date. In the meantime, let me know if you have something special in your cellar that you're looking forward to drinking.


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Asymmetry is part of the beauty of hand crafting. Hand-painted silk professionally steam set using dyes for lasting color.
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One of only two Omanosaura species, Jayakar's Oman lizard (Omanosaura jayakari) is a large, slender lizard (2) (3) (4) which is endemic to the Hajar Mountains of Oman and the United Arab Emirates (3) (5) (6) (7).
Jayakar's Oman lizard is variable in colour and patterning, but is usually brownish to greyish-green or bluish-grey above (2) (8), often with pale blue or grey spots (3) (8) and irregular light and dark markings (4) (8). The belly is usually white or creamy-white. In the male Jayakar's Oman lizard there may be pale grey-blue, criss-cross patterning on the throat, and the male also has a longer and more robust head than the female (8).
Like other lizards in the Lacertidae family, Jayakar's Oman lizard has a somewhat flattened body with long limbs, long toes and a very long tail (3) (9), which in this species is twice the length of the head and body (2) (8). The body of Lacertidae species is covered in small, granular scales, with larger and more conspicuous scales on the top of the head (2) (8).
Jayakar's Oman lizard can be distinguished from the closely related blue-tailed Oman lizard (Omanosaura cyanura) by its larger size (3) (7) and by the absence of a bright blue tail (3).
Jayakar's Oman lizard is active during the day (2) (6) (8) (9) (10). Somewhat unusually for a lizard in the Lacertidae family, the diet of this species includes a relatively large amount of plant material, such as leaves, fruits and seeds (8), although it also takes insects (8) (11) and perhaps small lizards (4).
Relatively little is known about the breeding behaviour of Jayakar's Oman lizard. However, as in related species, it is likely that males perform courtship rituals to attract a mate, as well as threat displays to warn away rival males (9). In captivity, a female Jayakar's Oman lizard has been known to produce five clutches of eggs a year, with seven to nine eggs per clutch. The clutches were laid at intervals of 6 to 21 weeks, and the eggs took about 4 months to hatch, producing relatively large young (11).
As in the blue-tailed Oman lizard (O. cyanura), breeding activity in Jayakar's Oman lizard is likely to peak in the autumn months (11).
Jayakar's Oman lizard occurs only in the Hajar Mountains of Oman and the United Arab Emirates (3) (5) (6) (7), where it has been recorded at elevations up to around 1,700 metres (6) (8).
A species of mountainous areas (4) (5) (10), Jayakar's Oman lizard is typically found on rocky ledges, overhangs and cliffs, often close to small streams and wadis (3) (4) (5) (6) (8). It also occurs on dry stone walls around cultivated areas (4) (8).
Although it may sometimes hunt on the ground, Jayakar's Oman lizard is a skilled climber and can easily scale sheer rocks and even small trees (4) (8). This species may retreat into rock crevices when disturbed (6) (8).
Jayakar's Oman lizard is classified as Least Concern (LC) on the IUCN Red List (1).
Jayakar's Oman lizard is not currently known to be facing any major threats. However, rapid development and urbanisation are placing increasing pressure on the natural environment of the United Arab Emirates, while increasing tourism in the Hajar Mountains may potentially threaten the fragile habitat of this species there (12).
There are no specific conservation measures currently known to be in place for Jayakar's Oman lizard. The Environment Agency - Abu Dhabi is working within the United Arab Emirates to protect and manage biodiversity in the region (13), which may go some way towards preserving the habitat of this endemic reptile.
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Once Upon A Time Interview: Ginnifer Goodwin Talks Season 3
InterviewsOnce Upon A Time Aug 22, 2013 Craig Byrne, Editor-In-Chief
Though she had a black spot on her heart in Season 2, Snow White is often as good as they come — and the non-black-spotted Ginnifer Goodwin is always a pleasure to talk to.
We caught up with Goodwin at a roundtable discussion at this year's Comic-Con to get the scoop on what is coming for Once Upon A Time's third season, which begins with a trip to Neverland.
"It is fraught with good intentions," she says of the journey. "I think I can tell you that our intended destination is reached, and I can tell you that we're going to have to put our egos aside and come together, if we're not going to kill each other before we get there."
Once they get there, they'll have to get used to a new setting with different rules. "We're going to have to figure out who can help us here, because the rules of every realm are completely different, and we know that. We would never be so foolish as to try to use our tactics, our enchanted Snow White-Prince Charming world tactics, in another realm," she says. Snow will also have to deal with the conflict of sorting her feelings after the whole darkness-in-her-heart thing that has transpired.
"This is the cross she bears throughout the beginning of the season," she says. "I've only seen a couple of scripts, and I know very little of what's to come after the first couple of episodes, but I do know that, sort of like the characters are all going to have to come together, Snow herself is going to have to come together. She's going to have to reconcile these two disparate ends of herself in order to be useful to anybody there. She's torn in two at this point, and she's going to have to figure out what parts of Mary-Margaret, even, she's going to hold on to; and what parts of Mary-Margaret will actually drag her down," Goodwin confirms.
"Last year it was, for her, about living in the middle, and I think this year, it's about stepping it up and creating a new character. I mean this as Snow White. I think that she's realizing that living in the middle — she thought it was going to be playing it safe, but instead it was disastrous. So it's more that she needs to change," she continues. Ginnifer openly admits that Snow's innate ability to trust everyone is not always the best thing to do. "I think that trust is one of her biggest downfalls," she says. "It's one of her biggest flaws. She gives everyone the benefit of the doubt all the time. I find it incredibly annoying! It's like, well, gee, isn't it a shocker that the Queen lied to her again? The only thing I do find interesting in terms of that is that she's endlessly right to trust Rumple, which I can't figure out as an actress, what it is that they have coming, that is why he does always do right by them somehow, and Snow White is trust that he will. But yeah. She gives everybody like 4,000 chances. She's a bit of a doormat in that way," she admits.
Goodwin says that Snow's happy ending would involve "living with Prince Charming and Emma and Henry and seven dwarves, or eight, in the castle in the Enchanted Woods." But well before that happy ending comes, she'll have to deal with Neverland, and, at some point in Season 3, Goodwin's long-time hope of seeing the Little Mermaid on the show will be fulfilled. Is she hoping that Snow White and Ariel will interact.
"On dry land, yes," Goodwin says. "After our siren episode in the first season, I have no interest in ever diving into that tank again. And also, we shoot in Vancouver B.C. and it is always raining, so I'm wet enough. But, I do hope to interact with her when she does appear on dry land. And we know she gets her legs, so, there you go," she says, before taking a moment for clarification. "I mean in the story. I don't mean in our story! I'm not making any claims about what happens to Ariel in our story! I just mean in the story of the Little Mermaid."
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Lene Oddershede appointed professor
Lene Oddershede, head of the research group Optical Tweezers at the Niels Bohr Institute, has been appointed professor of experimental biophysics. In the last year, Lene Oddershede has received a grant from the Danish National Research Foundation for a new research centre, StemPhys, a large grant from the Novo Nordisk Foundation for a large, interdisciplinary cancer therapy project and a research grant from FNU.
Lene Oddershede received her Masters in Physics and Mathematics from the University of Southern Denmark in 1995 and her PhD in Experimental Physics of Complex Systems in '98. During her PhD studies she worked for a year at the University of Chicago, which greatly impacted her future work.
"In Chicago, I heard several lectures on biological physics and optical manipulation. It was really inspiring. Afterwards, I travelled around and visited several universities to see how they conducted research and I saw the equipment they built for the experiments – an optical tweezers that could hold living cells and examine them using concentrated laser light," explains Lene Oddershede.
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After returning home and finishing her PhD, she was appointed assistant professor at the Niels Bohr Institute. Along with a colleague, Kirstine Bang-Sørensen, she received a Freja Grant from the Danish Research Council and Lene Oddershede began to build her own equipment from scratch.
"I went into an empty room down in the basement and started by washing the floor. I wanted to build my own optical tweezers so I ordered equipment parts, components, screws and all kinds of elements and began to construct the equipment. It took a long time to build the complex equipment and it was the first optical tweezers in Scandinavia," explains Lene Oddershede.
The optical tweezers are used to manipulate and control living tissue without damaging it and to study the mechanical properties of cells and molecules in order to understand the fundamental properties of biological systems.
Performing experiments with the optical tweezers was a very popular activity among the students and the research quickly moved forward. Lene Oddershede received grants and got good research results. The research group grew and in 2003 she was appointed associate professor.
Lene Oddershede is married to Ulrich Quaade, who is also a physicist and head of a research department in a private company. Together they have three sons who are 8, 14 and 17. The whole family is interested in science and can have really nerdy discussions.
Research field advancing by leaps and bounds
Her work cuts across physics, biology and medicine and this new interdisciplinary research field that is carried out in collaboration with biologists doctors is moving forward by leaps and bounds.
"The last year has been quite overwhelming in terms of large new grants. We have just received a large grant of 14.5 million kroner from the Novo Nordisk Foundation for an interdisciplinary cancer therapy project where we, along with doctors and chemists, will research how to develop a gentle treatment of cancer tumours locally using tiny nanoparticles and laser light. From FNU, the Danish Council for Independent Research, Natural Sciences under the Ministry for Higher Education and Science we have received 6 million kroner to research the interaction of cancer cells with their surroundings in order to find out how they invade healthy tissue. And then we received a grant of 60 million kroner from the Danish National Research Foundation for a new Center of Excellence, StemPhys, where we, along with stem cell biologists, will research the potential of stem cells for creating new organs," says Lene Oddershede, who is incredibly pleased with the great progress as she believes that it is absolutely necessary to invest heavily in research and education in order to keep us in the forefront as one of the leading innovative nations in the world.
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On October 12, VNV Nation embark on a world tour in support of the upcoming album "Noire". The tour will travel across mainland Europe before heading to North America, with more shows in Europe and other parts of the world throughout 2019.
VNV's Ronan Harris described 'Noire', the first studio album in 5 years, as a "dark and intense energy that doesn't hold back".
"Noire" is out October 12th. Tickets for the first European shows are now on sale. Dates for other countries will be announced over the coming months.
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Monday 28th January The Globe Cardiff
Tuesday 29th January The Fleece Bristol
Wednesday 30th January The Waterfront Norwich
Friday 1st February Club Academy Manchester
Saturday 2nd February Asylum Birmingham
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For people who have depression there are a range of depression medications that can be used. Depending upon their conditions and the symptoms that are displayed there are certain types of depression medications that doctors will prescribe. The main new types of depression medications include Selective Serotonin Reuptake Inhibitors (SSRIs), Tricyclics and Monoamine Oxidase Inhibitors (MAOIs).
While the treatment for these medications is continuing, it usually takes a few weeks before there are any noticeable signs of improvement. Any depression medications that do not show any signs of progress needs to be gradually phased out. Once your doctor has changed your medication you will need to continue the treatment for results to show themselves.
With all of the depression medications that are available you need to be aware that there are various side effects present in these tablets. Many of the side effects are known by doctors who can inform you of their effects. There are other side effects that are not known as the medications interact with your body's biochemistry. Therefore if you experience any unknown side effects you should inform your doctor immediately so that these effects can be examined to see if they are life threatening. Dizziness, headaches, dry mouth, sexual problems, nervousness, insomnia, agitation, nausea, drowsiness, blurred vision, bladder problems and constipation are the known side effects of various depression medications.
Selective Serotonin Reuptake Inhibitors or SSRIs work by maximizing the natural chemical levels in the brain. They provide ample amounts of serotonin to the neurotransmitters thus lowering the depression causing chemicals. Examples of SSRIs are Prozac, Luvox and Zoloft. Any unusual side effects should be noted and your medical caregiver informed.
Monoamine Oxidase Inhibitors were prescribed for "atypical" depression. Here the symptoms are oversleeping, panic attacks, phobias and anxiety. Anyone who is on a course of MAOIs will have certain dietary restrictions that they must follow. Foods and drinks like cheeses and red wines must be avoided because they contain high levels of the chemical Tyramine. Any interaction between the MAOIs and the Tyramine can increase the blood pressure leading to a stroke.
Tricyclics are also prescribed for use in treating Major Depression. Tricyclic depression medications have a few side effects that are temporary. Even though these side effects are temporary they can be very annoying. Should any of the side effects persist you should inform your doctor about them. The side effects include dry mouth, constipation, bladder problems, sexual problems, blurred visions, dizziness and daytime drowsiness.
While there are large number antidepressant medications that you can use, you should find out everything that you can about the various depression medications. With this information you can make an informed decision about what medication to take and know the effects that it will have on your life.
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A New Step Forward in Clean Mobility: Air Liquide and Groupe ADP Open the Hydrogen Station at the Paris-Orly Airport
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Air Liquide (Paris:AI) and Groupe ADP today inaugurated the first public hydrogen station installed in an airport zone in France. It was designed and installed by Air Liquide with the support of the FCH JU1 and is promoting the deployment of "Hype", the world's first hydrogen-powered taxi fleet. This collective project is opening up a new clean mobility option in the Greater Paris Area.
Hydrogen offers a number of benefits for clean transportation. Used in a fuel cell, it combines with the oxygen in the air to produce electricity, with water as the only byproduct. It does not generate any pollution at its point of use: zero greenhouse gases, zero particles and zero noise. Hydrogen brings a concrete response to the challenges of sustainable mobility and local pollution in urban areas. It takes less than five minutes to recharge hydrogen-powered electric vehicles for a driving range of around 500 kilometers.
With this new station located at a major airport, Air Liquide and Groupe ADP are helping to develop a network of hydrogen stations in the Greater Paris Area and contributing to the adoption of clean modes of transportation. The Parisian taxi fleet "Hype", the world's first ever taxi fleet powered by hydrogen, was launched by the start-up STEP (Société du Taxi Électrique Parisien) in 2015, in partnership with Air Liquide. Currently powered by an Air Liquide station located in the heart of the French capital, at Cours Albert 1er near Pont de l'Alma, the fleet counts more than 50 hydrogen-powered vehicles and plans to grow to 600 taxis by 2020. Air Liquide will continue to support the growth of this offer by opening new hydrogen stations around Paris in 2018, notably one near Versailles, and another at the Paris-Charles de Gaulle Airport.
Benoît Potier, Chairman and CEO of Air Liquide, commented: "Present in the hydrogen sector for 50 years, Air Liquide is actively developing its energy applications today and is involved in the organization of this field, mostly through the Hydrogen Council. The installation of this charging station at the Orly Airport, in collaboration with Groupe ADP, marks a new step in the development of clean mobility in and around Paris. It also illustrates the maturity of technologies and the mobilization of a growing number of players in promoting hydrogen energy. Indeed, this molecule has a key role to play in the energy transition thanks to its capacity to store renewable energies and its various applications for industry and transport."
Augustin de Romanet, Chairman and CEO of Groupe ADP, added: "The rollout of this innovative equipment in collaboration with Air Liquide is one of the embodiment of our ambitious policy promoting innovation while protecting the environment. A hydrogen station will also be installed at the Paris-Charles de Gaulle Airport in 2018. This new energy offer provides access to new modes of transportation and allows us to reaffirm our role as an experimental territory and as a key player in the field of mobility."
Air Liquide's commitment to hydrogen energy
Air Liquide masters the entire hydrogen supply chain, from production and storage to distribution and the development of applications for end users, thus contributing to the widespread use of hydrogen as a clean energy source, for mobility in particular. Air Liquide has designed and installed 100 stations around the world to date.
In January 2017, Air Liquide and Toyota co-founded the "Hydrogen Council", the world's first initiative for hydrogen bringing together 28 key players in energy, transportation and industry.
Blue Hydrogen is an Air Liquide program whose goal is to gradually decarbonize its production of hydrogen dedicated to energy applications. In practical terms, Air Liquide has made a commitment to produce at least 50% of the hydrogen necessary for these applications through carbon-free processes by 2020 by combining:
• the use of renewable energies, water electrolysis, and biogas reforming,
• the use of technologies for the capture and upgrading of carbon emitted during the process of producing hydrogen from natural gas.
Even when it is produced from natural gas, hydrogen is a virtuous energy: for equal distance traveled, hydrogen electric cars allow to reduce GHG emissions by 20% compared with internal combustion vehicles and don't produce any fine particles.
Groupe ADP and the development of clean mobility at Paris's airports
This hydrogen station completes the choice of charging points available free of charge for electric vehicles in Paris airport parking lots. To enhance passenger and airport staff electromobility, Groupe ADP has installed a total of 162 charging points including 37 for passengers in its public parking areas. Paris-Orly has 11 charging points for drivers using its parking lots.
Groupe ADP has also acquired 172 clean (electric and hybrid) vehicles, including 50 for Paris-Orly. These new systems illustrate ADP's efforts to reduce local GHG emissions and pollutants. The company was recently rewarded by ACI Europe, which renewed its Level 3 Airport Carbon Accreditation for Paris-Orly, Paris-Charles de Gaulle and Paris-Le Bourget.
About Air Liquide
The world leader in gases, technologies and services for Industry and Health, Air Liquide is present in 80 countries with approximately 65,000 employees and serves more than 3 million customers and patients. Oxygen, nitrogen and hydrogen are essential small molecules for life, matter and energy. They embody Air Liquide's scientific territory and have been at the core of the company's activities since its creation in 1902.
Air Liquide's ambition is to lead its industry, deliver long term performance and contribute to sustainability. The company's customer-centric transformation strategy aims at profitable growth over the long term. It relies on operational excellence, selective investments, open innovation and a network organization implemented by the Group worldwide. Through the commitment and inventiveness of its people, Air Liquide leverages energy and environment transition, changes in healthcare and digitization, and delivers greater value to all its stakeholders.
Air Liquide's revenue amounted to €18.1 billion in 2016 and its solutions that protect life and the environment represented more than 40% of sales. Air Liquide is listed on the Euronext Paris stock exchange (compartment A) and belongs to the CAC 40, EURO STOXX 50 and FTSE4Good indexes.
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About Groupe ADP
Groupe ADP builds, develops and manages airports, including Paris-Charles de Gaulle, Paris-Orly and Paris-Le Bourget. In 2016, the Group handled via Paris Aéroport more than 97 million passengers and 2.2 million tons of freight and mail at Paris-Charles de Gaulle and Paris-Orly, and more than 42 million passengers in airports abroad through its subsidiary ADP International. Boasting an exceptional geographic location and a major catchment area, the Group is pursuing its strategy of adapting and modernizing its terminal facilities and upgrading quality of services; the Group also intends to develop its retail and real estate businesses. In 2016, Group revenue stood at €2,947 million and net income at €435 million.
Registered office: 1, rue de France, 93 290 Tremblay-en-France. Aéroports de Paris is a public limited company (Société Anonyme) with share capital of €296,881,806. Registered in the Bobigny Trade and Company Register under no. 552 016 628.
1 The FCH JU (Fuel Cells and Hydrogen Joint Undertaking) is a public private partnership supporting research, development and demonstration activities in energy technologies, fuel cells and hydrogen in Europe. This infrastructure is part of the H2ME project that has received funding from the Fuel Cells and Hydrogen 2 Joint Undertaking under grant agreement No 671438. This Joint Undertaking receives support from the European Union's Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme and Hydrogen Europe and Hydrogen Europe Research.
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Tanera Mor lies 1.5 miles off the north west coast of Scotland and is the largest and only inhabited island in the Summer Isles archipelago.
It has just nine residential properties, a café, a post office and three jetties.
The 800 acre island is currently managed by Lizzie and Richard Williams, who took it on from Mrs Williams' family, the Wilders.
The Wilders bought the island in 1996 after selling their dairy farm in Wiltshire.
Mrs Williams said it is time to give someone else the ''privilege of looking after the amazing place''.
Talks with the local community over a buy-out were held but it has now been put on the open market after the Coigach Community Development Company decided not to pursue the sale.
Mrs Williams said: ''After many happy years of calling Tanera home, it is time for someone else to have the privilege of looking after this amazing place.
''We greatly appreciate the effort made by the local Coigach community to consider the opportunity of taking on Tanera and we fully understand their reasons for deciding not to. We hope that whoever owns the island in the future will enjoy the same warm and cooperative relationship with the community that we have for the past 17 years.''
Estate agents CKD Galbraith are now handling the sale and said the community group welcomed the opportunity to buy the island but are currently working on renewable energy projects.
CKD described Tanera Mor as a ''flourishing tourist enterprise and superb family residence'', with a guide price of £2.5 million.
John Bound, of CKD Galbraith, said: ''The chance to own your own Scottish island is extremely rare and with Tanera Mrr's thriving tourist enterprise coupled with being a truly spectacular place to live, we expect to receive a lot of interest as it goes on the open market.
''With ongoing support and commitment from the local Coigach community, Tanera Mrr offers a truly fantastic prospect for interested parties who will very much have the island's heritage and sustainability at heart as well as a fantastic lifestyle.''
The island inspired the book Island Farm by Frank Fraser Darling who lived in Tanera Mor in the late 1930s and studied the habitat of its bird colonies.
Locals on the nearby mainland recently decided they could not take on the job of repopulating the island. Residents at Achiltibuie in Wester Ross had been in talks with the island's owners about a community buy-out that could have seen a number of people move on to the island.
But a public meeting in February decided that the buy-out was too much for them to take on.
Local interest group Coigach Community Development Company had been given the first opportunity to buy the island on behalf of residents.
It was one of the most unusual community buyouts ever proposed – with residents moving "offshore."
In 1881, there were no fewer than 118 people living on Tanera Mor, all of whom had left in 1931. Permanent habitation has been intermittent since then.
The Wilders passed the title of Tanera Mor on to their three offspring – Jack, Harry and Lizzie – in 2010.
Now that all three siblings have their own young families they took the decision to put it on the open market.
Tanera Mòr is a flourishing tourist enterprise and "superb family residence." The principal house – The Old School House – boasts breathtaking views over the sheltered Anchorage and magnificent mountains of the mainland.
Over the past 15 years the Wilder family have undertaken a woodland regeneration project, planting over 164,000 native trees. This combined with the use of selective livestock grazing has created lush green pockets across the island, encouraging wildlife to thrive.
The established holiday letting business, comprising six properties – with the potential to add a further two properties – has been expanded in recent years to include residential creative and active courses. In addition there is a Royal Yachting Association recognised sailing school which operates throughout the summer months.
The Café and Post Office operate from a former boathouse and are open for seasonal daily visits by tourist boats from Ullapool and Achiltibuie as well as cruise boats, yachts and sea kayakers. The Summer Isles Post Office located on Tanera Mòr is notable for issuing its own postage stamps since 1970, with this year's new edition released on Thursday (May 9).


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Who wants to destroy evil aliens? I'm sure a lot of folks do. But who wants to destroy all aliens, the badder the better? Ben 10 does! In the upcoming Cartoon Network special, Ben 10: Destroy All Aliens, which premieres on March 23rd, prepare yourself for a whole lot of Ben Tennyson defending the world against an evil Mechamorph Warrior called "Retaliator". And this isn't the older, more mature Ben you know from Ultimate Alien, or even the upcoming Omniverse, this is the classic ten your old guy you remember from the original series that started the whole franchise. But don't worry, he's not going it alone! Along for the ride are Gwen, Grandpa Max, and a whole slew of alien forms.
After a trip to the Total Alien Immersion training program, Ben is sent back to earth stuck in his alien forms. That's when Ben runs into Retaliator, whose plan is literally to "destroy all aliens", good or bad – and when Ben in his alien form, that doesn't set him up in a good light!
Be on the look out for a bunch of Ben's alien forms, including Diamondhead, Four Arms, Heatblast, Stinkfly, Grey Matter, WildMutt, Way Big and Upgrade.
With only a few more days between the premiere of Ben's CG adventure, and even fewer days before the kick off of Ben 10 Week on Cartoon Network, we're starting to go alien crazy! Are you guys ready for this??
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Strengthens multi-sector collaboration to fight the disease
Cancer is strong, but the fight against it is stronger, especially when there are people around us to battle this brutal disease with.
In the Philippines, cancer poses major staggering challenges that menace so many Filipinos. Aside from being the second leading cause of mortality, many patients cry out financial setbacks from the hefty cost of treatment and the emotional torment along the battle journey.
As the market leader in oncology in the Philippines, Roche (Philippines) Incorporated recently launched its Strong for Someone advocacy that aims to inspire and ignite strength among cancer patients and their families by creating a nationwide community that will serve as their pillars of support. Strong for Someone is a multi-stakeholder campaign that provides access to information for cancer patients, caregivers, and their families on disease awareness, treatment solutions, funding sources, and emotional support.
"As a global organization of over 120 years, we commit ourselves to really doing what patients need next, not just in research but by way of assistance," said Dr. Theresa Martinez, Roche (Phils) Inc. General Manager.
"In reality, while we produce medicines, what we do not understand is what else goes on inside a patient's mind. And to be honest, while we aim for better outcomes physically, what they truly need is to be strong for someone. Our patients need our strength as well."
The Strong for Someone advocacy emphasizes that the fight in keeping cancer at bay is plausible with the right medical expertise, timely healthcare interventions and cutting edge pharmaceutical solutions; by making life savings solution available; and by forming a support system whose listening ears and helping hands will serve as a moral compass for the patient.
Besting treatment solutions
But Roche (Phils) Inc. country manager director Dr. Diana Edralin said many cancer-stricken patients abruptly bail out from undergoing treatment procedure due to personal reasons, availability of medicine or they just simply choose to concede in the battle. This is because they are not served with more comprehensive and in-depth information on the treatments and other options that they make take.
To address this concern, the organization coordinated with the Philippine Society of Medical Oncology (PSMO), a professional non-profit organization of medical oncologists that aims to advance the science and ethical, holistic practice of cancer care in the Philippines. They also help to provide education on the latest treatment solutions and information available for cancer patients.
"We want our approach to be more on giving patients informed decision. Before we decide on doing or undergoing any particular treatment, they should at least have an informed decision. Gather all information they can get that are validated and from reliable sources and then decide. We advocate the choice of patients, but still, as clinicians, we want the best for our patients," said Dr. Hiyasmin Alejandro, PSMO Chair of Multimedia Committee.
Dr. Alejandro added that there are many treatment modalities available for every patient depending on the treatment plan that will work best for them.
Financial access
As one of the most financially catastrophic illnesses, Roche (Phils) Inc. tapped the support of the Department of Health (DOH) and the Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office (PCSO) to share both existing and upcoming programs that will lessen the financial burden among cancer patients and their families.
DOH cancer program manager Dr. Clarito Cairo said the health sector has rolled out financial assistance programs for Filipino cancer patients and is continually working to widen its access sites in the coming months to help more cancer patients and survivors.
"Even before the enactment of the cancer law, we have the medical assistance program in 2017 and we have the medicine access program since 2011 for breast cancer, childhood cancer, and colorectal cancer," said Dr. Cairo. "For medical assistance program, we cover the diagnostic and therapeutic expenses."
Dr. Cairo said with the signing of the National Integrated Cancer Control Act, the DOH assistance programs will soon be scaled up and institutionalized for better accessibility, health outcomes and reduced financial burden.
PCSO also provides financial assistance under its Individual Medical Assistance Program. According to PCSO representative Dr. Marilucel Aganon, cancer patients can apply and avail of financial assistance from the organization anywhere in the country as long as they secure a complete copy of the required documents.
Moral support
Strong for Someone is also endorsed by no less than television personality, model, and vlogger, Wil Dasovich, who was diagnosed with cancer in 2017; but with the help and support of family and community, he was able to fight the disease. He serves as proof that a strong support group helps a cancer patient battle the disease better and stronger.
With this campaign, Roche, together with its partners and ambassador, aims to bring out strength from a network and community by using platforms that would further increase awareness on the advocacy campaign. These include videos and an interactive community page that will present cancer patient stories of survivorship to serve as an anthem of strength between patient and their loved ones. These channels will also serve as sources of information, engagement, and build connections from patients, doctors, support-groups, and institutions that can help provide financial support.
"While we recognize that better outcomes for patients are expected as new treatments are discovered and become available in the market, we also believe in the importance of the collective resolve of the patient's support system to not give up and to be strong for each other", said Edgar de las Alas, campaign lead from Roche. "Each cancer patient needs to have pillars of support: their families, their doctors, other patients, government institutions, private organizations. We are here to bridge them together."
To know more about Strong for Someone advocacy campaign, follow https://www.facebook.com/pg/StrongforSomeone.


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Background of the Summit
Started in 1998 and organised by the Norwegian Business Association Singapore in co-operation with the Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the event has evolved into a regional meeting place for business leaders in Norwegian industry with a focus on Asia. The event covers all of Asia and reflects Norway throughout the region. The summit is governed by a Steering Committee representing the largest Norwegian Business Associations in the region. Since 2010, the Norway-Asia Business Summit has become an annual event. The two first summits were held in Shanghai (2010) and Singapore (2011) reflecting the two largest Norwegian business communities in the region. Last year's event in Indonesia focused on one of Asia most vibrant economies with the highest potential, but also challenges, for Norwegian industry. Number of participants has ranged from 100 to 200 depending on location and accessibility.
Why this Summit?
Other economies in the world are facing challenges while the centre of economic growth in the world is in a continuous shift to the east. Asia is and will continue to be one of the most important future export markets for Norway and Norwegian industry. The summit has become the annual meeting place for Norwegian industry in the region, the support apparatus of the Norwegian government and the diplomatic missions in the region and as such it truly represents the recently revitalised "Team Norway" concept.
Speakers and Presenters
Speakers at the summit may be industry leaders and decision makers who inspire the audience through their experience and knowhow. Other speakers hail from academic institutions and help the participants understand global trends and the effects of these. Some speakers represent regional organisations in Asia or host country governments. Finally some speakers are government representatives from Norway who are keen to reach out to Asia and who help update the audience on the latest developments in Norway.
Target Audience
The target audience for the summit can be categorised as follows:
- Norwegian-related businesses in Asia and their leaders
- Norwegian industry players with a desire to enter Asia
- Norwegian government representatives looking to how Asia can influence Norwegian industry in a positive direction and how they can assist Norwegian industry abroad become more competitive in a global economy
- Asian government representatives as stakeholders to Norwegian industry
- Leaders within Norwegian business support organisations
- Leaders of the region's Norwegian diplomatic missions
- Norwegian academic institutions with a keen interest in Asia and who can deliver future business leaders to Norwegian industry
- Norwegian business related media
Programme Content
The summit shall showcase how Norwegian companies contribute to innovation, capacity building and sustainability. The programme content shall represent the entire region in Asia as well as developments in Norway and global trends affecting Norwegian industry. Normally a main theme will be selected based on radical changes affecting the entire region or the industry. The summit programme is a mix between business presentations and interactive workshops for the participants.
Desired outcome of the Summit
It is envisioned that the summit shall inspire and strengthen Norwegian industry in the region through sharing ideas and experiences. In addition the summit shall help build networks, both in Norway and throughout the region. Finally, it is desirable that the summit delivers key recommendations on development and actions needed to make Norwegian industry more competitive in Asia.


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Another Valuable Expertise Boost for JCP Solicitors
A key member of JCP Solicitors' Family Law team has now added to his expertise by qualifying as a Resolution Specialist.
Matthew Wells, has been a Solicitor in the Family Law team with JCP since December 2013, and a member of Resolution since 2010. To move to the next step, and qualify as a Resolution Specialist a Solicitor must demonstrate a thorough knowledge of family law including divorce, domestic abuse, child law and family finances. They must also have detailed knowledge, experience and expertise in at least two of these areas of law.
In Matthew's case his particular expertise lies in complex financial and property matters, as well as Children Law – involving disputes between parents or relatives.
Matthew says: "It is important for all legal professionals to keep their skills and qualifications as up-to-date and as relevant as possible and this is certainly something which is encouraged at JCP Solicitors.
"Family law is a very rewarding field but it is a complex area of law which very often involves highly emotive cases. These cases can, of course, be fraught with conflict. So being adept at finding sensible, constructive and workable resolutions to these conflicts is very important for the well-being of my clients.
Director and Head of the Family Team, Sali Jackson-Thomas says: "I am delighted to see Matthew become a Resolution Specialist.
"We have long appreciated Matthew's down to earth manner and his ability to negotiate the complexities of family cases in a sensitive manner nd in a way which reaches sensible outcomes for his clients. So it is pleasing to see these very particular skills recognised officially.
"Here at JCP Solicitors we can call upon a number of experts in their field and this enables us to continue to offer the best possible service to our clients."


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Get Adol's Silver Armor in Ys VIII for Switch!
NIS America just sent me a press release in regards to obtaining Adol's silver armor from the first Ys game!
Let's go back to 1987! We're excited to announce that the Nintendo Switch edition of Ys VIII: Lacrimosa of DANA will also contain Adol's Silver Armor costume packed into each game. No download necessary!
The Silver Armor outfit is very special to our red-headed adventurer, as it was the first outfit he wore when he debuted in the first Ys game, Ys I: Ancient Ys Vanished. To learn more, visit the official website. We look forward to seeing you on the Isle of Seiren!
They also gave me some screenshots as well! Be sure to check out all of the DLC that is coming with the game!


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The first-time mum uploaded a sweet video revealing the one-month-old's adorable face – but fans were quick to bring up the rumour that has been circulating for years that O. J. Simpson is Khloé Kardashian's real father.
"Her daughter is black which proves that O.J Simpson is her dad," a follower wrote in the comments.
But Khloe, who has been forced to deny the rumour time and time again over the years, shot it down in no uncertain terms.
"I mean… her dad is black silly," Kardashian responded. "That's why she is black babe."
Khloe's father Robert Kardashian died of cancer in 2003 and was close friend's with Simpson and was his lawyer during his 1994 murder trial.
Simpson addressed the rumours back in January telling TMZ he has "nothing to do" with Khloé, or her success. "I would be proud if I had anything to do with it, but I don't," he said.


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What I Got For Valentine's Day.
Does he know me or what?
Hahaha… LOVE it! Way to go, Mr. How Sweet :).
that is awesome.
That is so 'you.'
All I got was some apricots, coconut butter, and a card. :-?
WOW-go Mr. How Sweet :D
Aw! What a wonderful, perfect gift!
Perfect. :D
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I love this!! I need one!!
I love when they figure out the perfect gift. =) Bet he was pretty proud of himself, huh?
Hahahaha that is awesome :D
What a sweet guy!
That's great! Wise words from Julia Child indeed. :-)
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and that is why he gets the best husband award :)
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Love this! Any idea of where he got it? I'd love one for my kitchen:)
Omg I want that.
Your husband just won some major cool points. And now I'm about to go kick my husband for not getting me something just as cool :D
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I saw this sign at Sur La Table a few years back and loved it! It's perfect for you. :-)
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LOVE IT GIRLIE!!! Hehe, he knows you so well! :D
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LOVE THAT!!! And use it in Chocolate recipes!!! HAHAHAHAHA!!!
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D'Arcy Ranch Junior Golf Camp
Juniors of all abilities are invited to join this 3 week program. Golfers aged 6 - 8 are encouraged to participate and learn etiquette, rules and swing fundamentals through a series of lessons, games and skill challenges on and off the golf course. The camp is designed to teach juniors the game of golf in the most fun and entertaining way possible while making new friends. Groups are set by age, we will try to accommodate requests. Limited space is available.
Cost - $100.00
Camp Itinerary
Week 1 7:00PM – 8:00PM
•Pre Swing Routine – grip, stance, posture
•Swing Plane – club path around the body
•Target Challenge – hitting to targets from different distances
Week 2 7:00PM – 8:00PM
•Full Swing – balance, motion, weight transfer and finish
•Drivers – ball placement and teeing the golf ball
•Tee Challenge – distance and accuracy
Week 3 7:00PM – 8:00PM
•Short Game – chipping, pitching and bunker play
•Mini Putt Course – Set up on putting green
Week 4 7:00PM – 8:00PM
• Par 3 Challenge – Set up around practice chipping green
Lesson Schedule
Wednesday, June 27
Wednesday, July 4
Wednesday, July 11
Wednesday, July 18
Please contact the proshop to register, space is limited. Deadline for registration is Wednesday, June 20th.
Inclement Weather: The Proshop will make any decisions on weather one hour before the camp starts. Call 938-4455 for weather inquiries.
Clubs: Cut down clubs with a new junior grip on them are available in the Proshop. Please come and be fitted in advance of lesson series (not the day of). All clubs have a cost of $5.00 each.
Club Identification: All clubs and equipment should be tagged with players name and telephone number. Only bring the club needed for the class.
Driving Range: Juniors are encouraged to practice. All juniors who are enrolled in the D'Arcy Ranch program are eligible for 50% discount on a large bucket of balls. This offer is available whenever the range is open.
Parking Lot: Please drive carefully in the parking lot and warn your children of the dangers of running in the parking lot.


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You may vote early by mail if you are:
- going to be away from your county on Election Day and during early voting;
- sick or disabled;
- 65 years of age or older on Election Day;
- or confined in jail, but eligible to vote.
Applications for a ballot by mail must be submitted to the early voting clerk on or after the 60th day before Election Day and before the close of business on the 11th day before Election Day. If the 11th day is a weekend, the last day to submit an application is the preceding Friday.
If you are voting early by mail, you must send your application by:
- regular mail;
- common or contract carrier;
- email to email@example.com
- or FAX (if a FAX machine is available to the early voting clerk and if you are submitting your application from outside the county).
- PLEASE NOTE: As per Senate Bill 5 (85th Legislature, 1st CS, 2017), effective December 1, 2017, provides that if an ABBM is faxed or emailed or if an FPCA is faxed, then the applicant must submit the ORIGINAL application BY MAIL to the early voting clerk so that receives the original no later than the 4th business day after receiving the emailed or faxed ABBM or faxed FPCA. If the early voting clerk does not receive the original ABBM or FPCA by that deadline, then the emailed or faxed ABBM or faxed FPCA will be considered incomplete, and the early voting clerk may NOT send the applicant a ballot. The early voting clerk must reject the ABBM and FPCA for ballot purposes.
If you are voting early because of expected absence, you may apply in person for a ballot by mail before the first day of early voting in person. The early voting clerk must receive your marked ballot by 7 p.m. on Election Day.
If you are mailing your ballot from outside the United States, the early voting clerk must receive your ballot by the fifth day after Election Day. (You must mail it no later than 7 p.m. on Election Day.)
Early voting timeline:
- 60 days before Election Day-first day to submit an early voting by mail application;
- 17 days before Election Day (12 days for May election)-early voting in person begins;
- 11 days before Election Day-last day to submit an application for ballot by mail;
- 4 days before Election Day-early voting in person ends;
- Election Day-marked early ballots by mail must be returned by 7 p.m., unless mailed from outside the United States.
Yvonne Ramon
Elections Administration
PO Box 659
Edinburg, TX 78540
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Friday, November 16, 2012
Homemade Christmas Ornaments
This year I have been trying really hard not to spend a ton of money on Christmas. I do have certain traditions that I love at Christmastime that I didn't want to leave out, just because of money. So I came to the crafty conclusion to make some things! For instance, I love for my kids to get brand new pajamas on Christmas Eve. They are to wear that night and when they open gifts in the morning they look adorable! This year I bought the fabric and made the kids matching jammies! Not only did I save some money, but they are much more special than store bought ones.
Another tradition we have is to get a new ornament every year. Well at first I'd go to Hallmark and pick out ornaments that fit their year they had or something memorable. It just became way to expensive. Last year I got them each one from Walmart, but still they weren't exactly what I had in mind. This year I decided why not make the ornaments, too!
This pregnancy has my hands in such pain from carpal tunnel though. I knew I couldn't do something too intense, but wanted something cute. I picked up some clear Christmas balls. I've done ornaments with these in past years, snowmen made out of hand prints, faces of snowmen, marbled paint inside, etc. I needed something extremely easy this time though and also personal to each child. I grabbed my gold paint pen and wrote on their initials. Since baby's gender is a surprise, I needed to make 2! Then I took a pencil and used the eraser side, dipping it into red and green paint (I didn't even pour the paint out, just used the paint inside the cap after shaking the paint up) and dotted the ornament. This made for easy peasy polka dots. I just did the top sides, so I could leave them in the carton to dry. I was going for easy! I think they turned out really well and took me a couple minutes to complete!
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Membership: The time of year has come again when membership is due. E40 for U21s upwards inclusive, E20 for minors, E30 for non-playing members & all selectors. E 60 for family membership ( 1 or 2 adults with children u16). Membership should be paid to club registrar John Kelly. It is vital that all players have membership paid before playing any matches for insurance purposes.
County Board Draw: Could all promoters please return monies asap to clubs county board co ordinator as there is only one draw left in this years. Your support is appreciated in this matter.
U21A Football: We bowed out of this competition on Saturday evening last in Templetuohy against Moyne Templetuohy on a scoreline of 9pts to 5pts.
Scor: Congratulations & Well Done to the Recitation, Solo song, Novelty Act & set dancers who qualified for the County Final which will be held in Clonmore next Saturday night @ 8pm. Your support would be appreciated.
Scrap Collection: Saturday 10th March, there will be a collection of scrap in the gaa field car park from 9am to 5pm. Anyone who has scrap & needs it to be collected please contact any club member.
Table quiz: Many, many thanks to all those that supported & helped make Friday nights table quiz a success. Your support as always was very much appreciated!
Juvenile hurling: This Saturday 3rd March all underage will be back in training. U6s& u8s from 10.30am to 12pm. text will be sent to u10s.
Cul Camp 2012 : This year's cul camp will take place on the week starting Mon 9th July. Please note change of DATE!
Field Bookings: This year all field bookings are to go to Norah Maher @ (086) 2473140
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At Joyal Health Care Services Inc., we make it our mission to provide quality and affordable home health care to individuals in their homes and other facilities.
We serve Duval, Clay, Nassau, and St. Johns counties.
Certified Medicare, Medicaid, and Veteran's Administration agency.
I have had the pleasure of working with Joyal for over ten years as a consultant… I have found all of them dedicated to the highest standards of patient care and to the strictest standards of ethics and compliance with all of the State and Federal rules and regulations. They have consistently been rated within the top 100/500 agencies in the US by the Home Care rating industry.- Paula Westberry, PhD, MSN, RN, CDONA, NEA-BC, RLNC


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4 Lessons Learned: Wellness
Anger Management Hypnosis-A Guide
The majority of us experience anger that's part of our human nature. We normally have this emotion when we are going through undesirable or unappealing events. It evokes reactions within us that cause us to react in specific ways. All of us deal with our anger in different ways. The reasons that make us angry vary from one individual to another. It could be uncomely behavior, misunderstanding between two people, an act that leads to displeasure to another party or a conversation that results in an argument. Generally, anger doesn't follow a particular pattern.
We also have varying ways of releasing our anger. Additionally, there are different intensities in which we encounter anger. At times, it will go away immediately you regain your composure or when you become calm. It may subside as soon as you decide to forget about it. But there are also instances in which an individual might feel the anger so intensely that it might lead them to act aggressively or become abusive. This is where anger becomes a major problem as you become destructive not only to others but also to yourself. It is such cases that create the demand for anger management.
If you are looking for a wonderful therapy for your rage problems; then an anger management hypnosis will probably be worth your time. Unlike lots of the prescription drugs, it does not have any side effects because it's a natural and safe process. It also very handy and affordable because it only takes a few minutes of your day. All you have to do is to choose where and when you will have the treatment.
What I Can Teach You About Options
Self-hypnosis through subliminal messages that motivate you to free your mind from unhealthy impulses will allow you to get rid of control of your emotions. These hypnotic suggestions are aimed at bringing you emotional stability by rewiring the way your brain functions. It helps you in making decisions that will cause you to master your thoughts and emotions, so you are able to remain calm and make sensible decisions that will keep you from trouble.
A Beginners Guide To Options
Hypnosis is very safe as there's never been a case reported of anyone being controlled by subliminal messages from their own will. It utilizes the power of suggestion in helping you manage your anger issues, but you reject these suggestions if they are not of help to you. The fact is, hypnosis cannot allow you to do anything which you do not want to do. It needs our approval and cooperation to help you in handling your anger successfully. Hypnosis can work on your determination to improve it and make it grow so as to make you calmer and manage your anger better.


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Speed Records presents brand new song Kudam Kabila by Sippy Gill from the upcoming Punjabi movie Jatt Boys Putt Jattan de. Jatt Boys Putt Jattan De is a Punjabi movie starring Sippy Gill, Isha Rikhi, Om Puri & Guggu Gill. The movie is scheduled to be released on 23rd August 2013.
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