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Songwriter Business News: Vol. 15, 9.12
Important stories for working songwriters:
Billboard.biz analyzes how Spotify's first year compares to that of Pandora, Vevo, YouTube and others.
Grammy-winning BMI songwriter Marcus Hummon (Rascal Flatts' "Bless the Broken Road," Dixie Chicks' "Take Me Away," Tim McGraw's "One of These Days") writes a three-part series about his career for MusicRow: Part 1, Part 2 and Part 3.
Traditional music hubs L.A., New York and Nashville remain vital, but as Atlantic Cities reports, there are plenty of music scenes thriving in other regions throughout the country.
Smart Blog explains why more and more restaurants are relying on music branding.
Apple's decision not to include the YouTube app in the next model of the iPhone affects music. Billboard.biz breaks down how.
According to a report reviewed by Rolling Stone, most music discovery still happens through terrestrial radio.
Fan Landers tackles how to handle the threat of a band breakup in her Village Voice column.
The Future of Music Coalition studies how Google's new search algorithm will affect music.
Scientists are measuring the ways in which the human brain responds to music. The Atlantic explains their findings to the rest of us.
The challenge of unlimited choice: Paid Content ponders navigating the digital world of ever-growing playlists.
The Future of Music Coalition illustrates why radio DJs still matter.
USA Today jumps into the ongoing debate about free downloads.
Have a story you'd like to share? E-mail the link to musicworld [at] bmi.com.


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Richmond is the largest of the communities we serve, although it still retains a most attractive pace of life, symbolised by the river that rolls gently beneath its 18th century bridge.
This historic town is a hub for shopping and socialising, and contains a great number of chain stores, bars and restaurants, in addition to many treasured independents tucked away in its pretty Georgian lanes. Add to this excellent transport links (30% of locals don't own a car), a thriving sports and cultural scene served by two theatres, galleries, cinemas and numerous local societies and sports clubs, and you truly have a town for all seasons.
When you have had your fill of the shops you can always escape to the Green or down to the river for a glass of something restorative, or take a stroll up Richmond Hill to take in the only view in England so utterly breathtaking that it is protected by an Act of Parliament.
"The secret is probably out, Richmond has surely got to be the best place to live in the London area. I grew up there, so in my own personal journey Richmond has been the perfect place for me whatever phase of life I was in…before and after children! A beautiful place to be, with wonderful green areas, restaurants, loads of great bars and shops. And now I have discovered we have outstanding schools here as well. Whatever the weather, it is a great place to be!"
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I know, I know… I've read so many articles like this and they've been pretty hopeless if the company is not legit it's a whole load of pop-ups or long registration forms asking me for my personal details on dodgy looking websites…
Well I've been there… These are tried and tested I've done all working towards one so you're gonna find these useful. Blah Blah let's get to it…
Coming in at number…
6. Online surveys
Few of these around some of them are very long winded just looking at them makes my stomach churn… It's that or they wanna give me vouchers and I'm not a voucher person (if you are… worthwhile checking out i-say and swagbucks). panelbase.net is one that I found particularly useful, it pays cash and found it a great resource for the company too!! You can also check out crowdology or onepoll, gifthunterclub.
5. Listening to music
Again few of these around kind crazy the thought of getting paid to listen to music or watch videos (: slicethepie is an exception you also get to comment on the latest fashion trends.
You may also wanna check out Music XRay (haven't tried but told its ok aspiring lyrical artists this is defiantly something you must look at) there are others HitPredictor but eehhh…
4. Selling on Ebay/Esty
Loads of things you can do here you just need to be creative, be different and you got yourself a winner you'll find this guide useful on selling on ebay.
3. Browsing websites
Whatusersdo – IT is my thing I don't mind browsing websites, continuously surrounded with technology that has access to internet quite literally 24hrs a day… I know its bad when you have change your sleeping position to accommodate a few phones, tab and a laptop on your bed… You can also check out Qmee.
2. Youtube
Well… it was destined. Video all the way and great thing about it you can be really creative with this there are some great vloggers out there check them out look for inspiration and do something of your own. You can make money through their partner program you must apply to become a partner if you regularly upload and a get a fair amount of views you'll be eligible
Minimum Requirements:
Mobile phone (with camera lol) to the next step up (Watch, this is great)
1. Fine Art
For aspiring fine artists and illustrators 15-25 years old I wish this was around when I was younger. Art-a-Ray give you the license to go crazy doing what you love, creating, designing… They help build your brand by investing in you getting your designs on clothing and selling it worldwide. Sign up and start earning cash
Well… That about rounds it up folks…
I'm pretty sure you'll find these useful.
Feel free once you start making extra money to inbox me I'll send you my account details and you can transfer me some money otherwise comment below if you found this article useful and/or if you know of any other good'uns (:
Much love!
Go out, be a blessing and stay creative!
By : Michael Jarrett
Owner and founder of Art-a-Ray, life coach and business mentor.


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Summer House at Hacienda by MHDH
Ultimately stylish, are the two words that describe this fashionable and avant-garde summer home, definitely a trend setter house.
Grey is the new brown if you haven't heard and MHDH used it here to modernize this summer house. Grey floors, endless white walls and furniture with fruitful Missoni splashes and ultra-modern arrangements are what transform this house into a lively home.
Mona Hussein Design House specializes in Interior design, Landscape & Streetscape, Architecture, Branding, and Consultancy.
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'I Prefer A Girl Who Reads': This Guy Dedicates A Poem To Girls Who Are More Than T&A (Video)
Every guy has criteria for his ideal women. Some guys like big butts, others like a big bosom. But what about the guy who doesn't care about all that? What about the guy who finds another quality way more desirable?
A quality that can't be quantified or measured. It's a rare breed, but there are men out there who do actually appreciate a woman for more than her physical attributes.
This poem by Mark Grist explains though beautiful prose exactly why he loves a woman who reads. He explains just exactly what he finds attractive about a woman who enjoys a good book and the attributes that accompany a woman of literature.
If you still aren't sold, here are the reasons you should date a girl who reads.


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Model # W3925ADC
By Hayward Pool Products
Model # W3925ADC
Rebate $100 Visa Gift Card
Dimensions 14" x 12"
Alternate Part #'s 521282, HAY-20-575, HAY925ADC
Rebate Valid on purchases made from May 4th, 2020 through September 6th, 2020.
Click here to visit Hayward Rebate center (rebates can not be combined with any other discounts)
The all new Hayward Navigator Pro introduces Exclusive SmartDrive® technology which makes the Navigator Pro faster and more efficient than any random style pool cleaner. Navigator Pro moves in a predetermined series of right and left turns to systematically provide more thorough coverage of your pool's surfaces. It is the smart choice for all types of in-ground pools. Discriminating pool owners will value Navigator Pro's ability to clean their pool in an intelligent manner. Compared to other suction cleaners, Navigator Pro's technology allows for a silent operation. You can enjoy a pleasant and peaceful pool environment even when the Navigator Pro is hard at work.
Navigator Pro gives you easy, trouble-free operation. And because it's powered by your existing filtration system, you don't have the expense of an energy-consuming booster pump. You won't waste time emptying or replacing debris bags. Getting that sparkling clean pool is easy and effortless. When you install your new Navigator Pro as part of the Totally Hayward® System, you get the assurance of knowing you have a complete system, designed to work together for the best automatic operation and the cleanest pool possible.
Add a leaf canister to your Hayward pool cleaner so debris does not collect in your pump basket. The leaf canister fits between 2 sections of the pool cleaners hose, debris is now collected in the leaf canister rather than your pump basket.
Q: What is the difference between the Hayward Pool Vac and the Hayward Navigator?
A: The only difference between the Pool Vac and the Navigator is the shape of the head of the cleaner. The head of the Navigator is square or flat and the Pool Vac is more rounded. Both cleaners use the exact same internal compnents and the same hose, so if you ever need to replace parts in the future the parts for both cleaners would be the same. Some people say the rounded design on the Pool Vac performs a little better in the corners of the pool.
925ADC won't move anymore wing won't flip up/down---please advise!
suction cleaners like the Hayward Pool Vac are sensitive to changes in flow rate. A few of the top causes for a dip in pump suction are the skimmer basket, pump strainer, and filter need cleaning; skimmer vac plate is not sealing; pump hoses have pinhole leaks that pull in air.
What is the difference between the 925ADC and W3925ADC?
Thank you.
Hi, Frank. The units are identical, however, the W3925ADC models are specifically for online retailers. This will let Hayward know if you purchased your unit online or at a retail store.
When will you be getting the Navigator V-Flex in stock, and price?
The Navigator Flex is designed for Trade-Grade sales only, we are unable to offer this cleaner online. Please contact Hayward at (908) 355-7995.
Cleaner keeps getting stuck in corners and stays there. Seems like it no longer will turn.
Hi. They are several things that you can do to try to resolve this issue. They're listed on page 17 of the Hayward Navigator Pro/XL Owner's Manual.
Will this work in a fiberglass pool?
THank you!
Hello, I would recommend going with the Hayward Pool Vac XL Vinyl/Fiberglass Cleaner. This is ready to be used for your fiberglass pool right out of the box. The Navigator that you are referencing will require these pod shoes in order to be used in your fiberglass pool.
He will only go in a circle. Do the drive feet wear out and if so can they be replaced
These model cleaners running in circles can be caused by a number of issues such as, worn shoes/feet, worn pods, a bad gear box, worn a-frame bearings or even simply being clogged. Here is the parts diagram that you can see all of the replacement parts including those feet. Also here is a general guide for how to service the inside of a Hayward Navigator Suction Cleaner. If you do not have any luck then I would advise having a technician physically inspect the cleaner.
why does my vavigator/ get stuck in corner
There are a number of possible reasons why the cleaner would get stuck in a corner. It could be shoes, pods, suction issue or even the gear box is clogged or bad. I would advise having a local technician inspect the unit for it does have many moving parts.
is the navigator pro designed for use on tiled pools and is this an Australian web site
Yes the navigator pro can work on the tile, would recommend one that has a brush, but the navigator pro will vacuum the tile. And this is a United States company but we do ship to Australia.
what is the difference between the 925
and the 2025
The 925ADC model is the Navigator and the 2025ADC is the Pool Vac XL . They both function exactly the same, contain the same hoses, and are almost identical. The only noticeable difference is shell of the cleaner.
Does it climb the walls and clean them?
The cleaner has the ability to climb the walls and clean them, but this is really dependent if you are getting good suction from your pump. If you are getting good suction the cleaner will go up the walls if your suction is poor then the clean may not go as high up on the walls.
Hello I just bought a navigator pro ..what do I need to mail in order to get the rebate ?? The saler says that there something in the box that I need to mail ..what it is?
You will need 3 things to receive your rebate: 1) The filled out rebate form from online or the retailer. 2) a copy of the sales receipt. and 3) The original warranty form. The warranty form is inside the instruction manual. It will need to be cut out, filled out and sent in. All three components will need to be mailed to the address listed on the rebate form.
What do you do when the navigator stops moving?
Hi Tom, You can try cleaning out your filter. If that does not work you can inspect the cleaner to see if something is stuck in the unit preventing it from moving. If there is nothing in the cleaner then you can take it to you local pool supply store to have it checked out. You can also use the Hayward Navigator Pro, Pool Vac XL Navigator, Pool Vac Ultra Troubleshooting Guide to diagnose what is wrong with your cleaner.
What is the warranty on this unit?
Hayward has a 1-year limited warranty. For more details, please review the Navigator Pro owner's manual.
What is the difference between a Hayward Pool Vac Classic and the Navigator Pro model?
Simply put the Hayward Pool Vac Classic is an older model and only available for concrete pools while the Navigator Pro is available for vinyl, fiberglass and concrete. Other than the shape of the units all the internal mechanisms are the same.
I bought a Arneson Pool Vac (aka Hayward Pool Vac Classic) in April 1992. In 2016. I bought a new Hayward Navigator V Flex pool vac. and I put the 1992 vac in a box in the garage. A month ago the 2016 model started slowing down so I pulled the cover off to see the plastic around the propeller axle had worn out and the propeller had shifted and wore a hole in the vac housing. I then pulled the 1992 model out of the garage and hooked it back up and after almost 28 years it is still running great,
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(5 out of 5 stars) Replacement of Hayward Navigator
Reviewed By: SanPa from San Diego, MN ()
Pros: Works pretty well
Cons: Only last 3-4 years
Our last 2 Hayward Nav. lasted around 4 years. Our pool guy had hoped I'd authorize a rebuild for $300 ... but, even with his hard sell I laughed. A brand new unit for $299 with 2 yr. warranty, why rebuild ??
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(5 out of 5 stars) awesome pool cleaner
Reviewed By: Cathy D. from las vegas, NV ()
Pros: all good
Cons: none
it works great and the pool looks good faster then the last one we had.service from Inyo pools was good got here fast no problems just waiting for the rebate of $100.00 that was a nice thing too. I recommend this cleaner to everyone it is good.......thanks


text: WOW! Well, I have really had an awesome past month walking with the Lord! What stands out to me is reading my book from Ann Voskamp, One Thousand Gifts. This book has been the answer to my yearning and longing of wanting something but not really knowing what. I wanted a deeper relationship with God and Jesus and this book has been the answer. Doing and living what she talks about has changed my life! Counting the things I love has caused me to pay attention to my life and realize God's presence with me. I have discovered new things because of this. I wrote more in-depth about this here. Because of this book and how she talked about taking photos of her world I tried this but it didn't work for me. What has worked for me is I have rediscovered my ability to color and draw. I had been noticing how people write scripture or sayings along with drawings or the lettering is different. I ordered a Bible called My Creative Bible which has the pictures already drawn for you to color. I discovered there is a new up and coming thing called Bible Journaling. This Creative Bible has 400 drawings and also wide margins to do your own. While waiting for the Bible I got a coloring book with scriptures and pictures to do until I get the Bible. Well the other day I got a suggestion in my e-mail about a book called Whimsical Lettering. I checked it out and discovered that what I have been wanting to do is called Hand Lettering! I got the book and I now have 17 drawings in an art journal I have made! I couldn't believe I could draw! Joanne Sharpe, the author of Whimsical Lettering, leads you through the beginning stages. She says you have to find your font and I thought that was really neat. I have already found mine! I will post an example of what I have done so far! I am so excited about this discovery that I feel like a kid again about life! Not only that but I got a schedule from the Community College for Spring in the mail and I was lead to see if they had any classes on Hand Lettering and they did! So yesterday I signed up! I am really looking forward to the class and getting better at this art. That is what it is, learning how to make your letters art and I'm doing it for God! This is where I am today, in a happy place! I have been faithful too doing my Lent devotion and now I can't go without doing it. I am experiencing God all the time like I wanted! He is in everything in my life! It is awesome! Here are a few of my drawings


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The Department of Homeland Security.
The TSA.
Google glasses. Not glasses that can get any information from anywhere on the internet, just Google branded ones.
Instagram. A complete and utter waste of time. I am convinced that Mark Zuckerberg bought the company because he's friends with the guy who ran it. No other way to explain buying an app for a billion dollars when it isn't worth a tenth of that.
Fear of Al-Qaeda and the Taliban.
Patent news.
Quality goal-tending in Pittsburgh.
Movies about Steve Jobs. Who would willingly watch it? Where's the excitement? Sounds about as much fun as watching grass grow.
Calling it Obamacare. It's called the patient protection and affordable care act.
More U.N. observers in Syria. Those poor people need guns and ammunition, not people there to watch them die. They won't listen to the U.N. If they were going to do that, they'd have done it by now.
President Romney.
Candidate Romney.
Mitt Romney.
Anyone from Bain Capital in any kind of spotlight without handcuffs, leg irons and prison orange on.
Prostitutes paid with our taxpayer dollars. I gotta ask the 11 SS agents who got busted for this stupid crap a one word question. Really?
The entire Summit of the Americas. They could have gotten much done, but didn't do a damn thing. And the entire thing fell apart because of the United States. Apparently the United States, being the largest economic and military power on earth somehow gets to dictate how the entire region should work. That and Argentina thinks that the Falkland Islands are the property of Argentina. Thought that battle was fought in the 1980's. Thought the Brits handled that pretty effectively, as effective as any invading army can.
The Vancouver Canucks. Why does Vancouver need a hockey team again? Quebec needs an NHL team. Nova Scotia needs an NHL team. Vancouver? Not so much. Juneau would be a better home for Hockey than Vancouver. Hell, Dubai would be a better home for the NHL than Vancouver.
Companies and local governments firing people in great heaps and gobs. 10,000 fired by SONY? 4,000 fired by the Detroit Public Schools? Makes no damned sense. In March 1,293 companies laid off over 119,000 workers. And curiously, in many respects these numbers are actually low. Still, short term profits are apparently more important than the lives of people.
Pic of the day: Knight , The Devil and Death, by Albrecht Durer
Anything that is in the world when you're born is normal and ordinary and is just a natural part of the way the world works. Anything that's invented between when you're fifteen and thirty-five is new and exciting and revolutionary and you can probably get a career in it. Anything invented after you're thirty-five is against the natural order of things.
Douglas Adams, The Salmon of Doubt
That's it from here, America. G'night.


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Tuesday, February 2, 2016
Where Did All The Dollar a Coins Go?
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I use dollar coins for bus fare. It's easier than feeding in dollar bills. When I tried to get a roll from my bank they didn't have any. I asked then to get some for me and it was a big hassle.ReplyDeleteReplies
I'm not surprised about trying to get a roll of dollar coins. I can see how they would be easier to use for public transportation.
- AnonymousFebruary 26, 2016 at 6:51 AM
The SBA was so similar in size to the quarter, that many people let the govt know of their disgust. I was working 7-11 in Colorado and more times than I could count, someone would rush in and hand me 3 quarters and run out with a paper. I'd look at the cions and if I could catch them, return the overage.ReplyDelete
Most times I couldn't and kept the excess. One day I had $17 in overage...Replies
Good point. In thinking about it when I used to get SBA coins I would separate them so I wouldn't confuse them.Delete
There are also dollar coins with presidents on them. Those look kind of golden. I've gotten them as change from vending machines at public transit terminals. Whenever I use one, I point out the the person taking my money that it is a dollar.ReplyDeleteReplies
Oh yes. Since the public didn't take to them at least they got used by parking and transit systems.


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Insurance firms receive adverse payment trends which are not in the public domain as well as up to date management information from companies who share their information so that their credit assessment is as accurate as possible. Used properly, the odds of them avoiding poor risks and maximize opportunities with better-rated companies are substantially enhanced. To learn how Credit Insurance can help your business thrive and survive visit our website now after all what have you got to lose apart from your company.
We are an independent broker with access to a wide range of business to business financial services. Our service includes providing, credit insurance, trade finance, performance bonds, bad debt protection, and commercial insurance. We can offer the best advice across a wide range of insurance and finance options to ensure that you get the best products for your business. Our mission is to help you: make your business more profitable, make your business more efficient, save your business money. There are only three ways in which you can achieve this and Credit Insurance will help you with all of them. Credit Insurance ticks all the's In It for Me boxes for any B2B company selling on credit terms.
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Korean tacos but, nachos?
Appetizers snack & light eats
3 Ingredient Dressing
Easiest dressing ever made?
Jackfruit Ropas Vieja
Cuban food goes vegan!
Raw Sunflower Chorizo Tacos
For the raw foodies!
Raw Cauliflower Spring Rolls
The many things one can do with a cauliflower
Chocolate Peanut butter Banana Bites
A quick easy snack even the kids will love
Easy Grilled Cheese 3 ways
Who said you gotta give up your cheese?!


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Alive and pulsating with energy, Rio de Janeiro is a mesmerising whir of colour and relentless rhythm, set on one of the world's most envied natural stages. Endless buildings flow around densely-forested mountains, rolling down to that most evocative waterfront. Watched over from afar by Christ the Redeemer's iconic outstretched arms, beaches like Copacabana and Ipanema live up to their world-famous reputations as some of the most scenic anywhere on the planet. Lie back on the golden sands to soak up the extraordinary setting - or watch on as muscled cariocas - locals - perform effortless athletic feats, during casual volleyball matches. A trip up to Rio de Janeiro's iconic art-deco statue of Christ the Redeemer is, of course, a must do - offering an extraordinary view of the city rolling out before your eyes. You'll also want to take a cable car to swing by the top of Sugarloaf Mountain, which juts sharply into the sky from nowhere. Brazil's second largest city moves to an infectious samba beat, and the famous thumping Carnival floods colour and floats down its streets each year. Of course, Rio is also a city of sharp contrasts - and while the haves sun themselves on its famous beaches, oceanic favelas rise up steeply into the hills behind. Take a guided tour, led by a resident, to see the conditions inside these complex tapestries of colour and chaos first-hand. Tijuca National Park, offers easy-to-access tranquillity, immersing you in dense forestry and whopping birdsong. Later, the fiery shades of sunset spread across the sky on a cruise along Guanabara Bay, as you sail among islands emerging from the Atlantic's rolling waves. With so much to offer, you'll quickly learn how Rio earned its other name 'Cidade Maravilhosa' – The Marvellous City.
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Architecture, Art & Design Tour
Best of Rio (Tour & Airport Transfer)
Carnival Experience at Samba City
Corcovado & Christ The Redeemer
Guanabara Bay Sunset Boat Tour
Imperial Petrópolis Tour with Lunch
Rio & Sugar Loaf
Rio Through the Eyes of a Photographer Tour
Samba Show at Leblon Theatre
Santa Teresa Walking Tour with Local Surprise
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Educators Share Their #BestPD, #WorstPD
Education Week asked educators to share on Twitter the professional development that inspired them or that left them scratching their heads. Here's a sample of responses:
Worst PD
Once got PD on how to use the new soap dispensers in the bathroom #worstPD
If the presenters haven't stepped foot in a classroom in the last 3 years, it's probably going to be the #worstPD
Paying a speaker who, legit, pressed "play" on an old-time-y tape player for a few hours. I think we all died inside.
So numerous: presenter hands us printout of PowerPoint and then proceeds to read us the PowerPoint … All. Day. Long.
A full-district PD where the speaker had us respond to hand signals w/ claps, etc. like trained animals. Offensive.
Motivational spkr made us stand & sing all the verses to Kenny Rogers 'You Picked a Fine Time to Leave Me, Lucille'
Best PD
No substitute for having to watch/analyze myself on video. It makes you self-examine much more authentically. #bestpd
Practicing strategies on students, getting immediate feedback, trying again. #bestPD
The #bestPD gives teachers something that they can walk away with and immediately use in the classroom
When our district relied on the talents of our own employees to provide training in various areas, especially tech #bestPD
#bestPD mirrors best classroom practices … differentiated, challenging, interactive, student-centered, inquiry-based…
The #bestPD is where what you learn can be applicable at YOUR school, in YOUR class, for YOUR students.
Vol. 36, Issue 29, Page 10
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The Book and Torch Society is a lifetime giving society that honors Indiana State University's most generous philanthropists. This society recognizes individuals and family foundations that have had a significant impact on Indiana State by making one-time or cumulative gifts of $100,000 or more.
The book and the torch are emblematic symbols depicted on the Indiana State University seal. The book symbolizes knowledge and truth gained at Indiana State, while the torch symbolizes the light of inspiration passed to generations of students. The dedication and support of Book and Torch donors help us to uphold this deep tradition of knowledge, inspiration and truth.
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Meek Mill and his lawyers claim he was arrested by a dirty cop as they continue to attempt to #FreeMeekMill.
Meek Mill has been receiving support from all directions as he fights his current two-to-four year sentencing for violating his probation. The rapper even got a shoutout from an unexpected source at the 2018 Winter Olympics, proving that the #FreeMeekMill movement knows no bounds. Meek and his lawyers have been seeking ways to get the rapper out of jail in a timely manner, and they may have found a loophole as he was arrested by alleged "dirty cop" Reginald Graham back in 2007. The aforementioned policeman reportedly was untruthful in his testimony against Meek Mill and Meek's lawyers have officially filed a document to vacate his conviction and sentencing, based on these claims.
Meek's legal team has filed a Post-Conviction Relief Act petition on the basis that Graham was lying during his testimony. A member of the same police team as Graham, Jerold Gibson, claims that he was present during the 2007 arrest and that Graham is not being factual about Meek pointing a gun at anybody. If the charges are not dismissed, Meek's team is looking for a new trial as they do not believe that Graham's testimony is credible.
As he was jailed partly on the word of Graham, who is now being questioned on whether his opinion is relevant or not, Meek may be freed soon, which is good news for the rap game and the Philly native. We just hope that this gets resolved in a timely manner and that things are justly concluded for Meek's sake.


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- November 30, 2015
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Predictive Maintenance 4.0 showcase will include a group pavilion and will be located in the northern section of Hall 17, just across from the North 1 entrance.
November 30, 2015 - Repairing machinery parts after a failure has occurred is so yesterday. Nowadays, thanks to advanced sensor technology and intelligent data analysis systems, it is possible to predict failures and undertake maintenance before they happen. In today's rapidly emerging Industry 4.0 environment, machines, components and workpieces are digitally integrated and able to "talk" to one another. This enables factory operators to continuously capture data on machine states, combine it with information from other systems (such as ERP or CRM software), analyze it and predict the optimal point in time at which to initiate maintenance. It is hoped that this new approach to maintenance – known as predictive maintenance, or PdM for short – will pinpoint impending outages before they occur, speed up overhaul processes and avoid production outages.
"Predictive maintenance is currently the most talked-about and closely watched maintenance, repair and overhaul strategy out there," says Peter-Michael Synek, the Deputy General Manager of Germany's VDMA Fluid Power Association. A recent study by the World Economic Forum and the consulting firm Accenture lends substance to the high hopes currently riding on PdM. According to the study, PdM can reduce the cost of planned repairs by 12 percent, cut maintenance costs by almost 30 percent and reduce unscheduled downtime by a massive 70 percent. Synek: "Predictive maintenance is a pivotal part of the Industry 4.0 landscape."
Deutsche Messe's HANNOVER MESSE team has been quick to pick up on this key trend. Marc Siemering, the company's Senior Vice President in charge of the fair, explains: "Predictive maintenance is now so important that we have decided to feature it as a new dedicated showcase. To be known as "Predictive Maintenance 4.0," the showcase will include a group pavilion and will be located in the northern section of Hall 17, just across from the North 1 entrance. It will present real-life examples of predictive maintenance applications."
The displays and live demonstrations at the "Predictive Maintenance 4.0" showcase will be supported by guided tours that will take participants to the display stands of selected providers at various locations throughout HANNOVER MESSE. Tour participants will witness continuous machine data capture, processing and analysis in action and learn how it can give factory operators real, useable information on the condition of their systems, machines and machine components.
Peter-Michael Synek sees predictive maintenance as "the next evolutionary stage from conventional maintenance strategies" and a development that delivers major benefits to plant operators. "The ability to reduce or even eliminate unforeseen downtime and associated production bottlenecks flows through into greater productivity. Maintenance and servicing costs go down, and production quality and planning reliability go up," he says.
Synek's views are backed by a study by market research firm IDC which identifies the three primary benefits of predictive maintenance as improved production planning, longer machine up-times and a reduction in unscheduled plant shutdowns. Conducted in 2014, the study revealed that 25 percent of the manufacturing companies surveyed at that time were already using some form of predictive maintenance based on real-time data, whether in pilot projects or at full scale. A further 25 percent indicated PdM implementation plans for 2015. The IDC market researchers also note that manufacturers of industrial plant, machinery and equipment are gearing up for a massive expansion of their predictive maintenance offering. The researchers therefore anticipate a "dynamic market for predictive maintenance solutions based on real-time data."
Not that this anticipated multi-billion-dollar market is the exclusive domain of automation hardware providers. Major international IT providers, such as SAS, SAP, IBM and Bosch Software Innovation, are currently also investing extensively in their capacity to service the growing demand for PdM solutions.
The German Engineering Federation (VDMA) predicts that German plant and machinery manufacturers and their suppliers will play a key role in PdM. In fact, at HANNOVER MESSE 2015, several German companies proved that they were already well up on the trend. Among them were the pneumatics specialist Aventics, the Schaeffler Group, ZF Friedrichshafen telematics subsidiary Openmatics, and Bosch Rexroth. An Industry 4.0 demonstration display operated by Bosch-Rexroth in Hall 23 showed how condition monitoring systems with predictive maintenance functionality can be integrated into production processes.
The overall message here is that condition monitoring systems (CMS) are no longer enough in today's rapidly emerging Industry 4.0 landscape. Increasingly, industrial companies are combining CMS with analysis tools to create predictive maintenance functionality. And with benefits like reduced outages, lower costs and greater planning reliability, why wouldn't they?
Deutsche Messe AG
With revenue of 280 million euros (2014), Deutsche Messe AG ranks among the world's ten largest trade fair companies and operates the world's largest exhibition center. In 2014, Deutsche Me sse planned and staged 134 trade fairs and congresses around the world – events which hosted a total of over 41,000 exhibitors and some 3.6 million visitors. The company's event portfolio includes such world-leading trade fairs as CeBIT (digital business), HANNOVER MESSE (industrial technology), BIOTECHNICA/LABVOLUTION (biotechnology and lab technology), CeMAT (intralogistics and supply chain management), didacta (education), DOMOTEX (floor coverings), INTERSCHUTZ (fire prevention and rescue), and LIGNA (woodworking, wood processing, forestry). With approx. 1,200 employees and a network of 66 representatives, subsidiaries and branch offices, Deutsche Messe is present in more than 100 countries worldwide.Learn More
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This opulent hotel celebrates the life of the last Maharaja of Bikaner, a colourful, well-travelled character as shown by the eclectic decor and furnishings including tribal artwork, colourful Portuguese tiles, ming vases, art deco artefacts, a vintage Morris Minor motor car and a bright red baby grand piano called Ella! The maharaja's house forms the core of the hotel, and to this new rooms have been added, in traditional Rajasthani style, providing mod cons for guests alongside echoes of a bygone era.
From the grand enrance to the imposing diwali chowk, the vast central courtyard, the hotel is lavish and rich in detail. There are lounges, halls, colonnaded terraces, verandas, a games room complete with a billiards table, refined tea lounge and elegant restaurant, all decorated to reflect different stages in the life of Narendra Singhji and evoking memories of his travels. Heading up to the roof you find a lovely terrace, sunny by day and bathed in atmospheric soft lighting after dark, with an infinty pool and dining area and views across the Bikaner skyline.
The style of the 82 guest rooms represents the varied tastes of the Maharaja. Some are traditional, some are steeped in Indian art deco, and others have a more contemporary feel. All are equipped with air conditioning, TV and minibar, and have modern bathrooms.
While here you can explore the city of Bikaner independently or through a tour arranged by hotel staff that takes in Junagarh Fort and museum and elaorately carved merhcants' havelis. Staff can also arrange breakfast by a lake and a sundowner trip to the sand dunes.
Open: Narendra Bhawan is open all year.
Location: The hotel is in the city of Bikaner, some 330kms northwest of Jaipur, the capital of Rajasthan state.
Rooms: There are 82 guest rooms with contrasting decor and furnishings based on different stages in the life of the last maharaja of Bikaner, Narenda Singhji, whose house this was until his death in 2003. All are air conditioned, have TV, minibar, en-suite bathroom, some with whirlpool bath, with a supply of toiletries and a hairdryer.
Activities: You can play billiards in the games room, swim and relax on the rooftop terrace, visit the spa and gym, all on site. You can go sightseeing in Bikaner, and the hotel offers a city tour.
Facilities: These include a lounge with a selection of reference books, games room with a billiards table, terrace, spa specialising in flower therapy, sauna, gym and a rooftop infinity pool. There is a restaurant, dining terrace and a café (see below). There's a large central courtyard, the Diwali chowk, and an exotically decoarted tea lounge. Jazz music is often played in the hotel foyer.
Dining: The main restaurant, 'P&C' short for Pearls and Chiffons, is an elegant paneled room where you can enjoy Indian and international food, and there's an dining area by the rooftop pool. 'Mad Hatter' is the bakery-cum-café, serving snacks.
Children: Children of all ages are welcome. Child minding can be arranged.
Health: We recommend malaria prophylactics for travel to India.
Communication: There is Wi-Fi internet access.
"Stunning interiors, and eclectic collections and a bugler to welcome us on arrival. We had a very comfortable art deco room but didn't spend long enough in the hotel to properly test the facilities. We were, however, very satisfied with everything."


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At The True Honey Co. we like to keep things fair, honest and above board. And our lawyers are rather keen on that too.
Welcome to The True Honey Co. website www.truehoney.co.nz
We harvest, craft, bottle and sell nothing but authentic Manuka honey from New Zealand's most remote and pristine locations, taking care at every step from bee to you.
Seeing as this is our online home, when you place an order from this website you're agreeing to our Terms and Conditions. Oh, and by the way, when we say 'us, we, our or ourselves', we mean The True Honey Co. Limited. And when we say 'you' – well, you get the picture.
Registered Address, for any returns:
The True Honey Co. Limited
34A Aerodrome Drive, RD 2
PO Box 109
Dannevirke 4942
*This address does not take any payment or sales on site, it's just an office and warehouse (albeit very nice and cosy ones).
We hope you have a lovely experience on our website.
We spend many long hours to ensure that this is the best possible website we can give our customers. Things don't always go to plan, but we promise to jump on any problems and try to sort them straight away. So, if you spot anything amiss, please buzz us at email@example.com , so we can sort it out as pronto as possible.
By saving your details for next time, you can make it easier to reorder in future. So we give you the option to register and create an account.
Very occasionally, if the ordering technology fails us or we make a genuine mistake, your order may be unsuccessful. While we can't be held liable for this, we'll bend over backwards to sort it out for you quick smart.
Once your order has been accepted, you pay the total at the end of the checkout process. We only accept credit or debit cards, and PayPal in the name of the customer placing the order. Once you've placed an order, you'll get a confirmation email within 24 hours, and then another one within a further 24 hours, once your order has been dispatched, so you can track your parcel. If we receive your order any later than 3pm it will not be processed until the following working day.
Placing an order is legally binding and doesn't affect your statutory rights. (That sounds rather serious, but it's nothing to worry about.) Take a look at 'Cancelling Orders and Returns' in these Terms and Conditions for some more detail on the subject.
If we believe you act against these Terms and Conditions, we reserve the right to cancel or suspend your order. This includes not paying for ordered products and fraudulent use of our website and/or sales. We also reserve the right at our discretion to bar certain email addresses and telephone numbers from accessing our website to place orders. We won't accept orders from customers who we've barred, cancelled or suspended without prior consent.
We'll do our darndest to ensure that the product you order is available. But very rarely, we might run out of the product you want, between you ordering and us despatching. If that happens, we'll be in touch to offer an alternative product or a refund.
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We accept Visa, MasterCard, PayPal
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Our office is open from Monday to Friday 9am to 3pm. You can call us on 0508 True Honey (0508 8783 466) or alternatively, email email@example.com with your comments, problems or questions.
The prices on our website are in New Zealand dollars and include GST (that's our goods and services tax).
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We believe you have the right to choose between a refund, exchange or a credit note if our goods are faulty, have been wrongly described, are different from the sample shown to you or don't do what they're supposed to.
We stand behind our products and their quality so if you're less than thrilled about the honey you have bought from us, please contact us within 30 days of purchase via email: firstname.lastname@example.com or call us at 0508 True Honey 0508 878 346. We'll happily refund the price once you have returned the honey as set out below.
If you are returning your order to us, please repack it safely and post it back within 30 days of receiving it. And please include a note to tell us why you're sending it back. We'll refund you within 7 days of receiving it. If you're cancelling your order because you've changed your mind, you'll need to pay the costs of returning the honey to us (if they've already been dispatched). If the products you receive are damaged or faulty or do not match the description, you can choose an exchange or a full refund, once we've received the returned products, and we'll pay any additional postage costs.
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Please forgive us if you receive a damaged parcel or it doesn't match the description of what you ordered. We'll also happily refund or replace your item(s), and pick up the tab for the return courier or mail charges.
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- Glass jar damaged or broken on arrival
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- We've got it wrong and your product differs from the order you placed
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Delivery costs will be added to your order and the final total will include GST calculated on your products and the cost of delivery. For all orders being delivered to an address in New Zealand, your final total will include GST at 15%. For orders delivered to outside New Zealand, GST will be deducted from your total payment during the final stage of the checkout process.
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We have the right to amend these Terms and Conditions from time to time, effective as soon as they're placed here. By continuing to use this site you're agreeing to be bound by the amended Terms and Conditions. Such amendments may include replacing these Terms and Conditions with entirely new Terms and Conditions. (Although that sounds like rather a lot of work.)
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When I tell people I have issues with fatigue, they usually ask me whether I have Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS). No. I have long-term, chronic tiredness. I'm not on the same level as CFS sufferers, though, most of whom find it difficult or impossible to hold a job or lead a normal life.
There's no wonder drug or treatment, yet, for CFS. But there is hope. It's a fascinating frontier. This interview of a CFS researcher explores such intriguing matters as mitochondria, metabolic pathways, and the body's ability to handle oxygen. It highlights – perhaps I should say hits you over the head with – the complex, intertwining nature of bodily processes.
Dr. Dawn Motyka interviews Dr. Paul Cheney on CFS (aired July 26, 2008)
Dr. Motyka is local to our area. She's brilliant. I highly recommend her show, Ask Dr. Dawn.
For a different angle on the subject, here's a song about myalgic encephalitis, which affects people similarly to CFS.


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You save even more money with discounted paid airfare on The Flight Deal because you also earn miles you can use toward another flight.
For example, it's ~6,000 miles from San Francisco to Beijing, China. So folks who got in on that deal also earned ~12,000 miles for their cheap round-trip flight.
Tips for Getting These Deals
1. Follow The Flight Deal
The Flight Deal lists new highly-discounted flights each day.
You'll see many of the best finds here on Million Mile Secrets. But some of those deals are gone very quickly!
So the best thing you can do is follow The Flight Deal on Facebook, Twitter, or RSS. This way you'll get the latest deals directly.
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If you are looking to travel to a certain destination on a specific dates, you're not likely to find deals that will work for you.
The Flight Deal is better for folks who can be more flexible. You may even end up having a terrific time in some places you never expected to visit.
3. Get to the Deal City
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Southwest and British Airways Avios points can be a cheap way to get from your home airport to the place where your trip starts.
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The Flight Deal is 1 of my favorite sites. That's because they post deeply-discounted airfare. And the great thing is you also earn miles that you can use toward your next flight.
To make sure you don't miss out on some incredible savings, follow The Flight Deal on Facebook, Twitter, or RSS.
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Bologna Process
European Credit Transfer System (Cro. ECTS-bod) is a measuring unit to express the scope of the acquired competences, and it is determined through the total time spent, needed to acquire them.
National Qualifications Framework – NQF (Cro. Nacionalni kvalifikacijski okvir) is an instrument of establishing the qualifications acquired in a certain country which provide the basics for the transparency, access, progression, acquisition and quality of qualifications. Example: CROQF – Croatian Qualifications Framework (HKO – Hrvatski kvalifikacijski okvir).
European Qualifications Framework -EQF (Cro. Europski kvalifikacijski okvir) is an instrument of establishing the levels of qualifications organized so as to act as a means of recognition and understanding of qualifications among national (and sectoral) qualification frames.
Learning outcomes (Cro. Ishodi (rezultati) učenja) describe what the student needs to know, understand and can be able to do after having successfully completed the learning process. These are related to measurable level descriptors in national and European qualification frames.
Competences (Cro. Kompetencije) indicate a set of skills, knowledge and a set of competences in a narrower sense.
Competences (Cro. Kompetencije u užem smislu) indicate the achieved application of concrete knowledge and skills, in compliance with the given standards. In CQF the competences in the narrower sense refer to the independence and responsibility.
Qualification (Cro. Kvalifikacija) is a formal name for a certain level, scope, profile and quality of competences, which is proven by a public document issued by the competent institution.
Quality of Qualification (Cro. Kvaliteta kvalifikacije) indicates the confidence in the reported level, volume and profile of the acquired competences. Example: management system of introducing single qualifications, performing the study programme, evaluation and grading of the acquired competences and successful application of qualifications in personal, social and professional needs.
Level Indicators/Descriptors (Cro. Mjerljivi pokazatelji razina) are descriptions of learning outcomes of a certain level.
Named Award (Cro. Naziv kvalifikacije) indicates the type of qualification with precise designation of profession or field of work acquired by a certain person. Example: baccalaureus/a of civil engineering.
Volume of Qualification (Cro. Obujam kvalifikacije) indicates the total quantity of acquired competences, and in higher education it is expressed with ECTS credits. Example: 180 ECTS.
Profile of Qualification (Cro. Profil kvalifikacije) indicates profession or field of work of the acquired competences. Example: tourism.
Student workload (Cro. Radno opterećenje) describes the quantity of time needed by the students on the average to carry out all the obligations related to classes and studying (such as lectures, seminars, projects, practical work, preparation for classes, independent study, exams, etc.), which are necessary in order to achieve the expected learning outcomes.
Reference Levels (Cro. Razine kvalifikacija) indicate the complexity and range of the acquired competences, and are described by a set of measurable indicators. Example: 6th level of the Croatian qualification framework.
Skills (Cro. Vještine) encompass the application of knowledge and use of the stipulated methods of work in performing the assignments and solving of problems. In CQF the skills refer to cognitive (logical, intuitive and creative thinking), psycho-motoric (physical dexterity and implementation of methods, instruments, tools and materials) and/or social skills.
Award-type (Cro. Vrsta kvalifikacija) indicates a set of qualifications independent of the profession or field of work. Example: baccalaureus / -a.
Knowledge (Cro. Znanje) indicates a set of acquired and related information. In the Croatian qualification framework (CQF) knowledge refers to factual and theoretical knowledge.
Bologna Process (Cro. Bolonjski proces) is an instrument of establishing and homogenization of qualifications in the higher education system acquired in the European countries which provide bases for the transparency, access, progression, acquisition and quality of qualifications.
Lifelong Learning (LLL) (Cro. Cjeloživotno učenje) indicates the activities of formal, non-formal and informal learning which are performed during lifetime with the aim of improving the knowledge, skills and competences in the narrower sense for personal, social and professional needs.
Formal Learning (Cro. Formalno učenje) indicates the activity of the accredited institution performed according to the approved programmes with the aim of improving the knowledge, skills, and competences in the narrower sense for personal, social and professional needs. Example: activities of undergraduate study of biology.
Nonformal Learning (Cro. Neformalno učenje) indicates organized activities of learning which are not formal learning, with the aim of improving knowledge, skills and competences in the narrower sense for personal, social, and professional needs. Example: learning of foreign languages without issuing a public document of the authorized institution.
Informal Learning (Cro. Informalno učenje) indicates non-organized activities of accepting knowledge, skills and competences in the narrower sense from everyday experiences and other influences and sources from the environment for personal, social and professional needs. Example: unknowingly accepting positive values during a discussion within a group.
European Credit Transfer System ECTS is a student-oriented system of collecting and transferring credits. The aim is to facilitate planning, implementing, evaluation, recognition, and assessment of qualifications and learning units, as well as student mobility.
ECTS credits are assigned to the subjects and other study obligations of the students based on the workload carried by certain study obligations.
ECTS credits are based on the workload required of the students in order to achieve the expected learning outcomes.
Learning outcomes describe what the student needs to know, understand and be able to do after having successfully completed the learning process. They are related to the measurable level indicators (level descriptors) in national and European qualification frames.
Workload describes the quantity of time required by the students on the average to perform all the obligations related to classes and learning (such as lectures, seminars, projects, practical work, preparation for classes, independent learning, exams, etc.), which are necessary in order to achieve the learning outcomes. In order to assess the workload of the students, it is useful to carry out surveys about how much time the students need to acquire the expected outcomes.
The amount of the student workload in the formal context of learning in one semester is 30 ECTS credits. In the majority of cases the workload of the full-time student in one year amounts from 1,500 to 1,800 hours and therefore one ECTS is from 25 to 30 hours of work. The amount of workload is usually first assessed by the teacher, and after that it is evaluated based on a survey among the students who are passing through a certain programme and on the basis of learning logbooks kept by some students.
ECTS credits are assigned upon the completion of all the course obligations at the study or study components (lecture, seminar or exercise), and after having successfully carried out the analyses of learning outcomes. This means that it is not possible to assign ECTS credits for partly fulfilled obligations in a subject, seminar or exercise.
ECTS credits acquired at a study programme can be transferred to another study programme at the same or another higher education institution. The precondition for this transfer is for the higher education institution to recognize the ECTS credits and learning outcomes from another higher education institution. The higher education institutions as a rule need to agree in advance and publish the conditions on recognizing ECTS credits so that the students know which obligations exactly will be recognized.
ECTS credits per se describe the very student workload in a certain subject or course. Without insight into the study programme, ECTS credits do not describe the learning outcomes and student competences. Consequently, the possibility of transferring ECTS credits which has been provided for in the Act on the scientific activity and higher education, in Article 75, Item 1, serves to transfer the quantity of realized work at the study, and not to describe the learning outcomes and student competences. It is precisely for this reason that Item 2 of the mentioned Article determines that the criteria and conditions of transferring ECTS credits shall be defined by enactments of higher education institutions. Example: student workload during the semester for a subject.
|Student activity
|Number of working hours of an average student
|Lectures and exercises
|3 monthly quizzes in learning
|Preparation for classes
|Weekly problem assignments, teamwork and presentations
|Essay on a given topic and presentation
|Other (demonstrations, assignments, etc.)
Diploma supplement
What is diploma supplement?
Diploma supplement is a document which is enclosed with the diploma in higher education institution, and provides clear and simple overview of the knowledge, skills and capabilities, in one word – competences, acquired by the student during the study. Its general format has been jointly defined by the European Commission. The European Council and UNESCO CEPES, with the implementation of the Regulations on the contents of the Diploma and Diploma supplements (OG 09/05 and NN 47/07).
What data are included in the diploma supplement?
- Data on the diploma holder;
- Data on acquired qualification;
- Data on qualification level;
- Data on contents and results of the acquired qualification;
- Data about the employment possibilities i.e. inclusion in further study programmes;
- Additional information (source indication);
- Certification of diploma supplement;
- Data on higher education system in the Republic of Croatia.
What does Diploma supplement bring to the students?
It provides precise and objective description of the student academic career and competences they had acquired at the study and they are offered a simpler access to the labour market, as well as easier continuation of the study in Croatia and abroad.0
What the Diploma supplement is not?
It does not substitute the Diploma or Certificate, i.e. transcript of grades, nor does it ensure automatic recognition of the Croatian higher education qualification abroad. It is always issued as an annex to the Diploma, i.e. Certificate.
Where can one see the samples of Diploma supplement?
http://europass.cedefop.europa.eu/europass/home/vernav/lnformatioOn/EuropassDi plomaSupplement/navigate.action
Which types of mobility exist within the Bologna process?
- Attending and taking elective subjects within the higher education institution;
- Attending and taking exams in subjects at other faculties within the university;
- Performing a certain part of the study at another higher education institution;
- Completion of the study at one higher education institution and enrolment in another higher education institution.
What mobility is not?
Mobility does not plan signing out of one faculty and continuation of the study by enrolling in another!


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WASHINGTON (CNS) -- Nobody's story is cut and dried, as longtime immigration reporter Daniel Connolly learned when doing reporting for his book, The Book of Isaias.
The car was always the place for the hard conversations when my sons were young. The questions would come from the back seat when I least expected it. I can still remember the rainy night I was driving down Montgomery Avenue when my oldest son, then 12, asked me why God let evil things happen.
The title of the new biography — The Shepherd Who Didn't Run: Fr. Stanley Rother, Martyr from Oklahoma — speaks volumes about the unshakable faith and resilient character of a remarkable missionary priest. If beatified, he will become the first Catholic martyr from the United States and the first U.S.-born priest to receive the recognition.


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- Ozgur Tore
Where do Americans travel most outside the states last year? National Travel and Tourism Office (NTTO) gives the answer with the recent statistics.
North American markets received 55 percent of all U.S. international outbound travel. A total of 28,195,381 U.S. citizens traveled to Mexico in 2015, up nine percent. Mexico alone is accounted 38 percent of all U.S. international outbound travel. Canada ranked at second place with 12,468,380 U.S. citizens, up eight percent year-over-year. Air travel (3.6 million) was up seven percent.
U.S. travel to overseas markets (1) totaled 32.8 million, up seven percent for the year. Regional results were:
- Europe, 12.6 million travelers, up six percent
- Caribbean, 7.6 million travelers, up seven percent
- Asia, 4.8 million travelers, up seven percent
- Central America, 2.8 million travelers, up four percent
- Middle East, 2.0 million travelers, up 15 percent
- South America, 1.9 million travelers, up six percent
- Oceania, 643,000 travelers, up seven percent
- Africa, 351,000 travelers, down two percent
- Only Africa is down in 2015.
U.S. travel to overseas locations accounted for 45 percent of total U.S. outbound travel, about the same as in 2014.
- Europe, a 17 percent share;
- Caribbean, a 10 percent share;
- Asia, a seven percent share;
- Central America, a four percent share;
- Middle East, a three percent share;
- South America, a three percent share;
- Oceania, a one percent share, and
- Africa, almost a one percent share
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Willamette welcomes new opera chair
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Trustees elect Willamette's first female board chair
Lynne Saxton '76 assumed Board of Trustees role June 1.Category:
Undergraduates share their research achievements
Student Scholarship Recognition Day highlights Willamette students' intellectual, creative and academic pursuits.Category:
Museum welcomes Spanish speakers to new ceramics exhibit
Hallie Ford Museum of Art's George Rodriguez exhibition will examine culture, politics and identity.Category:
Pursuing an MBA with an eye on theatre
Ben Crop '08, MBA'09 uses dual degree to build a career in theatre management and education.Category:
Remembering Norma Paulus LLB'62, Oregon's first woman secretary of state
Paulus paved the way for women in politics and long supported Willamette.Category:
Playwright champions common ground in controversial topics
E.M. (Ellen) Lewis '94 sparks conversation surrounding topics such as climate change and the divide on American gun ownership through theatre.Category:
'Christmas Unplugged' makes final appearance at Willamette
Hundreds show up for the old-fashioned holiday program to support departing professor.Category:
Key staff position at Hallie Ford Museum of Art named for museum director
Collins family honors two decades of mutual respect, friendship.Category:
In memoriam: William Swindells, 1930–2018
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Willamette Singers records eighth album at legendary studio
Vocal jazz group joins music icons who record at Seattle's Studio X.Category:
Creativity flourishes with new arts fellowship
Students gain more access to faculty mentorship, funding and peer learning communities.Category:
Willamette celebrates indigenous people
Lectures, presentations and a film commemorate Indigenous Peoples' Day in October.Category:
Hallie Ford Museum of Art turns 20
Museum celebrates more than 220 exhibitions and standing among the best in the Pacific Northwest.Category:
Willamette University Theatre finds a new twist on old classics
The 2018-19 season presents theatre, dancing and music.Category:
On top of her game
Rosie Roberson '99 has created nearly 100 games and was nominated for a Toy and Game Inventor Excellence Award.Category:
A first-time novelist earns critical acclaim
Gabriel Tallent '10 takes literary world by storm with debut novel "My Absolute Darling."Category:
Willamette celebrates the Class of 2018
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Willamette celebrates Student Scholarship Recognition Day
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'Wings of Fire' makes world premiere at Willamette
Director Susan Coromel and composer Austin Green discuss the evolution and staging of the musical based on a tragic fire that shaped workers' rights in the U.S.Category:
Pow wow brings community together for celebration, sharing and remembrance
Hosted by the Native and Indigenous Student Union, the event commemorated its 16th anniversary.Category:
Tools of my trade — stage combat
Enter Associate Professor Jonathan Cole's stage combat classroom.Category:
Alumna uncovers rich history in Scotland
Michelle Atherton's Willamette experience led her to a unique conservation project abroad.Category:
Choir alumni celebrate their community of music
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Grace Goudy Distinguished Artist Series: Jane Austen's Songbook
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Three exhibitions and a panel discussion aim to start a dialogue about critical issues.Category:
Students, faculty find common ground in math and art
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Hallie Ford honors 25 years of contemporary American Indian art
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In her latest work, acclaimed Native American artist Marie Watt '90 explores the symbiotic relationships between humans and the natural world.Category:
"An orchestra at your fingertips"
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Willamette Singers win Best Undergraduate Large Vocal Jazz Ensemble
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In "Lear's Daughters," female voices take stage.
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Two plays open at Willamette April 14
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Pearl of North India Tour
North India, rich with its mind stealing tourist destinations can be a heaven for tourists from all around the world. The land is full of green valleys, colourful wildlife, historical monuments, and much more. On one side there is Taj Mahal, on the other side the holy Ganges flowing through the beautiful valley; then there is Jim Corbett, and the historical and mystical pink city. You can have all of the different flavours that you can imagine in this part of the Incredible India.
Taj Mahal: Taj Mahal is the world-famous monument of love built by Mughal emperor Shah Jahan in the memory of his beloved wife, Mumtaz Mahal. Taj Mahal, one of the Seven Wonders of the World, is situated in the historic city of Agra in North India.
Jaipur - the Pink City
Jaipur once used to be the stronghold of a clan of rulers called Rajputs. The three hill forts and a number of palaces in the city are indispensable touristic attractions. The city of Jaipur is also known as Pink City; the name comes from the colour of the stone that was exclusively used for this walled city.
Deserts of Rajasthan: The golden deserts of Rajasthan are famous for their exotic sand dunes. One can enjoy the camel safaris while visiting this royal state of North India.
A nature aficionado will find North India tour truly scintillating. Blessed with a variety of wildlife, flora-fauna and scenic beauty, this region has a collection of truly remarkable proportion consisting of Tigers, Snow leopards, Musk deer, Chital, Blackbuck, One horned Rhinoceros and many more. A few of the famous national parks present here are Kanha National Park, Ranthambore National Park, Kaziranga National Park among others. Bharatpur Bird Sanctuary is world renowned for its curious blend of domestic and migratory birds.


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Hello friends!
This Portland weather has gotten me SO in the mood for spring. It's been 65 and sunny the past couple days. Needless to say I am ready for spring!
This weather has gotten me in the mood for crisp, thirst quenching, cocktails. Imagine sitting in the sun with one in your hand…yeah you need these cocktails!
Also to help with my sunny day cravings, Chloe from Little Green Pickle asked me if I wanted to do a giveaway for IZZE soda. I gladly agreed. This was the missing ingredient I needed for my drinks!
I have concocted two amazing drinks inspired from some of my favorite classic cocktails. Stay tuned at the end of this post for information on a giveaway and special Portland event!!!!
Ok let's get started:
Drink One: This drink is inspired from a classic Greyhound. (which is grapefruit juice and vodka) They are typically served at brunch. My version is more of a late afternoon drink after being out in the sun. You have got to try this!
1 bottle of IZZE Grapefruit soda
First, fill your glass with ice. Add about 1/3 vodka, then 2/3 IZZE Grapefruit soda. Top with the blackberries and serve immediately.
Drink Two: This is my summer take on an old fashioned. Let me just put this out there, my roommate Kristi makes one of the best old fashioneds. I love hers. So this will be "the Kristi."
1 bottle of IZZE Clementine soda
Rye Whiskey
Maraschino Cherries
First you fill your glass with ice, then add 1/3 rye whiskey, then add 2/3 IZZE Clementine soda. Top with two maraschino cherries and enjoy!
Now…if your mouth isn't watering…I'm not sure whats wrong with you.
Okay now the details!
First of all, IZZE is hosting an event in Portland next Wednesday called "A Spark of Spring Friendsday Night." (click this link for the facebook page to enter!) Below are the details from IZZE's facebook page.
"You'll mingle with other local movers and shakers while enjoying:
• Eats & Drinks from Naomi Pomeroy of Beast, and Kyle Linden Webster of Expatriate
• Live music from Fort Atlantic
• IZZE® goodie bags
If this all sounds like a "Heck yes!" to you, enter on their facebook page for your chance to win!"
When: March 19th, 2014 (Wednesday)
Where: on the rooftop of Eastside Exchange
Seriously…GO ENTER.
If that wasn't enough goodness for one post. You can win a case of IZZE. All you have to do is comment below and tell me your favorite sunny day drink.
Now get to it! I'm waiting. Good luck. Hope to see you at Friendsday!!!
Love, Rachel xo


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Shining Stars Early Childhood Center
Open since January 2011, Shining Stars Early Childhood Center houses early childhood special education classrooms along with speech pathologists, physical and occupational therapists, the ECSE assessment team and administrative staff.
- Integration with typically developing peers
- Access to all services
- Parent activities
- Community involvement
- Facility design meets early childhood recommendations
School Safety
Starting in the 2019-2020 school year, Springfield Public Schools will be using a new visitor management system known as Hall Pass. Watch this video to learn more.
Visitor Management 2019 from Springfield Public Schools on Vimeo.
Contact Us
2525 West College Rd.
Springfield, MO 658023
Phone: (417) 523-7700
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Frank Viola lists 50 Things the Holy Spirit Does.
"The Holy Spirit unites us to Jesus Christ and to His body. The Spirit reveals Christ to us, gives us His life, and makes Christ alive in us. The Spirit takes the experiences of Jesus . . . His incarnation, ministry, crucifixion, resurrection, and ascension . . . and brings them into our own experience. Because of the Holy Spirit, the history of Jesus Christ becomes our story and experience
Please don't let Franks's cheap shots at both Pentecostals and cessationists in the opening paragraph put you off reading the rest!


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Fly to the United Arab Emirates with KLM
Together with our global network, we at KLM Royal Dutch Airlines offer flights to the Arab Emirates, serving Dubai International Airport (DXB) and Abu Dhabi International Airport (AUH). The flight to the United Arab Emirates is a long one, but not to worry; with our huge range of in-flight entertainment available in multiple languages on all intercontinental flights, the journey will fly by!
Things to do in the United Arab Emirates
- Sheikh Zayed Mosque: a grand mosque in the heart of Abu Dhabi.
- Dubai Fountain: a water display with the picturesque backdrop of the city of Dubai.
- Burj Khalifa: the tallest building in the world.
- Burj Al Arab: a sky-view bar overlooking the beach.
- Aquaventure Waterpark: a huge waterpark at Atlantis The Palm in Dubai.
Before you fly to the United Arab Emirates, why not flick through our travel guide and start planning which local hotspots you definitely want to make time for on your trip?
Why travel to the United Arab Emirates with us?
Flying long-haul on your trip to the United Arab Emirates? Not to worry, with our hours of free, preloaded in-flight entertainment, you'll be wishing the flight was longer! Catch up on your favourite TV programme or dive into the latest blockbuster in a number of languages - there's something for everyone! Feel free to reach out to us 24/7 via Facebook, Messenger, WhatsApp and Twitter with any questions or changes to your flight!
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Do you ever feel like life is chaotic, heavy or busy and you want some time to just BE? Every Tuesday from 12:15 to 12:45 PM Gaetz Memorial United Church is offering 'Time To Be'- sn opportunity to be silent, meditate, pray. Peace and quiet, no cell phones, no distractions. All are welcome to come and simply BE in the peacefulness of the Sanctuary with reflective music on organ and piano provided by Dale Dickau. What a great way to spend a lunch hour.
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Dogs' Day Out
Dogs, owners and pet lovers alike are invited to join us at Les Myers Park for this day designed especially for dogs! To kick everything off, we welcome everyone and their pets to join in a Fun Run/Walk down the greenway at 10:30 am. Play off-leash in the Doggie Fun Zone and enter one of our contests for a chance to win some great prizes! Visit our sponsoring veternarians to ask questions and get current medical information. And be sure to visit Information Alley, packed with great vendors selling pet products, non-profits and rescue organizations. Hot dogs and refreshments will be offered by City of Concord Youth Council. Presented by: Mount Pleasant Animal Hospital, PA, South Ridge Veternarian Hospital, Subaru Concord, Animal Care Clinic, Swiftdogz, Inc, McDonald's General Store, Paws In Motion Canine Rehabilitation Center. Contest Schedule: 10:30 am - Fun Run/Walk 11:30 am - "Obey for Praise" Obedience Contest 12:00 pm - "Tricks for Treats" Talent Contest 12:30 pm - "Mug to Mug" Dog owner Look-a-Like Contest 1:15 pm - "Strut Your Mutt" Costume Contest
Date & Time
October 22, 2016
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The West Branch Hall of Fame Committee has announced the Hall of Fame Inductees for 2014. Hall of Fame Inductees include: community members Karen Elsner, former school treasurer, Sam Martig, former board of education member, and athletic stand-outs Jeff Heacock, Todd Muckleroy, Ben Swallow and Emilee Zets.
The inductees will be introduced on Friday, September 26, 2014, before the West Branch High School Home Football Game vs. Canton South. A reception to honor the Hall of Fame Inductees will be held immediately following the football game in the Meiter Athletic Building in back of the stadium. The event is open to the public at no charge. The West Branch Alumni Association will also host a tailgate barbeque outside the entrance gate to the stadium prior to the home varsity football game. The event is open to all alumni and friends and is free of charge.
On Saturday night, September 27, 2014, the West Branch Alumni Association will host a dinner at West Branch High School in honor of the Hall of Fame Inductees. Reservations for the dinner can be made by calling the superintendent's office at 330.938.9324. Social time is at 6:30 p.m. with dinner at 7:00 p.m. The formal induction ceremony will take place in the West Branch Community Auditorium at 8:00 p.m. The induction ceremony is free and open to the public.
The West Branch Hall of Fame Award seeks to highlight significant athletic accomplishments and/or outstanding contributions to the West Branch Community. The West Branch Hall of Fame Committee and the West Branch Alumni Association are pleased to sponsor the Hall of Fame Events and invite and encourage the Community to join in the celebration.


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Today is my 40th birthday so what better way to spend the weekend than at my cabin, collecting Birch bark .
Some of the bark was impossible to remove but some separated from the tree as you cut into it
I took the bark back to the cabin. Some I will store, but some I wanted to work with while it is fresh and flexible
I made a large folded container
I used a narrow strip of Birch bark folded in half as a rim and removed bark from a Willow sapling
and used to stitch the rim in place
The container holds about 5 litres of water


text: We spent a couple of days in Georgetown recently, taking a break from working around southern Thailand. It was exactly what we needed. Staying in a quiet town with lovely old architecture and colors and about as many inexpensive eating options as Hanoi. We were again munching non-stop and could easily have spent much more time there. Hopefully we will get to return someday and enjoy more of the sights and brilliant food of Georgetown. For more on our trip, check out Alexander's accounts of our time in Georgetown.