text:
Cloud Computing reports -now in Japanese
ENISA has received the support of the Japanese government's Agency for the Promotion of Information Technology (IPA) for the dissemination of ENISA's work on cloud computing in Japan. Thanks to the IPA's initiative, the reports "Cloud computing: Benefits, risks and recommendations for information security" and the "Risk" and "Assurance" reports are now available in Japanese.
Published on October 27, 2010
EU- Japan Teamwork
The report authors, Daniele Catteddu and Giles Hogben comment: 'ENISA is very grateful for this recognition of our work. The fact that IPA translated it gives a chance for the results to reach out to an entirely new 'market' of security specialists in Japan. We welcome the increase in EU-Japan cooperation in this field, which is a small step forward, towards better global security cooperation.'
IPA comments: "We sincerely appreciate that ENISA has given us the opportunity to make the Japanese version of the reports and given consent for us to make them publicly available. We believe this result shows the intimate relationship between ENISA and IPA, and leads to further collaboration in the future".
The press release is found here;
the translations are listed for view and download here; http://www.ipa.go.jp/security/publications/enisa/index.html
Direct links to pdf files:
It should be noted that the translations has been undertaken by IPA and are not an official ENISA translation.


text:
When it comes to fresh beats, there seems to be a lot going on in Germany. Another fine example is the upcoming Puzzles compilation on Augenringe Unter Dem Dritten Auge Records (AUDDA). Initiated by Twit One, it gathers music produced between Cologne and Berlin, featuring many names followers of Melting Pot, UpMyAlley and Kwatro should be familiar with.
A2. Suff Daddy – Vitrin
A3. Retrogott – NoKnow
A4. Twit One – Einermussesjamachen
A5. V.Raeter – Summernight
A6. DJ Adlib – Through The Seagull
A7. Hulk Hodn – Sin With Me
A8. Hubert Daviz – Rollikadat
B1. KanKick – Kiye's Groove
B2. Lazy Jones – Africaine
B3. Noyland – Copycats
B4. Tobrock – 6 AM
B5. Quo Vadis – I've Been Loving You
B6. Testiculo Y Uno – Unterschreiben
B7. Beatvadda – Vaginal Ultimatum
B8. Memyselfandi – Soi
And so it's no surprise this beat puzzle will be distributed through Melting Pot, where it's now available for pre-order. Limited to only 500 vinyls, you better get your fingers on this quickly – unless you're fine with a digital download. The release date is June 16, 2010.
You can listen to some more tracks on Vimeo and YouTube, namely the tracks from DJ Adlib, Lazy Jones and KanKick.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
A friend recently asked me if it was safe to be drinking raw milk. It is a common concern- is raw or unpastuerized dairy really safe? Will it cause illness?
This got me thinking about how far removed we are from our food source. Milk is meant to be ingested in a raw format. While it is true that there are risks associated with drinking it raw, in the raw state milk contains all of the necessary enzymes to properly digest it.
Our society doesn't think twice about putting harsh man made chemicals, rancid oils, trans fats, chemically or genetically altered products into our bodies but there is fear and trepidation about products our ancestors safely ingested for thousands of years. We eagerly pay for meat in the grocery store that has been fed products we would never choose to eat directly ourselves, yet we manage to eat the animal that was fattened with that poor quality feed.
The health risks associated with the Standard American Diet somehow are deemed less significant and more people are dying from what I deem preventable illness by eating the wrong things. I encourage you to look at what you are eating and ask yourself what risks are associated with eating this food.


text:
2/3 cup fresh spinach leaves (a small handful)
1/2 cup milk
1 banana
1 1/2 tablespoons creamy peanut butter
1/2 teaspoon vanilla
2-3 ice cubes (omit if banana is frozen)
1) In a blender or food processor, puree spinach leaves in milk until smooth.
2) Add banana, peanut butter, vanilla, and ice and puree. Serve immediately.
This smoothie gives you a fruit, vegetable, and protein all in 1 cup. I often pair this with oatmeal or whole grain toast. What do you serve with your smoothies?
Shared with
Chasing Joy, Snickerdoodle Sunday,


text:
FRAME clothing was founded in 2012 by duo Jens Grede and Erik Tortensson, with the brand a stylish assembly of Swedish minimalism, LA's high-quality denim culture and a dose of East London cool. Known for being worn by the likes of Beyoncé, Rihanna and Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, FRAME denim is loved by many people the world over. Each piece has been carefully designed to frame your look and compliment your figure with a fabric-first approach, with cuts that don't disappoint. Browse our collection of FRAME denim jeans and clothing here at Trilogy Stores below and create your next great outfit.
cargo skinny trouser in washed od
- 24
- 25
- 26
- 27
- 28
- 29
- 30
- 31


text:
I work with software development as a freelance developer.
onsdag den 18. januar 2012
uncheck checkboxes with jQuery
Indsendt af Kenneth Holm Nielsen kl. 08.19
When Chuck Norris jumps in a pool he doesn't get wet, the water gets Chuck Norris.
If you have five dollars and Chuck Norris has five dollars, Chuck Norris has more money than you.
If Chuck Norris is late, time better slow the fuck down.
Chuck Norris sleeps with a night light. Not because Chuck Norris is afraid of the dark, but because the dark is afraid of Chuck Norris.
Chuck Norris can touch MC Hammer.
Chuck Norris counted to infinity - twice.
Chuck Norris ordered a Big Mac at Burger King, and got one.


text:
"France, the Country of Wine" is our fourth book. The book is published in Swedish with the title Vinlandet Frankrike, trend och tradition (*). The full title is "France, the Country of Wine; Trends and Tradition". It covers everything about France as a wine country, about the French wine regions, wine producers and vineyards. It also covers information about appellations, grape varieties, wine laws and regulations, geography, food, wine history and much more.
Awards and honours:
- Best Wine Education Book 2014, in Sweden (Gourmand).
- OIV Award for Wine and Territories 2015 (OIV)
- Nominated in the category "Best Drinks Education Book" 2015, in the International Gourmand Awards
This book is currently only published in Swedish. Contact us for information about international rights.
For example, it explains the background to France's position in today global wine market, as well as the latest trends. It is a book that gives ample information to the reader but that also entices and attracts the reader to make new discoveries and new wine adventures. A unique book that should be on every wine lover's bookshelf.
France, the Country of Wine is first and foremost a book for those who want to know more about France and French wines. It is completely up-to-date with the latest rules and regulations and filled with facts. But above all it is intended to attract and to tempt the reader to discover more of the French wines. It is based on numerous interviews and discussions with winemakers that we have met. It is a colourful and lively description of the French wine regions and of how the French wine growers work.
(*) We welcome inquiries for international publication of the book.
Trend and tradition
The book describes why France is one of the most exciting wine countries in the world today, a country that is predecessor in many modern international wine trends. It also gives you tips on where to find the most exciting wines of France. But we also describe how all of this is based on hundreds of years of tradition in viticulture and in gastronomy.
France in the world of wine
But the book goes further than that. We also look at France and to position of French wines today on the world market of wine. Today French wines are on the rise, but for many years they have sailed in headwinds, particularly in Sweden (which is the target market for the Swedish edition), where France is only in around 5th position as a wine supplier.
Today competition is fierce from other wine producing countries around the world. We take a closer look at what is the causes for this. Was it the French nuclear tests that put "a nail in the coffin"? No, it turns out that the nuclear tests were not the start of a declining market share for French wines. This and much more is covered by the book.
All French wine regions
Each wine region gets a thorough presentation where we start with the basic facts, like vineyard acreage, grape varieties grown and so on. We then present the different types of wine in each wine region. We also mention some of the regions' gastronomic specialties. In France, food and wine is always closely connected. No other country puts so much emphasis on the combination of wine and food. Finally, we make a brief analysis, from a strategic and marketing perspective, of each wine region's strengths and weaknesses.
The most exciting wine country today?
Today many connoisseurs and wine lovers talk about France's renaissance as a wine country; not least the Swedish wine writers and sommeliers. We have talked with some of the leading personalities in today's world of wine who give their views on the themes covered in the book.
See the book of the video; a presentation (in Swedish) of the book that will give you an idea of how it looks:
The publisher about the book
This is what the publisher says about the book:
The modern introduction for those who want to know more about French wines and wine regions
As a wine country, France has always had a special place in the wine world. The books written on the subject are innumerable. Therefore, it is both provocative and bold to take on the task of telling the story of the world's great power of wine, as Britt and Per Karlsson have done, in this new book that takes as its starting point the current situation.
All wine regions are covered as well as their wines. Throughout the text the authors examine how tradition and innovation are combined. How can France maintain its special status in wine? Where is it that the traditional grapes thrive? How does the appellation system work? Why is the cooperative movement so strong? What position does France have today on the world market? These are some examples of the issues and subjects addressed and answered in the book.
Competition in the world is getting tougher due to the many new wine countries that have developed and that produce excellent wines.
But France has been, and is, an inspiration and a benchmark for these countries. And in France the competition from these new wine countries has about brought a re-evaluation of the wine making sector. In the wake of the increasing interest and knowledge of wine the demand for French wines is growing, customers are going back to the roots, to the original. Classic wines from Bordeaux, Burgundy, Rhone and the Loire are sought out, elegant wines to complement food are highlighted.
"France, the Country of Wine" captures the soul of the French wine world while featuring a variety of facts, all underlined and clarified by a generous and attractive photography.
Britt Karlsson is a journalist, international wine expert / wine taster and writer living and working in France together with the photographer and wine professional Per Karlsson. Together they run BKWine that organises wine courses, wine tours and publishes a wine newsletter in English and in Swedish. Their book "The Creation of a Wine" was named The World's Best Wine Book for Professionals in 2010 by the Gourmand International Cookbook awards. Their most recent book "Wine and the Environment" (title of the English edition: "Biodynamic, Organic, and Natural Winemaking, Sustainable Viticulture and Viniculture") received second prize in the same competition a year later in the category Educational Wine Books. Together with Bengt Rydén and Anders Levander they have also published "Languedoc". All books have also received Swedish book awards.
Book facts
The book is currently only published in Swedish. We welcome inquiries for publication in other countries.
Title: France, the Wine Country, Trends and Tradition. Title in Swedish: Vinlandet Frankrike, trend och tradition
Author: Britt Karlsson, with contributions by Per Karlsson
Photographer: Per Karlsson
Publisher: Carlsson Förlag
Format: Hard-cover, richly illustrated
Published: 2014
Size: 250 x 170 x 25 mm, 328 pages, weight 1076 g
More books by BKWine
Encounters with wines and winegrowers in southern France. A pioneering work on the wines of southern France.
"Best Wine Book in Sweden " and the "World's Best Wine Book for Professionals".
"Best wine book for professionals" in Sweden and runner up as "World's Best Wine Education Book"
Our latest book, the only modern Swedish wine book on France.


text:
Sarah and Jim Cross are excited to offer a place where people of all ages and walks of life can come to create and enjoy art...and share a few laughs!
Proud Desoto County residents, Let's Paint strives to provide the best service and quality products to our community and friends! Once you've entered ours doors, you qualify as both! With an experience that begins from the moment you contact us, you are sure to love your original artwork ....purchased or painted yourself.
Whether you are looking to purchase one of a kind art for your home and plan a gathering Let's Paint would love to be your art guide! We offer art created by our very own in house artists for sale or commission. BUT we would love for you to come in and let us help you create your very own art work! With art classes for kids and adults, Walk ins available with our open paint, and private parties on site or off site.....Let's Paint wants to help with all your party and artistic needs!


text:
Cash is Yesterday's News: The Transformation of Payments
by Ron van Wezel, Global Head of Emerging Payment Streams, Global Transaction Banking, Deutsche Bank
The world of commerce is undergoing a digital transformation thanks to the emergence of new payments instruments. The march of so-called 'smart' devices – be they phones or tablets – is revolutionising the way that enterprises and customers interact. Deutsche Bank's Ron van Wezel discusses these developments, and why corporate treasurers are at the centre of this transformation.
Given society's growing reliance on technology, particularly since the advent of smartphones and tablet computers – it is somewhat surprising that payment methods have largely failed to keep pace. While smart devices are fast becoming the platform of choice for online payments – spurred largely by the development of apps to further enhance the user-experience – paper-based payment methods continue to dominate offline.
However, there are signs the tide is beginning to turn in this respect with the development of more sophisticated payment methods.
In the consumer space, these new instruments are designed to merge the on- and off-line shopping experiences, enabling customers to pay either online at the touch of a button – or in-store without queuing or handing over a card or cash – and retailers can penetrate an increasingly tech-savvy customer base. This transformation has the potential to change the world into a virtual shopping centre, open 24-hours a day, seven days a week and providing unlimited choice.
Of course, developments in the consumer space do not take place in isolation. What gains traction in this arena also influences advances in the commercial realm – as proven by the effects the ease of use and customisability offered by social media tools have had on financial technology development.
With this in mind, it is likely that new payment options will lead to the adoption of new business models in both the business-to-consumer (B2C) and business-to-business (B2B) spaces. And in both instances, it will be corporate treasurers driving the changes, and finding ways to use these innovative payments options to enhance business process by lowering costs and improving risk-mitigation and operational efficiency.
From bricks to clicks
In the consumer space, the emerging payments' development has been sparked by the speed at which the online commerce market is gaining ground. 'Clicks over bricks' is seemingly becoming the order of the day, and it is a concept supported by sales statistics.
Take the British retailer John Lewis as an example. Over the recent festive period, online sales were reported to be 44% higher than the previous year, and Johnlewis.com was said to be the channel for £1 out of every £4 of the company's takings. And rather than being a one-off example, this boom in online sales is indicative of a broader trend.
According to Ofcom's latest International Communications Report, Britain leads the world in using the latest technology in everyday life – including for shopping. The survey reveals that Britain buys more online than any other country, with an average of £1,083 spent per capita on internet purchases.
With these findings in mind, it is hardly surprising that the online space is becoming a key area of focus for retailers, and considered a vital area of differentiation. As a result, retailers are seeking to offer more sophisticated payments options to make the buying process quicker and easier, as well as build their brands by tying them into customer loyalty schemes.
Such efforts are beneficial for customers and retailers alike. Customers can enjoy a more intuitive, speedy and secure payments service while retailers, for their part, can engage in more targeted marketing campaigns. They can also decrease credit risk, improve cash flow management and benefit from operational efficiency gains as a result of less paperwork.


text:
Our Council of Governors represents the interests of staff, patients, public, service users and carers, as well as other local organisations in the running of our Foundation Trust. The Council is largely made up of representatives covering all the districts and boroughs of the county. The Board of Governors meets regularly to discuss and review the Trust's plans. Contact the Foundation Trust Office if you would like to know more about becoming a Governor.
What they do
The Council of Governors is a very important forum that helps shape the future direction of the organisation.
Members of the public, patients, service users and carers, and staff are all encouraged to liaise with our Governors to improve the way we work and deliver services. You can contact any of our Governors via our Foundation Trust office. You can be confident that our Governors will always treat what you tell them sensitively and confidentially when appropriate. The information you provide about your experiences, views and suggestions can really help the Trust to make services better for everyone. The Council of Governors meets regularly to discuss and review the Trust's plans. Other roles and responsibilities for the Council of Governors are:
- Representing members' views to the Trust's board of directors
- Sharing information about key decisions with members of the Trust
- Appointing or removing the chair and non-executive directors
- Being involved in recruitment of the chief executive
- Appointing the Trust's auditors external
- Providing advice on the future strategic plans of the Trust
- Receiving the annual report and accounts at the annual general meeting.
Council of Governors meetings
The Council of Governors meet regularly throughout the year in public. Dates and venues for future 2020 meetings are:
- Thursday 9 July 13.00pm - 15.35pm, Microsoft Teams
- Thursday 10 September 10.00am - 14.00pm, Microsoft Teams
- Thursday 12 November 10.00am - 14.00pm, Microsoft Teams
- Thursday 14 January 13.00pm - 17.00pm, Microsoft Teams
- Thursday 11 March 10.00am - 14.00pm, Microsoft Teams
Papers for the meetings are available in the document section below.
The recording of our July 2020 Council of Governors meeting can be accessed below.
Meet our Governors
Public Governors
Kettering & Corby - Zoe Martin | Chris Davison | Paul Joy
Daventry & South Northants - Michael Darling | Carol Philips | Gary Telford
Northampton - Helen Clark | Des Savage | Saher Anwar
Wellingborough & East Northants - Janet Hathaway | John Walker | Ranjit Singh
Rest of England - Colin Cohen
Patient Governors
Younger Service Users - Chelsey Raine
Adult Service Users - Tremaine Richard-Noel | Alan Clark | Kevin Boyce | Beverley Sturdgess | Neil Goosey | Vacant
Carers Governors
Paul Kelly | Scott Fitzsimmons | Fiona Judge
Staff Governors
Doctors & Dentists - Shahid Hussain
Registered Nurses - Cazz Broxton
Unregistered Nurses - Vacant
Other Clinical - Manda Mellors
Non Clinical - Samantha Benfield
Partner Governors
Northamptonshire County Council - Christina Smith-Haynes
Borough & District Councils - Councillor Rosemary Herring
The University of Northampton - Roshni Khatri
Criminal Justice Services, Youth - Liz Fowler
Criminal Justice Services, Adult - Vacant
Northamptonshire Rights & Equality Council - Wendi Buchanan
Older People - Age UK Northamptonshire - Sue Watts
Carer - Mark Major
Becoming a governor
Please contact us on 01536 452061 if you would like to discuss becoming a Governor. More information about what is involved in being a Governor is available here: Governor information booklet[pdf] 617KB
Governor elections
Nominations for Governor elections closed on Thursday 27th February 2020 please see here for a statement of candidates.
Please see below the outcomes from past elections.
October/November 2018
Statement of Nominated Candidates.
Uncontested Report November 2018
Previous elections include:
Statement of Candidates March 2018
Uncontested report for March 2018 elections
February 2018
Notice of Election February 2018
ERS website for February 2018 elections
June 2018
Notice of Election June 2017[pdf] 73KB
Statement of Candidates - 210717[pdf] 77KB
March 2018
Notice of Election - 080317[pdf] 354KB
Statement of Candidates - 080317[pdf] 190KB
Notice of poll March 2017[pdf] 237KB
Report on voting - 210417[pdf] 199KB
Uncontested report March 2017[pdf] 198KB
March 2019
Notice of Election February 2019


text:
Courage leads the way for Disney's most adventurous heroes, as Disney on Ice presents Dream Big skates into Bridgeport. Alongside Moana and demigod Maui are nine tales of courage and heart, including Frozen, Coco, Beauty and the Beast, Aladdin and Tangled.
Performing at Webster Bank Arena from January 2nd through January 5th, audiences will embark on a triumphant journey through a collection of inspiring stories connected by a cast of characters with a desire to explore the depths, heights and horizons of their dreams.


text:
Halloween can be harmless fun for your teen. However, if they get involved in the wrong kinds of activities over the holiday, he or she could be arrested.
In this post, we'll cover the most common activities that get Minnesota teens in trouble with the law. We'll also tell you what you can do if your teen gets arrested and charged with a juvenile crime.
Common Halloween Activities that Result in Teen Arrests
Minnesota law


text:
The State Decoded 0.8 Release
• Bill Hunt
Waldo just posted The State Decoded 0.8 Release. This is a *huge* update that we've spent the last few months working on. 577 changed files, 127,076 additions, 5,123 deletions. That's a lot of code.
There are a few pieces I would have liked to squeeze into this update, like abstracting the XML import to make JSON importing more user-friendly, and cleaning up the admin system – but those will come for the 1.0 release. Which is pretty close on the horizon.
In the meantime, check out the 0.8 release of State Decoded on Github!


text:
Most Popular
eLearning Course
Updated! This eLearning course provides a solid foundation for understanding sexual harassment - through realistic scenarios and an informative narrator. Use it to supplement annual refresher sexual harassment-prevention training requirements.
Create Account Sign In7207 views
|eLearning - Classics ID:684
|Course Level:
|Learning Paths:
|Ethics & Compliance
|Main Topic:
|Harassment Prevention
|Other Topics:
|Communication, Compliance, Interpersonal Skills, Professionalism, Abusive Conduct
|Ensuring Professional and Compliant Behavior
|Suggested Industry Usage:
|Healthcare, Industrial & Manufacturing, Office & General, Retail & Hospitality, Government
|Available Formats:
|Interactive eLearning
|Sexual Harassment
|Source Program:
|Sexual Harassment? You Decide.: Real Situations for Discussion
|Trainer Comments:
|Excellent program to use for sexual harassment refresher training; helps employees clearly identify and understand what behaviors constitute harassment; great as a discussion opener on organizational policies and reporting guidelines.
|Diversity Profile:
|Caucasian female(s), Caucasian male(s), African American male(s), African American female(s), Middle Eastern female(s), Middle Eastern male(s), Latino male(s), Latina
|Seat Time:
|45 Minutes
|Linear navigation, post-assessment, interactions, full video and audio.
Press CTRL and click or right click and select "Open in New Tab" to play a component in a separate tab.
Related Assets (Show More Assets ▼assets)
|Updated! Sexual Harassment? You Decide.™ Real Situations for Discussion
|Sexual Harassment
|Off-The-Shelf Video Program (ILT)
|A.C.T. with Integrity: Real Situations for Discussion™
|eLearning - Classics
|Glad I Could Help: Real Customer Service Situations for Discussion™
|Customer Service
|eLearning - Classics
|Sexual Harassment… It's Not Enough to Know Better (For Employees)
|Sexual Harassment
|eLearning - Classics
|Discussion Card: Sexual Harassment Prevention
|Sexual Harassment
|Discussion Cards
|A.C.T. with Integrity™: Real Situations for Discussion
|Off-The-Shelf Video Program (ILT)
|The Critique - Sexual Harassment? You Decide.
|Harassment Prevention
|Video Vignettes
|Sexual Harassment? You Decide - Program Opening
|Harassment Prevention
|Video Introduction
|Sexual Harassment? You Decide. - Program Closing/Summary/"It's The Right Thing To Do"
|Harassment Prevention
|Video Summary
|Sexual Harassment
|eLearning - Classics


text:
Annual Review of Phytopathology (2015) 53, 199-221
From Pestinfo-Wiki
|Selected publication
of interest to a wider audience. We would welcome
contributions to the Discussion section (above tab) of this article.
Remember to log in or register (top right corner) before editing pages.
Soil health paradigms and implications for disease management
Annual Review of Phytopathology 53, 199-221
Abstract: Soil health has been defined as the capacity of soil to function as a vital living system to sustain biological productivity, maintain environmental quality, and promote plant, animal, and human health. Building and maintaining soil health are essential to agricultural sustainability and ecosystem function. Management practices that promote soil health, including the use of crop rotations, cover crops and green manures, organic amendments, and conservation tillage, also have generally positive effects on the management of soilborne diseases through a number of potential mechanisms, including increasing soil microbial biomass, activity, and diversity, resulting in greater biological suppression of pathogens and diseases. However, there also may be particular disease issues associated with some soil health management practices. In this review, research and progress made over the past twenty years regarding soil health, sustainability, and soil health management practices, with an emphasis on their implications for and effects on plant disease and disease management strategies, are summarized.
(The abstract is excluded from the Creative Commons licence and has been copied with permission by the publisher.)
Link to article at publishers website
Research topic(s) for pests/diseases/weeds:
environment - cropping system/rotation
Pest and/or beneficial records:


text:
Trump Fires FBI Director Comey
from the you're-fired dept
So... not quite sure what to make of this yet, but according to the NY Times, just a little while ago, Donald Trump fired FBI Director James Comey (of course, just after our podcast came out talking about how Comey seemed to be hopeful the Trump administration would approve his encryption backdoor plans).
"While I greatly appreciate you informing me, on three separate occasions, that I am not under investigation, I nevertheless concur with the judgment of the Department of Justice that you are not able to effectively lead the bureau," Mr. Trump said in a letter dated Tuesday to Mr. Comey.
"It is essential that we find new leadership for the F.B.I. that restores public trust and confidence in its vital law enforcement mission," Mr. Trump wrote.
The full letter is... even more crazy:
If you can't read that, it says:
Dear Director Comey:
I have received the attached letters from the Attorney General and Deputy Attorney General of the United States recommending your dismissal as the Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation. I have accepted their recommendation and you are hereby terminated and removed from office, effective immediately.
While I greatly appreciate you informing me, on three separate occasions, that I am not under investigation, I nevertheless concur with the judgement of the Department of Justice that you are not able to effectively lead the Bureau.
It is essential that we find new leadership for the FBI that restores public trust and confidence in its vital law enforcement mission.
I wish you the best of luck in your future endeavors.
Donald J. Trump
I'm not sure why it even bothers to mention that Trump himself is not a target of an investigation (or that Comey told him that three times). It's already known that the wider administration is subject to an investigation, and even if you don't believe that such an investigation will turn up anything, it's still happening. At the very least, this should call into question whether or not there can effectively be any investigation into the administration that won't involve meddling by the administration. That alone should be a big concern.
I don't think we've ever said anything particularly supportive of Comey, who we've disagreed with on a large range of issues, but it's difficult to see how this is going to be a good thing. It's already been admitted that the FBI was investigating potential ties between Russia and the administration. Whether or not that investigation had anything at all to do with the firing, there's no way to spin this that looks good.
Yes, the President has the power to fire the head of the FBI... but when that FBI was conducting an independent investigation of the President, any such firing is clearly going to be seen as politically motivated. And, yes, it's important to note that this is NOT entirely unprecedented. President Clinton fired FBI director William Sessions soon after taking office as well, though there wasn't the stench of an FBI investigation into the President going around at the time. If anything, the comparison that seems slightly more apt that people are making is to Archibald Cox, the independent special prosecutor that Richard Nixon fired, leading to the resignations of the Attorney General and Deputy Attorney General (contrast that to today's news, where it was those two roles who recommended this firing...).
Comey was not a particularly good FBI director, and we've covered numerous problems with his leadership. But that doesn't mean that whoever replaces him won't be even worse.
Filed Under: doj, donald trump, fbi, fired, investigation, james comey, jeff sessions


text:
Home / Resumes Samples / Wet Milling Wheel Oper Resume Samples
Wet Milling Wheel Oper Resume Samples
Looking for free wet milling wheel oper resume samples that help you to create a template and write a cv/curriculum vitae document for submitting to recruiters? view the following results. See also: Key Achievements
» Related Examples Results
1) Wet milling wheel Oper Resume Sample
2) Milling Superintendent Resume Sample
Directs operations of number of grain feed mills under one establishment. Estimates operating time of each mill to produce various kinds of grain or feed products, basing estimates on experience, sales records and anticipated need of stock. Prepares comparative data for each m...
3) Desizing pad Operator Resume Sample
Tends feed-end of range that removes size from cloth to increase affinity of cloth for dye. Weighs out desizing agent mixes agent with water in mixing tank, following formula. Turns valves to transfer solution from mixing tank to desizing tubs to control steam for heating soluti...
4) Whizzer Operator Resume Sample
Tends machine that spins felt hat bodies to remove excess water. Pulls bodies over hat-shaped holder of machine or places bodies in basket. Presses button or depresses pedal to start holder or basket spinning, removing excess water from bodies. Releases pedal to stop machine feels ha...
5) Proof press Operator Resume Sample
Makes ready operates proof press to make proofs of type setup. Places galley of type on bed of press. Depresses pedal to move ink roller over face of type or applies ink, using hand roller. Places sheet of paper on type depresses pedal or turns crank to pass rollers over paper to...
6) Planishing press Operator Resume Sample
Operates planishing press to impart finish to plastic sheets. Selects metal plates according to finish desired. Places plastic sheets between metal planishing plates. Slides plates into platens of hydraulic press. Moves controls or inserts circular graph into controlling mec...
7) Stabilizer Operator Resume Sample
Drives and operates machine that mixes waterproofing and binding material with soil to stabilize soil for road surfaces airport runways. Pushes levers and turns wheels to set depth of scoop & rotary blades that pick up pulverize soil. Starts engine to propel machine & pow...
8) Lunch truck Operator Resume Sample
Drives lunch truck over regular scheduled route, and sells miscellaneous food specialties, like sandwiches, box lunches, and beverages, to industrial and office workers, students, and to patrons of sports public events. Maintains truck & food-dispensing equi...
9) General Machine Operator Resume Sample
Tends automatic and semiautomatic machines that punch holes, trim or notch envelope ends, and affix clasps, reinforcing patches, and snap fasteners string or wire ties to envelopes. Turns screws to adjust guides stops of machines, like clasp, eyeletter, patch...
10) Ion exchange Operator Resume Sample
Tends equipment to remove impurities from water used in manufacturing pharmaceuticals toilet preparations. Starts pumps and turns valves to regulate flow of water into ion-exchanger to remove impurities like magnesium calcium. Activates electronic particle-detection devices to...
Read about:
- Resume Builder
- Resume Format
- Resume Writing Services
- How to Write a Professional Resume
- The Benefits of a Resume Template
- Resume Writing Tips That Help You to Get Hired
- Get Interview Invitations Through Your Resume
Featured List: Top Resume Samples


text:
Wellness Recovery Action Plan (WRAP) workshops are provided by a Nationally Certified WRAP Facilitator. The Wellness Recovery Action Plan® or WRAP®, is a self-designed prevention and wellness process that anyone can use to get well, stay well and make their life the way they want it to be. It was developed in 1997 by a group of people who were searching for ways to overcome their own mental health issues and move on to fulfilling their life dreams and goals. It is now used extensively by people in all kinds of circumstances, and by health care and mental health systems all over the world to address all kinds of physical, mental health and life issues. Group size is 10-12 people and available to Community Corrections and other organizations. Assistance with individuals working on their WRAP plans is also available. To receive details about our workshops including fees please visit our contact page.
Leave a Reply.
Objective Reality


text:
Wilcon Building Systems offers expert design and construction of agricultural and commercial buildings. We specialize in woodframe steel clad structures designed and built to our customers' specifications.
Our staff would be pleased to provide you with a no-charge estimate. No project is too large or too small. We want to hear from you. To Request a quote please complete the form below, or contact us for more information.
We welcome and appreciate the opportunity to quote on all your future building projects.


text:
Cuban rapper Pitbull's Mun2 show La Esquina is always interesting. To prove his point about the reality of Cuban immigration, Pitbull wagers that two of his costars couldn't even survive in inner tubes in the local pool for a few hours.
To confront hip-hop culture's attitude towards homosexuality, the rapper's co-star, Fademaster, makes a homophobic friend take on a gay man in the boxing ring.
It's a format that doesn't need tinkering with. But the show's opening is getting a whole new look for its second season. Artists Not Criminals, a graffiti company, is painting a mural on the side of the show's eponymous main setting, Fademaster's La Esquina barbershop on Calle Ocho. The new opening will be a stop motion sequence of the mural's creation.
Funk musician Buddha Gonzales, a
co-star featured cast member, as well as artists Andres Regalado, Jason Shepard, Leo Vigil, and Matt Triado were all on hand for the mural's creation. Below is a sketch of the completed mural, the men at work, and another La Esquina mural in Fademaster's shop.
We Believe Local Journalism is Critical to the Life of a City
Engaging with our readers is essential to Miami New Times's mission. Make a financial contribution or sign up for a newsletter, and help us keep telling Miami's stories with no paywalls.


text:
Viacom's LOGO is a go for its Thursday launch. According to a profile in this morning's Times, expect to see less T&A—or the gay version, pecs & abs. Brian Graden, the uber-programmer and prez of MTV Networks, says diversity will make the channel a success. "Logo is fantastic, but like my sexual identity, it's but a part of me." The new channel will be offered as part of basic cable; here!TV, Q Television and PrideVision are already available in many markets but are premium services.
More on LOGO's goal of diverse programming. Noah's Arc is scheduled to be part of the net's fall season. In the latest New York magazine, Graden says he watched the show's pilot and fell in love. "There was nothing slick about it. But there was one guy who, when he smiled, you liked him. I wanted to put my arms around Noah and take care of him. That's it."


text:
The stock market recovery following the financial crisis has passed through various stages and descriptions; the first 100% gain, which took about 3 years, were characterized by skepticism. By 2013, which added an additional 30%, it was being called "the most hated bull market". In 2015 and 2016 it was "retail is still on the sidelines" and as 2017 logs another round of new all-time highs, we are wondering if this is the "blow-off top."
What all these labels have in common is their negative tone. Which is healthy in that it has provided the "wall of worry" for prices to climb, which is preferable to the euphoria that usually coincides with true market tops.
But are investors still truly skeptical, or is their embrace of ETFs indicative of a blind, albeit more 'passive', bullishness? And if there still is a good deal of worry, is that enough to keep stocks chugging higher?
Mike Santoli, market commentator for CNBC, has a great piece in which takes the pulse of the market and tries to divine what it might mean for future returns.
Here's an excerpt:
Hate, as your mother probably told you, is a strong word, and it no longer seems to capture the public's attitude toward stocks. Yet the typical investor still doesn't quite trust this market, feeling wary of its heights and suspicious of its foundations.
The way this mistrust plays out from here will be a big factor helping to determine how long and far the bull market can carry on.
Investor ambivalence can be glimpsed from a few angles. The monthly Bank of America Merrill Lynch global fund manager survey shows a record percentage of pros see a "just right" investment backdrop of strong growth and low inflation. Yet those calling stocks "overvalued" is also near record highs, and cash levels remain above average – hints of caution tempering the optimism.
Yale economist Robert Shiller has surveyed professional and amateur investors for decades about their market expectations. Right now, both groups' confidence that stocks will rise over the next year is near a multi-decade high. Yet the counterpart "Buy the Dips" and "Crash Confidence" indexes show elevated anxiety that the good times could end suddenly and painfully.
Other surveys show a fairly familiar pattern, with professional investors (tracked by Investors Intelligence, Market Vane, National Association of Active Investment Managers) largely bullish, refusing to fight a sturdy tape, while Main Street's faith in stocks is fragile, with the latest American Association of Individual Investors poll showing just 24 percent bullish on equities.
The movement of real investor cash conveys mixed messages of its own. Flows into stock funds have been uneven, with net withdrawals over the past three weeks as the market stalled near record highs. And when money does go into stock funds, it's overwhelmingly into passive index vehicles.
Year to date, $178 billion has gone into index funds, with $52 billion exiting actively managed portfolios that seek to beat an index. Since the end of 2008, there have been net redemptions from domestic equity funds, with the $756 billion into exchange-traded funds not quite offsetting the $877 billion out of traditional mutual funds. And over the past decade, Merrill says $2.2 trillion has entered passive funds while the same amount fled active.
It's tough to pull a clear investor sentiment signal from the sheer dominance of index funds. On the one hand, low-cost passive investments are simply a better mousetrap in many respects, one that's finally reached mass adoption.
— The Option Specialist


text:
|Sighting Report
|Occurred : 2/4/2011 19:30 (Entered as : 02/04/2011 19:30)
Reported: 2/4/2011 8:42:36 AM 08:42
Posted: 2/8/2011
Location: Baghdad,
Shape: Unknown
Duration:past hour and still
|i've got the video on my sony cybershot but i'm not sure if it is clear. send me an email address so i can send u the footage.
((NUFORC Note: Witness elects to remain totally anonymous; provides little contact information. PD))


text:
Friday, June 19, 2009
My Brother
My brother, who is always noisy and impolite, is an interesting person. He looks elder and stronger than he really is because of his abnormal height and weight. His tummy, the most massive part of his body, is almost as big as a pregnant woman. He often talks about the funny things that happen in his school life, yet they are not really that fascinating. If he feels boring, he takes out his evil recorder and starts play those annoying songs. But, his worst characteristic is the rudeness. For example, when he wants to talk to a person, he will pat his back. If you don't pay attention to him, he becomes angry. He will bother you until you talk to him. This is so displeasing. However, he is sometimes quiet and considerate, but very unusual. Although he has many bad features, but he is still my helpful and favorite relative .
No comments:
Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom)


text:
Our Affirming Black and Brown Fatherhood Series concludes today, with a post by Mark C. Coston, who was primarily raised by his paternal grandfather. His piece, cross-posted from his blog, Junkyard Salvation, is especially resonant for those dealing with loss, those who are beholden to extended family and non-relative father figures, and those whose emotional […]
Category: Affirming Black and Brown Fatherhood
Not Just Our Baby Daddies: Diverse Online Ideas on Minority Fatherhood.
Our Affirming Black and Brown Fatherhood Series concludes this weekend, with some final reflections on Father's Day. We couldn't be happier with the responses we've published from our featured fathers and the feedback we've received from our readers. (Special thanks to PostBourgie for crossposting both Roger's and Stefan's features.) Because no one site can cover […]
"I Would Not Run Away": Single Dad Stefan Malliet Talks Being Present.
Our Affirming Black and Brown Fatherhood Series has gotten such great response this week that we're adding a second featured unmarried dad today. This is Stefan Malliet, a 32-year-old Brooklyn native and father to three-year-old son Kyle. We were struck by Stefan's candor and insights, particularly as it relates to his rocky road toward harmonious co-parenting, his thoughts on animus between black unmarried mothers and fathers, and his insights about single mothers raising sons.
BBM: What's one specific way in which fatherhood has changed you or your outlook on life?
The biggest change that comes to mind is the way that Kyle has become a huge portion of the context for EVERY decision I make. Whereas I used to be a relatively go-with-the-flow person, I now make sure that I take time to consider how any decisions in front of me would affect him; his present and his future. For instance: Who, how and when I date are extremely important now. While I have always (at least casually) considered the potential for positive influence in the women I've dealt with, now I specifically think about "is this the kind of person I would want around my son?" I've found that there are certain associates who I've decided not to deal with any more because of that reason.
BBM: Did you have an immediate idea of the kind of father you'd want to be?
There was one thing I knew about fatherhood as it pertained to myself: I would not run away. For better or worse, that was about as far as I had thought about it. I knew that I wanted children at some point, but hadn't necessarily thought about what that actually means in real life terms. Once it came to pass that my turn was coming, I decided that I'd be – at the very least – someone who my son will be able to look up to. That means clearing out a lot of the cobwebs, old hurts, and bad habits that tend to build up over a lifetime of not necessarily dealing with them.
BBM: What is your relationship with your own father like?
I didn't have a relationship with my father; I never met him. My "father" was my grandfather (mother's father) and he is my hero. He passed on when I was just about to turn 16, which was unfortunate because I was just entering into that time where the transition from boy to man should have been starting. Fortunately, I feel as I have remembered enough of his examples and his words that I was able to integrate them into my journey. In short, that relationship was probably one of the most important thus far.
Continue reading ""I Would Not Run Away": Single Dad Stefan Malliet Talks Being Present."
Meet Adam Carnegie, Eight-Week-Old Dad.
We continue our Affirming Black and Brown Fatherhood Series with brand new dad Adam Carnegie. Adam was slated to join a Google+ Hangout discussion yesterday to discuss his first impressions of parenthood, his hopes for his newborn son, and the ways in which his relationship with his own dad has evolved as a result of […]
Fathers Are Not Just Enforcers: David M. Pittman on Raising Sons.
Our Affirming Black and Brown Fatherhood Series continues today with divorced dad, David M. Pittman. We asked David about raising young sons, his relationship with his own father, and building a "parenting village" as an only child. To hear more from David, join us tonight, June 12 at 7 pm EST for our Conversation on […]


text:
How do you code a web page to take up almost 1GB of memory?
How do you code a web page to take up almost 1GB of memory?
James/Jeff.. while what you say seems true just from a quick glance, I'd like to play devil's advocate and hope/wonder that maybe the poster is an app developer that is in the process of developing some comprehensive app that frees up memory (so comprehensive infact that he/she wants to take into consideration any scenario including a website that takes up a lot of memory :))
Leaning more towards your assumption Jeff but like I said, just playing devil's advocate :)
If he is having trouble debugging his code, perhaps he could share the module in question or his code performance profile (to locate bottlenecks).
I assume you're saying this in an accusatory nature, as opposed to asking for a tutorial?
I assure you, MakeUseOf does not take up 1gb of memory on any standard setup. However, I did have another reader email me about this before - we traced the problem back to them running a buggy copy of adblock. Perhaps you could let us know what plugins you're running?
James, I assure you your code is fine. I think he/she is asking us to tell them how to nefariously take up users memory.
Seriously? That's a bit weird. Why would you do that?


text:
The Bressaglia family, new managers of Hotel delle Mimose in Jesolo (Italy), welcome you to appreciate all the beauties of the Venetian Riviera for a wonderful holiday at the seaside. Enjoy inimitable leisure with your family, partner, friends or even colleagues staying with us. Hotel delle Mimose got recently renewed structure with comfortable and elegant living spaces located in front of Jesolo beach.
We feel genuine pleasure creating a comfortable stay for each of our guest. Professional and friendly staff of our hotel is a guarantee of warm welcome and reliable support during your whole stay in Lido di Jesolo. While complete service is able to satisfy any needs, perfectly suitable for any type of vacation you'd like to enjoy. As a seafront hotel, we will offer you fabulous views of the Lido di Jesolo seaside with its clear water and fascinating golden beach. Just wake up every morning and open the windows of the room to see the golden sunset and the shiny waters of Adriatic sea touching softly the sand of Jesolo beach.
Delle Mimose is one of the few Jesolo hotels with a quick access to both Via Bafile promenade and the smaller lanes where you will find the best that this lively city has to offer in terms of bars, cafes, restaurants, shopping and attractions. Moreover, our strategic position also makes you easy to reach Venice, its islands and more cities of art.
Hotel delle Mimose in Lido di Jesolo is the ideal choice for a warm and relaxed welcome to Italy's seaside: we will turn your holiday into a peaceful and relaxing adventure which you will never forget.
Family Superior


text:
The Meermanno-Westreenianum Museum is one of the finest museums in The Hague, if not in the country. At the moment the exhibition From Picasso to Sol LeWitt, The Artist's Book after 1950 can be seen. That is
I am a bit late posting this, as it can be seen until next week. Sunday July 13th will be your last chance. Many mouth-watering books are on show, like Another Water by Roni Horn.
The left-handed Punch by Roy Fisher and Ronald King.
Of course Raymond Pettibon cannot be missed in a show like this.
There's a copy of Alberto Giacometti's classic Derrière le miroir, as well as
Louise Bourgeois' and Arthur Miller's Homely Girl, A Life, where Bourgeois' illustrations can be opened apart from the text-pages. They open like horriffic butterflies.
Great in quite another way is this book by Lao Tau.
And then there is this impressive book illustrated by Bram van Velde. Well, illustrated, you'd better call it a dialogue (poetry by Charles Juliet).
And more Van Velde. And quite a lot of
work by the versatile Dieter Roth, but in the same room
there's also a showcase with books by Elsworth Kelly and
one with works by Ed Ruscha. Each room has a monitor showing a hand browsing through one of the books.
Leotard by David Shrigley and
work by Sigmar Polke,
Cy Twombly and
Françoit Morellet amongst many others. And at last,
there's a table where you can actually open some books yourself!
This way.
Printed Matter by Ulises Carrión,
Geschichte der Wolken (History of the Clouds) by Hans Magnus Enzensberger,
7: Biele Compagnie by Massimo Danielis,
Stillanovel by Carl Andre and
work by Antoni Tapiès,
by Fransje Killaars,
Sjoerd Hofstra,
this fantastic book by Margit Rijnaard and many others. And
there's a showcase with works by Richard Tuttle.
Herman de vries' works are well represented (herman de vries will represent the Netherlands at the 2015 Venice Biennale) as are
works by Sol LeWitt.
There isn't much Picasso, but never mind, this exhibition will make you greedy anyway!
(Click on the pictures to enlarge)
Bertus Pieters


text: Suggestion - allow project managers to set an hours limit on the Task Information screen (or to check a box to make the "Estimated Hours" a not to exceed limit). That way if a user tries to enter hours on their timesheet that exceed the limit, the entry will be rejected. This feature would prevent employees from over-charging hours budgets without gaining authorization. Even though the hours spent progress bar is visable on the time entry sheet, it is often overlooked. Allowing managers to set a hard limit that employees can't exceed would solve this problem. This is particularly important for services companies that often work on hourly Not-To Exceed budgets from their clients.


text:
Speaker: Alexander Gorodnik
Description: The Ergodic Theory has its roots in the investigation of time-evolution and chaotic properties of complex physical systems. It was discovered that many such systems exhibit stable behavior on large time scales. The Ergodic Theory seeks for a rigorous explanation of this surprising phenomenon. In mathematical terms this involves analysis of groups of transformations of measure spaces that will be the main focus of the course. For instance, we will be interested in asymptotic behavior of iterations of these transformations, how to characterize randomness in this context, and how to compare/classify such systems. We will also discuss some of the applications of the Ergodic Theory to the other areas of mathematics.
Prerequisites: Analysis I-III
Assistant: Jialun Li
Lecture Notes and Homeworks: link
Exam: Februar 7, 2020
Module: 07.02.2020 9:00-12:00, Room: Y27H12, Type: written exam
Repetition: 24.08.2020 10:00-14:00, Room: Y27H25, Type: oral exam
Module: MAT624 Ergodic theory


text:
Listing Details
MAINFRAME Original & Classic Rock Duo in Florida
MAINFRAME is an Original & Classic Duo Band featuring; Jerry Chiappetta, Jr. on Lead Vocals & Guitar and Tatiana Chiappetta on Bass Guitar & Vocals. MAINFRAME performs songs by Pink Floyd, The Beatles, Eric Clapton, The Cars, Tom Petty, The Eagles, David Bowie, Chris Rea, Billy Idol, The Doors, U2, and other similar artists. MAINFRAME's original songs deliver a unique Classic/Pop Rock sound with excellent lyrics, harmonies, hooks and groves to make for an extra special event! MAINFRAME uses a top of the line Fender PA System with Subwoofers and Fender Guitar Amplifiers to generate a true full stereo sound. MAINFRAME also utilizes an Alesis SR18 drum computer to help keep the dance beat going strong in perfect time with 100% volume control for any venue setting. Their sound is full and well rounded, but never too loud even for smaller venues.
MAINFRAME's stage lighting system consists of various sound activated lights including simulated laser lighting to help keep the fun and exciting party atmosphere going strong throughout their entire performance. In between sets, MP3 music is played through the MAINFRAME Sound System so that the music is constant throughout the entire event. MAINFRAME is available to perform for corporate events, private parties, weddings, lounges and night clubs, hotel and restaurant gigs, grand openings, and anywhere Live Original & Classic Rock music is needed. Inquire today to receive a price quote for a Live Performance by MAINFRAME!
For smaller venues (or budgets) Jerry also performs as a solo act.
To inquire for a Live Performance Price Quote, simply visit MAINFRAME.band
Click Here to Visit My Web Site
- Login Required
Avoid Scams
- Deal locally, face-to-face is best. Follow this one rule and avoid 99% of scam attempts.
- Avoid scams by acting locally or paying with PayPal.
- Never pay with Western Union, Moneygram or other anonymous payment services.
- Don't buy or sell outside of your country. Don't accept cashier cheques from outside your country.
- This site is never involved in any transaction, and does not handle payments, shipping, guarantee transactions, provide escrow services, or offer "buyer protection" or "seller certification".


text:
ArtFest Fort Myers recently received numerous Florida Festival & Events Association honors and was particularly proud to be recognized with a First Place Award for their successful sponsorship program with Suncoast Credit Union and the Art Under 20 high school art competition.
"When the arts are an active and vibrant part of a community, everyone benefits. Suncoast Credit Union is elated to know that ArtFest Fort Myers has been recognized as the jewel we believe it is, and that our members and the larger community get exposure to the arts in a way that might not happen without such an event," said Greg Pasanen, Regional Vice President.
With the support of Suncoast Credit Union, the Art Under 20 exhibit and competition, which takes place over festival weekend, gives hundreds of talented high school students an opportunity to showcase their artwork to festival goers while competing for $8,000 in cash awards. Students artists from across our community exhibit in the categories of Digital, Drawing, Painting, Photography, 3-D and Mixed Media and student Entry Forms are available now for the 2017 competition. For more information, visit ArtFestFortMyers.com


text:
Make breakfast. Pack lunch. Prep dinner. Drop off. Pick Up. Car pool. Work pool. Practice. Homework. Clean up. Prep for tomorrow. Repeat.
Mom is busy – treat her to a Mother's Day gift that is classy, stylish, and strong – just like Mom!
Available in black and red brown leather and available in sizes Small or Large. (Our model mom is wearing the Leather Shoulder Bag in red brown, size large.)
Shop our store in Kingston or online to treat your mom today.


text:
BAKER – A 43-year-old woman who refused to get into a patrol car was charged with resisting arrest.
According to her Okaloosa County Sheriff's Office arrest report, she repeatedly threw herself to the ground and refused to get up.
The deputy was trying to take her into custody for an outstanding criminal mischief warrant.
A second deputy had to be called to the scene to assist the first with carrying her to the vehicle. Once there, she refused to enter the patrol car using her legs to prevent being placed in the car.


text:
Saudi Arabia
Mataf Elevated Walkway, Makkah
The elevated walkway surrounding the holiest place in Islam is one of the largest carbon-fiber civil structures in the world.…
Meta-Cluster Engineering -internationalization and cluster cooperation
Since September 2015 the Ministry of Finance and Economy has promoted the cluster project "Meta-Cluster Engineering"…
Health Park
bw-engineers developed a health park concept for preventive and rehabilitation care, as well as complimentary life-style uses such as restaurant,…
Health Centers
The Ministry of Health (MOH) awarded the design and tender of prototype health centers to the Joint Venture (JV) of…
Forensic Centers
The Ministry of Health appointed bw-engineers to design prototype Forensic Centers. With the medico-legal death investigation system in the KSA…
Al-Medina Road, Riyadh (Prince Salman Road)
Study of development and improving Al-Medina Road in Riyadh, City Comprehensive Traffic Study, Conceptual Designs and Simulation Studies
Eastern Provinces of Saudi Arabia Storm water Drainage
Eastern Provinces of Saudi Arabia Storm water Drainage
Landfill for sludge from the STP Tabuk, KSA
Design and tender documents of the sludge landfill with degassing equipment for the STP of Tabuk
Review engineering for 4 intersections
4 tunnels (total length of 3 km )and 4 bridges (total length of 2,3 km) will be built to improve the traffic flow around the city of Dammam.
Stormwater Drainage Masterplan, Riyadh
Comprehensive stormwater drainage and flood protection masterplan including hydrologic and hydraulic model and design works for the city of Riyadh


text:
Know more about this business than we do? Cool! Please submit any corrections or missing details you may have.Help us make it right
Save A Lot is your neighborhood grocery store. We offer discount groceries every day, so you can bring home fresh foods at refreshing prices.
Be the first OregonLive.com user to add photos or videos of Save-A-Lot
Since 2009 the company has been providing Grocery Stores.
Since 1977
33 years in business
Extreme Value Grocery Stores


text:
|Biosequences .. Software .. Molbio soft .. Network News .. FTP
Next year, the Arabidopsis Functional Genomics Consortium (AFGC) will start a service facility for DNA microarray analysis. For information about this facility, including how to request experiments, and other aspects of our NSF-sponsored project, please see our web site at http://afgc.stanford.edu The applications for DNA microarrays are abstract-like and there are three deadlines per year, the first being Dec. 15, 1999. Mike Sussman announced previously that the T-DNA Knockout Facility opened in October, 1999. The web site for the Knockout Facility is http://www.biotech.wisc.edu/Arabidopsis/ and it can also be reached via a link from the AFGC site. Best wishes from the AFGC, Pam Green Ken Keegstra John Ohlrogge Ellen Wisman Shauna Somerville Mike Cherry Mike Sussman Rick Amasino Sandra Austin-Phillips Steve Dellaporta


text:
VMware's Brian Madden, Lead Field Technologist, VMware Asks, Is VDI Dead?
Five years ago, virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) was all the rage. But now that everyone's talking about the digital workspace, intelligence, mobile apps, and identity management, it's almost like we forgot about little ole VDI! So where is VDI in 2018? Have we already reached peak VDI? Is VDI on the decline, or are its brightest days still to come? In this session, Brian Madden will look at how VDI fits into the end-user computing world in 2018 and where it's headed. He'll discuss VDI hot-button issues like persistent versus non-persistent disks, VDI versus RDSH, on-premises versus cloud, remoting protocols, and integration with physical desktops and laptops.
This video is from the fine folks at VMware VMworld.


text:
The Unsung Heroes of Workplace Safety – Cheryl Staats
Cheryl Staats
Kirwan Institute, Ohio State University
The following piece has been reposted, with kind permission, from a recent special edition of the blog Race-Talk that focuses on Latino organizing for social justice. Race-Talk is managed and moderated by the Kirwan Institute for the Study of Race and Ethnicity at the Ohio State University.
In her post, Cheryl Staats highlights the syndemic relationship between health status and Latino workers' vulnerability, including the substantial proportion of immigrants among them. She also calls our attention to both the critical importance of claiming a voice in political spheres and the inevitable risks facing unauthorized im/migrants who do so.
Although the piece does not focus specifically on unauthorized im/migrants, lack of status amplifies the vulnerabilities she discusses. In particular, raising complaints about workplace safety can put immigrant workers at risk of being fired, deported, separated from family, and/or losing their source of livelihood and ability to support local and transnational dependents. Importantly, all of these forms of vulnerability further impede the kind of organizing and claimsmaking for which the author calls.
– The Access Denied Team
In the midst of the uproar surrounding comprehensive immigration reform and the devastating new law in Arizona that seemingly legalizes racial profiling, immigrants and their advocates and organizers are shouldering the strains of these significant challenges. While these battles are ongoing, one bright spot has recently emerged: The Occupational Safety and Health Administration's (OSHA) increased recognition of the workplace dangers that plague many Latinos, particularly immigrants, coupled with actions to attend to these labor issues.


text:
Magliochetti named tennis scholar athlete
Bethlehem Catholic's number one singles player Brenna Magliochetti was named the District XI Tennis Female Scholar Athlete winner at the 20th annual banquet last Wednesday at the Lehigh Valley Hotel and Conference Center in Bethlehem.
Magliochetti tied with Easton's Elissa Jacobs, who played one singles for the Red Rovers. It was the first time in the history of the banquet there was a tie. The male scholar athlete winner was Parkland's Matthew Liu. (More on Liu and Jacobs in this week's Parkland Press).
"When they started saying the AP courses, I thought, wait, I take all those classes. And when they said the Vice President of NHS and Key Club, I thought, that's definitely me, but I really was not expecting it at all," Magliochetti said.
Coached by Becahi head coach George Harmanos, Magliochetti ranks in the top 10% of her class with a GPA of 4.0. She earned a record of 29-4 at one singles, was the District XI Class 2A champion, a PIAA state finalist, and an EPC All Star.
What Magliochetti will treasure about her high school tennis career is her state singles championship when she was a junior.
"Molly [Ehrig] was out there with me and my family was out there with me, and just to have lost sophomore year and then to come back and win," said Magliochetti. "But then we have two team district championships, and I made one of my best friends on the team, Molly Ehrig. She won this last year... Just people I will keep in my life forever, and my little sister is coming here next year, so I will still be a part of it."
Magliochetti plans to attend Providence College where she will also play tennis.
"I'm just going to take classes to see what I'm interested in, and hopefully I'll find a career that I like," she said.
This year's main speaker at the banquet was District XI Tournament Chairman Neil Curtis, who was the banquet's very first main speaker 20 years ago.
Curtis has been a tennis professional for 40 years and has coached many high school players who have gone on to be accomplished collegiate players. The foundation of Curtis's success as an athlete and a coach is sportsmanship.
District XI Tennis Scholar Athlete Committee Member Jeff Biro introduced Curtis as the best friend that Lehigh Valley tennis has ever had.
When Curtis came up to the microphone, he joked that he was flattered to be asked to speak because the committee must have thought he had done such a good job 20 years ago. After further contemplation, however, he thought perhaps the committee was giving him a chance to redeem himself from 20 years earlier.
Curtis spoke about the lifelong values tennis teaches, including sportsmanship.
"If you can't be a shining example then you'll just have to be a horrible lesson," said Curtis, who obtained the quote from his wife Lyndell, who was also in attendance.
Curtis also spoke about the bonds tennis creates, including the bond he had with his daughter Erica who passed away last year.
Curtis called tennis the sport of a lifetime and ended his speech with "the ball is now in your court."
This year's District XI nominees for the girls were Jessica Davis of Allentown Central Catholic, Giovanna Murgia of Bangor, Hansika Mandadi of East Stroudsburg North, Valeria Osorio of East Stroudsburg South, Natalie Sinai of Freedom, Julia Zheng of Liberty, Lilliana Nino of Moravian Academy, Halle DeNardo of Nazareth, Grace Tepes of Northampton, Heather Bartlett of Notre Dame East Stroudsburg, Logan Lencheski of Notre Dame Green Pond, Claire Olmstead of Palisades, Murong Yao of Parkland, Alexia Brown of Pen Argyl, Katie Denver of Salisbury, Megan Gatchel of Saucon Valley, Chloe Scozzafava of Southern Lehigh, Anna Tjeltveit of William Allen, and Katie Pope of Wilson.
District XI nominees for the boys were JianHan Zhou of Allentown Central Catholic, Grant Kaye of Bangor, Maanik Singh of Bethlehem Catholic, Ethan Gabay of Easton, Malik Smith of East Stroudsburg North, Kevin Ge of Emmaus, Justin Szaro of Freedom, Rak Kundu of Liberty, Robert Shaff of Moravian Academy, Soham Patel of Nazareth, Michael Swope of Palisades, Tanner Shaw of Pen Argyl, Joseph Romano of Pocono Mountain West, Patrick To of Salisbury, Keegan Market of Saucon Valley, Jacob Nelson of Southern Lehigh, and Nicholas Demjan of Whitehall.


text:
Home ›
The Midnight Sons
Pete's Basement Season 9, Episode 17 - 5.24.16
Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. season finale, Game of Thrones, and Flash have the roundtable talking this week. It's a full house with Cheezeburger, Chris Craddock, and Greg joining the party. New York Comic Con has new rules for tickets. Pete is livid about Civil War II's 1 in 1000 variant. Plus we'll be dropping all sorts of bombs this week, so you'll want to be tuning in for the scoop months before the mainstream geek sites have it!
Submitted by Roger on Tue, 05/24/2016 - 04:28


text:
Kai Stainless Steel Double Edge Blades
$ 3.75
11 reviews
Kai Double Edge Razor Blades are ninja sharp. They are made from high quality, medical grade stainless steel and they provide the user with close and consistent shaves. Product of Japan.
I had never tried these before and I have enough blades to last me a lifetime but at the promotional price Phil offered them they were hard to pass up. I added them to my rotation but so far I can't tell the difference between them and Feather, which is a great endorsement. If you like Feathers, you'll like these in my opinion. As usual, delivery and follow up from Phil was exemplary.
The Kai stainless blades seem more forgiving than the Feathers and a bit sharper than the Pol Silvers. I will be using these blades a lot. I get three comfortable shaves from a blade.
I've only used these blades 5 times so far. After using only one blade I get the feeling that these blades will be a workhorse in my Mergress.
My go-to blade varies from Polsilver to Gillette silver blues and now these Kai fit in nicely.
I was impressed by the Kai blades in the light blue box. Sharp and smooth. They might be my runner up to the Astra blades. Good find.
I like this blade a lot in milder razors like old Techs - it gives me a close and very comfortable shave. In razors with more blade feel the Kai really lets me know I've had a shave. Some guys like that, but I'm very happy with this blade in my vintage Gillettes.
I shave with a Feather AS-D2 razor and have tried multiple sample packs over the past 3 years. IMHO, the KAI works best in my Feather razor, even better than the Feather blades, The Kai blades are sharp, but smoother and more forgiving than the feather blades. They also last longer than other brands. Personally, I get 5 good shaves from a KAI blade and 2 decent ones. I change out once per week, so they are still economical, even at the higher price.
These are high quality blades from Japan. They are more affordably priced than the Feather blades I am currently using them in a 1940's or early 1950's Gillette Superspeed. I bought them to use in a 1963 Gillette Slim Adjustable They provide a smooth shave. I can't vouch for the longevity on these yet as I have just tried them. Take care with these. They are similar to the Feathers in their keen-ness. Bullgoose has priced these very competitively.
I think that the blade is a little thicker than the feather and more stable base give a s kktber base, the thicker base gives a smother shave.
I just bought an Above the Tie slant bar S2 razor from Bull Goose and a pack of Asrta, Perma Shave Super came with it. Based on the recommendation of BG I ordered a pack of Kai's. I have a Feather DE razor that I tried Feather and Personna med prep too. Kia's are just as sharp as Feathers but unlike the Feathers they are smooth as silk. Where the Feathers last 2 days the Kai's last over 7 days. I do s three pass shave daily and my blonde facial hair is as tough as bar wire. You can throughout all the other blades these are ten stars!
I purchased an ATT S1 a few weeks ago.While being an extremely smooth razor I felt that it was not living up to its potential with the blades I tried in it.
My solution was to buy some Kai blades.These blades took the S1 to a whole new level.They have earned a permanent place in my den.
Kai blades are made in the Japanese city where the fabled swords were produced. With this lineage they do not disappoint. Kai has a thicker blank than feathers and this may help avoid the extreme sharpness of feathers that many find to much and the short blade life. These are a premium blade with a premium price. Everyone should experience a Kai and
keep a few for when 'YOU ABSOLUTELY HAVE TO HAVE A BBS SHAVE'.


text:
HPQ's Spin Off: Here's Why Investors May Face Tough Challenges Ahead
Spin off fever in corporate America is also being looked at as a growing trend to reach Europe within the next twelve months. As investors are seeking ways to maximize their investment returns, U.S. mergers have paved way to having bankers look at predicting that same activity as likely to span across Europe in 2015.
"There may be more opportunity for these moves on the European continent", said Severin Brizay, head of mergers and acquisitions in Europe, Middle East and Africa at UBS Group AG.
HP announced on October 6, its split into two separate, publicly traded entities. The split follows the abandonment of a five-year turnaround plan which may have indicated is failure in long term goals. HP plans to have one company dedicated to software, servers and cloud technology dubbed as Hewlett-Packard Enterprise, while the other will be focused on its existing traditional PC and printer businesses which will be named HP Inc.
Signs of leadership within any of Hewlett-Packard's two individual business units appear to be challenging from numerous angles. According to HP's recent financial statement, its PC and printer businesses increased to 3.1 percent in sales from November ending July 31, 2013. HP's enterprise hardware and services unit generated only $31.4 billion in revenues falling 19 percent below its revenues from November ending July 2013.
Not every spin off works. HP's intentions to sell to its businesses to consumers may perform worse than expected. The company lost market leadership to its rival, Lenovo and is competing with lowered costs of PCs to its other rivals. The addition of printers to HP Inc. could have the potential to scale, yet at the same time mitigation might cause damage. Investors are skeptical that Hewlett-Packard Enterprise may grow as fast as Meg Whitman stated.
M&A may see its way through after the multi-billion dollar split has been finalized as rumored acquisitions are also unfolding. EMC is said to acquire Hewlett-Packard Enterprise. It is still uncertain how growth would be financed with Hewlett-Packard Enterprise when cash flow from printer sales and the personal computer take a loss.
HP's slow growth-fast growth strategy is also not a fit. Both of its new companies have had slow to no growth operations. The company's revenues grew faster from its personal computers than its enterprise businesses. Many investors also worry that HP's Itanium service business performance has had a decline with many of its maintenance operations and service contracts. Lower cost alternatives have caused the Itanium services installation to falter.
The company reported an 18 percent decline in revenues for its business critical systems unit and a 6 percent decline in enterprise services. HP did show revenues of up to 12 percent with its personal systems, as it predicted personal technology could be a strong growth driver for its business.
HP faces many economic risks with scaling for growth. This was even one of the main points why the company decided to reverse its efforts to spin off its personal computer business a few years ago. When the company had made the drastic change, HP cited that synergies could account for nearly $1 billion in revenues.
By presenting each new company as two separate units, the 75-year-old technology giant has promised to provide the financial resources, flexibility, focus and independence required for successful customer dynamics and ability to quickly adapt to the market. HP stated that the companies may even me in a better position to compete within the market, support its partners and customers and also deliver the maximum value to its shareholders.
In summary, HP has struggled with many problems, specifically in storage, technology and business critical systems services. Selling to consumers on behalf of its enterprise areas may provide new opportunities for managers of these units to find ways to better compete against rivals. HP's existing traditional PC and printer businesses does appear to be in better condition to compete in comparison with the company's software, servers and cloud technology unit. It is still unclear whether the tech titan is able to grow faster in the enterprise industry while having profitability.
Published on Mar 16, 2015By Jennifer Lynn
Posted in ...Market Commentary Investing Stocks and ETFs Stocks


text:
Preface of the Publisher (That is to Say, Me)
A while ago I had a project, called Poems by Famous Anthropologists They Were Unaware They Wrote. "Poems" consist of broken into lines passages from anthropologists' works, which the authors themselves never had an intention–a wild idea–to break into lines.
Also recently, I got on Skype, which I do not do that often. And this is not a remarkable event worth mentioning by itself, but only in connection to the poem, which I found there to my amazement. This poem was written by my scientific advisor, Professor Campbell, during our conversation when for reasons of unstable internet-connection he could hear me but I could not hear him. Which made it a one-side communication poetry often is. The text is already broken into lines, and, although it was not intended as poetry, in this it shares the feature of many pieces of poetry. Even more, perhaps poetry written with an intention to write poetry is not poetry. And perhaps poetry is only poetry when it is written by chance and without intention. Without further ado, here is the piece (with the title I gave it):
Skype Poem
there are many
visual documents
on soviet ruins
a grant
I received to copy
many slides
this is a good idea
it seems to me a strong visual component would be good for this project.
your photographs
plus archival documents
it is important because of
a very strong contemporary record of 'ruin porn'
this is your response.


text:
Beyond Zero Emissions was established in 2006 out of a concern that the stated climate change goals of other environmental organisations at the time contradicted the scientific literature. Policies these organisations were calling for if realised would see atmospheric greenhouse gas concentrations continue to rise, thereby causing devastation from global warming.
Luckily, this has now begun to change, with the grassroots climate action movement, made up of over 200 groups across Australia adopting a policy of 100% renewable energy for Australia by 2020, and recognising that the current science is explicit in saying that there is already to much carbon in the atmosphere. Some of the bigger environment groups are also moving in this direction.
From its inception, Beyond Zero Emissions' goal has been to help facilitate a timely transition to a zero carbon future where atmospheric greenhouse gas concentrations are reduced to a safe threshold. The group focusses on both the research, education and promulgation of scientifically-based policy and technology solutions in order to realise this transition.
The "Zero Carbon Australia Stationary Energy Plan" summary and full report are available for download & purchase via the http://beyondzeroemissions.org website. important reading for all Australians


text:
Shapewear, Shaped Like You (longer version)
At Jewel Toned we believe women aren't shaped like fruit. http://shopjeweltoned.com/collections/shop Jewel Toned is the first body positive shapewear. Check us out and see how your shape is OUR business. We know your life is busy, so we've got you covered. Shop Jewel Toned at http://www.jeweltoned.co Keep up to date and in the know with Jewel Toned: Instagram: @jeweltoned Twitter: @jeweltoned Facebook: facebook.com/shopjeweltoned Polyvore: @jewel-toned-lingerie Director: Jeremy Kasten Production Company: Odd Machine Music: Robots With Radios
LicenseDefault YouTube License
This video contains product placements


text:
The brief I gave my Personal Shopper was to give me the classic British country look. And when I want to dress in tweed, dark green and burgundy it's undoubtedly a sign autumn it's on its way.
I no longer sleep with my window open at night, I've swopped for my thicker duvet, I want to have soup and home made bread for lunch and I've signed up for an Italian evening course.
Evening courses are also a reliable sign autumn is entering our lives here in Sweden. We tend to want to dance salsa and do pottery with strangers when it starts getting cold.
And the biggest change of all: I just want to sit inside and watch a film and that's about it.
Long gone are the late summer nights when I stayed up until late. When I went out every day of the week, and still went to work the next day, without feeling tired. The sun, the light and all the good times have this effect on us Swedes.
But now all I want to do is to go to bed early and have a good night sleep. I've become boring. But so have the rest of the Swedish population.
Come September and we go into hibernation. It's the force of nature. It's the force of the very harsh Scandinavian nature.
We live in a country which is pitch black and freezing cold for about eight months of the year. Yes that's right, eight months.
Its dark when we wake up, we plough our way through drifts of snow to work. It's dark all day except for a few hours at lunch. That's if you are lucky. If you live in the northern parts of Sweden its dark 24/7. Yep.
With this in mind you might understand our obsession for the sun. We need it. We need the light. I don't know of any other country where doctors prescribe light therapy.
It might sound like a joke to dress all in white and sit in a white room with very bright light, but for some it's necessary.
And when the first days of spring come, even though the temperature is still more towards zero then ten, we want to be outside. We feel alive for the first time in a very long time.
The sun it's like a drug to us. We are so depended by it, we crave it. A bad summer could have damaging consequences on our lives.
I've had a great summer, with lots of sun, so I'm hoping I'll make it thorough this winter. I nipped of to Italy for a few weeks just to be on the safe side.
Anyhow, I'm going to bed now and tend to stay there until May.
Good night!


text:
Authentic Personal Leadership Coaching
A Strategic Tool for Effective Global Leadership
How to Become an Effective Personal Leadership Coach
Leaders, managers and HR directors have an enormous role to play in creating a sustainable high human performance culture. They must understand the great potential authentic personal leadership coaching has as a vehicle for their leadership development, organizations' cultural change and business success. In addition, they have to utilize effective coaching to improve engagement and workforce productivity as well as the career and skills development of their employees.
Dr. Hubert Rampersad's unique authentic personal leadership coaching system is fundamental to effective entrepreneurial leadership and organizational performance. It begins with a focus on self-awareness and the fundamentals of defining your dreams. It includes a powerful framework for translating your dreams into actions and manage yourself as a business based on this. Authentic personal leadership coaching is a spiritual, measurable, holistic, organic, authentic and sustainable way to help people discover all that is within themselves and become successful in life. The emphasis is on excelling in everything you do, making the right choices in developing your future, having a happier and more fulfilling life and successfully facing new life challenges. It focuses on leaders, managers and HR directors who would like to become effective trusted coaches, coach their employees successfully to enhance their engagement, empower their employees, create trust and a real learning organization, increase employee's self-responsibility, and ultimately, enhance sustainable organizational effectiveness. This coaching system is endorsed by the world's leading coaching expert Marshall Goldsmith.
In recent years, we have applied this authentic personal leadership coaching system in many countries, and have observed that this method results in a step-by-step increase in individual happiness, consciousness, self-learning and creativity, at work as well as in life in general. Based on this system, it's easy to manage and coach yourself and others effectively. It leads to continuous development and use of one's talents, greater awareness of one's responsibilities and self-discipline, and development of one's ethical behaviors.
Most effective coaching system for coaching executives in the 21st Century
This unique approach differs fundamentally from traditional coaching methods. It brings an inspirational and self-awareness learning process that measurably, concretely and routinely improves personal effectiveness, and reinforces work/life balance. It also opens your view to new ideas, possibilities and business opportunities. It is combined with powerful tools to deliver peak performance and to create a stable basis for trustworthiness, credibility, and personal charisma. This organic coaching system is neither cosmetic nor cloudy, and therefore clients are experiencing concrete results within 2 months. Here are some testimonials about this unique coaching system.
In this training leaders and managers on all levels within the organization will develop effective leadership and coaching skills to enhance their effectiveness, and achieve tangible results with people. This training will provide you with a holistic coaching framework and tools to get in touch with yourself in a deep, meaningful way that will strengthen your authenticity, develop your personal integrity, and enhance your performance at work and at home.
- Enhance your personal effectiveness and deliver peak performance.
- Establish an effective mentoring and coaching programme in your organization.
- Coach and facilitate improved behavior in others in a holistic way.
- Develop your full potential and the potential of your coachees/employees.
- Develop personal responsibility and personal integrity.
- Coach your employees/coachees to utilize their talents effectively.
- Develop employee engagement
- Create work-life balance.
- Create conditions for trust and a real learning organization.
- Bring about the best fit between employee's and organization's objectives and create lasting conditions for self-guidance, inner involvement, commitment and enjoyment at work.
Who should attend?
Leaders, managers, executives, coaching and mentoring professionals, and human resources professionals.
Training Fee: Email us at firstname.lastname@example.com for fee, dates and location. Fee includes seminar documentation, certificate of attendance from Business School of the Americas in the USA.
In-house: This practical 2-day workshop can be conducted in-house. We tailor the training according to your needs and requirements.
This training is based on Dr. Rampersad's bestselling books "Be The CEO of Your Life: The Ultimate Authentic Personal Branding Formula for Standing Out from the Crowd" and "Personal Balanced Scorecard: The Way to Individual Happiness, Personal Integrity, and Organizational Effectiveness", and "Authentic Personal Branding", which have been published in many languages.
About the Trainer
Prof. Hubert Rampersad, PhD., MSc., BSc., is an international leading authority on corporate governance, personal leadership coaching, human performance management and change management. He holds a PhD. in Management, a MSc. in Innovation, and BSc. in Mechanical Engineering from leading accredited universities. He is and prominent author of the bestselling books "Total Performance Scorecard: Redefining Management to Achieve Performance with Integrity " ,"Personal Balanced Scorecard; The Way to Individual Happiness, Personal Integrity and Organizational Effectiveness ", "TPS-Lean Six Sigma; Linking Human Capital to Lean Six Sigma – A New Blueprint for Creating High Performance Companies", "Authentic Personal Branding: A new blueprint for building and aligning your brand", and "Be The CEO of Your Life: The Ultimate Authentic Personal Branding Formula for Standing Out from the Crowd" and "Authentic Governance", which have been published in many languages and endorsed by leading professors at Harvard Business School, MIT and Yale School of Management. His was featured in Fortune Magazine and BusinessWeek and he was guest professor at MIT Sloan. Dr. Rampersad has conducted presentations, workshops and seminars for leading companies such as: Nokia, Philips Electronics, Lucent Technology, ABNAMRO Bank, Shell Oil Company, SABIC and Dubai World.
Dr. Rampersad's workshops:
- How to Enhance the Performance and Continuity of Family Businesses
- Managing High Performance Ethical Organizational Change Effectively
- Authentic Personal Leadership Coaching
- Become a Certified Personal Brand Coach
- Female Entrepreneurial Leadership Branding
- Personal Leadership Branding
- How to Enhance Employee Engagement and Workforce Productivity
- TPS-Lean Six Sigma Green Belt, Black Belt and Master Black Belt Certification
- Why Traditional Corporate Governance Implementations Fail and Lack Sustainability
Please fill out the registration form below.
TPS International Inc.
4280 SW 125Th LN, Miramar, Florida 33027, USA
Phone: +1-786-537-7580


text:
This weekend at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, Tanner Foust launched his Hot Wheels Team truck further than any other four wheeled vehicle in history.
Prior to the start of the Indy 500, the mysterious (note the pixelated helmet visor) 'Yellow Racer' dropped down 90 feet of ramp suspended by a 10 story tower. The jump stretched over three football fields at an astonishing 332ft and was Guinness certified as a record.
Foust already boasted an impressive resume including X-Games gold, Gymkhana Grid gold, and stunt driving in motion pictures such as 'Iron Man' and 'Fast And The Furious'. Over the weekend he added Guinness world record holder and solidified himself as one of the coolest dudes on the planet.
Watch Tanner Foust, a.k.a. Yellow Driver, make history below:


text:
Meet Chad and His Family
Chad was born and raised in the South Bay area of Southern California. Growing up, he was very active in sports and played football, golf, baseball and soccer for West High School in Torrance, where he met his wife, Jane.
In 1999, they moved to Ashland Oregon, the perfect place to raise their two daughters, Kyra (16) and Rylie (14).
When Chad is not at the office, he enjoys taking trips with his family, golfing, fishing and is also active at his local church, First Baptist Church of Ashland.
Meet Chris and His Family
Chris and his wife Heidi were married in March of 2000. They have 4 adult children, 2 still at home and 2 grand daughters with one on the way.
Meet Dana
Dana is an Oregon native and has lived the Rogue Valley since 1980. She is married to Bruce McLean, also an Oregon native with roots in Ashland and they have one daughter, Keely. Dana and her family enjoy traveling together always seeking a new adventure wherever they go. In Dana's personal time she enjoys long hikes on the trails around Ashland and having a nice local glass of wine with friends at one of the local wineries.
Meet Heather
Heather was born and raised here in Southern Oregon. She attended University of Oregon, where she studied business. Heather enjoys spending time with her husband David and two little girls, Makayla (10) and Peyton (5). Most of her weekends are spent either at the soccer field cheering on her oldest daughter, or at the dance studio with her youngest.


text: Millions of undocumented migrants who have lived in the US for at least five years may be protected from deportation and allowed to remain in the country. An estimated 11 million migrants are believed to live in the US, but the new measures might only spare five million people from deportation. Al Jazeera's Andy Gallacher reports from Florida. SOURCE: Al Jazeera Politics US & Canada United States Migrants


text:
Cable and satellite TV are two tv-broadcasting methods that differ within the technologies they use and the advantages they provide. With our antenna we get sixteen channels: CBS, NBC, FOX, ABC, all of our local stations, several PBS stations, a kid's community, a shopping channel and a few different channels with normal programming. Jeff Hewson, the baby-faced star of QVC, has give up the TV shopping community -because he says his jealous ex-wife made his life a dwelling hell. I'm not sure if this can still be called online buying, but I learn that tele-shopping is the fitting phrase right here to explain the activities of consumers and tv broadcast. Online shopping uninterrupted lets you partake significance hobbies coextensive agility to meadow gross sales; public sale fashion sites mature on the Internet.
Another supply also said There can also be enormous uncertainty transferring forward because of the change of the distribution framework in Canada," referring to latest CRTC decide and pay rules for TV. Satellite TV and cable is likely to be precisely what you want in relation to dwelling entertainment, and you would possibly find it definitely worth the worth. Online TV Shopping Karnataka The sheer quantity and assortment of outlets can scarcely be surpassed by some other Indian metropolis. Instead of recipient up far earlier than the break of day and recipient mastery the three a. m. lineup, verve online shopping. I do watch QVC as a result of I get my Laura Geller makeup from there but I have by no means watched Kirks Folly before.
The siblings started making their Kirks Folly adornments in earnest, and first brought them to the American QVC in 1992. Many of the channels on the Roku are free and do not require a subscription, so you do not have to enroll in anything in case you do not wish to. You can nonetheless watch motion pictures and reveals by means of free channels like Crackle. The shopping channel was already using Final Cut Server and had nicely-established workflows for the media content.
For the sake of further development, Shop Channel is increasing its enterprise to rapidly-growing Asia and other places abroad. Quick Buy: Enhanced shopping features and a cellular-friendly checkout make shopping out of your machine quick, straightforward and – as at all times with THE SHOPPING CHANNEL – safe. The shopping channel had a variety of other existing software tools in place all through the workflow, including Telestream Vantage for transcoding, and Adobe Premiere for editing.
The Shopping Channel's studios are being rebuilt for prime-definition broadcasts, an elaborate course of that requires the channel to replace fake fridges and ovens with the actual issues and to use genuine tiles and wooden trim the place cheap imitations as soon as sufficed.


text:
Southern Bastards #5. Gridiron part 1. Reckon it's about to get mighty dark. Is it good?
Southern Bastards #5 (Image Comics)
I'm always pleasantly surprised when things don't travel down the projected road I assume they will, and Southern Bastards #5 don't.
Jason Aaron decided to switch the perspective on us, and start up the new arc from Coach Boss' viewpoint. We get to see the Coach, who runs most everything in the town of Craw County, Alabama. Suddenly we don't just get to see the villain's point of view for a brief moment, but are stuck in it. This is a bold move, especially after Boss killed our hero, Earl Tubb at the end of the first arc. It appears that now we are indeed messin' with a… son of a bitch.
And holy sheeeit, does Aaron not shy away from gettin' nasty. It's southern gothic chili with a damn handful of ghost peppers, ready to burn your throat on the way in, and hurt even more on the way out. Oh, and another great thing is we get to see a few panels of some of the townsfolk we've previously not been privy too. All in all, it's a vicious, surprising issue. I figured he'd go straight to the revengifying.
Jason Latour keeps it rough and tumble with the art, full of hard glares and hard tackles. In the flashbacks, er'ything done been tintified red, which suits me just fine. It works with the picturey magic. It's a wondery beauty to beholdify.
Is It Good?
Right on J squared, y'all done subvertified my expectations. Southern Bastards #5 is mean. It forces you to look into the motivations of a man who just four issues before, we were led to despise. But it makes you wonder, is Couch Boss the problem? Or is the town which allows him to reign over them the real issue at hand? The art is great as ever, very red as a lot of the issue is in flashback. Only hang up is the action slows down. You get a few bits of intensity in the flashback, but otherwise Bastards is back to its character study roots. I ain't got no problem with that, but mayhap some of y'all might not like the shift in pacin'. Either way, this Southern Bastard is intense.