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Summer School 2019: Draft Agenda Released and Speakers Announced
PHABC, SPHA, MPHA, YPHCoP and PHAC
the 10th annual public health summer school
Simplifying Complexity:
Public Health Approaches and Practice in Complex Systems
July 4th & 5th, 2019
BC Sites: University of BC, University of Victoria, University of BC: Okanagan, University of Northern BC
Draft Agenda & Speakers Released!
Registration is open now! Click here to register
https://phabc.org/summer-school-2019-registration/
We are excited to release the draft agenda for our two-day summer school, "Simplifying Complexity: Public Health Approaches and Practice in Complex Systems", coming up on July 4th and 5th, 2019. Main BC sites will be at the University of Victoria in Victoria, University of BC in Vancouver, University of Northern BC in Prince George, and University of BC: Okanagan campus in Kelowna.
We know many of you have been waiting patiently for the agenda release and we hope that it was worth the wait! Our two days will be jam packed full of excellent opportunities to learn about the latest issues and research in public health and population level interventions as well as network with like-minded people across western Canada and have a chance to put theory to practice with workshops tailored to each subtopic.
Speakers for the two-day school include: Dr. Perry Kendall, former provincial health officer and co-executive director at the BC Centre on Substance Use, Val Morrison, scientific advisor for the National Collaborating Centre for Healthy Public Policy, Dr. Marjorie MacDonald, professor emerita in the School of Nursing at the University of Victoria, Craig Thompson, director of Immunization at the BC Ministry of Health, Dr. Keith Ahamad, medical director of the Regional Addiction Program at Vancouver Coastal Health, Richard Han, provincial manager of Farm to School BC, Dr. Wanda Martin, assistant professor at the University of Saskatchewan, Ian Roe, content strategist at I Boost Immunity and Kids Boost Immunity, Chris Van Veen, director of Strategic Initiatives and Public Health Planning at Vancouver Coastal Health, Samantha Gambling, Vancouver region animator at Farm to School BC, and Hawkfeather Peterson, secretary at the Canadian Association of People who Use Drugs.
Registration is on now and will remain open until the morning of July 4th, 2019. To register today click here or follow the link below. Remember, all non-PHABC member registrations will receive a complimentary one year membership to the Public Health Association of BC; giving you access to discounts for our annual events, including the fall conference from November 14th to 15th, 2019 at the Sutton Place Hotel in downtown Vancouver, and will connect you with a community of public health professionals dedicated to improving the health of all British Columbians.
We would like to thank everyone involved with putting on the 2019 summer school, including our scientific co-chairs, Dr. Marjorie MacDonald and Dr. Wanda Martin, the entire scientific program committee (see below), and our summer school partners; Saskatchewan Public Health Association, Manitoba Public Health Association, Yukon Public Health Community of Practice, and the Public Health Agency of Canada for their tireless commitment and effort in expanding the summer school across western Canada for its milestone tenth year. We would also like to thank the School of Population and Public Health at the University of BC for their dedication to the summer school over the last ten years; without their support we would not be able to offer this continuing education opportunity year after year.
Summer School Co-Chairs
Dr. Marjorie MacDonald
Marjorie MacDonald is a Professor Emerita in the School of Nursing, an Adjunct Professor in the School of Public Health and Social Policy, and a Scientist in the Canadian Institute of Substance Use Research (CISUR), all at the University of Victoria. She co-directs the Research in Public Health Systems and Services Initiative (BC) (formerly CPHFRI) and is leading an initiative to develop a Public Health Systems and Services Research agenda for Canada. Marjorie held one of 15 inaugural CIHR Applied Public Health Research Chairs from 2008-2014, and was President and Past President of the Public Health Association of BC from 2011 to 2016. Research interests include public health systems renewal, health equity, public health and primary care collaboration, adolescent health promotion and drug use prevention, and public health ethics. Marjorie also is interested in the application of complexity science to research methods in public health.
Wanda Martin, RN, is an Assistant Professor in the College of Nursing at the University of Saskatchewan. Her research focuses on climate change and resilience, particularly in urban agriculture and health equity, from a complex adaptive system perspective. Dr. Martin is the past president of the Saskatchewan Public Health Association and a board member for the Canadian Association of Nurses for the Environment.
Thank you to everyone on the scientific program committee for your invaluable contributions to the development of the summer school 2019 curriculum!
Michael Spowart Regional Director, Western Region, Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC)
Shannon Turner Executive Director, Public Health Association of BC
Dr. Theresa Healy Capacity Building Committee Co-Chair, Public Health Association of BC
Samantha Salter A/Territorial Epidemiologist, Health & Social Service, Government of Yukon
Lara Frederick North East Preventive Public Health Program Lead, Northern Health
Sarah Prowse Healthy Public Policy Specialist, Winnipeg Regional Health Authority
Jackie Wu A/Manager, Public Health Capacity & Knowledge Management, Western Region, PHAC
Sarah Dyer Office & Events Coordinator, Public Health Association of BC
Nicole Braun Population Health Promotion Practitioner, Saskatchewan Cancer Agency
Maureen Rowan Capacity Building Committee Co-Chair, Public Health Association of BC
Hannah Moffatt Population Health Equity Initiatives Leader, Winnipeg Regional Health Authority
Christina Harding Summer School Coordinator & Project Coordinator, Public Health Association of BC
Due to unforeseen circumstances we are looking for one more volunteer at our Vancouver, Victoria and Prince George sites. If you live in one of those cities and would like to attend the summer school but the cost of registration is impeding your participation please contact Christina Harding at coordinator@phabc.org to see if volunteering is right for you.
We look forward to seeing many of you this July!
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Cardinals select offensive lineman Mason Cole in third round of NFL Draft
By Kellan Olson
Michigan offensive lineman Mason Cole runs a drill at the NFL football scouting combine in Indianapolis, Friday, March 2, 2018. (AP Photo/Michael Conroy)
The Arizona Cardinals selected offensive lineman Mason Cole out of Michigan in the third round of the 2018 NFL Draft.
Cole, the 97th selection, started 51 straight games for the Wolverines and was the first true freshman in school history to start the season opener.
He moved from left tackle to center in 2016, where he was all-conference, but moved back to left tackle last season and was second team All-Big Ten after starting all 13 games.
NFL analyst Lance Zierlein has concerns about Cole's reliance on athleticism.
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"Consistent center prospect with some position flex and incredible durability dating all the way back to his high school days. Cole relies on athleticism over power and will have to improve his hand usage and balance in order to match up against the talent he will see on the next level," Zierlein said. "While he has two years of starting experience at tackle, he's too inconsistent in protection to hold up there for very long. Cole could become an early starter, but his ceiling might not be higher than average starter."
Cole joins quarterback Josh Rosen and wide receiver Christian Kirk as the selections made by the Cardinals in the first two days of the 2018 NFL Draft.
Arizona has three more choices left in the draft, Nos. 134, 182 and 254.
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This Golden LEAF grant will combine with funds from the NC One Fund and US CAIP funds to purchase and upfit the former Lowes building in Washington. This building will in turn be leased at fair market value to Prettl Noma for the location of their US manufacturing operations. Prettl Noma is a German supplier of Bosch Corporation in New Bern. This project will result in the creation of 84 new jobs in the Beaufort County area. Golden LEAF funds will also be used to supplement the training services offered by Beaufort Community College for prospective employees.


First impressions matter. By carefully planning a discovery workshop for your project, you can ensure that you'll hit the ground running and that everyone is equally invested in, approving of, and informed about the project's goals and next steps. Over the years, we've had a lot of experience organizing discovery meetings and workshops. We thought it might be helpful to share some of what we've learned.
The best project workshops allow you to do a number of things: listen to your stakeholders, define your objectives, start project planning (at Alley, that means establishing a Scrum project backlog), and build consensus and enthusiasm around the project. These are some questions we get asked most often about planning a workshop.
Who should attend? At a minimum, you'll need a designated facilitator, a notetaker, and key people who will execute the project's work, e.g., a lead developer and designer. Since we practice Scrum at Alley, we always have a product owner and scrum master in attendance. On the client side, you'll need all relevant stakeholders. We've found that some stakeholders, such as C-suite or department representatives, may only need to attend the first part of a workshop where goals are discussed. We try to keep this first part to fewer than 15 people if possible. Some of these folks might want to stick around to take part in ideation exercises. But after that, you can taper the group off, meeting with a more targeted client-side working group. There should be one product owner on the client side who sticks with you throughout the workshop.
How long should a discovery workshop last? The answer here depends on the nature of the work at hand. At Alley we tackle projects from major enterprise site overhauls to designs for single features. On average, though, our discovery workshops last approximately two partial or full days.
How should I structure the agenda? We have learned to suggest the following.
Give people time to settle in. If the meeting starts at 9 a.m., plan on really starting at 9:05 or 9:10 a.m. if it's a big group.
Don't allow people to sit for longer than 90 minutes at a stretch. Make sure to keep people hydrated and well-fed, and plan your agenda with breaks to keep everyone happy and tuned-in.
What materials do I need? This is going to depend on the exercises that you settle on, but here are some of the tools of the workshop trade you'll want to keep in stock. We put some of our favorite brands here, but you can use whatever you like best!
Consider also the space and technology you need for the meeting. If you have folks attending remotely, you'll need a way to conference people in through phone and video. If you plan on looking at materials online, you'll need to arrange for screen-sharing, so remote attendees can follow along.
So once you've gotten everything ready, what do you actually do? While we tailor every workshop to our client's project goals, attendees, and availability, here are some activities we often incorporate.
For Alley, the first day typically consists of a lightning discussion, "How Might We" activities, and finally sketching sessions.
A lightning discussion is a chance for team members and stakeholders to share what they do and what their goals are for the upcoming project. This shouldn't take a huge amount of time but should give people the opportunity to share their ideas and concerns, making sure everything is recorded and integrated. Keep it to one representative from each department (e.g., research, communications, events, etc.), but encourage discussion beforehand. Here are some example questions you might want to ask.
Who are your priority audiences, and what do they expect from you?
How does the project factor into your work now, and how might it in the future?
What would indicate or how would you measure a successful project for you?
We often send these questions out before the meeting so attendees can think about them ahead of time. They are not required to write answers down or to submit them.
While participants share their ideas, we ask their peers to take notes in the form of "How Might We" questions. This is a way of framing ideas and goals as questions that people can brainstorm around, starting with "HMW" for short. It's a way to clarify thinking and encourage solutions-oriented thinking. As folks listen and participate in discussion, they write each HMW question they think of on a single Post-it note. After the lightning session, participants tend to have a lot of HMWs. We challenge everyone to select their top three HMW questions to share with the group. The facilitator organizes them into "affinity groups" (related by topic or objective).
HMW increase recirculation on article pages?
HMW visualize data in a more engaging way?
How might we vote on these questions? (See what we did there?) We've found the following to be the best method. First, participants stick their top ideas onto the wall. The facilitator groups these into affinity groups or categories, such as "branding" or "sales," and these category labels are written and added to the groups. Then participants get a number of small dot stickers. They vote for the ideas they're most interested in pursuing by placing a sticker on the appropriate Post-it. There's no particular limit to how many dots they can use, but make sure to remind them that voting for everything is essentially voting for nothing.
Find the ideas with the most dots, and store them. On the second day, they will be rewritten and prioritized as project objectives. For those who are using Scrum, they are essentially epics.
After a lot of talking and imagining, people like to get their hands dirty in visualizing their future product. That's why we often end day one with a sketching session. This is an example of "working alone together," where people are physically in the same space or are conferenced together over video, yet are given time to think or work quietly on their own before they share with the larger group. This ensures everyone has the time to form their own ideas. A sketch session is especially useful if you are planning to redesign a website. It is a chance for people to concretize their HMW questions, transforming them into atomic content elements that can be organized and prioritized at the page level.
Choose one part of your project for participants to sketch. For a website, this is often the homepage, but the exercise is still applicable to pretty much anything (you can sketch a user flow for a voice app, or what you want your new garden to look like). Before sketching, reassure participants that their work will not be judged on artistic ability — or at all! Rather, it's a way to highlight the ideas themselves. Then get to work for 20 minutes. Once time is up, collect all the art and place it on the wall, gallery-style, for — you guessed it — another round of dot voting. This anonymizes the work and lets people focus on the qualities of each sketch. You can vote on the designs as a whole, but it's often better to vote specifically on features or small pieces that you really like. That way, these can be consolidated and combined to jump-start a designer's work.
And that's it for day one! Take a break, take a load off, and order a pizza!
The second day is more targeted. You don't need the whole group here, but instead can focus on the team that's going to be directly participating in the day-to-day work. Today, you'll be working on converting your HMW questions into fleshed-out ideas and objectives, organized into a backlog.
The format this day takes depends on the type of project, but typically you have most of the information you need. You know what your stakeholders are concerned with and what their biggest goals for the project are. You know the rough prioritization of features, so today you should spend the majority of your time making sure you have the detail you need to get to work in earnest. Instead of just asking, "How might we make our reports more accessible?" start to think of how you might break that out into smaller tasks. Add tasks for determining the accessibility requirements, for designing the search interface, or for creating a specific data visualization for the reports (for example, see the maps we made for KFF).
You can read more on our blog about building a backlog of epics, but basically you want to come out of today with a good idea of the concrete deliverables that will be most important, especially at the beginning of the project, so you can jump right in when the project officially begins. This process can take a little time, but doing it now saves you a ton of time later in the project.
During day two, there are several activities you can do to turn prioritized project objectives into an actionable backlog.
Identify and define required wireframes.
For the sake of clarity, we'll be describing these processes in the context of a website redesign.
This is where Post-its come back! At Alley, we first use Post-its to document the existing sitemap. Then we work with the stakeholders to discuss each Post-it and discuss whether we want to keep, rearrange, or remove it. Throughout this process, you will go through more and more Post-its as you add items, remove items, and discuss the needs for each part of the site. You'll note that oftentimes, the desired content of a given page is discussed, so it's important to take notes during the process.
Here is an example of a Post-it prioritization exercise.
We generally identify a "template" as a wireframe that could be used for multiple pages — for example, an article page. This helps developers out, so they're not coding each page individually. We'll look at the tentative sitemap developed earlier and pull out certain pages that the UX designer will create in wireframe form. As with sitemapping, you will find yourself consolidating, adding, or removing template pages as you go through the process and consider timelines and budgets.
While not mandatory, it is often helpful to start a list of atoms, or components, that will be created as well. These will be used on multiple pages, but can be mixed and matched for different layouts.
For Alley, working in sprints allows us to start planning out the first few deliverables, here and now. On a whiteboard, we'll write sections for Sprint 0, Sprint 1, and Sprint 2. Using Post-its, we'll start creating user stories that are then organized into these sections. It's fairly easy, but helpful to define first steps in the design process.
After day two, you will have a strong, actionable set of next steps for getting truly started on your project!
We got you — there is no day three. You're done! Give yourself a pat on the back and your team a high five. You're all set to start your project with a bunch of tools in your pocket. You go, Glen Coco!
Hopefully, you enjoyed this guide and have a project in mind to which you can apply this process. If you'd like to learn more, we love talking about this and would be happy to share. You can also see our slides from a talk we gave on this subject. Please get in touch and let us know how your discovery workshops are progressing!
P.S.: If you're interested in diving in even deeper, here are a number of resources that can help you on your journey.
Sprint: The Design Sprint is a five-day process for solving problems and testing new ideas. Invented at Google by Jake Knapp, perfected with more than 150 startups at GV, then shared with the world in the bestselling book Sprint.
Creating an Ideal Epic: A dive into converting what you discover here into an actionable, categorized backlog.
Gamestorming This book includes more than 80 games and exercises to help you break down barriers, communicate better, and generate new ideas, insights, and strategies, in groups and individually.


SAN DIEGO -- Austin Hedges homered and knocked in four runs Tuesday night, sending the Padres to a 6-2 victory and pushing the Cubs below .500 for just the second time this season.
Hedges has long been lauded for his defensive potential, but the Padres' backstop has spent the first two months reminding the baseball world that he can hit, too. Hedges launched his ninth homer of the season in the second inning, a low-trajectory two-run missile that left his bat at 108 mph to put San Diego ahead, 2-1.
"I hadn't hit one like that in a while," said Hedges, who would tack on a two-run double in the fifth. "I knew I hit it pretty good, but I didn't know if it was going to get out."
Cubs left fielder Kyle Schwarber homered in the top half of the fifth to snap an 0-for-13 drought and tie the game at 2, but the Padres wasted little time reclaiming the lead. Chicago right-hander Eddie Butler came undone in the bottom half of the frame when he let four straight San Diego batters reach base after recording the first out. All four would score, and Butler exited having allowed six runs on seven hits and three walks in 4 1/3 innings.
"We got the lead and gave it right back," Cubs manager Joe Maddon said. "We gave up the lead, and that was very large because they did pitch well again, and we're not hitting like we can, so it's a bad combination."
The fifth-inning rally made a winner out of Padres No. 10 prospectDinelson Lamet, who was sharp in his Petco Park debut. The 24-year-old right-hander allowed two runs over five innings while striking out eight for the second start in a row. With 16 whiffs, Lamet tied Bob Shirley for the most by a Padres pitcher in the first two outings of his career.
"His stuff is good enough to win in the strike zone, so we ask him to attack the plate," said Padres manager Andy Green. "The changeup's real and the slider is real. Those are real weapons. That's three above-average Major League pitches, and that's a really exciting thing to see out of a young guy."
The Cubs now have lost five in a row, and they dropped below .500 this late in the season for the first time since finishing the 2014 season at 73-89.
"As bad as it's going, we're a game and a half, two games away from being in first place in our division," Chicago's Anthony Rizzo said. "As dark as it is now for us, there's light."
Hunting for the lead:Hunter Renfroe has officially announced his National League Rookie of the Year Award candidacy with a brilliant month of May. The Padres' right fielder, who struggled in April, gave San Diego a 4-2 lead with a grand slam on Monday. He gave the Padres the same advantage on Tuesday, this time with two-run double to the left-field corner in the fifth against Butler.
"I had a guy on third base, less than two outs," said Renfroe, who has an .882 OPS this month. "I'm just trying to hit it to the outfield or get a fly ball, make sure I got under it enough to get it to the outfield. I got the job done."
Escape act: Lamet found himself in serious trouble in the third inning, putting two men aboard with one out. But he whiffed Kristopher Bryant and got Rizzo to pop to second, ending the threat. Once again, Chicago struggled with men in scoring position -- an all-too-common occurrence of late for the North Siders. They went 1-for-7 in such situations, and the lone hit -- a Willson Contreras chopper that was mishandled by Cory Spangenberg and ruled a double -- could have just as easily been an error.
With his walk in the third inning, Chicago's Benjamin Zobrist has reached base safely in 25 straight games. It's his longest streak since a career-high 31 game stretch in 2009-10.
Jonathan Jay's leadoff single in the eighth was the only hit the Cubs mustered against the San Diego 'pen. In nine innings this series, Padres relievers have allowed one hit, while striking out nine.
Cubs:Jacob Arrieta opened the Cubs' West Coast trip last Friday against the Dodgers, and he will try to close the trip with a win on Wednesday. The problem this season has been too many home runs -- he's already matched his entire total from 2015 (10). Ian Happ may return to the lineup. First pitch will be 2:40 p.m. CT.
Padres:Luis Perdomo grinded through six quality innings in Washington without his best stuff on Friday night. He starts Wednesday in the series finale vs. the Cubs with first pitch slated for 12:40 p.m. PT.


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Q: C#; listbox's as one object(container) I use Visual studio 2008
I have 5 listbox's on form,I created a new class  file -called him  "scaner.cs"
scaner.cs -he cannot  see "listbox".
I have create an instance.

  scaner Comp = new scaner(listBox2, listBox1, listBox3, listBox4, listBox5);

In scaner.cs file I use it like this.

class scaner
    {
        public ListBox ls;
        public ListBox lsE;
        public ListBox lsIVars;
        public ListBox lsNumbers;
        public ListBox lsStrings;

public scaner(ListBox ls, ListBox lsE, ListBox lsIVars, ListBox lsNumbers, ListBox lsStrings)
        {
            this.ls = ls;
            this.lsE = lsE;
            this.lsIVars = lsIVars;
            this.lsNumbers = lsNumbers;
            this.lsStrings = lsStrings;
        }
}

My question : How can i replaced this big code to more "comfortably" method.

scaner Comp = new scaner(listBox2, listBox1, listBox3, listBox4, listBox5);

IF i had more then 5 listbox's ,it will be awful.
How can i acced form another class file "Listbox's"
Thanks for answers.

A: Create a field to store all the ListBox instances and then change the constructor to accept an arbitrary number of them:
class scaner
{
    readonly IEnumerable<ListBox> listBoxes;

    public IEnumerable<ListBox> ListBoxes
    {
        get { return this.listBoxes; }
    }

    public scaner(params ListBox[] listBoxes)
    {
        this.listBoxes = listBoxes;
    }
}

This will allow you to do this:
scaner Comp = new scaner(listBox1, listBox2);

or this:
// Here I am passing 4 ListBoxes - you can pass as many as you wish
// without modifying the source code of your scaner class
scaner Comp = new scaner(listBox1, listBox2, listBox3, listBox4);

A: Use List<ListBox>

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Game designer brain is one of the brains that the Calculator uses in Vault 0.
This is one of eight brains that are wired to the Calculator. This particular one is from game designer, who has an idea for a post-war RPG.
If the Warrior kills the brain, their reputation is lowered.
Since the Calculator needs to be dealt with, the Warrior needs to crush this brain to continue with the mission.
Game designer brain appears only in Fallout Tactics.


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Jennifer's Doggy Daycare | I'm not stalking you.
When I first heard there was such a thing as doggy daycares, I thought it was a GREAT idea! Cute little dogs, running and playing all day while their owners were at work. I didn't have a dog at the time. And when I did get my furry daughter Dave, I couldn't afford to enroll her anyway. There was one in the city I worked in, but not in the city I lived in.
Then I got the great idea to start my own doggy daycare. I could take my dog there with me, to work every day! I wouldn't have to miss her! I wouldn't have to pay to enroll her! I could be making money off other people's dogs! I could have it right in my own town and alleviate my two hour daily commute!
I love organization. I could have spreadsheets about what dogs get fed how much and what kind of food. I could make forms for prospective clients to fill out and submit with their proof of vaccinations and emergency info. I could keep have a file full of dates when I need to nag the owners to get me new annual shot records.
I made a mental plan to get a job at a doggy daycare for a while so that I could get paid training and pilfer their best practices. I looked up all the closest ones online. I watched their job postings. I even took an American Red Cross Dog First Aid class (required or highly recommended to work for most of these places).
At one point, I even had a job offer from one. At the time, it did not fit the requirements I needed for a job to support my family's needs. Which, was kind of a huge bummer.
It seemed like a great plan and I held on to that dream for several years. But I finally gave it up. Mostly because our Pointer Parker is such a troublesome dog, he turned me off to spending all day, every day, with dogs. As I speak, Parker is pacing through the house. He will momentarily pee on the floor is I do not jump right up and let him out. It doesn't matter that he just went out two hours ago. Or that I purposely left his water dish empty since breakfast so that he would not drink the whole thing all at once. I really do not like him. And part of that could be that he took my dream away from me. One of the few I ever had that seemed like I would be able to make it work.
This is the horrible Parker dog who has stolen my dreams from me. Don't let the Santa hat fool you.
There. I just let him outside, and back in again. Of course, while he was out there, he danced the Riverdance in the mud puddles. He comes in covered in mud (and I know what else) from head to toe. He is entitled and ungrateful. He is actually a cat.
Cats would never be allowed at Jennifer's Doggy Daycare.
I have returned to my ultimate dream: early retirement. I might need the help of the lottery to make that one happen.
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I might be slightly fooled by the Santa hat.


I was mildly surprised, but also excited to see what his show is like when he's in the costume and stuff. Overall, I was amused and entertained. But I think the important reaction here that I felt from watching this show is stunned, awestruck, mind-blown, etc. I obviously sound like a noob right now but cut me some slack, this is the first time I have been to a "legit" RB gig and I did not expect that I am going to witness craziness, F U N, and real interaction between him and the audience all over it. I guess, in my mind, he is still that aloof, shy, alternative guy with a guitar that sings and doesn't move often. He obviously has decided to come out of his shell and explore new things now. And I'm glad he took that risk. His efforts paid off very well, eventually.
Before the show, there were other bands that played before him.. Unfortunately, I only got there just in time when it was Ebe Dancel's turn to perform. I anticipated to see his set, too, because I have never seen his band live. This would be a nice treat for myself who is an occasional listener of Sugarfree. He sang around 5 songs, I think. I was busy taking photos, but my friend who was with me recorded a couple of videos. 😊 I don't know why I kept insisting that he would sing "Cuida" in my mind, but the reality of it is: He didn't sing it. Aww. I remember he sang a couple of hits from Sugarfree, the rest I couldn't remember the titles because it did not sound familiar to me. My bad.
Spiels, games, and presentations happened in between the sets of the first bands who performed before Rico. One of the highlights were the birthday dedication program(?) and the best headdress contest. People anticipated the latter the most, because a set of Marshall headphones would be given to the chosen person with the best headdress. It's quite obvious in the photo who won the headphones, hehe.
As for the birthday dedication part.. a certain number of people were selected to go up on stage and greet Rico and say their birthday wishes to him, then hold the lighted cupcake for him to blow. My friends and I were part of the group. It was probably the most spontaneous thing that happened to us that night. We were unprepared and nervous because we are horrible public speakers (haha, okay I only speak for myself!!). In the end, I think we managed to say our birthday wishes to him, and not choke and embarrass ourselves. For me, I felt like I stuttered, as always.
Alright.. now to the show proper.
Since this is my *very first* show that I am going to see him as Fiesto Bandido, I paid close attention to the whole set. Like I mentioned earlier, I am stunned by everything about it. I felt like a spectator to something that's completely foreign and new to me.. but it was so cool to look at and just watch and observe.
I just want to say, before I forget, mad props to the Fiesto costume, like seriously. That must weigh a ton, the chest metal thingo IDK what it's called, or not.. looks so well made, too! Basta, amused lang ako ok! I am out of words to describe his Fiesto suit. It does scream "Filipino pride" all over, doesn't it?? Haha. Also, it looks handcrafted down to the last detail.
Things went crazy when he sang "Sayaw". That explains why these two photos on top are blurry. I don't have videos to prove my point but basically nearly everyone in the bar stood up and started dancing in their own way. Sadly, I was sober, and aware that I dance awkwardly so I was in the corner and mimicking small moves like how Simon from Misfits does in the dance floor just so I won't stand out and be called out.
Prior to that crazy moment, he performed a couple of medleys, from Rivermaya songs, to songs that was on his first (Your Universe) up to the recent (Galactik Fiestamatik) solo album. Personally, my highlights in this part would be that he played Your Universe, 214, Yugto, Panahon Nanaman.. mostly hearing old, and really old songs again. Hit me right in the nostalgic feels, aww. I love the laser light effect they did during Your Universe. It's as if light beams were coming out of his metal chest piece. I don't have a picture of it though!
I hope this won't be the last Rico Blanco gig that I go to this year. If you want to let loose, just go to one of his shows, and by the end of it you'll be feeling like a brand new energized person again. Hahaha.
What's fulfilling for me AFTER going to this show, however, was seeing the people I brought with me with happy smiles plastered on their faces. Hannah, for one, was so glad she went because apparently, she likes Rico's "Yugto" song so much and hearing it live for the first time was like an achievement unlocked moment for her. This is also Clarizze's first RB gig, and she had fun.. I'm sure. 😉 I feel a little bad that they didn't get to meet Rico and have a photo op with him though. 😞 Hopefully next time!!
PS: I will be uploading the photos on my FB page soon. 😛 Just wanted to get the post published first. Thanks for taking the time to read everything, bye!


Christine Lahti and Meg Tilly had for the wilderness in "Leaving Normal", a buddy movie that's too earnest to be funny - and too whimsical to be believed.
When talented people go painfully wrong, the results can be more trying to sit through than turn-of-the-mill hackwork. In "Leaving Normal" (R), a buddy movie with a soft, runny center, two women who have absolutely nothing in common head out on the road in search of life, love, and you know, themselves.
Marianne (Meg Tilly) has a knack for picking loutish, abusive husbands (she has just walked out on her second one). Girlish and innocent, she looks at the world with a waif's pale gaze and speaks... shyly, in... quiet, halting... bursts, as if she were scared someone where going to hit her.
Darly (Christine Lahti), whom Marianne first runs into on a deserted street in the nowhere town of Normal, Wyo., is a graduate of the Hollywood Academy of Brassy Working-Class Waitresses. How do we know what Darly's about? Simple: she's loud, she curses like a truck driver, she wears cheap jewelry and skintight leopard-spotted tops. Oh, and she's cynical - she gave up on romance long ago. Beneath that trashy exterior, though, you know her little ol' heart's a -breakin'.
The director, Edward Zwick, who's best known as the co-creator of "thirty-something..." has learned how to use the camera to achieve intimacy with his actors. Unfortunately, he also has a coy, huggy side, and in "Leaving Normal" he gives in to it completely. Marianne and Darly wear their hearts on their sleeves, on their pants, on any available surface.
The two meet, bond, and head for the Alaskan wilderness. The movie is like "Thelma and Louise" redone as a whimsical counterculture tearjerker, with dialogue that manages to be arch and "inspirational" at the same time. Marianne: "How long am I supposed to keep going?" Darly: "Oh, I don't know - till you get there, I guess." If groaners like that don't thrill you, Zwick keeps slathering on Bruce Hornsby-ish piano and guitar chords, for that warm, buttery, everything's-gonna-be-all-right kind of feeling.
For much of "Leaving Normal", Christine Lahti has a smug, pleased-with-herself aura that feeds directly into the movie's bogusness. Yet when the two women reach Alaska, making camp near a town full of lovable eccentrics, she digs into Darly's anger, self-disgust, and furtive despair. For a few moments, we're reminded of what Lahti is capable of as an actress: Her big scene, in which Darly comes close to degrading herself for money, has an emotional rawness the rest of the movie is missing. The mood doesn't last, though. Before long, "Leaving Normal" turns huggy again, reminding you that it's hard to laugh - or cry - when your skin is crawling.


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Feeding a data hungry world with less energy
New research from the U.S. Department of Energy's Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory shows that while server use has risen as we consume ever more real time data, energy demand has not.
JLL Staff Reporter
Every time you watch that YouTube video that's currently the talk of your office, somewhere in the world, a data center consumes energy.
That's a lot of electricity, given that YouTube is reported to get 5 billion video views a day. Yet data center energy consumption isn't rising as fast as you might think.
New research from the U.S. Department of Energy's Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory shows that while server use has risen as we consume ever more real time data, energy demand has not. In fact, U.S. data center energy consumption began to plateau in 2010 as data centers become more energy-efficient.
The realities of global climate change have spurred sophisticated energy-efficiency solutions, from refrigerant-based cooling systems to the rise of data center microgrids.
"Climate change is becoming a clear influence on strategy, as the data center industry increasingly looks to improve its triple bottom line of people, planet and profits," says Ali Greenwood, Vice President of Data Center Solutions at JLL. "New technologies and regulations now allow data center facilities to fully participate in sustainability and corporate responsibility programs."
The figures are set to become even greener. While the number of data center servers is expected to grow by 40 percent from 2010 to 2020, the industry is on target to reduce energy use by another 10 to 40 percent by 2020.
Improving sustainability strategies
According to new JLL research on data center trends, one area of sustainability improvement lies in the cooling and powering strategies. Data centers must carefully control server space temperature and humidity to prevent the over-heating of hard-working equipment. But the cooling process itself can generate greenhouse gases or consume large amounts of water.
Fortunately, advanced cooling strategies have emerged to make the cooling less resource-intensive—an especially meaningful development in drought- and heat-stricken areas in the Western United States.
California, for example recently made headlines by relaxing state law on refrigerants to pave the way for more refrigerant-based cooling over water cooling, and potentially saving millions of gallons of water per day.
More sophisticated server management approaches are also having a big impact. In theory, a data center should only consume the amount of energy needed for the work that its servers are performing. The reality is that, until recently, the average server used only a fraction of the energy provided, resulting in significant energy waste. Today, many data centers are adopting new approaches to optimize energy use, such as consolidating servers, using energy-efficient equipment, configuring the server racks to distribute power more effectively, and adopting other sophisticated server management strategies.
"Consolidating multiple platforms and virtualizing applications on one or two servers reduces energy consumption and data center crowding," explains Greenwood. "While upfront virtualization costs can be relatively high, an average three-year return on investment makes it a sound long-term strategy."
The new data center microgrids
Data center microgrids are catching on. This is where one or more data center is powered by an energy source that is separate from a region's main power grid. In Arizona, for example, the state's largest power utility company is developing a 63-megawatt microgrids with partner Aligned Data Centers, a subsidiary of Aligned Energy. Meanwhile, in Colorado, the Niobrara Energy Park will serve multiple data centers with a 200-megawatt gas-fired plant, a 50-megawatt solar farm, 50 megawatts of fuel cells, and other energy resources.
"The pairing of data centers and microgrids is a natural evolution, considering the data center industry's dependence on reliable power to provide uninterrupted service to customers," notes Greenwood. "Microgrids also enable data centers to tap renewable energy sources, which is what some major data center users are eagerly pursuing."
As JLL's research shows, demand for cloud services, videos and data center space is growing rapidly around the world. Where energy is concerned, however, data centers are learning to do more with less to reap the benefits of lower operating costs as well as smaller carbon footprints.
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Not automatically, no. You will need to add, at the beginning of each keyword test, a Log operation to log a message.
So even within Keyword Tests that I am not using as Tests but as Templates I have to use Log - Error, rather than Stop Execution, to see the Error in the Logs?


Kara Walker installing her exhibition at the Walker Art Center in 2007.
The Walker's exhibition Kara Walker: My Complement, My Enemy, My Oppressor, My Love has won one of the museum industry's most prestigious honors — "best monographic museum show," by the International Association of Art Critics/USA Awards.
The awards, the art world's equivalent to those given by the New York Film Critics Circle and the Drama Desk, recognize artists, curators, critics, scholars, cultural institutions, museums, and galleries nationally for their contributions to the field. A ceremony for the honors is March 17 at the Guggenheim Museum in New York City.
First place: The Geometry of Hope: Latin American Abstract Art from the Patricia Phelps de Cisneros Collection. Organized by the Blanton Museum of Art, University of Texas at Austin. Curator: Gabriel Pérez-Barreiro.


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Revived GOP Talking Lie: Emergency Rooms Take Care Of Uninsured
Between Bill O'Reilly in this clip, CSPAN callers (who I'm convinced are often paid to call and start spewing talking points), and our elected representatives, we are witnessing the Great Revival of the Emergency Room Lie. It goes like this:
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Between Bill O'Reilly in this clip, CSPAN callers (who I'm convinced are often paid to call and start spewing talking points), and our elected representatives, we are witnessing the Great Revival of the Emergency Room Lie.
It goes like this: Everyone has access to health care because emergency rooms have to treat people who walk through their doors. You can hear the expanded version in the video above, or tune into CSPAN between House votes on the replay of today's shenanigans to hear your 'everyday caller' talk about it. With citations to the law, even.
Ezra Klein would like us to remember young Diamonte Driver, the uninsured 12-year old who died from an abcessed tooth. He had access to emergency services.
In February 2007, Deamonte Driver died of an infected tooth. But he didn't really die of an infected tooth. He died because he didn't have consistent insurance. If he'd had an Aetna card, a dentist would've removed the tooth earlier, and the bacteria that filled the abscess would never have spread to his brain.
Deamonte Driver was 12. His insurance status wasn't his fault.
Because who thinks an abcessed tooth is something one can get treated in an emergency room, after all? Sure, Deamonte Driver had access to the emergency room. He even went to the emergency room, finally. He was there long enough to die.
Washington Post, 2007:
Twelve-year-old Deamonte Driver died of a toothache Sunday.
A routine, $80 tooth extraction might have saved him.
If his mother had been insured.
If his family had not lost its Medicaid.
If Medicaid dentists weren't so hard to find.
If his mother hadn't been focused on getting a dentist for his brother, who had six rotted teeth.
By the time Deamonte's own aching tooth got any attention, the bacteria from the abscess had spread to his brain, doctors said. After two operations and more than six weeks of hospital care, the Prince George's County boy died.
Deamonte's death and the ultimate cost of his care, which could total more than $250,000, underscore an often-overlooked concern in the debate over universal health coverage: dental care.
That's how that 'everyone gets care in an emergency room' thing works. No preventive. No basic services. You go when it's escalated to an emergency, when it costs a fortune for treatment and the chances of death or permanent disability are even higher.
Here's something else that happens. Hospitals that handle large numbers of the poor and indigent in their emergency rooms end up closing, because they lack the funding to keep treating patients when they are not being paid. Martin Luther King Hospital in LA closed about six months after Deamonte Driver died.
The most crucial closure was that of MLK's emergency room, which shut its doors at 7 p.m. last Friday night. Plus, all of the facility's inpatient care will be parceled out to other hospitals in the next 10 days, said Chernof. But an "urgent-care center" will operate in the hospital, he said — an on-site clinic that deals with non-emergency issues such as fever, rashes, burns, insect bites and fractures. And the medical center's walk-in clinics — dealing with such specialties as HIV/AIDS, diabetes and infertility — will remain open.
It is now 2011, and LA County Supervisor Mark Ridley-Thomas has been working to get Martin Luther King Medical Center re-opened.
Ridley-Thomas' foremost achievement, say his aides, has been his effort to restore in-patient medical services at MLK. Over the past year, a new board of directors has been established at the hospital, which will be independently governed as a nonprofit enterprise. The board, Harris said, will be tasked with managing and operating the facility, while the county will contract its services.
"The other significant development related to the hospital in particular is that we have begun the process of building out the in-patient tower, the existing seismically compliant tower that is associated with the old hospital," Harris said, adding that the top three floors of the six-floor building are a shell right now but the design stage is underway.
Additionally, the south public health center, adjacent to the campus, broke ground last year and is about 50 percent complete, Harris said. The building is currently being weatherproofed. Interior work will proceed in the next few months. Completion is expected by April, with the center operating by September.
County officials say they continue to receive cooperation from the state and while a possible repeal of the healthcare bill signed by President Barack Obama may have an impact on the county's ability to have the hospital in full operation by spring 2013, they do not foresee it.
That last paragraph hints at the reason they've been able to move ahead with re-opening this hospital. First, because their public health center will receive substantial federal funds under the portion of the Affordable Care Act funding community health centers, thanks to Senator Bernie Sanders. Second, because they can develop a financial plan that actually delivers health care before it becomes an emergency, and that delivery will be paid for under the Affordable Care Act.
So much for the everyone gets care at emergency rooms nonsense, eh, BillO?
This recycled Republican talking lie (not a point, just a lie) points to what liars they are about the 'replace' part of their repeal campaign pledge. They don't want to replace anything. They think it's just fine for people to go without routine, basic health care and head over to the local ER when something might be life-threatening.
It all makes me sick, but I'm pretty certain Fox Fever is a pre-existing condition.
Update: Oh look. Here's the same lie in 2009, with Paul Broun mouthing the words.
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Індіо-Гіллс () — переписна місцевість (CDP) в США, в окрузі Ріверсайд штату Каліфорнія. Населення — 972 особи (2010).

Географія
Індіо-Гіллс розташоване за координатами  (33.841670, -116.248091).  За даними Бюро перепису населення США в 2010 році переписна місцевість мала площу 55,72 км², уся площа — суходіл.

Демографія
Згідно з переписом 2010 року, у переписній місцевості мешкали 972 особи в 304 домогосподарствах у складі 215 родин. Густота населення становила 17 осіб/км².  Було 358 помешкань (6/км²).

Расовий склад населення:

До двох чи більше рас належало 1,2 %. Частка іспаномовних становила 67,6 % від усіх жителів.

За віковим діапазоном населення розподілялося таким чином: 26,4 % — особи молодші 18 років, 64,9 % — особи у віці 18—64 років, 8,7 % — особи у віці 65 років та старші. Медіана віку мешканця становила 34,4 року. На 100 осіб жіночої статі у переписній місцевості припадало 114,6 чоловіків;  на 100 жінок у віці від 18 років та старших — 123,4 чоловіків також старших 18 років.

Середній дохід на одне домашнє господарство  становив  долар США (медіана — ), а середній дохід на одну сім'ю —  долари (медіана — ). За межею бідності перебувало 15,8 % осіб, у тому числі 6,6 % дітей у віці до 18 років та 19,0 % осіб у віці 65 років та старших.

Цивільне працевлаштоване населення становило 454 особи. Основні галузі зайнятості: мистецтво, розваги та відпочинок — 23,6 %, сільське господарство, лісництво, риболовля — 12,1 %, науковці, спеціалісти, менеджери — 11,2 %, освіта, охорона здоров'я та соціальна допомога — 11,2 %.

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"...the public appreciated the spectacular with cheers of brilliance, so original and full of life, the show was very well recieved. The dance re-creates the story of immigration using an original art formthat was welcomed with enthusiastic applause"
IL Globo, Italian Newspaper
"That is a very fine balance and it was masterfully done."
"Ela Rose's strength lies in his ability to relate to the audience.."
Theatre Press
[Editor's note:The reviewer took her ten-year old daughter Abbey with her, who loved the performance and has offered her own review - "It was very funny and I liked how they included the audience. I also liked the dance at the end which was extremely fun. He got everybody to stand up and do a nonsense dance about making sauce, pasta and sausages."]
"Riverlinks presented Ciao! cabaret-style in partnership with the Shepparton Italian Social Club at their venue. The Club provided the Italian cuisine and operated the bar and the show was ideal for this setting although it would translate equally well to the stage in a concert format. The production is a mixture of story-telling, dance and comedy and was well received by the mixed Italian and traditional theatre audience."
Stephen Donelly, Riverlinks
A crowd of over 100 people enjoyed the EPR Production of "Ciao' in the Willaura Memorial Hall on Saturday October 11th.
The Melbourne based Company, lead by Emilio Ela Rose, has been touring the show during 2014, and local residents were fortunate to have the opportunity of enjoying such a performance 'in their own back yard'.
'Ciao' combined dance, drama and audience participation in a show that was at times emotionally charged, extremely funny, and certainly captivating.
Eight performers played a number of characters, and combined to give the appreciative crowd an insight into the challenges and joys facing newly arrived Italian immigrants into Australia in the 1950's.
The production was brought to Willaura by the Willaura and District Community Development Group, in conjunction with the Ararat Performing Arts Centre, Willaura/Lake Bolac Community Bank Branch and ACE Radio.
The Development Group added to the evening by creating an Italian Cafe themed atmosphere, and providing Italian nibbles, pizza, and gelato.
Crowd feedback was most positive, and many relished the opportunity of chatting to the cast members afterwards about the experiences revealed in the show.
The Ararat Advertiser
"The Audience thoroughly loved the show and were totally engaged with the story, the characters, the music and the beautifully placed humour that ran throughout the performance.
This production truly touched the heart of a generation of migrants that came so far, gave so much for a better life for their families and has contributed so much to our country.
It was clear that there were many patrons in the audience that were connected to this story through their own experience.
It was wonderful to see this audience arrive with their children and grandchildren and reflect on a personnel journey through this production that opened so much emotion.
A moving experience for all"
Richard Mitchell, Coordinator of Knox Arts Centre
We greatly appreciated the support of VSF (Victorian Seniors Festival) in providing access to CIAO theatrical performance this year. It was great to offer a live performance as part of the program. EPR Productions were professional to work with, flexible with their needs and giving of their time so our team could plan the event to a high standard. We would be supportive of VSF sponsoring similar opportunities into the future, especially as EPR production offer a wide variety of interactive workshop style program opportunities as well as their theatre performance. This may be worth looking into for the coming year.
Michelle Marinelli , City of Whittlsea
Thank you very much for your attendance last week, the participants absolutely loved the whole presentation and performance. It was definitely one of the stand out nights in recent memory.
Thank you once more and we will definitely be in touch in the future to see how we can engage with you again and have you return to Twilight or engage with some of our other events and activities, particularly as so many participants requested just that on their way out last week!
We look forward to working with you again in the future.
Elena Petreska, City of Whittlesea
"…I was lucky enough to see Emilio in his new Show CIAO with my husband who is 8th generation Australian and my 8 year old son and we all enjoyed the show. It was educational but at the same time humorous and very moving"
Connie Paglianiti, Eventcepts
Karralyka Centre review and letter of recommendation, by Chantal Easy available on request
Other Past Presenters references available on request


The Procella P10Si subwoofers (typically one to three) are to smooth the low frequency modes in the room.
The P10Si balancing subwoofer enables the use of multiple subwoofers in multiple locations to produce more consistent seat-to-seat bass performance in listening rooms. With a very small footprint for maximum flexibility, the P10Si can optimize low frequency performance in combination with any Procella subwoofer. With one or more of the larger Procella subwoofers used as a main subwoofer, subwoofers (typically one to three) can be placed in different room locations to smooth the low frequency modes of the room. When properly applied using DSP, this technique improves the system's overall bass quality and significantly reduces the seat-to-seat variance in low frequency levels found in small rooms using a single subwoofer. The P10Si is built around a single 10 inch long-throw Italian-made Procella pro-audio manufactured driver.
Using a 2.5 inch voice coil, this is the identical speaker used in the Procella P10. The subwoofer is designed for external amplification with either the Procella DA05-DSP or DA0-6DSP power amplifier. At 21.3"/540mm x 14.37"/365mm x 5.9"/150mm, the P10Si fits into standard U.S. framing with a vertical orientation and into European walls with horizontal orientation.


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Edition of 50 pieces
B12 REALE
The Spearpoint 'Reale' features a mesmerizing frame in 24K gold Koftgari (the ancient Indian technique of inlaying gold and/or sterling silver in tool-steel), inlaid with a beautiful piece of Mexican King Wood. The blade is hand-forged 'Typhoon' damascus by Rob Thomas; the one-hand button lock and the thumb stud are set with white topaz.
A remarkable design that gives you an instrument with a full-size secure grip, and a versatile deep-belly blade, the Spearpoint epitomizes William Henry's core philosophy – that superlative function deserves to be elevated to superlative art.
The 'Reale' features some of the most exotic materials, artistry, and hand-forged metals that are the hallmark of William Henry's collections; a timeless heirloom to be proudly worn and used for a lifetime before being handed-down to another generation.
One-hand button lock system
Leather carrying case
Shipped in an elegant wood presentation box
Blade 3.06" (77.7mm)
Handle 4.13" (104.9.5mm)
Overall open 7.19" (182.6mm)
Hand-forged damascus
Damascus steel was a term used by several Western cultures from the Medieval period onward to describe a type of steel created in India and used in swordmaking from about 300 BC to 1700 AD. These swords were characterized by distinctive patterns of banding and mottling reminiscent of flowing water. Such blades were reputed to be not only tough and resistant to shattering, but capable of being honed to a sharp and resilient edge. William Henry's damascus is made from several types of steel welded together to form a billet.
The patterns vary depending on how the damascus artist works the billet. The billet is drawn out and folded until the desired number of layers are formed. William Henry damascus billets are forged with a minimum of 300 layers. William Henry works with a handful of the very best damascus artists/forgers in the U.S.
Koftgari
Koftgari is the name for fine gold (and/or silver) patterns inlayed into parkerized steel. This ancient Indian technique, done entirely by hand, involves creating a very fine cross-hatch grid in the steel and then burnishing 24K gold (and/or silver) into a pattern that is bound by the cross-hatch. Parkerizing involves soaking the steel in a boiling solution of salts to oxidize the steel a deep brown/blue. Beautiful and timeless, koftgari is nearly a lost art.
William Henry's koftgari comes from 2 small villages in India, home of the very few Indian artisans that still master this technique.
Mexican King Wood
Mexican Kingwood is a hard and heavy, extremely rare exotic wood from Mexico that delivers a strong sharp tone.
Considered a true rosewood in the Mexican Kingwood is among the densest (and probably strongest) of all the rosewoods. It supposedly got its name from several French kings (Louis XIV and Louis XV) that preferred the wood in the use of fine furniture. It is often used as an alternative to Cocobolo for its similar working characteristics/tonal qualities. All our Kingwood is responsibly sourced from Mexico.
Topaz is a rare, extremely hard gemstone with an exceptionally wide color range that, besides brown, includes various tones and saturations of blue, green, yellow, orange, red, pink, and purple.
The ancient Greeks believed that topaz gave them strength. In Europe during the Renaissance (the period from the 1300s to the 1600s) people thought that topaz could break magic spells and dispel anger. For centuries, many people in India have believed that topaz worn above the heart assures long life, beauty, and intelligence.
Today, topaz is one of the US birthstones for November, while blue topaz is a birthstone for December


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A Copa Santa Catarina de 2022 foi a vigésima primeira edição desta competição futebolística organizada pela Federação Catarinense de Futebol. Ela foi disputada por seis equipes entre os meses de agosto a novembro de 2022.

O título da copa ficou com a equipe do  após vencer o  na final. O primeiro jogo foi no estádio Aníbal Torres Costa em Tubarão e ficou empatado em 0 a 0. O segundo jogo foi realizado na casa do Marcílio Dias, no estádio Dr. Hercílio Luz. Com o placar de 2 a 1, o time do litoral do estado ficou com o título da Copa Santa Catarina.

O marinheiro garantiu com o título, a vaga para a Copa do Brasil de 2023 e para a Recopa Catarinense de 2023.

Participantes e regulamento

Regulamento
No dia 13 de junho de 2022, a Federação Catarinense de Futebol realizou o conselho técnico, no qual foi decidido o regulamento da competição. A forma de disputa foi em turno e returno com os clubes jogando entre si. Os quatro primeiros avançam para a semifinal com jogos de ida e volta. A final também foi em duas partidas.

Na semifinal e final, o time de melhor campanha em cada confronto joga por dois empates para avançar. O campeão garante vaga na Copa do Brasil de 2023 e na Recopa Catarinense.

Critérios de desempate

Na fase de pontos corridos, em caso de igualdade na pontuação, foram critérios de desempate:
1) mais vitórias;
2) melhor saldo de gols;
3) mais gols pró;
4) confronto direto;
5) menos cartões vermelhos;
6) menos cartões amarelos;
7) sorteio.

Participantes

Classificação

Primeira Fase
Atualizado em 16 de outubro.

Fase final

Final

Jogo da ida

Jogo da volta

Premiação

Ver também
Campeonato Catarinense de Futebol
Campeonato Catarinense de Futebol de 2022 - Série A
Campeonato Catarinense de Futebol de 2022 - Série B
Campeonato Catarinense de Futebol de 2022 - Série C
Federação Catarinense de Futebol

Ligações externas
Federação Catarinense de Futebol
Tabela de jogos
Artilharia

Copa Santa Catarina de Futebol
Futebol de 2022 em Santa Catarina


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New Horizons assistant project scientist
One of the most surprising moments of the Pluto flyby for me didn't come immediately after closest approach, but a few days later. I recall walking into the Geology and Geophysics Investigation team workroom at the Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory on a Sunday morning, July 19, 2015. I looked at the image displayed on a monitor in the room. The same image appeared on several other monitors and laptops too. Here is that image (or one very much like it):
Close-up view of Pluto's Sputnik Planitia from the Long Range Reconnaissance Imager on NASA's New Horizons spacecraft. Sputnik Planitia is a bright basin filled with mostly nitrogen ice that can flow, much like a water-ice glacier on Earth. (Credit: NASA/Johns Hopkins APL/Southwest Research Institute)
I wondered why everyone was looking at pictures of Antarctica, or a glacier on Earth, such as this:
Surface features on and surrounding the San Rafael Glacier in the Northern Patagonian Ice Field resemble those on Pluto's Sputnik Planitia. (Credit: Tullio et al. 2018)
Suddenly it dawned on me that they weren't looking at images of Earth, but of Pluto - and I was astounded. There wasn't a single crater to be seen in that amazing view. I instantly realized that Pluto was a world like no other and that we were in for a real treat with what was yet to come in the data still stored on the spacecraft.
What a privilege and honor it has been to have a front row seat for the past five years, watching this icy world reveal the secrets it has held since Clyde Tombaugh made his discovery 90 years ago.
Next: Phoning Home »


John Malkovich plays one of those movie bad guys who can look at the screen at creep the viewers out. Mitch Leary is one of his best villain characters, willing to put his mouth on the barrel of a gun pointed at him to make his point.
It takes a while to get there, the latter a scene in which aging Secret Service Agent Frank Horrigan (Clint Eastwood) is hanging off a roof, supported only by Leary's arms. The tension in that sequence is impossible to calculate, able to boil over the pressure building from earlier scenes without losing any momentum going into the third act.
In the Line of Fire blends real world events and fiction to create a convincing environment for its story. Horrigan, nearly disgraced and feeling responsible for not stopping the Kennedy assassination, is brought back to active Presidential guard after Leary begins a series of phone calls.
Mind games here are brilliantly directed and performed. Both Horrigan and Leary are on edge, snapping at each other as the games become increasingly personal in what becomes the film's best sequence.
Shaky composite effects do not detract from a string of Presidential campaign visits, taking Horrigan to a number of locales. The various spots wear the character down, his age adding an additional sense of tension, and the sequences become a purposeful means to show the stress of the job. Likewise, a budding romance with Lilly Raines (Rene Russo) serves to further the character development, not create a cheap emotional pull at the end of the film.
Despite the contrived death at the end of the film, Line of Fire is an expertly crafted thriller, one that doesn't need excessive action to work, just tension. Most importantly, it carries an authentic feel, and rarely is it forced or overdone.
Transfers like this are a shame. Sony delivers a sharp AVC encode, one with great black levels and contrast. Sadly, the entire thing looks artificial thanks to a layer of DNR. Detail is sporadic and rare. Colors suffer from fading problems, undoubtedly additionally so thanks to the attempt at grain wiping.
The source looks wonderful, with no noticeable specks or dirt, and that's fine. Unfortunately, the cost for this clarity is too great. Faces are a mess of unnatural smoothing, and ghosting is evident during quick pans. This is not the worst DNR application out there, but it is still evident.
A TrueHD track is surprisingly robust despite the lack of action scenes. Presidential motorcade scenes are lively, with large crowds cheering in all channels and vehicles accurately moving through the sound field. Car engines and various high school bands bring some low-end work, wonderful in its clarity and crispness. This is an immersive mix, even if it won't jump out and surprise you.
Director Wolfgang Peterson delivers a solo commentary, followed by a making of entitled Ultimate Sacrifice. The latter is generic and dated, but still provides the necessary information. A Showtime special on the Secret Service, which liberally borrowed clips from the film, is a decent if brief look at the people behind the protection of the President.
Two featurettes, one on the now dated visual effects and the (also dated) second on counterfeit money, run around 10 minutes combined. Five deleted scenes are in rough shape during their five-minute runtime. BD-Live support is generic.


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Len Proper
a selected bibliography
by Len Proper
Published 1992 by The Bureau in [Columbus, Ohio] .
Functional literacy -- United States.,
Working class -- Education -- United States.
Statement prepared by Len Proper for the Ohio Bureau of Employment Services.
Series Train Ohio"s workforce
Contributions Ohio. Bureau of Employment Services.
LC Classifications Z5814.I3 P76 1992, LC149.7. P76 1992
Pagination 33 p. ;
Information Literacy in Education, Workplace and Everyday Contexts This book contributes to the understanding of information literacy and its role in formal and informal contexts. Show less. Drawing upon the author's on going research into information literacy, Information Literacy Landscapes explores the nature of the phenomenon from a. This book is an accessible and comprehensive resource that offers theoretical background, rationale, insight into, and considerations for developing an educational program that links literacy and work in a meaningful way for students. The author describes the process of re-thinking an existing adult education program in order to meet a changing population and to help students .
Embedding literacy and essential skills in workplace learning: Breaking the solitudes • 5 RESEARCHER'S NOTE Jay Derrick is an adult educator and Adjunct Lecturer at the Institute of Education, University of London with many years of workplace learning Size: 2MB. This book explains how information literacy (IL) is essential to the contemporary workplace and is fundamental to competent, ethical and evidence-based today's information-driven workplace, information professionals must know when research evidence or relevant legal, business, personal or other information is required, how to find it, how to .
Workplace literacy refers to the fundamental skills employees need to have in order to fulfil their work functions and manage the demands of their jobs in a healthy, productive way. These skills include both essential skills and employability or soft skills. Increasing workplace literacy skills training lays the foundation for healthy, confident, productive workers who are able to grow . Workplace Literacy: Its Role in High Performance Organizations - Workplace Literacy: Its Role in High Performance Organizations During the past decade a number of issues have been raised about the goals and purposes of workplace literacy; chief among these has been the debate surrounding the conceptualization of workplace literacy as a functional context program with its .
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This resource book provides information on developing a workplace literacy program, descriptions of Florida Workplace Literacy Programs, and an annotated bibliography of resources.
An introduction discusses the problem of basic skills deficiencies, projections that indicate the problem will increase, the Florida context, and benefits realized when literacy programs are Author: Lucy Madsen Guglielmino, Valerie C.
Byran. any of the following WPLN courses. There are 3 training pathways available for Workplace Literacy (WPL) and 1 training pathway for Workplace Numeracy (WPN). All courses have 3 levels - "Beginner", "Intermediate" and "Advanced". Workplace Literacy (WPL) Training Pathway Skills covered & assessed in the courseFile Size: KB.
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A Registration for WPLN assessment is available online at or by calling the Centre for Employability Skills at This book, through a range of perspectives from the personal to the organizational, shows how information literacy (IL) is essential to the contemporary workplace and to an understanding of how the modern professional experiences, and could potentially experience, the contemporary information environment.
But what about workplace literacy. I believe we need more discussion and study of the unique needs and challenges of increasing information literacy skills in the workplace. To that end, I wrote a chapter for a book from Emerald that was published in Reading Work: Literacies in the New Workplace explores changing understandings of literacy and its place in contemporary workplace settings.
It points to new questions and dilemmas to consider in planning and teaching workplace education. By taking a social perspective on literacies in the workplace, this book challenges traditional thinking Cited by: Print book: National government publication: EnglishView all editions and formats: Rating: (not yet rated) 0 with reviews - Be the first.
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" SOH-CAH-TOA is how I sock it to ya" Nearly 3 million workers reported non-fatal injuries and illnesses according to the U.S. Department of Labor. This book analyzes the response of employees at a southern hospital to a functional context literacy program.
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The term "workplace literacy program" (and similar ones such as "employee basic skills program" or, more simply, "workplace education program") came to refer to an education program typically carried out in a setting provided by the workers' employer or union and designed to help incumbent (employed) workers to strengthen their basic skills.
The Workplace Literacy and Numeracy (WPLN) assessments are computer-delivered English Language literacy and numeracy assessments developed by the British Council, in collaboration with SkillsFuture Singapore (SSG). They are used to assess English Language literacy in Speaking, Listening, Reading and Writing, and Numeracy ability.
"Informed and informative, thoughtful and thought-provoking, Information Literacy in the Workplace will prove to be applicably useful for librarians and LIS students in understanding how information literacy is experienced by the professions they support and academics teaching professional will also be of interest to professionals (e.g.
medical, social care, legal. fi rms. It might be useful, then, to distinguish between workplace educa-tion and workplace literacy. Workplace education is a broader category that includes workplace literacy. It might be defi ned as programs pro-vided to employed individuals that offer training, separate from job du-ties, in academic subjects.
This book explains how information literacy (IL) is essential to the contemporary workplace and is fundamental to competent, ethical and evidence-based practice.
In today's information-driven workplace, information professionals must know when. Workplace literacy is important for every business Business success starts with a workforce that's equipped and ready to learn and the foundation is better reading, writing and literacy skills.
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