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Auby (Frankrijk), een gemeente in Frankrijk (departement Nord)
 Auby Communal Cemetery, begraafplaats in de gelijknamige gemeente.
 Auby-sur-Semois, een plaats in België (provincie Luxemburg)

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I thought there was one that had a thermostat on the remote oil cooler?
Is the absolute performance one the one with the tstat?
Just thought I'd revive this thread, it is summer and another hot towing season, for me anyways. Anybody have any changes in there setup for cooling? Hey Jacob, your system still working for you? Is there only the one system available? Anyone running anything different, that works? What happens in the winter when you don't need as much cooling?
Try adding NMF. "No more friction". I'm skeptical of any oil additive, but I have seen temp reduction since adding it.
we have our own kit now, average temps will be 170* cruising , even towing heavy its hard to get over 200* .
So tell me Big power, can the cooler be regulated in the winter? Could it cool too much? We do get winter weather up here at times. I believe the 6.7L does like a little heat to work properly. Thx.
I ordered it through Amazon, but it's available at from local shops too.
Will this kit work on the 2017's with ACC?
Ok Thanks. I will look into it up here.


Brien David, Denise Callahan, Julie Bair, Susan Norton; Evaluation of Biocidal Efficacy of Multipurpose Solutions Against Gram Negative Organisms in a Lens Case. Invest. Ophthalmol. Vis. Sci. 2013;54(15):522.
Purpose: Evaluating the biocidal efficacy of multipurpose solutions (MPS) against Gram - organisms associated with corneal infiltrative events (CIEs),Achromobacter xylosoxidans, Stenotrophomonas maltophilia, and Delftia acidovirans, in a lens case. Time points from 4 hrs to 7 days of exposure.
Methods: ISO Standard 14729 was used as a guideline to evaluate biocidal efficacy of 6 MPS: Biotrue, ReNu Fresh, RevitaLens, OptiFree Express,OptiFree Puremoist, OptiFree Replenish which included the preservatives PHMB/PQ; PHMB; PQ/alexidine; and 3 different PQ/aldox based MPS; to challenges of Gram - organisms, A.xylosoxidans, S. maltophilia, and D. acidovirans. Testing was performed in lens cases appropriate to each Manufacturer's solution. Each lens case was filled with 3 ml of MPS. Biocidal testing was performed on 3 lots of each MPS on 3 separate days, in the lens case, using ISO Standard 14729. Inoculum was prepared at ~5 x 10E5 colony forming units/mL. Biocidal testing was performed at 4, 6 and 24 hrs, and Day 7 after inoculation. .
Results: Test results varied depending on organism and solution. 3 solutions, Biotrue, ReNu Fresh, and ReVitalens showed >3 log reduction for each organism at all time points. For OptiFree Express and OptiFree Puremoist, there was increasing efficacy at each time point, showing no microbial recovery by Day 7. However, OptiFree Replenish did not achieve a 1 log reduction, even after 7 days exposure. Overall, log reductions against these organisms ranged from >5.0 log reduction (no microbial recovery) to -0.9 log reduction (regrowth).
Conclusions: The ISO 14729 Stand Alone test is performed against "ISO organisms" in test tubes. The current testing was performed in contact lens cases using organisms associated with CIEs. In this study, the three MPS that contained PQ/aldox as their preservatives showed limited activity (<3 log reduction) against the three organisms when tested at recommended soak times. Although two of these solutions did show improvement with greater time of exposure, one PQ/aldox solution (OptiFree Replenish) did not improve with time of exposure. These studies show that ISO 14729 methodology can be adapted to distinguish differences in antimicrobial effects between various solutions. Further studies are needed to determine the significance of these in-vitro results.


Start-over isn't hard because every thing has its first-trial time. The hardest part is the time to accept that truth and then comes the adaptation!
It was awesome to celebrate the wedding of @tcrichards95 and his bride Alexis. And great to see so many guys that I got to coach years ago. I am so proud of what these guys have become. And my date was hot.
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I don't usually decorate for easter, but I kept seeing pictures of easter egg trees around the internet. They are pretty cute, and really, why turn down an opportunity to make a little tree and hang decorations from it? Read on to find out how I made these cute little egg decorations.
I used Liquid Pearls to paint tiny flower designs on the eggs. These eggs happen to be plastic, but you could go old school and blow the yolks out of some real eggs too.
Liquid Pearls are a really handy craft product to have lying around! I've used them on all sorts of things from cards to candles. They are a dimensional pearly paint, which you squeeze on in a little blob and it stays raised up when dry. (Here is a good place to buy Liquid Pearls.) You will also need some plastic craft eggs, wooden skewers, thin satin ribbon, and glue.
You can use as many or as few colours as you like. My eggs were different colours, so I used several different paint colours as well. If your eggs are all white, it could look nice to just use two or three paint colours for the flowers. The colours I used were Buttercup, Baby Blue, Lavender Lace, Mint, and Petal Pink.
Use the Buttercup Liquid Pearls to make dots for the centres of the flowers. Make sure they are well spaced out to allow room for petals.
Use a second colour (here I'm using Lavender Lace) to make the petals. To do this, squeeze out a dot of paint, then move the nozzle in towards the centre to extend the dot in a petal shape. Do five or six petals for each flower. Then put the end of the skewer in some blu-tack or a piece of foam or polystyrene until the paint dries.
Cut a piece of narrow satin ribbon for the hanging loop. Cut the ends of the ribbon on a sharp diagonal, then use the wooden skewer to push them into the hole in the end of the egg. Then secure with a drop or two of glue.
Make an easter egg tree by securing a couple of twiggy branches in a vase (use a flower frog to hold the branches so they don't flop around). Then decorate with your eggs. I think eggs in different sizes would look cute, and crochet flowers never go astray. This might be the first time I decorated for easter, but it won't be the last! Do you decorate? Have you ever done an easter egg tree?


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Pregnant Kate enjoys play date
Published Thursday, February 19, 2015
Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, speaks with children during a visit of the charity Action for Children's Cape Hill Children's Centre in Smethwick, in central England. (AFP)
Action for Children is a national charity that supports and speaks out for the most vulnerable and neglected children and young people. (AFP)
Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge unveils a plaque as she visits the 'Emma Bridgewater' pottery factory to view the production of a mug that the company has launched in support of East Anglia's Children's Hospices, in Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, England. (AFP)
Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, is accompanied by Emma Bridgewater and her husband Matthew Rice as the Duchess visits the 'Emma Bridgewater' pottery factory to view the production of a mug that the company has launched in support of East Anglia's Children's Hospices, in Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, England. (AFP)
Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, visits the 'Emma Bridgewater' pottery factory. (AFP)
Duchess of Cambridge, helps Lindsey Gidman decorating a mug. (AFP)
Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge waves, accompanied by Emma Bridgwater, as she finishes a visit to her factory in Stoke-on-Trent. (Reuters)

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Illinois car accident results in serious outcomes
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When a vehicle overturns, it is not unlikely that the individuals inside will suffer injuries. These injuries can range from minor to fatal depending on various factors pertaining to the incident. Nonetheless, if an individual is seriously injured or killed in a car accident, he, she or the victim's family may have cause to explore their legal options.
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Car accident kills 1 man, injures another
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When a driver cuts off another driver, that second driver may have a limited time frame in which to react. In most cases, parties want to avoid a collision, but sadly, even taking evasive action can sometimes result in an accident taking place. When such a car accident does occur, a driver could be killed, and family may be left looking for answers.
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When a car accident takes place, the individuals involved will likely feel a sudden rush of various emotions. Shock, fright and pain are just a few things that a person may feel after a car accident, and unfortunately, the family members of someone killed in a crash may feel those same emotions. If a person is killed in an accident, the family may wish to file a legal claim in order to seek financial damages based upon evidence of negligence by another party to the tragedy.
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2 dead, 2 injured in multi-car accident on Illinois Highway 159
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Sometime after 8:45 a.m., the Illinois State Police received a call regarding an accident that occurred on Illinois Highway 159. When troopers arrived at the scene, they discovered the wreckage of three vehicles. Five people occupied the vehicles involved in the car accident.
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Car accident could lead to wrongful death claims in Illinois
On behalf of Jon Rosenstengel of Bonifield & Rosenstengel, P.C. posted in Car Accidents on Thursday, June 18, 2015.
Family members who have lost a loved one in a car accident may want to explore their legal options. Because significant emotional and financial losses can result from fatal events, it is not uncommon for victims' families to file civil claims after a car accident. If interested, parties may want to better understand the available options and how taking such legal steps could affect their situation.
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Car accident results when SUV runs red light in Illinois
Because having numerous vehicles and drivers of various ages on the roadways can pose considerable hazards, there are traffic and safety measures put in place. These can be in the form of traffic signals, signs that indicate when a driver should move through an intersection and/or posted speed limits. If parties do not pay attention to these signals and signs, a car accident is often the unfortunate result.
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Distractions common cause of accidents among teen drivers
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Teen drivers in Illinois face many risks on the road. A new study found that distractions play a big role in car accidents among teenagers. The study's findings are not too surprising since we have all heard about the serious dangers of distracted driving and how it increases the risk of getting into a car crash.
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Education efforts made in DeKalb to curb teen texting and driving
The issue of using a cellphone while driving is not going away. Even with laws on the books in most states in the country, there are still plenty of accidents happening every year that involve a driver who was using his or her cellphone. According to the National Safety Council, about one quarter of traffic crashes in 2010 involved a driver that texting on their phone or using their phone in some other way. That's about 1.3 million accidents over the course of the year.
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Stephanie Gilmore is currently one of the most dominant surfers in history. She won the first of her seven World Titles during her 2007 rookie season, becoming the first surfer on the men's and women's side to accomplish such a feat. It would be her first of four-straight she'd collect during her rapid takeover of the sport. Her surfing has been compared to fellow Gold Coast style master Joel Parkinson because of its pure artistry. Her aggressive approach is grounded in genius precision and technical expertise that has set new performance benchmark for the women. Today, at 30, the generation of women she inspired is her biggest challenge…and she couldn't be happier. A true-blue Aussie, she grew up the youngest of three girls in Murwillumbah, on the edge of the Tweed River that separates New South Wales from Queensland. She spent her formative years battling for waves in Coolangatta's legendary points, home to the most crowded and competitive lineups in the world. Her charming personality did little to help snagging set waves at places like Snapper, but her incredible paddling strength and dynamite surfing could certainly part a crowd. With zero room for error in an environment like that every aspects of Steph's approach was refined to its most efficient and elegant form. Today, her style is listed by many of the top men's surfers as one of the best in the business. She's adored for her fashion sense, too. Steph's last World Title came in 2014, and she's been exploring her creative side since, especially with her music. She moved part-time to LA in early 2017 to plug into the music scene and recharge her batteries, and it worked, too; she came out firing in 2017 with her fifth Roxy Pro win staying in the title hunt to the very end. In 2018, she clinched her record-tying seventh World Title during the final event of the season at the Beachwaver Maui Pro. She's now matched Layne Beachley for most women's World Titles in history.
The current World No. 1 earns a strong combined heat total of 16.26 (7.03 + 9.23) to end the 2nd day of the Surf Ranch Pro - Women.
After reclaiming the No. 1 spot on the rankings, her advice to young surfers? "Have fun, because this is a hell of a life."
She'll keep the yellow jersey -- unless Lakey Peterson wins the Corona Bali event -- but was clearly dejected post-heat.
Some of surfing's most memorable moments have gone down at Bells. With a solid swell on the way, history could be made at the Rip Curl Pro.
After a Quarterfinal loss on the Gold Coast, the 2018 World Champ talks us through her latest Title win ahead of the Rip Curl Pro.


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Literature References: Known in aq soln only. Formed by the action of water on chlorine: Cady, Inorg. Synth. 5, 160 (1957). A 25% soln of hypochlorous acid is obtained when chlorine hydrate and mercuric oxide are distilled at low pressure: Goldschmidt, Ber. 52, 753 (1919). Review: J. A. Wojtowicz, "Chlorine Monoxide, Hypochlorous Acid, and Hypochlorites", in Kirk-Othmer Encyclopedia of Chemical Technology vol. 5 (Wiley-Interscience, New York, 3rd ed., 1979) pp 580-611.
Properties: Aq soln (25%), greenish yellow liquid. May be stored for a few days if kept at -20°. Dec slowly to Cl2, O2 and HClO4. Very weak acid. pK (25°) 7.49. Strong oxidizing agent. When a 25% soln is evapd in a vacuum, chlorine monoxide, Cl2O, is given off. Cl2O in soln with HClO may be removed by shaking with carbon tetrachloride, but will form again. Protect from light.
NOTE: An aqueous soln of the potassium salt is known as Javelle water or Eau de Javelle (also used for sodium hypochlorite, q.v.).


Nicole was diagnosed with idiopathic pulmonary arterial hypertension (IPAH) in 2013. She struggled for a whole year with shortness of breath and extreme fatigue before seeking medical assistance from her family doctor.
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A kava manufacturer in Tonga is setting its sights on Asia and America as its main markets for kava exports.
The European Union imposed bans on kava in 2001 claiming it is toxic - and Australia has a ban on imports of kava, except for medicinal or scientific purposes.
Bill Sanft is from Morpheus Pharmaceuticals in Tonga and currently produces a small quantity of 'kava tea' for the local market.
He says there's a lucrative market for the kava product, and they're hoping to have factories in China and the US by the end of the year.
"There's a lot of people who I can see will be using kava in the future all over the world as an alternative to drugs such as valium, halceon and all the rest of the anti-depressants, anti-anxiety pills. Kava is good because what goes in, goes out - nothing sticks in your liver like the other drugs."
Bill Sanft says their kava tea is good for those suffering from stress and insomnia.


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Crawford Auto Aviation Museum, Cleveland, Ohio (OH)
USA, North America
The Crawford Auto Aviation Museum of the Western Reserve Historical Society depicts the automobile at various stages of development, both on a national and regional level. Its automobiles and artifacts are the centerpieces of two major exhibits at the Cleveland History Center in University Circle.
The Crawford Auto Aviation Collection brings the history of transportation alive through the over 140 antique automobiles, 21 non-car transportation artifacts (motorcycles, bicycles, and boats), 10 aircraft, and 3 carriages and sleighs. The Collection is enhanced further by the WRHS Automotive Marque Files, which include automobile brochures, owner's manuals, advertisements, and more. The Crawford Auto Aviation Collection was initially formed in 1963, with the donation of Thompson Products Auto Album from Frederick C. Crawford and TRW.
Huge thanks to Elaine Gryczan for submitting this Museum via our form.
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Changing mortality patterns, health services utilization, and health care expenditures; United States, 1978-2003
Vital and health statistics. Series 3, Analytical and epidemiological studies	; no. 23	; DHHS publication	; no. (PHS) 83-1407	;
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Rice, Dorothy P.
National Center for Health Statistics (U.S.)
The projected effect of changes in mortality patterns on the future population size_and population age distribution is examined. An assumption of declining mortality trends implies an increased aging of the population. The potential effects of an aging population on health care use and expenditures are examined.
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Health Expenditures/Trends
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Health of an aging America : issues on data for policy analysis
Manton, Kenneth G.
National Research Council (U.S.). Panel on Statistics for an Aging Population.. National Center for Health Statistics (U.S.).
Vital and health statistics. Series 4, Documents and committee reports ; no. 25
DHHS publication ; no. (PHS) 89-1488
The papers in this report were background to a study conducted by the Panel on Statistics for an Aging Population, of the Committee on National Statistics, focusing on data needed over the next decade for health policy analysis for an aging America.
Health, United States, 1979
National Center for Health Statistics (U.S.). National Center for Health Services Research..
Health, United States, 1979 is the fourth annual report on the health status of the Nation submitted by the Secretary of Health, Education, and Welfare to the President and Congress of the United States in compliance with Section 308 of the Public He...
Health, United States 1981
Health, United States, 1981 is the sixth annual report on the health status of the Nation submitted by the Secretary of Health and Human Services to the President and Congress of the United States in compliance with Section 308 of the Public Health S...
Epidemiology, health policy, and resource allocation: the Israeli perspective.
Haber, S; Lunenfeld, B;
Israel represents a developed country as far as demand and consumption of health services are concerned. The analysis of the Israeli health system reveals a significant trend of expansion in the intensity and the utilization of health services as wel...
Selected articles using National Hospital Discharge Survey (NHDS) or National Survey of Ambulatory Surgery (NSAS) data
National Center for Health Statistics (U.S.). Division of Health Care Statistics. Hospital Care Statistics Branch.


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Tay Chok Leng, TigerPrincipal
Mr Tay is the Founder of Inspiration Design International School since 1989.
He is a distinction graduate with both Rhodec International in United Kingdom and the University of Canberra's Bachelor, Australia majored in Applied Science in Environmental Design (Interior Design Specialisation).
He has over 28 years of professional experience in the environmental design industry and has worked on environmental design which includes landscaping, architecture, prestigious commercial and residential projects in Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Cambodia, Indonesia and China.
Since 2004, Mr Tay has been a judge for the installations at the annual International Furniture Fair in Singapore and Career Fair. He is also a regular public speaker in environmental design seminars in Singapore, Cambodia, Indonesia, Vietnam and China.
As the School Principal and Design Director, Mr Tay teaches across all spectrum of the curriculum based on his experience and live projects. He also institutes quality assurance on all teaching practices in the school.
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Jean Chua is the co-founder and director of Inspiration Design International School. She has a vast amount of experience and knowledge in the Corporate Services. She oversees the efficient workflow of the Corporate Services which includes of maintaining strong client relations, establishing the professionalism within the organisation, and administration procedures.
Jean Chua plays a vital role in the organisation by sustaining strong client relations in the region's of creative design industry.
Such relationship provides Inspiration students and graduates with the opportunities for real life learning experiences during their course of learning which prepares them to achieving a higher academic qualification overseas.
Jean was intimately involved in the planning, organisation and implementation of further career advancement for Inspiration's students and graduates. This initiative has allowed Inspiration's students and graduates to be assured in the revolutionising Creative Design Industry.
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She graduated with a Masters in Architecture from the National University of Singapore and a Masters in Sustainable Building Design with the University of Nottingham in collaboration with the Singapore BCA Academy.
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Mr Chong Huai Seng graduated from the University of Manchester with first class honours in Polymer Physics in 1973.
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Mr Chong previously served as a Senior Officer with the Economic Development Board of Singapore for two years before joining the financial services sector in 1979, where he was the Managing Director of Vickers da Costa Securities and John Govett Asia for ten years from 1984 to 1994.
Mr Chong was the Managing Director of Sesdaq-listed Pan Pacific Public Company Ltd. between 1994 and 1997 and was the Vice Chairman and substantial shareholder of Panpac Media Ltd. from 1998 to 2003.
Dr Christopher SearMember
Dr Christopher Sear holds Bachelor and Masters degrees in the Natural Sciences from the University of Cambridge, UK, and a Masters and Doctoral degree in Molecular Biology from the University of Manchester, UK. He is also a Chartered Chemist and Fellow of the Royal Society of Chemistry, UK.
His career spans academic research and teaching, the creation and management of research teams in the pharmaceutical industry, and the commercial development of biomedical products and services. In addition to R&D, Dr Sear has developed skills in team-building, man-management and process standardisation through documentation and quality assurance.
In 2004, Dr Sear worked with A*STAR to complete the design, construction and start-up of the Biological Resource Centre as a biomedical hub in Biopolis, Singapore. In 2006, he conceived the need for a National Breeding Centre for research animals – to further support the burgeoning biomedical sector in Singapore – and subsequently gained Ministerial approval for the design and construction of this very specialised facility. Dr Sear over-saw the project from concept design to hand-over, and operationalised the installation as its first Managing Director.
In 2016, Dr Sear joined CCTech, a UK consultancy specialising in the design and development of highly-regulated biomedical facilities for British universities and industry. His specialism is the translation of scientific requirements and aspirations into refurbishment, new-build and enhancement projects for biomedical laboratories that are efficient, future-proof and cost-effective.
Tham Heng MunMember
Mr Tham Heng Mun graduated from the National University of Singapore with a Bachelor of Social Sciences with Honours.
He has 36 years of working experience with the Port of Singapore Corporation (PSA) and the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) as Director (Corporate Services) and Deputy Director (Port Division). His experience is in marine policy matters, economic planning, shipping and maritime matters, port management, port development and policy analysis.
Having vast experience in the dealings of regional and international groupings such as the International Maritime Organisation (IMO), Asia Pacific Economic Comission (APEC), ASEAN Port Association (APA), International Bunkering Industry Association (IBIA), International Port and Harbours and the Asia Pacific Economic Forum, Mr Tham specialises in imparting communication skills to students.
Mr Tham teaches Design Communications.
Tan Yew YawMember
Mr Tan Yew Yaw (Jim) graduated with a Bachelor of Arts (Architectural Studies) from the National University of Singapore in 1996 before obtaining a Bachelor of Architecture (Hons) from Deakin University, Australia in 2001.
He has over 16 years of design and consultancy experience in residential, commercial, and hospitality projects in Singapore and China. In 2005, Jim spent a year designing and developing resorts in Mi Yun, Beijing and Yang Shuo, Guilin. From 2009 to 2011, he worked in the Singapore branch of China's Jing Ye Engineering Corporation on Resort World Singapore and Universal Studio Singapore, managing 28 Theming NSC packages and contracts.
Having designed, developed, constructed, and managed close to 20 local construction projects, Jim has an excellent understanding of the contribution regulations and the by-laws of Singapore.
A specialist in many Construction and Building software and solutions, Jim is much sought after for Building Information Management (BIM) consultancy, solutions, and training, For the past 10 years, he has provided BIM consultancy and training for various organisations in Singapore, China, Brunei, including MediaCorp, Singapore Polytechnic, Chengdu Architectural Design & Research Institute, and Brunei's Public Work Development.
Anthony ChiaMember
Mr Chia is a versatile manager and trainer experienced with domains like government, transportation, broadcasting, marketing and InfoTech.
At the Port of Singapore (PSA), Mr Chia developed computer systems. Before that he headed the Human Resources and Training Departments and personally conducted courses in Creative Thinking, Quality Circles and Port Management.
At MediaCorp Singapore Mr Chia, as Head of News, pivoted to the pacier CNN style, with more "live" coverage and direct reporting. As the first CEO of Radio, he made it profitable by drawing in 50% more advertising. He also personally conducted Creative Thinking workshops for his radio staff.
He was a pioneer of Cable TV in Singapore and the Asia Business News channel (now part of CNBC Asia). He worked at the C-level with multimedia companies like Pacific Internet, 1-Net Singapore, MNC Indonesia (JSX: MNCN) and Linktone Ltd (NASDAQ: LTON).
Mr Chia has a Masters degree (Civil Engineering) from MIT (USA). He was also a Colombo Plan scholar and scored double Bachelor's degrees in Industrial Engineering (Hons I) and Economics from Newcastle (Australia). He was a part-time tutor for both universities for 4 years.
Academic Members & Lecturers
Tay Chok Leng, Design Director
Bach. App. Sc. Env. Des., Advanced Certificate in Training and Assessment (ACTA)
Mr. Tay is the Design Director of Inspiration Design International School since 1989. He is a distinction graduate with both Rhodec International in United Kingdom and the University of Canberra's Bachelor of Applied Science in Environmental Design (Interior Design Specialisation).
He has over 32 years of professional experience in the design industry and has worked on prestigious commercial and residential projects in Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Cambodia, Indonesia and China.
Since 2004, Mr Tay has been a judge for the installations at the annual International Furniture Fair in Singapore and Career Fair. He is also a regular public speaker at design seminars in Singapore, Australia, Indonesia, Vietnam and China.
As the School Principal and Design Director, Mr Tay teaches across all subjects from Semester One (1) to Four (4) based on his experience and live projects. He also institutes quality assurance on all teaching practices in the school.
Au Yonh Haw San Deborah, Senior Studio Manager
M.S.Logistics, M.Ind.Engr, M.Soc.Sc.(Eco.), B.Eng (Electrical, 1st Class)
Ms. Haw-San Au-Yong (or San, as she prefers to be called) has an interesting and varied background; being trained in various engineering disciplines and also pursuing a degree in economics.
San worked 9.5 years in several multinational corporations, handling warehousing, transportation and process-redesign projects in the Asia-Pacific region. She managed the scoping, design, proposal and implementation stages of projects, before handing it off to the local operations team.
One of her major projects was setting up a bid-management process the Asia-Pacific region, so RFQs of different types can be turned around faster, with well-defined timelines and clear responsibilities.
Subsequently, in late-2012, San went on to start her own company helping her clients create functional residential, commercial and industrial spaces with efficient work flow and storage spaces. She has a keen analytical eye in identifying inefficient processes and believes that well-designed processes is the key to greater profitability and competitive advantage.
San has been featured or quoted in TV programs, newspapers and magazines on about 25 occasions since 2013. She holds 3 Masters degrees, upgrades herself constantly by reading up on behavioural psychology, and does keyboard recordings for a recording studio during her free time.
San teaches Design Communications.
Javin Soh Jing Ye, Senior Studio Manager
Master of Architecture (NUS), Bach. of Arts in Architecture (Hons)
Mr. Javin Soh graduated with a Master of Architecture after completing his Bachelor of Architecture studies from the National University of Singapore. He is also a certified Professional for Autodesk Revit under the Architecture course.
He is driven by a keen interest in design exploration, towards the intention of characterizing spaces with developed conceptual thoughts, letting it define its final form and look to its intended content for verification, leaving users with memorable spatial experiences.
With devotion to Architecture, he loves working with people, especially with people who share the same passion. He teaches acorss all subjects from Semester One (1) to Four (4).
Yii Yeong Ginn, Studio Manager
M.Sc. (Real Estate Investment & Finance), B.Arch.
Ar. Ginn graduated with a Master of Science qualification in Real Estate Investment and Finance from the Heriot-Watt University (UK) after graduating with a Bachelor of Architecture from the University Technology of Malaysia. Ar. Ginn is also a registered Architect with the Board of Architect in Singapore.
With a diverse portfolio after more than twelve (12) years of experience working in the industry, she was heavily involved in in-house academic programs like internship mentoring and sharing sessions.
Ar. Ginn teaches across all subjects from Semester One (1) to Four (4).
Wong Shuk Shun, Studio Manager
Bach of Arts (Design), Specialist Dip. in Building Information Modelling (BIM)
Ms. Wong (Suzanne, as she prefers) has over 20 years of experience in Interior Design – holding both a Diploma in Interior Design from CAA and a Bachelor of Arts (Design) from Curtin University.
Ms. Wong has worked on a multitude of projects on Hospitality, Residential, Office, and Retail – such as Holiday Inn Express, Novotel at The Pines, Orchard Hotel, Grand Hyatt, Show Units for Palmerah Apartment, Terrace House at Greenwood Crescent, Condominium Units at Clementi Woods, Deutsche Bank, Orang Tua Head Office, Cortina, Bezel, Capitol Orchard, and may more.
She teaches across all subjects from Semester One (1) to Four (4).
Cheo Kae Jer, Studio Manager
Masters of Architecture, Bach. of Arts (Architecture)
After working three (3) years as an Architect, Mr. Cheo Kae Jer set up his own practice, e35 Pte Ltd in 2005. For the past fifteen (15) years, he has immersed, in joy and pain, in more than 200 projects – varying from residential, commercial, institutional, and exhibitions.
Coming from a home of entrepreneurs, Kae Jer's spirit of exploration has spurred him to start a board game cafe in 2007, an events company in 2010, a student acre centre in 2016, and an e-commerce store in 2019.
Kae Jer started teaching as an adjunct lecturer at Ngee Ann Polytechnic in 2014 and the American University of Phnom Penh in 2016. He felt that Inspiration opens an opportunity for him to get in touch with a spectrum of people, and for a great exchange of skills and knowledge.
Kae Jer teaches across all subjects from Semester (1) to Four (4).
Quek Yong Hua, Eldred, Studio Manager
BA. Archi (Hons), B.Engr (Mechanical)
Mr. Eldred Quek graduated with a Bachelors in Architecture (Hons.), as well as a Bachelor's degree in Engineering (Mechanical) from the University of New South Wales, Australia.
These experiences has exposed his knowledge to the different disciplines of both Architecture and Engineering. He is able to combine the aspects of Science and Design to the fullness of their functions, bringing out the best of both worlds when it comes to Design thinking and practices.
He is passionate, driven and possesses great knowledge and expertise. Mr Eldred Quek has been a Designer and Project Manager for architectural and interior projects with a combined experiences of more than 6 and a half years.
He teaches across all subjects from Semester One (1) to Four (4).
Tan Kwee Hong Kelvin, Studio Manager
BA. (ID)
Mr. Kelvin Tan graduated with an Honours in Interior Design from Lasalle College of the Arts, Singapore. With more than nine (9) years of design experience in providing advice in both Residential and Commercial Interior Design fields, he possesses a wide spectrum of design studio knowledge and is constantly on the loop of the revolutionising Creative Industry. He is a vibrant individual with a strong passion for making a positive impact in the design scene and in the lives of others.
Mr. Kelvin Tan is also an avid cyclist and he believes in always moving forward with endurance and a steadfast attitude.
He teaches across all subjects from Semester (1) to Four (4).
Sim Jun Quan, Studio Manager
M.Des. (ID), BA. (ID)
Mr. Sim (Jayden, as he prefers) graduated from The Glasgow School of Art, Scotland with a Masters of Design in Interior Design after completing his Bachelor of Arts in Interior Design at the Glasgow School of Art, Singapore.
Upon attaining a scholarship for the Master's Programme, Mr. Sim topped an international cohort with his research project and achieved the meritorious Chairman's Medal of that year. With his experience and involvement across multiple design projects, he believes in pushing the boundaries to reach new pinnacles in the discipline.
Margaret Goh Aik Suan, Studio Manager
Ms. Margaret Goh graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in Interior Design from the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology.
She has been a professional interior designer for more than 10 years and has worked on local and international projects for companies like NOL, APL, American Eagle Tanker, DBS Office Towers, Sun Microsystem, PWC, and Philip Electrical.
Margaret's range of design experiences spans both residential and commercial projects, with her specialty being banks and office designs.
Margaret teaches across all subjects from Semester One (1) to Four (4).
Seng Hong Lai, Studio Manager
Dipl. (ID) (Dist), Dipl. (GD)
Ms. Seng Hong Lai (Corrine, as she prefers) is a Distinction graduate of Inspiration Design International School's Diploma in Interior Design. She also holds a Diploma in Graphic Design from Cre-Art Academy of Art.
Having work experiences of more than fifteen (15) years in the field of design, Ms. Seng was involved in the creation of designs for large-scale projects in Singapore.
She teaches across all subjects from Semester One (1) to Two (2).
Chong Yoke Heng, Studio Manager
Adv. Dipl (ID), Dipl (Animation)
Mr.Chong (Edwin, as he prefers) graduated with an Advanced Diploma in Interior Design from Inspiration Design International School. He also holds a Diploma in Animation.
Since his involvement with Interior Design projects from 2013 onwards, Mr. Chong's projects range from retail to F&B and commercials projects. His clients include a local Burger franchise in Surabaya Indonesia, a Mega Korean-themed mall supermarket in Bangkok Thailand as well as the office space for Japanese gaming giant, Bandai Namco. Additionally, he is also part of a niche pool of Interior Designers in Singapore who provide design consultancy for cinemas.
He mainly teaches Digital Imaging 1 and 2, and Computer-Aided Design 1.
Mink Tan Tek Min, Studio Manager
Bach. Arch.
Mr. Mink Tan graduated in Architecture from the University of Sydney before commencing his architectural training and setting up his own practice in 1999. He is a registered chartered architect in both Sydney and Singapore and specializes in innovative architecture and progressive interiors.
Mink and his team have worked on a portfolio of projects that include 5-star hotels, luxury residences, resorts, and F&B outlets for clients including the Fullerton Hotel Group, Fraser Hospitality, and the Far East Organization.
Mink teaches across all subjects from Semester One (1) to Four (4).
Khairuzamani Bin Mohamed Noor, Studio Manager
Adv. Dipl (ID), Dipl. (Engr.)
Mr. Khairuzamani graduated with an Advanced Diploma in Interior Design from Inspiration Design International School and also holds a Diploma in Civil & Structure Engineering from Singapore Polytechnic. He was also trained at Queensland University of Technology, University of Western Australia.
As a passionate designer, Mr. Khairuzamani has created innovative, intricate, and contemporary design work for projects he participated in over his fifteen (15) years of experience in the industry. He is also a talented photographer and has been showcased in various local and international magazines.
He teaches across all subjects from Semester One (1) to Two (2).
Toh Wee Liang, Studio Manager
Dipl. (ID)
Mr.Toh (William, as he prefers) graduated from Inspiration Design International School with a Diploma in Interior Design. He is also a trained ICE EDGE software user & designer.
Since graduation, Mr Toh has been involved in various projects ranging across the different design disciplines such as Interior Design and Product Design. His portfolio includes Residential, Retails, Hospitality and Commercial projects; as well as Packaging Design and much more, providing him with more than nine (9) years of exposure to the industry.
Tham Heng Mun, Studio Manager
B. Soc. Sc. (Econ.)
Mr. Tham Heng Mun graduated from the National University of Singapore with a Bachelor of Social Sciences in Economics with Honours.
He has thirty six (36) years of working experience with the Port of Singapore Corporation (PSA) and the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) as Director (Corporate Services) and Deputy Director (Port Division). His experience is in marine policy matters, economic planning, shipping and maritime matters, port management, port development and policy analysis.
Chua Swee Tian Adrian, Studio Manager
Dipl. (Product. Des.), Advacned Certificate in Training and Assessment (ACTA)
Mr. Chua graduated with a Diploma in Product Design (with Merit) from Temasek Polytechnic.
He has handled numerous local and overseas projects over his years of working in the industry. Mr Chua's experience as a furniture designer gave him the foundational edge when it comes to crafting design that works and he quickly rose through the ranks at work.
He mainly teaches Design Studio 1, 2 & 3, Digital Imaging 1 & 2, Computer Aided Design 1 & 3 and Design Practice management.
Wang Jinlu Larry, Studio Manager
Mr. Wang graduated from the Glasgow School of Art, Singapore with a Bachelor of Arts in Interior Design (First Class Honours) after finishing his Diploma program in Temasek Polytechnic.
He has more than seven (7) years of experience working as a designer in various firms. Tapping on his design background, Mr. Wang co-founded and currently helms a freelance studio as its chief designer.
Ang Pooi Leh, Studio Manager
BA. Archi
Ms. Ang graduated from the University of Portsmouth with a degree in Architecture (First Class Honours) after completing her Diploma in Architectural Technology in Singapore Polytechnic.
She has over twenty (20) years of experience in the design field, being involved in various design projects across the course of her career.
Chong Siow Sing, Studio Manager
Mr. Chong graduated with a Diploma in Interior Design from Baharuddin Vocational Institute, now known as Temasek Polytechnic's School of Design.
He is highly experienced in the furniture industry, and has also been active in educating the next generation of designers for more than twenty (20) years.
Tan Ling Ling, Studio Manager
Bach.App.Sc. Env. Des., Bach. of Landscape Arch.
Ms. Tan holds a Bachelor of Applied Science in Environmental Design from the University of Canberra as well as a Bachelor of Landscape Architecture from Lincoln University.
With more than twelve (12) years of involvement in various design projects, she has a wealth of experience in the design industry.
Tan Chee Teck, Studio Manager
Mr. Tan holds a Diploma in Interior Design.
He is an artist specialising in oil and watercolour paintings. His works, which often depict various forms of the building landscape, have been exhibited in Singapore and overseas.
Mr. Tan teaches across all subjects from Semester One (1) to Three (3).
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During cutaneous wound healing, increased proliferation and migration of epidermal keratinocytes is essential for efficient re-epithelialization of the wound and restoration of barrier function to the skin. Although numerous cell culture studies have identified intracellular signaling proteins that control proliferation and migration in response to extracellular cues from the wound microenvironment, confirming their importance in wound healing requires appropriate in vivo models. The Rho-family guanosine triphosphatase (GTPase) Rac1 is an effector of cellular responses to growth factors, cytokines, and adhesion proteins present in wounds, and it has long been suspected to be an important regulator of wound healing. Two different genetic models now confirm an essential role for Rac1 in wound healing and, further, identify a dual role for Rac1 in promoting keratinocyte migration and proliferation during wound re-epithelialization. This sets the stage for determining which of the known Rac1 pathways are critical for wound repair in vivo and for linking these pathways to specific integrin or growth factor receptors that mediate cellular responses to cues from the wound environment. Together with studies that implicate Rac1 in maintaining epidermal stem cell populations, these findings lay the foundation for identifying distinct epidermal compartments from which Rac1 controls different aspects of wound re-epithelialization.


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Фейяз Учар (род. 27 октября 1963 года в Стамбуле) — профессиональный футболист и тренер из Турции, играл на позиции нападающего. Занимает шестое место в рейтинге лучших бомбардиров чемпионата Турции за всю историю (197 голов).

Биография
Учар родился в Стамбуле, Турция, и начал свою футбольную карьеру в «Авджыларе». Здесь Учар привлёк внимание скаутов различных клубов, в итоге он перешёл в молодёжную команду «Бешикташа» в обмен на комплект формы для «Авджылара». Проведя сезон с юниорским составом, Учар дебютировал в первой команде в сезоне 1981/82. В сезоне 1989/90 он стал лучшим бомбардиром лиги с 28 голами. В 1994 году Учар перешёл в «Фенербахче». В 1995 году он был отдан в аренду «Антальяспору». В следующем году его продали в «Кушадасыспор», где он провёл один сезон. 31 мая 1997 года он ушёл из футбола.

Дебютировал в сборной Турции 29 апреля 1987 года в матче отбора на чемпионат Европы 1988 года против Англии, игра завершилась без голов. Всего за сборную Турции сыграл 28 матчей и забил семь голов.

Учар работал помощником тренера в следующих клубах: «Дарданелспор» (2000—2001), «Гёзтепе» (2001—2002), «Денизлиспор» (2002). Затем он вошёл в тренерский штаб «Бешикташа», где помогал Мирче Луческу и проработал с ним в течение четырёх сезонов. В феврале 2005 года он подписал полуторагодичный контракт с клубом второй лиги «Каршияка». Однако через два месяца он подписал контракт с командой Суперлиги «Малатьяспор», где заменил Айкута Коджамана. Учар покинул «Малатьяспор» в начале сезона 2005/06 после неудачного старта.

В ноябре 2013 года он возглавил клуб третьего дивизиона «Алтай Измир» и заменил уволенного главного тренера Умита Кайыхана. В январе 2015 года он стал тренером «Ени Малатьяспор». Этот клуб он привёл к победе в третьем дивизионе и, таким образом, к переходу во второй. Несмотря на этот успех, Учар не смог договориться с клубом о продолжении сотрудничества.

Достижения
 Чемпионат Турции: 1985/86, 1989/90, 1990/91, 1991/92
 Кубок Турции: 1989, 1990, 1994
 Лучший бомбардир чемпионата Турции: 1989/90

Примечания

Футболисты Турции
Игроки сборной Турции по футболу
Игроки ФК «Бешикташ»
Игроки ФК «Фенербахче»
Игроки ФК «Антальяспор»
Игроки ФК «Кушадасыспор»
Футбольные тренеры Турции
Тренеры ФК «Каршияка»
Тренеры ФК «Малатьяспор»
Тренеры ФК «Алтай» Измир
Тренеры ФК «Ени Малатьяспор»


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Evaldo Silva dos Santos (ur. 4 stycznia 1983) – brazylijski piłkarz występujący na pozycji obrońcy.

Kariera piłkarska
Od 2004 roku występował w São Caetano, América, Marília, Vila Nova, Grêmio, FC Tokyo, Santos FC, Coritiba, EC Bahia, Ponte Preta, Criciúma, Novo Hamburgo, Murici, Tarxien Rainbows, Villa Nova AC, Brasil Pelotas, Selangor i Mamoré.

Bibliografia

Brazylijscy piłkarze
Urodzeni w 1983
Piłkarze AD São Caetano
Piłkarze América FC (São José do Rio Preto)
Piłkarze Marílii AC
Piłkarze Vila Nova FC
Piłkarze Grêmio Foot-Ball Porto Alegrense
Piłkarze FC Tokyo
Piłkarze Santosu FC
Piłkarze Coritiby FBC
Piłkarze EC Bahia
Piłkarze AA Ponte Preta
Piłkarze Criciúmy EC
Piłkarze Tarxien Rainbows FC
Piłkarze Villa Nova AC


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HANSARD 1803–2005 → 1900s → 1906 → November 1906 → 13 November 1906 → Commons Sitting → QUESTIONS IN THE HOUSE.
The Congo.
HC Deb 13 November 1906 vol 164 cc1288-9 1288
§ MR. HIGHAM (Yorkshire, W. R., Sowerby)
I beg to ask the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs if His Majesty's Government can state whether the territory of the Lopori-Marringa in the Upper Congo is still subject to the régime militaire spécial; and if His Majesty's Government are satisfied that the persons and property of British subjects residing therein are safe from molestation.
§ THE SECRETARY OF STATE FOR FOREIGN AFFAIRS (Sir EDWARD GREY, Northumberland, Berwick).
I have 1289 received no definite information as to whether the réjime militaire is still in force but M. de Cuvelier informed His Majesty's Minister at Brussels last month that the three months mentioned in the decree of 24th July establishing that régime had almost expired, and that he had no reason to suppose that this term would be extended. The Congo Government have informed His Majesty's Government that the only effect of the régime militaire is to extend the competence of the courts-martial, but that these courts can only apply to civilians the ordinary penal laws, and that non-native civilians the expression including coloured British subjects) can appeal to Boma. I have not heard of any molestation of British subjects during the period named.
§ MR. HIGHAM
I beg to ask the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs if His Majesty's Government can now publish Consul Mackie's Report on the sittings of the Commission of Inquiry which he attended, and also the Reports furnished to Consuls Mackie and Nightingale by British subjects who were called as witnesses before the Commission at sittings where no British Consular representative was present.
§ SIR EDWARD GREY
I have nothing to add to the replies on this subject given on April 3rd and May 24th. Mr. Mackie's comments on the evidence which he forwarded did not differ materially from those of the Commission of Inquiry, and he was only able to attend three sittings of the Com- mission. His Majesty's Government cannot publish information respecting the evidence which has reached them from unofficial sources.
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The games are over and the nets have been cut down. As the NCAA crowns their new champion, the University of Connecticut Huskies, we are Sweatshirt Blanket are pleased to announce that Save the Children is the winner of our Spread Your Warmth March Madness Tournament. For their win in our tournament Save the Children will receive twenty custom sweatshirt blankets for use at their discretion.
Additionally, congratulations are in order to Somerset Animal Shelter for outlasting 62 other very deserving charities to take home second place. They will receive ten custom sweatshirt blankets for use at their discretion.
Finally, thank you to all of you followed along during the tournament, nominated your favorite charities for the Spread Your Warmth campaign and regularly voted in our monthly contests. We sincerely appreciate it.
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By Athena Cocoves. December 4, 2018.
Tucked away off McCord Road in Holland, Rosie's Italian Grille has some of Toledo's favorite happy hour specials, offering discounts from 3-6pm daily in their swanky bar and high top area. During Wednesdays in December, happy hour will get even more spirited with the Toledo Spirits Company Happy Hour Invasion. Enjoy a special Toledo Spirits cocktails menu, plus free samples and merchandise, every Wednesday in December from 3-6pm. End the happy hour with an added bonus— Rosie's weekly Wino Wednesday special, featuring $5 off any bottle under $28 and $10 off any bottle over $29, will be available throughout the restaurant from 3pm to close.
Rosie's Italian Grille, 606 N. McCord Rd.


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Scala, Ruby, cost, and development trends
A recent interview of some Twitter developers, on Twitter's use of Scala has touched off a fair amount of controversy in the Ruby community, and prompting Todd Hoff of the High Scalability to muse on an interesting statement: At some point, the cost of servers outweighs the cost of programmers.
We all know that the scripting languages that are frequently favored in Web development today — Ruby, Python, and PHP — do not perform as well as Java, and Java in turn can be outperformed by well-written native C/C++ code. However, these popular dynamic programming languages typically lead to better programmer productivity. The argument has been that it's more cost-effective to have more productive developers, than it is to buy less infrastructure. There is a point, though, when that scale equation can be flipped on its head — when the cost of the servers, due to the performance sacrifices, gets too high. (I would add that you can't look at simple hardware spend alone, either. You've got a infrastructure TCO to look at. It's not just about more people to maintain more servers, either — that equation is not linear, as a sysadmin can manage more systems if they're all identical and there are good automation tools. But systems that are struggling due to performance issues soak up operations time with daily firefighting.)
Twitter's developers are not advocating that people abandon what they know and love, but they're forging a new path for themselves, with an open-source language developed in academia. Scala can be compiled to either Java or .NET bytecode, allowing it to interoperate bidirectionally with Java and CLR code; this is important for driving adoption because programmers generally like to work with languages that have a solid base of libraries (i.e., someone else has conveniently done the work of producing code for commonly-needed capabilities), and because this makes it possible for Scala to leverage the existing tools community for Java and .NET. Scala's equivalent of Rails, i.e., a convenient framework, is Lift.
Scala doesn't have much adoption now, but it's worth noting that the rapid pace of Web 2.0 innovation is capable of driving extremely fast uptake of things that turn out to solve real-world problems. (For comparison: Not long ago, practically no one had heard of Hadoop, either, but it's built quite a bit of buzz now.) That's important for anyone contemplating the long-term future of particular platforms, particularly APaaS offerings that are tied to specific programming languages. The favored platforms can and do change in a tidal fashion — just look at the Google trend graph for Ruby on Rails to see just how aggressively interest can increase over a single year (2005 to 2006).
As a coda to all of this, Twitter's Alex Payne has a smart blog post, noting that social media fills the vacuum between peer-reviewed journals and water-cooler conversations, yet deploring the fact that in these mediums, emotion can rule over what is measurable. The takeaway — whether you're an IT manager, a marketing manager at a vendor, or an investor — from my perspective, is this: There's an emotional context to programming language choice. These are not merely technical communities; these are fandoms, and they form part of a developer's self-identity.
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Tags: appdev, people, scalability


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  })

  describe("Modal content", () => {
    beforeEach(() => {
      props.show = true
    })

    it("Renders ModalHeader if props.title", () => {
      props.title = "Log In"
      const component = getWrapper(props)

      expect(component.find(ModalHeader)).toHaveLength(1)
      expect(component.html()).toMatch("Log In")
    })

    it("Renders ModalHeader if props.hasLogo", () => {
      props.hasLogo = true
      const component = getWrapper(props)

      expect(component.find(ModalHeader)).toHaveLength(1)
      expect(component.find("Icon")).toHaveLength(2)
    })

    it("Renders Image if props.image", () => {
      props.image = "an_image.jpg"
      const component = getWrapper(props)

      expect(component.find(Image)).toHaveLength(1)
      expect(component.find(ModalContent)).toHaveLength(1)
    })
  })
})

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While I am not pleased about the forecast storm for Apr. 13 because I am planning to fly out that day, I am grateful for the weather forecasting technology that allows me to prepare for it.
Despite many obstacles, and needing to switch airlines, we arrived in Columbus in time for the APS April Meeting.
The patience and good humor of my students as we overcame those obstacles.
This was my first APS meeting!
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There's a lot to unpack being a first-time Housewife. Imagine outside of complicated relationships, feuds, and many ladies' lunches, meeting one of the most legendary 'Wives from any franchise. On Teddi Mellencamp Arroyave's trip to the Big Apple with the ladies of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, she met the "B" herself, Bethenny Frankel. When Teddi stopped by The Daily Dish podcast, hosts Megan Segura and Rachael Roberts were dying to ask the straight-shooting, down-to-earth Housewives rookie about her first impression of New York's outspoken and bold veteran.
"I met her with Kyle [Richards] and she was funny and snarky," Teddi recalled. "I mean, all the things that you would think. She was fun."
As fans have seen on Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen, Kyle and Bethenny have been good friends for many years. So, naturally, a trip to New York for the Beverly Hills resident would not be complete without dropping in on her long-time BFF.
On the podcast, Teddi explained that Bethenny is exactly how she is on the show: "There's no difference." While mixing new and old friends can be hard, it sounds like Teddi and Bethenny hit it off. Fans of the show will get to witness the bicoastal crossover on Tuesday's new episode.
Meeting Bethenny isn't the only crossover experience Teddi's had since she's joined the show. Listen to the full podcast episode above to learn which other Bravo ladies Teddi has lunched with.


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Hi, I'm Tristan, aged 16 and I have just started fostering kittens with my mum for Cats Protection's Bridgend Adoption Centre as the six month volunteer element of my Silver Duke of Edinburgh award.
Tristan with CP cat Chewy
A lot of people have asked me why I have chosen to volunteer with CP as it's not something you might associate with a teenage boy. But believe me, I am a typical teenage boy. You can't see the floor of my bedroom for mess, I love listening to music, eating junk food and playing on my Xbox. But I suppose I am a bit unusual in that even as a toddler I loved watching animal documentaries, particularly anything to do with big cats, monkeys and apes. I shocked my teacher in infant school when she asked everyone what they wanted to be when they grew up and I said a Primatologist! I am now researching animal-based degrees including Zoology as I go into sixth form in September.
In addition to our rescue cat Lucky, who is now 18 (two years older than me!), Toby (a CP cat who died from a heart condition) rabbits and gerbils, when I was eight I went along to a fun day at Bridgend Adoption Centre. I was shocked to see all the pens full of cats and kittens needing homes and to learn about the long waiting list for cats needing to come in and occupy a pen. Mum allowed us to adopt two little kittens and I chose to name one Chewy after my favourite jaguar on Big Cat Diary on TV. When my sister went away on holiday I had the responsibility (under mum's supervision) for both kittens and the rest is history.
Last year my mum responded to an appeal to help foster mother cats with litters. It was a scheme to that moves newborn kittens and their mums into family homes where they could be fully socialised into a family environment before being returned to CP centres at eight weeks old when they're ready for adoption. As the first eight weeks of a kitten's life is crucial to its development, CP explained that in a family home the kittens (and mums) would need lots of positive experiences including handling and attention from people of different ages and genders and to be familiar with home noises including the hoover, TV etc. Fostering these labour intensive mums and kittens also frees up pens and volunteers and staff in the CP centres so they can help other cats.
Fostered cat and kittens
We had to have a new fosterer visit from Cats Protection first and we prepared a room for the mum and kittens so they would be separate from other household pets. We also had to show proof that our own pets were fully vaccinated.
After being accepted as a 'mum with kittens' fosterer, last summer our house welcomed three separate sets of mums and kittens: Fluffy and her four kittens; Queenie and her four kittens and Lucky with her six kittens.
Socialising a foster kitten
I really enjoyed helping out last year so approached the Bridgend Adoption Centre to see if I could take a greater role this year for my Duke of Edinburgh award. As I am under 18, my mum still has ultimate responsibility, but under her watchful eye I am about to begin six months of fostering and we are off to pick up a young cat called Honey and her four kittens.
Keep an eye on this blog for updates about how I get on.


Crude has rebounded but will an OPEC freeze materialise?
The market is anticipating a more conciliatory tone from OPEC producers in coming weeks.
There's little hope of the magical disappearance of the global oil oversupply on the oil market, but a drop in US crude and gasoline inventories last week sent a positive sign to traders.
The market is also anticipating a more conciliatory tone from OPEC producers in coming weeks.
All this helped boost the oil price by the end of this week with Brent crude back over US$50 and WTI higher than US$48 a barrel.
The news headlines have been bullish this week about the possibility of an OPEC production freeze supported by the Russians.
This freeze had been touted as a possible solution on two former occasions, but full agreement could not be reached among all players.
There's no sUBStantial reason to indicate that it will work this time, but the market moves on sentiment, and right now, that sentiment is encouraging.
The move is being hailed by former oil ministers from Algeria and Qatar with both agreeing that the "psychological" boost would help the market at this stage.
While any production freeze would be positive, the reality of the current production cycle appears contradictory.
Talk of cooperation among OPEC members is not new, but there's been no public declarations from Iran or Iraq, two key members who have been increasing output to help revive their crippled economies.
Iran is making no formal commitment in advance, claiming it has not yet reached its desired production levels.
The former head of Iraq's South Oil Company, Jabbar Al-Luaibi has been appointed as the country's oil minister and he will want to be seen to be taking positive action to help boost the country's energy industry.
While Saudi Arabia publically supports a sense of balance on the oil market, the country continues to pump at record levels.
A former OPEC President and oil minister of Algeria, Chakib Khelil told Bloomberg this week that he was optimistic about a production freeze as the main players were currently producing at capacity having gained the market share they sought to achieve.
OPEC ministers will meet informally as the majority of them will be attending the International Energy Forum's gathering in Algeria at the end of September.
The analyst community is a bit skeptical having heard this production freeze prospect before and UBS Group AG as well as Commerzbank are not optimistic.
The hype of a production freeze may not be necessary as Bank of America Merrill Lynch believes the fundamentals are improving.
The bank sees this current price range as a buying opportunity, predicting a rally to US$69 by the middle of next year.
Domestic oil production in the US has been slowly on the rise and any increase in the oil price could tempt more independent producers back into the market.
Last week, American production was up at its highest level in 17 months; more than eight and a half million barrels a day.
Production in Latin America has declined with a variety of issues in Venezuela compounding the problem. Production in Nigeria and Libya remains uncertain but no-one is expecting Libyan production back on line anytime soon.
It has been a good week for the oil market, but the volatility in the sector could turn at any time.
Investors and traders will look for the positive headlines, but the necessary rebalance of supply and demand is still a way off in order to bring sustainable calm to the market.


Is Your Sales Culture Overdue for a Tune-up?
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Security consultant Paul Boucherle shares how to perform an assessment of your sales culture, key relationships, skill-building needs and more.
The lens and lessons of experience often yield clarity of your sales vision for your company. The lumps, scars and bruises remind us of the battles won and lost.
As you build your future sales battle plans, build on what you may already know. Learning history is easy; however, learning its lessons seems impossibly difficult.
Some tough lessons can be instructional, so let's put together a little sales review course. Some say selling practices and skills have changed so completely in the past 10 years that you should abandon all hope and cling to the new versions of sales strategy opinions, books, lectures or training services … or perish otherwise.
Your BS meter should be pegged to the right, though, or perhaps you buy into the siren song of a marketing pitch because you have not paid close attention to your own experiences and history lessons.
The selling and customer buying environment has certainly changed with technology in a decade's time; however, the experiences of applying that technology correctly have not.
There are difficult choices to make when decreasing revenues or open sales positions sing a lullaby of a quick revenue fix. If you are looking for basic sales skills and disciplines in a generic sense, there are plenty of companies that can assist.
If you are looking for more focused sales skills for a specific segment of our industry, seek out a solution that actually sold in your industry. Be careful and ask the right questions before you choose a solution to get your sales revenue back on course.
Ask yourself and your sales team if key revenue-producing customers have significantly or incrementally changed their buying and decision-making processes.
What I mean is, do the same people who made buying decisions yesterday still make them today or do they have to submit to a different approval process? This may mean that a pure "relationship" selling style needs a tune-up.
Does your sales team have access visibility to the next level of decision making? If the answer is no, you have some sales skill-building investments to make in developing higher and wider relationships — and do it soon.
This can be a challenge in the security industry for many reasons, but regardless, it needs to happen.
Professional selling has never really changed regardless of what new sales gurus espouse. Professional selling is adaptive; it's about aligning, qualifying and helping the right type of prospects get what they want because you want to help them get it — period.
Yes, it's still a lot of work. Sales disciplines have not really changed much either. Sales is hard work that requires doing your homework, active learning, prospecting, fire in the belly, drive and grit, plus a good intellect.
We all know customer buying processes have changed because they have greater access to product and pricing knowledge than ever before. According to some recent studies, they have already made up their minds on a product 57% of the time before they call you, and have five or more influencers making the decisions.
Why should you even participate in the charade? Because you and your team have pride and knowledge of the application of solutions and those lessons learned of what works and what doesn't work in the battle of new technologies.
You should have the brass to professionally challenge your prospects' presumed solutions, even when they have a security consultant and written spec for bidding purposes. What?!
Yes I am a security consultant, and yes I write specs, and yes I like to be challenged if there is a better solution available. If consultants are not challenged, then we are not truly serving our customers, are we?
How do you handle this sticky situation? Training, of course, or better yet hire the next generation of salespeople who will fearlessly drive new solutions, business models (like RMR, MSP), and high level relationships without baggage.
Traditional sales training is always good to sharpen existing sales teams' skills, focus and expectations. However, if you want significantly different sales results, you may need to consider augmenting your existing sales team resources in new and different ways to get results faster with less drama.
If there is a will, there is a way. Professional selling certainly has new technology tools to help with sales success; however, hire the right individual that has the tight grit, aligns with your company culture, and then relentlessly continues their career education. You'll be better equipped to take on the next sales challenges that loom.


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A Note About Fundraising from the Band Parent Council.
As part of our annual activities, the Sir Winston Churchill band programs need to raise funds. That isn't always a welcome part of being in an organization, so the Parent Council thought it might be helpful to share how much we're trying to raise, and for what purpose.
This year, our target is to raise $5,000 (which is $50 for each of the band members this year).
We use the money to keep the band's equipment in good condition and to add instruments. There's not enough money from the school board to provide all we need for our excellent program. Last year we spent $3870 to buy a new instrument and helped cover various fees and costs associated to running the Band program.
How do we raise the money? We offer items for sale, and sell items, where a portion of the money come back to the Band.
It's easy enough and it helps a great deal. Kids and families that 'lean in' to help the band also get a stronger sense of belonging to the team. Please ask your band member to keep you up to date and see if each and every one of us can make $50 (or more) to keep our bands looking, and sounding, good for years to come.


Mister Softee Inc. was founded by two brothers, William and James Conway, in 1956. On St. Patrick's Day of that year, Bill and Jim took their first truck and gave out green colored ice cream in the neighborhoods of West Philadelphia. By 1958 the company had outgrown the building in Philadelphia and moved to the current location in Runnemede, NJ. It is at this location that Mister Softee transforms plain trucks into Americas' most recognizable mobile ice cream vendor.
Today Mister Softee utilizes the latest automotive and equipment technologies to produce a complete ice cream stand on wheels. The customized truck body is made from rust free aluminum and is powered by the new General Motors Vortec engine. The ice cream is delivered via a high efficiency Electro Freeze soft serve machine and many of the other components are custom made specifically for Mister Softee.
Mister Softee has become the largest manufacturer of soft serve ice cream in the United States. This has been achieved through quality truck construction, advertising and most importantly by enthusiastic people that drive Mr. Softee trucks. Mister Softee has approximately 600 trucks in 15 states. We are a full service catering company that is available for birthday parties, corporate catering events, school functions, parties, sweet sixteen, baptisms, bar and bat mitzvah, weddings, picnics, family reunions, block parties, grand openings, marketing events, employee appreciation, fairs… You name it! Mister Softee ice cream truck rentals are available for parties and events between March 1st through October 31st.


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Born on 28 December 1949 in El Masnou (Barcelona), At the age of 9 years old, he is introduced to the world of art by the artist José M. Martínez.
Later he begins to study in the Escola Massanain Barcelona.
From 1969 to 1974 he works in an international art agency called SI Artists, working as an illustrator, creating photographic documentaries and graphic design.
In 1975 he returns to his beginnings, painting, deciding to devote himself exclusively to it.
By 2015 he had presented 125 individual exhibitions and participated in several collective exhibitions. He has taken part in several international art fairs.
13 books have been published about his work.
His works appear in important private collections in Europe, the United States, Japan and Canada.
In 1995 he inaugurates his own art gallery in Sant Cugat del Vallès, "Espai Lluís Ribas".
In 1998 he signs an exclusive contract for USA, with the prestigious company Wally Findlay Galleries, where he regularly exhibited in the different galleries of this company.
In 2000 a sculpture of his, dedicated to women, is erected in the Plaça Magí Bartralot in Sant Cugat.
In 2004, the artist films his first short film as director and screenwriter: Flor, in Palma, Majorca.
In 2016 he celebrates the 40thanniversary of his first individual exhibition.
Lluís Ribas currently lives and works in La Floresta, Sant Cugat (Barcelona), where he built a house and study with optimum conditions of light and space in which to create his work.
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It's blatantly obvious how Ribas enjoys portraying naked women of all ages, giving them a naturalistic semblance. In the "plastic" series, marked by strong contrasts and brightness, the surface of the plastic is outlined by using a mishmash of reflections and transparencies and shaped by the tension that models exert on it. Sometimes it's like a fine layer between two worlds, in which plastic recreates new patterns that are implied in the composition. Other times, there seems to be a necessity of freedom, bursting from the cocoon, ending the asphyxiation.
Another recurring trait is the use of chess patterns, which extend themselves in space and put the spotlight on perspective. On the other hand, this also clearly establishes a comparison, in which materials with differing traits are contrasted: the warm and voluminous flesh against the cold, flat and lifeless ground.
It's particularly interesting the unique way through which he portrays fabrics, creating huge and almost abstract spots of paint. Throughout his work, the fabric experiences different stages, since it simultaneously reminds us of a mantle, it presents traits and behaviours typical of a liquid matter, or acquires almost solid-like shapes, similar to marble. In some occasions, he even goes to the point where he puts more emphasis on the fabric and not so much on the figure. Whether its white fabric or skin texture, its particularly interesting how the immense brushstrokes contour landmarks and mould the surface in a volumetric manner.
With a wide array of subtle hues, Ribas indicates where we can find light and shade, in a gentle combination that adds an enormous dimension and depth, giving it a unique personality.
By Pedro Boaventura • Excerpt from Masters of Painting - Volume 1
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It says on my new annual Council Tax bill that I owe money, but I don't - what do I do?
Any payments made after 1 March will not have been taken into account. If you have made a payment after this date, it will not show on your new Council Tax bill.
If you have a receipt showing that you made a payment after 1 March, you do not need to do anything.
Please note though that if you pay by direct debit, the payment for 10 March will have been taken into account. The payment will not have been taken from your bank account until the due day.
Any changes in circumstances notified to us on or before 1 March may not have been actioned on your bill, and an adjusted bill will be issued to you in due course.
Why haven't I received my bill?
If you've recently notified us of a change in circumstances this may not have been actioned yet and a bill will follow in due course. Otherwise, please telephone us on 01246 345497 or 01246 345502 to discuss.
I thought that February and March were 'free' months so why am I paying Council Tax during this period?
Council tax is usually payable over ten monthly instalments (if the bill is issued for the full financial year); or the number of whole months left in the financial year less one (if issued during the financial year). In other words, the period over which you pay can depend on when your bill was sent to you.
Can I pay my Council Tax weekly or fortnightly?
We cannot show weekly or fortnightly instalments on your bill. However, you can make payments whenever you wish as long as each of your instalments is paid in full by the date it is due.
I get paid at the end of the month but my Council Tax is due on the first, what can I do?
If you pay by direct debit, you have a choice of paying on the 1st, 10th or 20th of each month. Otherwise, your Council Tax instalments are always due on the first day of each month. This means that if you get paid at the end of the month, you should make sure you keep back the money to pay the April instalment from your March wages, for example.
Paying by direct debit gives you more flexibility, but if you pay by any other method, you should make sure that payment is made by the first day of each month.
Can I pay over 12 months instead of 10?
Council Tax is usually payable over ten monthly instalments (if the bill is issued for the full financial year) or the number of whole months left in the financial year less one (if issued during the financial year).
Customers can request to pay their Council Tax over the whole 12 months of the financial year up to and including March.
My neighbour says they are paying a lot less than me – why is that?
If you wish to query the band your property is in, please contact the Valuation Office Agency on 03000 501 501.
I always pay by direct debit, can I check that this is still in place?
Check your bill above the list of instalments. If these are to be collected by direct debit it will be stated on your bill. Direct debit continues from year to year unless it has been cancelled.
If your bill does not state that instalments will be collected by direct debit and you wish to pay by this method, please telephone 01246 345 503 with your bank details to hand so that this can be set up over the telephone. If you prefer not to give your bank details over the telephone, a direct debit instruction will be sent through the post for you to complete and return.
Some customers choose to pay by standing order, which should not be confused with direct debit. You need to contact your bank to pay by this method and the instruction will need to be renewed or amended each time you receive a new or amended bill.


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Armistice 100 On Air: A Living Heritage Podcast Live Recording
"Armistice 100" On Air:
A "Living Heritage Podcast" Live Recording
On Tuesday, November 13th, 2018, join Heritage NL folklorist Dale Jarvis and special guests Darlene Redmond and Michael Pretty at the Annex, beside Admiralty House Communications Museum, for a live audience recording of the Living Heritage radio show and podcast to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the signing of the Armistice.
Darlene Redmond is an artist who has always had a keen interest in history and war. She admires the care and dedication given by the people of this province in preserving the history of the Royal Newfoundland Regiment and created the series to contribute to a proud legacy. She lives with her husband and children in Mount Pearl. Darlene's work will be featured in Admiralty House's new exhibit "Armistice 100."
Michael Pretty is the founder of The Trail of the Caribou Research Group Inc. (TCRG). TCRG is a not-for-profit volunteer organization and a registered charity. Their mission is to raise awareness of the accomplishments and sacrifices of Newfoundlanders and Labradorians in military conflicts and peacekeeping missions over the past 100 years. All TCRG initiatives are founded on values of fellowship, inclusion and respect.
This event is included in the cost of admission to the Annex.
Admiralty House Museum Annex
365 Old Placentia Rd,
Mount Pearl,
NL A1N 0G7
Link for tickets: https://squareup.com/store/admiralty-house/item/armistice-on-air-1
Labels: Admiralty House Museum and Archives, Mount Pearl, WWI