A travel agency in Plano is looking for a Japanese Bilingual Tour Coordinator for their corporate customer's reservation (business trips).
The corporate culture is very friendly and teamwork-oriented. The company has been a chosen provider of the services to many major prominent Japanese companies for their service quality.
The ideal candidate will be able to communicate fully in Japanese (reading/writing/ speaking/ listening) with corporate customers in Japan and arrange travel accommodations with airlines, hotels, and venues etc. in the U.S.
• Handles reservations and ticketing for corporate clients by email or phone calls.
• Handles all elements of travel including and not limited to airfare, cars, hotels, airport parking, car service, visas, passports, etc.
• Observes, receives and otherwise obtains information from all relevant sources to provide accurate information and advises to maximize cost savings and providing the highest degree of customer services.
• Monitors online booking accounts, issues tickets, and assists with changes, request for new bookings or other issues.
• Understands and illustrates a working knowledge of both online booking tools.
• Resolves all flight issues where a traveler is at risk due to weather delays, flight schedule changes, etc. to the meet customers' satisfaction.
• Answers questions from clients regarding invoices, refunds, credits, no show charges, etc.
• Distributes invoices and statements for on time payment.
• Helps with any guests' special requests for personal, or leisure travel purposes.
• Site visitation with customers to actual airport, hotel, tour, and company office as needed. May attend a meeting at a customer office.
• Data entry into system as well as Microsoft Office Suites (Word, Excel) and maintain the tour cost and sales.
Skill: Detail oriented and accurate personality.
Great organizational and time management skill.
Interest in travels and travel coordination.
Available for overtime and business trip for full-time applicants.


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On my last hunt I participated in a race. The odd part of the situation was that I was not aware of the competition until the morning of the hunt. I felt the same way as I did on the rare occasion of college when I arrived at class to find an exam waiting for me, the exam that I failed to remember to study for.
Snow had fallen the previous evening. It was the type of snowfall that trackers dream of. There was only about an inch of snow on the ground and the consistency and texture was perfect to reveal all the pad detail one could want to see. There would be no nasty powdery snow to backfill a track leaving a little detective work to confirm a creature's identity. The snow had stopped falling around midnight and any tracks found would only be six or so hours old come daylight. I knew this would be a great opportunity to find fresh lion tracks. This situation made me so hopeful I even had a little pre-hunt jitters and discovered difficulty in falling asleep the evening before the hunt. I felt like I had just finally become unconscious when the alarm clock interrupted my slumber.
Breakfast and coffee in hand I fired up the suburban and headed for the mountains. I decided to spend some time driving a different mountain road than I normally travel. Although this particular road has more traffic on it the road winds through nearly constant national forest. There are also several other roads that branch off of it which offer many more miles of good territory for tracks. As I began checking these roads I noticed there were several sets of tire tracks that always seemed to go where I wanted to go. I further saw there was evidence that the vehicle would stop and human foot prints could be seen next to where an animal had crossed the road. I did not want to admit it, I even came up with a few wild explanations, but I knew it was another hunter doing exactly what I was, looking for lion tracks. My guess at the time was that it was hounds men. I continued checking roads dreaming that perhaps the other lion hunters had not been this way. Sadly my dreams were dashed when I turned a corner and found both hound and human tracks leading away from a vehicle and up a rocky slope. I had lost the race; they had found the lion tracks first. I had left town early, but evidently not early enough. It was hard not to be disappointed or even a little jealous. I had to remind myself this is the nature of being a lion caller. I am attempting to hunt lions the most difficult way possible. If I simply wanted to kill a lion I could have accomplished this a long time and several thousands of dollars ago. A guided lion hunt with dogs could have been purchased easily with all the time and money I have invested in this undertaking. However my lion quest is not about a kill. It is about meeting the lion on his level, hunting the most extreme hunter with only my skills and not the aid of canines or guides.
Just prior to finding the hound's men vehicle, I had located a fresh set of large bobcat prints heading up a steep ridge line towards several miles of national forest. I backtracked to these prints and decided to trail the cat as the morning was getting late and any hopes of finding lion tracks was diminishing. Walking up the steep ridgeline proved to be more difficult than I had anticipated. Several times I nearly fell or slid down the slope, only grabbing the branch of a nearby pine or bush prevented an unplanned descent. During one such struggle I managed to stick the barrel of my AR15 in to a snow drift. Once I reached the top of the ridgeline I inspected the rifle and found the barrel completely plugged with snow. The hunt was almost over before it even really began. I little bit of impromptu rifle cleaning had to occur if I was to continue. I found a correct sized stick and field stripped the black rifle, literally. With the bolt in one pocket, charging handle in the other I went to work removing the snow from the bore. When I was satisfied the gun was once again serviceable I reassembled it and continued on.
The bobcat traveled over the ridge and into another large valley. Just prior to entering the valley I stopped and made a call stand; hoping to call the cat back to me, no such luck. I found the cat and discovered where one of his regular dens was. It was evident from the prints the cat had entered the den and then left at a later time. I resumed the chase and located where the cat had defecated, it was very fresh and I was hopeful I was closing the distance. When the bobcat meandered up another steep slope and over a ridgeline I again followed. However at the top of this ridge I was greeted by the opposing force of private land. The chase had to end, the bobcat was not restricted by private property, but I was. I set up and sat through another 45 minute call stand. The cat did not come in and I was out of options.
As murphy's laws would have it, the cat had walked directly away from where the truck was and I was faced with a several mile back track to the rig. I was able to use a road to make the walk a bit easier but it was still a little arduous. The old suburban might be 22 years old, but it is always a great sight at the end of a long journey in the snow. The wind and the sun had performed their magic on the meager snowfall all of the tracks had either been melted or blown away. It was time to return home and reflect on what I had learned and experienced during this outing. Perhaps next snowfall and a little earlier departure will bring a more successful hunt.


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Finals: Mancuso, Miller in Title Hunts
LENZERHEIDE, Switzerland (USST Press Release)—Olympic champion Julia Mancuso (Olympic Valley, CA) remains in the hunt with three Austrians for the women's overall World Cup title this week at World Cup Finals and former world champion Bode Miller (Bretton Woods, NH) leads in his bid for a second World Cup super G title in three seasons.
Racing begins Wednesday with the men's and women's downhills. WCSN.com will broadcast same-day video streaming from Lenzerheide daily. The men's downhill will be broadcast at noon ET and the women's DH will be video streamed at 4 p.m. ET. Live interval timing will also be available at livetiming.usskiteam.com.
"Snow conditions are outstanding. It's a tough downhill; some sections are bumpy and there are some tough turns," U.S. Women's Head Coach Patrick Riml said Monday night after the first get-acquainted training run for the women.
Doubled-up daily racing schedule
"We'll push it a little bit more tomorrow and see what happens Wednesday," he said. The weather forecast is for good weather into the weekend; World Cup Finals limits participants to the top 25 skiers in each discipline plus Junior World Championships gold medalists.
After the DHs, racing is scheduled to continue Thursday with the super Gs. Friday, it's the nation's team event with four runs of downhill or super G and four of slalom for national teams of up to six athletes; the U.S. Ski Team finished second a year ago in the inaugural team competition during World Cup Finals in Are, Sweden.
The weekend brings tech races - men's giant slalom and women's SL Saturday, men's slalom and women's GS Sunday in the final World Cup races of the winter. "There's a lot of interest in Julia, of course, and particularly from the media," Riml said. "She's been doing a great job of dealing with the interest and keeping her focus on her racing. I'm very impressed with the way she's handling it.
"We can calculate the points Sunday afternoon and see who's on top. We want to keep things as simple as possible. We can't control a lot of the interest," he said, "but I have to say Jules - and the rest of our girls - will take it run by run, day by day." [pagebreak]Riml will have five women competing in Finals: Mancuso, Stacey Cook (Mammoth Mountain, CA), Kirsten Clark (Raymond, ME) - who won a World Cup downhill at Lenzerheide in 2001, Resi Stiegler (Jackson Hole, WY) and Kaylin Richardson (Edina, MN).
In addition, Lindsey Kildow (Vail, CO), who won three races this season and collected two silver medals at the 2007 FIS Alpine World Ski Championships last month, also qualified for World Cup Finals, but a knee injury forced her to end her season early so she could begin rehabbing to strengthen it for the '08 season. "We miss Lindsey, for sure, and she would be so competitive here," Riml said, "but she made the right decision so she can get healthy for next year."
Coach: Miller ready to win SG title
Four American men will be racing - Miller, Marco Sullivan (Squaw Valley, CA), Steven Nyman (Provo, UT) and Ted Ligety (Park City, UT). Men's Head Coach Phil McNichol - said the interest in the women's race plus the battle between defending overall champion Benjamin Raich of Austria and Norwegian challenger Aksel Lund Svindal is overshadowing Miller's run for a second SG title.
"There's talk about the girls and that situation, and there's the ongoing interest in Benni and Svindal," Head Coach Phil McNichol said. "And that's appropriate...but Bode's focused on skiing well and locking up that super G title again.
"Two years ago, we had a double 'win' with him and Daron (Rahlves, who retired last spring) tied in that last super G here, and there shouldn't be any doubt whether Bode wants to win this title. He wants it and I think it's going to take some amazing skiing to beat him," McNichol said.
The men get a training run Tuesday; speed racers arrived Wedneesday afternoon after the next-to-last downhill and super G in Kvitfjell, Norway, during the weekend. The women got their first training run Monday because the speed skiers were off over the weekend while the World Cup schedule called for GS and slalom in Zwiesel, Germany; World Cup DH champion Renate Goetschl of Austria led the training run with Mancuso in third place, Cook in ninth and Clark crashed in the safety netting, but was not injured, Riml said.
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I wouldn't worry about fairness if you play this game. They've added a lot of new stuff over the years, breaking a lot of things in the process. I was a consistent voter and supporter of the place until today. There's really not much to say. It was a fun game, and it could be entertaining, with all of the various pk skill paths for adapting to other players,but in the end it just really fizzles out when you discover that the people actually working on the game don't seem to care about balance. They made a recent decision to move a stat that improves hitting through enemy defenses back onto strength, which was previously moved to dex so that giants didn't just kill everyone and dex races had no chance. I attempted to argue rationally, and the imp in charge puts words in my mouth, saying that I must believe elves should be able to 'rambo' anyone, which is patently untrue, as elves were struggling before hitroll was moved. I don't really like people being manipulative and I told him he was being dishonest by putting that out there, especially as elves were already struggling in warrior and hybrid guilds. At this point, he made not so veiled insults as to my intelligence boasting about how he has a physics degree, and that I would be unable to comprehend how to solve such mathematical problems as I didn't have the brains. I showed him and anyone else who wanted to see the issue with moving hitroll a multitude of posts by other players and the Imp himself stating that elvish races were worst in the warrior guild, and this is prior to the hitroll nerf for high dex races by giving bonus to hitroll and damroll back squarely only to giants. For this, he called the posts inflammatory (presumably because it show's he's contradicting himself, and also that he has a bias against game balance against elves or for giants), and banned my account. If you want to play this game, do so without expecting opinions to be taken seriously, while being given veiled and obvious insults by the people that run it, and without expecting balance to be given serious thought other thanhow they can make the game run well for their bias.
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Soundtrack Release: "Dracula" & "The Curse of Frankenstein" – James Bernard
Date: 09/09/2019Author: soundtrackbeat 0 Comments
Tadlow Music presents "Dracula" & "The Curse of Frankenstein", both composed by James Bernard.
World Premiere Recordings of the Complete Scores from Two Classic Hammer Films of the 1950s
THE CURSE OF FRANKENSTEIN starred Peter Cushing as Baron Victor Frankenstein and Christopher Lee as The Creature. This outstanding 1957 horror film began a whole series of films starring these two great icons of terror and was one of the best movies from Hammer Productions.
DRACULA, made in 1958, also starred Peter Cushing (as Doctor Van Helsing) and Christopher Lee (as Count Dracula). It is difficult to overestimate the significance of DRACULA as it set the tone for Hammer's movie output over the next two decades when British horror films were among the most admired and popular films. DRACULA created international stars out of Christopher Lee and Peter Cushing.
The music for both these films was composed by James Bernard, who created music for many more classic Hammer films including: SHE * THE QUATERMASS XPERIMENT * THE DAMNED * DRACULA: PRINCE OF DARKNESS * THE DEVIL RIDES OUT * TASTE THE BLOOD OF DRACULA * THE LEGEND OF THE 7 GOLDEN VAMPIRES
A distinctive trait in Bernard's Hammer scores is their use of clashing harmonies, often created by doubling a motif a tone higher, as in his famous Dracula theme. His music is also frenzied and pacey at times, frequently making use of percussion such as timpani and snares. He could also write lush, romantic melodies, however. such as appear in Frankenstein Created Woman, Taste the Blood of Dracula and Scars of Dracula.
Newly Recorded in Stunning and Dynamic Digital Sound
Performed by the Acclaimed and Award-Winning City of Prague Philharmonic Orchestra Conducted by Nic Raine
New Score and Bernard's own Orchestrations Reconstructed by Leigh Phillips
20-Page Full-Colour Booklet with Informative Sleeve Notes by Hammer Film Music Expert David Huckvale – plus numerous original film stills and posters.
OVER 70 MINUTES OF MUSIC
Includes Bonus Track "Rhapsody for Lucy" Composed by Leigh Phillips from the Dracula Theme by James Bernard.
Recording Produced by James Fitzpatrick for Tadlow Music
With Associate Producers Mark Bagby and Leigh Phillips
THE CURSE OF FRANKENSTEIN
Main Title From The Curse of Frankenstein (1:48)
A Brilliant Intellect/It's Alive (4:31)
The Gibbet (3:39)
An Offer of Help/Goodnight Professor/The Professor's Brain (4:56)
The Creature/He's Gone (2:48)
The Creature and the Blind Man/You Shoot Well/I'll Give You Life Again (2:59)
Justine's Fate (4:12)
Get Up/Final Confrontation/The Guillotine (9:06)
Main Title From Dracula (1:53)
Arrival at Castle Dracula (4:41)
Plan Revealed/Plea for Help/Dracula's Rage (5:22)
The Mausoleum/Harker Stakes the Bride/Empty Casket (4:58)
The Diary/Van Helsing Finds Harker (2:06)
Sleep Well/Dracula Seduces Lucy (2:07)
Lucy's Second Encounter/Garlic Flowers (2:36)
Aunt Lucy/Lucy Is Released (3:29)
Mina Ensnared/It Was There (1:09)
Allergic Reaction/Mina's Submission (2:55)
Bloodstained Mina/The Cellar (1:00)
The Final Battle (4:34)
Rhapsody for Lucy (Lucie) (4:14) – Composed by Leigh Phillips based on a theme by James Bernard
Release Date: OCT 25th 2019… just in time for Halloween!
For listening to track clips and ordering the new CD release, please visit the Tadlow's page.
Forthcoming from Tadlow Music is a complete release of Miklos Rozsa's masterful score for the film "King of Kings" (1961).
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UK government contributes £25 million to accelerate the rollout of 5G in the country.
The government is investing £25million in six 5G projects to accelerate the rollout of the next generation mobile network across the UK. The projects will focus on boosting connectivity in rural communities, improving healthcare in the home, developing self-driving cars, and boosting manufacturing productivity.
· Quickline Communications, which is set to trial 5G across several rural locations with the goal to introduce the concept of smart agriculture as well as boost tourism and connectivity in poorly-served communities.
· Airspan – The company will trial the use of 5G technology on connected and autonomous vehicles.
· Sensor City, which is leading a consortium, including academics, the NHS, locals SMEs and an unidentified 5G vendor to deliver 5G network to deprived communities across Liverpool.
· Worcestershire 5G consortium, which is a group of organisations, including Worcestershire County Council, BT and Huawei, which will test 5G on robotics, AR and big data analytics.
· The West of England Combined Authority, BBC and Aardman – The companies are tasked to test 5G on virtual reality in Bath and Bristol.
· Cisco and the University of Strathclyde - They will deliver testbeds and trials to determine the potential benefits of 5G for rural communities and industries, including agriculture.


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Toledo Volunteer Organizations: Volunteer in Toledo, OH, USA | VolunteerMatch
Find the best places to volunteer in Toledo. Learn more about Toledo volunteer organizations in cause areas like education, crisis support, homeless & housing, and more.
There are 194 organizations in the Toledo area with volunteer opportunities waiting to be filled.
Organizations within 20.0 miles of Toledo, OH, USA
31. Clay Avenue Community School
Clay Avenue Community School is a charter elementary school. The School provides an alternative to public schools that have been ineffective in meeting certain family and student learning needs and... (41.68273,-83.52288) More >
Toledo, OH | ( No Reviews)
Interest Areas: Children & Youth, Community, Education & Literacy
Updated: 10/9/17 , Distance: 2.21 miles away
32. WOOD LANE RESIDENTIAL SERVICES
Wood Lane Residential Services, Inc. is a proud provider of services to individuals with developmental and intellectual disabilities in Wood County, Ohio. We serve people in their own homes or... More >
BOWLING GREEN, OH | ( No Reviews)
Interest Areas: Advocacy & Human Rights, Community, Employment, People with Disabilities, Sports & Recreation
33. BUTTERFLIES 15
We are dedicated to the lives of women that were victimized to Human Trafficking. Our organization's recovery program is 9-12 months and we are the only organization in Northwest Ohio that... (41.640,-83.540) More >
Interest Areas: Advocacy & Human Rights, Community, Environment, Homeless & Housing, Women
34. HARVEY HOUSE
Harvey House is a drop-in community center for underserved LGBTQ+ and allied youth ages 12-19. We are the first and only LGBTQ+ and allied youth community center in Northwest Ohio. Harvey House... (41.69211,-83.57632) More >
Interest Areas: Advocacy & Human Rights, Children & Youth, Community, LGBT
Updated: 8/7/17 , Distance: 3.36 miles away
35. American Cancer Society
The American Cancer Society is the nationwide community-based voluntary health organization dedicated to eliminating cancer as a major health problem by preventing cancer , saving lives, and... (41.5436,-83.6413) More >
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Interest Areas: Community, Health & Medicine
36. Relay For Life of Northern Wood County
The Relay For Life of Northern Wood County raises money to support the programs and services of the American Cancer Society. (41.5442,-83.5976) More >
Interest Areas: Community
37. JOSINA LOTT RESIDENTIAL AND COMMUNITY SERVICES
We provide specialty services to individuals with developmental disabilities. Through dedicated leadership, we are able to create a safe environment where individuals can build self-esteem, become... (41.63585,-83.68668) More >
Interest Areas: Advocacy & Human Rights, Community, Health & Medicine, People with Disabilities
38. RSVP OF NORTHWESTERN OHIO
Make a Difference in Your Community! RSVP (Retired and Senior Volunteer Program) provides opportunities for people 55 and over to make a difference in their community through volunteer service.... More >
Interest Areas: Seniors
39. Toledo Northwestern Ohio Food Bank, Inc.
Since 1984, the Food Bank has distributed over 50 million pounds of food and grocery products to our member agencies. The Food Bank serves 300 agencies in an 8 county area of Northwest Ohio... (41.6603,-83.5449) More >
Toledo, OH | ( 1 reviews)
Interest Areas: Community, Crisis Support, Hunger
40. The University Church Garden
We grow food. We teach people to grow food. We teach people how to make jobs by growing food. We distribute thousands of pounds of fresh organic produce to food deserts every year, along with... (41.63699,-83.65435) More >
Interest Areas: Community, Environment, Faith-Based, Health & Medicine, Hunger


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Q: Select Distinct value SQL I have table like this
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1  | xyzab | so.jpg | googl |
2  | acbde | am.jpg | artic |
3  | xyzab | pp.jpg | other |

i want to select unique or distinct title with it's image and name also.
DO not want to repeat the values. I use this this code
SELECT DISTINCT title,image,name,id FROM `some_table`

but this is not working fine
NOTE: The OP is working with MySQL

A: Using DISTINCT will ensure no 2 records have all columns matching, so this is working correctly.
If you want to return unique titles, you need to decide what image and name would be returned.
You could use a group by with an aggregate function to do this. For example:
SELECT title, MIN(image), MIN(name), MIN(id)
FROM `some_table`
GROUP BY title

But it depends on what results you are after...

A: You will need to specify the WINNER... in other words if there is a duplicate title but differening data in other columns you need to pick one...
For example you could try this.
select * from 'some_table' where id in (select min(id) from 'some_table' group by title)

A: DISTINCT is not applied to the one field after the keyword, but for fields in your select statement. What you're looking for is GROUP BY:
SELECT title,image,name,id FROM some_table GROUP BY title

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There's been a whole lot of Sturm und Drang around apps which uses the iPhone's UDID to track users. We're getting reports of Apple banning apps which access UDID - although there's nothing official yet. Frankly, it's well overdue. Users want their privacy respected, app developers want to know if their advertising campaigns have been successful, and ad networks (like InMobi) want to make sure we're sending relevant adverts to users. UDID was the easiest way for people to do all of that - but it wasn't very respectful of privacy. So it's going - and good riddance to it. The new InMobi SDK 3.5 does away with UDID. It's in beta now, and should be available for you to download in early April. If you have any pending updates or new submissions, hang on for a bit and integrate with InMobi Ads SDK 3.5 as soon as it becomes available. Look for it in the publisher section of your InMobi account - we'll also announce it on this blog. And Twitter. And via email. And on the Developer Wiki. Trust me, you'll hear about it! So, what's replacing UDID? Primarily, we're looking at ODIN1 which completely avoids UDID. In addition, ODIN1 is only ever transmitted once it has been encrypted, so no one can spy on it. With upcoming releases of the SDK, we're going to be looking at better ways to protect users' privacy. We want to make sure that apps aren't leaking private information, and that customers can trust us. Got any questions? Stick them in the comments box.


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Le Miami Beach (Miami Beach, ou plage de Miami, en anglais) est un cocktail américain, à base de gin, jus d'ananas et sirop de canne, nommé du nom des plages de Miami Beach, au bord de l'océan Atlantique, à Miami Beach en Floride aux États-Unis.

Préparation
Mélanger dans un shaker les ingrédients de ce cocktail tropical des portes de la mer des Caraïbes (gin, jus d'ananas, sirop de canne, glaçons). Filtrer le tout dans un verre à cocktail, décorer avec une feuille d'ananas :

 4 mesures de gin
 2.5 mesures de jus d'ananas
 0.5 mesure de sirop de canne
 1 feuille d'ananas (décoration)
 5 ou 6 glaçons

Quelques variantes
 Havana Beach, avec du rhum à la place du gin
 Piña colada, rhum, jus d'ananas, et crème de noix de coco
 Blue Hawaii, rhum, curaçao bleu, lait de coco, et jus d'ananas

Notes et références

Voir aussi

 Cuisine des États-Unis
 Plages de Miami Beach
 Cuisine du Sud des États-Unis
 Cocktail - Cocktail officiel de l'IBA
 Liste des cocktails par type d'alcool

Liens externes

Miami
Miami Beach
Cocktail à base de gin
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\section{Non-uniqueness example}\label{example}

\begin{prop}\label{nonunique}
Let $M$ be a hyperbolic 3-manifold with $\mathrm{rank}(\pi_1(M))=2$. Suppose that $M$
has a minimal length carrier graph $f\!:\!X\to M$ and that $M$ has a fixed-point
free isometry $h$ of finite order not divisible by 3. Then $hf$ is a minimal
length carrier graph not strongly equivalent to $f$.
\end{prop}

\begin{proof}
It is clear that $hf$ is a minimal length carrier graph. Suppose it is strongly
equivalent to $f$. Then there exists a homeomorphism $\eta\!:\!X\to X$ such
that $hf=f\eta$. Note that $\eta$ cannot fix any point $x\in X$, for then
$h$ would fix $f(x)$. According to~\cite{W}, minimal length carrier graphs must
be trivalent. There are only two trivalent graphs of rank 2: one that looks like
a $\theta$ and one that looks like eye-glasses. The eye-glasses graph does not
admit a fixed-point free homeomorphism; so $X$ is the $\theta$ graph. Up to
homotopy, $\eta$ must be the homeomorphism that swaps vertices and cyclically
permutes the edges.

Let $m$ be the order of $h$. Then $h^mf=f\eta^m$, which is equivalent to
$f=f\eta^m$. Since $m$ is not divisible by 3, $\eta^m$ cyclically permutes the
edges of $X$. Hence, $f$ must map each edge to the same image, which contradicts
$f$ being a carrier graph because $f_{\ast}(\pi_1(X))$ would be trivial.
\end{proof}

We can get concrete examples from this proposition. For example, let $M$ be the
figure 8 knot complement. Then $M$ is a two-fold cover of the Gieseking manifold,
hence it has a fixed-point
free isometry $h$ of order 2, and the rank of $\pi_1(M)$ is easily found to be two
(from, say, the Wirtinger presentation); so $M$ has non-unique minimal length
carrier graphs.

We can also get closed examples. Reid~\cite{R}
shows how to produce, for any $p>1$, a closed hyperbolic 3-manifold $M$ with
a regular, cyclic
cover $N$ of degree $p$ such that $\mathrm{rank}(\pi_1(N))=2$. If $p$
is not divisible by 3, then $N$ with its order $p$ deck transformation
satisfies the hypotheses of Proposition~\ref{nonunique} and thus has non-unique
minimal length carrier graphs.

We can take these examples a bit further to get examples of carrier graphs which
are minimal in the same equivalence class but are not strongly
equivalent. Reid's manifolds are formed as follows.
Let $\varphi$ be a pseudo-Anosov homeomorphism of a punctured torus $T$ and let
$M_{\varphi}$ be the mapping torus of $\varphi$. Let $a,b$ be generators of
$\pi_1(T)$. Reid forms a manifold, which we are calling $N$, by taking the obvious
$p$-fold cyclic cover of $M_{\varphi}$ and performing a certain Dehn filling on it.
It is shown that $N$ is a $p$-fold cyclic cover of a manifold obtained from
Dehn filling $M_{\varphi}$ and the preimage of the
 filling torus for $M_{\varphi}$ is the
filling torus of $N$ (in particular, the deck transformations of $N$ leave the
filling torus invariant).
By abuse of notation, we will use $a$ and $b$ to refer to the generators of the
fiber subgroup of $M_{\varphi}$ and its cover and to their images in the filled
manifold $N$. Reid shows that $a$ and $b$ generate $\pi_1(N)$. Let $H$ be the
filling torus of $N$. Then $N\setminus H$ is fiber bundle over $S^1$ with fiber
a compact surface of genus 1 and with 1 boundary component. Choose representatives
$\alpha$ and $\beta$ of $a$ and $b$, respectively, that lie in
a particular fiber $\Sigma$ of $N\setminus H$. If $h$ is an order $p$
deck-transformation of $N$,
then $h\circ\alpha$ and $h\circ\beta$ are loops in the fiber $h(\Sigma)$ which also
generate $\pi_1(N)$. Notice that there is a submanifold homeomorphic to
$\Sigma\times[0,1]\subset N$ containing $\alpha$, $\beta$, $h\circ\alpha$ and $h\circ\beta$.
The manifold $\Sigma\times[0,1]$ is a genus 2 handlebody and the pairs
$\{\alpha,\beta\}$ and $\{h\circ\alpha,h\circ\beta\}$ each generate its
fundamental group. It is a well-known fact that any two minimal cardinality
generating sets for the fundamental group of a handlebody are Nielsen equivalent;
hence, $h$ preserves the Nielsen equivalence class of the generating pair
$\{a,b\}$.

Let $f\!:\!S^1\vee S^1\to N$ be the carrier graph given by mapping one of the
$S^1$s to $\alpha$ and the other to $\beta$, and let $f'$ be a carrier graph of
minimal length in the equivalence class of $f$. Then $h\circ f'$ has minimal
length in the equivalence class of the graph coming from $h\circ\alpha$ and
$h\circ\beta$. In~\cite{So}, Souto shows how to
associate an equivalence class of carrier graphs to a Nielsen equivalence class
of generators for $\pi_1$ and vice versa. His discussion of this correspondence
implies that since $h$ preserves the Nielsen equivalence class of $\{a,b\}$,
$f'$ and $h\circ f'$ are equivalent. However, Proposition~\ref{nonunique} implies
that these carrier graphs are not strongly equivalent. Hence, minimal length
carrier graphs are not unique even within an equivalence class.

\section{Weaker forms of uniqueness}\label{theorems}

For the proof of Theorem~\ref{main_thm}, we will need a lemma.

\begin{lem}\label{half_triangle}
Let $x$, $y$ and $z$ be distinct points in $\mathbb{H}^n$. Let $x'$ (resp. $y'$) be the
midpoint of the geodesic between $x$ (resp. $y$) and $z$. Then
$d(x',y')\le\frac12d(x,y)$, and equality is achieved exactly when the angle
$\angle xzy$ is 0 or $\pi$.
\end{lem}

\begin{proof}
Let $a=d(x',z)$, $b=d(y',z)$, $c=d(x',y')$ and $\gamma=\angle xzy$. We wish to
show that $2c\le d(x,y)$. This is equivalent to $\cosh(2c)\le\cosh(d(x,y))$. By
the hyperbolic law of cosines,
\begin{eqnarray*}
\cosh(c) &=& \cosh(a)\cosh(b)-\sinh(a)\sinh(b)\cos(\gamma) \\
\cosh d(x,y) &=& \cosh(2a)\cosh(2b)-\sinh(2a)\sinh(2b)\cos(\gamma).
\end{eqnarray*}

Now we just follow our noses: $\cosh(2c)=2\cosh^2(c)-1$, so we need to show
\[
2\cosh^2(c)-1\le \cosh(2a)\cosh(2b)-\sinh(2a)\sinh(2b)\cos(\gamma).
\]
The left side is equal to
\begin{multline*}
2\cosh^2(a)\cosh^2(b)-4\cosh(a)\cosh(b)\sinh(a)\sinh(b)\cos(\gamma)+\\
2\sinh^2(a)\sinh^2(b)\cos^2(\gamma)-1.
\end{multline*}
Notice that
\[
\sinh(2a)\sinh(2b)\cos(\gamma)=4\cosh(a)\cosh(b)\sinh(a)\sinh(b)\cos(\gamma).
\]
So our goal becomes
\[
2\cosh^2(a)\cosh^2(b)+2\sinh^2(a)\sinh^2(b)\cos^2(\gamma)-1\le\cosh(2a)\cosh(2b).
\]
Using the identity $\cosh(2x)=2\cosh^2(x)-1$ and some algebra, one can see that
this is equivalent to
\[
\sinh^2(a)\sinh^2(b)\cos^2(\gamma)+\cosh^2(a)+\cosh^2(b)\le\cosh^2(a)\cosh^2(b)+1.
\]
It suffices to prove this inequality with the assumption that
$\cos^2(\gamma)=1$, or equivalently, $\gamma=0,\pi$. In this case, it is an
equality, which follows from the identity $\cosh^2(b)=\sinh^2(b)+1$.
\end{proof}

\begin{proof}[Proof of Theorem~\ref{main_thm}]
Suppose $f$ and $g$ are homotopic and essentially distinct. Let
$H\!:\!X\times[0,1]\to M$ be a homotopy
from $f$ to $g$. The space $X\times[0,1]$ can be triangulated as follows. Let
$e\subset X$ be an edge. Suppose $e$ has distinct endpoints. Then a
homeomorphism from $e$ to $[0,1]$ can be extended to a homeomorphism from
$e\times[0,1]$ to $[0,1]\times[0,1]$ (sending $e$ to $[0,1]\times\{0\}$). The
latter space has a triangulation with two triangles obtained by splitting the
square along one of its diagonals. This triangulation can be pulled back to a
triangulation for $e\times[0,1]$. If $e$'s endpoints are the same (i.e. $e$ is a
loop), then it can be triangulated in essentially the same way, but with
$e\times\{0\}$ and $e\times\{1\}$ identified. These triangulations can be glued
together in an obvious way to yield a triangulation of $X\times[0,1]$. The map
$H$ can be made simplicially hyperbolic with respect to this triangulation, i.e.
it can be made to send edges to geodesic segments and 2-simplices to geodesic
triangles. We will assume this has been done. Note that this does not
change the ends of the homotopy ($f$ and $g$), since they already have geodesic
edges by virtue of having minimal length.

We now construct a new carrier graph $h\!:\!X\to M$. Let $v$ be a vertex of $X$.
Then $H$ maps $\{v\}\times[0,1]$ to a geodesic arc in $M$. Let $h(v)$ be the
midpoint of that geodesic. Having defined $h$ on the vertices on $X$, we can
define it on the edges. Let $e$ be an edge of $X$ with distinct endpoints $v$
and $w$. Then $e\times[0,1]$ consists of two triangles, which share a common
edge. Let $m$ be the midpoint of the (geodesic) image of that edge under $H$.
There are geodesic arcs $e_1$ and $e_2$ connecting $h(v)$ to $m$ and $m$ to
$h(w)$ and lying within $H(e\times[0,1])$. Let $h$ map $e$ homeomorphically to the
path formed by concatenating $e_1$ and $e_2$. See Figure~\ref{homo_e}. If $e$
has only one endpoint, then $h(e)$ is formed similarly; the picture is the same
as Figure~\ref{homo_e}, except that the left and right edges are identified.
Thus, the map $h$ is essentially the midpoint of the homotopy $H$. It is clear
that $h$ is homotopic to $f$ and $g$, which implies that it is a carrier graph
in the same equivalence class as $f$ and $g$.

\begin{figure}
\begin{center}
\begin{lpic}{triangulated_rect(.5)}
\lbl[l]{35,12;$f(e)$}
\lbl[r]{35,96;$g(e)$}
\lbl[r]{-1,57;$h(v)$}
\lbl[l]{80,50;$h(w)$}
\lbl[l]{37,63;$m$}
\lbl[l]{12,62;$e_1$}
\lbl[l]{63,56;$e_2$}
\lbl[r]{-1,11;$f(v)$}
\lbl[l]{76,0;$f(w)$}
\lbl[r]{-1,100;$g(v)$}
\lbl[l]{83,100;$g(w)$}
\lbl[l]{2,21;$\theta$}
\lbl[l]{76,95;$\varphi$}
\end{lpic}
\caption{$H(e\times[0,1])$}\label{homo_e}
\end{center}
\end{figure}

We will show that $\mathrm{len}_h(X)<\frac12(\mathrm{len}_f(X)+\mathrm{len}_g(X))$. Because
$\mathrm{len}_f(X)=\mathrm{len}_g(X)$ (since they both have minimal length), $h$ will be shorter
than both, which will contradict minimality and complete the proof.
Still referring to Figure~\ref{homo_e}, we
can lift to $\mathbb{H}^3$ and apply Lemma~\ref{half_triangle} to the left and right
triangles to get
\begin{equation}\label{edge_ineq}
\mathrm{len}_h(e)=\mathrm{len}(e_1)+\mathrm{len}(e_2)\le\frac12\mathrm{len}_g(e)+\frac12\mathrm{len}_f(e)
\end{equation}
with equality if and only if $\theta,\varphi\in\{0,\pi\}$. Summing over all edges,
we get $\mathrm{len}_h(X)\le\frac12(\mathrm{len}_f(X)+\mathrm{len}_g(X))$. In order for this to be a
strict inequality, we need for there to be at least one edge for
which~(\ref{edge_ineq}) is a strict inequality.

For any vertex $v\in X$, let $H_v=H(\{v\}\times[0,1])$. There must be some
vertex $v_0$ such that $H_v$ is not just a point. For otherwise, $f$ and $g$
would agree on the vertices of $X$ and for each edge $e$ of $X$, $f(e)$ and
$g(e)$ would be geodesic segments homotopic relative to their endpoints. Hence,
$f(e)$ would be the same as $g(e)$. If $e$ has distinct endpoints, then it is clear
that on $e$, $f$ and $g$ differ by an orientation preserving homeomorphism. If
$e$ is a loop, then perhaps $f$ and $g$ map $e$ to the same geodesic, but with
opposite orientation. Since $f$ and $g$ are homotopic (via a homotopy that does
not move the vertices), that would imply that the loop $f(e)$ is homotopic to its
inverse. Since $\pi_1(M)$ is torsion-free and simple loops in $X$ map to non-nullhomotopic
loops in $M$, this cannot happen. Therefore, $f$ and $g$ must be essentially
equivalent, which is a contradiction.
Note that if $H_v$ is not a single point, it is a geodesic path.

Pick an edge $e$ with (not necessarily distinct) endpoints $v$ and $w$, such that
$H_v$ is not a single point. If the inequality~(\ref{edge_ineq}) for $e$ is
strict, then we are done. If it is an equality, then the angles $\theta$ and
$\varphi$ must each be either 0 or $\pi$. This implies that the angle between
$H_v$ and $f(e)$ is either 0 or $\pi$.
The vertex $v$ must have some other edge $e'\ne e$ adjacent to it. In~\cite{W},
it is shown that the angle between any two edges sharing a vertex in a minimal length
carrier graph is $2\pi/3$. In particular, the angle between $f(e')$ and $f(e)$ is
$2\pi/3$. Thus, the angle between $f(e')$ and $H_v$ cannot be 0 or $\pi$, and so
for $e'$, the inequality~(\ref{edge_ineq}) must be strict. Hence, we get the
desired contradiction
\[
\mathrm{len}_h(X)<\frac12(\mathrm{len}_f(X)+\mathrm{len}_g(X))=\mathrm{len}_f(X).
\]
\end{proof}

In the examples following Proposition~\ref{nonunique}, we found that minimal
length carrier graphs
were not unique because we can compose them with ambient isometries to get new
carrier graphs. It is perhaps natural to wonder if any two minimal length
carrier graphs are related in this way (up to reparamaterizing their edges). If
this were true, then the well-known fact that for a large class of hyperbolic 3-manifolds
$M$, $\mathrm{Isom}(M)$ is finite, would imply Theorem~\ref{finite}, that there
are only finitely many minimal length carrier graphs. We will prove this theorem
directly using Theorem~\ref{main_thm} via the following proposition and then
prove the finiteness of isometry groups as a corollary in the next section.

\begin{prop}\label{prop}
Let $M$ be a finite volume hyperbolic 3-manifold and let $L>0$. There are only
finitely many carrier graphs which are minimal length within
their equivalence class and have length less than or equal to $L$.
\end{prop}

\begin{proof}
Suppose $M$ has an infinite sequence of carrier graphs $f_i\!:\!X\to M$, each
of minimal length within its equivalence class and each with length less than or
equal to $L$.
Being minimal length implies the graphs are trivalent. There are only finitely
many trivalent graphs of a particular rank; so we may pass to a subsequence and
assume that every $X_i$ is homeomorphic to a particular graph $X$. We will continue
to call this sequence $f_i$. Since the $f_i$ have bounded length and a carrier
graph cannot be contained in a cusp (because this would imply that $\pi_1(M)$
is a quotient of the cusp group $\mathbb{Z}^2$), there is a bound on how deep
into a cusp neighborhood the image of any $f_i$ may penetrate. Hence, the $f_i$
all map into one compact subset of $M$. Additionally, the bound on the length
of the $f_i$ implies that the sequence is equicontinuous.
We can now apply the Arzel\`a-Ascoli theorem to get that a subsequence of $\{f_i\}$
converges uniformly. Therefore, for some large $i$ and $j$, $f_i$ is sufficiently
close to $f_j$ that the two maps must be homotopic. This contradicts
Theorem~\ref{main_thm}.
\end{proof}

\begin{proof}[Proof of Theorem~\ref{finite}]
Let $M$ be a finite volume hyperbolic 3-manifold. Let $\mathcal{C}$ be the set
of minimal length carrier graphs for $M$, and let $L$ be the length of any element
of $\mathcal{C}$. Elements of $\mathcal{C}$ clearly have minimal length within
their equivalence classes. Thus, $\mathcal{C}$ is contained in the set of
carrier graphs which are of minimal
length in their equivalence classes and have length less than or equal to $L$. The
latter set is finite, by virtue of Proposition~\ref{prop}.

Similarly, the set of carrier graphs of minimal length within a particular
equivalence class is seen to be finite by letting $L$ be the length of any
minimal length representative and applying Proposition~\ref{prop} in the same way.
\end{proof}

\section{An application to isometry groups}\label{sec:application}

We will now give a new proof of the previously known result that a hyperbolic
3-manifold that does not have a simply-degenerate, $\pi_1$-surjective NP-end
has finite isometry group. The proof is simple and follows from Theorem~\ref{finite}
and basic facts about minimal length carrier graphs. It requires knowing that
such manifolds have minimal length carrier graphs, which was proved in~\cite{S}.
That proof relies on the proof of the tameness theorem by Agol and Calegari-Gabai.
However, the tameness theorem is not needed for the case in which the 3-manifold
is geometrically finite. Thus, when the following theorem is restricted to
geometrically finite 3-manifolds, its proof is entirely elementary.

\begin{cor}[Corollary 1]
If $M$ does not have a simply-degenerate, $\pi_1$-surjective NP-end, then
$\mathrm{Isom}(M)$ is finite.
\end{cor}

\begin{proof}
Let $\mathcal{C}$ be the set of essential equivalence classes of minimal length
carrier graphs in $M$. By Theorem~1 of~\cite{S}, this set is nonempty, and
by Theorem~\ref{finite}, this set is finite.
It is clear that $\mathrm{Isom}(M)$ acts on $\mathcal{C}$,
which gives a map from $\mathrm{Isom}(M)$ to the finite group of permutations
of $\mathcal{C}$. Let $K$ be the kernel of this map. It suffices to show that
$K$ is finite. Isometries of $M$ that are in $K$ fix a minimal length carrier
graph $f\!:\!X\to M$ up to essential equivalence. In particular, for some vertex $v\in X$,
they fix $f(v)$ and permute the images of the three edges attached to $v$. This gives
a map from $K$ to $S_3$, the permutation group on three elements. An element $h$ of
the kernel of this map would fix $f(v)$ and the three tangent vectors at $f(v)$
corresponding to the three edges of $X$ attached to $v$. Since the angles between
these edges are all $2\pi/3$, these tangent vectors span a plane in the tangent
space. Lifting to $\mathbb{H}^3$, $\tilde{h}$ would fix some preimage of $f(v)$ and fix a hyperplane
going through $f(v)$ pointwise (since it is an isometry and fixes the tangent plane).
Hence, $h$ must be the identity map. Thus, $K$ injects into $S_3$, which means
that $K$ is finite. Therefore, $\mathrm{Isom}(M)$ is finite.
\end{proof}

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The Malaysian government wants the shipbuilding and ship repair (SBSR) industry in Sarawak to be developed in order to create a name for the state. For Sarawak alone, the SBSR industry generated revenue of RM2.83 billion in 2013 and succeeded in creating more business and employment opportunities for the local people. Sarawak exported 70 per cent of the ships manufactured, with the remaining for the local market. Ships manufactured in Malaysia are exported to neighbouring countries such as Singapore, Indonesia, Myanmar, Thailand, the Philippines and Brunei.
Boustead Heavy Industries Corp Bhd (BHIC)'s associate Boustead Naval Shipyard Sdn Bhd has sealed a deal to position Malaysia as a regional shipyard centre for ship repair and ship maintenance. The pact will see BN Shipyard acquiring specialist South Korean consulting and advisory services in ship maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO). BHIC managing director Tan Sri Ahmad Ramli Mohd Nor said by collaborating with MMAM, it is able to acquire South Korea's best shipyard practices, which in turn will allow BN Shipyard to increase its productivity and meet delivery goals.
AUTOMEX is the absolute leading trade fair for the sector and venue for the highest provider and user competence, exhibitors from all over the world Automex exhibition covers all components ranging from complete systems to integrated automation solutions, as well as motion control technology and associated technologies making AUTOMEX 2015 the very first international event in Malaysia that brings together all branches of the robotics and automation industry.
The newly improved AUTOMEX edition is a must for the movers and shakers from all branches of the manufacturing industry. It is a perfect place to gather information on the latest developments, find solutions to new challenges, make new contacts and effectively invest in technologies of the future. AUTOMEX is the prefect platform for the latest technologies in the automation and manufacturing processes and also features a variety of robotics, assembly and machine-vision solutions. The exhibition provides manufacturers and users from a vast range of industries to meet, network and do business.
The exhibition will feature a wide range of automation technology, covering products from individual components to the complete-system, from concrete application through to relevant services. AUTOMEX features the entire value-added chains while bringing together buyers and sellers from all over the ASEAN countries.
As the automotive market in the ASEAN market continues to grow, it is becoming increasingly important for firms to connect with companies and customers. Automechanika Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia's leading regional trade fair for the automotive industry targeting trade visitors from ASEAN, is expected to attract more than 6,000 visitors when it is held on 19 – 21 March 2015 at the Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
In addition to offering a leading insight into the ASEAN automotive market and industry, the show is expanding its European influence as well. Now in its second year with a European pavilion, the fair expects to see a 73 percent increase in European exhibition space, and with more European countries participating than ever before. This is a great opportunity to see the latest from repeat countries such as Italy, as well as new countries including Bulgaria and Poland. Even more countries are expected to sign up for the show in the coming months.
The European pavilion follows on from the astounding growth seen in the Malaysian market in recent years. Whilst Europe is now gradually recovering from the financial crisis, the Malaysian market continues to attract companies worldwide due to its stable and secure business environment. And with a high level of car ownership in Malaysia – 341 cars per 1,000 people – there is strong aftermarket potential for auto components and accessories firms.
Automechanika Kuala Lumpur is part of the growing trade platform for companies looking to access not only Malaysian but also ASEAN markets, with the European Union (EU)-Malaysia Chamber of Commerce & Industry (EUMCCI) launching the fourth EU co-funded project to support EU Small and Medium Enterprises and even further improve access to the region. Trade barriers have been removed over recent years, and now ASEAN nations are also exporting to the EU in record numbers. Agreements such as the Malaysia-Turkey Free Trade Agreement (MTFTA), signed in April this year, are further boosting cooperation – the Turkish Uludag Exporters' Association (UIB) will join Automechanika Kuala Lumpur for the first time in 2015.


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Richard Rose (born 9 April 1933 in St Louis, Missouri) is an American political scientist who has been a professor of politics in Scotland since 1966. His research has included the Northern Ireland conflict, enlargement of the European Union, democratisation, policy transfer, elections and voting.

Education
Rose studied as an undergraduate at Johns Hopkins University. His doctorate at the University of Oxford, entitled The relation of socialist principles to British Labour foreign policy, 1945-51, was completed in 1960.

Academic career
From 1961 to 1966, Rose was lecturer in government at the University of Manchester.

Since 1966, he has been based in Scotland, mostly as professor of politics at the University of Strathclyde, where in 1976 he founded the Centre for the Study of Public Policy, of which he was director. However, from 2005 to 2011, he was at the University of Aberdeen where he held the sixth century chair in politics.

Rose is an honorary vice president of the Political Studies Association, which each year awards a prize in his name to a scholar under 40 years of age who has made a distinctive contribution to the study of British politics. Rose has an honorary doctorate from Örebro University in Sweden, a lifetime achievement award from the Policy Studies Organization, and a career award from the
International Public Policy Association.

He is a fellow, member, or honorary member of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, the British Academy, the Finnish Academy of Science and Letters, the Academy of Learned Societies for the Social Sciences, and the Royal Society of Edinburgh.

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Further reading

External links
Homepage at the University of Strathclyde
Homepage at the Centre for the Study of Public Policy

1933 births
Academics of the University of Aberdeen
Academics of the University of Strathclyde
Alumni of Lincoln College, Oxford
Alumni of Nuffield College, Oxford
American political scientists
Johns Hopkins University alumni
Living people


growing markets overseas. But how does the Seaway/Great Lakes system stack up against its North American gateway competitors? That question dominated most discussions during the 2-day Hwy H2O seaway summit held in Toronto in the fall of 2015.
"The Seaway system is perfectly positioned to connect the North American heartland with the growing industrial and consumer economies of emerging markets such as Asia, Africa and the Middle East, favouring trade connections to North America's East Coast, including routes that transit the Panama and Suez Canals," said Bruce Hodgson, Director of Market Development for The St. Lawrence Seaway Management Corporation (SLSMC) in his opening address to marine industry's big wheels attending the 11th annual confab. "Being able to move everything from iron ore and stone, to salt and grain, to steel and wind turbines cost-effectively directly contributes to making every one of our industries more competitive in today's global economy. From this vantage point, the Seaway's market development team is working with vessel owners, ports, and a wide range of other stakeholders to collectively market the entire Great Lakes Seaway System through joint trade missions and promotional campaigns," he added.
Hodgson cited the results of a SLSMC 2012 Competitive Study that zeroed in on opportunities and recommendations, including a renewed focus on such commodities as petcoke, metallurgical coal, and timely delivery on project cargo. "We found that we could do a better job on building relations in these segments," he emphasized. Hwy H2O is a big part of that initiative, establishing and cementing more relationships with stakeholders." Other areas of reinvigorated focus: packaging and selling the entire Seaway routing (encompassing more than 100 commercial ports in the navigation system); delivering the message that this is North America's closest access point to Europe, offering state-of-the art multimodal connections to a continental market of 450 million consumers; and encouraging rate flexibility among transport chain partners to promote Seaway routing competitiveness. "Research has shown that we are competitive and well positioned for opportunities in the long term," he lauded.
He pointed out that import/export opportunities in the Alberta oil sands and the Cleveland-Europe Express could have significant potential for the Seaway. "The shippers, forwarders, and engineering, procuring and construction companies are comfortable with this routing. The issue (with project cargo pieces) is the huge cost of things when the various parts of these huge projects don't arrive on time. What's the play for the Seaway? Great Lakes routings are more likely used for project cargo originating in Europe," Roy commented. "The Great Lakes/St. Lawrence Seaway System delivers several key benefits, including cost competitiveness, reliability of service, strategic location, and that Hwy H2O affords a sustainable transportation solution.
Currently under an environmental assessment (conducted by the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency and involving ongoing public participation), the project proposes to extend the current wharf line by 610 metres with a depth of 16 metres, create 18.5 hectares of new land, and rebuild and redesign the existing beach. It requires an investment of $190 million (of which $60 million has already been pledged by the federal government). The overall project (QPA will favour projects that involve intermodality with a small carbon footprint) is estimated at $530 million and will be completed in two phases. The project is estimated to take five years to build. (The Beauport 2020 video can be streamed at: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LoQAjMQkcp4).
Robitaille forecast that with the completion of the Beauport 2020 project, tonnage at the port will increase by over 30 per cent. "This will enhance what the port has become today – an essential hub for Canadian foreign trade and a unique multimodal transfer point on the St. Lawrence," he said in concluding his presentation.
Hodgson went on to list some of the latest SLSMC initiatives designed to boost trade and traffic along the 3,700-kilometre system that currently moves about 35 million tonnes of commodities and project cargos annually. Among the cost-savings programs now in place: the toll structure has been modified to offer more business incentives, including a 20 per cent reduction on tolls for cargo qualified as new business; a 10 per cent volume incentive for existing cargo customers; and an additional 20 per cent incentive for new services.
"The Load Centre Consolidation initiative will attract more cargoes to Duluth, Toledo, and Milwaukee, among other Midwest ports," said Hodgson. "It's an opportunity to build the breadth of manufacturers and shippers who individually do not have enough cargo to fill a ship or cargo hold. We will raise industry awareness that you do not need a liner service to attract carriers." According to Hodgson, volume pooling at ports, particularly Milwaukee, will increase these centres' viability and attractiveness in vying head-to-head with Gulf Ports for new business; and help influence carrier port call decision-making criteria by building load density (carriers are looking for tonnage or cubic capacity minimums).


The wheel is an important part of any boat. Ours was original circa 1987 and not in the best shape.
It seemed that all that was needed was a light sanding of the wood and a coat of varnish cetol. Nope. When the delivery captain brought the boat up he sent us this picture.
It's not supposed to look like this?
The first time we went out sailing we sort of whacked the wood on to the spokes thinking that it had just come unglued (or something) and would stay on. We were wrong.
Here is a picture of the wheel at the beginning of the sail. I have no picture of the wheel at the end of the sail but we had to take the wooden ring off and steer by using the spokes. That wasn't very fun.
My lashing system worked fine until we were well out on the water and maneuvering around all the other sailboats, ferries, container ships, and Coast Guard vessels. Then, of course, the wood came off again, only this time it was still attached by my twisting rope that was rapidly knotting up around the steering column. There were a few frantic moments before the lines could be cut. Oops. So much for that grand plan.
During the trip to Connecticut to purchase our stove we poked around in Defender's clearance room and found the perfect wheel. It is the same diameter as the original but with folding sides so there is more room in the cockpit. What will they think of next?
We purchased this wheel – the savings were just too good to pass up – and brought it home.
There it is in that white box on the side.
First thing was to remove the old wheel. How does one do this? Well, there is a 3" long tapered piece of brass called a key that locks the wheel in to place. All one has to do is to remove this key, slide the old wheel off the steering shaft, and slide the new wheel on to the shaft. Is this what happened? No.
The key would not come out no matter how much WD-40 we sprayed on it or how much we yanked on it with pliers. I think it took two days of hitting it with a hammer (one of my favorite forms of boat maintenance) to get it to come out. It was a bit worse for wear but, since it was much too big for the space in the first place, Peter simply filed off the dinged-up parts and it was better than new.
Once we got the old wheel off we realized that the new wheel required a different hub shape (new wheel had a tapered hub and our steering shaft is straight). Not to worry, buy a straight hub and fix it. Which is what we did. Peter swapped the hubs (it's not as complicated as one might think, just a lot of screws), slid the wheel on to the shaft, and slid the shiny, perfectly fitting key in to place. All-in-all a pretty easy boat project.
The wheel in Action. Photo courtesy of Duane Reed.
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We've switched to DirectAdmin Control Panel to make things easier for everyone.
If you have been using Expiry.com's web hosting for the last year you'll know that it was on the Plesk control panel.
Many of you love Plesk because it looks so cool with all of those icons and loads of nested options (sometimes 5 or 6 levels deep) but to many others it has been a confusing and frustrating experience. Supporting the buggy Plesk control panel has also been a frustrating experience for us on the web hosting end of things because we knew there was a better and elegantly simpler way to get the same things done.
Note:We will continue to support anyone who wishes to stay on the Plesk platform (no existing websites will be forced to move to DirectAdmin) but we hope that eventually everyone will switch to the DirectAdmin control panel simply because it is better for everyone's sanity and safety.
As some of you know Expiry.com was sold to us in March 2010 and at that time we pledged to make things better for everyone. The first thing we did was implement a great self serve billing and support system that ties everything together into one place so nothing gets lost. That worked great!!! Now everyone can get much faster service as a result.
We wanted to do the same thing for any Plesk users that wanted a much faster web site with easier management of everything. That is why all new accounts will be using DirectAdmin. If you have a current Plesk based site with us we will be happy to help you migrate your website and email accounts to the DirectAdmin Control Panel. DirectAdmin offers 3 great webmail services, Horde, Squirrelmail and Roundcube so you have plenty of choices between them. Please let us know if you want to move from the Plesk platform to DirectAdmin. DirectAdmin web hosting comes standard with unlimited email accounts and free SPAM filtering on all accounts - we wanted to make this significant addition of free spam filtering to make everyone's life easier to cope with and manage in the email world. We hope you make the switch to take advantage of these new free services - you will be happy you did.


Research of any kind can be overwhelming, even for the experts. So how does the average person go about their own exploration of blues and jazz music and dance history? If you're here on this website, that's a good place to start to get some guided reading help. But even on this website, there are multiple reading/watch lists, articles, and video lectures. When we don't know where we should start, it is easy to just resolve ourselves to never doing the reading or viewing for ourselves.
Here are a few steps you can take to make your research and learning goals more manageable.
Rather than just come at the topic you want to learn about in a broad manner, try to narrow down to the specifics, the stuff that you are most eager to learn. For instance, rather than just broadly wanting to know more about blues music, think about what your favorite sub genres are, and then rank those in order, highest enjoyment to lowest (e.g. Chicago blues, Piedmont blues, Delta blues, West Coast blues, etc).
Explore subtopics within your chosen topic.
Once you have decided what you are most interested in learning more about, look more closely at that topic. To continue with our example of blues music, if you want to study the Chicago blues, one way to narrow your topic down further would be to look at your favorite artists. Who is singing those songs you come back to time and time again? Write the names of the artists down. Again, rank them by most favorite to least favorite.
Look for easily accessible resources on your topic and subtopic.
Do a basic Google search on your topic. Look at the Blues and Jazz Dance Book Club reading and watching lists for titles that are relevant to your interests. Search your local library for books, films, and music. See what documentaries are available to you on YouTube or other video sites. If you want more scholarly options, see what your local university has to offer (you can often go into the libraries and look at books even without being a student or faculty member; you just won't be able to take them out of the library). Do a search on Google Scholar to see what articles are out there (be aware that many sources may be behind paywalls, and can be expensive without access via a library).
Remember, you are in control of what you search: to continue our example, if you want to learn more about the music in general, look for books on the sub genre you are interested in most; if you are interested in the artists' lives, look for biographies, discographies, interviews, etc. You'll be surprised what you can find without any formalized archives or tools at hand outside of your home computer or local library. If you are having trouble finding information, ask a librarian for help. You can email one at a university, or ask a local librarian. They are trained to be able to find information on many topics, so they should be able to help you find information on yours.
Decide what you want to read first.
Sometimes you may feel that you are not qualified to read a book because it has references to other works or history that you are not familiar with. Know that we all feel this from time to time, but it is important to start reading. Choose the books, articles, interviews, or films you want to engage with first, and start. Jump right in! If it makes you feel more comfortable, keep a computer nearby so that you can look up key terms you don't understand, or just keep a notebook handy to write down those terms, notes, and questions you may have so you can come back to them later. Keeping a list of relevant page numbers, time on a documentary, or time into a song might also be helpful so you can go back to the reference that prompted the writing. If you own the materials you are using, feel free to write in the books or articles you have. Researchers call this annotation, and it is an important part of their process. It helps them engage with the text.
Look at the index and references.
When you finish a work, look to see if there is an index and a references section. Sometimes references will be in the form of endnotes or footnotes in each chapter (read them!), and other times they will be at the back, usually just before the index. People who are writing these books are often using a combination of primary research—interviews and firsthand accounts—and secondary research—books and articles. Write down the books and articles that seem interesting to you, and any relevant topics you find in the index. This will help you to continue your research without having to rely on the initial lists and searches you looked at to find a place to start.
Talk to people about what you learned.
One of the most important parts of the research process is to talk about what you learn. One reason this is important is that you are able to help yourself process the information you've just read. Another reason it's that by sharing the information—in person or online—with others helps them start their research or learn more, and also helps create a community of people who are interested in learning about the same topic. You may find that other people have research they've done that they are very willing to share with you in return.
You can repeat this process with any topic of your choosing. If you follow these guidelines, you will more easily engage with all the content available to you, and you will feel more satisfied with the results of the research. Who knows, you may eventually find yourself going out on a trip to find and record the stories of the people who participate in blues and jazz!
Chelsea Adams, a PhD candidate in English at UNLV, focuses her studies on African-American literature, blues and jazz music, and black vernacular dance. She writes about minority culture representation in literature. Her dissertation, Literary Movement: Dance and Cultural Embodiment in African American Literature, examines how spatial analysis can determine the process and success of a novel's cultural performance as well as reveal social commentary made in African-American literature. She also runs the open access project, The Blues and Jazz Dance Book Club. You can find out more about Chelsea and her work at cjuneadams.com.


1. Papeles del Psicólogo / Psychologist Papers is a bilingual journal, which publishes papers in Spanish and English relating to the professional field of psychology, mainly in the applied and professional aspects.
2. The papers submitted for publication must be unpublished and they must not be submitted simultaneously to another journal.
3. The writing of the articles must comply with the publication rules of the APA (2010). Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association (6th ed.).Washington, DC: Author. www.apastyle.org.
4. Papers shall have a maximum of 6000 words (including the references, figures and tables).
The first page should contain: the title in Spanish and English. The name, profession and place of work of each author. The name and address of the author to whom correspondence should be addressed. Telephone number, fax and email contact details. The second page must include an abstract of no more than 150 words in Spanish and English, as well as key words in both languages.
5. Papeles del Psicólogo / Psychologist Papers will immediately acknowledge receipt of any article received. The documents will not be returned and correspondence will not be maintained regarding them. Within a maximum period of 90 days an answer will be given as to whether or not the paper has been accepted for publication.
6. All documents published in Papeles del Psicólogo / Psychologist Papers are previously evaluated anonymously by experts to ensure the scientific quality and rigor of the papers, as well as their practical interest to readers. The following may not be evaluated: empirical and experimental studies that are more appropriate for specialised journals; manuscripts whose writing style is also highly specialised and does not correspond to the spectrum of readers of the journal; articles addressing issues that have been covered recently and do not offer relevant contributions to what has already been published; or papers whose wording does not reach the required standard.
7. The papers are to be submitted through this website www.papelesdelpsicologo.es / www.psychologistpapers.com (following the instructions found in the section "SUBMIT"). Receipt will be acknowledged immediately and, in the shortest possible time, an answer will be given concerning acceptance.
Once a manuscript has successfully been submitted via the online submission system authors may track the status of their manuscript using the online submission system (details will be provided by e-mail).
Once the uploading is done, the system automatically generates an electronic (PDF) proof, which is then used for reviewing. All correspondence, including the Editor's decision and request for revisions, will be processed through the system and will reach the corresponding author by e-mail.
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Additionally, the Editorial Committee may assign specific articles to well-known authors or propose special monographic issues.
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The views, opinions, findings, conclusions and recommendations in any article in Papeles del Psicólogo / Psychologist Papers are solely those of the authors of those articles and do not neccessarily reflect the views, policy or position of the Journal or its Publisher.


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Inducted 2007 – Motorsport Builder – Road Racing
Many people think all the action is on the track but even before competitors load their cars for the trip to the track much has already been done. Dedicated people such as former formula car racer Jack Christie have worked to create and administer racing series, find sponsors, organize tracks and get it done all out of the limelight.
For over 20 years, Jack Christie has filled that role, creating the Canadian Tire Formula 2000 Series, the Nissan Racing program, the Super Beetle Racing series, and the outstanding Rothmans Porsche Turbo Cup which captivated Canadian and European racing fans. Jack also founded the Canadian Formula Racing Drivers Association improving safety and funding for Canadian racers and co-founded the Canadian Motorsports Sponsors Association that assisted motorsports sponsors in their use of racing as a marketing tool. As well, he was instrumental in running several Canadian drivers in the 24 Hours of LeMans. He built motorsports marketing opportunities for such companies as Canadian Tire, Castrol, Pirelli Tire, Rothmans Canada, Shell Oil and Porsche AG.
Jack was also instrumental in guiding the careers, as a manager, mentor or advisor, to notable drivers such as Scott Goodyear, Ron Fellows, Paul Tracy, and Greg Moore. Quietly, Jack got the job done and helped build and advance the enjoyment of our sport.


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*More spellings and/or derivatives include: AiOna, AiOnac, AiOni, AiOnia, AiOnian, AiOnioic, AiOnion, AiOnioy, AiOnioc, AiOniOyc, AiOniOn, AiOcin, AiOnoc, AiOnOn, Aeon.
*This greek word's meaning and its derivatives has suffered and is suffering widespread mistranslation or it does not accurately reflect the meaning of the Hebrew Owlam/Olam/Olawm as understood by the Authors of the Old Testament. This word's meaning (often taught today) most often incorrectly focuses on time only. Either time of endless duration or time of limited duration. To associate this word or its derivatives with time only or to focus on a time based definition is not ideal if the word is supposed to be the equivalent of the Hebrew Olam. Also, if one truly wants to know the meaning of the Hebrew word Olam then you would start with an understanding of the Hebrew language first, not Greek.
*There have been many published attempts by many different people to define the Hebrew Olam. Unfortunately, there is no lack of words currently in use today. Examples include: Forever, Everlasting, Forevermore, Perpetual, Eternal, Eternity, Age, Eon and Eonian. Note: All these examples incorrectly emphasize either endless time or time of limited duration.
Please see Tab one for the proper definition of the Hebrew word Olam.


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Bachelor of Arts in Faroese Language and Literature
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Bachelor in Education - Teacher
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Bachelor of Science in Economics and Management
Bachelor of Science in Marine Biology
Bachelor of Science in Software Engineering
Bachelor of Science in Molecular Life Sciences
Bachelor of Science in Energy Engineering
Bachelor of Science in Energy
Bachelor of Science in Energy and Mathematics
Bachelor of Science in Biological Ecology
Bachelor of Social Science in Politics and Administration
Bachelor in Social Science and Planning
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Enrolment in the full Master's programme
Individual courses for one semester
Financial Support for Foreign Students
The International Office
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Summer Academy on the Continental Shelf
Program for 2018 SACS
SWAT 2020
The Economical-Counsel (under construction)
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Video about the University
Central Administration Office
The Student Service Center
Faculty of Faroese Language and Literature
Faculty of History and Social Sciences
Faroe University Press
The Board of Faroe University Press
Fróðskaparrit - an Annual Review with Scientific Articles
The Student Handbook
Entry conditions
Working in the Faroes
Pension rights
Living in the Faroes
Leaving the Faroe Islands
International Staff Services are to be strengthened
Martin N. Simonsen
On September 12, a workshop was held at the University of the Faroe Islands on the organization of Services for new International Staff and Students in the Faroe Islands.
The number of foreigners that join the University and the other research institutes is growing and will most likely increase even more in the near future. This includes both staff and students, with or without family, and from different countries. Some are staying for a limited time period, while others come to permanent positions.
It is evident that more information and better services are needed for international staff and students who consider coming to the Faroes. Such services are especially important prior to arrival and upon arrival in order to ensure a swift and good start at the job or on a study programme. Also improved services are needed in relation to departure due to the end of a job or a study period.
The head of International Staff Services at the University of Iceland, Sandra Berg Cepero, gave an in-depth presentation on the establishment and organization of the services at the University of Iceland. These services are seen as a crucial tool for the University to ease the incoming period and to allow new staff and students to thrive and work at their full potential as soon as possible.
The presentations were followed by a discussion on the needs and challenges in the Faroe Islands, on the most pressing issues and on how we best can strengthen and organize present services,
As part of the visit from Iceland, a meeting was held with the new Rector, Chik Collins, who emphasized that this is an important servicewhich the University of the Faroe Islands needs to develop and prioritize.
The workshop participants came from the University of the Faroe Islands, the National Hospital, the Genetic Biobank, the Food and Veterinary Agency, the Ministry of Education, Research and Culture, the House of Industry, the Immigration Office and the Research Council.
Everyone agreed that it is vital to cooperate closely and to build on the solid work that has already been done by EURAXESS Faroe Islands and others.
EURAXESS Faroe Islands and the University of the Faroe Islands organized the workshop with financial support from the EU-funded EURAXESS network TOPIV.
For more information on EURAXESS, please check euraxess.fo
We also recommend consulting the services offered by the University of Icleand at International Staff Services
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