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2019 Hyundai Santa Fe Receives Long-Term Ownership Value Award from Kelley Blue Book
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Hyundai Veloster N Wins MotorWeek Drivers' Choice Award at 2019 Chicago Auto Show
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Hyundai Sonata Named to Autotrader's 10 Best Certified Pre-Owned Vehicles for 2019
FOUNTAIN VALLEY, Calif., Feb. 7, 2019 – Hyundai's 2016-2018 Sonata models have been awarded a spot on Autotrader's 10 Best Certified Pre-Owned Vehicles for 2019 list, helping customers to make reliable choices when selecting a certified pre-owned (CPO) vehicle. Experts at Autotrader recognized Sonata as one of the most appealing CPO cars...
Hyundai Delivers First 2019 NEXO Fuel Cell SUV in Northern California at Capitol Hyundai, San Jose
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2019 Hyundai Kona Named Best Subcompact SUV for the Money by U.S. News & World Report
FOUNTAIN VALLEY, Calif., Feb. 5, 2019 – The 2019 Hyundai Kona was recognized as the 2019 Best Subcompact SUV for the Money by U.S. News & World Report. In this rapidly growing, highly competitive segment, the Kona took top honors for its outstanding value and critical acclaim.
Hyundai Motor America Reports January 2019 Sales
FOUNTAIN VALLEY, Calif., Feb. 1, 2019 – Hyundai Motor America reported January sales of 40,796 units, a 3 percent increase in comparison with January 2018. Despite a month with many challenges, including the U.S. government shutdown and severe arctic weather across the country, Hyundai was able to achieve increasing sales thanks to strong...
Hyundai Motor Extends World Archery Title Sponsorship for Three More Years
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2018 Hyundai Elantra GT Named Among "Best Compact Cars" by Popular Mechanics
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Hyundai's Super Bowl Commercial "The Elevator" Shows How Much Better Car Buying Can Be with Shopper Assurance
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Hyundai Announces "On Their Shoulders, We Stand" Mural Unveiling & Conversation Series Celebrating Black History Month Leading up to Super Bowl LIII
ATLANTA, Jan. 25, 2019 – As an official sponsor of the National Football League's Super Bowl LIII, Hyundai is proud to announce a special unveiling of the "On Their Shoulders, We Stand" Mural Exhibit and Conversations in Diversity panel in Atlanta. Leading into Black History Month, Hyundai will pay homage to the incredible achievements...
Hyundai Announces 2019 Kona Electric Pricing
Hyundai today announced pricing for its convention-breaking Kona Electric CUV. Kona Electric rides on an all-new CUV platform and is Hyundai's first compact electric crossover for the U.S. market, appealing to consumers with active, eco-focused lifestyles of all kinds.
Hyundai Motor and Tate Announce Opening of Hyundai Tate Research Centre: Transnational
SEOUL, Jan. 25, 2019 – Hyundai Motor and Tate today announced the launch of a major new research initiative; Hyundai Tate Research Centre: Transnational. The growth of Tate's collection, displays and programs over the last two decades has created platforms that are open, inclusive and more reflective of its audiences, through exploring...
Hyundai Sonata Wins Readers' Choice Award at 2019 North American International Auto Show
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Three Hyundai Vehicles Top ACEEE's greenercars.org Greenest Vehicles List
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Hyundai Kona Named Crossover of the Year for the Inaugural Texas Motor Press Association Vehicle of the Year Awards
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Hyundai Motor Group Introduces World's First Multi-Collision Airbag System
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Hyundai Issues Recall and Engine Software Update for Certain Sonata and Santa Fe Sport Vehicles
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Hyundai Kona and Kona Electric CUV Win Prestigious 2019 Car and Driver 10Best Trucks and SUVs Award
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Hyundai Kona and Kona Electric CUV Win Prestigious 2019 North American Utility Vehicle of the Year
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Hyundai Offers Government Shutdown Payment Relief
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Even after only a few steps inside, the Haas family home in Menlo Oaks feels like a birthplace of fine and lively music.
The front room is all windows and green views of the lush back yard. Nearby is a rehearsal space replete with CDs -- Stravinsky's "Firebird" and "The Tao of Cello," to name two. There are concert posters, tour photos, and dried roses tied with a red bow. A black upright piano watches over everything sagely, and two cello cases sit covered with autographs and stickers from distant parts.
Another rehearsal space in the back, also lined with posters and photos, has cozy floral wallpaper and a red velvet couch and a banjo. This is where devotees of fiddle music gather, playing and improvising long into the night.
Being in this house makes you feel as though, even if you aren't a musician, you could be. Small wonder that two such talented sisters hail from here.
Natalie Haas, a 21-year-old cellist, is immersed in classical training as a student at the Juilliard School. She's also following her passion for Scottish traditional music in a big way, touring with her mentor-turned-music partner, renowned Scottish fiddler Alasdair Fraser. Their duo CD, "Fire and Grace," was named album of the year at the annual Scots Trad Music Awards in Edinburgh last month.
Younger sister Brittany, 18 years old and a senior at Menlo School, is also classically trained but quick to call herself a fiddler, not a violinist. Her love is a type of folk music called "old-time," replete with Southern Appalachian tunes from North Carolina and Kentucky and tinged with Celtic and African influences.
Brittany has also put out a self-titled CD that she peddles at gigs and through her Web site.
The sisters play with numerous musical groups; for example, Natalie has performed and recorded as a member of Mark O'Connor's Appalachia Waltz Trio, and Brittany has done so with the Darol Anger Fiddle Ensemble.
Despite the accolades being heaped on such young heads, the sisters have an unaffected charm. They'd rather talk about the spirit of a tune than the smell of success, and both say one of the main appeals of folk music is its warm, tight community, where seasoned musicians are happy to mentor the up-and-coming. Friendships flourish onstage and up in the mountains at fiddle camps.
"It's not a huge world. You get to meet the people who are your heroes," Brittany says.
Family ties are also strong for the sisters, who during a recent interview jump at the chance to play together while Natalie's home from school for winter break. Talking once a week and humming over the phone lines just isn't the same.
In the homey back rehearsal room, they grab their instruments and dive in, watching each other as the fiddle notes skip and thread through the rich resonance of the cello. An easy understanding flows between them.
Afterward, Brittany explains that the song is "a halling, a Norwegian hat dance. A girl stands on a chair with a pole with a hat on it."
"And a boy tries to get it off," Natalie finishes. "It's kind of like a mating dance."
Brittany likes the character her fiddle takes on in this tune: "It's kind of grumbly, low."
Natalie begins to say that the song suits her cello because most fiddle tunes are higher, but then breaks off, cocking her head at Brittany. The two may be impressive musicians, but at heart they're just sisters. "Are you wearing my earrings?" she asks with a smile.
When Bruce Molsky met Brittany Haas, she was running rings around him -- literally. He was teaching at Alasdair Fraser's fiddle camp, Valley of the Moon in the Santa Cruz mountains, and she was a precocious 10-year-old.
"I was just minding my own business and there'd be this little girl making large, fast circles around me," he recalls. "She was a kid. She liked the music I was making and she wanted to make contact, but she didn't know how."
Brittany had been playing the violin since she was 5, but there was something that struck her about Mr. Molsky's style, she says.
"We kind of adopted each other," Mr. Molsky says. "She heard that old-time fiddle music and something about it made me think about when I first fell in love with the music."
Mr. Molsky, who plays fiddle, banjo and guitar, became a mentor to Brittany and played on her first CD. Fiddler Darol Anger, another mentor, produced it. Tunes include the sweet, poignant "Dry and Dusty" ("I want this to be played at my wake," Brittany writes in the liner notes) and livelier offerings such as "Fisher's Hornpipe."
Much of this kind of music is improvised, with musicians working around traditional tunes to make them their own. Very few of the notes on Brittany's CD were written down in advance, she says.
Improvisation comes naturally to Brittany, Mr. Molsky says.
"Brittany doesn't act like she's got anything to prove with the music," he says. "It just flows out of her. It's obvious to me that she feels very deep things when she plays. All musicians live for that moment, when the music is really an expression. It makes you feel like a real person."
Sitting at the Haas dining room table with a cat orbiting her ankles, Brittany tries to put words to her connection with old-time music. "The rhythm is part of it and the ringing quality of the sound," she says. "The feeling inside -- it's so dance-oriented, and there's such a nice community."
For such an accomplished musician, Natalie Haas actually started playing "late" in life, at the advanced age of 9.
"One teacher wouldn't take her because it was too late," the sisters' mother, Barbara, recalls. Obviously, other teachers didn't feel that way, and Natalie took up the cello instead of the violin "so she wouldn't compete with Brittany," Barbara says.
That tack seems to have worked. At the Haas dining room table, the sisters look at each other and giggle, then shake their heads, when asked if they've ever been competitive with each other.
"We have different styles," Brittany says.
Natalie adds: "I've been studying classical music for so long. She's a great improviser; she helps me."
But Natalie is also off forging trails on her own. While many people think of the cello only as a rich, smooth member of an orchestra, she's bent on restoring the instrument to its historic place as a rhythmic fixture in Scottish dance music.
"The time has come for the cello to be reintroduced to its rhythmic soul. Just because we here at Juilliard are classical musicians doesn't mean we can't groove," she wrote in the Juilliard Journal publication last spring.
On "Fire & Grace," Natalie's duo CD with Alasdair Fraser, her cello lilts on the slow tunes but bursts with unexpected power in faster reels. Not just an accompanist to a fiddle melody, the cello is a jumping, driving force.
Like Natalie, Mr. Fraser seems to be thriving on the energy of their musical pairing.
"We can 'duck and dive' around each other, swap melody and harmony lines, and improvise on each other's rhythmic riffs. She has such a great sense of exploration and excitement for the music; it's a joy to play with her," he was quoted as saying on the Web site for Culburnie Records, which put out "Fire & Grace."
Natalie hasn't left classical music behind her. She sees it as an excellent foundation "to hone your chops on an instrument, technique-wise," and her touring plans include the classical chamber circuit.
But she thrives on the liberty found in folk music, she says. "You have the freedom to make sounds you could never make in an orchestra without people giving you a funny look."
Indeed. A reviewer from The Times in the United Kingdom once wrote, "Haas can make her instrument sound like the drone of a hurdy-gurdy, the jangle of a guitar, or the thump of a string bass."
With young musicians, maintaining the delicate balance between practicing and school -- and then, of course, factoring in any other ways one might choose to spend one's time -- can be tenuous.
So Natalie, perched on the edge of graduation from Juilliard, says she'll be ready to be finished with school.
She practices three to four hours "on a good day," combining that with classes, teaching and touring. She recently toured in Spain and is now in Scotland for a music festival. While Juilliard teachers are typically understanding about that sort of thing, Natalie will be glad for more time to pursue music as a full-time career.
Meanwhile, Brittany practices about two hours a day, and tours off and on when school allows. She's been accepted at Princeton University, where she plans to study music but major in "biology or some other science."
"I'm really lucky that I started so early; I can see both worlds," she says. "Music will always be a part of my life, but maybe I will pursue something else."
Natalie, though, has other ideas. Alluding to the sisters' mentors, she says encouragingly in Brittany's direction, "Bruce and Alasdair went to college, became engineers, and gave it up to pursue music. I hope that'll happen to Brittany so we can tour together. A sister act."
No matter what the sisters do, Bruce Molsky says they will benefit from their healthy approach to music. They lead balanced lives and they don't put too much pressure on themselves, largely because their parents, Barbara and Stephen, encouraged them to enjoy music without being pushy stage parents, he says.
"To be able to relax and allow kids to flourish is really important," he says.
When Brittany and Natalie are asked if they've given anything up to focus on music, they answer immediately and in unison: "No."
Natalie speaks with certainty. "I've devoted my life to what I want to do."
Life is a classroom and a concert hall for 18-year-old fiddler Brittany Haas and her sister, 21-year-old cellist Natalie. Here are samples of their busy touring schedules. For more, go to their Web sites, www.brittanyhaas.com and www.nataliehaas.com.
** February 4-6: Performing with the Darol Anger Fiddle Ensemble in Oregon and Washington. ** March 31-April 2: With the Darol Anger Fiddle Ensemble in Alaska. ** April 16: With her sister at Natalie's graduation at the Juilliard School. ** May 29: With the Darol Anger Fiddle Ensemble in Napa. ** June 24-26: With Bruce Molsky at the Old Songs Festival in New York.
Natalie ** January 12-16: Performing with Alasdair Fraser at the Celtic Connections festival in Scotland. ** January 23: With the Appalachia Waltz Trio in Arizona. ** February 12-13: With the Appalachia Waltz Trio in Michigan. ** March 2, 5: With the Appalachia Waltz Trio in Pennsylvania and New York. ** March 11: With Alasdair Fraser in North Carolina.


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This one developed into a series. My wife's art works are all about the house and I move them here and there for various inputs/effects on my brain as I work…She recently hung a few encaustic pieces in our dining room where I have been writing due to the heat in our studio attic. For "dreaming" I'd had the idea that I'd challenge myself with my Pantech phone and try to take some pictures of my head and smear it up without help from photoshop or other treatments. It grew into a little series, beginning with her pieces and their slow consumption of my world.
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Deze lijst van voetbalinterlands is een overzicht van alle officiële voetbalwedstrijden tussen de nationale teams van Libië en Syrië. De landen hebben tot op heden acht keer tegen elkaar gespeeld. De eerste ontmoeting, een wedstrijd tijdens de Pan Arabische Spelen 1965, vond plaats op 28 augustus 1965 in Caïro (Egypte). Het laatste duel, een vriendschappelijke wedstrijd, werd gespeeld in Damascus op 5 augustus 2006.

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The CTH series is dedicated for hygienic duties mainly within food, beverage and pharmaceutical industries. With casing and impeller in <0.8 Ra electro polished stainless steel AISI 316L, draining possibilites and hygienic shroud option it meets the demands of clean ability and high finish. Elastomers are approved according to FDA article177.2600.
Standard single mechanical seal provides a wide range of seal face materials – ceramic, graphite, SiC and o-rings in FDA approved EPDM or FEP.
The open impeller is insensitive for solids (max 6 mm). Semi open impeller for heavy duty applications is available as option.
Hygienic connections DIN 11851 (thread) are standard on the CTH series. It is also available with clamp connections (DIN or ISO), SMS or RJT threads.
also used when the pumped product has to maintain a specific temperature, high or low.
A heating or cooling medium is continuously circulated in the jacket.
eatable oil are some application examples.
protects the motor from spraying water.
the pump features a hygienic and automatic draining.
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Any lamps that are furnished separately or in the light fittings are provided free of charge and are not covered by warranty.
SECURLITE offers a specific three (3) or (5) year warranty for LED lighting, the conditions of which are determined in a document separate from the GTC entitled «Specific Warranty for LED Lighting».
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SECURLITE shall be required to repair any direct material damage caused to the Purchaser that results from faults attributable to SECURLITE in the performance of the sale of the Products.
As such, SECURLITE shall not be required to repair either any harmful consequences of faults of the Purchaser or third parties regarding the performance of the sale of the Products, or any damage resulting from SECURLITE's use of technical documents, data or any other means provided or whose use is imposed by the Purchaser, containing errors not detected by SECURLITE.
SECURLITE's liability shall be strictly limited to the provision of Products that comply with the types and quantities specified by the Purchaser in its order and by SECURLITE in its offers and estimates.
The Purchaser shall be solely responsible for choosing, using and installing the Products in a manner that ensures compliance with the applicable lighting standards.
Under no circumstances shall SECURLITE be required to provide compensation for financial losses and/or indirect or consequential damage, such as in particular operating losses, lost profits or commercial prejudice.
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An agreement on the plan and a deposit of thirty per cent (30 %) of the invoice amount shall be due upon placement of the order so that manufacturing of a special order of Products can begin.
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Unless expressly otherwise agreed, repair operations shall not give rise to any warranties other than for the proper performance of said operations.
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In the event that SECURLITE does not, at any given moment, avail itself of one of the provisions of the GTC, this may not be construed as a waiver of the right to avail itself of any of the provisions of the GTC at a later date.
By derogation from the general terms and conditions of sale (hereinafter «GTC») of the company SECURLITE, recorded in the Commercial Register of Nanterre under number 338 245 624, having its registered office at 13, rue Camille Desmoulins, 92130 Issy Les Moulineaux, France (hereinafter «SECURLITE»), the LED lighting is guaranteed for a period of three (3) or five (5) years starting from the day on which it is delivered to the Purchaser pursuant to the terms and conditions defined below (hereinafter the «Conditions of Specific Warranty»).
«Purchaser» means any client of SECURLITE, acting in its professional capacity, to which the Products Concerned are offered for sale, sold or invoiced pursuant to the GTC.
«Specific Warranty» means the three (3) year warranty starting on the date of delivery of the Products Concerned as defined in Article 2 below, by SECURLITE to the Purchaser.
«Product Concerned» means any product defined in Article 2 below that is submitted, delivered or sold to the Purchaser by SECURLITE.
(* Excluding ACCESS functional range, guaranteed for 3 years).
The LED modules, their power supply and the detectors integrated into the LED lighting are covered by the Specific Warranty.
The Specific Warranty applies to LED lighting marketed by SECURLITE as from 1 June 2014.
LED lighting marketed before 1 June 2014 is covered only by the legal warranty, with the exception of the LED modules, which benefit from the Specific Warranty.
The aforementioned products are covered by the Specific Warranty, provided that the SECURLITE trademark is affixed to them.
With regard to the electronic units and LED modules, the nominal average failure rate is 0.2 %/1000 operating hours, unless diverging information regarding the failure rate and/or average lifetime is stated in the technical and use specifications provided (product catalogue, technical fact sheet etc, whether printed or appearing on the website). The decrease in the luminous flux of the LED modules to a value of 0.6 % per 1000 operating hours complies with the current state of technology and is thus not covered by the terms of the Specific Warranty. The manufacturer's warranty does not cover the variation in colour of the LED modules. The power and luminous flux of a new LED module are subject to a tolerance of +/- 10%. Taking into account technical progress, technological developments and the modification of the luminous flux and colour due to the use of the installed products, LED modules provided at a later date may present different characteristics compared to the original products.
3.1.1- The Products Concerned are used according to their intended purpose and according to the technical and use specifications provided (technical fact sheet, product catalogue etc, whether printed or appearing on the website), as well as with the remote power supplies or external components or systems formally approved by SECURLITE.
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3.1.5- Any Product Concerned that is deemed to be defective shall be kept by the Purchaser in its as-is state for however long is necessary for SECURLITE to perform the customary check-ups concerning the notified defects or faults.
3.1.6- The Purchaser shall provide to SECURLITE the invoice corresponding to the Products Concerned that are presumed to be defective, as well as the manufacturing number stated on the internal label of such Products.
3.1.7- The Purchaser shall grant SECURLITE access to the site where the defect was found to exist and shall authorise it to perform any on-site check-up or other measure that SECURLITE may deem to be necessary, and in particular to temporarily install electrical measuring and monitoring devices.
3.1.8- The defect, the nature and gravity of which have been duly specified and proven, shall be notified by the Purchaser, in writing, to SECURLITE, within thirty (30) days of the discovery of such defect or fault, under penalty of loss of its rights.
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3.2.2.- Defects of the Product Concerned arising from deterioration due to external causes, including acts of vandalism, negligence (including improper use, poor maintenance, inappropriate storage) or deterioration during transportation.
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3.2.4.- Defects of the Product Concerned due to connection to the terminals of a detection device (in case of a connection to a «master/slave» network) of devices whose characteristics would cause the maximum power or inrush current stated in the specifications of the Product Concerned to be exceeded.
The Specific Warranty is limited to defects that are indisputably due to defects of equipment, manufacture, construction or materials for which the supplier is liable. Any other warranty or compensation shall be excluded.
The Specific Warranty does not cover the costs of labour, dismantling and reinstallation of lighting and devices or of their component parts, or the costs of indirect or consequential damage.
4.1- Any incidental expenses arising from the repair of the defect (eg programming costs, costs of assembly and dismantling, replacement of parts presumed to be defective, transportation of the faulty Product Concerned and of the new or repaired product, disposal costs, costs relating to daily allowances and travel, lifting equipment and scaffolding) shall be borne by the Purchaser.
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4.3- Aesthetic defects that do not compromise the structural or mechanical safety of the Product Concerned and that do not arise from a manufacturing defect.
In the event that claims are asserted under the Specific Warranty, this warranty shall be the sole and only form of warranty of the Product Concerned provided by SECURLITE to the Purchaser, expressly notwithstanding any other right, explicit and/or implicit, that the Purchaser may be legally recognised to have, and which the Purchaser waives to the fullest extent permitted by law in the same way as any other warranty provided by SECURLITE.
The Purchaser shall have no other claims towards SECURLITE concerning a Product Concerned that is defective. No costs for the preservation of the defective or faulty Product Concerned, or any other expense and/or damages payment, may under any circumstances be claimed from SECURLITE. The Purchaser may not claim any payment period, price reduction or cancellation of orders underway.
If the Product Concerned presents a defect that is covered by the Conditions of Specific Warranty, particularly by Article 3 above, SECURLITE may, at its sole discretion, choose to proceed to repair and/or to replace the Product Concerned by an equal or equivalent product, to the extent that this is possible taking into account the technological progress achieved in the meantime regarding the original Product Concerned.
Any products repaired or replacements provided in the framework of the Specific Warranty shall not be covered by a new three (3) or five (5) year warranty period. Rather, repaired or replaced products shall be covered by the remaining term of the Specific Warranty for the defective Product Concerned actually purchased by the Purchaser.
The Conditions of Specific Warranty shall be governed by French law. If no amicable agreement can be reached, it is expressly agreed that any legal dispute relating to such Conditions shall be subject to the exclusive jurisdiction of the Paris Court of First Instance (Tribunal de Grande Instance de Paris), even in a case concerning a warranty or where there are several defendants.
With regard to the Products Concerned, the Conditions of Specific Warranty shall complete the GTC and replace all other conditions of the Purchaser, particularly all conditions of purchase, unless SECURLITE has expressly agreed to an exemption previously and in writing.
In the event of a conflict between the provisions of the Conditions of Specific Warranty and an agreement or any other document entered into between SECURLITE and the Purchaser, the provisions of the latter shall prevail.
In the event that SECURLITE does not, at any given moment, avail itself of one of the provisions of the Conditions of Specific Warranty, this may not be construed as a waiver of the right to avail itself of any of the provisions of the Conditions of Specific Warrant at a later date.


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Obesity is a monthly peer-reviewed medical journal covering research into obesity. It was established in 1993 under the name Obesity Research, obtaining its current name in 2006. It is published by Wiley-Blackwell on behalf of the Obesity Society, of which it is the official journal. The editor-in-chief is Eric Ravussin (Pennington Biomedical Research Center). According to the Journal Citation Reports, the journal has a 2020 impact factor of 5.002.

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"The All-American Boy"
The Jack Armstrong radio show originated at WBBM in Chicago on July 31, 1933. In the April 8,1971 Overseas Press Club Conference, he also mentions that he did a lot of acting and appeared on old radio shows, one of which was as "Billy Fairfield" on Jack Armstrong. In a 1963 appearance on the Long John Nebel Show he mentions the Jack Armstrong connection again as well as having been on "The Air Adventures of Jimmy Allen".
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Wegener caps big weekend in loss to No. 19 Bellevue
By on Nov. 2, 2013 in Men's Basketball
By Taylor Mueller, Sports Information Assistant
YORK, Neb. – The Concordia men's basketball team dropped its second-straight game of the young season, falling to No. 19 Bellevue University, 93-76, on Saturday afternoon. It was the team's second and final game of the York College Tip Off Classic in York, Neb.
The Bulldogs competed early, managing to stay close until 12:53 remained in the first half when Bellevue would go on a 19-0 run to set the tone for the rest of the game. Concordia headed into the half trailing 53-32.
The Bulldogs struggled from the field, connecting on just 10 of 29 field goals and went 3 for 13 from 3-point land. Bellevue's hot shooting from the field and intense defensive pressure were keys in building the comfortable first half lead.
"In the first half we really dug ourselves a hole," head coach Ben Limback said. "Offensively we weren't scoring and we were turning the ball over. Our effort level defensively dropped off because of our offensive struggles. Bellevue's got a lot of offensive weapons so our lack of effort on the defensive end, especially on the glass hit us pretty hard."
Although momentum was hard to come by, Concordia was able to turn things around in the second half, outscoring the Bruins, 44-40. Senior guard Adam Vogt heated up and led the Bulldog charge with 14 second half points.
Sophomore forward Max Wegner added to his impressive weekend as he chipped in with 11 second half points. The Bulldogs shot much better from the floor, knocking in 18 shots on 34 tries, good enough for a 52.9 percentage.
"We competed better in the second half," Limback said. "We still couldn't make the plays defensively that could spark us and cut the deficit to a reasonable amount. We couldn't get the stop down the stretch to get back in the game."
Wegner and Vogt carried the Bulldogs offensively throughout the game, finishing with 20 and 19 points, respectively. Wegner's nine boards were enough to lead the team. In his last two games, Wegner is averaging just under a double-double with 39 total points and 19 rebounds.
Early season action will be back in full swing on Friday, Nov. 8 when Concordia takes on Culver-Stockton (Mo.) in its opening game of the Cattle Classic at 8 p.m. inside Walz Arena.
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De Rohan Postgraduate Scholarship 2012 at OXFORD BROOKES UNIVERSITY, UK
Berikut ini Universitasswasta.com menyajikan informasi tentang De Rohan Postgraduate Scholarship 2012 at OXFORD BROOKES UNIVERSITY, UK sebagai berikut:
The Scholarships are awarded to new full-time students enrolling on masters courses in September of the academic year 2012/13. Candidates may not under any circumstances defer take-up of a scholarship until a later date.The de Rohan Scholarship is awarded for full-time or part-time tuition fees. If you receive an award/awards from other sources which cover all your tuition fees, you will not be eligible for a Scholarship. All Scholarships are for a period of one year only and the scholarships do not include a maintenance grant.
The de Rohan Scholarship is for UK,EU and International students to pursue MA in History, English or Creative Writing at Oxford Brookes University, UK
Study Subject(s): History, English or Creative Writing
Course Level: Masters
Scholarship Provider: Oxford Brookes University
You must have accepted a place on a full-time or part-time master's course at Oxford Brookes University, ie a course leading to an MA,. You must be a new full-time masters student starting your course in September of the 2012/13 academic year.
The Scholarship Scheme is normally open to UK, EU and International students.
You should have, or expect to obtain, a good honours degree or equivalent from a recognised institution of higher education, or have experience which demonstrates appropriate knowledge and skills at honours degree standard.
Candidates receiving awards from other sources of funding which cover all their tuition fees will not be eligible for a de Rohan Scholarshop; eligibility is not affected by funding covering maintenance costs.
Scholarship Open for Students of Following Countries: UK,EU and International students
Application Deadline: June 29, 2012
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Development Strategy Framework
Government Strategy Statement
Action Plan for Growth
Agenda 2030 for Sustainable Development
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For the Programming Period 2014 - 2020, following negotiations at EU level, an amount of €788 million has been allocated to Cyprus from the Structural Funds, the Cohesion Fund and the Youth Employment Initiative. These funds will be allocated to priority areas, in accordance with the strategic programming documents: the Partnership Agreement and the Operational Programmes. The DG EPCD has the overall responsibility and coordinating role for the preparation of these documents, in its competence as the National Authority for Cohesion Policy.
The first step in the whole process is the preparation and submission of a comprehensive strategic document for the utilization of the European Structural and Investment Funds, called the Partnership Agreement (PA). The strategic objective of the PA is the restructuring of the Cyprus economy, preserving and creating new jobs and securing social cohesion.
The next step is the preparation of the Operational Programmes, which will specify in more detail the PA through specific priorities and indicative interventions. The following Programmes will be prepared:
(a) two Operational Programmes for Cohesion Policy Funds,
(b) the Rural Development Programme, and
(c) the Operational Programme for Fisheries and Aquaculture.
Operational Programmes for Cohesion Policy 2014 - 2020
For the Programming Period 2014 - 2020, an amount of €788 million has been allocated to Cyprus for the implementation of the Cohesion Policy. This amount includes, among others, €48,4 million which will be dedicated to the Connecting Europe Facility, €32,7 million for the European Territorial Cooperation Programmes and €3,9 million for the Fund for European Aid to the most Deprived, for each of which separate Programmes are being prepared.
There will be two Operational Programmes for Cohesion Policy, namely the Operational Programme "Competitiveness and Sustainable Development", which will be co-financed by the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) and the Cohesion Fund (CF), and the Operational Programme "Employment, Human Resources and Social Cohesion", which will be co-financed by the European Social Fund (ESF) and the Youth Employment Initiative.
In the framework of the Operational Programme "Competitiveness and Sustainable Development", with an EU contribution of €561,8 million, interventions will be promoted for the enhancement of competitiveness of the economy through the promotion of interventions for the enhancement of SMEs, the sectors of Research and Development and Information and Communication Technologies, interventions in the sectors of Environment, Energy and Transport, as well as interventions for the promotion of integrated sustainable urban development in deprived areas.
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Lessons from Harvard: Learn to Shift Your Perspective (in Business & in Life!)
by | May 19, 2016 | Development, Value Enhancement | 0 comments
{4:45 minutes to read} Recently, I accompanied my daughter on a visit to Harvard University. We joined a group of her peers headed up to Boston to meet Harvard Professor Mahzarin Banaji.
Professor Banaji has done some well-known research into unconscious bias on how people view each other and how their impressions affect their reactions to the world. Recently, she has authored Blindspot, which is described as "a metaphor to capture that portion of the mind that houses hidden biases."
Furthermore, in Blindspot, Professor Banaji, and Anthony Greenwald explore hidden biases that we all carry from a lifetime of experiences with social groups – age, gender, race, ethnicity, religion, social class, sexuality, disability status, or nationality.
My daughter and I were able to experience a few unique experiments during our visit.
For instance, consider this riddle: A father and his son are in a car accident. The father dies at the scene and the son is rushed to the hospital. At the hospital, the surgeon looks at the boy and says, "I can't operate on this boy, he is my son." How can this be? Who is the doctor? The answer: It's his mother. Those who didn't know the answer likely have the unconscious bias that surgeons can only be men.
At Harvard, we were taken down into an area called the Vision Sciences Lab where a team of scientists studies how the brain adapts to different visual stimulus. There, Professor Banaji engaged the students in some of the exercises that are part of her research:
We went into a closed room with all other light spectrums except yellow filtered out to give the effect of being color-blind. On the table were bowls of candies, carrots, and other things. The task was to look at the bowls and sort the items by color. Keep in mind the kids could only see in various shades of gray. The idea was to see if the kids could see enough of a difference in gradation to tell the difference between the items.
In the center of a screen was a single green dot bordered by dots of various colors. The kids were instructed to stare at the center dot while the outside ring moved around in a clockwise fashion. The kids then started seeing the colored dots shimmer, then flash on and off. The whole time, the dots on the outside didn't change at all.
The kids were asked to hold a prism up to one eye and close their other eye. A ball was placed on the table and the kids were supposed to reach for it as quick as they could. What they found was that their aim was off to the right, then slowly adjusted to the center. When the ball was moved, the kids tried again to reach for it, without the prism but with one eye closed. When they did this, their reach was to the left. What happened is their brain shifted and adjusted based upon the circumstances.
These exercises were meant to show the kids that science is cool and those scientists are different from what they may picture them to be. Things are not always as they appear and you must be willing to challenge the status quo or your pre-conceived perceptions in life and in business. People come from different backgrounds and have different perspectives, and your ability to adapt to changing conditions and to see things from another person's shoes will make you that much more effective.
In business, how have you adapted or shifted your perception to work with a broad range of dynamic individuals?


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In our analysis of the doctoral dissertation of Serbian Minister of Internal Affairs Nebojša Stefanović, we noted that our only motives were to draw attention to questions concerning academic integrity and the quality of the system of higher education in Serbia. We were also clear about our lack of interest in the political context, as well as any personal disqualification or the infliction of political harm. For the same reasons, today we would like to share with the public the findings of our examination of the doctoral dissertation written by Aleksandar Šapić, an official of the opposition Democratic Party (DS) and the President of the municipality of New Belgrade.
Two days ago, after waiting for almost three months, we managed to acquire a copy of Mr Šapić's doctoral dissertation, which was originally requested along with Minister Stefanović's thesis. A copy of the entire dissertation is available here. Mr Šapić's thesis is entitled "The Characteristic Activities of Marketing Relations in the Service of the Interests of Individual Consumers", and was defended in 2012 at the Faculty of Business and Industrial Management of the Union University in Belgrade.
Some individuals have requested my doctoral dissertation. Why would anyone doubt me and believe that I have done something illegal or immoral? If it is because of my physical appearance, tattoos…or athletic career ("because, of course, all athletes are stupid"), then maybe I have also bought my elementary school degree and should justify that, too. I don't want to justify myself to anyone, and if anyone has any doubts, they should visit the relevant official bodies or any other institution and seek justice from them, I have no problems with it. I have been leading a transparent life for over 20 years now and I have nothing to hide. I have honestly and honourably acquired everything I own and am not ashamed of anything, and I don't intend to justify myself or roll in the mud that is being deliberately created in our society just because someone puts all of us in the same basket. We're not all the same!
It is true that we are not all the same. Most people with a PhD worked hard and for many years to get it. Mr Šapić is therefore exactly the same as his predecessor, Minister of Police Nebojša Stefanović: they are both plagiarists. Moreover, Mr Šapić has sunk deeper into the Serbian academic mud than Mr Stefanović, not because of his tattoos or his (indisputably outstanding) athletic career, but because his plagiarism is more serious, more extensive and more shameless than that of Mr Stefanović.
A large chunk of Šapić's dissertation is a word-for-word translation from English into Serbian of a book by David Jobber and Geoffrey Lancaster, Selling and Sales Management (Harlow: Pearson Education Ltd, 8th ed, 2009 – hereinafter "Jobber and Lancaster"). The book itself is available on the Internet in part via Google Books, the look inside service of Amazon UK, and on the website of an obscure university from the so-called Turkish Republic of North Cyprus. We do not expect readers to take us at our word for the conclusions that follow, but we invite them to open Šapić's doctoral dissertation and the book by Jobber and Lancaster and to compare the two themselves.
Postoji nekoliko značajnih razlika između isticanja individualnih potrošača kao kupaca i organizacija kao kupaca, sto ima važnog uticaja na plasiranje robe i usluga, naročito na funkciju prodaje kroz lični kontakt.Načelno, kompanija koja prodaje industrijske proizvode ima manje potencijalnih kupaca nego ona koja prodaje robu široke potrošnje. Često se 80% proizvodnje, u prvom slučaju, proda broju od 10 do 15 firmi. To znači da je za kompaniju koja se bavi industrijskom prodajom jedan kupac neuporedivo značajniji nego za kompaniju koja prodaje robu široke potrosnje. Situacija se komplikuje na nekim potrošačkim tržistima gde je značaj posrednika u trgovini kao što su supermarketi tako veliki, da su kupci koji direktno kupuju, bez obzira na to što za proizvode postoji tržište od mnogo miliona ljudi, u istom rangu kao važni industrijski kupci. There are a number of important differences in emphasis between consumer and organisational buying that have important implications for the marketing of goods and services in general and the personal selling function in particular. Generally, a company marketing industrial products will have fewer potential buyers than one marketing in consumer markets. Often 80 per cent of output, in the former case, will be sold to perhaps 10–15 organisations, meaning that the importance of one customer to the business to business marketer is far in excess of that to the consumer marketing company. However, this situation is complicated in some consumer markets where the importance of trade intermediaries, for example, supermarkets, is so great that, although the products have an ultimate market of many millions of people, the companies' immediate customers rank alongside those of important organisational buyers.
Demonstracija.Kineska poslovica: Reci mi, i zaboraviću; Pokaži mi, i možda ću se setiti; Uključi me i shvatiću.Demonstracije takode umanjuju rizik zbog toga što pružaju dokaz o podrazumevanim koristima proizvoda. Glavni producent filmova o obuci prodajnog osoblja organizuje demonstracije kadrova na regionalnom nivou kako bi menadžerima za obuku pokazao kvalitet kandidata. Proizvođači industrijskih proizvoda organizuju demostracije kako bi pokazali mogućnosti svoje robe. Prodavci automobila dozvoljavaju mušterijama da provozaju automobile. Demonstraciju svih proizvoda, osim najjednostavnijih, korisno je podeliti u dve faze. Chinese proverb: Tell me and I'll forget; show me and I may remember; involve meand I'll understand.Demonstrations also reduce risk because they prove the benefits of the product. A major producer of sales training films organises regional demonstrations of a selection in order to prove their quality to training managers. Industrial goods manufacturers will arrange demonstrations to show their products' capabilities in use. Car salespeople will allow customers to test drive cars. For all but the most simple of products it is advisable to divide the demonstration into two stages.
p 5, second paragraph, discussion of the level of consumer satisfaction Plagiarized from M. Kilibarda and M. Manojlović, "Merenje satisfakcije korisnika logističkih usluga," contribution to the 35th National Conference about Quality, p2.
p 17, section 1.2.1, definition of marketing planning, not referenced The same definition of the same concept from a work available at "Besplatni seminarski radovi" ("Free Essays"), no 3.
p 20 et seq, including the illustrations Plagiarized from the book by B. Mašić, Strategijski menadžment, Singidunum 2009, p 284 et seq.
p 71 in fine, text beginning with "Pojedinci na Internetu…" Plagiarized from the text on copyright (!) available at the website of the LINK University: Besplatno obrazovanje dostupno svima. To make matters worse, the conclusion of this text describes plagiarism as an infringement of copyright.
pp 91-95: text under the title "Klasterizacija u funkciji diferenciranja potrošača" (including the references and tables) Plagiarized from M. Drašković, "Klasterizacija kao komponenta globalne konkurencije," (2006) 2(4) Montenegrin Journal of Economics 165, 166-171.
p 188, paragraph entitled "prijavljivanje na pretraživače" Plagiarized from the article entitled "Uvod u pretraživače," published on 27 November 2000 on the website yuTrend.
One example of plagiarism was of particular interest. There is much (word-for-word) resemblance between parts of Šapić's doctoral dissertation and an article by Mr Goran Dašić, 'Vrednost potrošača u funkciji ostvarivanja konkurentske prednosti' (2013) 2 Socioeconomica: The Scientific Journal for Theory and Practice of Socio-economic development 116. This journal is published by the Scientific Society for the Promotion and Advancement of the Social Sciences AKROASIS based in Novi Pazar. The author, Mr Dašić, is an assistant director and docent/lecturer at The High School of Modern Business in Belgrade.
We again invite readers to see for themselves: identical or slightly amended text can be found on p 80 (the second and third paragraphs, except the first sentence in the second paragraph) of Šapić's doctoral dissertation, and p 129 of Dašić's article; pp 80-82 of Šapić's dissertation, and pp 117-120 of Dašić's article; pp 86-91 of Šapić's dissertation, and pp 121-127 of Dašić's article; p 192 (last two paragraphs)-193 of Šapić's dissertation, and pp 124 and 129 of Dašić's article.
(3) Mr Šapić's dissertation and Mr Dašić's article were written by the same person, who out of laziness used the same text twice.
Which one of these possibilities is true is a question that can only be answered by Messrs Šapić and Dašić, but one of them must be correct.
In short, the doctoral dissertation of Aleksandar Šapić is among the most flagrant examples of plagiarism we have ever come across. Given the extent of the academic theft involved, the plagiarism was clearly planned and deliberate. It is beyond doubt that Mr Šapić did not acquire his doctorate "honestly and honourably", as he claims. Whether he is ashamed of anything we do not know, but we hope that he knows what to do next.
(4) We call on all political parties in the Republic of Serbia to publish on their websites the masters and doctoral dissertations of their own prominent members, who acquired their degrees while holding public or party posts, in order to subject them to academic scrutiny.
We are not an academic police force, and we make these requests as ordinary citizens. It is now up to other members of the academic community in Serbia, who continue to live and work in this country, to take the necessary action to prevent the further devaluation of academic titles, and to continue to expose public figures who have obtained PhDs that they don't deserve. Instead of a conclusion, please allow us to paraphrase (lest we be accused of anything…) the now famous Chinese proverb: tell me about plagiarism and I'll forget (Stefanović?); show me the plagiarism and I may remember (Stefanović!); involve me in exposing acts of plagiarism and I'll understand that respecting strict ethical and academic standards is the only way of healing the Serbian system of higher education, and with it society as a whole.
A version of this text first appeared on Pescanik.


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Fly Into The Butterfly House At Melbourne Zoo And Discover Two New Species Of Butterfly
The Chocolate Argus and Red Lacewing have joined hundreds of other butterflies in the House.
Nicole de Souza - Staff Writer • August 9, 2022
Supplied/Credit: Zoos Victoria
It may be cold outside, so why don't you escape to somewhere warm and wonderful? Head to Melbourne Zoo and take refuge inside the beautiful Butterfly House. There, you'll find a colourful paradise, filled with around 600 gorgeous butterflies. And now, two new species have been introduced to the Butterfly House, so you can discover something new while you're there.
Butterfly House at Melbourne Zoo
The Chocolate Argus and Red Lacewing are two new species of butterfly at Melbourne Zoo. Including these additions, there are now almost a dozen individual species to meet.
According to Melbourne Zoo Invertebrates Keeper Melvin Nathan, the Butterfly House is generally between 26 and 28 degrees Celsius, the perfect toasty escape this winter. "When you go in you experience this wonderful, colourful environment and all these amazing creatures flying all around you," he said.
"Whenever we get a new species of butterfly in, it does add to the colour of the house," he added. "The Chocolate Argus is a tiny brown butterfly with beautiful orange spots on them. And when they close their wings, they have little pink streaks through their wings as well."
However, Nathan says that the Chocolate Argus can be quite difficult to spot. When they close their wings, they resemble a dead leaf.
As for the Red Lacewing, they look similar to the Orange Lacewings that are already in the House. "However, they are a little larger and, as the name suggests, have more red throughout their wings," said Nathan.
To visit the Butterfly House, you will need to pre-book a ticket to Melbourne Zoo online. Members of Zoos Victoria no longer need to book, but, they will need to scan their Membership card for entry.
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Sausage Sauerkraut Soup in a Slow Cooker!
The thing about the soup is the layers.
There are a lot of things in this soup. Turkey sausage, potatoes, onions– I think, mushrooms, carrots, some turkey stock. Sauerkraut. Dill. They are layered in a particular order. The recipe, Mr. Big Food tells me, says just that: Layer them this way. I can see why.
Unlike a stew, which is all mixed up and therefore uniform, this dish is stratified. So when you, as Mr. Big Food often says, "Dig up from the bottom," and you are presented with the proper tool to do just that, you will have yourself a bowl of the Soup Contest winner!


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