Are you interested in being out-of-the-box? Do you like geometric prints and vintage inspired accessories? If yes than this 2 bedroom apartment may be just what you need for your Toronto furnished short term rental.
This modern two bedroom unit has high-quality finishes like brushed nickel hardware, granite countertops in the kitchen as well as a beautiful glass mosaic back splash. The stainless steel appliances are fully functional, and there is island seating for two. Adjacent to that is a dining area which seats four, the furniture included is stylish.
It flows openly up to the living room and the look continues a comfortable chair and couch made of leather sit there. The television rests on a well-designed piece of furniture. The windows are flanked by boldly printed curtains, behind is the door to the balcony.
Both bedrooms also employ some brave patterns, each have a queen sized bed and a full sized bathroom. There is also a desk available in the unit, good for any work or study related times, or it can be used as a separate make up station. A bonus of staying in a Toronto serviced apartment is that there is bi-weekly cleaning service; your sheets and towels are cleaned for you. And, if you wish to wash your own clothes you can do so since there's an en-suite washer and dryer.
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Only a little bit of steps from Toronto's picturesque Harbour Front, this furnished suite at LTD condos puts forward convenience for any type of extended stay. The waterfront is merely minutes away, while famous Toronto landmarks like the CN Tower, Roger's Center and the Air Canada Center are also within that reach.
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Ингрид Шведска (28 март 1910 – 7 ноември 2000) е шведска принцеса и кралица на Дания – съпруга на датския крал Фредерик IX.

Произход и брак
Ингрид е родена на 28 март 1910 г. в Стокхолм, като Ингрид Виктория София Луизе Маргарета, принцеса на Швеция. Тя е трето дете на шведския крал Густав VI Адолф, тогава още кронпринц на Швеция, и на британската принцеса Маргарет Конаут, която е внучка на кралица Виктория. Майката на Ингрид умира през 1920 г., след което баща ѝ се жени повторно за лейди Луиза Маунтбатън.

На 24 август 1935 г., в Стокхолм, Ингрид се омъжва за своя трети братовчед – датския кронпринц Фредерик. Двамата имат три дъщери:
 Принцеса Маргрете Датска (* 1940), която през 1972 г. се възкачва на датския престол като Маргрете II;
 Принцеса Бенедикте Датска (* 1944);
 Принцеса Анна-Мария Датска (* 1946), която през 1964 г. се омъжва за гръцкия крал Константинос II.

По време на немската окупация на Дания през Втората световна война кронпринцесата на Дания оказва голямо влияние върху отношенията между двореца и немските окупационни власти. Ингрид се превръща в символ на тихата съпротива срещу немските окупатори, показвайки непрекъснато солидарността си към датския народ и афиширайки подкрепата си за Англия и антихитлеристката коалиция.

Кралица на Дания
Ингрид става кралица на Дания през 1947 г., когато съпругът ѝ се възкачва на датския престол като крал Фредерик IX. Като датска кралица Ингрид реформира етикета в датския двор и премахва много от остарелите обичаи в двореца, изграждайки една непринудена атмосфера по време на официалните приеми.

Съпругът на Ингрид умира през 1972 г. и на датския престол се възкачва най-голямата им дъщеря Маргрете II. Същата година, след като се заклева в датската конституция, Ингрид е обявена за Регент и представител на монархията в отсъствието на дъщеря ѝ и внука ѝ.

Ингрид умира в двореца Фреденсборг на 7 ноември 2000. Погребана е до съпруга си в копенхагенската катедрала Роскиле.

Датски кралици
Родени в Стокхолм
Носители на Ордена на Бялата роза

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Will Italy vote yes or no for constitutional reforms?
Referendum on Sunday decides whether or not to strengthen central government and weaken the old political guard.
03 Dec 2016 20:23 GMT Politics, Italy, Europe
Prime Minister Matteo Renzi says his proposed reforms will streamline the Italian government, reduce bureaucracy, and make it easier to pass laws.
Critics say changes to the constitution will remove checks and balances and give more power to the ruling party.
A "no" vote in Sunday's referendum will not only block Renzi's reforms, but could also mean the end of his premiership.
He's promised to resign if voters reject the changes.
Many Italians see the referendum as an opportunity to punish the establishment.
Comparisons are being made with the victory of Donald Trump in the United States and Britain's Brexit vote to leave the European Union.
What happens in Rome if there's a "no" vote?
And how would Italy and the EU be affected?
Presenter: Adrian Finighan
Massimo Franco, Newspaper columnist for Corriere della Sera
Matt Qvortrup, Joint Editor of European Political Science Review and author of Referendums Around the World and Referendums and Ethnic Conflict
Alan Friedman, Journalist and author of Berlusconi: The Epic Story of the Billionaire Who Took Over Italy

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Q: Pages appear to be cached, showing old data I have two pages (say page1 and page2) in my app. Page1 has two lists - a list of completed tasks and a list of incomplete tasks. Page2 shows the task selected and gives an option to mark the status as complete or incomplete. When you mark as complete, it creates a new page1 and navigates to that - and this new page1 should now show that task in the 'complete' list. Unfortunately it doesn't, it's still in the 'incomplete list'. If I close the app and open it again, the task will be in the 'complete' list like it should be. It's as if a cached page is displaying, but a new one is being created on navigation. Anyone have any ideas why this is happening?

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Where I live there is an ongoing housing and commercial development of some magniude. There had been some very old gravel pits on the outskirts of town. In the 1950s the private owner had the foresight to develop his gravel pits to allow water skiin to take place and the national championships took place there a few times. In the 1960s the owner, always showing tremendous entrepreneurial spirit, had a dry ski slope built. It was an inspired idea and these facilities were very successful. They only closed after one of the charities made a fuss about health and safety. The water skiing left first, as there was now a new lakeside venue not far away. Te dry ski run only disappeared this last couple of years as the new Lakes development came along. Lots of really varied shops with some particularly good eateries and even better, a series of eateries, wildlife trust activities all amid stunning new designed buildings.


Have you ever noticed the time you spend on emailing for trivial matters, that generally requires a custom reply, or the time you spend scheduling weekly or daily meetings, tasks that happens every day, or the useless hours, when you do nothing but look for information, either online or more often than not, in your own inboxes, just so you can start work on an important or urgent project.
Well, research shows that these trivial tasks can eat up more than fifty percent of your working time. The time that you could have spend working, instead of searching. In fact, some estimation's put this waste and work time ratio as high as 3:2.
However, when you take a closer look at thing, you will find that most of your work time is taken up by repetitive mechanical tasks. Things that can easily be taken over by computers, as repetitive tasks are one thing computers have proved their competence in, to the letter.
With the advancements in the technology and new innovations, like G Suits, it is possible, too. The new capabilities that were introduced recently, allow employees to work together as a team and be on the same level, strategically and creatively.
It has been more than a decade, since Google has been trying to improve on machine intelligence. Last year they launched an application called Smart Reply, it has the capability to reply to the emails, that only needs a simple but quick response.
This application has been so successful, that more than ten percent of all the email replies, through mobiles, are now being sent by it. In fact, consumers so admired this app, that Google is introducing machine intelligence across the suite.
This is one of the most helpful tools, to be introduced by Google. Research shows, that on an average, most people spend almost one workday, just searching for things, namely emails, files and information, stored in drive.
This is possible, because Drive is able to read the rhythm of your work day, with the help of machine intelligence, without you having to give a single command.
Most people who work with different departments in an office, knows how difficult it can be to schedule interdepartmental meetings. However, Google Calendar when empowered with machine intelligence can help you in navigating through this problem.
All you have to do is enter the invitees list, and Google Calendar will find a time, when everyone from the list is available, not only that, it will also suggest the venue, or meeting rooms, based on availability, group size and past preferences.
Then it goes a step further, if it is not possible to hold a meeting with everyone, due to schedule conflicts, it will suggest workable alternatives.
Google already introduced Explore in Google sheets almost a year ago, that was very useful in summarizing automated charts and spreadsheet data.
However, it had some limitations, where users were unable to write formulas, due to interface level challenges with computer languages. Though, this has now been resolved, by using machine intelligence.
It allows the users to ask the question in regular language and the app converts it into the formula.
We have had the ability to research information in the docs saved on the Drive for years. However, Explore in Docs has now been empowered with machine intelligence. It can now recommend related topics you need to learn about, images and a lot more.
Most people find it hard to create presentation. However, with the introduction of Explore in Google Slides, all you have to do is add data or content to the presentation, and it will suggest relevant settings and options, that will give your presentation a professional look.
The latest option available in Google Drive, allows a team to create its own mobile work space, where they can save data and share files. The ownership is shared by the team and not by individuals, which may limit the usage for certain docs.


This song sums up a large aspect of my personal life right now. I can't even begin to explain how much this song hits home when I hear it.
This is just a great song from one of the world's greatest bands.
Hank Williams had a profound affect on my songwriting this past year. His use of simplicity to say such meaningful things was something I really admired. I am not a religious man, but his songs are so powerful on so many levels it is easy to look past the religious tones.
This is one of my favorite songs from one of my favorite up and coming singer/songwriters. I actually toured with him while he was putting the finishing touches on it and first started playing it live. We were even lucky enough to be part of a recording project with him last year. This is a great song.
I love songs about hopelessness and bleak world viewpoints. Especially when they are put to contradictory music.
I am in love with so much of Dylan's older material. Whenever I am lacking inspiration I will listen to his Live '64 album for days straight. Every word unlocks new thoughts and interpretations.
The guitar riffs on this song make me happy every time I hear them.
I have this new love for her ever since I saw her perform live recently. She played most of her songs on an acoustic guitar and like an old Tac-Piano or something. She had an upright bass player and a banjo player as accompaniment. It was really great.
I love how lyrical these guys are. Plus they are badass.
I just can't get enough of this song. It is so beautiful.
This song is so funky, it made me pick up the drums.
The chorus has been stuck in my head for two weeks.
Possibly the most beautiful song in the world.
This is my jam. Can't help but start dancing any time this song is played.
An undeniable vocal force. I'd give my leg to sing like Orbison.
A much more realistic representation of NY than Jay-Z's Empire State of Mind.
Anytime you can talk about yourself in the third person without sounding like Rickey Henderson, you get my vote.
If I'm wound up after a long day, a nice glass of scotch and my vinyl of In A Silent Way helps me to unwind.
Now THIS is drinkin' music.
This song eats T-Pain and the rest of the autotune rap world alive.
1st main streamperfectly fused classical guitar and heavy metal.
Anthem song used in every peace mission. Possibly ended Vietnam War.
One of the 1st main stream multidirectional songs.
Amazing guitar hook. Eyes opened to a new musical world.
Song of individuality without compromise.
Revolutionary in the Jazz world. No one will be able to replicate this feeling.
I was in complete awe of this song for many years.
This is bass playing genius. Melodies created by Zach the bassist is something I look up to everyday.
I don't know the names of any of his songs. But any given will do for sure.
Pretty much anything from Hank. Except the talking songs.


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Blige's much-loved debut album, What's The 411?, blew away listeners and critics when it was released in 1992. Produced in part by a pre-Bad Boy Puffy Combs, the record was among the first to perfectly fuse hip-hop beats with soothing soul vocalism. This is the one that inspired Blige's label as the Queen of Hip-Hop Soul.
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Über dieses Album
You Remind Me
Intro Talk
I Don't Want To Do Anything
Changes I've Been Going Through
What's The 411? (with Grand Puba)
Aktuellste Alben von Mary J. Blige
The London Sessions


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The Prelaw Vanguard at Denver Law invites undergraduate students and high school students who want to learn about law school and the legal profession to register here.
Celebrating Future Lawyers: Notes on the Prelaw Vanguard at Denver Law (7/11/2016)
We call them the Denver Law Prelaw Vanguard—four DU undergrads who held work study and staff positions at our law school during the past several years. This fall three of them will be 1Ls at three different law schools, and the fourth is seriously considering pursuing a legal education. This is the story of four talented students, well-liked and highly appreciated at the law school, who are now embarking on their own exciting paths.
Vianes Rodriguez began working in the Denver Law Faculty Support office in 2012. At DU, he majored in political science, graduating in June of this year. Vianes is already a law student, enrolled as a summer start student at Denver Law. From his 1L position, Vianes reports that "law school has already demonstrated there are no 'easy' answers in the law, but I look forward to learning how the law engages with society's most difficulty issues in a fair and just manner."
Harper Hill was a work-study student doing research for Denver Law Professor Tom Romero in 2013-14. She graduated from DU in 2014 with a major in criminology, and she's spent the past two years working with DU campus safety. This August Harper begins studies at the University of Cincinnati College of Law. "I'm excited to go to law school to be an advocate for those whose voices aren't heard in the legal system," says Harper. "I always wanted to do family law, but I'm keeping my mind open to the avenues the University of Cincinnati will take me."
Micah Desaire joined Faculty Support in 2014. A major in political science, Micah graduated DU in June of 2014. At the end of the summer, he will move to New York City to study at NYU Law, where he is a recipient of the full-tuition scholarship AnBryce Scholarship. "Attending law school," Micah says, "will allow me to develop as a leader and take the next steps in my professional career and community work."
Ariel Cheng started working in Faculty Support in 2012. After graduating DU with an international studies major this past June, she will spend the next year working in the same office. Recognized as a campus leader at DU, where in 2015 she received the Scott Reiman Emerging Leader Scholarship, she is considering law school as one option for the days ahead. Ariel says, "I continue to remind myself that life is not a straight line, nor a checklist of things that must be completed in a certain order. As long as I have conviction in my objectives and I put my heart into my purpose, there will always be a way to reach whatever I am striving for."
We at Denver Law are proud of these four stellar students. We wish them the very best, and we will support them on their paths forward. They will be great lawyers!


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Malaria drugs' promise for coronavirus spurs hope, shortages
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Excitement about treating the new coronavirus with malaria drugs is raising hopes, including with President Donald Trump. But the evidence that they may help is thin, and a run on the drugs is complicating access for people who need them for rheumatoid arthritis or lupus.
Chloroquine and a similar drug, hydroxychloroquine, showed encouraging signs in small, early tests against the coronavirus. But the drugs have major side effects, one reason scientists don't want to give them without evidence of their value, even in this emergency.
Yet those preliminary studies sparked intense interest after Trump tweeted that hydroxychloroquine plus an antibiotic could be "one of the biggest game changers in the history of medicine" and should "be put in use immediately." He cited a French study that gave the combo to six patients.
Some French doctors and politicians also are pushing to expand hydroxychloroquine's use. The mayor of the French city of Nice, Christian Estrosi, said on television Monday that he was on his sixth day of treatment and has "the sense I've been cured."
Scientists, however, warn about raising false hopes and say major studies are needed to prove the drugs are safe and effective against coronavirus, and to show that people would not have recovered just as well on their own. One such study starts Tuesday in New York.
"Right now, there is no drug that looks like it's proven so overwhelming in early-stage clinical trials that we can say it's highly promising," former Food and Drug Administration commissioner Dr. Scott Gottlieb said Sunday on CBS' "Face the Nation."
THE DRUGS AND SIDE EFFECTS
Chloroquine has been used to treat malaria since the 1930s. Hydroxychloroquine came along a decade later and has fewer side effects. The latter is sold in generic form and under the brand name Plaquenil for use against several diseases.
The drugs can cause heart rhythm problems, severely low blood pressure and muscle or nerve damage. Plaquenil's label warns of possible damage to the retina, especially when used at higher doses, for longer times and with certain other medicines such as the breast cancer drug tamoxifen.
"Chloroquine is an extremely toxic drug with a terrible side effect profile. Hydroxychloroquine is far safer, but its side effects are still significant," Meghan May, a microbiologist at the University of New England College of Osteopathic Medicine in Biddeford, Maine, wrote in an email. "If it is not abundantly clear that it is beneficial, giving this drug to a critically ill patient feels risky."
That's where the evidence comes in — and, so far, there is not much. Hydroxychloroquine curbed coronavirus' ability to enter cells in lab tests, researchers reported last week in the journal Nature Medicine. That doesn't mean it would do the same in people or that they could tolerate the doses tested in the lab.
A report from China claimed chloroquine helped more than 100 patients at 10 hospitals, but they had various degrees of illness and were treated with various doses for different lengths of time. They also might have recovered without the drug — there was no comparison group.
The French study has attracted the most attention. Doctors gave hydroxychloroquine to 26 people with confirmed coronavirus infections, including some with no symptoms. Six also were given the antibiotic azithromycin.
Some of the 26 were not counted in the final results because they didn't complete the study — what's know as "lost to followup" — but that included three who worsened and were sent to intensive care, one who died a day after later testing negative for the virus, and one who stopped treatment because of nausea.
After six days, no patients given hydroxychloroquine plus azithromycin had virus detected in swabs from the back of the nose, versus 57% of those given the malaria drug alone and 12.5% of some other patients who received neither drug.
That's encouraging, but many things could have affected the outcome, such as how sick people were, when they were treated, what other treatments they received, as well as their age, gender and underlying health conditions.
"It is a very weak study … leaving us in suspension of whether the combination strategy has any merit," said Dr. Eric Topol, a cardiologist and head of the Scripps Research Translational Institute in San Diego.
Its biggest limitation: A drop in detected virus doesn't mean the drugs will improve survival or shorten illness.
"It could very well be that the drug is reducing viral shedding but having no impact on the clinical course of those patients," Gottlieb said.
A STRAINED SUPPLY
The supply already is pinched for patients who need the drugs for other reasons. A University of Utah service that tracks shortages says four of the seven companies that make generic hydroxychloroquine have reported them. Three other generic drugmakers previously stopped making the tablets.
Five manufacturers have stopped making chloroquine, but three others still do.
Erin Fox, senior director of the Utah service, wrote in an email that the university's health system has detected that some doctors are writing prescriptions for hydroxychloroquine "for themselves and family friends to have on hand or hoard just in case."
The university refuses to fill those prescriptions, and at least one state has banned hoarding: The Ohio Board of Pharmacy says pharmacists can't dispense hydroxychloroquine or chloroquine unless for lupus or rheumatoid arthritis or a confirmed COVID-19 case.
Patients already are feeling pinched. Toni Grimes, 47, has been taking hydroxychloroquine for 13 years for lupus and said Monday that, for the first time, her standard 90-day refill order is being delayed until March 30. Grimes, who runs a Phoenix-area Lupus Foundation support group, said another member also hasn't received her refill.
"This is our mainstay" treatment, she said.
STUDIES HAVE STARTED
Among the studies underway is one led by the University of Minnesota throughout the U.S. to see if hydroxychloroquine can prevent people exposed to the virus from getting sick or reduce the severity of illness if they do. It's aimed at health care workers and people with someone in their home who has tested positive. People can email covid19@umn.edu if they think they're eligible.
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5 new COVID-19-related deaths reported in Taylor County, 47 new cases
ABILENE, Texas (KTAB/KRBC) – Five new COVID-19-related deaths and 47 positive cases have been reported in Taylor County.
Statistics released Monday show that of the 47 new cases, 12 are from PCR tests and 35 are from antigen tests.
by Katie Rhee / Jan 18, 2021
HAGERSTOWN, Md. (WDVM) -- Have you been having trouble sleeping since the start of the pandemic? Well you might be suffering from what experts are calling 'coronasomnia.'
Coronasomnia is described as the interference of sleep due to the pandemic. Insomnia specialist dr. Lisa Medalie says that things like stress from online work and school, along with decreased exercise and increased screen time are just a few factors to coronasomnia.


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Dear Heart was introduced in The Out-of-Towners, a 1970 comedy film written by Neil Simon, directed by Arthur Hiller, and starring Jack Lemmon and Sandy Dennis. It was released by Paramount Pictures on May 28, 1970.
Much of the film's humor is derived from the interaction between George, the manic husband desperately collecting the names of everyone he encounters with plans to sue every last one of them, and Gwen, the mousy wife who accepts each new indignity with quiet resignation.
A number of comic actors, including Anne Meara, Sandy Baron, Ann Prentiss, Paul Dooley, and Anthony Holland, were cast in small supporting roles.
Jay Livingston, Ray Evans & Henry Mancini
Northridge Music Company (ASCAP)
RECORDING HISTORY
The Orchestra and Chorus of Henry Mancini, DEAR HEART AND OTHER SONGS ABOUT LOVE, RCA Victor Records # LSP-2990, (instrumental with chorus)
Andy Williams, DEAR HEART, Columbia Records # CL 2338, (male vocal)
Joannie Sommers with Laurindo Almeida, SOFTLY, THE BRAZILLIAN SOUND, Warner Bros. Records # W1575 (female vocal)
The Anita Kerr Quartet, WE DIG MANCINI, RCA-Victor Records # LSP-3428, Produced by Chet Atkins, (vocal quartet)
Sarah Vaughan, SINGS THE MANCINI SONGBOOK, Mercury Records # SR61009/ MG21009 (female vocal)
Jack Jones, THE BEST OF JACK JONES, MCA Records # MCAC2-4115
From the Warner Bros. Picture THE OUT-OF-TOWNERS
L I S T E N T O M O R E V E R S I O N S
Byron Motley
Instrumental demo
Monica Mancini


Stone Summit Heretics are dwarves mounted on massive beasts called Dolyaks.
Despite being called "Heretics", they are unlike Grawl Heretics in that the Stone Summit will not usually attack them.
It has however been observed that lone Stone Summit Heretics in Snake Dance will be attacked by other groups of Stone Summit.


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The Ultimate Section 508 Refresh Checklist
December 21, 2017 BY SOFIA ENAMORADO
On January 18, 2017, the U.S. Access Board released a comprehensive update to Section 508 of the Rehabilitation Act to address the ever-changing and universal nature of modern technology.
The Section 508 refresh was a monumental step towards greater accessibility in the United States.
The revised Section 508 now legally requires compliance with WCAG 2.0 standards as applied to the function of the technology rather than product types, such as computer, mobile, or tablet.
Why update Section 508 standards?
The revised sections 508 and 255 now both legally require compliance with WCAG 2.0 standards as applied to the function of the technology rather than product types, such as computer, mobile, or tablet.
The overarching goal of the refresh is to harmonize standards across different industries and governments in the United States, while affirming global accessibility standards.
The revised section 508 took effect March 21, 2017. The compliance date is January 18, 2018.
To whom does Section 508 apply?
As a federal anti-discrimination act, Section 508 applies to federal agencies and departments.
While Section 508 technically applies only to federal organizations, it is extended to other types of organizations through state laws, institutional laws, and grant requirements
For example, many states have enacted their own "mini 508" laws that apply the following requirements. In addition, universities (including private universities) that receive funding through grants may be required to comply with Section 508, as well.
The revised section 508 and section 255 appear on the Code of Federal Regulation and Federal Register as appendices.
Section 508 and section 255 are split into appendix A and B, respectively. Appendix A and B include two chapters, application and scoping, which correspond to how the law should be applied. Appendix C is known as the common section, which combines the overlapping areas of both sections: Functional performance, hardware, software, support documentation, and referenced standards.
Key changes and issues from the original 508
There are four key changes to the new Section 508:
Broad application of WCAG 2.0
New "Safe Harbor" provision for legacy ICT
Functional Performance Criteria (FPC)
ICT with closed functionality
Web and covered non-web content must comply with WCAG 2.0 Level A and Level AA success criteria.
To understand the specific WCAG 2.0 standard that coordinates with the function, you must first find the parent provision under Appendix A or B, Chapter E2 or C2.
Under the provision, you will find where to go in the Code of Federal Regulation, then learn which WCAG conformance applies.
The "Safe Harbor" provision says, any information and communication technology (ICT) that meets the 2000 section 508 standards is grandfathered until any change or modification to the user interface has been made to it. If a change occurs, such as the contrast of a document, then the new ICT must comply with the new 508 standards.
To harmonize with the European Union standards, the Functional Performance Criteria (FPC) was added. The FPC addresses cognitive accessibility, but should only be used when chapter 4 or 5, hardware or software, do not address the function.
When a product has a closed functionality, this means some assistive technologies are not allowed because they lack a "user agent." To combat this obstacle, additional measures need to be added to make content accessible on such devices.
The provision for closed functionality can be found under 402 of Section 508. It underlines what must comply and what are exceptions.
Why use WCAG 2.0 for the revised section 508?
WCAG 2.0 was included in the revised section 508 to help universalize and standardize accessibility initiatives in the United States.
Lawmakers found the old section 508 did not harmonize with international standards. The law makers saw the impact and influence it had in Canada and the European Union, and realized it could have a positive impact in the United States as well.
One thing that differs from our neighboring countries though, is the broad application of WCAG to web and non-web content, ultimately helping to create tighter and more complete legislation.
In addition, WCAG 2.0 helped address the gaps in section 508, such as low contrast text, site navigation, fixed size text and meaningful sequence. Unlike WCAG 2.0, the older version of section 508 was ambiguous and untestable.
What does a 508 Refresh mean for businesses and people with disabilities?
As many of us know in the world of electronic information technology (EIT) accessibility, the law is often much older than the technology it is meant to regulate.
Consequentially, people with disabilities that prevent them from using many conventional websites, applications, and other online services have been waiting years for federal and state regulations to require that organizations make their digital content accessible. At the same time, public and private entities have been eagerly awaiting more direct guidelines from the government regarding web accessibility.
As a handful of lawsuits have revealed, ambiguity surrounding what content needs to be accessible has caused a lot of tension between users with disabilities and certain organizations like digital video providers and universities.
Additionally, businesses will benefit from more comprehensive and language that points out what gaps will need to be filled (like webpage screen-reader compatibility and closed captioning for videos) to properly comply with accessibility law.
Closed Captioning and Audio Description Requirements Under the Section 508 Refresh
The Section 508 refresh assigns WCAG 2.0 success criterion to each existing section of the 508 Standards. These standards modernize the requirements for closed captioning and audio description as follows:
Download the Brief:
WCAG 2.0: Bringing Web Accessibility into the 21st Century
Prerecorded audio-only or video only:
Success criterion 1.2.1
WCAG 2.0 Level A
508 section 1194.22(a)
Text transcript is provided for audio-only content
Text or audio description is provided for video-only content
Captions (prerecorded):
508 section 1194.22(b) and .24(c)
Synchronized captions are provided for non-live, Web-based video (YouTube videos, etc.)
Audio Description (prerecorded):
WCAG 2.0 Level AA
508 section 1194.22(b) and .24(d)
Audio descriptions are provided for all video content
Captions (live):
Synchronized captions are provided for all live multimedia that contain audio
The refresh also revises the requirements for user controls for captions and audio description to make user controls "available when captions and audio descriptions can be enabled through system-wide platform settings. […] Where operable parts are provided for volume control, ICT shall also provide operable parts for caption selection. […] Where ICT provides operable parts for program selection, it shall also provide operable parts for the selection of audio description."
Finally, it requires that for video with synchronized audio, closed caption processing technology must be provided that conforms to 413.1.1 (decoding and display of closed captions) or 413.1.2 (pass-through of closed caption data).
The overarching goal of the refresh is to harmonize standards across different industries and governments in the United States while affirming global accessibility standards.
The deadline to meet the new Section 508 requirements is January 18, 2018.
With the deadline quickly approaching, it's important that your organization is on top of the requirements.
Depending on the component of the ICT, certain requirements must be met to ensure they comply with the law.
The following downloadable checklist includes:
What is ICT?
An exceptions checklist
A comprehensive checklist on all requirements that must be met for each ICT category
Don't wait until the last minute to get your ICT updated to the new standards! Click the link below to get started with your Section 508 checklist.
What You Can Learn From UsableNet's 2019 ADA Lawsuit Report
If you're an accessibility advocate, you may be familiar with the technology company, UsableNet. If you're not familiar, UsableNet helps organizations create more accessible and inclusive digital experiences. For the last several years, UsableNet has been publishing an annual report tracking web…
Captioning & Transcription for Digital Media Publishers
Media has long been used as a tool to convey information. Traditional media publishers use mediums such as radio, newspapers, or television to communicate with their audiences. Today, with the rise of the internet, we can instantly view media on our computers,…


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Now, we're going to talk about reading a simple chord chard.
any given song that you are about to play on, on a plain piece of paper.
on the same kind of paper that you would write traditional music notation.
And the reason for that is really simple.
chord occurs in time and how long you need to hold that chord.
wrote called Mothers, Sisters, and Daughters.
Now in this case, at the beginning of the piece of music we have 4,4.
This is called the time signature.
the top number means that there are four beats in each measure.
Each of those beats is represented with the slash.
In this case, we have a G, for two slashes and an Amin for two slashes.
two and the Amin gets beats three and four.
the D minor also gets two beats and the C major gets two beats.
Now we are going to try and play the whole chart using this method of counting.
a 4/4 tempo so that you have an accent on the first beat of each measure.
of 50 beats a minute and I'm going to set it with an accent.
On the first note, of each measure of four four.
So you can hear, [SOUND] every four beats, there's an accent.
[SOUND] The important thing to remember is, you're reading chord charts.
and play that chord for the correct number of beats.
Try to keep going, even if you make a mistake.
for each beat, of each chord.
So, if you learn to read basic chord triads.
either bar chords or open position chords or power chords.
There are many, many songs out there that you'll have at your disposal.


On 22nd of January 2016, I was invited to the official book launch of "Dubai: Behind The Scenes" at Kinokuniya book store in Dubai Mall.
Dubai: Behind The Scenes is an independently produced and published book. It is an unique visual journey into the rarely exposed areas and residents of Dubai city. It is a compelling portrayal of Dubai's original downtown areas of Deira, Bur Dubai and Karama.
The book is a contemporary photographic account of city life, behind it's glamorous facade. This book features a historical introductory account of the area by Professor Yasser El Sheshtawy (Urban Research Lab-UAE University, Al Ain) and images by local photographer and artist Jalal Abuthina.
This book is intended to offer a glimpse into particular areas of Deira. The areas of Bur Dubai and Karama, although not originally intended to be a part of this book, were later added as a small continuation. Dubai: Behind The Scenes captures and celebrates the people who create it and live in it. A homage of sorts to a side of Dubai that deserves to be shared.
The launch also included an introductory talk about the book and the inspirations behind it, by photographer Jalal Abuthina. There was also a Q & A session and book signing by the photographer.
Mr Jalal Abuthina has published two more books on Dubai namely- Memories Of Satwa and The Best Of Dubai Shop Names.


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The title page of a book, thesis or other written work is the page at or near the front which displays its title, subtitle, author, publisher, and edition, often artistically decorated. (A half title, by contrast, displays only the title of a work.)

The title page is one of the most important parts of the "front matter" or "preliminaries" of a book, as the data on it and its verso (together known as the "title leaf") are used to establish the "title proper and usually, though not necessarily, the statement of responsibility and the data relating to publication". This determines the way the book is cited in library catalogs and academic references.

The title page often shows the title of the work, the person or body responsible for its intellectual content, and the imprint, which contains the name and address of the book's publisher and its date of publication. Particularly in paperback editions it may contain a shorter title than the cover or lack a descriptive subtitle. Further information about the publication of the book, including its copyright information, is frequently printed on the verso of the title page. Also often included there are the ISBN and a "printer's key", also known as the "number line", which indicates the print run to which the volume belongs.

The first printed books, or incunabula, did not have title pages: the text simply begins on the first page, and the book is often identified by the initial words—the incipit—of the text proper. Other older books may have bibliographic information on the colophon at the end of the book.

The Bulla Cruciatae contra Turcos (1463) is the earliest use of a title on the first page.

See also
 Colophon
 Book design
 Half title
 Printer's key

References

External links

Prints & People: A Social History of Printed Pictures, an exhibition catalog from The Metropolitan Museum of Art (fully available online as PDF), which contains material on title pages
Glasgow University Library, Special Collections Department, Book of the Month

Book design
Typography


Note: *When buying the butternut squash, it is best to buy ones that have a very long neck. This will help you get more full circles out of the squash. Often times I buy more squash than I need so that I have whole circles for the entire dish (saving the end 'hollow' pieces for a breakfast hash) However, it is fine to use the squash pieces with a hole in the center also.
2. Begin by peeling the butternut squash with a vegetable peeler. I use a strong stainless steel one since the outer skin can be quite tough. Cut off the fat "hollow" end and very thinly slice the squash with a mandolin veggie slicer set on the 1/8 inch setting. Set the squash aside.
Pro Tip: I like to pull out a some of the best squash slices for the top layer of the au gratin.
3. Using the mandolin veggie slicer or sharp knife, thinly slice the shallots.
4. Pre-heat the oil in a large frying pan over medium heat for 1-2 minutes then add the shallots to the oil. Gently fry for about 20 min. You want the shallots to brown SLOWLY. If the oil gets too hot and they start to brown too fast or unevenly, turn the heat down a little. Watch them closely.
5. Once the shallots are golden, remove them from the pan with a slotted spoon. Let them drain for a moment, then let them cool on a paper towel. Sprinkle with a little salt. They will become crispy as they cool. Note: Crispy shallots can be made up ahead of time and stored in an airtight container for a few days and sometimes even longer. They are also a huge flavoring component to this dish.
6. Now you can put together the cashew sauce. (Alternately, you can also use my White Wine & Thyme Cashew Gravy recipe, it's amazing in this!) In a blender, add the cashews, coconut milk (water or broth), roasted garlic* and 1 tsp of salt. Puree until the mixture is creamy. Stop and stir as needed to keep it moving through the blender. Add more liquid, 1 tablespoon at a time if needed.
*To make roasted garlic in a pan, just take the cloves still in their paper and heat them in a pan over medium heat. Let them 'roast' this way for about 15 minutes, turning every so often to ensure even cooking. It's ok for the paper to burn some. Remove from heat, let cool, then take off the paper skin.
7. To assemble the au gratin, spread about 1/4 cup of the cashew mixture on the bottom of a small 7 x 10 casserole dish. Then lay down your first layer of thinly sliced squash. The squash should overlap slightly, but not too much or you will not have enough to do all of the layers. Note: I use a 7 x 10 Le Creuset casserole dish, If you want a larger au gratin you can double the recipe easily.
8. Spread another 1/4 cup of cashew sauce over the first layer. Sprinkle very lightly with coarse sea salt, cracked pepper, and shallots evenly over this layer. Repeat this for the rest of the layers until you run out of squash, finishing the top layer with the best squash slices of course.
9. Using a pastry brush, brush the top of the au gratin with a light layer of olive oil (or oil of choice). Sprinkle lightly with coarse sea salt and cracked pepper then bake in the oven for about 35-40 minutes or until the top is lightly browned and crispy in parts. If the au gratin doesn't crisp to your liking, you can broil the top for few minutes or go over it with a torch till browned to your liking.
Have leftovers? This dish reheats well in a 375-degree oven for about 25 minutes.
Yum! I think I can swap out the cashews pretty easily, and it will be perfect for my super allergic daughter! Thanks!
Oh YES, absolutely. I have found that macadamias and blanched almonds work just as great! Enjoy.
So cleaver, so beautiful, so delicious. I'm always on the search for more SCD dinner ideas. This is amazing. Thank you, thank you!!


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To maintain the health and wellbeing of your flock, and ensure maximum profits for your business, you must protect your sheep from diseases.
Prevention is always better than cure, so have a robust sheep health plan in effect to quickly spot any signs of disease.
This guide explains how to protect your flock from the major diseases affecting sheep, as well as from parasites such as worms, flies and lice. It also details how to minimise the risk of accidental poisoning, and strategies to maintain the general wellbeing of your flock, including nutrition, shearing, and trimming hooves and horns.


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Yahoo hackers got into Google, two Russian…
Yahoo hackers got into Google, two Russian spies indicted
John Bennett, Special Agent in Charge of the San Francisco's FBI Division, provides details about Yahoo security breach indictments against Russian hackers during a press conference in San Francisco, Calif., Wednesday, March 15, 2017. (Karl Mondon/Bay Area News Group)
This wanted poster provided by the FBI shows Dmitry Aleksandrovich Dokuchaev, 33, a Russian national and resident. The United States announced charges Wednesday, March 15, 2017, against two Russian intelligence officers, including Dokuchaev, and two hackers, accusing them of a mega data breach at Yahoo that affected at least a half billion user accounts. (FBI via AP)
This wanted poster provided by the FBI shows Igor Anatolyevich Sushchin, 43, a Russian national and resident is seen. The United States announced charges Wednesday, March 15, 2017, against two Russian intelligence officers, including Sushchin, and two hackers, accusing them of a mega data breach at Yahoo that affected at least a half billion user accounts. (FBI via AP)
This wanted poster provided by the FBI shows Alexsey Alexseyevich Belan, aka "Magg," 29, a Russian national and resident. The United States announced charges Wednesday, March 15, 2017, against two Russian intelligence officers and two hackers, including Belan, accusing them of a mega data breach at Yahoo that affected at least a half billion user accounts. (FBI via AP)
By Ethan Baron | ebaron@bayareanewsgroup.com and Malaika Fraley | Bay Area News Group
PUBLISHED: March 15, 2017 at 7:08 am | UPDATED: March 15, 2017 at 6:42 pm
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The indictment Wednesday of four people, including two Russian intelligence agents, in the hacking of 500 million Yahoo accounts has revealed widespread online vulnerabilities for email users, companies and their employees, the government, and even one of the valley's biggest names — Google.
Federal authorities for the first time revealed Wednesday that the Yahoo hackers used the cache of stolen data to access webmail accounts of Google and other providers, along with a stunning array of individuals in government and specific industries. At least 50 Gmail users were specifically targeted, including Russian officials, the indictment said.
The list of Yahoo accounts hacked in 2014 is staggering: U.S. government officials working in cybersecurity, diplomacy, the military and the White House. Also targeted and hacked were an officer at a U.S. internet-services firm, a sales manager at a major U.S. financial company, a senior officer of a leading U.S. airline, a Shanghai-based managing director for an American private equity firm and a Nevada gaming official, the indictment said.
Email accounts can be a treasure trove for intelligence agencies and criminals alike, as they often contain passwords for financial and workplace accounts, information about investments, and details about the work projects and business plans of anyone from an ordinary person to a CEO, lawyer or military officer, said Steve Grobman, chief technology officer for Intel Security.
"The public disclosure of such material could be sensitive enough to destroy careers, enable blackmail, endanger a mission, or influence high-level negotiations and decisions," Grobman said.
The indictments are part of the largest hacking case ever brought by the United States, and the first U.S. cybercrime charges against Russian officials.
The indictment contains a chilling line about the targets of the hacking: "The conspirators frequently sought unauthorized access to the email accounts of close associates of their intended victims, including spouses and children, to gain additional information about and belonging to their intended victims."
The attackers maintained their access to Yahoo's networks until at least October 2016, the FBI said. Sunnyvale-based Yahoo has said in a regulatory filing that it knew about the hack in 2014, but did not disclose it publicly for nearly two years. San Francisco FBI special agent in charge John Bennett declined to say whether authorities told the firm at the time to keep the breach quiet.
One of the two accused hackers, Karim Baratov, 22, was arrested Tuesday in Canada. The Justice Department alleges that he conspired with the two Russian intelligence agents, Dmitry Aleksandrovich Dokuchaev, 33, and Igor Anatolyevich Sushchin, 43, both of the FSB security service, the successor to the KGB. Bennett said he didn't know if the hacking was sanctioned by the Russian government.
The second hacker, Alexsey Alexseyevich Belan, 29, who remains at large, "exploited his access to Yahoo's network for his personal financial gain, by searching Yahoo user communications for credit card and gift card account numbers," the Justice Department said in a news release.
Belan also redirected Yahoo search engine traffic to make commissions, and stole contact lists from at least 30 million Yahoo accounts to facilitate a spam campaign, the department alleged.
It was not immediately clear what financial damage may have been done to users of Yahoo and Google email services, or to any of the companies associated with hacked accounts.
The Russian spies, from the country's "Center 18" information security unit that is the FBI's point of contact, were working on behalf of their agency, said Mary McCord, head of the Justice Department's national security division.
To carry out the hacking, the department alleges, Belan got into Yahoo's servers and stole data that allowed him and the two spies to access individual user accounts. They were then able to access other email providers, the department said, including Gmail accounts registered as Yahoo users' secondary accounts. The indictment does not mention the specific targeting of any U.S. Gmail users.
Belan was already wanted in connection with computer crimes against three U.S. e-commerce firms and is the subject of an Interpol "red notice," McCord said, but the two Russian intelligence agents "instead of detaining him used him to break into Yahoo's networks."
The 47-count indictment against the four men includes charges of economic espionage, theft of trade secrets and identity theft. They were indicted by a federal grand jury in the Northern District of California.
Dokuchaev, Sushchin and Belan are believed to be in Russia, which has no extradition treaty with the U.S. In a provocative but unverified twist, Russian news agency Interfax reported that Russian authorities charged Dokuchaev in December with treason on allegations of cooperating with the CIA.
McCord declined to link the case to the hacking of the Democratic National Committee and the FBI's investigation of Russian interference in the 2016 presidential campaign, saying that was a separate investigation. There was nothing in the indictment to suggest such a connection, McCord said.
Yahoo last year revealed it had suffered a 2013 hack of more than a billion user accounts and the 2014 breach of at least a half billion accounts.
The breaches are the two largest to ever come to light. Included in the stolen data were names, email addresses, phone numbers, dates of birth, scrambled passwords, and security questions and answers.
"U.S. citizens must understand that we should have no expectation of absolute privacy or even reasonable privacy," said data security expert Timothy Carone, a professor at Notre Dame's Mendoza College of Business. "If you are a citizen of one country, then other countries can, if they so desire, access your information."
Google and Yahoo had informed the Justice Department about breaches of their accounts and cooperated with investigators, U.S. attorney Brian Stretch said at a news conference.
Yahoo said in a statement that it was "deeply grateful" to the FBI and Justice Department.
Google did not immediately respond to a request for information about potential impact on its users. It is not clear if Google notified any users about the security problem.
Revelations about the hacks and Yahoo's response came amid the firm's sale to Verizon, putting the deal in jeopardy. Verizon ended up knocking $350 million off the price as a result of the breaches, and will pay $4.5 billion to acquire Yahoo.
The two companies have said the sale should close between April and June.
How to protect your data
Cybersecurity expert Adam Levin, founder of data-protection firm CyberScout, offers these tips for keeping data safe:
Use long, strong passwords that are unique to each site. Never replicate your user IDs or passwords. Consider using a password manager.
Enable 2-factor authentication whenever and wherever possible.
Don't click on links in email or social media. You may be downloading malicious software onto your device.
Never trust someone who contacts you by email, phone or text asking for sensitive personal or financial information and claiming to be a representative of a government agency or trusted commercial institution. Always verify. Hang up the phone, delete the email or text.
If your emails have contained any credit card or bank account information, check your credit and bank accounts or sign up for ongoing, transactional monitoring.
Contact your insurance provider, financial services institution, or the HR department of your employer who may offer low-cost or free cyber-protection services to proactively protect and restore stolen identities.
Ethan Baron
Ethan Baron is a business reporter at The Mercury News, and a native of Silicon Valley before it was Silicon Valley. Baron has worked as a reporter, columnist, editor and photographer in newspapers and magazines for 25 years, covering business, politics, social issues, crime, the environment, outdoor sports, war and humanitarian crises.
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Malaika Fraley
East Bay native Malaika Fraley is an award-winning criminal justice reporter and formerly covered courts for the Bay Area News Group.


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★ Watch him take on playtime in style with these colorful baseball caps featuring heroic Blaze and the Monster Machines characters from Nickelodeon.
★ He'll race through the playground with extra confidence with the fast and fearless Blaze and the Monster Machines characters for company. With two unique designs to choose from, he'll be set for whatever the day brings.
★ Durable cotton twill material and an inside sweatband deliver breathable comfort, while the curved brim protects his eyes from the bright sun.
★ 2 PIECE DESIGN SET: Toddler boys 2 piece design set featuring the heroic Blaze and the Monster Machines characters from Nickelodeon.
★ 2 PIECE VARIETY DESIGN SET: The playful 2-piece set includes a red and black cap with Blaze, Zeg and Crusher imagery and a black and olive cap with Blaze and Mud Fest imagery. Designed for toddler boys aged 2-4, each hat features a Velcro closure for an adjustable fit.
★ APPROXIMATE DIMENSIONS: 7" (L) x 7" (W) x 6" (H) - 51 CM. Brim is 2.5" (L) x 6" (W).
★ FUN AND PRACTICAL: He will be ready for all daily activity with these fun and stylish uniquely designed baseball caps. He can mix-and-match his adventurous days between the two caps for a playful look. Nickelodeon Blaze accessories are a great gift that boys will always love to enjoy.
★ 2 PIECE DESIGN SET: Toddler boys 2 piece design set featuring the heroic Blaze and the Monster Machines characters from Nickelodeon. ★ 2 PIECE VARIETY DESIGN SET: 1st cap features red and black design with imagery of Blaze, Zeg and Crusher characters. 2nd cap features a black and olive design with Blaze and Mud Fest imagery.
★ SIZE: Designed for toddler boys age 2-4. ★ APPROXIMATE DIMENSIONS: 7" (L) x 7" (W) x 6" (H) - 51 CM. Brim is 2.5" (L) x 6" (W).
★ CARE INSTRUCTIONS: Hand wash cold with like colors. Non-chlorine bleach. Lay flat to dry. Do not iron. ★ LICENSED: Officially licensed Nickelodeon Blaze product.


Five years ago, at a U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization's conference at The Hague, the international body defined Climate-Smart Agriculture (CSA) as an approach to developing 1) the technical, 2) policy, and 3) investment conditions to achieve sustainable agricultural development for food security in the future.
We have a long, long way to go. But we are seeing promising returns in food production and economic opportunity where governments, corporations, and nonprofit organizations are stepping up with bold and creative investments, particularly in the rural areas of developing countries. And, according to the journal Agriculture & Food security, there may even be a silver lining in the food price spikes of recent years because they have reinforced awareness of the links between food security and political and economic stability.
The numbers are staggering: According to the U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), food production must increase by at least 60 percent to respond to the demand of the 9 billion people who are projected to live on Earth by 2050. Agriculture & Food Security puts the increased production need at 70 percent—with dire consequences to the environment and society.
But as The World Bank reports, "Already, these pressures are forcing farmers and researchers to reassess mainstream farming techniques and consider alternative approaches to securing food, including conservation agriculture, integrated crop-livestock management, intercropping and agroforestry.
"The good news is that there is no shortage of women and men ready to take the last century's agricultural advances into a new era of opportunity," the report concludes.
Unfortunately, the people we may need most—and those who will benefit most—are those who face the greatest obstacles to agricultural change: small farmers, particularly in rural areas of developing countries.
But creative Climate-Smart Agricultural programs that are fostering community-based collaboration and teaching marketing and fundraising skills are making a dent in those barriers.
Among projects now seeded around the globe, we are seeing successes take root in rural countries where the private and public sectors are investing in local farming initiatives.
In Rwanda, a government program is halting hillside erosion through soil improvement runoff management and terraces built by local farmers. At the same time, Rwanda has added economic incentives and empowered the farmers by helping them develop farmers' groups and gain access to credit.
In Jamaica and South Africa, INMED aquaponics installations have generated both public and private support. The single low-maintenance tank and grow-bed aquaponics system can meet the nutritional needs of a family of four, plus additional fish and produce that can be sold to generate household income. But the promise of aquaponics is seen most quickly and clearly on a commercial scale. INMED's simplified modular design allows farmers to scale up their systems as income allows, with a strong return on investment.
He added, "One specific objective was to increase the confidence of the beneficiaries by providing them with marketing kits and training through role play," he explained. "They were provided with brochures, fliers, labels, and business cards to strengthen their marketing skills. In fact, the Youth In Action group used their skills and training later that evening and approached three supermarkets and were successful in making sales and having orders to fill," Barrett told The Gleaner.
The other specific objective of the workshop focused on sustainability by encouraging the formation of an aquaponics association to bring together famers and groups to network, coordinate marketing, and develop plans for additional funding.
In South Africa, the gas and chemicals giant Air Products has teamed up with INMED Partnerships for Children to address the nationwide plight of poverty and hunger through an aquaponics project. Launched in 2013 at the Carel de Wet Technical High School in Vanderbijlpark, the project utilizes the INMED aquaponics system, which can be adapted to fit available space and purpose, from family units to community or commercial systems.
The aquaponics project can produce as much as 2,000 kg of fish, which can result in 26,000 kg of vegetables being grown and produced annually, making the project commercially viable, year-round.
"There is great potential for aquaponics in this country, and this project will teach our children not only how it works, and how to grow their own food—but also how to produce food on a larger scale as a commercial venture for the school," said Gawie Richter, principal of Carel de Wet Technical High School.
At INMED Partnership for Children's Harvest the Future International Symposium from June 14 to 17 in Montego Bay, Jamaica, you will have the opportunity to learn about the income potential of aquaponics installations around the world from the leaders who are initiating, funding, and managing them.


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Företagsekonomi B är en kurs i den svenska gymnasieskolan på 150 poäng, vilket nödvändigtvis inte behöver motsvara 150 timmar då antalet poäng inte har något att göra med antalet lektionstimmar. Kursen är en fortsättning på Företagsekonomi A  och innehåller mer fördjupade kunskaper inom företagsekonomin.

Externa länkar
Företagsekonomi B på Skolverkets webbplats.

Gymnasieutbildning i Sverige
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Pick your dining room style and theme. Having a concept is very important when buying new pedestal dining tables and chairs so you can get your desired aesthetic. You may additionally wish to contemplate altering the color of your interior to match your tastes.
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Identify the model and style that you would like. If you have a concept for the dining room, for example modern or old-fashioned, stick to pieces that suit along with your design. There are several approaches to separate up interior to quite a few themes, but the key is frequently contain modern, contemporary, old-fashioned or classic.
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In advance of shopping for any pedestal dining tables and chairs, you must evaluate size of your space. Determine where you have to place each piece of dining room and the correct proportions for that interior. Reduce your furnishing and dining room if your space is narrow, select pedestal dining tables and chairs that fits.


Then you're in luck, because that is exactly what we make.
Your pet will think he's living in the Statesville Manor.
The standard size is an 8×14 with an 8' porch.
If you need a custom size please give us a call and we'll be happy to give you a quote.


At Pinnacle Family Homes, we believe the process of building a home should be a fun and enjoyable experience. To build great homes consistently, we have developed a building process for each home we build. It allows us to make certain you are always involved, informed and satisfied with your new home.
We would love to discuss your project ideas with you. We want to find out why you want to build or remodel and what you hope to accomplish by doing so… more space? a better layout? Let us help you on your path to a better home.
Choosing a lot for your custom home is incredibly important. We will walk the land with you, discuss ideas and possible downsides of the site before you commit to anything. Keep in mind that the site specifications will influence your home plan selection, too. Pinnacle will work with you to choose one that best fits your needs.
Pinnacle Family Homes offers several floor plans, but each can be customized to reflect your lifestyle. Or, we can create a custom floor plan just for you. Keep in mind you will also be choosing finishes for your home that will reflect who you are and how you live. Throughout this phase we will work closely with you to meet your budget needs while staying true to your design.
Low down payment? Flexible financing? Fifteen or thirty year mortgage? Pinnacle can assist you in securing home and construction loans with local lenders.
Once you've secured financing, you'll submit your deposit and sign the construction agreement. At your pre-construction meeting, Pinnacle will discuss the project timeline with you. At this meeting, you'll finalize your color selections, too.
Once you sign the construction agreement a schedule is developed and construction begins! From digging to framing, hvac to electrical and millwork to countertops…there are a lot of steps involved in building a new home. At Pinnacle we commit to maintaining a clean and safe job-site and we will communicate regularly to discuss upcoming milestones, your concerns and ideas along the way.
Prior to closing we will accompany you on a final walk through of your new home and note anything requires our attention. A lot of information is conveyed at this step and also a lot of emotion as you know you will soon be moving into your new home!
With your new house keys in hand, it's read for you to move in! By choosing your floor plan, design colors, and personal touches, this house is truly yours. Home sweet home.
Your relationship with Pinnacle doesn't stop here. Our reputation for quality craftsmanship and personal service has been cultivated over 50 collective years in the business. For the first year, Pinnacle provides a 1 year warranty on all the parts of the home that we supplied and a 2 year warranty on all mechanicals. In addition, each home has a 10 year Structural Warranty for your further protection. Your satisfaction is our business – and we're always just a phone call away.


These blogs are all great!
I wonder if Dr. John/Admin would allow a sticky thread (a stationary permanent thread) at the top of this forum, listing the blogs?
Of course, the blog owners' interest in doing so is critical.
If you all are interested, maybe contact Admin and see if they will create a sticky thread for links to blogs?
I'd love to sign into PC and also jump onto the various blogs!
Awesome idea!!! Who should we contact and who wants to do the contacting?
I don't have a blog, so I really cannot represent the great authors.
I do hope it moves forward and works out!
I have read all and they are great. It's wonderful to read about other people's experiences and point of view. I have followed everyone possible.
Thanks you guys for sharing! I hope we can keep this going!
Location: City that never sleeps..
I just realized it was YOU who read my blog and appreciated my words! I am absolutely honored that you found my blog and my words useful. See? You have so many good ideas and talent to offer!!
Just as a side note, I took this idea and ran with it. I contacted one of my friends, who is a moderator, and asked her advice on how to get the ball rolling on how we could all share our blogs or make it easily accessible to those who want to read some WONDERFUL material. So let's see what happens, I will definitely keep you guys updated.
Again thank you Leia78 for this thread!!
Things dangerous to come to.
I am glad you are running with the idea! I hope it works out!
I know I will enjoy it!
so we can share them with the world, if you're comfortable (click on "Add a Site").
Blogs are a great way of sharing one's thoughts and feelings, which can help others in their own recovery and living with bipolar efforts. It's so awesome to see our members journaling on their journey!
I am unbelievably excited to see this from you DocJohn. Leia78 really shined when she came up with the idea for this thread. I mean I know a lot of PC members have blogs, but I love that we now have a way to REALLY showcase our work and be apart of your resource directory!
Oh as for the "Sticky" addtion of this thread to the Bipolar Forum?
Thanks so much DocJohn and everyone else who posted on this thread. And of course to all the wonderful bloggers on PsychCentral!!
YAY!!! We have our own sticky!!! Thank you to everybody who shared blogs and helped make it happen!
Special Thanks to LadyShadow. Everyone should read her blog. It's great.
The idea has been worked out!
Fharraige "'Cause in my head there's a Greyhound station"
My blog is mostly poetry, with a blog post or story here and there. I do have some poems on mental health issues. Most of those have keywords. It's in my signature.


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Ilkeston Town 1 Lynn 1
(Lynn won 4-3 on penalties)
LYNN booked their place In the last 16 of the League Cup after coming through a dramatic penalty shoot-out for the second successive round.
After beating Spalding in the first round a month ago the Linnets once again held their nerve from the spot to send their Derbyshire rivals crashing out in front of their home supporters.
"I'm delighted to have gone through as it was a very tough game for us," said manager Gary Mills, who admitted that he didn't mind going through on spot kicks in every round if it ensured that his side reached the final.
"Penalties don't bother me. If that's what it takes to go through in every round then so be it.
"Playing in the final is easy, but it's getting there which is the hard part. Coming to places like Ilkeston on a cold, wet night and winning proves that we have the potential to go all the way.
'There were a lot of good performances out there and I thought our back five were tremendous.
"We refused to be intimidated, remained disciplined and our run continues. Let's just hope we get a home draw in the next round," he added.
Goalkeeper Chuck Martini still on the transfer list for almost two months - was the Linnets hero, saving two of the penalties after the game had failed to produce a winner after an extra 30 minutes.
The Moroccan international, who made two breathtaking saves in normal time, first of all foiled Paul Raynor and then home skipper John Knapper into his first penalty miss for three-and-a-half years to send Lynn through.
Striker Lyndon Rowland was the only Lynn player guilty of missing from the spot with the quartet of Mills, Lee Wilson, Craig Clark and Mark Harbottle making no mistake.
Reserve hot-shot Jon Palmer had earlier kept Lynn's hopes alive after coming off the bench to score with virtually his first touch of the match.
Palmer, a 68th minute replacement for Dave Puttnam,, converted the easiest of chances after Wilson had placed Tony Marsden's free kick into his path. Palmer notched his first senior team goal for over a year, last scoring on December 12, 1998 against Tamworth.
Ilkeston had taken the lead three minutes before the break through Tony Hemmings as the game followed a similar pattern to the league encounter a month earlier.
But Lynn, who were without the services of the snowbound Tony Spearing - who was stranded at Fakenham hit back and deservedly forced extra time after a stirring display.
The woodwork had prevented the Linnets from winning the game before the penalty drama when Palmer headed a late effort against the crossbar in extra-time.
Lynn: Martini, Mills, Clark, Robinson, Fuff, Dakin, Harbottle, Marsden, Rowland, Wilson, Puttnam. (Palmer 68)
MoM; Chuck Martini


Myth 1: Using a 'real name' reduces problematic behavior.
Reality: There's nothing to stop someone making up a name that looks 'real'. Unless, of course, you start requiring things like linking it to a credit card (which is not appropriate for many uses and has significant security concerns if you don't want there to be major risk of identity theft. More understandable if you're Amazon.com, but not so good for small sites.
Truth: Realistically, people who really want to harass will find ways to do it. For most circumstances, your average reader is not going to check out that Jane Doe is actually Jane Doe. What they're going to care about is whether Jane Doe is interesting, thoughtful – and consistent with Jane Doe's past history. Those things don't require the name. They do benefit from history.
Myth 2: Anything worth saying can be said using a legal identity.
People with health issues (their own, or their family's) may not be willing to share useful information with others – for fear that employers or health insurers will take their comments out of context. People who have good reason to avoid being identified (those with stalkers, violent exes, etc.) won't comment either.
While hurtful and trolling anonymous comments (those meant solely to disrupt a conversation) are a problem, I tend to think that not hearing all those other voices is even more of one. And there are other good and thoughtful ways to reduce the problematic comments, while allowing people to select a name that represents them – but that doesn't reveal more than they're comfortable with.
Myth 3: You can stay out of trouble online, just avoid saying anything that causes offense.
When you figure out what that topic is, please share. Pretty much anything can cause offense to someone, somewhere.
Plus, you're assuming that all people out there are reasonable. Many people *are* reasonable. But there are people out there who aren't – people who for whatever reason can fixate on someone (or something – it can be a topic) and be anywhere from extremely bothersome and disruptive to dangerous.
Myth 4: Privacy (and related settings) can fix the above concerns just fine.


'FazWaz Property Focus' is back in Pattaya for the largest condo development we've covered so far. This 1,350 room sprawling condo development combines Euro-themes and luxury and a complete community of pools, shops, recreation spaces and under-cover parking. There's also a rental guarantee scheme available for investors.
Next articleTime for Phuket to rezone for high-rise development?


Hiring a moving company is one of the biggest pieces of the moving day puzzle. In South Florida, you have plenty of choices.
It's important to have tips on how to separate the good from the bad (and the ugly). Consider these tips before starting your search to find the best South Florida movers.
Reputable moving companies do not show up on moving day with no idea of how much you need to move, and they don't try to figure it out on the telephone. Look for moving companies that send someone to your home to do an in-person assessment of your moving needs. That includes both looking at your belongings and talking to you about the details of your move. They also should provide a guaranteed estimate that you can rely on.
Everyone knows that online reviews aren't always 100% accurate. Angry people (or even competitors) can attempt to hurt a local mover's reputation. However, if you take the time to look over many reviews, you can get a sense of how a company has done with clients.
If a company has done an excellent job, they often will place reviews – often called testimonials – on their website. Again, you can look through them and see if common themes emerge. Look for details about cost, services, and how well the moving company followed through. Old-fashioned references also work – simply ask friends and co-workers you respect which mover they used.
Is The Mover a Full-Service Company?
This is extremely important. Like most people, you might think early on that you can handle many things yourself. And you very well may do that. However, it helps to have a full-service company that offers a full range of packing supplies, packing and unpacking services, disassembly and reassembly of furniture and storage services. You might need all of that by the time moving day rolls around.
Many movers advertise online and elsewhere, but that doesn't mean they have experience in the field. It's best to find a mover who has handled all kinds of moves. That means small apartments, condos, townhouses and large homes. Look for those who have been endorsed by local businesses they helped move. In short, you're looking for a company that has a track record that provides a level of trust in their work.
Can They Move You Anywhere?
Another area to check out from the beginning is the company's ability to move you anywhere. Some companies will only handle moves within South Florida, while others can move you across the state. If you're moving from Miami to Los Angeles, you will need a company that has the proper licensing and insurance to move your belongings across state lines. This also applies to international moves. Few companies can handle all the above. Those that can are often the best choice, as they have experience in distinct types of moves.
Keep these tips in mind before you start you search for a South Florida moving company. Moving can be frustrating and stressful. Picking the right moving company can spare you from a lot of that frustration and stress.


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Refreshing mint is combined with high cocoa dark chocolate to create beautiful hand made chocolate. Each chocolate is mixed, dipped and finished by hand meaning each box has its own unique charm.
Sugar, Glucose Syrup, Cocoa Mass, Cocoa Butter, Water, Peppermint Oil, Soya Lecithin, Glazing Agent (Acacia Gum). Dark chocolate contains 65% minimum cocoa solids.
My wife loves these mint chocolates.


The route winds for 90 miles over some of Scotland's lesser travelled roads, skims the notorious double-hair pin bend of Devil's Elbow and takes drivers to the highest public point accessible by car in the country.
The Snow Roads is Scotland's latest driving route - and it's a thriller.
Starting in Blairgowrie and ending in Grantown-on-Spey, the route crosses the eastern side of the Cairngorms National Park through Glenshee, Royal Deeside, The Lecht and Tomintoul.
The route takes in castles, two ski centres, distilleries, a stunning array of natural beauty and three new art installations positioned at key viewpoints where motorists and their passengers can stop and soak up the surrounds.
The works can be found at Devils' Elbow in Glenshee, close to Corgarff Castle and at Tomintoul.
The Snow Roads route spans 90 miles through the east side of the Cairngorms National Park. PIC: Contributed.
The Snow Roads Scenic Route has been devised by the Cairngorms National Park Authority in a bid to drive more visitors into this part of the protected area on the A93 and A939.
Peter Crane, head of visitor services at the NPA, said: "It's lovely to think that we invented the route but its really been used for many years by antique motor car enthusiasts and motorcyclists. Cyclists have been using it more in recently. We are just really polishing what is already there.
The Snow Roads Scenic Route aims to bring more visitors into the eastern side of The Cairngorms. PIC: Laura Taylor.
Mr Crane said the linear route offered motorists a selection of onward travel destinations, including Speyside whisky country, Fort William or the NC500.
He said the project had been almost 10 years in the making and driven by a need to open up the eastern and southern side of the Cairngorms to more visitors. Around 80 per cent of visitors head into the Aviemore and Badenoch areas, he added.
The Snow Roads will pass the Devil's Elbow at Glenshee, the challenging double bend that was bypassed in 1971 when the road was upgraded. It can still be walked or carefully cycled.
Motorists will also hit the Cairnwell Pass, the highest main road in the United Kingdom that reaches 2199ft above sea level.
The Watchers on the A939 at Corgarff, a group of cowled seats with views over Glen Avon and Deeside, are one of three installations on the Snow Roads. PIC: Cairngorms National Park Authority.
Recent research found that visitors from the US were most likely to find the concept of the Snow Roads appealing followed by those from Scotland, the rest of the UK and then Germany.
The Cairngorms National Park Authority has been encouraged by recent research that visitors attracted by the Snow Road would be expected to spend two to three days exploring the area.
Potential visitors from Germany said they would most likely spend one to two weeks on the Snow Roads trail.
Drivers are encouraged to check the weather before they embark on their journey through the Snow Roads.
The route recently won two Scottish Government Quality in Planning Awards, including the people's choice prize.
Snow at the Devil's Elbow, Glenshee - a double hairpin bend that was bypassed with a road upgrade in 1971. The Snow Roads skirts the legendary twist and turn. PIC: TSPL.
The Brig O'Dee across the River Dee at Braemar is included on the route. PIC: Paul Tomkins for VisitScotland.
Hill of Allargue viewpoint at Corgarff. PIC: VisitScotland.


On Saturday, at 3:50pm, an Air Macau flight bound for Macau was at the runway in Chengdu, preparing to take off, when an angry female passenger created a ruckus on board, forcing the plane off the runway and back to its gate.
It turns out that the woman was furious because flight attendants would not let her pay some extra money to upgrade to first-class. It's not known why the cabin crew refused the woman's request; however the pilot decided to go on the intercom and made an announcement in support of the flight attendants decision, NetEase reports.
Of course, this only pissed the woman off more and the pilot was then forced to call police, who escorted the woman off the flight.
So it wasn't until two hours later, at 5:50pm, that the plane finally lifted off, headed for Macau.
While certainly annoying for other passengers, this incident doesn't quite compare to a similar one from December 2015, when a male passenger threw an epic tantrum on board a plane at the Shanghai airport bound for New York after being denied a seat upgrade despite repeated attempts.
It was later revealed that the man was an assistant professor at Penn State. No info yet about what job in the academic world this lady holds.


Tin Roof is about giving musicians a place to play and and a place to hang when they aren't onstage. The tasty food, fun, eclectic environment, community of Regulars, and friendly Crew have established the Roof as the place to be for musicians and non-musicans alike. Over the years, our stages have hosted the famous, the should have been famous, and everyone in between!
We're located at 1410 North Ocean Blvd overlooking the world famous Myrtle Beach Boardwalk & the Atlantic Ocean with the best views on the Grand Strand from our rooftop patio. Music isn't all we do, try our amazing made from scratch Southern inspired 'Better Than Bar Food' today.
All day specials include $5 3 Olives flavored vodka, Fireball, & Rumple Minze. Happy Hour is daily 4-8 PM and includes 50% off select appetizers, $1 off wells, domestic drafts, wine & TR cocktails.
Whether you're coming for the tunes, the food, a drink or just a good time, enjoy the Roof 'Where Everybody is Somebody'! Support live music and the musicians that bring it to us, and we'll hope to see ya enough to call you a Regular!


Preston Kelly and client HealthPartners called with 3 new ads to shoot for their ongoing "Make it ok campaign". The ad concepts highlight the fact that most of us simply shut down or don't know what to say. The campaign encourages people to be willing to have an open dialogue with friends and family regarding depression and mental illness. Our challenge in shooting these were to capture that uncomfortable moment. Kudos to Peter Tressel and Krista Kraabel at PK on how the finished ads turned out. Nicely done guys and thanks for letting us help on this important project.


MWF, MTWRF, MW, MF, MWR, MTRF, MTWR, MWRF, MTWF, MTR, MTW, Monday only 7:00 a.m. Friday, April 26, 2019 7:00-9:00 a.m.
8:00 a.m. Monday, April 29, 2019 8:00-10:00 a.m.
9:00 a.m. Wednesday, May 1, 2019 9:00-11:00 a.m.
11:00 a.m. Monday, April 29, 2019 11:00-1:00 p.m.
Noon Wednesday, May 1, 2019 Noon-2:00 p.m.
1:00 p.m. Friday, April 26, 2019 1:00-3:00 p.m.
2:00 p.m. Monday, April 29, 2019 2:00-4:00 p.m.
3:00 p.m. Wednesday, May 1, 2019 3:00-5:00 p.m.
4:30 p.m. Monday, April 29, 2019 4:00-6:00 p.m.
TR, TWR, TWRF, TRF, Tuesday Only 7:30 a.m. Thursday, April 25, 2019 7:30-9:30 a.m.
9:00 a.m. Tuesday, April 30, 2019 9:00-11:00 a.m.
10:30 a.m. Thursday, April 25, 2019 10:30-12:30 p.m.
Noon Tuesday, April 30, 2019 Noon-2:00 p.m.
1:30 p.m. Thursday, April 25, 2019 1:30-3:30 p.m.
3:00 p.m. Tuesday, April 30, 2019 3:00-5:00 p.m.
4:30 p.m. Thursday, April 25, 2019 4:00-6:00 p.m.
Thursday 5:00 p.m. or later Thursday, April 25, 2019 6:00-8:00 p.m.
Friday 5:00 p.m. or later Friday, April 26, 2019 6:00-8:00 p.m.
Monday 5:00 p.m. or later Monday, April 29, 2019 6:00-8:00 p.m.
Tuesday 5:00 p.m. or later Tuesday, April 30, 2019 6:00-8:00 p.m.
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The instructor of any class which does not meet one of the above scheduled finals must schedule through Scheduling Services, for a time and room for the final exam. Questions concerning this schedule should be discussed with the Provost's Office. No student should request a change in examination time, unless he/she has four finals in one day. An instructor may, with the approval of the appropriate dean and vice president, waive the final examination if the nature of the course so dictates but, in that event, the CLASS IS TO MEET during the time scheduled for the final examination.
During the summer terms, final exams are to be given on the last scheduled meeting day of the last week that the class meets. For example, if the class meets MTWRF for five weeks, the final will be on the Friday of the fifth week. Students wishing to drop or withdraw must do so by the last day of classes before the final exam. Using the same MTWRF example, the last day to drop (with evaluation) would be the Thursday of the fifth week.