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Ian and Andy looking at local newspaper archives in Keighley Library
The Men of Worth Project researches local people who served the country in wartime. We follow all currently available sources of information that we can find, and use the information in these sources to create a biography about each person for our archive. This is displayed in the form of a time-line of their life and accompanied by photographs if we have them.
We do this simply because we believe their stories should be preserved and told to future generations. We do not support war and we certainly do not celebrate it. A great deal of the people we have researched died defending their position and we simply recognise that and do not judge them.
We are also researching local conscientious objectors (who obviously did not serve) and their treatment, because they were part of our society at the time and we hope anyone examining the reasons for this may find our research on them useful.
Find out how to join us
Men of Worth is actively run by Project Directors Ian Walkden and Andy Wade, along with our other Director Helen Wade, who fulfills more of a supporting role. We are also ably supported by Edith Thompson.
We had both been involved with Remembrance for many years, and we both thought it would be apt for us to work more closely together in this Project. Initially, it started out in 2001 with a desire to record all of our local war graves and memorials in local cemeteries and then looking more directly at researching the details of the men listed on the Oakworth War memorial in Holden Park. This soon developed into a larger need to include men from the village who were not actually listed on the memorial, and for various reasons were named on other local war memorials, often to do with their surviving family members moving elsewhere after the war. Eventually it became clear that we would have to define boundaries for the Project and we settled on Keighley and the Worth Valley, and this is covered by the Bradford postcode districts of BD20, BD21 and BD22. We include Oxenhope in our research because this is an integral part of our local community although geographically it is not part of the Worth Valley.
We would like to take this opportunity to thank some people for their inspiration, expert help and assistance with the research work of our project and help with displaying our exhibition material in the library.
Keighley News staff: Richard Parker, Alistair Shand, David Knights, and Miran Rahman for their continued and much appreciated support, and coverage of our work throughout the Great War Centenary period.
Friends: Steven Wood, Eddie Kelly, Loraine Petyt and Sylvia Valentine, for their expert knowledge and guidance in all matters archive and research related.
Ian Dewhirst: Former library staff member at Keighley Reference Library (now Local Studies Library). For his expert knowledge and a lifetime of inspiring work in highlighting local history.
Keighley Local Studies Library: Caroline Brown - Local Studies Development Officer, and Staff Members - Simon Rourke, Gina Birdsall, Janet, Angela and Andrew for their invaluable assistance.
The Men of Worth Project C.I.C. (Community Interest Company) was registered with Companies House with effect from 24th June 2013. Our Directors are: Andy Wade, Ian Walkden and Helen Wade.
If you have a similar project operating in Keighley and the Worth Valley area (or even nearby) and would like to contribute to, or work with the Men of Worth Project C.I.C, please get in touch.
If you have any information, pictures or documents related to the aims of this project then we'd love to hear from you.
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7th September 2019 H B A magnificent organisation keeping alive the legacy of local heroes. D C Good to explain to young men today
Andy Wade
Testimonials about our ceremony and the display of information about the men for whom we'd achieved recognition with the Commonwealth War Graves Commission. The
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Dear Mr Wade, Could you please give permission for the above website to use your photograph of Ivor Tempest Greenwood? It's really nice to see that you have managed to get him included by the CWGC. Yours sincerely, John Richardson
For anyone reading this, I have already responded by email to give consent for this picture to be used.. Andy Wade.
Geoff Dickinson
I have seen information in the Keighley News about the work you have done in regard to Cross Roads Primitive Methodist Sunday School memorial. I edit the My Primitive Methodist Ancestors Website, part of the Methodist Heritage suite of Community Archive websites. It would be great if we could feature this work on our website with due acknowledgement to yourselves.
For anyone reading this, I have already responded by email to share information. Regards, Andy Wade.
I sent you details of my Grandfather Frederick Coates yesterday I do hope that you received them. It will be the 100th Anniversary of his death come the 5th September. I have only this last few days that I received notice of the column in the Keighley News, as I live i n the north of Scotland now, I have a sister in Haworth who has just told me of your interest in men who have been in WW1
Colin Neville
I am researching the life of John Edwin Sunderland, 1885-1956, from Oakworth. He was an artist and served, I believe, as a camouflage artist with the Royal Garrison Artillery in WW1. It is this aspect of his life that I wanted to verify, and I wonder if you have a record of his war service, and any more information about how long he served, what rank and theatre of war (I believe he was in France), and if, in fact, he was in the camouflage section of the RGA. Any help you could give would be greatly appreciated. If you had a photo of him that would be a real bonus!
Hi Colin, yes we do have some information. I'll get in touch with you by email. Best wishes, Andy.
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Never before has Mexico's top flight had a stadium so close to the US border. The home of FC Juárez is just under 500 feet away from El Paso, Texas. But don't lose sleep, Donald Trump, they intend to relocate to a different venue...
Mexican top division has already been accessible to spectators from the US in one of the country's most important border cities, Tijuana. Estadio Caliente, under gradual redevelopment, lies just over 1 km (3,000 feet) from the border. But in 2019/20, it won't be the closest stadium to the territory of USA.
This year the 'title' goes to Estadio Olímpico Benito Juárez in Ciudad Juárez. This is where the recently-formed FC Juárez are based and they've just won promotion, having ended 2nd in Liga Ascenso. The multi-use venue, able to host over 19,700 people, lies just 150 meters (under 500 feet) from the Rio Grande.
Interestingly former, octangular in footprint, the athletic stadium isn't fully compliant with Category A (top rank in Mexican football) as of now, but should meet crucial criteria before the season begins in the second half of July. It needs stronger floodlights, better mixed zone and VAR. A new conference facility is also needed to allow managers direct access.
All of the above is interesting itself, however we wouldn't have written this if not for a single reason: FC Juárez have announced they intend to build a brand new stadium of their own. This means they would only use this university-owned ground for the next 3 seasons, if everything goes as planned.
As of now there are supposedly three different locations being considered, each of them able to fit a 28,000-seat stadium in football-specific layout. In order to reach such ambitious goal, the team counts on support from authorities.
"We are going to seek the support of all three levels of government: federal, state and municipal, to be able to make it a reality," said Rodrigo Cuarón, administrative vice president of the club.
The club is expected to reveal further details soon. Obviously, all of the new season is expected to be played at Estadio Olímpico Benito Juárez.
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Cavendish Place is a Georgian terrace in Bath, Somerset, England. It was built in between 1808 and 1816 by John Pinch the elder. Numbers 1 to 13 have been designated as Grade I listed buildings.

Description

Nos. 1 and 2 are a continuation of Park Place, which faces south. No. 3 has a curved front, linking Nos. 1–2 to the rest of the terrace, which continues northwards, facing west. The houses in Park Place are smaller than Nos. 3-13 of Cavendish Place, so Pinch made No. 2 slightly shorter than No. 3 and No. 1 slightly shorter than No. 2, to avoid a sudden change in height between the two terraces.

Each building has 4 storeys plus a basement and rises  as the terrace climbs up the hill. To give visual continuity along the stepping terrace, the platband and the cornice are ramped up at the end of each house, instead of abruptly breaking and restarting at each step. This technique was used by Pinch at various sloping sites in Bath.

Unusually for a Bath terrace, some of the houses have painted exteriors. In other parts of the country, Georgian houses were painted, but Bath stone was usually considered presentable enough without paint.

Bombing and reconstruction
In 1942 Nos. 6-9 were severely damaged by incendiary bombs. These houses were repaired in 1949.

See also

 List of Grade I listed buildings in Bath and North East Somerset

References

Houses completed in 1816
Grade I listed buildings in Bath, Somerset
Streets in Bath, Somerset
1816 establishments in England

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England finds its Sparkle
Published: 06 June, 2013
English wine has come of age and can now bear comparison with what the rest of the world's wine producers can offer. Christian Davis reports
English Wine Producers recently exhibited for the first at the huge German trade show, ProWein. Such an initiative would have been unthinkable not that many years ago. It illustrates the length its wines have come from the early days when bored landowners and keen gardeners rolled up their sleeves and gave tending vines and making wine a 'jolly good go'.
With ever-improving knowledge of viticulture and vinification techniques, swathes of southern England, the north and south downs, comprising all-important chalk and what appears to be a warming climate, England – and Wales – are set to become a significant wine-producing region bearing comparison with German regions, Burgundy and Champagne.
Ah! Champagne. The jewels in the crown of English wines are undoubtedly its sparkling wines, lead by the likes Nyetimber, Ridgeview and Chapel Down. The whites are also good and reds such as Pinot Noir and Dornfelder are coming along nicely.
They are more expensive for the quality when compared to similar wines from Germany, Chile, Romania, Bulgaria etc. Nevertheless, as the vines mature and the winemakers become more experienced, they will get them right as well.
"English Wine is entering a new era," says Julia Trustram Eve, marketing director of English Wine Producers, which is responsible for the generic marketing and promotion of English and Welsh wines. There are 22 producers in the EWP from 11 regions – from balmy Cornwall to northerly Leeds. The membership represents more than 80% of the total volume produced in the UK.
Sales of English sparkling wine are buoyant, with producers already reporting record sales for the first two months of 2013, traditionally the quietest in terms of sales. As consumers look for approachable, affordable alternatives to Champagne and drink sparkling wine on more occasions, English wine is becoming a serious player in the market.
Regarding ProWein, Trustram Eve says: "To have our own presence at such a well-established and respected international wine fair sends out a strong message to the international wine world."
According to the EWP, acreage has nearly doubled in about eight years and most of this is plantings of Chardonnay, Pinot Noir and Pinot Meunier for sparkling wine production. This is the major growth sector and currently sparkling wine has exceeded still in terms of production. There has been marginal growth in plantings of all three varieties in 2012 over 2011, showing that the trend continues. At the time of going to press, the latest figures had not been published.
Nyetimber, arguably England's foremost sparkler, has just announced that, for its first export market, Japan, importer/distributor Enoteca will be its exclusive distributor from June.
Christian Holthausen, Nyetimber's marketing & communications manager, said: "We're delighted to be working with premium fine wine specialist Enoteca because it is the ideal partner to represent our wines. Japan is an extremely discerning wine market and we are looking forward to a very successful future."
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An eclectic and charming residence that embodies warm country style and traditional elegance. We loved the classic and rustic design elements amidst the beautiful French countryside.
This former 19th century coaching inn set in lower Normandy in a quiet little village has been lightly yet completely renovated to update creature comforts while retaining it's classic structural characteristics and historic value.
Sophisticated and rustic, the bones of the former stables are evident in the angular construction and simple, authentic features.
Comprised of a lovely collection of twelve rooms which are dispersed between the main house and the garden cottages, each are bright and spacious and designed to celebrate the building's former roots and original personality with exposed rough hewn timbers, limestone and antique style. With slight modern updates combined with raw natural elements, the hotel was intended to be a comfortable representation of the regional style and features handcrafted antiques, decor and linens from local artisans.
Each room is equipped with luxurious en suite baths with full tubs and luxurious bath products.
The on site restaurant is part of the charm of this villa and serves only the freshest, local and seasonal foods sourced from the region, creating simple yet gourmet cuisine.
The walled gardens encircle a pool and flowing terraces with lovely views over the mountains and valleys that is an ideal place to relax, unwind and enjoy the peaceful French countryside.
Wifi, TV, landline, luxury personal care products from Damana, housekeeping and room service.
including the local Romanesque village of Moutiere au Perche, it's a quiet corner of Normandy except when the local world renown Le Mans Classic comes to town at the nearby race track. The "Versailles for Horses" the Harass du Pin equestrian center hosts the World Equestrian Games and is home to some of the finest horses in the world in a spectacular setting.
My 5 year old son and I stayed at the villa over the Easter week-end and it felt like staying in our own countryside home. We felt very welcome by the owners and staff. The place is beautiful, nicely decorated in a both contemporary and antiques style. The garden is a delight and we'll certainly come back in the summer to enjoy the pool. Dinner at the restaurant was a special treat, the food is delicious and we enjoyed the cosy atmosphere by the fire. Breakfast were nice too. Easter eggs were hidden under our cups wich was a lovely attention. The villa is ideally located in the most gorgeous Perche villages with many walks around. A great experience and hideaway a short drive from busy Paris.
We stayed at Villa Cheval du Perche for a week in July and loved it! We had room 12, very large room, lovely design and a fabulous view. Philippe was just terrific – relaxed but very helpful throughout our stay. We ate at the restaurant 4 nights of our stay and the food and service were terrific – most nights on the terrace due to the sublime weather. Would highly recommend this villa.


I spend a lot of time explaining things to people and I used to write detailed instructions with screen shots. Not anymore! I now use Jing to just record my screen as I narrate. I can then upload the video and share the link. So whether it's a tutorial on how to use sections of wordpress or the responses I want to send to the 30 emails in a client's inbox – I just tell you whats going on and you can watch on the screen.
Instant messaging that can be divided into subgroups for specific projects. All chats are archived and searchable and support attachments and embedded links. I prefer slack to email for communications on projects as it avoids the group emails and allows for better collaboration.
When I come across an interesting article online I save it to pocket to read later or distribute. The more I use pocket the better it gets at anticipating the types or articles I want to read – so I spend less time looking for them. This is great for curating content I want to share online or for gather sources for articles I am researching.
The possibilities are pretty much endless with IFTTT logic bots – not bad for a totally FREE productivity app. And once you get your head around them you will wonder how you survived. I have them on my phone to automatically text my husband just before I run out of battery, let him know when I get to the train station and (the most valuable of all) that will make my phone ring VERY LOUDLY when I tell my phone it's lost.
Post content from twitter, youtube or insta direct to facebook dependent on the hastags used.
Send me breaking news on industries, technologies, companies or specific people on email and to my slack channels.
If you have a lot of meetings to schedule and are not a big fan of the back and forth of trying to find an available time then this is the one for you! You can share your calendar so that everyone can see when you are available and book in their appointment. Once you have this configured correctly you will never have to try and pick a free lunch date again!
I love to read, but I don't always get the time to read everything I want to. Blinkist is today what Cliff Notes were at school. It is the whole book condensed down into a 15 minute read / audio. So you can always be up to date with new management or leadership books without having to stay up too late reading the whole book. . . Save that for when you are by the pool!
Keeping everything in one placed is so much easier and not having it on a sticky note on your desk is even better! Lastpass will generate safe password for your accounts and store them securely for you so you won't be stuck waiting on a reset password email. You can also store all your personal digital records here (like insurance details, licenses, etc), It works on your mobile device and laptop!
If you collaborate on documents or share large files back and forth then this will definitely save you time. Unless you've been living under a rock you will know that dropbox is the most popular online storage depository. It plugs straight into most services so you can also wave goodbye to having to upload documents to web clients.
And there you have it – 10 totally FREE productivity apps that save me a whole working week in time!
What are you favourite productivity apps and why?


I am a PostDoctoral researcher at the Department of Network and Data Science at Central European University in Budapest, working with Roberta Sinatra and Laszlo Barabasi on characterizing the evolution of interdisciplinary research and its implication for success. I was previously based at the Department of Anthropology at University College London and at the Brain and Spine Institute in Paris as a CNRS researcher working on applications of network science respectively to hunter-gatherer populations and neuroscience. Before that I received a PhD from the School of Mathematical Sciences of Queen Mary University of London, where I was part of the Complex Systems and Networks Group working under the supervision of Vito Latora and a member of the EU-FP7 project LASAGNE on the structure and dynamics of multilayer networks.


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Are You Ready for the Race to the Future? At the starting line or still getting suited up? (Nov 27, 7:15-9:45pm)
Robyn Williams is a science journalist who is as prominent on radio as he is on television. He has presented Radio National's Science Show since 1975 and narrated highly respected television programs including Catalyst and Nature of Australia. He appeared alongside David Attenborough on World Safari.
He is renowned for making the complexities of science accessible and enjoyable for almost everyone and three of the ten books he has authored are included on the Higher School Certificate list.
In 1993, he became the first journalist elected as a Fellow of the Australian Academy of Science. In 1988, he received an Honorary Doctorate in Science from the Universities of Sydney, Macquarie and Deakin. That same year he was appointed AM in the 1988 Australian Bicentenary Honours list.
He has been elected a National Living Treasure by the National Trust and he even has a star named after him by the Sydney Observatory.


Hello all. New to this forum, and pleased to be here. Some guys suggested I post a thread here to see if anybody wanted to get rid of their Mantis Worx F1 front suspension, or knew of where I could get one.
Might be interested in some of the other Mantis stuff as well, but what I really want is the "tri-link", suspension I believe it is called.
Please feel free to message me.
Not really sure about the tri link front end but for other great F1 hop ups I'd suggest looking at Useful Idiot Design.
I've purchased their front wing protector in both pre 2.4 and recent 2.4ghz and they are great value without changing the weight distribution of the chassis.
I've also purchased their side plates for F1. They really help the rear end rotate the chassis better than stock.
I'll 2nd the comment about UID F1 bumpers for both pre & post 2.4 design. Have bought both and with some minor grinding to fit each specific body they fit perfectly at correct height too and everything. In addition to advantages mentioned above I'll add that the black ones practically disappear visually once the car is running on track and also much easier on other cars in crashes than Mantis...move on to UID i'd say, it's even better.
I have to order those side plates next!
I haven't been designing much lately but I do have a revision planned for the F1 sideplates, I also have a special request bumper to finish as well.
All I can say is... F1 is now a solid race class for us now that we're all protected front and back! No more chipped spurs and busted front ends!
I will have more designs for the F1 soon, I'm looking forward to some vacation days so I can get back to work!


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Eveready's plan to sell battery business to pare debt tied in legal knots
By Ishita Ayan Dutt | Kolkata | Last Updated at September 16 2019 01:34 IST
McLeod and Eveready had made a prayer for a stay on the order
Eveready initiated discussion early this year with some companies, including Energizer and Duracell, to sell its battery business to pare debt. Though Eveready informed the stock exchanges last week that no definitive decision had been taken, Duracell is believed to have emerged as the frontrunner and an offer of Rs 1,600-1,700 crore is under discussion. A latest legal twist, however, is likely to delay the plans.
The Calcutta High Court on September 3 passed an ad-interim (temporary) order of injunction restraining Williamson Magor & Co, an investment company of Williamson Magor Group (WMG); McLeod Russel, the bulk tea company; and Eveready Industries India, the battery maker, from transferring, alienating, or encumbering any of their tangible or intangible assets till the application filed by Infrastructure Leasing & Financial Services (IL&FS) was disposed of.
As mentioned in the order, IL&FS had granted a term loan of Rs 170 crore to WMG through Williamson Magor & Co. The terms and conditions of the loan were recorded in the loan agreement dated March 29, 2017.
McLeod and Eveready had made a prayer for a stay on the order, but it was considered and rejected. WMG companies are likely to file an appeal against the order because neither McLeod nor Eveready was party to the agreement with IL&FS. Eveready did not comment on the matter.
The court, however, said McLeod and Eveready as constituents of WMG were liable to pay the dues under the put-option agreement and IL&FS had made out a prima facie case to obtain ad-interim protection.
In February last year, WMG approached IL&FS again for financial assistance and Rs 100 crore was advanced to the group by investing in compulsory convertible preference shares of McNally Bharat Engineering and a facility agreement was struck on March 27 last year. A put-option agreement was also executed between the Khaitans, the promoters, and different entities of WMG. The facility agreement and put-option agreement had several clauses which, IL&FS said, were breached. The suit filed by IL&FS is against the promoters and companies under WMG.
WHAT THE HIGH COURT SAID
There shall be an ad-interim order of injunction restraining respondent nos. 4 (Williamson Magor & Co), 6 (McLeod Russel), and 9 (Eveready Industries India) from transferring or alienating or encumbering any of their tangible or intangible assets till the disposal of this application
A prayer is made by respondent nos. 6 and 9 for stay of operation of this order. Such prayer is considered and rejected
The order of injunction passed herein shall not prevent respondent nos. 4, 6, and 9 from operating their respective bank accounts for the purpose of carrying on their regular business
The court has, however, clarified that the order of injunction would not prevent the companies from operating their bank accounts. The respondents have been asked to file their affidavit-in-opposition in three weeks and a reply, if any, would have to be filed by November 8 this year.
The order is likely to affect the group's deleveraging plans. The Kolkata Bench of the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) has ordered a temporary status quo on assets of McLeod Russel India in a separate case. Over the past year, WMG has been undertaking a group-level restructuring that involves sales of assets. Eveready is in talks to sell its battery business on a slump-sale basis, McLeod has been selling gardens. Of its 52 gardens, around 16 had been transferred. McLeod's debt is around Rs 1,700 crore and a debt-restructuring plan is pending with the lenders.
The restructuring plan was to convert short-term debts into long-term ones. However, the shareholders' approval was required to raise borrowing and lending limits beyond legally permissible norms, and, at McLeod's recent annual general meeting, the resolution was defeated by the shareholders.
On the other hand, McNally Bharat Engineering Company, the troubled engineering entity of WMG, has signed an agreement with a consortium of investors led by Turbovent Industries for infusing Rs 150 crore, subject to an approval of a resolution plan outside the scope of the NCLT.
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The UN's Global Focal Point: Top-Down Bureaucracy, or Bottom-Up Results?
The UN's Global Focal Point for Police, Justice, and Corrections ("GFP") is now two-and-a-half years old. United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon announced its creation in September 2012, when he appointed the UN Department of Peacekeeping Operations ("DPKO") and the UN Development Programme ("UNDP") as the GFP for Police, Justice, and Corrections Areas in the Rule of Law in Post-conflict and other Crisis Situations. As the cumbersome official title suggests, the GFP is an attempt to provide a more joined-up response to crises by various UN bodies, characterized as "delivery as one." This includes dividing support and responsibility into a two-tier structure, with DPKO and UNDP responsible at HQ level for responding to requests at country level from UN entities working in fields related to police, justice, and corrections ("PJC"). But is the GFP just an example of top-down, supply-driven window dressing in response to failures, or is there genuine bottom-up, demand-driven need for it?
Conceptually, the reason for appointing DPKO and UNDP was summed-up by Under-Secretary-General for Peacekeeping Operations Hervé Ladsous, when he expressed the hope that the GFP would help make the transition from peacekeeping to development a smoother one. The need for greater attention to the linkages between development and rule of law and security has been highlighted by several member states, including troop-contributing countries who want to improve the effectiveness of the UN's work both at HQ and at country level. The GFP's roots can be traced back at least as far as the UN interim administrations in Kosovo and East Timor, created by a pair of Security Council resolutions in 1999. The mandates of the interim administrations were unique at the time for their breadth and depth, and were described as "a novelty in the history of United Nations Peacekeeping." Their success illustrates the importance, in a modern conflict situation, of the UN's being able to restore peace not just by interposing itself between belligerents, but by shaping the very internal governance structure of a country.
These successes encouraged the UN to take on more complex operations with a rule of law component in countries such as Liberia, Haiti, Burundi, Côte d'Ivoire, and the Democratic Republic of the Congo. However, it became increasingly clear that importing the same solutions to a diverse array of contexts was not going to be a recipe for success. In a 2004 report of the Secretary-General to the Security Council, Kofi Annan declared that the UN needed to "eschew one-size-fits-all formulas" in order to build sustainable justice systems, and underlined the need for a comprehensive approach. In a subsequent 2006 report, the Secretary-General acknowledged that UN member states had by now recognized the establishment of the rule of law as a key aspect of peacekeeping missions, and noted the increasing Security Council trend of including reform of PJC systems in peacekeeping mandates. The same report announced the creation of a Rule of Law Coordination and Resource Group, which is a forerunner to the Global Focal Point.
Given the politics and bureaucracy of an organization as large as the UN, has the complicated history of the GFP's creation had an adverse impact on its effectiveness? Certainly, there is a perception among field offices at country level that the GFP is something that looks good on paper at UNHQ, but won't have an impact in the field. Others believe the GFP is simply a way to get the two lead UN agencies to communicate with each other and coordinate their PJC activities. Indeed, it has been noted that cooperation between the two lead agencies was "notoriously lacking" regarding their PJC programming, leading to a critical lack of collaboration at field level. As an independent paper noted in June 2014, this perception of a top-down model exists because the GFP has not made clear what "value-added" it can bring to the field, and how this can be utilized at country level. Surely the terminology itself, in its reference to "tiers" (with HQ the tier above and superior to the field tier, rather than complementary to it), also contributes this perception. It is also due at least in part to the fact that there was no significant attempt to ensure that field offices were consulted on what would be required of the GFP to ensure a valuable contribution in the field, with all decisions being made at HQ level. Other organizations seem confused about the role of the GFP and what their organization could contribute to it. Clearly, the buy-in of in-country UN actors is key to the success of the GFP, if the agglomeration of expertise is not to be wasted. However, issues as prosaic as problems with IT systems that have prevented personnel from sharing office space for more than a year, among others, have thus far stymied the push to form the united front and common identity necessary to make such a reorganization a success. If the GFP is unable to deliver on its promise, it runs the risk of irrelevancy as missions and country teams revert to their regular service providers.
Peacekeeping operations are no arena for armchair quarterbacks, and so the UN's PJC activities will thrive or perish depending on how well services are delivered at ground-level. "Client orientation" is a new buzzword, a recognition that the GFP, and the UN in the wider sense, must continue delivering results on the ground in order to stay relevant. This reality is implicitly recognized in the two-tier structure of the GFP, which requires that DPKO and UNDP respond "timely" to country-level requests for assistance. However, despite this and the volume of official GFP visits to the field, the GFP has generally been seen as having only a light impact at country level. In this context, a narrower focus for the GFP would seem to be the best solution, to help grow the GFP concept by delivering concrete results in more limited theaters of operation by concentrating efforts on specific countries. This would enable the GFP to work the bugs out of its operations, and solidify its client-centered focus by reducing the number of "customers" and thus making them more visible. This refocusing does not mean that the GFP has to abandon countries that it isn't focusing on, but it will help to generate the "success stories" required to change perceptions for the better, and therefore deliver results.
All this is to conclude that, unless the GFP evolves from its top-down beginnings and becomes more responsive and useful it its client organizations in the field, it will become just another stage in the eventual evolution of a mechanism that is more bottom-up and driven by tangible results.
 Fact Sheet: Global Focal Point for Police, Justice and Corrections (Dec. 7, 2012), http://www.undp.org/content/dam/undp/library/crisis%20prevention/2012_12_07_The_Fact_Sheet_for_Global_Focal_Point_Dec_2012.pdf [hereinafter Fact Sheet].
 Global Focal Point Retreat: DPKO and UNDP advance work plan details (last visited Feb. 23, 2015), http://www.unrol.org/article.aspx?article_id=188.
 Megan Price, Kevin Steeves & Luc van de Goor, Soldering the Link: The UN Global Focal Point for police, justice and corrections (August 2012), http://www.clingendael.nl/sites/default/files/20120829_un_and_the_gfp_final_3.pdf at 4 [hereinafter Soldering the Link].
 S.C. Res. 1244, U.N. Doc S/RES/1244 (Jun. 10, 1999); S.C. Res. 1272, U.N. Doc S/RES/1272 (Oct. 25, 1999).
 Carsten Stahn, The United Nations Transitional Administrations in Kosovo and East Timor: A First Analysis, 5 Max Planck UNYB 105 (2001) at 107.
 Independent Progress Review on the UN Global Focal Point for Police, Justice and Corrections (June 2014), http://www.stimson.org/images/uploads/research-pdfs/GFP_web_060514.pdf at 14 (hereinafter Independent Progress Review).
 U.N. Secretary-General, The rule of law and transitional justice in conflict and post-conflict societies: Report to the Security Council, S/2004/616 (Aug. 23, 2004) at 1.
 U.N. Secretary General, Uniting our strengths: Enhancing United Nations support for the rule of law: Report to the General Assembly and the Security Council, A/61/636-S/2006/980 (Dec. 14, 2006) at 1.
 Independent Progress Review, supra note 8, at 10.
 Soldering the Link, supra note 5, at 6.
 Soldering the Link, supra note 5, at vi.
 Fact Sheet, supra note 1, at 2.
 Independent Progress Review, supra note 8, at 36.


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Insects can also be kept as pets. There is this notion that only certain animals can make good pets. There are also some insects that do well domestically. Spiders are some of the insects that people keep as pets. When one decides on keeping a spider as a pet, there are a few things that should be made clear. One cannot just up and go and get the first spider they come across. First and foremost one must decide what kind of spider they want to keep. There are very many options when it comes to spiders. There is a long list of choices that one has for which one to keep as a pet.
The choice of spider should be made carefully. This is why it helps to study the characteristics of different kinds of spiders. This would make the decision easier. Sometimes this choice may be limited due to a lot of things. For instance one may want a spider that is not from the region. There are a lot of things to consider. When this choice has been made, then the rest comes easily. Maintenance is always the hard part when dealing with any kind of pet. The best thing about spiders is that they don�t require that much attention.
When it comes to food, spiders can be fed twice every week. This is one of the biggest advantages of keeping a spider as a pet. One does not have to constantly worry about their pet spider starving when they are not around. The housing is also something else. This has to be made carefully. Seeing as a spider is small, the housing does not require much work. Even a glass jar would do just fine. What is required though is to provide an environment that the spider is used to. This can be done by putting a small plant and a stone in the jar. This way the spider will have a place to crawl under.
It is important to clean the housing for the pet spider. This will allow for a better habitat. One thing to watch always when dealing with a pet spider is the humidity in the area. Spiders require a certain level of humidity to keep them going.
Another insect that would make for a good pet is the Chinese mantis. This is not common choice for a pet. One can use the Chinese mantis care sheet to find out more about the kind care for this particular insect. Not a lot is involved in this really. A mantis is generally docile and therefore does not pose any threats to the pet owner. All one has to do is make sure that it has a good supply of food. This means providing insects that the mantis can feed on.
The advantage of keeping a Chinese mantis is that it does not require any adjustments in the environment. This means that one can provide for the housing wherever they are. Knowing the do�s and don�ts will help a pet owner take care of their Chinese mantis.
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Q: Is there a way to send multiple values for grunt.option I'd like start grunt with an option set with multiple vales.  Is this possible?
i.e.
grunt doThis --ip 1.2.3.4 --ip 2.3.4.5
Is this possible?
grunt.registerTask('doThis', function () {
    console.log(grunt.option('ip'));
  });
grunt doThis --ip="192.168.1.1" --ip="192.169.1.10"
Running "doThis" task
192.169.1.10

Done, without errors.

A: Yes. Grunt uses nopt to parse the command line options and it supports multiple values. You'd pass them like this:
grunt doThis --ip=1.2.3.4 --ip=2.3.4.5

You'll need at least version v1.0.0-rc1 of Grunt for this to work.

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UWFF 2013 Review: 'Magic City' - A Poignant Coming-of-age Tale Where Girls Take Center Stage
Summertime. Kids. Dead Body. The hood. This sounds familiar, but this tale is unlike what you've seen. The Magic City is a gritty, poignant but still hopeful coming-of-age tale in Miami's Liberty City where girls take center stage.
Narrated by 11 year-old Tiana (newcomer Latrice Jackson), the film chronicles the life of her and her sister Nia (Lashay Jackson) as they come to live with their sweet Aunt Georgia. The new girl across the street, Amiya (Amiyah Thomas), comes to visit her Aunt Valerie (Jenifer Lewis) and hateful cousin Brittney (Coi Collins) and soon befriends the two girls. Everyone has a backstory of grief and trauma, and the Magic City soon uncovers it.
Liberty City is a no-way-out zone. As Tiana remarks, "If you listen to the streets carefully, you'll always have the answer"; advice given to her by her drug-addicted mother before she and her sister were taken away and split into two separate foster homes.
When Aunt Georgia dies unexpectedly, the girls work to conceal her death using methods apropos given the context of their situation. The sisters have been in battle for years and are using their learned tactics to ensure they aren't separated from each other again, given the failure of the foster care system. Their accomplice Amiya is dealing with her own personal traumas and resorts to self-mutilation to cope. She finds a kindred spirit in Tru (Jamie Hector), her Uncle who is extremely creepy, but not without reason. As we see the young ladies dealing with their Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder, his extends past the life in the hood to time spent in the military.
The absence of a prominent boy's perspective is hardly noticeable as the girls navigate through their circumstances with the grit and —some might say— levelheadedness often attributed to boys. This "girlz in the hood" doesn't sensationalize the horror of the inner-city, nor exploit its characters but instead offers a true understanding and sympathy for their pathology. With torture, robbery and hustling, these aren't doll playing, boy crazy girls, but products of their environment, striving to survive. For authenticity, R. Malcolm Jones held auditions in the tri-county area (Palm Beach, Broward, and Dade) for the young actors and he succeeds, all giving strong performances.
Many will ache watching little girls make tough decisions. Save Brittney, these are children who display a great deal of distrust for adults and the system, never calling the police or asking anyone for help when the tragedy strikes. Jenifer Lewis is warm as the only "caring" parent in the film, yet Aunt Valerie's efforts are for naught as she raises a mean-spirited, angry bully for a daughter who gets her comeuppance in a very satisfying way.
PTSD is an oft-ignored topic with regards to inner-city life, especially children, and The Magic City tackles this in a way that's easiest to reach its core audience. A Mindless Behavior cameo might bring them in to see it, but this thoughtful and powerful tale will keep them and stay with them for years to come.
Magic City is screening at the Urbanworld Film Festival, AMC 34th Street Theater. Saturday, September 21, at 2:30 pm. Bring your children.
Monique A Williams is an author, content curator, student and mother. You can find out more about her at her official website, www.itsmomowilly.com.


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T & C FILM AG
DARK STAR - HR GIGER'S WORLD
DARK STAR - HR GIGERS WELT
By Belinda SALLIN
T & C FILM AG - as PROD
Who is the artist HR Giger? What kind of person is behind such terrifying and disturbing yet aesthetic forms and beings? A film with and about the internationally acclaimed and controversial painter, sculptor, architect, designer, Oscar winner and Alien creator.
Zurich FF 2014
Focus: Switzerland, Germany, Austria
SWISS-GERMAN, GERMAN, ENGLISH
0.6 - 1 M$
Hansruedi «HR» GIGER, Carmen Maria GIGER, Stanislav GROF, Hans H. KUNZ, Leslie BARANY, Paul TOBLER, Tom Gabriel FISCHER, Carmen SCHEIFELE DE VEGA, Andreas J. HIRSCH, Marco WITZIG, Sandra BERETTA
Marcel HOEHN (T&C Film AG)
He feels at home in places we would flee from and lives his life among the very things we fear. He brings to the surface everything we try to suppress. Throughout his life, HR Giger had inhabited the world of the uncanny, a dark universe on the brink of many an abyss.
He did not create this world because he held it dear, but rather because he had no other option. It was the only way this amiable, modest and humorous man was able to keep his fears in check. Giger was merely the bearer of dark messages, charting our nightmares, drafting maps of our subconscious and moulding our primal fears.
HR Giger lived at the heart of Zurich in a virtually self-contained, parallel universe. In this space, plucked out of time and behind closed shutters, day blurs into night. Only his family, closest friends and a few assistants are privy to his realm. The film carefully probes its way through this world, exploring a life which has been packed with many surprises, cruel blows of fate and great achievements (an Oscar for "Alien").
A film with and about the internationally acclaimed and controversial painter, sculptor, architect and designer.


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Q: When attaching jpeg to SMTP mail message, why is the image "blank" when I receive it? What is wrong with this code? I have the following code which attaches a jpeg to an email.
System.Net.Mime.ContentType contentType = new System.Net.Mime.ContentType();
contentType.MediaType = System.Net.Mime.MediaTypeNames.Image.Jpeg;
contentType.Name = "screen";

Attachment screenCapture = new Attachment(imageStream, contentType);

//this next line works, I checked the image on the hard drive so I know the jpeg is ok
File.WriteAllBytes("c:\\somecoolimage.jpeg", imageStream.ToArray());

mail.Attachments.Add(screenCapture);

smtp.Send(mail);

However, when I get the email with the attachment in my email, it has 0 bytes. What am I doing wrong here?

A: Perhaps you've left imageStream positioned at the end of the data instead of at the start? (I'm assuming it's a MemoryStream.) Try this:
imageStream.Position = 0;
Attachment screenCapture = new Attachment(imageStream, contentType);

(MemoryStream.ToArray ignores the current position of the stream, but I suspect that Attachment doesn't.)


If you are buying second hand, get a second opinion from your local mechanic if you are unsure what to look for.
If you are going it alone to check out a second hand trailer, take a pair of overalls, torch, a car jack and small hammer with you and get under the trailer and give it a good check out.
Overall condition – a quick glance over the trailer will give you some idea how worn and treated the trailer has been; it is normal to find dings and dents in the panel work and the odd bent tie rail or guard. Paintwork and galvanizing may be compromised in a couple of places, and the condition of the deck, depending on the material used and the trailers age, will give away whether the trailer has been looked after or abused and overloaded.
Drawbar – any damage, bend or twist in the drawbar can be cause for concern: the strength of the drawbar may be compromised and the trailer may not tow true, which in turn can cause trailer sway and worn tyres, or in the worst case scenario - an accident.
Coupling wear – hook the trailer onto your tow vehicle, making sure that the coupling and towball are matched sizes, and give the drawbar a good jiggle side to side and up and down and see if there is any play within the coupling. On a heavy trailer where this is not possible without doing yourself an injury, take a new towball with you and insert it into the coupling head.
Deck condition – this is wholly dependant on the type of deck material used, but if it is a steel or alloy deck, look for corrosion, broken welds and rivets/fasteners. Get on the trailer and have a good jump around to determine if the deck is loose in any areas. This may also help indicate loose or poor suspension. With a plywood or timber deck, again check for any damage, loose fasteners, delaminating and rot.
Tyres – check all tyres are matched sizes and check the condition of the tread. Uneven wear across the width of the tyre will indicate a problem with wheel misalignment, which could be one of several issues (axle misalignment, faulty hubs/bearings or previous overloading of the trailer).
Wheel Bearings - Jack the trailer up and spin the wheels. Listen for any rumbling noises or rough rotation which could indicate worn wheel bearings. With the trailer jacked up, firmly grasp each tyre and check for movement side to side as well as top to bottom. If any movement is felt, the bearing will need to be re-seated.
Tailgates – operate all the latches and tailgates and make sure all is working as it should. Check the hinges for excess wear and any cracked or broken welds. Also check that the tailgates are straight and close easily and securely.
Guards – Check that the guards are securely attached to the trailer and there is minimal damage/corrosion. Guards normally are the most abused things on a trailer, from taking the hard knocks to being used for seats, steps and as mobile workbenches.
Tie hooks – check the condition of the tie hooks and tie rails for wear and how securely they are attached to the trailer, and also importantly, that there enough of them and that they are tough enough to do the jobs you need the trailer for.
Lights – Hook up your vehicle and with assistance, check all the lights are working correctly. Make sure the lights are matching and are in good condition. Check for any water or impact damage and also for any lens fading from sun exposure. Give them all a wiggle to make sure they are secure.
Under chassis – chuck your overalls on and take a torch and your small hammer and crawl under the trailer (chock the wheels first). Check every part of the chassis for any signs of damage, broken welds, and corrosion. Give the chassis a tap with the hammer and listen to the sound coming back to you. Normally if the noise is a good sharp steel on steel noise, the underlying condition of the steel is good. If the sound is dull and non-resonating there is a good chance of corrosion within. Bubbling paint or discoloured galvanizing are good signs of corrosion. Look especially around where the drawbar is attached to the chassis and the suspension. Check the condition of the axles, springs and spring hangers and slippers for any damage or corrosion. Leaf springs will normally have some signs of dry powdery rust around the leaves but if the outer edges of the springs are tapering the trailer has had a lot of use and has possibly been overloaded. Cracked springs are also an indicator of this. With torsion suspension, the angle of the torsion bar with the trailer unloaded will give some indication of the condition of the rubber inserts. Check the wiring for the lights if possible and look for any fraying or rubbing against the chassis, loose cables or poorly connected junctions.
Be realistic when deciding whether you want to undertake any major repairs on a second hand trailer (e.g. - replacing a bent drawbar or corrosion removal) as the expense and time may far exceed the initial price of the trailer.


Zille said the party chose to visit the homestead because neither the president nor Public Works Minister Thulas Nxesi would answer questions in Parliament.
Zille said site inspections were a standard oversight method undertaken by members of Parliament.
"Our primary method of oversight in Parliament is through questions but also through visits. Parliamentarians undertake visits all the time to see how work is taking place … particularly because we weren't getting answers [and] because government is invoking an apartheid-era legislation, the National Key Points Act [to justify it], we went to see for ourselves," she said.
Zille was speaking in an interview on Radio 702 on Monday, alongside Zuma's spokesperson Mac Maharaj.
On Sunday, a small group of DA leaders, accompanied by members of the media, were prevented from carrying through their plan to deliver letters from Limpopo school children to Zuma's residence, as well as a site inspection of the complex. ANC supporters had gathered on the road to the complex, and police had set up a roadblock.
The DA has given Zuma 72 hours to respond to questions about the development at Nkandla.
It has threatened to take government to court if details on the purported quarterbillion rand spent at Nkandla are not provided by the end of Wednesday.
She denied the event was an act of provocation.
"Seven people coming to see how public money is spent, who were elected by voters, is not an act of provocation. What is a provocation is spending R240-million on a private home. That is provocation."
She said the group did not intend to trespass on Zuma's property but went to see "what R248-million buys you".
But Maharaj said the DA had a "strange way of dealing with the presidency".
He said the party wrote to the presidency in October, saying it intended to deliver letters from Limpopo learners to the president's residence, and the presidency responded saying it should rather make arrangements to deliver the letters to the president's offices at Tuynhuis or the Union Buildings.
"The next thing we heard was on the news, a press release saying they're going to go there on an inspection on the president's [so-called] 'compound' as well as the Nkandla area … and they invited the media to be present," he said.
Maharaj said he found this, and the fact that the 72-hour ultimatum had not been issued to the president himself but was done through the media, "very strange".
"We have to ask ourselves what's behind this. Is she serious about it? Or is she just after publicity?" he asked.
Maharaj said the opposition party adopted a "cowboy style" approach to getting the answers it wanted.
"The matter is under attention, we have supported the investigation of the public protector, we've supported the action being taken by the auditor general," he said.
He also accused Zille of using "language loaded with prejudice".
"She's called the president's house a 'compound', a word used for hostels and migrant workers. She'd never use that for a white person's home."
"The exercise to Nkandla was a publicity stunt and we will not play publicity games with [Zille] and anyone else," he said.


The truth about marketing is that urgent situations requiring quick thinking are, at times, unavoidable. Whether it's a PR crisis or an egregious error that everyone missed after something went live—the ability to react effectively is a must-have.
But another truth about marketing is that the more proactive you are, the less common these situations will become. Planning is essential, and will help limit those times when you feel like you're flying by the seat of your pants.
Utilize the following tactics and benefit from doing a little thing I like to call forward thinking.
And I mean more than just your desktop. If you're kicking off marketing tactics for a new client or even a long-standing one, the more organized you are in your approach, the better.
Create strategic planning documents that outline the different goals you've set for each of your tactics, determine which team members will be responsible for what, and outline the different processes you've set up. This way, you'll have something tangible to work toward, and there will be accountability for the responsibilities of each team member.
Tip: HubSpot allows you to upload this into an interactive tool that helps you schedule future content output.
Pretty straightforward, but surprisingly easy for marketers to overlook. The more time and effort put into understanding your audience, the stronger their feedback will be.
Proactive marketing means anticipating the needs of both your customers and potential customers. This allows you to deliver the right content to them at the right place and time. A tool that helps outline this for you from the get-go? Personas. You can develop these from a high-level standpoint based off of your own research, or get into the more nitty-gritty aspect of them through workshops and interviews with current or past customers.
Whichever route you take, personalizing your marketing efforts through in-depth audience research is a great way to address future needs and problems that may arise down the road.
Tip: Use this helpful persona template as you start the process.
Any marketing plan requires tweaking and adjustment over time. You may create what you think is an efficient, foolproof plan for the year - but one month in, realize something isn't clicking with your audience. A great way to diagnose the problem? Testing!
A/B testing goes beyond just emails. You can A/B test different landing pages, pieces of content, banner advertisements, and more. Determining the types of messaging, UX, or design that appeals most to your customers will help you adjust those aforementioned planning documents.
Tip: Download this free introduction to A/B testing.
In marketing, there will always be situations that arise where you'll have to drop everything and solve an issue ASAP. But the more you plan ahead, the more likely you'll be able to carry out a successful, well-established marketing plan.
Take these tools and start planning today.


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Q: How do I setup my gear to pick up folks wifi 200m away? I have a TP Link WR840N and a 5Ghz High gain antenna. I got it from student friends of mine. I have little to no PC skills, but my friends said this would help put me on the right path. I have a Lenovo Ideapad. My folks wifi is a huawei looks like a mini hifi? Anyway folks say no problem if I can receive the signal. But, I dont know if this will work or even how to start setting it up. Can anyone help please?

A: This won't work. Long distance wifi requires that BOTH devices be designed to communicate over the distance. You can't just use a high gain on one end, because wifi is a 2-way conversation.


Prepare your hair: To prepare your hair for the wash, oil it two to three hours beforehand. An oil massage opens pores and enables better absorption of oil nutrients. Oil your hair from roots to tips and don't massage too hard. You can use coconut, mustard or olive oil and even a combination for your pre-shampooing routine.
Rinse gently: Start by rinsing your hair with lukewarm water. This will remove extra oil from hair and scalp and wash off dry skin on the scalp. It will further help open the cuticles and soften the hair. When rinsing, keep in mind to not start rubbing hair immediately but wait for your hair to be soaking wet.
Shampoo your hair: Choosing the right shampoo is important if you want your hair's natural shine and moisture to stay intact. For dry and damaged hair, it's best to opt for sulfate and paraben-free shampoo. Whereas for thin hair, go for a volumising shampoo. In any case, avoid shampoo with synthetic ingredients so that your hair doesn't get damaged. Don't rinse off the shampoo with warm water.
Apply conditioner: Hair conditioner is applied after you have rinsed out the shampoo completely. It helps in retaining moisture and binding hair cuticles. Apply it evenly along the length of hair (but not the scalp). Leave it on for a minute or so and then rinse it off with cold water.
Wash your hair with lukewarm water as hot water is bad for your hair.
Apply a conditioning mask once a week -- a hair mask can offer deeper hydration and repair, leaving hair lush and shiny.
Take a small amount of shampoo and work it up to lather. Start from the scalp and gently move on to the body straight down to the tip.
Let your hair dry, the best way is to take a towel and wrap it around your head and soak all the extra water.
Understand your hair type. Go to a professional if need be and find out if you have a combination scalp, an oily one or the one that is prone to dryness.
Accordingly choose your hair products. Many people do not choose the correct shampoo and conditioner type for themselves.
Never wash your hair daily; experts suggest washing hair at least thrice a week and oiling at least two times a week.
Do not ignore dandruff. Use an anti-dandruff shampoo and alternate it with your regular shampoo till dandruff persists.
Do not switch between brands. Using different brands may show you different results but can also damage your hair.


Divido is seeking a Solutions Architect reporting into the Head of Delivery with experience in supporting sales teams selling SaaS platforms. The perfect candidate should be a self-motivated individual with strong technical skills and experience in client-facing roles. You will interface with Delivery teammates as well as teammates from Product, Engineering, Sales, Client Success as well as Divido prospects and clients.
Drawing from experience gained in enterprise sales and point of purchase financing best practice to assist in closing revenue opportunities.
Assessing a lender's or merchant's current situation (pains/objectives) and defining a value solution approach in applying Divido platform capabilities. You would act in the role of a trusted advisor to the customer/prospect.
Working closely with Product Management and Development to provide market feedback and confirm solution approaches.
Applying technical and commercial insights to Influence product and overall strategic roadmap for the company.
Eliciting requirements and assessing the prospect's / customer's maturity using facilitation techniques and collaborative methods.
Drafting initial scope documents to incorporate customer business drivers and requirements around business process (user journeys), MVPs and ultimate target environment.
Experience as a technical sales engineer is preferred.
Experience managing projects in a pre-sales environment.


Woman on Fire follows Brooke Guinan, the first openly transgender firefighter in New York City. A character-driven documentary, the film follows Brooke as she sets out to challenge perceptions of what it means to be transgender in America today.
Woman on Fire follows Brooke Guinan, the first openly transgender firefighter in New York City. At the start of the film, Brooke tells the audience, while looking in the mirror to follow your heart.
Well, Brooke did follow her heart to become a woman, the gender he/she was comfortable with. As a third-generation firefighter, Brooke has a passion for heroism that runs in her blood. Her father George is a respected lieutenant and 9/11 survivor with a 35-year legacy in the FDNY.
The film shows Brooke transitioning from male to female in her father's workplace, as it poses not only a challenge to a macho profession, but also to the customs of the people she cares about the most – her traditional family.
The film also charts Brooke's boyfriend of two years, Jim, struggling to come out to his family. A wise-cracking Air Force veteran, Jim still hasn't told his mother that Brooke is a transwoman. But besides the transgender issue, the film also reveals the life of a firefighter and their sacrifice for society.
A film that proudly celebrates diversity!


Monterey Peninsula College (MPC) has been our client since 1999 when School Web Services (SWS) was hired to build a high-impact Web presence and transfer the college�s Web environment from a Linux platform to a Microsoft platform. SWS also provided the pre-built modules that automated a number of continuously-changing areas of MPC�s site, such as job postings, news releases, and calendars.
Once developed and implemented, this initial site served the college, its students, and its community for over three years, with ongoing technical support from SWS.The next goal of the Web site committee was to provide something new � and completely dynamic. The college wanted to distribute the Web site�s maintenance throughout the campus, plus provide the tools to help all faculty members supplement their raditional courses with online information; however, the Microsoft FrontPage solution then in use was not adequately managing the site�s content from a user�s perspective.The college required something simpler.To accommodate its Web site�s increasing role in informing and connecting the MPC community, the college implemented the SWS Campus Platform.
Through two dynamic phases of development, SWS has served MPC with foresight, flexibility and dedication.The SWS Campus Platform has been specifically designed for educational Web site needs, and none are better at providing the up-to-date content and fresh design so important to MPC�s online presence. SWS has created a user-friendly environment, styled to MPC�s academic community and supported by committed, skilled SWS technical staff. As MPC reaches out to the community, SWS will continue to evolve, providing the vision and technology to meet Monterey�s online needs.


Probably the most complex thing I've ever knitted. Each individual bit was not that difficult, but all together it's a remarkably complex little work. I think I could've stuffed the body a little more to get a more sturdy neck.
I also wonder if it would've been a stronger design to do the head from the top down, then pick up stitches and do the body top down as well.
On the other hand, the whole thing is ridiculously adorable, and the recipient (a co-worker with a year-old daughter) was delighted. I may make another, as I have lots of all the colors except the black.


As unfair as it is, what initially gave us hesitation about Mad Catz and Squier's Stratocaster Pro guitar controller was that, well, it's Fender's second-tier brand. Despite these prejudices from our youth, Harmonix pretty much sold us on it with one pretty badass trick: the ability to simultaneously play Rock Band 3 on Pro Expert and rock the same tune through an amplifier.
Watch the video to see it in action. This is a crazy step forward for music video games and could be a downright interesting way to teach people how to play guitar.
It's an unfortunate choice, but I understand why they went with it for pricing's sake.
Still looking forward to what this means for music games in general.


Outsourcing and Organizing of NPD: Survey of Malaysian Industry, 14th International Product Development Management Conference, Porto, Portugal, (2007). Ammar Al Shalabi, Mohamed K. Omar and Jonas Rundquist.
On Integration of Mirror Collector and Stirling Engine for Solar Power System, International conference on environment: Survival and Sustainability, Nicosia, Cyprus, (2007). B. F. Yousif, Ammar Al Shalabi and Dirk G. Rilling.


On 7 November 2016, the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress has formally passed China's first comprehensive privacy and security regulation for cyberspace. Since the new Cyber Security Law (CSL) will come into effect on 1 June 2017, technology companies that are operating in or planning to expand to the Peoples Republic of China (PRC) are well advised to adapt their IT infrastructure and data architecture to the new law. Violations of the law may, at worst, lead to high fines, website shutdowns or license revocations. Some of the most significant changes brought about by the new law are briefly outlined below.
Who Is Affected and What Is New?
The CSL applies to operators of Critical Information Infrastructures (CIIs) and network operators. A network operator is defined as an operator of basic telecommunication networks, internet information service providers and key information systems. However, it is not clear which companies qualify as operators of CIIs. The exact definition of CIIs was left to the State Council of the PRC. So far, the Council has not given any specifications.
The new law includes several important and consumer protection provisions, but also some very controversial ones affecting technology companies.
Some provisions of the new law have aroused particular criticism. For example, instant messaging services and other companies qualifying as CIIs are only allowed to provide users with their full service if the users have registered under their real identities. In addition, CIIs are under an obligation to remove "prohibited content" from their service. In case of non-compliance with the latter requirement, CIIs are liable for a fine or worse. These requirements are believed to potentially restrict anonymity on the internet and to encourage self-censorship for online communication.
Under another controversial provision, companies are required to report to the relevant authorities any cyber security incident and vulnerabilities that they have experienced and to technically support and assist the authorities on national security matters and crime investigation. However, the nature and scope of the required technical support and assistance have not been defined. Thus, it is not clear whether the process might entail the provision of confidential information.
Among all the changes, the most significant change might be the so-called Data Localization Requirement. Under that provision, CIIs are required to store personal data and other important information within mainland China. However, it is not clear whether this provision only applies to personal data of Chinese citizens or to any personal data, including those of foreigners. In the first case, companies might be required to separate the personal data of Chinese citizens from the personal data of other individuals.
The CSL brings a lot of changes in the fight against cyber security threats. However, the law should be criticized for its lack of legal certainty, mostly resulting from overly broad formulated terms. As the CSL comes to effect in less than three months, technology companies are allowed little time to adapt to the new provisions. Compliance may in particular be of crucial importance for multinational companies with regard to the Data-Localization Requirement, as cross-border data transfer may be daily business. It remains to be seen whether the legal uncertainties will somehow be eliminated by the relevant authorities. Until then, affected companies need to be very cautious.


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By Joe YerdonAug 2, 2014, 8:00 AM EDT
Throughout the month of August, PHT will be dedicating a day to all 30 NHL clubs. Today's team? The Winnipeg Jets.
Ahh, the Jets.
It's been three seasons since they've moved from Atlanta to Winnipeg and each of them has ended without a playoff appearance. As the lack of success rolls on, the frustration with the organization is growing in Manitoba. After all, the excitement of having the NHL return to the city has calmed down but the team is treading water.
Their first season in the Western Conference saw the Jets finish with 84 points going 37-35-10 and finishing last in the Central Division and 11th in the West. Their disappointing play cost Claude Noel his job as head coach after going 19-23-5 under him and resulted in Paul Maurice taking over and doing a bit better going 18-12-5. Of course, it wasn't all hunky-dory for Maurice either.
Blake Wheeler and Bryan Little had solid seasons leading the team in scoring, but Maurice had his issues with star forward Evander Kane and kept former defenseman Dustin Byfuglien at forward, a move Noel made in an effort to keep his job.
Despite changing positions, Byfuglien still had 20 goals and 56 points. Kane slumped all season though and finished with 19 goals and 41 points. Captain Andrew Ladd was a bright spot as well with 23 goals and 54 points. Mark Scheifele did well in his first full season in the NHL with 13 goals and 34 points in 63 games. Olli Jokinen had a solid season, but will play in Nashville next season.
While the offense was encouraging, goaltending was a major sore spot.
Ondrej Pavelec struggled all season and finished with a .901 save percentage and a goals-against average of 3.01. Jets GM Kevin Cheveldayoff has already declared him his No. 1 goalie next season and he could benefit next season from a defensive corps that gains another year together and has a lot of upside.
Rookie Jacob Trouba had an impressive first season in Winnipeg even in spite of suffering a scary injury. If Zach Bogosian can avoid the injury bug, those two along with Tobias Enstrom can team up with Mark Stuart and a hopefully recovered from back surgery Grant Clitsome to make up a solid group on the blue line.
If they keep it together, it'll put the onus on Pavelec to play to the best of his ability – something he's struggled to do in Winnipeg after having success in Atlanta.
While the rest of the Central Division underwent an arms race to commence beating each other's heads in all season, the Jets essentially stayed out of the fray.
They replaced Olli Jokinen with Mathieu Perreault from the Anaheim Ducks, re-signed Michael Frolik to avoid arbitration, and added T.J. Galiardi. They also re-signed Chris Thorburn to a three-year, $3.6 million contract which was… odd.
The Jets also parted ways with Al Montoya (who signed with Florida) and will go with Michael Hutchinson as the backup goalie to/guy to potentially unseat Pavelec.
The highlight of the Jets' summer may have come at the NHL Draft in Philadelphia when they selected Halifax winger Nikolaj Ehlers with the ninth overall pick.
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A recent symposium on restorative justice at Harvard University gave Eastern Mennonite University (EMU) professor Carl Stauffer an opportunity to speak on lessons learned from the South Africa Truth and Reconciliation Commission and call attention to Sierra Leone for an accomplishment beyond the latest Ebola update.
Stauffer spoke about Fambul Tok, a national, grassroots movement that is enabling the country to heal deep psychosocial wounds left by a civil war that lasted from 1991 to 2002. He suggested that this movement had proven to be more effective – more truly restorative – than the top-down criminal prosecutions pursued in many countries, including Sierra Leone, after violent conflicts.
Stauffer spoke from first-hand experience. From 2000 to 2009, Stauffer was Mennonite Central Committee's Regional Peace Adviser for the Southern Africa region, a role that took him to 20 African countries and 10 other countries in the Caribbean, Middle East, Europe, and the Balkans. He and his family lived in Africa for a total of 16 years; he earned a PhD studying how mythology fueled violence in Zimbabwe.
CJP alumna Pushpi Weerakoon speaks as a panelist – CJP professor Carl Stauffer listens attentively beside her – at the Harvard Negotiation Law Review symposium in early 2015.
As an invited expert to the Harvard Negotiation Law Review symposium, Stauffer was one of three in a panel discussion on "restorative principles in transitional justice." Alongside him was alumna Pushpi Weerakoon, a native of Sri Lanka who earned her master's degree from EMU's Center for Justice and Peacebuilding in 2010. Today she is a scholar and fellow at the Harvard Kennedy School.
Restorative justice is about healing, not judgment; about recognizing the uniqueness of a situation and individuals, not blindly following the rule-based system of law; it is about compassion not control; about dialogue not advocacy; about recognition of the harm, and not apportionment of guilt. Restorative justice empowers people who are typically silenced or marginalized; it deals with people, not process and system; it builds rather than fragments communities; and it is cathartic and a legitimate end in itself.
Weerakoon's words are universal, but she was writing in reference to Sri Lanka's 26 years of war and its aftermath, once the government defeated the separatist Tamil fighters in 2009. Now there are thousands of individuals who were formerly child soldiers and who need to be re-integrated into society. Meanwhile, United Nations officials have repeatedly criticized the government for ongoing violations of human rights. During the war, both sides were shown to have acted unconscionably.
From left: Barbara Robbins, Carl Stauffer, Judy Clarke, Pushpi Weerakon and Rebecca Stone.
Weerakoon and Stauffer were surrounded by a sympathetic crowd at Harvard. Three 2011 MA graduates of CJP were among the 85 people in the audience at various points in the day: Barbara Robbins, Judy Clarke, and Rebecca Stone. Among the other invited speakers were a number of restorative justice experts whose writings are studied at CJP, including Harvard law school dean Martha Minow; Daniel Van Ness of Prison Fellowship International; and Mark Umbreit, founding director of the Center for Restorative Justice and Peacemaking at the University of Minnesota.
In 2006, we partnered with John Caulker who had an organization called 'Forum for Conscience' in Sierra Leone. We used some of the same material there as in South Africa, working with entire affected communities — seven to ten thousand had their legs and arms amputated in the civil war in Sierra Leone and so many were blinded, they have their own associations. There were ex-combatants associations. Bush wives associations. Those groups – we brought them together – 25 to 30 in each of those first workshops in 2006 and 2007.
John helped us to understand the importance of conducting a healing process that would run parallel to the formal Truth and Reconciliation process, which only operated at the upper tip of society. John wanted to start rebuilding his country individual by individual, family by family, village by village, from the base up by simply listening and talking to each other.
Catalyst for Peace, a private foundation in Maine, has committed to funding the Fambul Tok process for 15 years, an impressive, long-term commitment without a lot of strings attached. And it's working!
Our current international justice system needs to recognize initiatives such as Fambul Tok as significant community healing and justice processes. I'm convinced with appropriate research we could make a solid argument that this form of community-level justice is actually more satisfying and more effective for the rebuilding of Sierra Leone than the singular use of a Truth Commission or the International Criminal Court. The Criminal Court – for instance – built a building in the capital of Sierra Leone that cost millions. And then the court took four years to try nine people.
The reason it took four years to do nine cases is because they were trying to establish all of the details of the atrocities that these nine leaders did during the civil war. While these factors are important, they are certainly not all that the country needs in order to resolve its pain. As is the case in so many war-torn regions, Sierra Leone needs to be restored, justly, which is a long-term process that can only be done by the people themselves, one day at a time.
Stauffer is in his third year of a research project that assesses the value of community-level justice and reconciliation efforts through the study of Fambul Tok.
For more information on restorative justice, including studying the subject at EMU, visit this website.


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Man Utd duo told they can leave during January transfer window
As well as attempting to bring new players in United are also keen to offload some of their deadwood before the end of the month
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Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has confirmed Sergio Romero and Marcos Rojo can leave Manchester United this month.
The Argentine pair have been told their contracts, which expire at the end of this season, will not be renewed and they are free to find new clubs.
Speaking ahead of his side's FA Cup game against Watford this weekend, manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer said: "Both of them have contracts until the summer and they're not going to be extended.
"We're looking for them to find clubs. Marcos has been given time to go home, so he's still in Argentina.
"Sergio has been back home as well to see his family, but they're professionals, working hard and ready if they are called on for us.
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"Marcos will have to travel and do the quarantine before [if he rejoins the squad]."
Romero has reportedly already said his goodbyes as he nears the Old Trafford exit.
He is expected to move to Boca Juniors ahead of this summer's Copa America.
Romero first joined United in 2015 but has never managed to establish himself as No.1 ahead of David de Gea.
He has made just one Premier League appearance over the past four seasons and with the return of Dean Henderson this summer his chances of first-team football were limited even further.
Marcos Rojo is also likely to leave this month (
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Rojo, meanwhile, joined in 2014, and despite being an important part of the first-team squad injuries have recently disrupted his United career.
He is yet to feature this season and looks to have played his final game for the club.
It is not clear where he could end up, but speculation has linked him with the likes of Newcastle United in recent times.
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Since the dawn of Dracula, vampires have become the most tried-and-tested terrifying fictional character in Halloween history.
From Brahm Stoker's Dracula to Disney Pixar's Hotel Transylvania, we are all totally obsessed with the blood-sucking undead, and most of us believe the hype that vampires really do walk among us.
We even dress up in capes and hiss at people who don't give us sweeties every year on Halloween. But where does the myth of the bat-like creatures who walk in eternal darkness come from?
In a time before trained doctors with microscopes, antibiotics on tap and even basic diagnostic abilities, if people got sick their ailments were explained with the supernatural.
Even civilisations we think of as incredibly advanced, such as the Ancient Egyptians and Romans held the strong belief that the spiritual world influenced our physical realm, and the bodies which inhabited it.
So with hindsight, and our medical advances, it's no surprise to find certain illnesses which have pretty familiar consequences, the likes of which we've read about in book and seen in films.
For example, porphyria, a disease affecting the haemoglobin in our blood, has some alarmingly visible consequences. Sufferers can experience itching of the skin and rashes when in direct sunlight.
The aversion to sunlight caused by the disease could be so severe at times, it would results in the loss of ears and noses.
People with porphyry even reported discoloured bodily waste, which was a deep purple, reddish hue, something similar to the colour of blood.
In extreme cases of porphyria, patients' gums can rot away, causing the teeth to appear more prominent – almost like fangs.
As there are probably no more than a few hundred of these severe cases in the entire world at any one time, you're unlikely to turn vampiric if you catch the disease.
However, small Medieval communities left relatively untouched by the outside world may have seen a larger proportion of severe cases, due to a smaller gene pool… Such as rural hamlet community, Transylvania, which is nestled into the depths of Romanian forest.
The author and academic, Roger Lockhurst has spent a lifetime researching the origins of the 'Vampire Myth'.
The first mention of the word vampire in the English language is in the 1730s, in newspapers which carry reports from the edge of Europe, of bodies being dug up and looking bloated, and having fresh blood around their mouths.
These occurrences, reported largely by the uneducated masses of the age, have some pretty grisly explanations.
The fresh blood around the corpses' mouths?
Well, it was not uncommon to be buried alive due to a lack of understand regarding many diseases of the time, such as catalepsy, which gave the impression of death.
When individuals awoke from the catatonic state to find themselves buried, they were driven mad with fear and often hunger. Many would have chewed on their own flesh in their delirium.
Further to that, rabies was a common problem in these small villages where animals kept for food would roam freely and wild animals from the forest would venture into town.
If bitten, the human inhabitants would go feral due to the symptoms of illnesses like rabies.
The way these vampire stories work for the 18th Century people living in London and Paris and reading these stories in their papers, is that it tells a good story about how civilised and advanced we are, and look these superstitious Catholic peasants who lived on the boundary of Europe.
But vampiric tendencies weren't just reported in Transylvania, despite the region being home to Dracula, the most famous vampire of all time.
In fact, other cultures have similar myths and legends: The blood-sucking manananggal live in the Philippines, and the peuchen plague Chilean horror stories; the Baobhan Sith of hide out in the Scottish highlands and the Yara-ma-yha-who are the indigenous Australian answer to our vampires.
Lockhurst adds the myths have all been developed and permeated into our histories over centuries of storytelling, and worryingly they all reflect negatively on the 'other' or the unknown neighbouring countries or tribes.
It seems that the history of the vampire is just our fear of the 'other' manifesting in our fables and moralising stories.


South Africa vs South Africa and England will still manage to lose. How rubbish are they Nightmare?
What was most amusing was that Harris did not forget his spell with the Bears and dismissed both of his former team mates. His team mates however forgot that he does not spin the ball.
We must go away and do some lines; must do better.
Come on Stani - be nice. NWG knows you have it in you.
What about Matt Prior and Andrew Strauss - SA born!
Jack that is true, NWG just happened to be watching when Trott and KP were batting.
Well I've said it Stani - any time you want to deck the blond stropter - feel free!
And as you have pointed out in your first comment - we have the unmitigated joys of our own repressed saffer Staussy as captain, what a mind eh? Did we expect anything else - 4 bowlers indeed.... Go on Stani you know you can do it!
...senior Broad goes and bans Benn but gives Haddin a fine??? Haddin, the one that instigated it! Skin colour no? Senior should teach junior Broad some manners and respect for umpires first. Broad...he's just a broad.
Stani, I think Barbie Snr should just get over it, but you are right about Hads. He should have kept his great mug out of things and all would have passed with very little incident.
Did you see Watto's celebration of getting Gayle out? What did you think?
Sorry NWG - digressing into important, sorry non English cricket there :-) I see Collers is batting now. I do adore him, ginger hair and all.
Stylish ending ... lucky draw. That happened somewhere else this year; can't remember where because I think I've blocked it ... some place beginning with "C" ...??
Sid, no, do you have a link to a clip? I hate Shane Watson and wanna hate him some more.
Haddin was getting dissed in the Aus media. He lacks in skills compared to Gilchrist so tries to make up in other ways.
...no need to apologise to Nightmare, she's in the Christmas spirit (or is the Christmas 'spirit' in her?). She cant even find it in herself to hate me?!
What a pathetic little greasy mamma's boy. Nail him to the pitch and use the heavy roller I say.


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