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Imation, RFID Global Solution partner on tracking solution for IT assets; GS1 US delivers white paper on Global Visibility Framework; IBM intros wireless sensor development kit, teams with MEMSIC; Mercy Hospital cites success with RFID-enabled hand-washing system; energy-harvesting active RFID development kit; N.J., N.Y. transit agencies launch joint MasterCard contactless payment pilot.
Jun 10, 2010—The following are news announcements made during the past week.
Imation, a provider of data-storage solutions, has partnered with RFID Global Solution, which offers real-time visibility solutions, on an integrated, RFID-enabled asset-tracking system designed to help companies locate and secure IT assets in real time. Imation's DataGuard rf solution, used for tracking data tapes by IT organizations, will be complemented by RFID Global Solution's Visi-Trac IT-asset tracking software, to help organizations secure and track IT assets, including data-storage tape. DataGuard rf technology, designed to replace traditional bar-code-based tracking systems, features secure labels that incorporate ultrahigh-frequency (UHF) EPC Gen 2 RFID inlays with Imation's custom-designed antenna. The labels can be affixed to tape cartridges and other assets, and offer a read range of up to 6 feet for a single cartridge and up to 2 feet for a case of 20. The DataGuard rf system includes a Motorola 9090G handheld interrogator, which can read a label's embedded RFID inlay, as well as any bar-coding printed on a label. Now compatible with Visi-Trac software, the DataGuard rf system is part of a full security solution, the two companies report. Visi-Trac is an enterprise-wide platform designed to capture data from a variety of RFID and sensor technologies, including active and passive RFID, ultra-wideband (UWB), GPS, bar-code and temperature-sensor technologies, and then map that information in a variety of dashboard applications. Built on Microsoft's BizTalk Server, Visi-Trac enables businesses to create zones for location tracking, as well as set alerts that can be sent out via e-mail, SMS text-messaging and other alerting options if a particular asset crosses a zone. In addition to zone tracking, the software's mapping functions also support chokepoint read capabilities. "Businesses face the increasingly complex challenges of ensuring compliance with stringent regulatory requirements and protecting their company data against possible security breaches," said William Qualls, Imation's global director for magnetic tape, in a prepared statement. "Now, by teaming with RFID Global Solution, Inc., Imation can offer an even more comprehensive and customizable RFID system, one that can be fully integrated into an IT or data center security infrastructure using Visi-Trac software."
IBM has introduced its Mote Runner software development kit (SDK), designed to make wireless sensor networks easier to program and exploit, and to connect sensor and actuator motes within a wireless sensor network (WSN). Motes—also known as wireless sensor nodes—gather sensory information, such as temperature, movement or light, and communicate that data across a network of wireless sensors. Invented by IBM scientists in Zurich, Mote Runner is a high-performance, low-footprint platform that, according to the company, is portable to a range of mote hardware, is programmable in standard object-oriented programming languages, and includes development and integration tooling. IBM has also announced a contract with MEMSIC, a supplier of inertial sensor systems, sensor components and wireless sensors, to offer one of its most popular sensors with Mote Runner. Under the terms of the deal, MEMSIC will bundle its IRIS wireless sensor motes with Mote Runner. The hardware and software combination, according to the two companies, will provide organizations with a low-cost sensor and open, portable and developer-friendly software. "Mote Runner on MEMSIC IRIS motes is a wireless sensor network in a box," said Thorsten Kramp, a computer scientist and the developer of Mote Runner at IBM Research - Zurich, in a prepared statement. "The combination of MEMSIC's popular IRIS mote with Mote Runner makes developing for and operating a wireless sensor network easy and straightforward." The MEMSIC IRIS is a 2.4 GHz wireless sensor mote used for enabling low-power wireless sensor networks, such as monitoring the temperature and electricity in a high-rise office building, or traffic patterns at a busy intersection. Sets comprising Mote Runner on MEMSIC motes can be ordered via all MEMSIC distribution and sales channels, beginning in July 2010. To encourage exploration, the Mote Runner SDK is available free of charge for non-commercial use to universities and students, and as a 90-day evaluation trial for corporate users on IBM's alphaWorks Web site.
GS1 US, the U.S. branch of international standards-setting organization GS1, has announced a new white paper designed to help companies understand how they can improve business processes through global supply chain standards. The document details how organizations can see and act on information in the supply chain using the GS1 US Global Visibility Framework, and how businesses can utilize GS1 standards-based solutions and services to identify items, capture information through bar coding and EPC-enabled RFID, and share that data with trading partners in a common way. The new white paper addresses a number of topics, including what visibility means to businesses, the value of visibility, how organizations can build a foundation for visibility, and which processes, technologies and standards are appropriate. The paper uses examples of how companies in a number of industries have applied technologies to improve their visibility and supply chain operations, but also shows that other firms still have far to go in maximizing their visibility. "We've observed that companies typically take advantage of only about 50 percent of the potential visibility offered by GS1 standards, and frequently don't even know the full breadth of the standards that they already use," said Bob Carpenter, GS1 US's CEO, in a prepared statement. "Many of the 200,000-plus American companies actively using global GS1 standards often don't know the scope of the standards' full capabilities." The Global Visibility Framework will also serve as the foundation of a new cross-industry educational initiative that includes community outreach activities, as well as a series of webinars, conference presentations, solution road maps, "best practices" articles and industry white papers. For more information about the Global Visibility Framework, or to download the white paper, visit www.gs1us.org/visibility.
Mercy Hospital, a 271-bed hospital that serves the Minneapolis-St. Paul area, has reported that it has completed more than 10,000 hand washes using an RFID-enabled touchless hand-washing system from Resurgent Health and Medical. Resurgent Health and Medical's CleanTech system has an RFID interrogator that identifies a caregiver's RFID badge and then records the date and time, as well as the beginning and end of the wash cycle (see RFID Debuts as Hand-Washing Compliance Officer). Mercy installed the system in December 2009, and it is now used by 78 hospital employees. According to Resurgent Health and Medical, the system clocked the 10,000 hand-washes mark in May 2010, following six months of operation, leading to a significant reduction in hospital-acquired infections.
AdaptivEnergy, a manufacturer of energy-harvesting power supply solutions, has partnered with Jennic, a fabless semiconductor company, and Micropelt, a maker of thermoelectric elements, to offer alternative energy solutions for active RFID tag applications. The three firms indicate the kit is designed to offset associated costs and risks inherent with battery-powered devices. The kit includes a programmable USB dongle ("receiver") and a programmable standalone transmitter ("tag"), each of which contains a JN-5148 wireless microcontroller preloaded with Jennic's Active RFID reference design firmware. The tag is affixed to a sensor board, with power provided from either a vibration-based or thermal-based energy-harvesting platform (the AdaptivEnergy Ground Transport Module and Micropelt TE Power-NODE, respectively). The tag utilizes a broadcast mode to periodically transmit its data. In the Energy Harvesting Active RFID Development Kit, the tag sends temperature and other data to the receiver, which also acts as a gateway to a PC-based user interface. In a field-deployed application, the tags can roam between readers without energy penalty, while readers can be networked together using Jennic's own JenNet protocol stack. The 64-bit MAC ID number of each tag allows the unique identification of goods on business premises, or throughout the supply chain. The kit leverages Jennic's asset-tracking platform, which employs IEEE 802.15.4 technology to provide an active RFID solution with low power requirements. The kit can be used as a standalone evaluation and development tool, or in conjunction with Jennic's JN-5148-based products in existing active RFID applications. The Energy Harvesting Active RFID Development Kit is scheduled to begin shipping in mid-June, and will be available worldwide at Mouser Electronics.
The Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA), the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey (PATH), NJ Transit (NJT) and MasterCard Worldwide have announced the launch of a six-month pilot program in which MasterCard's RFID-enabled PayPass credit and debit cards will be accepted for fare payments on select train and bus routes throughout New York City and New Jersey. Riders of the three transit systems will be able to purchase fares and transfer between transit systems simply by tapping a contactless credit or debit card on specially equipped payment readers installed on select turnstiles and bus fare boxes. The trial, which will take place from June 1 to Nov. 30 of this year, is the first payment system to link the transit agencies, replacing the need for riders to carry specific fare cards for three separate transit systems, the companies report. That means, for example, that commuters transferring from a PATH train to the New York City subway will require only one type of payment device for each ride, the firms indicate—their MasterCard PayPass card or key fob. All MasterCard PayPass cards and fobs will be accepted from any issuing financial institution. Using their MasterCard PayPass or other contactless payment-enabled card or device, riders will be able to choose a "pre-fund" or "pay-as-you-go" fare option, and those traveling on MTA and NJT services can take advantage of existing time-based fares, such as one-day, weekly, biweekly or monthly passes, in addition to discounted fares for senior citizens, as well as disabled and student riders. All fares purchased using PayPass will be automatically applied to customers' MasterCard credit or debit accounts. Multiple bus and train routes across New York City and New Jersey will participate in the trial, including subway locations on the Lexington Avenue train line (4, 5 and 6) from 138th Street in the Bronx through Borough Hall in Brooklyn, eight MTA bus routes (M14, M23, M79, M86, M101, M102, M103 and BXM7), 11 PATH stations (excluding the Christopher and 9th Street stations) and three NJ TRANSIT bus routes (6, 80 and 87). The trial program is an extension of a contactless payment pilot conducted by MTA with MasterCard and Citigroup, that began in July 2006 (see RFID to Ride N.Y. Subways).


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An arts scene's benefactor is leaving Denver, prompting changes in venue and funding
Deer Pile and Suspect Press have for the last five to six years been going about the business of supporting Denver arts and making them accessible.
Apr. 27, 2018, 5:09 p.m.
"Ben Kronberg (left) and Johnny Morehouse at Deer Pile, above City O' City, April 26, 2018. (Kevin J. Beaty/Denverite)
Up above City O' City, two stories off the corner 13th Avenue and Sherman Street, a clutch of like-minded organizations quietly operate out of the old building's dozen or so little rooms.
In rooms 204 and 213, Deer Pile and Suspect Press have for the last five to six years been going about the business of supporting Denver arts and making them accessible. In practice, what they do as a venue and a magazine is very different, but at the heart of both are the same values.
The other thing they share: enormous support from Dan Landes, who just sold City O' City and announced he's taking off to Mexico.
So now what? Landes is one of the founders of Suspect Press and has used City O' City as a means of supporting the quarterly literary magazine. He's been letting Deer Pile use about 600 square feet rent-free, knowing the DIY venue will drive business downstairs.
At Suspect Press, it's a blow to the business model, but little else will change. At Deer Pile, it's the perfect time to execute a long-discussed move.
"We're going forward pretty fast. It happened pretty quick, but we were already on that tip, already going in that direction," said Johnny Morehouse, Deer Pile's manager. "If we were going to get a new space, we wanted it to be a little bit more conducive to everything, definitely wheelchair accessible."
Deer Pile operators Ben Kronberg (left) and Johnny Morehouse in their performance space above City O' City, April 26, 2018. (Kevin J. Beaty/Denverite)
The crew that runs Deer Pile, which also includes Birdy's Jonny DeStefano and Christy Thacker and comedian Ben Kronberg, had already set their sights on something bigger where they can grow into a business. There are a couple places on the table, but nothing has been locked down yet. What's next, Kronberg said, is "Transition. Evolution. Growth."
"It's a new chapter," he said. "In this particular space, there are limitations as far as accessibility and things like that. So we're just using it as an opportunity to find something new. … He was subsidizing the space because it was symbiotic to what he was doing downstairs. Now that he's not, it's changed the relationship. Also, it was not like he was kicking us out, but it was like, you can continue doing this here, but this is the case and if you're gonna be spending money on rent anyways you might as well have a different situation that's more beneficial."
Tonight, Deer Pile will host a fundraiser as its first public step toward a move. There will also be a GoFundMe and, possibly, investors to help monetize the venue — without changing its mission.
Meanwhile, Suspect Press has launched a Patreon, through which it's now accepting donations to help it through this transition and beyond.
Suspect Press Senior Editor Josiah Hesse (left to right), Editor In Chief Amanda E.K. and Art Director/Comix Editor Lonnie Allen in their headquarters above City O' City, April 26, 2018. (Kevin J. Beaty/Denverite)
"I think we saw it coming — not Dan selling everything and moving to Mexico — but I think we knew from the beginning that the funding we were getting from City O' City wasn't going to be a permanent institution of our business model," Suspect Press Senior Editor Josiah Hesse said. "… We're used to this. I mean, it's always been one step forward, two steps back. You get an exciting new advertiser or another new source of funding and you lose another one or two, or you get a great designer and you lose him or her. After five years, we've got a lot of experience weathering difficult times, and we're still growing."
Lauren Roberts, who along with Jennifer Byers now owns City O' City, said the plan is to continue business as usual at the restaurant and keep supporting the things that Landes supported. They won't be quite as involved, but they will stay connected.
"We will maintain a relationship and support suspect and other local artists and nonprofits as much as possible," Roberts said. "We really believe in what Suspect does and what it means to Denver."
Suspect Press has had sponsors from the beginning — businesses who give a couple hundred dollars here and there, Hesse said. It's raised advertising prices as it brought on a staff that now includes Hesse, Editor in Chief Amanda EK and Art Director and Comix Editor Lonnie Allen, and that advertising can be pretty aggressively targeted to a specific audience. Suspect Press distributes 5,000 copies of each issue to carefully selected Denver spots that include coffee shops, bars, tattoo parlors, dispensaries and vintage clothing stores.
Paying contributors who number about a dozen per issue remains "the primary priority." After that, it's paying the printers, paying then rent and then paying the editors. Hesse and EK estimate they put in about 20 hours a week.
"Not to say that losing City O' City isn't a pretty big blow to our operation, it's just we've got a couple more legs underneath us," Hesse said. "It's not a death sentence."
Suspect Press Editor In Chief Amanda E.K. in their headquarters above City O' City, April 26, 2018. (Kevin J. Beaty/Denverite)
It'd be pushing it to say a death sentence for Deer Pile or Suspect press would be devastating to the city of Denver, but it would definitely be a gut punch to the artists of all genres who live and work here.
Suspect Press is free. Admission to Deer Pile is free. There's a competitive selection process to be published in Suspect Press, but EK says she reads every submission and that writers who impress her can become regular contributors. At Deer Pile, they're open to just about everything and everybody.
"We learned as we saw stuff that we didn't like — not that we didn't like it because it was bad but because something just didn't fit," Morehouse said. "We never kicked anyone out. Anyone who wanted the space, if they got it, they got it. That was the coolest thing about making this what it is. Someone could come in and just have a lecture about, I don't know what, avocados or something, and they could be paired with a punk rock show right after."
The Fine Gentleman's Club — comedians Chris Charpentier, Bobby Crane, Nathan Lund and Sam Tallent — was a staple there from the start and for years to come. The Shit Your Pants improv show became a staple, too. When Kronberg was splitting time between Denver and New York, he'd perform at Deer Pile in between gigs at bigger venues like the Oriental Theater. Hesse says Dave Chappelle once popped in and offered to pay someone $1,000 for their dog.
Deer Pile's Johnny Morehouse in the performance space above City O' City, April 26, 2018. (Kevin J. Beaty/Denverite)
Supporting performance and printed arts, both Deer Pile and Suspect press are part of an ecosystem.
"You know, there's lots of different venues that specialize in specific types of entertainment … but this is a space where all those can commingle, not just because they're eclectic, but because they're at different levels and stages of development," Kronberg said.
"Some things are very new and raw, other things come in here polished and practiced. And I think that — having the mix of all those elements is essential in an arts scene to bring people together, to make musicians aware of artists, to make artists aware of comedians. Because we're all kind of doing the same thing, where we're pursuing this thing that doesn't always pay off but sometimes it does, but at the very least it's a soulful experience to be able to do it."
It's important to note that the people who run spaces like Deer Pile and Suspect press are almost always artists themselves, in one way or another. They know what it's like trying to make it, or even just to find an outlet, and that's why they do what they do largely for free. The team at Suspect Press have day jobs — Hesse as a freelance journalist, Allen as a graphic designer. Publishing other writers and artists is their passion project.
"I think we also do it because we want an outlet for our own work, and this is a way to do that. But I also think we do it because we can't not do something like this," EK said. "It's mostly, I would say, pro bono, voluntarily hours, and we love it. It's our baby. It feels like the dream come true."
And without organizations that support art at a grassroots level, a city's art scene would die on the vine, taking a chorus of voices with it.
"I think it's mostly important for the city, to Denver, to have something, to have options that … give people a voice," Kronberg said. "And I think people in this city need a voice and to hear other people's voices and all the different ways that they use their voice and communicate."
Ben Kronberg (left) and Johnny Morehouse in Deer Pile, April 26, 2018. (Kevin J. Beaty/Denverite)
What's next and how to lend a hand:
Deer Pile tonight hosts a fundraiser featuring Food Talks with Adrian Mesa, Strings and Things with Phil Norman, Alphabeat Soup with Grant Blakeslee, Sightseeing with Mas Hacienda, Get Schooled by Jay Gillespie, Recess with Justin Franzen and friends, Detention with Ben Kronberg and the Cronies, and Music Lessons with Mythirst. 7 p.m.-1 p.m. 206 E. 13th St.
Deer Pile's final event at this location is Cartoons and Comedy at 10 p.m.
You can make a donation to Deer Pile via its GoFundMe here.
You can make a donation to Suspect Press via its Patreon here.
Suspect Press Art Director/Comix Editor Lonnie Allen in their headquarters above City O' City, April 26, 2018. (Kevin J. Beaty/Denverite)
Correction: Christy Thacker's name was misspelled in an earlier version of this article. The spelling has been corrected.
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During his opening monologue Sean Hannity announced on his Fox News show that he will no longer discuss the July, 2016 murder of DNC Data Analyst (Voter Expansion Data Director) Seth Rich.
Hannity's unexpected and bizarre walking back from his previous coverage of the Seth Rich murder has raised more questions then answers. Hannity stressed during his monologue that is decision to stop covering the Seth Rich story is not permanent and may be taken up again by the Fox News host in a future time.
Hannity said that he had reached out personally to the Rich family to offer his condolences.
Of even more interest is how Hannity announced his pause in the Seth Rich story while connecting the murder to the ongoing Russia-Trump collusion fake news.
Finally Hannity noted that liberal left hit squad Media Matters, is attacking his advertising base, in what can be interpreted as a threat directed towards Hannity to stop covering the Seth Rich story.
Hannity's announcement came after he received considerable criticism for promoting a conspiracy theory alleging that Rich provided internal DNC emails to Wikileaks, and that Rich may have been killed for doing so. Rich was shot to death last July in Washington, D.C., in what police have investigated as a robbery gone wrong.
For a minute there, Hannity's cryptic social media behavior led many to wonder if he was leaving the cable news network, but instead Hannity reaffirmed that he will stick with Fox as long as it wants him. His leaving would have been a big problem for Fox News Channel, which is not without problems these days.
Hannity does not want to become a dead man like Seth Rich. I agree with Joel W, Hannity has been given fare warning by someone representing deep state. Never the less, the truth will eventually come out. With the RE Think 9-11 group getting half decent press recently, the real criminals better get good lawyers to represent in THE HAGUE.


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Tessa Murdoch is the Deputy Keeper of Sculpture, Metalwork, Ceramics and Glass at the V&A. She curated the Sacred Silver and Stained Glass Galleries (2005) and the Rosalinde and Arthur Gilbert Galleries (2009) as well as the recent exhibition Treasures of the Royal Courts: Tudors, Stuarts and the Russian Tsars (2013). Previously, she was Senior Assistant Keeper of the Tudor and Stuart Department at the Museum of London where she organised the exhibitions Treasures and Trinkets: Jewellery in London from Pre-history to 1914, London Silver 1680-1780 and The Quiet Conquest: The Huguenots 1685-1985. Tessa's most recent publications are Treasures of the Royal Courts: Tudors, Stuarts and the Russian Tsars (V&A, 2013), with Olga Dmitrieva of the Moscow Kremlin Museum and Going for Gold: Craftsmanship and Collecting of Gold Boxes (Sussex Academic Press, 2014), with Heike Zech of the V&A.


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Our half day private high performance coaching option runs for 4 hours and is $180 for one person. If you would like to book more than one person it is $40 extra per participant thereafter.
Our full day private high performance coaching option runs for 8 hours and is $290 for one person. If you would like to book more than one person it is $40 extra per participant thereafter.
We use video analysis to improve your surfing technique and skill level. Our high performance coaches film your surfing session from the beach, then sit with you to go over your footage in detail and give you constructive feedback on your strengths and areas in need of improvement. You then get to go back out in the water to put the advice in to practice. You will be amazed at how the slightest tweak can make you look and feel like a whole new and improved surfer!
No wave is ever the same and conditions are forever changing. Practice makes improvements and getting the feel of how your body should be balanced and positioned is really important to nailing those turns you have always dreamed of! Our Streetboardz are purpose built to create the same feeling of surfing and let you repeatedly practice a maneuver (on land) with our high performance coaches right there giving instant feedback.
This is optional for those participants who are competition surfers. If requested, we can hold mock competitions and run through successful heat strategies to improve your confidence and technique to be ready for your next comp.
For anyone aged 8 years and over who can independently paddle out the back and trim across a wave.
Our Margaret River high performance camps are for anyone aged 8 years and over who can independently paddle out the back and trim across a wave.
We hold separate Margaret River high performance camps for adults (18 years and over), groms (12-18 years old), and mini groms (8 – 12 years old). Margaret River High Performance Camps are $299 for 2 days or $399 for 3 days.
Our Margaret River high performance camps are about reaching your true surfing ability with the help of a few clever strategies, delivered by our highly qualified, professional and friendly coaches.
Improve your strength, speed and power through proper technique and motivation during our gym sessions. We use gymnastic equipment like trampolines and padded mats.
We offer tiered pricing for groups of 5-6, 7-9 and 10-12.
We offer High Performance Squad Training for both Groms and Adults. These are weekly squad sessions for dedicated surfers wanting to see rapid improvements in their surfing.
We offer High Performance Squad Training for both Groms and Adults. These are weekly squad sessions for dedicated surfers wanting to see rapid improvements in their surfing. We use a range of surf related training sessions to improve fitness, endurance, mobility and technique.
Our High Performance Squad Training sessions are about reaching your true surfing ability with our detailed programming and the help of our highly qualified, professional and friendly coaches.
Surfing: We use video analysis to improve your surfing technique and skill level. Our high performance coaches film your surfing session from the beach, then sit with you to go over your footage in detail and give you constructive feedback on your strengths and areas in need of improvement. You then get to go back out in the water to put the advice in to practice. You will be amazed at how the slightest tweak can make you look and feel like a whole new and improved surfer! We also hold mock competitions and run through successful heat strategies to improve your confidence and technique to be ready for your next comp.
Strength and Mobility Training: Improve your strength, flexibility, speed and power through our dynamic and motivating fitness sessions.
Swimming Squad: We include swimming squad in to our program to enhance endurance, breathing, paddling power and overall fitness in the water. We keep it exciting by using a variety of drills related to styles of surfing and work on sprints, long distance and underwater swimming.
Surfing locations are advised the night before via text message.
Early Morning Surf Sessions – Parents drop off groms to surf/beach location, we drop groms to Margaret River Primary & High School after.
Afternoon Surf Sessions – We pick up from Margaret River Primary & High School and take groms to the beach location for that session. Parents then pick up groms from our house at the end.
Weekend Surf Sesssions – Parents drop off groms at beach location, then pick up their groms from our house at the end.
Includes all 3 Training Programs for the week.
A unique surfing trip for intermediate and advance surfers who are competing or simply wishing to improve their surfing technique.
Margaret River Surf School's Indonesia High Performance Camps create a unique surfing trip for intermediate and advance surfers who are competing or simply wishing to improve their surfing technique. Taking place at the stunning Playground Surf Resort in Mentawai Islands, this camp offers a once in a lifetime experience that will take your surfing to the next level!
Playground Surf Resort has over 20 surf breaks around the resort including world-class waves for all surfing levels. The resort also offers fishing, snorkeling, stand up paddle, yoga and more!
Our Indonesia High Performance Camp runs for approximately 8 days and costs around $2999.
Our Package includes accommodation and meals as well as daily high performance coaching.
All you have to provide is your own flights to and from Padang and your own Travel insurance (must include evacuation plan).
Margaret River Surf School allows our customers to easily book the High Performance Coaching or High Performance Camp of their choice, online or over the phone.
Simply read through our High Performance Price List as well as get all the information you need from About High Performance to choose the coaching or camp best suited to you.
Once you are happy with your choice, click book online to easily book online or give us a call on 0401 616 200 and we will process the booking and payment for you! After a booking has been made, we email an itinerary with everything you need to know about your lesson.
We also have further information on our Frequently Asked Questions page so feel free check that out too or use our Contact page to send us an email enquiry or call us on 0401 616 200 for a chat, we are always happy to help!
We are mainly located at Redgate Beach so you are required to meet in the Redgate Beach carpark 10 minutes prior to your lesson commencing. Directions can be found on our Contact page. We will contact you with directions if the beach location changes.
What if I am late or unable to attend?
We are required to have 24 hours notice for any cancellations or no refund will be given. Please make sure you meet your coach 10 minutes prior to your lesson as latecomers will forfeit their lesson and no refund will be given.
Most of our lessons are held in waist-deep water but we will ask if you are able to swim 50 meters (the length of an Olympic swimming pool) so we are aware of your swimming ability. Please speak with your coach on the day if you have any questions or concerns about your swimming ability.
We book Margaret River Surf School every year. My son and me really made progress through the enthusiasm of all coaches. They helped us all the way, and we stood up surfing!!! They flexibly adapt to the different levels of the people, and that really helps…thanks for making us surf…we will be back!
Everything was just great. It was my first surf lesson, I could progress, learn a lot and also had fun. Matt is an excellent coach. He cares and loves to teach and wants you to learn as much as you do. I will continue surfing and i will never forget my first coach Matt who got me hooked to surfing….
My 11 year old boy and I had a fantastic time for our very first time at surfing. Our coach Matt was awesome : he was fun, very efficient (we managed to stand a few times) without minimizing our safety. Location (Redgate beach) ideal too. We hope we can it make it back to Margaret River to have another lesson!
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Whether you're the kind of person who enjoys taking a stroll through the forest, a bike ride through the bush, a SUP lesson along the rivers and pristine coastlines, or sipping wine, Margaret River has it all!
Margaret River offers some of the best surfing conditions in the world. We are also lucky enough to have been awarded World Championship Tour status for the World Surfing League.
This week has been a huge week in Margaret River, with thousands of people visiting our town over the Easter weekend to soak up the sun and get in some well deserved rest and relaxation.


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'Chip' Ramsey deployed twice to Afghanistan
MADISON – Waid 'Chip' Ramsey entered the Army straight out of high school in July 1988.
In 2011, Captain/Company Commander Chip Ramsey was serving in Afghanistan with Army National Guard, Special Forces Group Airborne from Birmingham. On Aug. 4, 2011, Ramsey was killed in action during hostile combat. He was 41 years old.
"Chip was a Captain and Company Commander when he was killed," his former spouse Mary Erickson said.
"Mary keeps the kids very involved in the Survivor Outreach Services program ensuring their father is never forgotten," Kerrie Branson said. Branson is Program Manager for Survivor Outreach Services, Army Community Service on Redstone Arsenal. The SOS program assists Gold Star Families, "who are the surviving families of fallen service members. These families lost a family member while he or she was active duty in the military."
"In April, Mary remarried to Jon Erickson, who retired from the U.S. Army and is very supportive of the children," Branson said. "It's really great when these surviving kids can have another male role model/father figure in their lives who ensure their biological fathers (and heroes) are always remembered. Jon is very supportive of his wife and stepchildren staying involved in Survivor Outreach Services and observances to honor their father."
Captain/Company Commander Ramsey completed basic training at Fort Benning, Ga. He was stationed at Fort Richardson, Alaska.
"He switched over to National Guard after he returned to Alabama. He was deployed twice — in 2003 to Afghanistan and then in 2011 to Afghanistan," Mary said.
"Chip's dad transferred to Arab while Chip was in Alaska. Chip moved to Arab after he switched to National Guard. We moved to Huntsville in 2003 since we both were working in Research Park. Chip moved around a lot as a kid, but I think he would have said Red Bay was his hometown," Mary said.
Captain/Company Commander Ramsey attended the University of Alaska and finished his degree at Athens State University. "He graduated with double bachelor's degree in contracts and accounting. He worked at SAIC as a Senior Pricing Analyst," Mary said.
Bradley Ramsey is 13 years old, and Megan Ramsey is 11. They live in Hampton Cove and attend Hampton Cove Middle School. Bradley and Megan will serve among Grand Marshals from Gold Star Families in the Madison Street Festival Parade on Oct. 7 at 9 a.m. in downtown Madison.


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Duterte threatens war with Canada if it doesn't take back its trash
Dan Satherley
Watch: Rodrigo Duterte shares a story about a fish and talks nuclear bombs with Jacinda Ardern. Credits: Video - Newshub; Image - Getty/Reuters/Newshub.
Rodrigo Duterte has threatened to declare war on Canada if it doesn't take back its trash.
The 103 shipping containers of Canadian garbage have been sitting in a port in Manila, the capital of the Philippines, since 2014, local media reports.
Canada told the Philippines they contained recyclable plastic, but when locals opened them up them up they found 2220 tonnes of "household trash, plastic bottles and bags, newspapers, and used adult diapers" according to Filipino media outlet ABC-CBN News.
President Duterte is now talking tough.
"They better pull that thing out or I will set sail [to] Canada, I'll pour their garbage there," he said in a mixture of Filipino and English.
"We'll declare war against them... We'll fight with Canada. We can take them down. I'll return their trash, just wait and see."
The contents of about a quarter of the containers, which have since been deemed illegally exported, have already been buried in landfills.
Protests have been held against the trash. Photo credit: Getty
"I will advise Canada that your garbage is on the way - prepare a grand reception, eat it if you want to," said Duterte.
"Prepare and celebrate, because your garbage is coming home."
Rodrigo Duterte tells Catholic-majority Philipines their god is 'stupid'
Rodrigo Duterte condemned for 'disgusting' public kiss with woman
The Canadian embassy in the Philippines said it was working with Filipino officials and "examining the full spectrum of issues related to the removal of the waste with a view to a timely resolution", but wants an "environmentally responsible" outcome.
Ambassador John Holmes said Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is "committed and has recommitted to resolving this issue, including taking the waste back to Canada".
Neither Trudeau nor Duterte were in power when the shipping containers originally arrived.
Duterte, who became President in 2016, regularly uses harsh language to describe opponents. Last year he encouraged soldiers to shoot communist rebels in the genitals and called the Christian god a "son of a bitch".


Oklahoma will soon face a critical shortage in the number of skilled workers available to fill in-demand jobs and grow the state's economy. By 2025, 70 percent of Oklahoma's jobs will require education and training beyond high school, according to data from the Oklahoma Office of Workforce Development. Currently, only 40 percent of the state's workforce has such education and training.
Gov. Mary Fallin's Oklahoma Works Initiative is designed to close this skills gap and increase wealth generation in the state by aligning education and training to the needs of businesses so more Oklahomans can achieve economic success. To do this, our private and public partners are investing in long-term strategies to develop and nurture our current and future talent pipeline. One of these strategies is Earn and Learn Oklahoma, a goal established to increase the number of paid apprenticeships and internships in the state to 20,000 by the year 2020.
Registered apprenticeships and paid internships are a win-win for job seekers and employers. Job seekers are able to limit their student debt by earning a wage while learning valuable, demand-driven skills through on-the-job training. Nationally, apprentices earn an average starting salary of $50,000 and nine out of 10 are employed after completing their apprenticeship. Paid internships also expose job seekers to career possibilities and help them to cultivate their employability skills such as communication, problem solving, teamwork and self-management. Meanwhile, employers are able to build internship and apprenticeship programs that are designed to specifically meet their needs.


NJC has received a prestigious award in recognition of its occupational health and safety practices.
The company has achieved a Gold in the internationally-renowned RoSPA (Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents) Health and Safety Awards, the longest-running industry awards scheme in the UK. The award will be presented during a ceremony at ExCeL, London on 18th June 2019.
The RoSPA Awards scheme, which receives entries from organisations around the world, recognises achievement in health and safety management systems, including practices such as leadership and workforce involvement. The majority of awards are non-competitive and mark achievement at merit, bronze, silver and gold levels.
NJC has relocated its head office to London, retaining a regional support facility in Berkshire. The move to the Zig Zag Building in Victoria will see NJC located closer to many of its key customers.
My name is Martin Fitch and I am NJC's Operations Director. I live on the south coast with my wife, two children at University and two West Highland Terriers. I have worked in soft FM for over 20 years, with a London Professional Services focus, and have held senior roles within family run SMEs and FTSE 250 service providers.
My role at NJC is to ensure that we deliver a customer focused service that really demonstrates an understanding of our client's needs, whilst focusing on enhancing the workplace for all users. This is a shared belief for all of our teams at NJC and our approach is 'Quality starts with me'.
As a Board Director, my responsibility is to ensure the profitability of the business so that we are able to re-invest in the continual development of our people, processes and technology, to enhance our operational capability for the future.
I've got a reputation for being 'hands on' and like nothing better than spending time visiting our contracts, meeting our customers and getting to know our frontline colleagues. I have been hot desking for over 10 years! This approach sometimes means early morning or late evening visits to sites to carry out joint audits or speak to the teams on site, but without our frontline colleagues we wouldn't have a business and it's great to get direct feedback.
Our business is all about people and I'm passionate about the development of our colleagues, from our frontline teams through to our management. I thoroughly enjoy seeing structured succession planning leading to new opportunities and promotions. I benefited from having a mentor and it's an approach that I have embraced to support individuals within our business that are looking to progress.
Our service operations are based on the understanding that it is "Not Just Cleaning", but creating an environment where our customers and their employees can excel, through our service, our people and our technology. We focus on getting the basics right, delivering clean buildings and enhancing our customer's workspace, and because we focus on our customer's specific needs we are always able to flex our operations to suit their demands.
Training, supporting and empowering our colleagues allows them to go above and beyond for our customers; that is the NJC DNA.
I'm frustrated by some of the larger FM companies adopting a 'race to the bottom' approach when tendering for services. Poor margins do not give businesses the opportunity to re-invest in continuous improvements and to deliver high quality services on an ongoing basis.
One of the biggest challenges in our industry is to motivate new talent to join our sector and then keeping them engaged to develop their careers. The impact of the potential mismanagement and corporate failure of companies such as Carillion, and more recently Interserve, has helped create a negative attitude towards the FM sector.
In 2022 we'll all be talking about?
There is a lot of discussion about the huge impact that Artificial Intelligence will have on Facilities Management and the built environment, so it will be fascinating to see the progress and benefits realised. For our part, we see the data generated through technology as being much more important than the device that collected it and we foresee a smarter use of data in the future.
Having come through a growth period for integrated and bundled services from large FM providers, the tide seems to be turning in favour of a more specialised sourcing approach. By 2022, will we know whether bundling FM services was really the answer?
About 3 years ago I made the 'mistake' of moving into a late Victorian house requiring renovation, so most of my spare time is spent finishing what seems like a never-ending restoration project. However, I am lucky enough to live within a 5 minute walk of the beach and to properly relax, you will find me on the sand walking with my two dogs at low tide. Less relaxing was the time one of my dogs decided to swim towards France….but that's another story!
The Zig Zag building in London has been awarded the Green Apple Awards 'Silver' trophy and certificate for Environmental Best Practice. The award is testament to the hard work of the innovative Landsec Aspire team on site and the NJC cleaning team was mentioned as "having been a massive help, as they are usually the first ones to deal with any waste."
The recommended target for properties in the UK to recycle is a minimum of 75% of all materials on site, but the team at The Zig Zag Building in Victoria has achieved an exemplary average of 92%, with some months reaching 97%! Zig Zag can now also boast a 'zero waste to landfill' record and the team has reduced carbon emissions by only having one truck per day for recycled materials. For a busy site in the heart of London with a dozen floors, these are remarkable results.
Lorena Yapura, Service Support Manager NJC, oversees the work of the cleaning team on site and is pictured with the award. Lorena commented "when you have a great team, it's much easier to be successful."
The 2018 Aspire Awards, which recognise Landsec service partner team members who represent an Aspire value, were held on 11th December in London. The event was a great opportunity to congratulate those who have gone above and beyond, and to reflect on some of the best events and performances of 2018.
NJC team members were winners of an impressive 4 out of the 7 categories!
Many congratulations to our winners on demonstrating the NJC DNA.
Congratulations to NJC's Richard Oppong for being awarded a Colleague of the Month award for showing excellent service to Green Park, Reading.
Richard won the September award for going the extra mile in helping with set ups and preparations in the Green Park Conference Centre, as well as completing his usual duties. The award winners were chosen by Knight Frank and Mapletree.
The image shows Richard, with Service Director Kevin Brady, at the Green Park end of year Service Excellence Awards.
We are delighted to welcome Ana Magalhaes back to NJC as Training and Audit Manager. Ana was a Portfolio Manager for nearly 4 years before leaving us in November 2017, and has more than 15 years of cleaning management experience.
Congratulations to members of the NJC team at Nova in Victoria for going the extra mile.
Gheorghe Luca, Andrzej Zaganiaczyk, Cosmin Boanghes and David Oliva (pictured with NJC Portfolio Manager Kevin Wilson) were awarded NJC Gratitude Awards for responding quickly to deal with an issue on site. The colleagues worked closely with team members from other service providers to resolve the problem and get everything back to normal as quickly as possible.
Congratulations to Lajosne Piroth, NJC operative at 80 Victoria Street London, on receiving a Landsec Aspire Player of the Month Award.
Lajosne showed integrity when she came across a Rolex watch in the building. She ensured that it was quickly returned to its owner, who was very appreciative as the watch had great sentimental value, in addition to its monetary value.
The image shows Lajosne receiving her award from NJC Portfolio Manager Charles Walden.
An estate penetration test was recently carried out at New Street Square in London, to assess how an external person might gain entry to the estate, and to identify the steps that were needed to prevent this going forward.
The tester, from the security service provider, initially tailgated a member of the service partner team to get through a cycle gate. He than waited at another cycle gate for a tenant employee to pass through and gained entry. Following this he attempted to gain entry into one of the buildings from the car park, but was stopped and questioned by Mohamed Jalloh from NJC. Mohamed then escorted the gentleman to the security control room, where he was detained.
Congratulations to Mo for his vigilance and courage in taking actions that ensured the safety and security of the estate.
The image show Mo receiving his NJC Gratitude Award from Russell Southern, Portfolio Manager.


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Patient dissatisfaction with medical therapy for chronic constipation or irritable bowel syndrome with constipation: analysis of N-of-1 prospective trials in 81 patients
the Italian Society of Neurogastroenterology Motility (SINGEM) Study Group, Guido Basilisco
Fondazione IRCCS Ca' Granda- Ospedale Maggiore Policlinico
Background: Patients with chronic constipation (CC) or with irritable bowel syndrome with constipation are often dissatisfied about their medical therapy, but their condition remains poorly defined. Aim: To evaluate the patients' satisfaction rates and which factors predict favourable outcomes through the aggregate analysis of N-of-1 trials. Methods: Eighty-one outpatients with CC or with irritable bowel syndrome with constipation underwent N-of-1 trials with at least a one-month cycle of effective treatment. Three primary endpoints (satisfaction with therapy, improvement after treatment and an extended satisfaction criterion including both endpoints) were adopted to define satisfaction with therapy. Dyssynergia, resting anal pressure, colonic transit time and somatisation were assessed. The Patient Assessment of Constipation-Symptoms (PAC-SYM) questionnaire and its Modified version (M-PAC-SYM) measured constipation severity. Straining at defecation, stool frequency and form were daily recorded. K statistics for agreement and logistic regression were used at statistical analysis. Results: Satisfaction with therapy was not achieved by 43% of patients, who had a significantly lower Body Mass Index (BMI) and more severe constipation at baseline. Only the change in constipation severity according to M-PAC-SYM remained significantly associated with satisfaction with therapy (OR = 4.3; P < 0.001) at multivariate analysis. Conclusions: Satisfaction with therapy is often an unmet need for patients with CC or with irritable bowel syndrome with constipation. Lower BMI and more severe constipation are associated with worse outcome. Changes in M-PAC-SYM reflect satisfaction with therapy. ClinicalTrials.gov no. NCT02813616.
Alimentary Pharmacology and Therapeutics
https://doi.org/10.1111/apt.15657
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the Italian Society of Neurogastroenterology Motility (SINGEM) Study Group, & Basilisco, G. (2020). Patient dissatisfaction with medical therapy for chronic constipation or irritable bowel syndrome with constipation: analysis of N-of-1 prospective trials in 81 patients. Alimentary Pharmacology and Therapeutics, 51(6), 629-636. https://doi.org/10.1111/apt.15657
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the Italian Society of Neurogastroenterology Motility (SINGEM) Study Group & Basilisco, G 2020, 'Patient dissatisfaction with medical therapy for chronic constipation or irritable bowel syndrome with constipation: analysis of N-of-1 prospective trials in 81 patients', Alimentary Pharmacology and Therapeutics, vol. 51, no. 6, pp. 629-636. https://doi.org/10.1111/apt.15657
the Italian Society of Neurogastroenterology Motility (SINGEM) Study Group, Basilisco G. Patient dissatisfaction with medical therapy for chronic constipation or irritable bowel syndrome with constipation: analysis of N-of-1 prospective trials in 81 patients. Alimentary Pharmacology and Therapeutics. 2020 Mar 1;51(6):629-636. https://doi.org/10.1111/apt.15657
the Italian Society of Neurogastroenterology Motility (SINGEM) Study Group ; Basilisco, Guido. / Patient dissatisfaction with medical therapy for chronic constipation or irritable bowel syndrome with constipation : analysis of N-of-1 prospective trials in 81 patients. In: Alimentary Pharmacology and Therapeutics. 2020 ; Vol. 51, No. 6. pp. 629-636.
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abstract = "Background: Patients with chronic constipation (CC) or with irritable bowel syndrome with constipation are often dissatisfied about their medical therapy, but their condition remains poorly defined. Aim: To evaluate the patients{\textquoteright} satisfaction rates and which factors predict favourable outcomes through the aggregate analysis of N-of-1 trials. Methods: Eighty-one outpatients with CC or with irritable bowel syndrome with constipation underwent N-of-1 trials with at least a one-month cycle of effective treatment. Three primary endpoints (satisfaction with therapy, improvement after treatment and an extended satisfaction criterion including both endpoints) were adopted to define satisfaction with therapy. Dyssynergia, resting anal pressure, colonic transit time and somatisation were assessed. The Patient Assessment of Constipation-Symptoms (PAC-SYM) questionnaire and its Modified version (M-PAC-SYM) measured constipation severity. Straining at defecation, stool frequency and form were daily recorded. K statistics for agreement and logistic regression were used at statistical analysis. Results: Satisfaction with therapy was not achieved by 43% of patients, who had a significantly lower Body Mass Index (BMI) and more severe constipation at baseline. Only the change in constipation severity according to M-PAC-SYM remained significantly associated with satisfaction with therapy (OR = 4.3; P < 0.001) at multivariate analysis. Conclusions: Satisfaction with therapy is often an unmet need for patients with CC or with irritable bowel syndrome with constipation. Lower BMI and more severe constipation are associated with worse outcome. Changes in M-PAC-SYM reflect satisfaction with therapy. ClinicalTrials.gov no. NCT02813616.",
author = "{the Italian Society of Neurogastroenterology Motility (SINGEM) Study Group} and Guido Basilisco and Giovanni Barbara and Massimo Bellini and Giovanni Cataudella and Lucia D'Alba and Michele Guarino and Paola Iovino and Neri, {Maria Cristina} and Giovanni Sarnelli and Edoardo Savarino and Salvatore Tolone and Francesco Torresan and Paolo Usai-Satta and Ambra Lovati and Elena Arsi{\`e} and Marina Coletta",
doi = "10.1111/apt.15657",
journal = "Alimentary Pharmacology and Therapeutics",
publisher = "Wiley-Blackwell Publishing Ltd",
T1 - Patient dissatisfaction with medical therapy for chronic constipation or irritable bowel syndrome with constipation
T2 - analysis of N-of-1 prospective trials in 81 patients
AU - the Italian Society of Neurogastroenterology Motility (SINGEM) Study Group
AU - Basilisco, Guido
AU - Barbara, Giovanni
AU - Bellini, Massimo
AU - Cataudella, Giovanni
AU - D'Alba, Lucia
AU - Guarino, Michele
AU - Iovino, Paola
AU - Neri, Maria Cristina
AU - Sarnelli, Giovanni
AU - Savarino, Edoardo
AU - Tolone, Salvatore
AU - Torresan, Francesco
AU - Usai-Satta, Paolo
AU - Lovati, Ambra
AU - Arsiè, Elena
AU - Coletta, Marina
N2 - Background: Patients with chronic constipation (CC) or with irritable bowel syndrome with constipation are often dissatisfied about their medical therapy, but their condition remains poorly defined. Aim: To evaluate the patients' satisfaction rates and which factors predict favourable outcomes through the aggregate analysis of N-of-1 trials. Methods: Eighty-one outpatients with CC or with irritable bowel syndrome with constipation underwent N-of-1 trials with at least a one-month cycle of effective treatment. Three primary endpoints (satisfaction with therapy, improvement after treatment and an extended satisfaction criterion including both endpoints) were adopted to define satisfaction with therapy. Dyssynergia, resting anal pressure, colonic transit time and somatisation were assessed. The Patient Assessment of Constipation-Symptoms (PAC-SYM) questionnaire and its Modified version (M-PAC-SYM) measured constipation severity. Straining at defecation, stool frequency and form were daily recorded. K statistics for agreement and logistic regression were used at statistical analysis. Results: Satisfaction with therapy was not achieved by 43% of patients, who had a significantly lower Body Mass Index (BMI) and more severe constipation at baseline. Only the change in constipation severity according to M-PAC-SYM remained significantly associated with satisfaction with therapy (OR = 4.3; P < 0.001) at multivariate analysis. Conclusions: Satisfaction with therapy is often an unmet need for patients with CC or with irritable bowel syndrome with constipation. Lower BMI and more severe constipation are associated with worse outcome. Changes in M-PAC-SYM reflect satisfaction with therapy. ClinicalTrials.gov no. NCT02813616.
AB - Background: Patients with chronic constipation (CC) or with irritable bowel syndrome with constipation are often dissatisfied about their medical therapy, but their condition remains poorly defined. Aim: To evaluate the patients' satisfaction rates and which factors predict favourable outcomes through the aggregate analysis of N-of-1 trials. Methods: Eighty-one outpatients with CC or with irritable bowel syndrome with constipation underwent N-of-1 trials with at least a one-month cycle of effective treatment. Three primary endpoints (satisfaction with therapy, improvement after treatment and an extended satisfaction criterion including both endpoints) were adopted to define satisfaction with therapy. Dyssynergia, resting anal pressure, colonic transit time and somatisation were assessed. The Patient Assessment of Constipation-Symptoms (PAC-SYM) questionnaire and its Modified version (M-PAC-SYM) measured constipation severity. Straining at defecation, stool frequency and form were daily recorded. K statistics for agreement and logistic regression were used at statistical analysis. Results: Satisfaction with therapy was not achieved by 43% of patients, who had a significantly lower Body Mass Index (BMI) and more severe constipation at baseline. Only the change in constipation severity according to M-PAC-SYM remained significantly associated with satisfaction with therapy (OR = 4.3; P < 0.001) at multivariate analysis. Conclusions: Satisfaction with therapy is often an unmet need for patients with CC or with irritable bowel syndrome with constipation. Lower BMI and more severe constipation are associated with worse outcome. Changes in M-PAC-SYM reflect satisfaction with therapy. ClinicalTrials.gov no. NCT02813616.
U2 - 10.1111/apt.15657
DO - 10.1111/apt.15657
JO - Alimentary Pharmacology and Therapeutics
JF - Alimentary Pharmacology and Therapeutics


This Italian edition of the Pastry Queen championship is unique in its kind and the selection platform for the 2020 Pastry Queen World Championship.
The championship is dedicated to female pastry chefs around the world as a major opportunity for testing their skills and be inspired for rewarding and successful future careers. An event of high professional value designed and created on principles of trust and fairness.The championship will take place as part of the SIGEP show in Rimini, which in 2019 will celebrate 40 years of success.
The Italian selection of the Pastry Queen competition will put the entire category of female pastry chefs in the limelight and will spread positive messages of quality, passion, creativity, teamwork, mutual respect and love of the profession. All ethical factors which lie at the foundation of an empowered sector with stable roots and concrete visions.
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Considering the Texas Textbook Scandal, is there a national Pan African American history curriculum for K-12 and college level? There should be.
components comprise a proper school curriculum for all levels. Why not create a joint task force/partnership between the two organizations and create a national Pan African American history curriculum?
When we take leadership seriously and control our own history and information as a group, no one will change it, no one will challenge it.
No one changes Jewish and Hebrew history. They send their children to school to learn it. They are in control of keeping their cultural identity alive.
They take responsibility for it. African Americans should mimic that and control our historical identity so that no one does it for us.
for a living pointed out that textbooks can be made to order as to highlight each state's contribution to American history or whatever.
willing, can learn about our African American history, with African Americans serving as gatekeepers.
we doing that we cannot properly monitor our own history and information pertaining to it? Managing African American history alone is capable of creating a new commerce in which to employ people full-time to manage it.
Is the management of our historical information worth it? Are we worth it to ourselves?
work with ourselves, amongst ourselves.


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It's that dreaded time of year again - the annual week long UK summer. As of Sunday I started to notice my face getting a little melty, and by Tuesday I was basically competing against the sun to keep my makeup from downright sweating off. I don't know about you, but we whacked out the oscillating fans and took to thrice daily showers to keep cool.
As with any weather change, your skin will tend to react. A lot of us get slightly chapped (hopefully it's not just me?!) skin in winter on their face, and summer can have an effect too. The combination of excess sweat and the fact that my makeup doesn't have an opportunity to settle basically means that not only has this been heatwave week for me, but it could have been breakout central week. So, I made sure I stuck rigorously to my skincare regime and finally (hopefully) I've found a way to keep heat-induced skin issues at bay.
So, what's my miracle formula? Well, I've got combination skin, that's usually dry to combi, but there's been hardly a sighting of those little cakey-foundation inducing patches of horror recently. I used to be super lazy way back in those teenage years, and you were lucky if I actually washed my face in the morning, let alone had a full on routine for this stuff. Although I do have a routine, teenage Steph is still inside their somewhere, so it's by no means a full on 20 product every day kind of thing, but just takes a few minutes in the morning and evening to keep my skin happy.
I've actually got a Youtube video all about this lil' routine of mine, and I'd love to hear any comments about what you think. I'm really trying to improve the whole Youtube shabang so seriously any comments are very welcome!
Now let's get chatting this routine! First up I start my day off with a quick cleanse using my Nip + Fab Glycolic Fix Cleanser. I've actually got a whole post on this range and why I love it here. I just use water and the cleanser here to get rid of any grease that's built up overnight. If you've got dry skin I probably wouldn't recommend this, as sometimes it can leave my combi skin feeling a little tight.
Then we move onto preparing my face for the day. Usually I only include this step in my routine if I'm wearing makeup - on other days I just let my skin be free and do its thang to give it a little bit of a break. First up I spritz my face with LUSH's Eau Roma Water, which is an aroma-therapeutic toner water. It smells like lavender and rose so totally helps me to feel relaxed in the morning. Then, if my skin is feeling a little on the dry side I follow it up with Simple's Kind to Skin Hydrating Light Moisturiser. This is basically my fail-safe anti-foundation-cake product.
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What's your summer skincare routine?
I use the same Garnier micellar water to take of my makeup and it works wonders!
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It's my favourite cleanser at the moment and I've just run out - so gutting!


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Jewellery Quarter Bullion seeks finance for growth
Company appoints advisor Grant Thornton to explore sale options.
By Deepa Narwani
Birmingham-based gold dealer Jewellery Quarter Bullion could be put up for sale after it announced it has appointed Grant Thornton to assist in exploring sale options beyond the UK.
The firm is behind Bullion By Post, the internet dealer of gold and silver in the UK. According to a report in The Telegraph, its founder Rob Halliday-Stein said a sale would make way for international expansion and meet the need for buying physical gold and silver bars and coins in the UK.
Jewellery Quarter Bullion purchases bullion from traditional dealers and sends it on to retail investors the next day.
In its first year Jewellery Quarter made £6 million in sales and pre-tax profits of £20,000. In the year ending April 2012 it reported sales of £55 million with a pre-tax profit of £1.5 million.
Halliday-Stein said that increased funding would help the business to boost its expansion and bring in a larger management team. He launched the company in 2009 with £10,000 inherited after his mother's death, as a way of addressing a difficulty with buying physical gold.
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DKIS: New name, same passion for information
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In January 2019 our department changed its name from Library & Information Studies Centre (LISC) to Department of Knowledge & Information Stewardship (DKIS).
This change accompanies our complete move into the Faculty of Humanities after several years of straddling a space between UCT Libraries for functional reporting and the Faculty for academic purposes. Through these years of being 'babysat' by UCT Libraries, which guaranteed our continued existence, the department has grown its academic offering and student numbers, proving in the process its academic and financial viability.
We are pleased that after more than three quarters of a century of existence, what was originally the UCT Library School has continued to move with the times and ensure the quality of our qualifications and graduates through continual review of both practice and research in all areas of information studies.
We remain committed to excellence in research and teaching in the LIS field with our taught postgraduate programmes (PGDipLIS, MLIS and MPhil specialising in Digital Curation) and our research programmes (MPhil and PhD), as well as the imperatives of transformation and decolonisation in UCT and the Libraries, Archives and Museums sector in South Africa and Africa as a whole.
Emerging scholar Andiswa Mfengu represents us at AfLIA
LISC bursaries for 2018 awarded
Digital Curation students engage productively with controversy
LIS competency index: a first for the higher education sector in SA
In Memoriam: First Library School Chair Deon Kesting


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Dictionary gives boost to Dakotah language
New translation publication is first in 100 years
Shannon Marvel smarvel@aberdeennews.com
For the first time in more than a century, a comprehensive Dakotah dictionary is in print.
That's according to Eric DuMarce with the Sisseton-Wahpeton Oyate and the Dakotah Language Institute, the group that published the English-to-Dakotah dictionary earlier this year.
The aim, DuMarce, said, is to help revive the Dakotah language as spoken by the Sisseton-Wahpeton Oyate.
DuMarce is the dictionary project manager.
"For a multitude of reasons, the Dakotah language speaking base has been in decline since probably the 1860s or so, but even more so in the past few decades," DuMarce said. "The decrease in speakers has been exponential. I think we're down to about 1 percent of the first-language speakers of the Dakotah language, meaning that was the first language that they knew."
The dictionary project was completely funded by Sisseton-Wahpeton Oyate members who saw the need for a published teaching resource.
"I think within the past decade, due to a lot of different people's actions and initiatives, we have increased at least the interest in people who are declaring that they'd like to learn the language," DuMarce said. "However, the resources that are available to us are few and far between, and if you're talking about creating a classroom, it's completely organic. There are no models that can be used. The language instructors are forced to use reading materials made around the 1800s, aside from maybe creating their own worksheets."
Traditionally, people who wanted to learn the language were taught orally by historians within the tribe. But due to the decrease in those who speak the language, learning Dakotah orally hasn't been a feasible concept.
"The historians were taught to pay attention to detail, very minute things that you and I would let pass. We have things like the Internet and books that help us remember. We have been trained as a Dakotah people to become a literate society. So a lot of the ways of traditional teaching and learning have been hindered by the onset of literacy, if you will," DuMarce said.
While the dictionary will help the Dakotah language live on, it is only a supplement for learning it.
"It's only a tool," DuMarce said. "You can't learn how to speak French by reading French words. You have to interact with the language, but (the dictionary is) a very useful tool."
The book translates the Dakotah language as spoken by the Lake Traverse-area tribe.
"Our area speaks a little differently from all the other Dakotah nations and Dakotah tribes, so this is a dictionary that is unique to our speaking base," DuMarce said. "There are different nuances depending on where the person was raised. Some speakers have their own unique ways of saying things, but for the most part, our language is mutually intelligible. We have a very small population, approximately a 13,000-member enrollment, but our language is similar across the four Dakotah speaking bands."
DuMarce said the Dakotah Language Institute is also working on developing a software program.
"It's a language learning software, kind of like a Rosetta Stone learning language course," he said.
The Dakotah Language Institute also hopes to publish a more extensive dictionary that covers grammar and sentence structure through its newly developed Sisseton-Wahpeton publishing company.
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• Published by the Dakotah Language Institute
• First comprehensive English-to-Dakotah dictionary in more than 100 years
• Can be purchased at the language institute on the Sissteon-Wahpeton College campus for $20.


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Smith's plotting and dialogue are taut. His action seldom slows down. Wix, Pict, and Umf are constantly escaping from huge, bloodthirsty cats and hawks, and enemies among the mice themselves scheme for their betrayal and deaths. The book ends on a cliffhanger, and a notice that Book II, The Drowned Forest, will come in May 2018.
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It's good to see his work gaining attention by the furry community. He definitely deserves the attention, he's done an astonishing amount of work.
As far as similar works, I actually prefer Scurry to other works such as Squarriors. It's dark without being overly edgy and gets the spirit of Redwall onto a comic audience without trying to be a direct copy which is wonderful.
the art itself is lovely and painted, I would definitely recommend adding this to any bookshelf, furry or not.
I listed this on my Furry Kickstarters a few months ago. =3 I hope some readers saw it and managed to make a pledge!