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Alday, Javier (1999) A study of manganese dioxide-hydrogen insertion compounds produced by different chemical insertion methods. Masters thesis, Middlesex University. [Thesis]
Allcott-Watson, Judith (1999) An investigation into children's geographical perceptions of the wider world at nursery and Key Stage One. Masters thesis, Middlesex University. [Thesis]
Alonso, Jose L., Soriano, Adela, Carbajo, Oscar, Amoros, Inmaculada and Garelick, Hemda ORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0003-4568-2300 (1999) Comparison and recovery of escherichia coli and thermotolerant coliforms in water with a chromogenic medium incubated at 41 and 44.5°C. Applied Environmental Microbiology, 65 (8) . pp. 3746-3749. ISSN 0099-2240 [Article]
Arnold, Dana (1999) London Bridge and its symbolic identity in the Regency Metropolis: the dialectic of civic and national pride. Art History, 22 (4) . pp. 545-566. ISSN 0141-6790 [Article] (doi:10.1111/1467-8365.00175)
Arnold, Dana, ed. (1999) The metropolis and its image: constructing identities for London, c. 1750-1950. Wiley-Blackwell. ISBN 9780631216674. [Book]
Atwal, Anita (1999) The battlefield: discharge planning and multidisciplinary team work. PhD thesis, Middlesex University. [Thesis]
Ball, David J. ORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0003-1681-3455 and Golob, Laurence (1999) Diverse conceptions of risk prioritization. Journal of risk research, 2 (3) . pp. 243-261. ISSN 1366-9877 [Article] (doi:10.1080/136698799376826)
Basiel, Anthony (1999) Applied formative evaluation in the webbased environment. Masters thesis, Middlesex University. [Thesis]
Begum, A. and Khan, Hafiz T. A. (1999) Obstetric related residual morbidities among the women in Bangladesh. JOPSOM (Journal of Preventive and Social Medicine), 18 (1) . pp. 22-29. ISSN 1012-8697 [Article]
Bell, Linda, Bell, Celia M. ORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0002-3270-7081, Chevallier, A., McDermott, A. and Adams, Ray G. (1999) Herbalism and Osteoarthritis; methodological aspects of a small research study investigating herbal treatment outcomes, patient and practitioner viewpoints. In: British Sociological Association, Medical Sociology Group Conference, 24-26 September 1999, York, UK. . [Conference or Workshop Item]
Bird, Jon and Newman, Michael (1999) Rewriting conceptual art. Reaktion Books, London. ISBN 1861890524. [Book]
Brink, Joram ten (1999) The essay film. PhD thesis, Middlesex University. [Thesis]
Butler, Stephen A., Laidler, Paul, Porter, J. R., Kicman, Andrew T., Chard, Tim, Cowan, David A. and Iles, Ray K. (1999) The beta-subunit of human chorionic gonadotrophin exists as a homodimer. Journal of Molecular Endocrinology, 22 . pp. 185-192. ISSN 0952-5041 [Article]
Cachero, M. C. Diaz (1999) Control strategy for a flexible analytical chemistry robotics system. Masters thesis, Middlesex University. [Thesis]
Calvar, Javier (1999) Asylum seekers and refugees in the UK: the role of refugee community organisations and refugee agencies in the settlement process. PhD thesis, Middlesex University. [Thesis]
Campbell, Alan, Fishman, Nina and McIlroy, John (1999) British trade unions and industrial politics: the postwar compromise 1945-64. Ashgate, Aldershot. ISBN 0754600173. [Book]
Campbell, Alan, Fishman, Nina and McIlroy, John (1999) The post-war compromise: mapping industrial politics. In: British trade unions and industrial politics: the post-war compromise 1945-64. Ashgate, pp. 69-113. ISBN 0754600173. [Book Section]
Castellino, Joshua (1999) Order and justice: national minorities and the right to secession. International Journal on Minority and Group Rights, 6 (4) . pp. 389-416. ISSN 1385-4879 [Article] (doi:10.1163/15718119920907811)
Castellino, Joshua (1999) Territory and identity in international law: the struggle for self-determination in the Western Sahara. Millennium: Journal of International Studies, 28 . pp. 523-551. ISSN 0305-8298 [Article] (doi:10.1177/03058298990280030801)
Chamba, Rampaul, Ahmad, Waqar I. U., Hirst, Miichael, Lawton, Dot and Beresford, Bryony (1999) On the edge: minority ethnic families caring for a severely disabled child. Policy, Bristol. ISBN 1861341342. [Book]
Chong, Steven, Garelick, Hemda ORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0003-4568-2300, Revitt, D. Mike, Shutes, R. Brian E., Worrall, P. and Brewer, D. (1999) The microbiology associated with glycol removal in constructed wetlands. Water Science and Technology, 40 (3) . pp. 99-107. ISSN 0273-1223 [Article]
Clark, Ephraim A. (1999) L'effet de réunification sur le risque politique à Hong Kong. Banque et marchés . pp. 50-55. ISSN 1167-4946 [Article]
Clark, Ephraim A. and Adcock, C. J. (1999) Beta lives: some statistical perspectives on the capital asset pricing model. European Journal of Finance, 5 (3) . pp. 213-224. ISSN 1351-847X [Article] (doi:10.1080/135184799337055)
Clark, Ephraim A. and Jokung, Octave (1999) Asset proportions, stochastic dominance and the 50% rule. Management Science, 45 (12) . pp. 1724-1737. ISSN 0025-1909 [Article]
Clark, Ephraim A. and Mondello, Gerard (1999) Institutional constraints in water management: the French case. Water International, 24 (3) . pp. 266-268. ISSN 0250-8060 [Article] (doi:10.1080/02508069908692170)
Clark, Ephraim A. and Zenaidi, Amel (1999) Sovereign debt discounts and the unwillingness to pay. Finance, 20 (2) . pp. 185-199. ISSN 0752-6180 [Article]
Clark, Tony (1999) EBG: a lazy functional programming language implemented on the Java virtual machine. Technical Report. University of Bradford. . [Monograph]
Clark, Tony (1999) Formal refinement and proof of a small java program. In: 13th European Conference on Object-Oriented Programming (ECOOP), 14-18 June, 1999, University of Lisbon, Portugal. . [Conference or Workshop Item]
Clark, Tony (1999) Implementation of lazy agents in the functional language EBG. Technical Report. University of Bradford. . [Monograph]
Clark, Tony (1999) Specification and implementation of a multi-agent calculus based on higher-order functions. Technical Report. University of Bradford. . [Monograph]
Clark, Tony (1999) Typechecking UML static models. In: «UML»'99 — The Unified Modeling Language. Lecture Notes in Computer Science . Springer Berlin / Heidelberg. ISBN 9783540667124. [Book Section] (doi:10.1007/3-540-46852-8_36)
Clark, Tony (1999) A semantic framework for object-oriented development. Technical Report. University of Bradford. . [Monograph]
Clark, Tony (1999) A semantics for object-oriented design notations. Technical Report. University of Bradford. . [Monograph]
Copp, Gina (1999) Facing impending death: experiences of patients and their nurses. Nursing Times, London. ISBN 1902499158. [Book]
Corbett, Kevin (1999) Dobson is right about nurse education. British Journal of Nursing, 8 (3) . p. 132. [Article]
Corbett, Kevin (1999) Health care professionals and public doubt over the value of medical biotechnology. Continuum, 5 (6) . pp. 60-62. ISSN 1461-1597 [Article]
Corbett, Kevin (1999) In patients with symptomatic HIV disease, spirituality emerged from stigmatisation and having an incurable disease. Evidence Based Nursing, 2 (1) . p. 29. ISSN 1468-9618 [Article] (doi:10.1136/ebn.2.1.29)
Corbett, Kevin (1999) A nursing academy is urgently needed. British Journal of Nursing, 8 (6) . p. 340. ISSN 0966-0461 [Article]
Corbett, Kevin and Christie, Hugh (1999) Moving pictures, queer politics: relax.. it's just sex! Continuum, 5 (6) . pp. 9-10. ISSN 1461-1597 [Article]
Cortese, Delia ORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0001-5507-9332 (1999) The Ismaili resurrection of Alamut: a bid for spiritual awakening or a statement of political authority? In: Resurrection (Journal for the Study of the New Testament Supplement). Porter, Stanley E., Hayes, Michael A. and Tombs, David, eds. Journal for the Study of the New Testament Supplement Series . Sheffield Academic Press, Sheffield, UK. ISBN 9781841270166. [Book Section]
Costley, Carol ORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0002-7996-8908, Doncaster, Kathy, Garnett, Jonathan and Ferreira, Iris Martins (1999) Work based knowledge: creation, recognition and use - a paradigm shift for higher education. In: Researching work and learning: a first international conference: conference proceedings. School of Continuing Education, University of Leeds, Leeds, pp. 53-60. ISBN 0907644406. [Book Section]
Court, David Gilmore (1999) The formation of silicon nitride from trisilylamine and ammonia. Masters thesis, Middlesex University. [Thesis]
Crone, Diane, Tyson, Phil and Holley, Jessica (1999) Improving health, well‐being and cognition in schizophrenia: making the case for physical activity. Journal of Public Mental Health, 9 (2) . ISSN 1746-5729 [Article] (Published online first) (doi:10.5042/jpmh.2010.0380)
Dack, John ORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0003-0521-4852 (1999) Karlheinz Stockhausen's kontakte and narrativity. In: Kontakte and Narrativity. . [Conference or Workshop Item]
Davies, David (1999) Managing change through curriculum innovation (building a Network of Learning: beyond the boundary). DProf thesis, Middlesex University. [Thesis]
Davies, M. S., Parker, B. C., Ward, D. A., Hern, E., Hua, Jia ORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0003-3558-2058 and Walker, P. S. (1999) Migration of the uncemented CLS acetabular component. Orthopedics, 22 (2) . pp. 219-222. ISSN 0147-7447 [Article] (doi:10.3928/0147-7447-19990201-11)
Davies, M. S., Parker, B. C., Ward, D. A., Hua, Jia ORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0003-3558-2058 and Walker, P. S. (1999) Migration of the uncemented CLS femoral component. Orthopedics, 22 (2) . pp. 225-228. ISSN 0147-7447 [Article] (doi:10.3928/0147-7447-19990201-12)
Delve, Janet (1999) The development of the mathematical department of the Educational Times from 1847 to 1862. PhD thesis, Middlesex University. [Thesis]
Doncaster, Kathy (1999) Doctorate in Professional Studies: an initial evaluation of a new programme at Middlesex University. In: Proceedings of the summer conference of the UK Council for Graduate Education. UK Council for Graduate Education, University of Warwick, pp. 1-32. . [Book Section]
Duffy, Linda Jane ORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0002-8667-2849, Baluch, Bahman ORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0003-0650-4421 and Ericsson, K. Anders (1999) Factors affecting the structure and acquisition of expert performance in sport: evidence from darts. In: Factors Affecting the Structure and Acquisition of Expert Performance in Sport: Evidence from Darts. V1 European Congress of Psychology. . [Book Section]
Dugendre, Denys A. R. (1999) Integration and operational strategy of a flexible automated system for sample analysis. Masters thesis, University of Middlesex. [Thesis]
Duke, Karen L. ORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0002-2567-4218 (1999) Containing contradictions: the development of prison drugs policy in England since 1980. PhD thesis, Middlesex University. [Thesis]
Duke, Karen L. ORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0002-2567-4218, Sales, Rosemary A. and Gregory, Jeanne (1999) Refugee resettlement in Europe. In: Refugees, social policy and citizenship in Europe. Bloch, Alice and Levy, Carl, eds. Palgrave School, pp. 105-131. ISBN 9780333719107. [Book Section]
Duncker, Elke ORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0002-2452-2124 (1999) Symbolic representations in multidisciplinary collaborations. In: Annual Meeting of the Society of the Social Studies of Science, 1999, San Diego, CA, USA. . [Conference or Workshop Item]
Duncker, Elke ORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0002-2452-2124, Theng, Yin-Leng and Mohd-Nasir, Norliza (1999) Development tools and cultural diversity. In: Annual Meeting of the Society for the Social Study of Science, 1999, San Diego, CA, USA. . [Conference or Workshop Item]
Duquenoy, Penny and Thimbleby, Harold (1999) Justice and design. In: Human-Computer Interaction INTERACT '99. Sasse, M. Angela and Johnson, Chris, eds. IOS Press, Netherlands, pp. 281-286. ISBN 9780967335506. [Book Section]
Edwards, J. Adam ORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0001-9536-6782 (1999) Heritage IV: new system installation at Central School of Speech and Drama. Vine: the Journal of Information and Knowledge Management Systems, 29 (2) . pp. 24-33. ISSN 0305-5728 [Article] (doi:10.1108/eb040716)
Evans, François ORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0001-5480-5494 (1999) The 3 kings. [Film/Video]
Evans, Jeff (1999) Building bridges: reflections on the problem of transfer of learning in mathematics. Educational Studies in Mathematics, 39 (1) . pp. 23-44. ISSN 0013-1954 [Article]
Field, David and Copp, Gina (1999) Communication and awareness about dying in the 1990s. Palliative Medicine, 13 (6) . pp. 459-468. ISSN 0269-2163 [Article] (doi:10.1191/026921699668763479)
Fillery-Travis, Annette, Moore, P., Langley, K., Wilde, P. and Mela, D. (1999) Effect of emulsifier type on sensory properties of oil-in-water emulsions. Journal of the Science of Food and Agriculture, 76 (3) . pp. 469-476. [Article] (doi:10.1002/(SICI)1097-0010(199803)76:3<469::AID-JSFA974>3.0.CO;2-Y)
Fudge, Erica (1999) Pocohontas's baptism: reformed theology and the paradox of desire. Critical Survey, 11 (1) . pp. 15-30. ISSN 0011-1570 [Article] (doi:10.3167/001115799782483997)
Fudge, Erica (1999) At the borders of the human: beasts, bodies and natural philosophy in the early modern period. Fudge, Erica and Gilbert, Ruth and Wiseman, Susan, eds. MacMillan, Basingstoke. ISBN 0333721861. [Book]
Fudge, Erica, Gilbert, Ruth and Wiseman, Susan, eds. (1999) At the borders of the human : beasts, bodies and natural philosophy in the early modern period. Palgrave MacMillan, Basingstoke. ISBN 0333721861. [Book]
Furnham, Adrian, Fong, Geraldyn and Martin, G. Neil (1999) Sex and cross-cultural differences in the estimated multi-faceted intelligence quotient score for self, parents and siblings. Personality and Individual Differences, 26 (6) . pp. 1025-1034. ISSN 0191-8869 [Article] (doi:10.1016/S0191-8869(98)00201-3)
Furnham, David (1999) Documentary practice. PhD thesis, Middlesex University. [Thesis]
Gallear, David Nicholas (1999) Developing a theory of total quality management - using the delphi technique. PhD thesis, Middlesex University. [Thesis]
Gamman, Lorraine (1999) Discourses on women and shoplifting: a critical analysis of why female crime mythologies past and present operate to legitimate the incompatibility between female gender roles and the idea of women as active agents of crime. PhD thesis, Middlesex University. [Thesis]
Gerrish, Kate and Papadopoulos, Irena ORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0001-6291-4332 (1999) Transcultural competence: the challenge for nurse education. British Journal of Nursing, 8 (21) . pp. 1453-1457. ISSN 0966-0461 [Article]
Gottschalk, Ricardo (1999) The real stabilisation plan: going beyond credibility. In: The XVII Latin American Meeting of the Econometric Society, 2-6 August, 1999, Cancun, Mexico. . [Conference or Workshop Item]
Gu, Jun (1999) Dynamic impact testing and computer simulation of wheelchair tiedown and occupant restraint systems (WTORS). PhD thesis, Middlesex University. [Thesis]
Hagan, Jim J., Leslie, Ron A., Patel, Sara, Evans, Martyn L., Wattman, Trevor A., Holmes, Steve, Benham, Christopher D., Taylor, Stephen G., Routledge, Carol, Hemmati, Panida, Munton, Richard P., Ashmeade, Tracey E., Shah, Ajit J. ORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0002-2350-6384, Hatcher, Johnathan P., Hatcher, Paula D., Jones, Declan N. C., Smith, Martin I., Piper, David C., Hunter, A. Jackie, Porter, Rod A. and Upton, Neil (1999) Orexin A activates locus coeruleus cell firing and increases arousal in the rat. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, 96 (19) . pp. 10911-10916. ISSN 0027-8424 [Article] (doi:10.1073/pnas.96.19.10911)
Harnett, Robert, Herring, Rachel ORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0002-8588-5842, Thom, Betsy ORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0003-4975-7613 and Kelly, Moira (1999) Exploring changes in young men's drinking using the AUDIT questionnaire. Alcohol and Alcoholism, 34 (5) . pp. 672-677. ISSN 0735-0414 [Article] (doi:10.1093/alcalc/34.5.672)
Harrison, R. and Corbett, Kevin (1999) Authors' reply. The Practising Midwife, 2 (9) . pp. 34-35. ISSN 1461-3123 [Article]
Harrison, R. and Corbett, Kevin (1999) Screening pregnant women for HIV: the case against. . The Practising Midwife, 2 (7) . pp. 24-29. ISSN 1461-3123 [Article]
Harrison, Rosalind and Corbett, Kevin (1999) Cost effectiveness analysis of antenatal HIV screening in United Kingdom. [Digital artefact]
Henderson, David (1999) From shaman to therapist. In: Therapy on the couch. Greenberg, Susan, ed. Camden Press, London, pp. 26-28. ISBN 9780948491542. [Book Section]
Herring, Rachel ORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0002-8588-5842 and Thom, Betsy ORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0003-4975-7613 (1999) Alcohol-related attendances in the A&E department: could nurses have a preventative role? Nursing Times, 95 (9) . pp. 59-62. ISSN 0954-7762 [Article]
Herring, Rachel ORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0002-8588-5842 and Thom, Betsy ORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0003-4975-7613 (1999) Resisting the gaze? nurse perceptions of the role of accident and emergency departments in responding to alcohol-related attendances. Critical public health, 9 (2) . pp. 135-148. ISSN 0958-1596 [Article] (doi:10.1080/09581599908402926)
Hopkinson, Alan (1999) Tradiciniai komunikaciniai formatai : MARC anaiptol ne seniena. Bibliiografija '98, 98 . pp. 21-27. ISSN 1392-1991 [Article]
Hopkinson, Alan (1999) Traditional communication formats: MARC is far from dead. International cataloguing and bibliographic control., 28 (1) . pp. 17-21. ISSN 1011-8829 [Article]
Hossain, M. W., Khan, Hafiz T. A. and Begum, A. (1999) Access to "Jiggasha program: a family planning communication approach" and its exposure to the selected background characteristics. JOPSOM (Journal of Preventive and Social Medicine), 18 (1) . pp. 7-15. ISSN 1012-8697 [Article]
Houghton, Julie R., Murray, Elena and Ball, David J. ORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0003-1681-3455 (1999) Risk ranking by the British public: a survey of worry about a broad spectrum of risk issues. Human and ecological risk assessment: an international journal, 5 (3) . pp. 509-526. ISSN 1080-7039 [Article] (doi:10.1080/10807039991289509)
Iles, Ray K., Butler, Stephen A. and Jacoby, Eli S. (1999) Dimerization of urinary beta-core/hCFbetacf: a cause of poor beta-core assay performance in Down syndrome screening studies. Prenatal diagnosis., 19 (8) . pp. 790-792. ISSN 0197-3851 [Article] (doi:10.1002/(SICI)1097-0223(199908)19:8<790::AID-PD627>3.0.CO;2-Z)
Iles, Ray K., Javid, Mohammed K., Gunn, Lionel K. and Chard, Tim (1999) Cross-Reaction with luteinizing hormone ß-Core is responsible for the age-dependent increase of immunoreactive ß-Core fragment of human chorionic gonadotropin in women with nonmalignant conditions. Clinical Chemistry, 45 . pp. 532-538. ISSN 0009-9147 [Article]
Johnson, Clare Louise (1999) Politics and power: government intervention in the Muda irrigation scheme, Malaysia. PhD thesis, Middlesex University. [Thesis]
Jones, Matthew ORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0002-5252-5234 (1999) Composition operators on weighted Bergman spaces. PhD thesis, University College London. [Thesis]
Kelly, Daniel (1999) Gender and cancer: is the tide starting to turn? European Journal of Oncology Nursing, 3 (1) . p. 1. ISSN 1462-3889. [Journal Guest Editorial] (doi:10.1016/1462-3889(91)80002-4)
Khan, Hafiz T. A. (1999) Factors related to urban and rural lifetime marital fertility rates in Bangladesh. Asian Profile, 27 (1) . pp. 63-87. ISSN 0304-8675 [Article]
Kwong, Henry Sim (1999) Extending professional education and practice in Chinese medicine within higher education. DProf thesis, Middlesex University. [Thesis]
Lasebae, Aboubaker ORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0003-2312-9694 (1999) Investigation of a mechatronic device for the remedial treatment of brain injured children. PhD thesis, Middlesex University. [Thesis]
Lazar, Gillian ORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0002-9675-4880 (1999) A window on literature. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge. ISBN 9780521567701. [Book]
Le Boutillier, Nicholas (1999) The role of mental imagery in creativity. PhD thesis, Middlesex University. [Thesis]
Lei, Daiqing (1999) Multi-chip module interconnections at microwave frequencies: electromagnetic simulation and material characterisation. PhD thesis, University of Middlesex. [Thesis]
Lei, Daiqing (1999) Multi-chip module interconnections at microwave frequencies: electromagnetic simulation and material characterisation. PhD thesis, Middlesex University. [Thesis]
Llewellyn, Neville (1999) The movement of pesticides within a mixed land use catchment. PhD thesis, Middlesex University. [Thesis]
Looareesuwan, S., Sjorstrom, L.., Krudsood, S., Wilairatana, P., Porter, R. S., Hills, Frank ORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0001-8235-7545 and Warrell, D. A. (1999) Polyclonal anti-tumor necrosis factor-alpha Fab used as an ancillary treatment for severe malaria. American Journal of Tropical Medicine and hygiene, 61 (1) . pp. 26-33. ISSN 0002-9637 [Article]
Majid, Muwaffaq Abdul (1999) The adoption and impact of computer integrated prepress systems in the printing and publishing industries of Kuwait. PhD thesis, Middlesex University. [Thesis]
Massey, Anne and Hammond, Mike (1999) "...it was true! How can you laugh?": the conflation of history and memory in the reception of Titanic in Britain and Southampton'. In: Titanic: Anatomy of a Blockbuster. Studlar, Gaylyn and Sandler, Kevin S., eds. Rutgers University Press, pp. 239-264. ISBN 9780813526690. [Book Section]
McIlroy, John (1999) Always outnumbered always outgunned: the trotskyists and the trade unions. In: British trade unions and industrial politics: the high tide of trade unionism 1964-79. Ashgate, pp. 259-296. ISBN 0754600181. [Book Section]
McIlroy, John (1999) Making trade unionists: the politics of pedagogy 1945-1979. In: British trade unions and industrial politics: the post-war compromise 1945-64. Ashgate, pp. 37-68. ISBN 0754600173. [Book Section]
McIlroy, John (1999) Notes on the communist party and industrial politics. In: British trade unions and industrial politics: the high tide of trade unionism 1964-79. Ashgate, pp. 216-258. ISBN 0754600181. [Book Section]
McIlroy, John (1999) Unfinished business: the reform of strike legislation in Britain. Employee Relations, 21 (6) . pp. 521-539. ISSN 0142-5455 [Article]
McIlroy, John and Campbell, Alan (1999) Organising the militants: the liaison committee for the defence of trade unions 1966-1973. British Journal of Industrial Relations, 37 (1) . pp. 1-31. ISSN 0007-1080 [Article]
McIlroy, John and Campbell, Alan (1999) Still setting the pace labour history industrial relations and the history of post-war trade unionism. Labour History Review, 14 (2) . pp. 179-199. ISSN 0961-5652 [Article]
McIlroy, John and Campbell, Alan (1999) The high-tide of trade unionism: mapping industrial politics 1964-1979. In: British trade unions and industrial politics: the high tide of trade unionism 1964-79. Ashgate, pp. 93-130. ISBN 0754600181. [Book Section]
McIlroy, John, Campbell, Alan and Fishman, Nina (1999) Approaching post-war trade unionism. In: British trade unions and industrial politics: the post-war compromise 1945-64. Ashgate, pp. 1-22. ISBN 0754600173. [Book Section]
McIlroy, John, Fishman, Nina and Campbell, Alan (1999) British trade unions and industrial politics: the high tide of trade unionism, 1964-79. Ashgate, Aldershot. ISBN 0754600181. [Book]
Melewar, T. C. and Saunders, John (1999) International corporate visual identity: standardization or localization? Journal of International Business Studies (30) . pp. 583-598. ISSN 0047-2506 [Article] (doi:10.1057/palgrave.jibs.8490084)
Mendelsohn, Martin (1999) Effective business and professsional practices in franchising. DProf thesis, Middlesex University. [Thesis]
Moore, Emma Jane (1999) A literature review for nurses on the potential diabetic complications in children and young adults. Other thesis, Middlesex University. [Thesis]
Muller-Camen, Michael (1999) Enthusiastic embrace or critical reception? The German HRM debate. Journal of Management Studies, 36 (4) . ISSN 0022-2380 [Article]
Muller-Camen, Michael (1999) Human resource management under institutional constraints: the case of Germany. British Journal of Management, 10 (S1) . pp. 31-44. ISSN 1045-3172 [Article]
Muller-Camen, Michael (1999) Unitarism, pluralism, and human resource management in Germany. Management international review, 39 (3) . pp. 125-144. [Article]
Mumberson, Stephen ORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0002-3590-4072 (1999) [Image no 34, work in - V Lubinska Aukcja Dziel Sztuki - Galeria Zamkowa Luinie Poland 1999]. [Artefact]
Mumberson, Stephen ORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0002-3590-4072 (1999) 'Totem Telecom Tower','Telizone', 'London Refugee' and 'East End' [monoprints and reliefs on canvas in Firm Impressions, Bankside Gallery, London 1999]. [Artefact]
Nikolaidou, Eftychia K. (1999) Defence spending and economic growth: a case study of Greece and comparison with Spain and Portugal (1960-1996). PhD thesis, Middlesex University. [Thesis]
Novak, Serguei ORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0001-7929-7641 (1999) Generalised kernel density estimator. Theory of Probability and Its Applications, 44 (3) . pp. 570-583. ISSN 0040-585X [Article] (doi:10.1137/S0040585X97977781)
Osborne, Peter (1999) Conceptual art and/as philosophy. In: Rewriting conceptual art. Newman, Michael and Bird, Jon, eds. Reaktion Books, London, pp. 47-65. ISBN 1861890524. [Book Section]
Papadopoulos, Irena ORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0001-6291-4332 (1999) Health and illness beliefs of Greek Cypriots living in London. Journal of Advanced Nursing, 29 (5) . pp. 1097-1104. ISSN 0309-2402 [Article] (doi:10.1046/j.1365-2648.1999.00994.x)
Papadopoulos, Irena ORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0001-6291-4332 (1999) Spirituality and holistic caring: an exploration of the literature. Implicit Religion, 2 (2) . pp. 101-107. ISSN 1463-9955 [Article]
Patrick, John, Grainger, Leigh, Gregov, Anna, Halliday, Polly, Handley, Jim, James, Nic ORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0002-4181-9501 and O'Reilly, Sinead (1999) Training to break the barriers of habit in reasoning about unusual faults. Journal of Experimental Psychology: Applied, 5 (3) . pp. 314-335. ISSN 1076-898X [Article]
Perala-Gardiner, N. Christine (1999) A geomorphic and hydraulic investigation in the context of floodplain revegetation; based on a soil bioengineering application on the Mattole River, Petrolia, California, USA. PhD thesis, Middlesex University. [Thesis]
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Home » Breaking News » Café Somos, new restaurant opens in Lyon during the pandemic
Café Somos, new restaurant opens in Lyon during the pandemic
Café Somos, a new café located in the 6th arrondissement of Lyon, was scheduled to open their doors March 2020, but after COVID hit, co-owners Lorena Colina and Johanna Danreuther, had to drastically change their plans and adjust to the new confinement regulations in France.
Opening a new café during a pandemic
In the making for over two years, Café Somos developed a menu focused on local and seasonal ingredients, curating each dish to offer a well-balanced meal that is GOOD FOR THE BODY AND MIND.
Head Chef Lorena, began her training in Mexico as a cook and instructor. She arrived in Lyon as an Au Pair and started her culinary journey working for various renowned restaurants. Lorena has years of experience as a chef, cook, baker and recipe developer.
Johanna is also a trained chef and entrepreneur from France with a background in marketing. For Johanna, it's not just about the food, but the people in Lyon and feeling a sense of community.
Lorena and Johanna at Café Somos Lyon 6.
Like many restaurants and cafés in Lyon, the pandemic has forced many business owners to pivot and adjust their business models.
We recently spoke with Lorena about Café Somos and we discussed the challenges of launching a new business during a pandemic, how they've adjusted and what the future holds.
How was Café Somo created?
"I've always had this project in mind, either a food truck or something similar. It's called Somos because of the idea of 'us' and 'together'."
"We always wanted to focus on healthy and alternative food. We have options for everyone and the recipes are tested and taste good."
Good cakes at Café Somos
What changes have you made because of the pandemic?
"We've always had in mind we were going to be a 'to-go' place because we're surrounded by a lot of offices. We had a bigger menu, but we've now had to reduce the menu. For example, we were planning on having a soup du jour, but now, we'll have a soup of the week."
Tell us about your menu?
"We're not a Mexican or Latin café, but the food will have some influences from there, such as empanadas and tres leche desserts. We're going to use ingredients we can find here and adapt them, but we'll still have fresh salads, sandwiches and stay local."
"An upside to the opening after the pandemic, we can start from scratch based on the new conditions."
How can people get your food?
"We started with a sugar rush weekend – soft opening. We'll be there for midday for pick up. We're also looking to organize some deliveries for customers."
"We'll have a weekly menu, post on Sundays on Instagram and Facebook, and on our website."
What keeps you going, motivated and inspired during these times?
"There are ups and downs and thought we'd fail before opening. But now, we're focused on making the food that sparks joy, food that will make you feel good. I want people to try our food. Our food is down to earth, comfort, family cooking and food for the soul. We want to bring joy during these moments."
"And when the time comes, we want people to come to our place; our place will always be welcoming."
Café Somos
84, rue Boileau, Lyon 6
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IRAQ: Christian churches unite to rebuild Nineveh Plains
March 31, 2017 ▪
Archbishop Timothaeus Mosa Alshamany, Archbishop Yohanna Petros Mouche, Fr Andrzej Halemba, Metropolitan Nicodemus Daoud Matti Sharaf, and Bishop Mikha Pola Maqdassi – have formed the Nineveh Reconstruction Committee (NRC). (© Aid to the Church in Need)
Thousands upon thousands of Iraqi Christians forced from their towns and villages by Daesh (ISIS) are an important step closer to returning home after Church leaders formed a taskforce charged with developing a massive rebuilding programme.
Bishops representing three of Iraq's historic Churches – Syriac Catholic, Syriac Orthodox and Chaldean Catholic – have formed the Nineveh Reconstruction Committee (NRC).
The committee came into being at a ceremony at the offices of the Chaldean Archdiocese of Erbil, the capital of Kurdish northern Iraq – the centre of a displaced community of 100,000 Christians who in August 2014 were driven from their Nineveh villages when Daesh invaded.
The representatives of the churches were Syriac Catholic Archbishop Yohanna Petros Mouche of Mosul, Syriac Orthodox Metropolitan Nicodemus Daoud Matti Sharaf of Mosul, Kirkuk and Kurdistan, and Syriac Orthodox Archbishop Timothaeus Mosa Alshamany, Prior of the Monastery of Saint Matthew, and Chaldean Catholic Bishop Mikha Pola Maqdassi of Alqosh.
The NRC will oversee the planning and rebuilding Christian settlements on the Nineveh Plains, northern Iraq.
A survey by Aid to the Church in Need, the Catholic charity for persecuted and other suffering Christians, calculated that around 12,000 homes need to be rebuilt after they were burnt, destroyed or otherwise damaged by Daesh.
According to the charity's research, the work of reconstruction will cost more than £160 million (US$200 million).
The NRC will allocate funds to each denomination according to the number of damaged houses belonging to members of their Church, as determined by the survey.
After the ceremony on Monday (27 March), Syriac Orthodox Archbishop Alshamany underlined the initiative's historic importance – both in terms of ecumenical cooperation and for offering thousands of displaced Christians the opportunity to return home.
He said: "Today we are truly a united Church – Syriac Orthodox, Chaldean and Syriac Catholic – united in the work of rebuilding these houses on the Nineveh Plains and in restoring hope to the hearts of the inhabitants of these villages and inviting those who have left them to return."
Syriac Catholic Archbishop Mouche also emphasised the ecumenical dimension of the NRC.
He said: "I would like to invite the Christians of the Nineveh Plains to return to their homes and resume living in their villages, in order to bear witness to Christianity.
"Today we join together to demonstrate that we are united in our wish to accelerate this operation as rapidly as possible, and that it must start as soon as possible."
Father Andrzej Halemba, who oversees ACN's work in the Middle East, said the charity will closely follow the committee's work in its initial phases – and throughout will seek potential sources of funding, particularly from major international benefactors.
Stressing the importance of the plan, Father Halemba said: "We have done it to ensure that the Christians can remain in Iraq. We are working for God."
Archbishop Alshamany highlighted the charity's role in developing the initiative.
He said: "We would like to thank ACN, which has helped us so much in the past, by providing help and food.
"Now this charity is playing a crucial role in the rebuilding of our houses."
Syriac Orthodox Metropolitan Sharaf made an appeal for aid to the international community.
He said: "We are the roots of Christianity. We must remain in our country. We must remain as witnesses to Jesus Christ in this country, in Iraq and especially in the Plains of Nineveh.
"This task of rebuilding all the houses in those villages where ISIS has destroyed everything is truly an enormous challenge. Thank you in advance to all those who will help us."
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Look at them intensely studying this photo. They quickly came up with a strategy. One of them yelled out "Girls study the top, boys the bottom!" They recreated it almost perfectly with the exception of the trees reversed. Not bad.


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Android News / TCL Announces 6 New Tablets At CES 2022, Three Of Which Are For Kids
TCL Announces 6 New Tablets At CES 2022, Three Of Which Are For Kids
TCL presented quite a few products at CES 2022, including 6 new tablets. Three of those tablets are made for kids, one comes with a paper-like display, while the other two are made for learning, creativity, productivity, and entertainment. We'll talk about each of them below, where you'll also find spec sheets for each of them.
TCL has 6 new tablets to show off, including one with a paper-like display
The TCL NXTPAPER 10s is a tablet with a paper-like display. TCL says that eye protection is one of its main features, and that it's ideal for reading, of course. Blue right reduction "is front and center" says the company.
Its paper-like display design utilizes 10 layers of protection in order to retain natural colors. This display is TUV certified, and it reduces blue light emission by 50-percent. It also comes with an anti-glare finish.
You can use this tablet to write down notes with ease, if you end up using the T Pen. An 8,000mAh battery is also a part of the package here, while the Folio Keyboard and Writing Board accessories can also be used in collaboration with this tablet.
The TCL NXTPAPER 10s will be priced at $249, says the company. It will, however, arrive to China and Europe first, starting later this month.
TCL TAB 8 4G & TAB 10L
The TCL TAB 8 4G is the one focused on learning and creativity, while the TCL TAB 10L focuses on entertainment and productivity. These are budget tablets, by the way.
The TCL TAB 8 4G comes with a compact design, and a 4,080mAh battery. It does support 4G LTE connectivity. The TCL TAB 10L, on the flip side, is a larger alternative, and it comes with a 10.1-inch display.
The TCL TAB 8 4G will cost $129, and it'll go on sale in Q1 2022, starting in Europe. TCL's TAB 10L, on the other hand, will cost $99, and it'll come to "select markets" in Q1 2022.
TCL TKEE series
In addition to those three tablets, the TCL TKEE series also got announced. The TCL TKEE MINI, MID, and MAX. These tablets have been "designed with children in mind", says TCL.
These three tablets come with a different UI design that caters to kids. It is focused on learning, but doing so "safely and responsibly". All three tablets were tested to be childproof and child safe, says the company.
These are protected by a robust bumper case, which can handle drops without a problem. Each of these tablets also comes with the TKEE Pen, so that your kid can improve its writing and drawing skills.
The TCL TKEE MINI costs $89, the MID is priced at $149, while the MAX has a price tag of $119. They will go on sale in select regions in Q1 2022.
TCL Kids
The company also announced a child-friendly service available in Google Play and for all new TCL tablets called 'TCL Kids'. It comes with a child-friendly library of educational and entertainment content with over 20,000 videos, 400 storybooks, and 50 kid-friendly apps.
It also offers a range of parental monitoring tools in order to keep the tabs on screen time, manage apps, and websites. You can also set health reminders for reading posture.
This service will become available in Q2 2022 for $3.99 a month. A 2-month free subscription will be available in some regions.
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A year of stories: 2016 in review
On December 15, 2016 December 15, 2016 By barnfelineIn Education, Features, News, Photos, Work
Top L-R: Leila Fanaeian and Jesse Kwasny in a waste audit, a spread of David Lewkowich's graphic novels, Jason Wallin channels Norwegian black metal, Jerine Pegg shows off a tiny worm, Minecraft (cc), and a CTS class demonstrates their skills. // photos by k.barnes
Thinking back on the past year, it's easy to conclude that I am lucky. I work with fascinating people, and I get to share their stories. Experiencing that kind of trust is humbling, and for that I'm grateful.
This year, the stories immersed me into the nitty-gritty details of waste management, introduced me to the concept of "math rappers" and gave me VIP access to a black metal and tattoo festival in Bergen, Norway. Despite this diversity, a few themes emerged: sustainability, pop culture in the classroom and hands-on learning.
Jerine Pegg adamantly believes that for students to learn science, they need to do authentic science. This value resulted in her taking composting worms up to Nunavut for local students to continue learning about waste management, gardening and healthy eating. It also aligns with what the folks at Energy Management and Sustainable Operations did on their waste audit – they have to do real science to know if the university's sustainable practices have buy-in from the campus community.
Read more about Jerine and her worms and how waste management works at the University of Alberta.
"It was amazing because I didn't know what to do, so I just started doing things." – Jason Wallin
"I've never touched any construction or woodwork, so this is a lot of firsts for me, but I'm having lots of fun and making a lot of cool things." – Jamie Lambert-Brown
Whether it was future Career and Technology Studies educators constructing projects in a workshop, or faculty member Jason Wallin's on-the-fly documentary film-making in Bergen, trying your hand at something new and having a great time doing it was incredibly inspiring, and something I need to try more often.
Read about Jason's film-making adventure and check out the CTS students' projects.
Pop culture in the classroom
From math raps, Star Wars, Minecraft and more to graphic novels in teacher and librarian education, pop culture has a place in education. David Lewkowich uses graphic novels to help future teachers reflect on their own education experiences, while Elementary Education alumna Jessica Maloughney uses a variety of pop culture touchstones to bridge gaps with her second grade students (Lydia Menna and Jason Wallin provide expert comment).
Read about why David uses graphic novels and how Jessica connects with her students.
Taking out the trash at UAlberta
On April 10, 2016 April 20, 2016 By barnfelineIn Life, Photos, Work
Originally posted in Sustainability eNews Vol. 71 – April 2016. A special thank you to the Students' Union Facilities and Operations Team and the folks at Energy Management and Sustainable Operations.
All photos, graphics and text by K.Barnes.
Gerry, Leila and Jessie taking part in the waste audit
Once it leaves your hand and enters the container, you probably don't give waste a second thought, but there's a lot that goes on behind the scenes to ensure the university's waste is being recycled or composted correctly. At home, a lot of what is accidentally thrown away can still be sorted out at the City of Edmonton Waste Management Centre, but it doesn't work like that at the university.
"If people put things in the wrong bin, we have to reach into the bin and put it in the right one." – Gerry, Students' Union Facilities and Operations
"If you don't know where something is supposed to go, it's okay to ask us where to put items." – Emma, Students' Union Facilities and Operations
The University of Alberta is part of the Institutional, Commercial and Industrial sector, which means it is not part of the municipal waste system you have at home. Instead, the university must have its own waste contractors who collect and process waste and recycling. Someone who lives in a residence in Edmonton pays taxes which go toward municipal services like waste management. The university's contract requires waste materials to be separated correctly, or it all goes to the landfill. This also means that the material in the university's "landfill" stream does not get sorted further after it leaves campus – it goes straight to a landfill.
Emma and Gerry collect and label the bags of waste in SUB's food court, the first step of the waste audit.
"Landfills are designed to not allow things to break down easily, or liquids to leach out. They are a highly anaerobic environment. Even a piece of food waste, which can compost quite easily, will sit there for years in a landfill."
– Shannon Leblanc, Sustainability Coordinator, Energy Management & Sustainable Operations
Keeping as many compostable or recyclable items out of the landfill as possible is an institutional sustainability priority. For example, decomposing organics in landfills produce a gas which is composed primarily of methane, a greenhouse gas contributing to climate change. By keeping compostable items out of the landfill, the university can reduce its ecological footprint. With this in mind, the University of Alberta's draft Sustainability Plan has set a target to divert 90 per cent of waste from the landfill by 2020.
Getting to Zero Waste
Data collected by EMSO and BGS staff. Purity measures the percentage of items correctly discarded. In SUB, more than 70 per cent of waste in the landfill stream could be recycled or composted instead. This means that many items are being sent to the landfills that don't have to go there.
To meet that target, the university is piloting Zero Waste stations in the Students' Union Building, HUB Mall and Lister Centre. These stations move the university from a six-stream system to a simpler four-stream system which captures mixed paper, recyclables, organics and landfill waste. Once these stations are working, the system will be expanded to the rest of North Campus.
To evaluate the new system, UAlberta's Energy Management and Sustainable Operations and Buildings and Grounds Services perform regular waste audits to get concrete data about how well the Zero Waste stations are working. That means the waste is collected, labelled and sorted to see how many of the items are correctly disposed of, and see what items cause trouble.
Shannon, Leila and Jessie of EMSO
Next time you need to toss an item, check out the containers to see where it belongs and help the university keep recyclables and compostable items out of the landfill.
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Dec. 2, 2019 at 10:34 am Updated Dec. 2, 2019 at 10:36 am
HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — Pennsylvania's governor wants Major League Baseball to rethink a restructuring plan that would affect three minor league teams in his state.
Gov. Tom Wolf on Monday wrote to baseball commissioner Robert Manfred to express concern about the impact on the Erie SeaWolves, the Williamsport Crosscutters and the State College Spikes.
The Professional Baseball Agreement between Major League Baseball and the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues expires after the 2020 season. The restructuring proposal would lead to 42 minor league teams being dropped from circuits.
Major league teams say they spend nearly $500 million annually in salary to support the minor leagues but get back only $18 million.
Wolf says the current proposal will put players and employees out of jobs and be economically harmful to host communities.
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Fireworks Sunday at St. John Neumann
St. John Neumann Catholic Church will host an end-of-summer and the start of the 2016-17 school year celebration with a community fireworks display at 8:45 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 21.
Tina Burtch, the church's evangelization director and confirmation & high school youth minister, said everyone in the community is invited to attend the celebration and fireworks display.
"Bring your family and your lawn chairs and set up in the north parking lot," Burtch said. "Come early to enjoy the playground and the sunset."
Burtch said teenagers are welcome to join a 6 p.m. picnic in the church pavilion, where motivational speaker Bobby Angel will share a message at 7:30 p.m.
Angel is a campus minister and theology teacher at an all-boys Catholic high school in California.
St. John Neumann Parish is located west of Sunbury at 9633 E. State Route 37 – at the Carters Corner Road intersection.
Fireworks will be in the air Sunday.
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Park View football player dies from injury in Friday night game [UPDATE]
Jamond Salley of Chase City (#55), shown with teammates for the Park View Dragons.
SoVaNow.com / October 18, 2014
A football player for Park View High School in South Hill died Friday night after sustaining an injury in the first half of the Dragons' game with Brunswick County in Lawrenceville. The student, Jamond Salley of Chase City, was able to walk off the field after taking a hit late in the first half, but his condition worsened soon thereafter.
He was transported to Community Memorial Hospital in South Hill, about 18 miles from Lawrenceville, and pronounced dead a short time later. He had complained of a headache after taking the blow, a suspected head injury.
After the teams learned what had happened, the game was stopped with only a few minutes left to play in the fourth quarter with Brunswick leading 26-0. Players for both Park View and Brunswick joined together on the field for prayer.
Brunswick County Sheriff Brian Roberts released a statement Saturday morning that noted, "Around 8:10 PM, a Parkview football player was on the sideline getting medical attention. The [player's medical condition] deteriorated and he became unconscious and started having seizures. Rescue personnel and other medical providers started doing CPR and he was transported to Community Memorial Hospital in South Hill. Once at the hospital, the juvenile was soon thereafter pronounced dead."
According to a spectator at the game, a medflight helicopter was brought in to rush Salley to a Richmond hospital, but efforts to stabilize the injured player proved fruitless. Rescue personnel tended to Salley during halftime at a field next to the stadium where the helicopter had landed, but it flew off without him on board.
Salley, a junior, was a starter for Park View on defense and is listed as 5-10", 203 pounds on the team roster. He had been a solid contributor in the Dragons' 36-20 win over Franklin City on Oct. 1, with nine tackles.
The Park View Dragons Football Facebook page posted the following:
"Sending much prayers to #55 Salley and his Family tonight, also prayers for PVSH Football Coaches, teammates and classmates as we have lost a great young man tonight doing what he loves best. May you R.I.P #55"
Dr. James Thornton, Division Superintendent of Mecklenburg County Public Schools, on Saturday released this statement:
"As Mecklenburg County Public Schools faces the tragedy of the loss of Park View High School junior, Jamond Salley, we ask that the community join together to help support one another. Jamond was a strong student in both academics and as an athlete. Members of his family, friends, and teachers have all shared one common trait of Jamond, he was very respectful. He was a student with a big heart and a smile that would instantly capture your attention.
"At this time of loss, we as a community of schools will come together to help our fellow teammates at Park View High School. Our division will have grief counselors on hand at Park View High School during the week as we grieve for the loss of our friend, Jamond."
Salley's mother, Ernestine Parrish, lives a short distance outside of Chase City. The family's pastor, the Rev. Andy Hargrove of Williams Grove Baptist Church, called Jamond "a positive role model for our youth" and added, "He carried himself like someone in life who was looking for something worthwhile.
"He was a very quiet, mannered young man," said Hargrove, a member of the Mecklenburg County Board of Supervisors. "He was one that, when he came to church, when you spoke to him, he was like, 'Yes sir' and 'no ma'am."
Jamond also stood out as a youth usher at the church. "He sat you down and if you needed a fan, he'd bring you a fan," said Hargrove. "If you needed water, he'd bring you water. He was just an outstanding usher."
He had been scheduled to be the speaker for the church's youth service this Sunday, Oct. 19.
This story will be updated.
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In each and every company, you've got have property to cope with depreciation software . A number of them are tangible, and a few of them are intangible. In any case, you will have to deal with asset depreciation at some time, and asset depreciation application may well just do the trick. In order to location asset depreciation, you might ought to have an audit done, and also you will need to generate certain you're willing to hear any information concerning the current condition of one's assets.
Exactly what does asset depreciation mean exactly? How does it affect your organization being a whole? You can find a few probable problems with asset depreciation that you may not bear in mind of. For 1, for those who usually are not aware of an product depreciation, you may perhaps not eliminate it out of your method. This will be harmful mainly because it will cause you to definitely expends money on an item or service that you usually do not will need.
Asset depreciation software program can assist you to determine property which can be awaiting disposal, or redundant. Moreover to that it'll aid to recognize missing assets. Just what exactly are belongings? In a few situations they can be deemed solution, in other circumstances they may be personnel and even tools. The bottom line having said that, is usually that all property depreciate. They could not achieve this proper absent, and they could not get it done significantly, but they will depreciate, and you simply must be in addition to it.
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209 /* Return an error value with the system error ERR.
456 /* The engine information structure.
481 /* An object with TOFU information.
520 /* A subkey from a key.
599 /* A signature on a user ID.
670 /* An user ID from a key.
710 /* The mail address (addr-spec from RFC5322) of the UID string.
725 /* A key from the keyring.
814 /* An invalid key object.
833 * Types for callback functions.
858 * Context management functions.
880 /* Set the crypto protocol to be used by CTX to PROTO.
883 * prococol (for example, an UISERVER can support OpenPGP and CMS).
971 * first engine in the statically allocated linked list is returned.
1101 * Functions to handle data objects.
1146 * in the data object with the handle DH to OFFSET, relativ to WHENCE.
1164 /* Destroy the data buffer DH and return a pointer to its content.
1205 /* Create a new data buffer filled with the content of file FNAME.
1225 * Key and trust functions.
1250 /* An object to return results from an encryption operation.
1328 /* An object to hold information about a recipient.
1350 /* An object to return results from a decryption operation.
1433 /* An object with signatures data.
1472 /* An object to return results from a signing operation.
1519 /* An object to hold the verification status of a signature.
1578 /* An object to return the results of a verify operation.
1621 /* An object to hold results for one imported key.
1643 /* Import result object.
1757 /* An object to return result from a key generation.
1933 /* An object to return results from a key listing operation.
1984 * Trust items and operations.
1987 /* An object to hold data of a trust item.
2085 * Low-level Assuan protocol access.
2098 /* Send the Assuan COMMAND and return results via the callbacks.
2109 /* Send the Assuan COMMAND and return results via the callbacks.
2123 * Crypto container support.
2126 /* An object to return results from a VFS mount operation.
2150 * Interface to gpgconf(1).
2191 /* This represents a single argument for a configuration option.
2321 /* Information about software versions.
2451 * Deprecated types, constants and functions.
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Youre inside of an Object ( != Scope). Youre trying to get the function inside the Scope, but it isnt in the scope. Its part of the same Object so use this...
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This past weekend was held the fifth round of the Rebels Race in Czech Republic. In the TC Stock class Šimon Horák (XRAY) was able to take the overall TQ by winning all four qualification rounds. Šimon also took the win in all three Main finals from the XRAY duo of Karel Kratochvíl in second and Ondřej Kohoutek in third. Šimon also attended the race in the Formula class where he took the TQ and the win in front of Dalibor Valder in second and Jiří Ročňak (XRAY) in third.


You get 1 cart with the eClips. If you use eCal, this one cart is all you need to have in place for the machine to function. No need to purchase any other carts if you do not want to, however, saying that their carts are much more reasonably priced than the other folks.
You do not need SCAL3 if you have eCAL.
Further, Sizzix has a direct relationship with CE on this product, so there should not be any issues on issues to block the software.
Thank you Sandy that just helps me enough to move closer to that purchase of eClips! It will make me feel easier knowing that eClips supports 3rd party software. That was smart on their part for the long run!
Just to clarify. SCAL3 does not work with the eclips. You need eCAL, which is a version of SCAL that was written to access the Eclips' extra features. And, although you do get a cartridge with the eclips, it is not used at all with eCAL. The eclips' cartridges are placed in the "remote" that comes with the cutter. However, when you use the eCAL software, you totally unplug the remote and use that plug to plug the eclips into your computer. You then use all your computer fonts and your svg files to cut. Hope that makes sense! It's an awesome machine, by the way. I love mine!
I love my eclips too. Have not found anything I don't like.
I am mega excited. My expression firmware updated when I changed laptops and I hated myself immediately because I knew it meant SCAL2 wouldn't work any longer However this means I can sell it and now buy the Eclips which looks fantastic and get the ecal software - yay!!!
Do yourself a favor and find a different cutter that will work with a more stable software. I have had my eClips for less than three months and my excitement for it has gone out the window because trying to do even the simplest design in eCal causes the software to freeze up and crash.
My computer is plenty powerful enough and I can run other cutting software (Make the Cut, Gazelle Funtime, AND Silhouette Studio Designer Edition) and create much more elaborate designs without even a hiccup, but I can't even wrap text to path in eCal without it crashing.
It's possible SCAL is very good software, but I don't think the relationship between eCal and the eClips is very good yet. I think both Sizzix and CraftEdge rushed to release their products before they were fully tested and they still have a LOT of kinks to work out. I have resorted to using one of my other programs to design everything, then export them to SVG and import them into eCal just to cut them. I have given up on the hope of ever being able to use the software to actually design anything.
And don't even get me started on the Print2Cut. I'm still trying to figure out why, even after calibrating the laser and making sure all 3 registration marks are dead on, the machine cuts 1 1/2 INCHES to the right of the image.


Garden City, KS-Three weeks into fall camp, Garden City running back Dedrick Mills set a pretty lofty goal.
"We expect to run for 200 yards each game," he said. "We've got the line and the backs to do it."
And while you may not call Mills a prophet just yet, he and his backfield mate put on a memorable show on opening night.
The sophomore rushed for 267 yards and three scores, Charles West added 201 yards and two touchdowns, and Garden City destroyed Dodge City 52-24 Saturday night at Broncbuster Stadium. With the win, Jeff Sims improved to 9-1 all-time in season openers.
"A lot of the credit goes to the offensive line," Mills said after the game. "They were moving people, and we just put our heads down and took off."
Trailing 3-0 early in the first quarter, the Broncbusters wasted little time showing off their shiny new toy. On third-and-9 from their own 41, Mills broke free down the left sideline for 57 yards, carrying Ashton Toliver to the 2. Two plays later, quarterback Nick Bohn snuck in from a yard out, and Garden City had a 7-3 advantage.
"We weren't perfect tonight," Sims said. "But we executed what we wanted to do. We didn't turn the football over, and we ran pretty well."
That may be the biggest understatement of the century. Not only did Garden City (1-0, 1-0) run the ball, they did so with such force, completely annihilating Dodge City's (0-2, 0-2) front seven.
Following another Conquistadors' field goal, the Broncbusters struck again. This time it was West, who sprinted 75 yards to the house on the first play of the series to make it 14-6 with 26 seconds left in the first quarter.
"We believe in what we are running," West said. "And we couldn't do any of this without the offensive line."
That line paved the way for one of the most prolific rushing games in recent memory. Garden City notched 490 yards on the ground and produced two 200-yard rushers in the same game for the first time in school history.
"It's one game, but I can tell you that we feel like we can line up against anyone," Sims said. "We've lost games since I've been here, but we've got some of the best football players in the country."
Sims motto has always been: it's not bragging if it's true. And while the fourth-year coach is modest at best, there's no denying the talent pool in Garden City. Look no further than Mills and West.
Once Dodge City added their third field goal of the first half: a 31-yarder by Devonta Guillory early in the second period, the Broncbusters went for the kill. Mills capped off a methodical Garden City march, powering into the end zone from 22 yards out while finishing off a nine-play, 60-yard drive that pushed the home-team's lead to 21-9. The Georgia-Tech transfer added a one yard score on the Broncbusters next possession before West put Garden City up by 26 when he maneuvered 66 yards to the house, giving the Broncbusters a commanding 35-9 halftime edge.
"We don't play the most talented players," Sims said. "We play the best football players. Football is about a team playing together. Our offensive line has talent, but they're all moving in the same direction."
After failing to score touchdowns on their first three trips into the red zone, Dodge City finally got going in the third quarter. Quarterback John Lux found Eugene Minter for a seven-yard score that trimmed the Broncbuster lead to 35-16 with 4:52 to go in the frame. Then, after stopping Garden City on third down, Malik Wilson blocked James Dall's punt, and Dodge City recovered at the Broncbuster 15. Two plays later, Anthony Watkins slithered into the end zone, Tyrice Richie ran in the two-point conversion, and all of the sudden the Conquistaodrs were within 11, 35-24 with 17 minutes remaining in the game.
"The hardest thing to do in Junior College football is play with a lead," Sims admitted.
Whatever doubt that may have crept into Garden City's mind, was erased on the second to final play of the third. Mills found a lane, carried two defenders, spun off another, and galloped 34 yards to the Dodge City 44. Later in the drive, the Broncbusters converted a fourth-and-1 when Mills barreled over defensive lineman Sekou Diaby for four yards and a first. That eventually setup Ben Raybon's 23-yard field goal that gave the home squad a two-touchdown cushion.
That was definitely the turning point.
On Dodge City's next possession, Holcomb-native Dillon Williams knocked the ball out of Lux's hands, and Jabbar Price scooped it up before rumbling 20 yards for a touchdown.
"Dillon Williams is one of the hardest working guys I know," Sims said. "And he is a fantastic person. When he decided to come back, we promised him we would get him a better scholarship offer than he had."
Williams finished the night with 11 tackles, a quarterback hurry, a sack and a forced fumble. It was his second double-digit tackle game of his Broncbuster career.
With Dodge City clearly deflated, Mills broke their backs with a 50-yard score later in the quarter, putting to bed any hopes of a Conquistador miracle comeback.
"We just have to keep building off of this," Sims said. "If we keep building and keep moving forward, we will be okay."
Bohn, who made his first collegiate start at quarterback for Garden City, attempted just one pass: a five-yard completion to Keyshawn Jones. Ellis Merriweather rushed four times for 25 yards while the Broncbuster defense recorded four sacks.
Lux finished the night 8-of-13, 156 yards and one touchdown for Dodge City, who dropped their third straight game to Garden City. Watkins rushed for 95 yards on 21 carries, and Minter had three grabs for 26 yards and a score.


What Makes Duke Energy (DUK) a Good Business?
Duke Energy is the 7th largest electric power company in the United States. It provides electric services to 7.5 million retail clients across the Carolinas, the Midwest, and Florida, and natural gas distribution services to 1.6 million clients in Ohio and Kentucky.
The company once had international operations but sold them in 2016. Going forward, DUK plans to focus on generating cleaner energy and building natural gas infrastructure. DUK doesn't only mention the word "cleaner" for fun; it has retired 40 older coal units, reducing their carbon dioxide emissions by 29% since 2005.
Besides selling their international assets in 2016, DUK spent $6.7 billion to acquire Piedmont Natural Gas. This transaction should help DUK generate additional synergy as Piedmont was active in Duke's territories. A 4-6% revenue growth is expected going forward (DUK Q3 presentation).
We all have our methods for analyzing a company. Over my years of trading, I've used several stock research methodologies from various sources. This is how I came up with my 7 investing principles of dividend investing. Let's take a closer look at them.
My first investment principle goes against many income-seeking investors' rule: I try to avoid most companies with a dividend yield over 5%. Very few investments like this will be made in my case (you can read my case against high dividend yield here). The reason is simple; when a company pays a high dividend, it's because the market thinks it's a risky investment… or that the company has nothing besides a constant cash flow to offer its investors. However, high yields hardly come with dividend growth and this is what I am seeking most.
Duke offers an interesting yield for income seekers while not making unsustainable promises.
DUK meets my 1st investing principles.
Speaking of this, my second investing principle relates to dividend growth as being the most important metric of all. It proves management's trust in the company's future and is also a good sign of a sound business model. Over time, a dividend payment cannot be increased if the company is unable to increase its earnings. Steady earnings can't be derived from anything but increasing revenue. Who doesn't want to own a company that shows rising revenues and earnings?
When you look at DUK's dividend growth in dollars, it looks quite impressive. However, when you put the same graph into a percentage (%) progression, you realize that DUK is offering a steady, but small dividend growth rate. Nonetheless, Duke has successfully increased its payouts for 10 consecutive years. This make it part of the elite Dividend Achievers list. The Dividend Achievers Index refers to all public companies that have successfully increased their dividend payments for at least ten consecutive years. At the time this article was written, there were 265 companies that have achieved this milestone. You can get the complete list of Dividend Achievers with comprehensive metrics here.
DUK meets my 2nd investing principle.
Past dividend growth history is always interesting and tells you a lot about what has happened with a company. As investors, we are more concerned about the future than the past. This is why it is important to find companies that will be able to sustain their dividend growth.
The company is well positioned to continue paying its dividend and offer a modest increase year after year. The board committed to increase its payout by 4-6% during their latest presentation.
DUK meets my 3rd investing principle.
I like DUK's focus on what they know best (electricity and natural gas) and the fact that it is the 7th largest utility company in the U.S. I also like its interest in generating cleaner energy and the fact management has allocated an important budget to do it.
Duke shows an impressive $42 billion budget for expenditures for the coming years (2017-2021). Its program focuses on grid modernization, transitioning to a cleaner generation profile, natural gas infrastructure investments and environmental remediation. While this is good news, we are talking about some serious money being invested in the upcoming years.
DUK still shows a strong business model and meets my 4th investing principle.
Well… a 30 PE ratio isn't exactly what I'm looking for when I look at a utility. The 12-month forward PE makes more sense closer to 20. It even looks like a deal when I compare DUK forward PE with WEC Energy Group (WEC) and Xcel (XEL).
Digging deeper into this stock valuation, I will use a double-stage dividend discount model. As a dividend growth investor, I would rather see companies as big money making machines and assess their value as such.
When I look at the DDM, I can tell DUK is trading close to its fair value. I will not shock anyone by saying there is no deal here. However, you are not overpaying for a solid income source either.
I've found that one of the biggest investor struggles is knowing when to buy and sell their holdings. I use a very simple, but very effective rule to overcome my emotions when it is the time to pull the trigger. My investment decisions are motivated by the fact that the company confirms or does not confirm my investment thesis. Once the reasons (my investment thesis) why I purchase shares of a company are not valid anymore, I sell and never look back.
An investment in a utility stock is usually made on the classic thought of buying a sustainable source of income. This is exactly what is happening with DUK. The company shows a strong business model and a focus on stable revenue sources. You can expect your dividend to growth to be like clockwork. Best of all, your yearly paycheck increase will beat inflation year after year. DUK is a perfect match for any retirement or conservative portfolio.
DUK shows a solid investment thesis and meet my 6th investing principle.
My investing strategy is divided into two segments: the core portfolio built with strong & stable stocks meeting all our requirements, and the second part called the "dividend growth stock addition" where I may ignore one of the metrics mentioned in principles #1 to #5 for a greater upside potential (e.g. riskier pick as well).
You will rarely see a utility stock being part of a growth portfolio, right? Duke will focus on strengthening its position in its territory and providing cleaner energy. Don't expect the company to grow through acquisitions in the upcoming year, management has already a full plate here. Therefore, expect DUK to grow steadily and reward you with a stable dividend check each quarter.
DUK is a core holding.
Final Thoughts on DUK – Buy, Hold or Sell?
I'm not overly excited by DUK, but I think it's a good fit for many income-seeking investors. The business is solid, the dividend payment is sustainable and this situation will remain stable for several years. I personally prefer NextEra (NEE) or WEC Energy Group (WEC), but DUK is definitely a good stock to hold if you are looking for a steady payout.
Disclaimer: I do not hold DUK in my DividendStocksRock portfolios.