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Exclusive: 'I miss Crystal Palace - it will always be my club' - Selhurst favourite at MK Dons gives fans update on his career
Former Eagles assistant boss gives exclusive interview to the Croydon Advertiser
He was loved by everyone associated with Crystal Palace for more than four years, and just over a year since his departure, former assistant and caretaker boss Keith Millen firmly believes the Eagles will continue as a Premier League club next season.
Croydon-born Millen is now assistant manager at Milton Keynes Dons and has a relegation fight of his own in League One.
Millen has kept a close and keen eye on Palace, and has hailed Roy Hodgson for the job he's done this season following a torrid start.
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Injuries to key players have certainly curtailed any hopes and plans to push the club towards the middle of the Premier League table, but Millen believes the manager's experience and the club's run-in will crucial to survival.
"I think bringing Roy in really steadied the ship and he had a great start, and I think the main reason they have had a poor run is the amount of injuries they've had," said Millen, speaking exclusively to Digital Football Writer Mark Ritson.
"I speak to a lot of people there still and they can't believe how many injuries they've picked up, and not short-term but long-term - big players in that dressing room.
"The organisation that Roy brings to that club I think has kept them in the position they're in, and now they have got some players coming back, I am sure they will be good enough to win enough games to be safe this year.
"They have a decent run, and if they keep everyone fit then they have more than enough with Roy's experience, and Ray Lewington is with him as well, it looks a good setup."
LONDON, ENGLAND - AUGUST 16: Keith Millen of Crystal palace is seen during the Barclays Premier League match between Arsenal and Crystal Palace at Emirates Stadium on August 16, 2014 in London, England. (Photo by Clive Mason/Getty Images)
In a time where other teams around Palace have had their own problems on and off the pitch, there seems to be a strong unity at Selhurst Park.
The fight for survival looks like it will go to the final day, and even goal difference could play a huge part.
And Millen says keeping a certain Wilfried Zaha fit will be significant compared to other teams.
"That was always the strength we had when we were down the bottom, we always felt we had a good dressing room," he said.
"We were always the underdogs anyway, and we were comfortable being that.
"But I don't think Palace are underdogs any more when you look at their squad of players. They have got a good squad there, and with Roy's organisation as well s Wilfried Zaha returning, he has a massive influence on the game.
"To keep him fit, and they had a massive result at Huddersfield. It was also the manner of the win, it wasn't like they just nicked it, it seemed like they were in total control.
"I am sure and hopeful they will stay up. If we stay up at MK Dons as well then I'll have a good summer."
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As a man from the Croydon area, what about Palace's plans to redevelop their Main Stand at Selhurst Park?
"I saw the plans, and I am pleased they are staying where they are because that is the home of Palace, definitely," added Millen.
"I remember when they showed me the plans, it was sort of similar to Liverpool, that wrap around up and over the top.
"It just shows you how far they have come and developed the club."
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Millen left Selhurst Park in January 2017 following the arrival of Sam Allardyce, who wanted a change of backroom staff.
So what has 51-year-old been doing in the last year or so?
He had an interview for the managerial vacancy at Gillingham in October, but the Kent club decided to stick with caretaker boss - former Palace player - Steve Lovell.
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"When I left Palace I went to Tottenham for a little while, for around three or four months, did a bit of work to see how they worked which was really good," said Millen.
"I also did some work with Kenny Jackett at Portsmouth and then this opportunity came up from nowhere really.
"I went and met (manager to be) Dan Micciche and the chairman to see what they wanted and I liked the idea of it. It excited me.
"I have no regrets, I am really enjoying my time here and it's a great place to work. I hope we give ourselves the best chance to stay up.
"It's been a tough start for us but hopefully we can start to turn things around."
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Millen will always have fond memories of his time at Palace. It is, indeed, his club.
He misses Selhurst Park and the fans, right?
"Of course I do - I miss everything about Palace," said Millen.
"I don't miss being caretaker manager - I have done that enough times, to be fair!
"It's my club, isn't it? It always will be."
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Historically, selection into healthcare education and practitioner roles has relied heavily on prior academic attainment; however, there is now evidence demonstrating the value of selecting for 'non-academic' attributes such as integrity and empathy. Given that selection into healthcare roles is 'high-stakes' in nature, it is essential that selection processes are designed and developed in line with research evidence. This commentary outlines four key challenges to consider in the development of a future research agenda for selection into healthcare.
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Blue da boss?! Beyonce's daughter, six, proves she rules the roost as she tells both mom and Jay Z to stop clapping in hilarious viral moment from the front row at the Grammy Awards
Blue Ivy was captured motioning to her parents to calm down as they clapped enthusiastically, in a moment that instantly went viral
Beyonce wore $6.8m of Lorraine Schwartz jewelry, but skipped the red carpet
The Drunk In Love hitmaker's ensemble was inspired by the Black Panthers in a look sported two years after she paid homage to the socialist organisation at the Superbowl in February 2016
Mother and daughter were at the Grammys to support Jay Z, who was nominated for eight awards
The music icon did not win in any of his categories - missing out in the Best Rap Album category to Kendrick Lamar and Song Of The Year and Album Of The Year to Bruno Mars
Jay Z and Beyonce might seem like the coolest parents around, but they still manage to embarrass Blue Ivy.
The precocious six-year-old took charge at the Grammys on Sunday night and ordered her famous mom and dad to chill out.
With a steely gaze, and a nonchalant 'calm down' hand gesture, she immediately brought them to heel as they clapped enthusiastically at her side.
Guys, be cool! Blue Ivy proves she rules the roost as she tells mom Beyonce and dad Jay Z to stop clapping in hilarious viral moment at Grammy Awards
Too much, mom, too much: With a steely gaze, and a nonchalant 'calm down' hand gesture, she immediately brought her parents to heel as they clapped enthusiastically at her side
We'll talk when we get home: Blue sat quietly and well behaved for much of the night
Born to rule: Having skipped the red carpet, music's first family sat front row, with Blue sandwiched between her parents
Blue and her mom were at the Madison Square Garden show in New York to cheer on Jay Z, who was nominated for eight awards for his album 4:44.
Having skipped the red carpet, music's first family sat front row, with Blue sandwiched between her famous parents. Wearing white - complete with mini heels - the kindergarten student's outfit stood out against the black worn by both her parents.
Fed-up? The sassy youngster was not only ruling the roost over her world-famous parents but also making hilarious faces at the camera surrounding her
Don't embarass me dad: Jay gets put in his place by Blue; he and Beyonce also have seven-month-old twins Sir and Rumi
School night:Blue was allowed up past her bedtime to support her father at music's biggest award show
Let me listen! Blue silenced her noisy parents during a speech about the Dreamers by Cuban-born singer Camila Cabello
Now, about my allowance: The youngster and her father chat together, while Beyonce strikes a pose
While Beyonce was being bossed about by her daughter, the music icon was looking as cool as could be as she sat cross-legged in her velvet custom Nicolas Jebra gown, Alain Mikli sunglasses firmly on.
On her head was perched a black hat, rather obscuring the view for those sitting behind her.
The singer finished her outfit with an incredible $6.8million of Lorraine Schwartz jewelry, with 70 carat diamond and titanium geometric earrings hanging from her ears with 35 carat center stones. On her fingers were three platinum set diamond rings.
Her look was completed with a slanted hat and killer heels by Jimmy Choo and a mini clutch bag by Judith Leiber and her make-up artist revealed that her look was inspired by the Black Panthers - two years after she paid homage to the socialist organisation - founded in October 1966 - at the Superbowl in February 2016.
Amazing: Beyonce first paid tribute to the Black Panthers at the Super Bowl in February 2016
The Carters: She might not have walked the red carpet, but Beyonce did pose up - sharing the results to Instagram
Hey, Bey! She wore a velvet custom Nicolas Jebra gown, and fancy Alain Mikli sunglasses
Sunday night's outing came as Jay Z opened up about his marriage, seemingly admitting to infidelity.
Speaking during an appearance on The Van Jones Show, he said: 'You can love someone but if you haven't experienced love, and you don't understand it and you don't have the tools to move forward, then you're going to have complications and you can either address it or you can pretend until until it blows up at some point.
'For us, we chose to fight for our love. For our family. To give our kids a different outcome.
'To break that cycle for black men and women… We were never a celebrity couple, we were a couple that happened to be celebrities. We are real people. It's my soul mate, it's the person I love.'
Holding court: Everyone wanted to say hi to Blue, with Alicia Keys among the stars to kneel and engage the child
Oh this old thing? Blue smiled as she showed the singer her cute studded leather purse
Queen of cool Beyonce wore $6.9m of diamonds for the night out, but skipped the red carpet
Making friends? The youngster was not the only child at the showbusiness event
Icon in training: Blue, who has already made her rap debut, has a big future ahead of her
Jay Z is SHUT OUT of Grammy Awards despite eight nominations as golden boy Bruno Mars sweeps top three categories
Bruno Mars won all six of the Grammy awards he was nominated for including record of the year in a golden night in New York.
But Jay-Z who entered the show leading the way with eight nominations walked away empty-handed, being overshadowed by his younger contemporary Kendrick Lamar who won five.
The show was said to be the most diverse in the Grammy's 60-year history, but only one woman took home an award on her sole merit during the televised show, with Alessia Cara winning best new artist.
Magic: Bruno Mars swept the top categories at the 60th Grammy Awards as he took home the coveted Album, Record, and Song Of The Year awards at the gala event in New York City on Sunday
Golden boy: Finally Bruno took home the final and most coveted award of the night: Album Of The Year for 24K Magic
The ceremony saw attention on the women's movement continued with powerful words and white roses.
Musicians wore the flower in a showing of solidarity with the anti-sexual harassment movement which has been the focus of Hollywood ceremonies, and empowering speeches came from stars including Janelle Monae.
Following Adele's massive success last year, it was largely a night of disappointment for British nominees but absentee Ed Sheeran did win best pop vocal album with Divide and solo performance with Shape Of You.
Mars won all three top honours, with 24K Magic seizing record and album of the year and That's What I Like winning song of the year.
Up there: Kendrick Lamar won five, beating Jay-Z to best rap performance and best rap song with HUMBLE and best rap album with DAMN
Host James Corden said the show had the 'most diverse group of nominees' in Grammy history, which rapper and music mogul P Diddy also celebrated online.
Lamar beat Jay-Z to best rap performance and best rap song with HUMBLE. and best rap album with DAMN..
Lamar paid tribute to the veteran for his influence on the genre, and added: 'Jay for president.'
Whereas black outfits were the symbol for the Me Too movement at the Golden Globe, stars including Corden, Rita Ora and Cardi B each had a white rose with them at the Madison Square Garden show.
Monae, introducing a performance by Kesha, also called Time's Up on the 'abuse of power', saying the music industry is also affected by sexual harassment.
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Emotional: Kesha's charged performance of Praying brought the house down, and had the audience in tears
A list back up singers: Camila Cabello, Cyndi Lauper, Julia Michaels, Bebe Rexha and Andra Day all wore white to perform with Kesha
'It's not just going out in Hollywood, it's not just going on in Washington it's right here in our industry as well,' she said.
'Just as we have the power to shape culture, we also have the power to undo the culture that does not serve us well.'
But while women featured heavily in sentiment and performances, Alessia Cara was the only female to win an award during the televised show on her own, with Rihanna featuring on Lamar's winning track LOYALTY..
Cara said she was wearing a white rose to show support to women not just in the entertainment industry.
'Things are uneven and unequal and they need to be talked about and they need to be changed,' she said backstage after winning her award.
Speaking out: 'Just like dreams, these kids can't be forgotten and are worth fighting for,' she said
Lady Gaga, performing all in white, also gave a nod to the celebrity-backed anti-harassment initiative Time's Up between songs.
Cuban-American singer Camila Cabello called for people to continue fighting for protection for 1.8 million young migrants known as Dreamers whose place in America was threatened by Donald Trump's proposal to scrap the Obama-era scheme.
'Just like dreams, these kids can't be forgotten and are worth fighting for,' she said.
Country singer Maren Morris dedicated a performance to victims of the bombing at the Ariana Grande concert at Manchester Arena as well as those who were killed in the massacre at the Las Vegas festival where Morris had performed.
Awards were also posthumously given to Leonard Cohen, for best rock performance, and Carrie Fisher, for best spoken word album with her reading of her memoir The Princess Diarist.
In 2016, 36-year-old Beyoncé released her Lemonade album which featured tracks that addressed problems the pair had been having in their marriage, most notably in the track Sorry, which includes the line 'You better call Becky with the good hair.'
Jay-Z released 4:44 a year later to address their relationship from his perspective, such as including the line Leave Me Alone Becky in the track Family Feud.
And Jay-Z previously admitted that whilst the pair had 'a lot of conversations' about the music they were releasing, hearing the tracks made them both 'uncomfortable'.
Family comes first: Blue and mom Beyonce were there to support Jay Z, who was nominated for 8 awards for his album 4:44
Taking tips from mom: Blue has the best tutors in the music business
The father-of-three - the two also have seven-month-old twins Sir and Rumi - said: 'The best place in the hurricane is in the middle of it.
'The best place is right in the middle of the pain. And that's where we were sitting. And it was uncomfortable.
'And we had a lot of conversations. [I was] really proud of the music she made, and she was really proud of the art I released. And, you know, at the end of the day we really have a healthy respect for one another's craft. I think she's amazing.'

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Rolls Royce, Louis Vuitton, Sabyasachi… do you see any commonality between the brands mentioned? They are all distinct from one another, yet have a glaring similarity. They all represent royalty. They are all numero uno in their chosen field. In a similar vein, if we have to pick royalty when it comes to sunglasses, only one name comes to mind. And that is, undoubtedly, Ray-Ban.
Ray-Ban did not start out to be a luxury brand. It will be astounding to most people when they hear about its origins. What started out as a handy accessory for the US Army pilots in the 1930s has gone on to attain cult status in fashion history. Little did the makers know that their invention would go on to become one of the most widely-loved styles amongst fashion aficionados.
Every brand has their version of the Aviators now. But it was Ray Ban who invented this iconic style way back in 1932. Distinguishable for their metal frames and shape, the Aviators suit all face types and have continued to catch the fancy of everyone's imagination over the years. From Tom Cruise to Alia Bhatt, we have seen everyone wearing them with aplomb.
Another iconic invention of Ray-Ban, the Wayfarers have also gone on to attain a cult status in the history of sunglasses. The rectangular-shaped plastic-framed sunglasses have a fun, flirty element to them. Perfect for summer soirees and polo matches, many a celebrity from Marilyn Monroe to Sonam Kapoor have adorned themselves with it.
Over the years, the makers of Ray-Ban have brought to life many other styles of sunglasses. Mirror glasses, oval-shaped sunglasses, matte-finish sunglasses… Ray Ban continues to serve its loyal customers newer variants every season. But, the motto remains the same – quality and refinement.
Ray-Ban has a dedicated team that continuously strives to innovate on their existing products and bring to life latest trends and styles. New kinds of lenses and frame materials have been invented, so as to bring comfort to the wearers. It is this tireless perseverance that has led to Ray-Ban becoming the numero uno name in the eyewear industry.
Now, do you wish to have a pair of sunglasses which will last your lifetime? Then, look no further. Grab a pair of Ray-Ban sunglasses from any of the leading online eyewear portals and be assured that it will protect your eyes for years to come.


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Hello my little cherubs! I've teamed up with MINTED to show you how I styled some of their gorgeous artwork in my humble abode. I decided to give my entryway a nice little refresh and I couldn't be happier with the results! But I'll be completely honest, it took me weeks to decide on the pieces I was going to go with. Choosing artwork can be hard, and with so many amazing choices to choose from, it can be a tad overwhelming at first. I had about 30 pieces of artwork that I'd narrowed it down to, but kept changing my mind every six seconds. One thing I knew for sure was that I wanted all the pieces to be neutrals, or black and white. Because we're renting right now, I wanted to make sure that the artwork would match no matter where we were living, and no matter what colors surrounded me.
Another challenge I encountered was not wanting to put holes in the walls. (Rental fees, ya feel?) So I got creative and used an old bench my mother-in-law gave me years ago to display these pieces in our entryway! Jake and I love to travel together and I love how all three pieces flow into one another to tell that story.
Artwork completely transforms spaces, even teeny-tiny ones like mine. If you're in the market for a space refresh, check out more of my top picks from Minted's art collection! It won't disappoint!
Thank you to Minted for this collaboration!
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This is such a cool way to display art! & way easier than hanging it!


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Chairman of LIA raises concern about GNA-appointed Steering Committee Actions
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(Author: Libyan Gazette Editorial Staff)
AbdulMagid Breish, Chairman of the Libyan Investment Authority (LIA) in Tripoli, expressed his disapproval of Chairman of the LIA "steering committee," lead by Ali Mahmoud Hassan Mohamed, who has attempted to speak on behalf of the LIA in Italy on Monday.
"It is deeply disappointing to hear reports of Ali Mahmoud Hassan Mohammed's illegitimate attempts to speak on behalf of the LIA in Italy. These are further examples of the so-called steering committee creating uncertainty and confusion, and putting Libya's progress at risk," said Breish.
Breish asserted that "in claiming to speak on behalf of the LIA, Mr Mohamed is pre-judging the outcome of the Administrative Court in Tripoli, which will rule on the legitimacy of the appointment of his steering committee at the end of October 2016."
The Presidency Council of the UN-backed Government of National Accord (GNA) appointed Mohamed to lead a five-member caretaker committee to run Libya's $67 billion sovereign wealth fund.
Since the appointment of the steering committee in August 2016, Breish has maintained that the creation of the interim committee was illegal and misguided and did not serve the interests of the Libyan people.
"The LIA in Tripoli and the LIA in Tobruk are united in saying that the appointment of the so-called steering committee is illegal. This committee does not comply with the founding documents of the LIA and is against the best interests of all Libyans."
"While Mr Mohamed engages in expensive travel and publicity stunts in Italy and Tunisia he is also obstructing the settlement of our legal expenses thus putting at risk our litigation efforts. Through these actions, Mr Mohamed is insulting the efforts of those who worked tirelessly to regain the funds that were taken from the Libyan people.
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Young man dies at work
Posted on 29th July 2015 at 6:52 am.
Former Director Wayne Cooper, 40, of Coopers Services Limited has been sentenced after 24-year-old worker dies on second day of job. The company had been employed by a domestic client to connect new build bungalows to mains drainage, water and gas supplies.
Sadly the young worker died on his second day at work after a trench collapsed in on him. Despite the effort of rescuers who dug for 15 minutes to free him, 24-year-old Callum Osborne died of traumatic asphyxia at the scene.
Access to the site was along a narrow driveway and Wayne Cooper started the work on 29 March to dig a trench for gas and water which was back filled by 1 April. Work was then started on the drainage – a few feet from the previously dug trench and by 4 April a manhole chamber was prepared at the entrance to the drive. This work was done by Coopers Services Ltd workers and over the next two days manholes and trenches were prepared around the bungalows.
On 7 April, Mr Osborne was acting as a banksman and taking measurements of trench depth while a colleague was digging the main trench down the centre of the driveway for the drainage pipes and banking soil either side of the trench. Wayne Cooper arrived on site late morning and took over operation of the digger. At around 12.30pm there was a delivery of shingle, then shouting was heard and it became apparent Mr Osborne had been buried in the trench in front of the digger.
Wayne Cooper, 40, director of Coopers Services Limited, a now-dissolved company, appeared at Canterbury Crown Court for sentencing following an HSE investigation into the incident in Swalecliffe, Whitstable in April 2011. He was given two years to pay his fine of £75,000 or face 18 months in prison.
Mr Cooper was told by an inspector from HSE that it was "unlawful and highly dangerous" to allow the work to proceed.
The initial inquest by the HSE ruled the death as accidental. HSE investigated further into the case; however Mr Cooper refused to answer any questions about safeguards taken at the site, simply responding "no comment".
In court it was heard how Mr Osborne, whose partner was eight months pregnant at the time, had been working for Cooper Services Ltd and Mr Cooper for just two days when the incident occurred.
Mr Cooper said:
"Callum was there, I could just see his head, and then I just panicked, screaming for help and started digging, just to try and save him. I tried my hardest and screamed and tried to get Callum out. I started to dig with my hands."
He said he had also used a spade.
"I was using just anything to try and get him out."
Emergency services attempted to save Mr Osborne but he was pronounced dead at the scene.
At the earlier inquest it was heard how the workers had previously been using a piece of wood laid across the trench, to lower pipes into it. Some pipes had been laid but towards the end the pipes were out of the ground. Mr Cooper said a laser level had been used to establish the trench gradient and Mr Osborne had been checking it as they worked their way down, using a staff and receiver, picking up a signal from a laser on a tripod.
He had been putting the staff in the trench to do this by holding his arm out and touching the bottom. The HSE investigation found that the drive was about three metres wide. The material excavated from the trench had been piled up alongside each side of the trench which had no means of support to prevent collapse and no barriers or edge protection to prevent falls into the trench.
Wayne Peter Cooper, 40, director of Coopers Services Limited (Coopers Services Ltd is now dissolved) of Watchester Farm Cottages, Ramsgate, Kent pleaded guilty to breaches of regulation 31 (1) (a, b and c) and 31 (2) of the Construction (Design and Management) Regulations 2007.
He was sentenced to 12 months imprisonment, suspended for two years. He was also fined £75,000. If the fine is not paid with two years, Mr Cooper faces 18 months imprisonment. Prosecution costs of £25,000 were awarded against him.
HSE inspector, Melvyn Stancliffe said after the case:
"HSE's sympathies are extended to the family of Callum Osborne, a young man whose life lay ahead of him. This was a totally preventable accident. Mr Cooper was an experienced ground worker and knew the way he was allowing the work to proceed was unlawful and highly dangerous.
This incident happened because of Mr Cooper's failure to plan and manage the job properly. Had Mr Cooper taken measures to prevent a trench collapse at the planning stage or on the day of the incident, Callum's family would not have to endure the heartbreak of losing someone so dear to them. This was only Callum's second day working for Mr Cooper. He would still be alive today had well established working practices been followed."
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// Copyright 2018 The Chromium Authors. All rights reserved.
// Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be
// found in the LICENSE file.

package org.chromium.chrome.browser.download.items;

import org.chromium.base.Callback;
import org.chromium.base.ObserverList;
import org.chromium.components.offline_items_collection.ContentId;
import org.chromium.components.offline_items_collection.LegacyHelpers;
import org.chromium.components.offline_items_collection.OfflineContentProvider;
import org.chromium.components.offline_items_collection.OfflineItem;
import org.chromium.components.offline_items_collection.OpenParams;
import org.chromium.components.offline_items_collection.ShareCallback;
import org.chromium.components.offline_items_collection.UpdateDelta;
import org.chromium.components.offline_items_collection.VisualsCallback;

import java.util.ArrayList;

/**
 * Filters out download offline items till downloads backend fully supports offline content
 * provider.
 * TODO(crbug.com/857543): Remove this after downloads is migrated to use OfflineContentProvider.
 */
class DownloadBlockedOfflineContentProvider
        implements OfflineContentProvider, OfflineContentProvider.Observer {
    private OfflineContentProvider mProvider;
    private ObserverList<Observer> mObservers;

    public DownloadBlockedOfflineContentProvider(OfflineContentProvider provider) {
        mProvider = provider;
        mObservers = new ObserverList<>();
        mProvider.addObserver(this);
    }

    @Override
    public void openItem(OpenParams openParams, ContentId id) {
        assert !LegacyHelpers.isLegacyDownload(id);
        mProvider.openItem(openParams, id);
    }

    @Override
    public void removeItem(ContentId id) {
        assert !LegacyHelpers.isLegacyDownload(id);
        mProvider.removeItem(id);
    }

    @Override
    public void cancelDownload(ContentId id) {
        assert !LegacyHelpers.isLegacyDownload(id);
        mProvider.cancelDownload(id);
    }

    @Override
    public void pauseDownload(ContentId id) {
        assert !LegacyHelpers.isLegacyDownload(id);
        mProvider.pauseDownload(id);
    }

    @Override
    public void resumeDownload(ContentId id, boolean hasUserGesture) {
        assert !LegacyHelpers.isLegacyDownload(id);
        mProvider.resumeDownload(id, hasUserGesture);
    }

    @Override
    public void getItemById(ContentId id, Callback<OfflineItem> callback) {
        assert !LegacyHelpers.isLegacyDownload(id);
        mProvider.getItemById(id, callback);
    }

    @Override
    public void getAllItems(Callback<ArrayList<OfflineItem>> callback) {
        mProvider.getAllItems(new Callback<ArrayList<OfflineItem>>() {
            @Override
            public void onResult(ArrayList<OfflineItem> items) {
                callback.onResult(getFilteredList(items));
            }
        });
    }

    @Override
    public void getVisualsForItem(ContentId id, VisualsCallback callback) {
        assert !LegacyHelpers.isLegacyDownload(id);
        mProvider.getVisualsForItem(id, callback);
    }

    @Override
    public void renameItem(ContentId id, String name, Callback<Integer> callback) {
        assert !LegacyHelpers.isLegacyDownload(id);
        mProvider.renameItem(id, name, callback);
    }

    @Override
    public void addObserver(Observer observer) {
        mObservers.addObserver(observer);
    }

    @Override
    public void removeObserver(Observer observer) {
        mObservers.removeObserver(observer);
    }

    @Override
    public void onItemsAdded(ArrayList<OfflineItem> items) {
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The University of Michigan athletic department expects a budget deficit of $62.9 million for the current fiscal year due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, and projects a surplus of $1.4 million for the fiscal year that begins July 1.
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Warde Manuel, the Donald R. Shepherd Director of Athletics, presented the year-end financial projections and the budget for the coming year June 17 to the Board of Regents.
For the fiscal year 2021 operating budget, the athletic department projects an operating deficit of $62.9 million based on operating revenues of $88.8 million and operating expenses of $151.7 million. The operating deficit is a result of significantly reduced spectator admission revenues and preferred-seat contributions, as well as reduced Big Ten Conference distributions directly linked to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Looking ahead to FY '22, the department projects an operating surplus of $1.4 million, based on operating revenues of $180.4 million and projected expenses of $179 million.
Elements of the FY '22 operating budget are as follows:
Spectator admissions and preferred-seat contribution revenues are projected to increase by $79.5 million in total due to the return of spectators in attendance. This projection as of the June budget deadline could change depending on spectator attendance limits mandated by the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services.
Big Ten Conference distributions are projected to increase by $9.7 million, primarily due to an increase in television revenues.
Salaries, wages and benefits are projected to increase by $6 million due to the conclusion of various expense-reduction initiatives as well as contractual increases.
Team and game expenses are projected to increase by $11 million due to the return of normalized team activities, schedules and related travel.
As part of the presentation, Manuel also shared some of the department's top achievements, both on and off the field.
Michigan set another school record with 499 student-athletes earning Academic All-Big Ten Conference compared with a record of 405 in the previous year and 372 in the year prior. Another school record was set, with 674 student-athletes earning a grade-point average of 3.0 or better during the academic year. Track and field's Alice Hill (neuroscience) and football's Adam Shibley (communication and media) were U-M's recipients of the Big Ten Medal of Honor.
Through June 7, 25 student-athletes earned All-America honors during the year. Michigan had 27 student-athletes earn All-Big Ten first team honors with 12 student-athletes winning individual conference titles.
Despite a competitive season that was significantly altered due to the global pandemic, the Wolverines entered the spring season in second place in the Learfield Directors' Cup standings thanks to top-10 national finishes in women's basketball (9), men's basketball (5), women's gymnastics (national champion), men's gymnastics (3), women's swimming and diving (6), and wrestling (5).
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Dopo aver terminato la scuola, Kandyse McClure decise di intraprendere una carriera nel campo della medicina. La madre la convinse a partecipare a un provino, che le valse un contratto con l'agenzia Lucas Talent.

Debuttò nel 1999, con il film per la televisione In a Class of His Own. Nel 2000 interpretò il ruolo di una commessa nel film d'azione Romeo deve morire, diretto da Andrzej Bartkowiak. Lo stesso anno interpretò il ruolo di Katherine Ann "Kat" Cabot in ventidue episodi della serie televisiva Horizon. Nel 2002 interpretò due episodi della seconda stagione di Dark Angel, serie di fantascienza ideata e prodotta da James Cameron.

Nel 2003 interpretò il ruolo della sottufficiale Anastasia Dualla nella miniserie televisiva Battlestar Galactica; ruolo ripreso dal 2004 al 2009  in 54 episodi dell'omonima serie, e nel 2007 nel film per la televisione Battlestar Galactica: Razor. Grazie a quest'interpretazione si aggiudicò nel 2005 il Peabody Award.

Nel 2010 è tra i protagonisti della serie TV Persone sconosciute, prodotta da Fox e co-prodotta dalla messicana Televisa e dall'italiana RAI. Appare, poi, in due episodi della seconda stagione di Alphas nonché nella serie TV Hemlock Grove (2013).

Filmografia

Cinema
Romeo deve morire (Romeo Must Die), regia di Andrzej Bartkowiak (2000)
Spot - Supercane anticrimine (See Spot Run), regia di John Whitesell (2001)
Cole, regia di Carl Bessai (2009)
Passione senza regole (Careful What You Wish For), regia di Elizabeth Allen Rosenbaum (2015)
Love, Guaranteed, regia di Mark Steven Johnson (2020)

Televisione
In a Class of His Own, regia di Robert Munic – film TV (1999)
2gether, regia di Nigel Dick  – film TV (2000)
The Spiral Staircase, regia di James Head – film TV (2000)
Horizon (Higher Ground) – serie TV, 22 episodi (2000)
Level 9 – serie TV, 1 episodio (2000)
Passion and Prejudice, regia di Karen Arthur – film TV (2001)
Ritorno al lago maledetto (Return to Cabin by the Lake), regia di Po-Chih Leong – film TV (2001)
Oltre i limiti (The Outer Limits) – serie TV, 1 episodio (2001)
Just Deal – serie TV, 1 episodio (2001)
Mysterious Ways – serie TV, 1 episodio (2002)
Dark Angel – serie TV, 2 episodi (2002)
L.A. Law: The Movie, regia di Michael Schultz – film TV (2002)
Framed, regia di Daniel Petrie Jr. – film TV (2002)
Jeremiah – serie TV, 7 episodi (2002)
Carrie, regia di David Carson – film TV (2002)
The Twilight Zone – serie TV, 1 episodio (2003)
Black Sash – serie TV, 1 episodio (2003)
Hollywood Wives: The New Generation, regia di Joyce Chopra – film TV (2003)
Battlestar Galactica, regia di Michael Rymer – miniserie TV, 2 puntate (2003)
Jake 2.0 – serie TV, 1 episodio (2003)
Andromeda – serie TV, episodio 4x14 (2004)
Da Vinci's Inquest – serie TV, 16 episodi (2000-2005)
Smallville – serie TV, 1 episodio (2005)
Whistler – serie TV, 6 episodi (2006)
La figlia un po' speciale di Babbo Natale (Santa Baby), regia di Ron Underwood – film TV (2006)
Battlestar Galactica: Razor, regia di Félix Enríquez Alcalá –  film TV (2007)
Reaper - In missione per il Diavolo (Reaper) – serie TV, 3 episodi (2008)
Sanctuary – serie TV, 3 episodi (2008)
Battlestar Galactica – serie TV, 54 episodi (2004-2009)
Persone sconosciute (Persons Unknown) – serie TV (2009)
Campi insanguinati (Children of the Corn), regia di Donald P. Borchers – film TV (2009)
La lista dei clienti (The Client List), regia di Eric Laneuville – film TV (2010)
Hemlock Grove – serie TV (2013)
Supernatural – serie TV, 1 episodio (2016)
The Good Doctor – serie TV, 1 episodio (2017)
Ghost Wars – serie TV, 13 episodi (2017-2018)
V Wars – serie TV, 5 episodi (2019)

Doppiatrici italiane
Nelle versioni in italiano dei suoi film, Kandyse McClure è stato doppiato da:
Angela Brusa: Battlestar Galactica, Passione senza regole, Love, Guaranteed
Jolanda Granato: Hemlock Grove
Elisabetta Spinelli: Horizon
Mariangela D'Amora: Ghost Wars
Paola Majano: in Carrie
Chiara Gioncardi: Streghe

Da doppiatrice è sostituita da:
Domitilla D'Amico: Barbie e il canto di Natale

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Altri progetti

Collegamenti esterni

Attori televisivi canadesi

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The Belfast Sound Map was designed by Pedro Rebelo, Rui Chaves, Matilde Meireles and Aoghus McEvoy in collaboration with Max Stein and is maintained by the Sonic Arts Research Centre, Queen's University Belfast. The Belfast Sound Map was first exhibited at the Metropolitan Art Centre (MAC) in 2012 in the context of the Sounds of the City project.
A collection of recordings from various parts of Belfast which aim to capture characteristic sounds of the city. Recorded by year one Sound Design students at Queen's University Belfast 2016/2017.
Workshop led by Conor McCafferty and Matilde Meireles This event was part of the City Saturdays project run by PLACE. In this 3 hours workshop we explored sound as a key part of the city's atmosphere. We introduced field recording, sound mapping, urban sound art and went out to record the city.
A collection of recordings from various parts of Belfast which aim to capture characteristic sounds of the city. Initiated by the Virtual Studio class in the BSc Music Technology and Sonic Arts. Queen's University Belfast in 2013.
Workshop led by Pedro Rebelo, Rui Chaves, Matilde Meireles and Aonghus McEvoy. The workshop began with an introduction to the Belfast Sound Map. The group then conducted a soundwalk through Belfast City documenting the exercise through sound recording and text, a discussion of the groups experience followed. The workshop concluded with participants uploading sound and text to the map.
A collection of recordings from various parts of Belfast which aim to capture characteristic sounds of the city. Initiated by the Virtual Studio class in the BSc Music Technology and Sonic Arts. Queen's University Belfast in 2011/12.


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For real estate agents, the housing crisis and economic downturn that started seven years ago was not unlike a slow moving natural disaster — something agents had to ride out in order for their businesses to survive. But today, the economic signs are there. The ashes are clearing and the sun is coming out. It's a new day for the residential real estate market in 2015.


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Reviewed by mark-243 10 / 10 / 10
it makes you want to believe
I'm not Catholic, but this film makes you want to believe the whole thing. I've never been so moved by a story demonstrating the incredible power of innocence and simplicity as performed by Jennifer Jones in this faithful adaptation of the true story of the now-canonized Bernadette Soubirous. Beyond this story, the sets, performances, narrative flow, and in particular, the heavenly-inspired music of Alfred Newman is nothing short of transporting. Some may find the movie overlong, but I cherished every character and angle to the story--much like enjoying the book with all of its detail. This effort demonstrates more than just the quality of the golden age of cinema and 20th Century Fox, but it adds a cast and crew clearly inspired to tell this true story like no other has been told before or since.
Reviewed by ozthegreatat42330 7 / 10 / 10
This is truly one of the all time classic treasures of film making!
I have read where several people claim that there are flaws and imperfections in this film. But that is just not so. Even if you do not agree with the subject matter, and I do not come down on either side here, even though a catholic, it is simply a matter of capturing the emotional perfection of the story. Jennifer Jones had many fine roles in her career, but, as is all to often not the case, she honestly deserved the Best Actress Oscar for this her finest screen moment. Guided under the very skilled hand of one of Hollywood's often unsung but greatest director's Henry King this motion picture shines with a divine radiance all its own. The performances of the other cast members were also on a par with the lead role. I will here only mention a few. Charles Bickford as the priest who first scoffs and eventually becomes a firm believer was his very best. Vincent Price, who is always able to play a villainous role to perfection was excellent as the doubting prosecutor who cannot be convinced. And Lee J. Cobb turns in an excellent performance also. But the second kudos of the film go to Gladys Cooper, who should have won a best supporting award as the old nun, who cannot accept Bernadette for who and what she is. Finally, a note for the person who said the was no song in the movie and questioned the title. The whole film was a song or more correctly a psalm of faith, and the psalms were never sung but spoken. The music of ALfred Newman again underscores the action of this film perfectly. It is high on my top twenty-five films of all time.
Reviewed by ccthemovieman-1 7 / 10 / 10
Young Jennifer Jones Something To Behold
Despite being a little long at almost three hours and not all that exciting, I will watch this again if for no other reason than to see a young, beautiful, sweet Jennifer Jones once again in her screen debut. Much of this film is a frustrating experience as the sincere and honest "Bernadette" (Jones) is not believed by the powers-that-be: the local politician and clergyman. That disbelief goes on and on and on as Bernadette sees the image of the Virgin Mary, and cannot convince politician-staunch atheist Vincent Price and some stubborn heads of the Catholic Church that she's seeing exactly what she's stating. The real story goes that Bernadette had conversations with Mary (only referred to as "the lady" in the movie) for 15 straight days and miracles took place where the two talked. The acting in here is very good, top to bottom. Included on that this of good actors, but who not any billing on the DVD cover, is the great Anne Revere, one of the most interesting and underrated actresses of her day. The cinematography also is very good and can be easily under-appreciated while one gets involved in the story. This is definitely a movie to check out, whatever ones theological beliefs, for the acting, photography, involving story and, of course, to see Jones in her youthful beauty and innocence.


That was Make Munich 2017 – the most comprehensive Make Munich ever. 130 exhibitors, more than 70 workshops and 44 lectures on two stages awaited you. Since 2014 Make Munich has grown into a festival for future to touch. With areas like the virtual reality area, where you can play with everything, the biohacking / citizen science area and a lot of music projects at creativity, arts & sound, we set the focus and bring future developments to the festival. Newcomers and experienced inventors meet here. We offer the annual platform for the meeting of the scene in Southern Germany.
By the way, I really liked your fair. Also the spirit and the mix of people. It's something so pleasantly different from what you're used to, than such a hermetic designer cluster.
The nice thing is that you can actually talk to the engineers and technology freaks as a designer quite well, and also perceive your own profession in the mix much more than something useful, wherever the potential exactly may lie that is definitely in there.
The Make Munich was the ideal stage for us to interact with potential customers, interested makers and professional networkers. The show provided us with unexpected insights into required content and potential USPs. We were even able to get an initial price acceptance and clearly evaluate our customer benefits.
As you can see, the trade fair is really popular. And we think that this is a sign of the times. Many people want to improve something. They want to change something as a counter-movement to our throw-away society.
130 exhibitors, over 70 workshops and 40 talks – the 4th Make Munich showed that the maker movement is as broad and diverse as never before and was able to present numerous new trends of the scene. Approximately 8,000 visitors and participants informed themselves about the latest developments in 3D printing, IoT, microcontrolling, rapid prototyping, open knowledge, virtual reality as well as the latest phenomena of the scene such as biohacking and citizen science. Visitors especially commended the good atmosphere and the variety of exhibitors with a well-balanced mixture between starter topics and ambitious visions to touch.
Remarkably, groups such as Infineon, Intel and Audi have already discovered the huge potential of the maker scene and were represented at the fair with large stands as well as electronics retailer Conrad and other industry giants and numerous start-ups that could finance ideas by crowdfunding.
With topics such as design & crafts, creativity & art, sustainability & food makers and many interdisciplinary, visionary projects, Make Munich also achieves a different public awareness. While at the first Make Munich events the proportion of male makers and participants was almost 90% and women were rather an exotic minority, the gender ratio in the scene in 2017 has risen to 50:50. Never before have there been so many female makers at the fair.
The fair has also developed into a real family event. There were numerous workshops for the kids, from soldering courses to robot tinkering to virtual reality simulations, which delighted the youngsters.
The numerous lectures on various topics of the maker scene were well attended. Highlights of the program can be watched again on the Make Munich Youtube Channel.
A tour through Make Munich 2017, who is your favourite exhibitor?


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"Alright, you're done!"
The lady said as she came down from the watchtower. She appeared to be chuckling.
"Yes. Good work, Leon."
"I'm not tired. Not even a little."
It was all so sudden and anti-climactic. I didn't feel like I benefited from this practice at all.
I needed someone who could invade the area in a way where I had to sharpen my senses to the very limit. The difficulty here was so low as to be completely pointless.
"I was watching the whole thing. I'm impressed that you got all five of them so easily."
"Lady, I'd like to try it again."
"I came all the way out here just to practice. And that was a sorry excuse for an invasion. So we should do it again."
She glanced towards the five caterpillars–people rolling on the ground.
It seemed that they were trying to tell her something with her eyes.
"I think they had enough."
"Oh, and here I thought tonight's training was supposed to be for me."
You'd think that a second round could be arranged if it was necessary.
"That's true. But I think you'll be fine without any training. You pass the test. Isn't that right, grandpa?"
As he had been gagged, the old man just nodded his head.
"I pass? Is that how this works?"
That didn't seem right.
"I don't see the point in continuing. Unless we could get someone like Through, who uses magic as well, then further training would be meaningless."
I see. That was also true. The enemy would be coming from Makoku.
It was very likely that there would be magic users among the attack force.
In that case, this setup would not be of much use.
You had to fight magic with magic.
The longer one used magic, the more uses they found for it.
A young magician, no matter how talented they were, would often fall behind when compared to a veteran.
The number of times and the number of ways you used magic was what counted the most.
"Well then, I really have a long way to go."
"…I'm not sure why that's what you got out of this?"
Her smile stiffened.
"I guess that I'll have to train by myself."
In order to go against these magicians, I would have to try to strengthen my magic, even if it's just a little.
And so I thanked her and the Left Hands who cooperated, and then I melted into the shadows.
"…I don't think he took that in the right way."
Siluru muttered at the spot where Leon had disappeared.
The five Shadows that protected the castle.
They should have been tough opponents for defensive training. She had assumed that their experience would be a great advantage, and yet the results said otherwise.
She had watched as they were captured one after another and even wondered if they were getting caught on purpose.
"And that magic…"
It was so dark and it happened so quickly that she hadn't been able to see very well.
But she did see the Left Hand gliding in the sky, and the sword slashing through the cloth.
It was clear who had been responsible for that.
But, how? They were so far away.


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Musicians at The Sixth Form College in Solihull ended the Spring Term with a public performance, as the annual Easter Concert took place.
Students on the A-level Music course were among those performing.
Their solo performances featured music on cello, flute, classical guitar, piano, trumpet and tuba, as well as some vocal performances.
There was also a performance from the Jazz Group and a student band, Goodband, while the College Choir, consisting of staff and students, performed six songs.
Music teacher Chris Phelps said:, "This was the final concert of the year for our Music students, after two successful concerts earlier in the year.
"Public performances are an important part of their development as musicians, because it helps them to perform under pressure in preparation for their practical assessments. It was also great to be able to celebrate their achievements their year."
Pictured: Two students from the Jazz Group.


GreenBeanTeenQueen: As Requested-My Children's Lit Reading List-SUPER LONG!!!
As Requested-My Children's Lit Reading List-SUPER LONG!!!
Tunnell, Michael O. and James S. Jacobs. 2008. Children's Literature Briefly, 4th ed. Upper Saddle River, NJ: Pearson. ISBN 978-0-13-173490-6.
Note some of these are Caldecott winners and cannot be used for both this module and Module 3.
Note: Some of the Caldecott books are also listed in Module 2. You must read different books than what you read last module.
1951: Milhous, Katherine. THE EGG TREE.
1953: Ward, Lynn. THE BIGGEST BEAR.
1978. Spier, Peter. NOAH'S ARK.
1989. Ackerman, Karen. SONG AND DANCE MAN.
Read at least 4 books from the list. Please read books that you have not read or taught; read a variety of authors.
Spinelli, Jerry. STARGIRL or LOSER.
Fantasy--Choose 2 books—one from each age area.
Read at least 5 picture book biographies.
Read at least 2 biographies/autobiographies for middle or high schoolers.
You may also choose a Manga book of your own choosing—might be well worth it if working in high school.
Choose 2 series from the following list and read 2 books from these series or read 1each book from 4 of the series.
Rochman, Hazel. WHO DO YOU THINK YOU ARE?
Thanks for sharing this list. :o) And, um, you have a lot to read!!!
Wow, long list! Good thing it says "read one" or "read two". But very tempting to read more!
I bet it's hard to pick books you haven't already read though, huh?
I looked at most of them and I've read a great deal of them so I'd imagine you'd have even slimmer pickings!
Wow, that's intense! But fun, also. Good luck!
LOVE YOU FOREVER really scares me, though. It creeps me out.
I'd love to say that I have the attention span to have read that whole list...but I can't say that truthfully. When you said long, you really meant long. Lol, that sounded stupid.
Wow, that was overwhelming to read. Thank you for sharing. Go with The Water Babies!
What a list! You are going to be busy. Thanks for sharing.
Friendly note: Some of the authors' names are misspelled.
I so want to take this class! I took both kids lit and ya lit in college, but it wasn't nearly as in depth as this.
By the way, I highly recommend Lincoln: A Photobiography for your Newberry module. I read that for my kids lit class and it was better than I had anticpated.
What an amazing list! I'm saving parts of the list in a word doc. so that I can get some at the library for my 4 year old. I saw some of his favorites on there (like No David) so I want to check out the others. (Except for the ones on the first list - I loved that they were listed as books that weren't necessarily good. I thought I was the only one who didn't care for The Giving Tree).
I just finished my MLS and the reading for my children's lit class looked almost identical to yours. It looks really intimidating but I had so much fun in that class it was over before I knew it.
Hope you have fun, too!
Thanks for sharing the list. I feel smart because I've read a whole bunch of the books on your list! I do have a 8 year old and a 5 year old and I've taught elementary school for several years, so I've had good reasons to read most of these books!
Sounds like a fantastic class!
OH my goodness that list is infinite. Not only in size but fabulousness. I'm already envisioning a challenge with it honestly, LOL.
Will you blog about any of it?
Charles Atlas is amazing! www.charlesatlas.com!
Slake's Limbo = wonderful book! So glad to see it still makes the lists.


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Home > News > Architecture, iPad, Mac CAD – Aug 31, 2010 7:23 am
Autodesk finally comes back to the Mac
Anthony Frausto-Robledo, AIA, NCARB, LEED AP
Autodesk announces a native Mac OS X version of its flagship application AutoCAD, plus Autodesk WS for iOS.
Autodesk has announced Autodesk AutoCAD 2011 for Mac and iOS. This new software has been in the works for quite some time the company has reported to Architosh back in the mid summer. The new version of AutoCAD 2011 for Mac will also have the companion product AutoCAD WS, a new mobile application designed for the Apple iPad, iPhone and iPod touch. The company has definitely embraced Apple's touch interface technology, utilizing it in many creative ways on Mac OS X.
"The release of AutoCAD for the Mac marks the return of professional design and engineering software to the Mac platform and an important convergence of power and design," said Amar Hanspal, senior vice president, Autodesk Platform Solutions and Emerging Business. "Over 5000 customers have helped develop this product through our beta program and they are delighted to have the choice of a native Mac version of AutoCAD."
Code Name Sledgehammer
AutoCAD 2011 for Mac was code-named Sledgehammer. After a 16 year absence the company has come back to the Apple platform in the correct way, embracing Apple's phenomenal Multi-touch gesture technology on Mac notebooks like the popular MacBook and MacBook Pro, in addition to the Magic Mouse and Magic Trackpad just recently introduced.
01 - AutoCAD 2011 on the Mac. Autodesk makes huge announcement about this new software tile, marking a significant return back to Apple's platform.
Apple's Coverflow is supported and the company has done an admirable job with its graphic user interface for the program, including the adjustability of its colors (two-toned approach). The UI is dark and gray like many leading rival 3D and CAD applications on both the Mac and other platforms. The dark interface makes the content window more clear while diminishing eye-strain due to screen brightness.
AutoCAD 2011 for Mac works across platform for DWG file sharing. Users can open up AutoCAD files that were created by Windows AutoCAD users and vice versa. Additionally, older version of AutoCAD files will also open in AutoCAD 2011 for Mac and the company has shared with Architosh that they have worked extensively on the API for customization and third-party integration. Several big third-party AutoCAD software vendors are preparing native versions of their software for AutoCAD 2011 Mac.
AutoCAD WS
Autodesk announced AutoCAD WS as well. This new mobile application is a new free app that will be available from Apple's App Store for sharing and editing AutoCAD files on the iPad, iPhone and iPod touch for real-time collaboration on the go.
Both AutoCAD 2011 for Mac and AutoCAD WS will be available in North America and Europe sometime between this announcement and October. Users can pre-order the app starting Wednesday, September 1.
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– August 31, 2010 09:56 am EDT
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We've gotten some communications from Autodesk regarding release dates and MSRP for AutoCAD for Mac. The only data available is that it will release this fall and the MSRP will be the same as the PC version – around $3995. Autodesk WILL, however, allow current PC users to switch over to the mac version for a nominal fee. It will be interesting to see what percentage of users do decide to switch, as AutoCAD's exclusivity has been a thorn in many users' sides since the last version in 1992 (R12).
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Experience These Iconic Sites and Landmarks of Rwanda
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Rwanda is an African country filled with natural beauty and historic cities, all worthwhile to explore. Kigali, the capital, is a great place to discover the Rwandan history, from the rich culture to the events of the genocide. Outside the city life, natural parks and landscapes await you to be explored further. These are some of the iconic sites and landmarks in Rwanda that you should visit.
Kigali Genocide Memorial
One of the most significant events in Rwanda's history which shaped the country was the genocide. It's estimated that the genocide took the lives of more than one million Rwandans. To honor the memory of those fallen, the Kigali Genocide Memorial was established in 1999. The memorial also serves as a burial place for more than 250,000 victims. The iconic landmark helps visitors gain a deeper understanding of the country's dark past.
The Kigali Genocide Memorial is one of six memorials around Rwanda. It hosts permanent exhibits documenting the events of the genocide, artifacts of weapons used in the mass murders, and also documentation of many of the victims. Facilities of the memorial include an Education Center and Memorial Gardens
Kimironko Market
Markets are an essential part of life in Rwanda. Kimironko Market, the most famous market in the country's capital, gives an authentic Rwandan experience. Locals and visitors come to the market daily to shop for a wide range of goods. Make your way through the crowds to find some unique items native to Rwanda and neighboring African countries.
The Kimironko Market is housed in a warehouse complex consisting of many rows of vendors. Come to the market to find deals on food, household goods, electronics, clothing, souvenirs, and more. The market stalls are sectioned by category based on what they sell. Price bargaining is standard practice at the market and expected for the lowest prices.
King's Palace Museum
The King's Palace Museum, also considered the National Museum of Rwanda, gives visitors a glimpse into the royal life in Rwanda. The original palaces occupied by the royal families have been converted into museum exhibitions. The main palace highlights African life for royalty as well as the history of Rwanda.
Guided tours are available for visitors to get commentary on the exhibitions hosted inside the palace. You'll be taken to many of the palace rooms where original furnishings and decorations are preserved. A unique part of the museum is the herd of royal cattle, specially bred cattle called Inyambo, bred with large horns. In the distance is a second, larger palace that was being built by Rwanda's last king but left unfinished. The museum grounds also include the burial places for members of the royal family.
Rwanda is a small, landlocked country with abundant nature. The Akagera National Park represents the largest protected area of wetlands in Central Africa. When it was first established in 1934, it consisted of more than 10% of the total area of Rwanda, although it has scaled back over the years to a current size of approximately 1,200 square kilometers
The Akagera National Park includes diverse landscapes to explore within its boundaries such as plains, highlands, forests, swamps, and lakes. It was named for the Akagera River which runs along its border. Visitors can explore the wildlife seen throughout the park. All of the 'Big Five' animals except the Black Rhino are located here as well as more than 500 bird species. Game drives and tours take visitors to the best spots in the park for seeing specific animals. Boat trips are also common along Lake Ihema or Lake Shakani.
Volcanoes National Park was formally established in 1929, making it the first national park in Africa. As the name suggests, the park holds eight volcanoes and stretches across three countries: Rwanda, Uganda, and the Democratic Republic of Congo. Five of the eight volcanoes are within the Rwandan borders. Hiking and volcano climbing are favorite activities for visitors to the park.
Aside from the volcanoes, the park is also well known for the mountain gorillas. Research and conservation centers were established here for the protection of the endangered species. Over 1,000 gorillas live within the park's rainforests and bamboo trees. Many gorilla experiences are provided to visitors to get up close and personal with the primates. All tourism revenue goes back into the preservation of the park and the gorillas.
Rwanda is home to one of the African Great Lakes, Lake Kivu. It covers an area of 2,700 square kilometers and has a maximum depth of 475 meters, making it the eighth largest lake in Africa. Lake Vivu is more than just a body of water, as it has supported civilizations established around the lake's shores which still exist today. Its popularity has made it a popular destination for tourism, leading to many hotels and accommodations also built around the lake.
Lake Kivu is a freshwater lake which surprisingly doesn't have a large variety of native fish species. Only 28 species of fish have been discovered here. Fishing and boating are common around the lake. It's a picturesque location being surrounded by a mountainous landscape.
Musanze Caves
The Musanze Caves are an upcoming tourist attraction in Rwanda, found in northern Rwanda nearby Volcanoes National Park. The caves were formed by lava and volcanic activity for over 65 million years. The series of caves have historical significance as well as the natural beauty that makes it a unique experience for visitors to Rwanda.
The Musanza Caves are open to the public to explore the 2 kilometer stretch of underground space with the guidance of a tour guide. Equipment is provided, and walking paths are established through the caves. They are filled with bats flying overhead. The walls are lined with wild plants, flowers, and vines which naturally grow here. The caves were once used by Kings for food storage and holding supplies during wartime. Many Rwandans also used the caves for hiding during the genocide.
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All questions are from uneasiness of the mind. It is much better to stop worrying and just live.
Sat Ramha
Practice of higher consciousness
Conversations with a teacher
Love Meditation
Scholar's notebook
Wisdom notebook
Parable. Inner silence
There is a stiry about a Buddhist enlightened master who was sitting by the side of the river one evening, enjoying the sound of the water, the sound of the wind passing through the trees.... A man came and asked him, "Can you tell me in a single word the essence of your religion?"
The master remained silent, utterly silent, as if he had not heard the question. The questioner said, "Are you deaf or something?"
The master said, "I have heard your question, and I have answered it too! Silence is the answer. I remained silent - that pause, that interval, was my answer."
The man said, "I cannot understand such a mysterious answer. Can't you be a little more clear?"
So the master wrote on the sand "meditation," in small letters with his finger.
The man said, "I can read now. It is a little better than at first. At least I have got a word to ponder over. But can't you make it a little more clear?"
The master wrote again, "MEDITATION." Of course this time he wrote in bigger letters. The man was feeling a little embarrassed, puzzled, offended, angry. He said, "Again you write meditation? Can't you be a little clear for me?"
And the master wrote in very big letters, capital letters, "M E D I T A T I O N.
The man said, "You seem to be mad!"
The master said, "I have already come down very much. The first answer was the right answer, the second was not so right, the third even more wrong, the fourth has gone very wrong" - because when you write "MEDITATION" with capital letters you have made a god out of it.
The master said, "I have already committed a sin." He erased all those words he had written and he said, "Please listen to my first answer - only then I am true."
Silence is the space in which one awakens, and the noisy mind is the space in which one remains asleep. If your mind continues chattering, you are asleep. Sitting silently, if the mind disappears and you can hear the chattering birds and no mind inside, a silence...this whistle of the bird, the chirping, and no mind functioning in your head, utter silence...then awareness wells up in you. It does not come from the outside, it arises in you, it grows in you. Otherwise remember: you are asleep.
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Myles Himmelreich does not look like someone living with a disability. He possesses confidence, a wide, easy smile and an ability to connect with people. He speaks at conferences all over the country with audiences of up to 1000 people.
He is a husband and a father with a successful career, and he lives every day with Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD). Himmelreich was asked to present his story over 10 years ago when a friend asked him to speak at an FASD conference; he's been doing it ever since.
Himmelreich has known he was living with FASD his whole life, but he didn't actually start to understand it until he started going conferences, learning about it and being able to connect it to his own experience.
"Once I learned, understood, and became accepting of my diagnosis, then I learned, understood, and became accepting of myself," he said.
Himmelreich explains FASD as a "whole body diagnosis" that can affect the physical body as well as the brain. He was one of 500 people living with FASD that participated in a groundbreaking study on the effects of FASD on the body.
For example, people with FASD are 147 times more likely to suffer from chronic hearing loss, develop early-onset dementia in their 40's, or live with various forms of arthritis in their teens.
Just diagnosing these conditions can be a challenge, as doctors aren't often expecting to find these diseases in younger patients and they often go untreated.
No two people with FASD will have the same challenges due to the wide variation of alcohol effects on brain development. FASD is different in every individual, but there are common traits. Some present the classic facial features associated with the disability (small eye measurements, flat philtrum, and a thin upper lip), some outgrow some of these features, and some never present them at all.
People often think that FASD is associated with social, ethnic, or cultural background. While a common misconception is that this disorder only happens to alcoholics from impoverished communities, two significant risk groups are actually post-secondary students and professional women.
In both cases, women not planning a pregnancy can easily go some time before realizing they are pregnant — during which time they've had a few social drinks on weekends or some wine after work. And any amount of alcohol during pregnancy creates a risk for FASD.
Current studies suggest that closer to four per cent of individuals in Canada have FASD, around 1.4 million people. Those born with the disability are at increased risk of being in the justice system, substance abuse, and mental health issues.
Most individuals affected by FASD are not diagnosed until adolescence or adulthood, if at all. Often the diagnosis only comes when a child's behavior leads to various testing, and FASD is often referred to as an "invisible" disability for this reason. However, Himmelreich doesn't see it this way.
This is where Himmelreichsees the opportunity for real change in how we interact with FASD individuals. His approach involves ensuring the individual is being understood and supported based on where they're at, not where we'd like them to be.
For Himmelreich, his individual strength lies in connecting with people, the ability to tell a story, and getting people to understand what it's like to live with FASD.
Part of his approach involves incorporating the audience into his world. A volunteer is given a bendy pencil and told to complete several tasks while wearing thick gloves, flashing glasses, and listening to two sections of the audience count as fast as they can to 100.
Now 41 years old, Himmelreich has learned what works for him and how to incorporate into his life to make it better. His symptoms are all still there, they haven't lessened, but his ability to deal with what comes into his life has grown by leaps and bounds. And he is focused on helping others by normalizing the conversations around FASD and getting people to better understand that those with FASD face the same challenges that everyone else does, such as problems managing their money or their time.


The major breakthrough contributing to the development of Web 3.0 is semantic content for Web pages and ontologies for querying. Semantic content will use semantic languages such as Resource Description Framework (RDF), Extensible Markup Language (XML), Web Ontology Language (WOL), and Extensible HTML (XHTML) to provide description for Web documents. Ontologies are statements defined in semantic languages for computers to process knowledge like humans—by deductive reasoning and inference. Therefore, Web 3.0 would provide more meaningful searches and personalized results for the user.
The major breakthrough contributing to the development of Web 3.0 is semantic content for Web pages and ontologies for querying. Semantic content will use semantic languages such as Resource Description Framework (RDF), Extensible Markup Language (XML), Web Ontology Language (WOL), and Extensible HTML (XHTML) to provide description for Web documents. Ontologies are statements defined in semantic languages for computers to process knowledge like humans—by deductive reasoning and inference. Therefore, Web 3.0 would provide more meaningful searches and personalized results for the user. The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C Semantic Web) heads a collaborative circle of developers, experts, and interest groups addressing Web solutions and the Semantic Web in general.The Semantic Web will factor more than the human element into searches. It will make searches more personalized and more comprehensive. For example, in the field of law, Web 3.0 will change the way attorneys will research, produce, and present documents. Data on the Internet is essentially tagged, and it will be combined with information from various other sources to associate similarities to a case or research topic. In the medical field, Web 3.0 will improve collaboration for diagnostics and the adoption of best-of-breed practices for health care professionals all over the world. Medical content will be accessible through Internet repositories for adaptive data mining. In essence, research will be easier, all-inclusive, and better-rounded for the researcher.Two of the goals of Web 3.0 are adaptability and the use of natural language to express complex queries. A new approach called "Responsive Web Design" (RWD) is becoming popular among website developers to enrich the navigation experience and to allow adaptive screen views for all types of mobile devices. Users will continue to build the next layer of intelligence through our individual contributions to the Web. The following sites explain the Semantic Web application to medical endeavors and e-learning.Jessen, W. (2012). Web 3.0 and predictive, preventive, and personalized medicine. . Retrieved from Giannakos, M., & Lapatas, G. (2010). Towards Web 3.0: Concept for collaborative e-learning. Retrieved from After reviewing the course materials, submit a 2- to 3-page paper that answers the following question:Be creative in your answer.Your paper should be 2–3 pages in length, and reflect your personal experiences with the timeline. about yourself and about situations through this assessment process.The more that you can use the exercise to develop personal implications for your growth as a potential business person as well as an Internet-savvy individual, the more value you will get out of the exercise.


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Mexico Holidays
Rich culture, colonial heritage and pre-Aztec pyramids
7 Night Itinerary from £1,104
Aztec Tour
A wonderful combination in the south of Mexico: explore trendy Mexico City, with it's colonial heritage and colourful markets, and the magnificent pre-Aztec pyramids
Mexico City & Teotihuacan Ruins - 3 Nights
Puebla - 1 Night
Oaxaca & Giant Tree - 3 Nights
Experience the true Mexican national character in this three city tour
Explore huge pre-Aztec Pyramids at Teotihuacan
Discover cosmopolitan Mexico City and its large parks, perfect for strolling and cycling
Enjoy the colourful colonial town of Puebla, with views to nearby volcanoes
Be guided round the Zapotec archaeological site at Monte Alban
Get to know culturally rich Oaxaca and enjoy a range of fascinating excursions
Optional extension at a relaxing Pacific coast beach resort
Day 1 - Arrive in Mexico City
Days 2-3 - Visit the huge pre-Aztec pyramids
Raúl González is a native of Mexico City. He studied tourism at the University and has been guiding throughout Mexico for the past 30 years. Raul is a Veloso Tours Preferred Guide and has a great passion for arts, culture and ancient civilisations.
Arrive in Mexico City
Arriving in Mexico City on Friday allows you to visit the city at the weekends, when it is quieter and there are more cultural activities and markets. On arrival (international flights are not included), you will will be met by our guide and taken to your chosen hotel for a 3 night stay.
Visit the huge pre-Aztec pyramids
Staying until Monday, opt to visit the huge pre-Aztec pyramids at Teotihuacan and the Saturday market. You may also chose to join local people and families for a walk in Chapultepec park or cycle on Avenida Reforma, which is closed to traffic on Sunday mornings. Then perhaps take a long lunch and in the afternoon have tea and cakes, watching the world go by in Coyacan. There are excellent restaurants with superb fusion cuisine and the hotel spa to enjoy. You can stay longer in Mexico City and perhaps travel out of town to visit Cuernavaca.
Veloso Tours has a range of half and full day excursions in Mexico City that are pre-bookable. Please ask your tour expert for full details.
Day 4 - Puebla
Juan completed studies in Philosophy, Humanities and the History of Mexico, and was Professor of History at a local school. He has been a guide since 1985 focusing on cultural tours, and his new passion is the Archaeology of Mexico, having travelled extensively throughout the country. Juan's favourite tour is "Las Misiones de la Sierra Gorda" in Queretaro. Outside work, Juan enjoys keeping fit, hiking and yoga, and most of all, being with his family.
Today we drive to colourful Puebla, with great views of the Popocatepetl and Iztaccihuatl volcanoes On arrival, visit the colonial era centre, with beautiful examples of Baroque architecture, a stunning cathedral, the vibrant El Parian market and charming Los Sapos. Overnight in your chosen hotel.
Day 5 - Oaxaca's colonial heritage
Day 6 - See Tule's giant tree
Day 7 - Excursion to the artisan town of Arrazola
Day 8 - Stay at a beach resort on the Pacific coast
Oaxaca's colonial heritage
Drive to Oaxaca, admiring the dramatic landscapes of the Sierra Madre on the way. Here we stay for 3 nights, with two full days to explore. We visit Oaxaca and discover its rich indigenous and colonial heritage including the Zapotec archaeological site at Monte Alban, featuring pyramids, the tomb of kings, an ancient ball game court and a star observatory.
See Tule's giant tree
Today enjoy an included full day tour of the surrounding area. We visit Tule's giant tree, over 1,000 years old and whose branches embrace and cover a small church. We then head to Teotitlan, known for a long tradition of weaving cloth in colourful, intricate patters. The next stop is the archeological site at Mitla, which has superb stone relief patterns on the temple facades. We finish a full day at a Mexican liquor distillery, where you may wish to try some tequila.
Excursion to the artisan town of Arrazola
Today we have an excursion to the artisan town of Arrazola to see the colourful Alebrijes papier-mache figures and the black clay pottery of Coyotepetec. Later we will visit the little known ancient tombs at Zaachila and the impressive fortress-like monastery at Cuilapan.
Return to Mexico City or stay at a Pacific Coast beach resort
Transfer to Oaxaca airport for your flight back to Mexico City (not included). You may also take a short flight to extend your stay at a beach resort on the Pacific coast at Huatulco, Puerto Escondido or Puerto Angel.
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Multiple Travellers - Twin Room £1,104 £1,744
Accommodation and breakfast
Transfers to and from accommodation
Excursions with English-speaking guides
Transport and meals as shown
Exclusive list of restaurant suggestions
The price excludes flights