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2017 Offshore Achievement Awards
Submitted by admin on Thu, 19.01.2017 - 09:09
PlanSea has been shortlisted in the Emerging Technology Award category of the 2017 Offshore Achievement Awards – one of three nominees to be shortlisted for the category
These awards recognise some of the industry's most innovative technology developments as well as talented individuals and exceptional large and small company performance. This year's shortlist comprises a wide cross-section of the offshore sector, with companies large and small, spanning a variety of sub-sectors.
Ian Phillips, chairman of SPE Aberdeen and chief executive of the Oil and Gas Innovation Centre (Ogic), said: "The sheer quality and variety of entries we have received this year reflects everything that is great about our industry, particularly our ability to adapt to a volatile economic environment. It's clear that the UK's oil and gas operators and service companies have truly risen to the challenge, in particular developing some of the world's most advanced technology whilst remaining as cost effective as possible.
"As ever, our expert industry judging panel has spent a significant amount of time judging each entry before selecting the strongest contenders. I would like to congratulate all those who have been shortlisted for the 2017 awards, and I look forward to celebrating the winners at the ceremony in March."
PlanSea speak at Innovating Oil & Gas Logistics Conference in London
Submitted by admin on Sun, 01.01.2017 - 08:57
Jim Cargill of PlanSea was an invited speaker at the Innovating Oil & Gas Logistics Conference held at Canary Wharf in London in May.
Alongside operators and other logistics-related companies, PlanSea was able to update attendees on the capabilities of the company's software and our recent progress.
"This was a stimulating and valuable event and some interesting opportunities may have come from our participation." Jim commented.
Organisers Hanson Wade noted that "the Oil & Gas Logistics function faces the constant challenge of aligning its capabilities with business demands to improve performance and gain competitive advantage.
Logistics costs are escalating while bottom lines are shrinking. Oil & Gas is proving harder to find and its worth less once extracted. The current market downturn has put logistics departments in the difficult position of re-evaluating their strategies to streamline and improve their performance whilst aligning themselves more closely with the wider business needs.
Networks become outdated as suppliers, customers, channels and the expectations of stakeholders evolve. This contributes to escalated costs, reduced efficiency and increased logistical complexity. Meaning there is a capability gap between where companies are currently and where they need to be to fuel business growth and enable project delivery.
Everyone knows that the solution is to get closer to the business, to be proactive rather than reactive in anticipating demand, and to move from a supply function to a value driven function. However, few have found the answers as to how to make this happen in practice, and most agree that a change in the way logistics is carried out will be needed to stay ahead of business needs.
This is that forum which brings this community together to identify what needs to change to deliver a high-performance, customised, fit for purpose logistics network."
Nexen and PlanSea collaborate on efficiency and cost reduction
Submitted by admin on Wed, 05.10.2016 - 10:19
Nexen uses optimisation and scheduling technology to realise significant costs savings in marine logistics
Ground breaking optimisation and efficiency technology for offshore marine support operations has been developed for the oil and gas industry.
The innovative software, which has been developed by PlanSea Ltd., a spin out company from Robert Gordon University (RGU), has been applied by Nexen to remove significant cost from its North Sea operations.
Working with PlanSea, Nexen was able to simulate 65 weeks of its full North Sea marine operations using different schedules and combinations of its platform supply vessel (PSV) fleet. The results showed that significant reductions in fleet size and improvements in vessel utilisation could be achieved by re-organising its operations.
Nexen's Managing Director UK and SVP Europe, Ray Riddoch, is delighted with the progress Nexen has made. He said: "In order to live at a low oil price, operators need to make a step change in eliminating waste in the supply chain and this requires a step change in thinking about new modes of operation. Through working with PlanSea, we have been able to enhance vessel utilisation and so reduce our North Sea PSV fleet from four vessels to two, resulting in a 2016 saving of some £6.5M."
Prof. John McCall of RGU whose expert team at the university developed the system, explained: "Our system uses advanced algorithms to optimise vessel utilisation while still meeting all operational objectives. We have spent several years working with industry partners to model supply vessel operations so that we can be confident we have captured all of the constraints and delays that make offshore logistics such a complex task."
PlanSea Managing Director, Jim Cargill, is optimistic about the potential for the newly proven technology. He said: "The ability to accurately identify feasible ways in which reduced fleets can operate and validate that in realistic simulation is a game changer. There is a tremendous opportunity for the industry to collaborate with shared PSV fleets, potentially taking 40% – 50% out of resource costs. In the North Sea that could mean continued viability for assets that are struggling to break even in the current environment. Looking forward to a recovery in price, the value of savings made now will increase – as activity rises the cost base will rise at a slower rate as efficient fleet sizing is maintained."
Stephen Marcos Jones, Business Excellence Director, Oil & Gas UK, was supportive of the initiative. He added: "Oil & Gas UK launched the Efficiency Task Force in September last year to drive forward efficiency improvement across the industry, as such we are delighted to see this collaboration by PlanSea and Nexen achieving these great results. Their work together shows how taking an innovative approach and harnessing technology can drive efficiency improvements and is another small step in the transformational change required by industry to ensure the sustainability of the UK Continental Shelf."
Margaret Copland, Senior Wells & Technology Manager, at the Oil & Gas Authority also welcomed the news. She said "As Operators and the Supply Chain work hard to reduce costs there is a recognition that harnessing new technology to help collaboration and reduce costs is essential to allow the industry to prosper. Technologies such as digital have the potential to transform the industry and this example of utilising algorithms and machine learning to optimise vessel utilisation is part of that journey. The progress that Nexen and PlanSea have made in utilising software technology to make significant savings in offshore supply costs is therefore very encouraging."
For further information, please contact :
Jim Cargill, Chief Executive, PlanSea Limited jim@plansea.co.uk Tel : 07514-088766
About Nexen www.nexencnoocltd.com
Nexen is an upstream oil and gas company responsibly developing energy resources in the UK North Sea, offshore West Africa, the United States and Western Canada. A wholly-owned subsidiary of CNOOC Limited, further information on Nexen can be found here : www.nexencnoocltd.com
About PlanSea www.plansea.co.uk
PlanSea is a Limited Liability company that offers operational management control, fleet optimisation and vessel scheduling software for the offshore oil and gas marine support sector.
About Robert Gordon University www.rgu.ac.uk
RGU provides industry led undergraduate and postgraduate courses leading to highly relevant awards and degrees. Situated on one of the most beautiful campuses in the UK, the university is investing £120m in a master plan development project aimed at providing all staff and students with state-of-the-art facilities.
Teaching staff have an outstanding reputation for quality and academic research and our track record in graduate employment is the best in Scotland. The range of degree courses include online degrees as well as traditional taught courses in subjects as diverse as art and design, management and engineering.
About Oil and Gas UK www.oilandgasuk.co.uk
Oil & Gas UK is the leading representative organisation for the UK offshore oil and gas industry. Its membership comprises oil and gas producers and contractor companies.
The Oil & Gas UK executive formally launched the Efficiency Task Force in September 2015 to drive forwards efficiency improvements, lower costs and streamline operations. You can read more on our website.
About Oil and Gas Authority (OGA) www.ogauthority.co.uk
The OGA has been set up by the UK Government to regulate, influence and promote the UK oil and gas industry and has been provided with a range of new powers to enable it to do so.
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Christine Gray is a very creative writer that's heating up the Interracial Romance scene with her talent for creating books that pull her readers into the story, allowing them to experience every emotion. Her gift for original story lines laced with mystery, humor and erotic moments combined with strong women, and devilishly handsome men, has brought her a large fan base since her start in fall 2014 with Royalty Publishing House, under the pen name, Sapphire.
Beginning her career under the pen name, Sapphire, Christine Gary's list of books include Don't Tell My Husband, One of a Kind Love, Sweet Obsessions, the paranormal series, Relentless; A Vampire King's Desire, Don't Walk Away, Enjoying Mr. Hardwood, The Keagan Handcuffs and Lace Mysteries, and many more.

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Corona's Famous Landmarks
Corona Heritage Park and Museum offers tours and documents the history, art and culture of Corona.
Andrew Carnegie Library was built in 1906 and was the city's public library until 1971 when a new library was built. It is listed in the State and National Register of Historic Places.
Woman's Improvement Club Clubhouse was built in 1899 and is only one of three other historic places registered with the National Register of Historic Places.
Grand Boulevard Historic District is a circular roadway that is 3 miles in circumference and was once used as an automobile race course.
Corona Heritage Park
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Yay! Erika Toda! Thanks marimari!
Ahhh! Erika is so cute!
Was just checking out the cast of Gyarusa and didn't realize Saki was Uehara of Nobuta wo Produce. I didn't recognize her at all.
Props to Erika for being to pull off two completely different characters!
That said, there is a character in Kurosagi that reminds me a lot of Erika. Jdorama doesn't say anything about her being in Kurosagi, so my eyes are playing tricks on me.
ha. Erika is the actual lead female cast in GyaruSa. Yui/Mari are just side kicks.
She resembles Kou Shibasaki. A very good thing.
Can someone upload them again Please??? THANKS !!!
she's so pretty in her 1st PB!:D that let me wanna see more pics of her!


I absolutely love baking and there's nothing better than making something yourself from scratch and then sitting down to enjoy it. It just tastes that little bit better! Having said that, I have also been known to be a little lazy and buy packet cake mix which is exactly what I did last night.
I LOVE the Betty Crocker range and every one I've tried so far has been delicious. I'm not really a fan of chocolate cake but even this mix made my mouth water. The Betty Crocker brand are really easy to make, normally only about 4 ingredients are needed from your side and then you put it in the oven! Like I said above, I've tried a few of these cakes now and I've never messed up with any. Anyone could make one!
They do a range of cakes, cupcakes and cookies and even do the tubs of icing to match with each cake. They're normally on offer at either Tesco or Asda but I brought mine from Lidl for a little bit cheaper. I'd definitely recommend trying a pack for yourself!
That looks great. And I bet it's delish. I like to enjoy things I've created too. But I'm not much of a baker, or a chef for that matter. When it comes to food, I enjoy the eating part. Ha!
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A four-part workshop series from March to April 2019. Cost: $10 per workshop $30 for all four.


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Home > Celebrity > Sportsmen
Real name Shaun Roger White
Date of birth September 3, 1986
Occupation Snowboarder, skateboarder
Who is Shaun White dating now? Nina Dobrev
What is Shaun White relationship status? Dating
Shaun White girlfriends list
Sarah Barthel
2 Nina Dobrev Dating March 2020 - 10 months
1 Sarah Barthel Ex 2014 2019 5 years
Shaun White and Sarah Barthel
If you are into sports and snowboarding in particular, then you have definitely heard of a "Flying Tomato" and three-time Olympic gold medalist, Shaun White.
The sportsman drew his first breath in San Diego to Cathy and Roger. He also has two siblings named Karie and Jesse. He started surfing and skateboarding at a young age. When he turned 6, his mother introduced him to snowboarding and that's how and when he got really passionate about this kind of sport.
Within a year, White took part in his first snowboarding contest and at 9 he was already noticed in the world of not only snowboarding but also skateboarding. By the age of 12 he used to win all amateur meets he participated in and at 13 he became professional. Shaun began taking part in X Games and won quite a few awards along with dozens of medals. To name just a few: U.S. 2003 Open Slopestyle and Superpipe, 2006 Rider of the Year, etc. In 2010 he won gold in the Halfpipe during the Winter Olympics in Vancouver.
Today, White is still extremely passionate about sports and keeps training and taking part in different competitions.
And now it is time to share top 5 little-known facts about the star you will be surprised to hear about:
He got the first sponsorship deal at the age of 7.
He is an accomplished skateboarder.
He likes music and plays the guitar. He even went on a tour with a band Bad Things.
He can be seen in such movie as Friends With Benefits. Also he was a guest at American Dad! and co-produced a film called Cloud 9.
In 2014 he participated in the Winter Olympics where he finished fourth.


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Suriname elects new president, ending Bouterse's rule
By AFP Jul 13, 2020 in World
Suriname elected former police chief and opposition leader Chan Santokhi as its new president Monday, ending the rule of Desi Bouterse, who has weighed heavily on the South American country's politics for decades.
Santokhi, 61, was elected by the 51-member National Assembly to rule the tiny oil-and-gold exporting nation for the next five years.
He told the assembly he was inheriting a country "on the brink of financial collapse. We are balancing on the edge of an international default."
After a divisive campaign that saw his party win May's general election, Santokhi called for unity to tackle the country's economic problems "shoulder to shoulder."
His victory brings an end to the rule of former military strongman Bouterse, who was first elected president in the former Dutch colony in 2010 after initially seizing power in 1980 and ruling for seven years.
Bouterse, now 72, seized power briefly a second time in a bloodless coup in 1990.
In November, he was sentenced to 20 years in prison by a military court for ordering executions during his first period in power, in 1982.
He was convicted of having 15 political opponents -- including lawyers, journalists and businessmen -- rounded up and executed.
Bouterse appealed his conviction, and the case was postponed due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Santohki's Progressive Reform party won 20 seats in May elections, enough to form a coalition government with the General Liberation and Development Party of Ronnie Brunswijk, who will be vice-president.
Brunswijk is a former rebel leader who fought a civil war against Bouterse in the late 1980s.
Santokhi is due to be sworn in as new president on Thursday.
Suriname, on the northeastern shoulder of South America, shares a border with Guyana, Brazil and -- through French Guiana -- with France.
French President Emmanuel Macron congratulated Santokhi, saying their nations' shared border made Suriname and France "natural partners."
Macron added that he hoped the two would work together to kickstart "cross-border cooperation," stalled over a long-time dispute over the common frontier.
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Q: JPARepository - sometimes create duplicate records I have the following entity class.

@Data
@EqualsAndHashCode(callSuper=false)
@ToString(callSuper=true)
@Entity
@Table(name = "storeitem")
public class StoreItem extends SellableStoreItem {

  @Id
  @GeneratedValue(strategy = GenerationType.AUTO)
  private UUID id;

  @EqualsAndHashCode.Exclude
  @ToString.Exclude
  @ManyToOne
  @JoinColumn(name = "store_id")
  private Store store;

  @EqualsAndHashCode.Exclude
  @ToString.Exclude
  @ManyToOne
  @JoinColumn(name = "storeitemcategory_id", nullable = true)
  private StoreItemCategory storeItemCategory;

  @EqualsAndHashCode.Exclude
  @OneToMany(fetch = FetchType.EAGER, mappedBy = "storeItem")
  private List<StoreItemTranslation> storeItemTranslationList = new ArrayList<>();

  @EqualsAndHashCode.Exclude
  @OneToMany(mappedBy = "storeItem",
      cascade = CascadeType.ALL,
      orphanRemoval = true)
  private List<StoreItemOptionCollectionSelection> storeItemOptionCollectionSelections = new ArrayList<>();

  @EqualsAndHashCode.Exclude
  @Column(name = "uid")
  private UUID uid = UUID.randomUUID();

  @EqualsAndHashCode.Exclude
  @CreationTimestamp
  @Column(name = "createddate", nullable = false)
  private LocalDateTime createdDate;

  @EqualsAndHashCode.Exclude
  @Column(name = "iscurrent", nullable = false)
  private boolean isCurrent = true;

And in my service layer, I do the following.

  private StoreItemResponse setStoreItemCreate(StoreItemDTO storeItemDTO, Store store, StoreItemCategory storeItemCategory) {

    StoreItem storeItem = new StoreItem(storeItemDTO, store, storeItemCategory);
    if(storeItemDTO.getUid() != null){
      storeItem.setUid(storeItemDTO.getUid());
    }
    storeItem = storeItemRepository.save(storeItem);

    // Create Translations for store Item
    for (TranslationDTO translationDTO : storeItemDTO.getTranslationDTOs()) {
      StoreItemTranslation translation = new StoreItemTranslation(translationDTO, storeItem);
      storeItemTranslationRepository.save(translation);
    }

    return new StoreItemResponse(storeItem.getId(), DtoResponseStatus.OK);
  }

However, when testing the code, I notice that there are times (not often but some cases) I see duplicate records (with different id) are being saved to database. And the duplicates are saved 2ms apart so I suspect  storeItem = storeItemRepository.save(storeItem); created the duplicate records.
Why would this happen?

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Q: Zend Framework 1.12 - Plugin by name 'Paginationcontrol' was not found in the registry I have got error messages when i m load view all student controller
An error occurred
Application error
Exception information:

Message: Plugin by name 'Paginationcontrol' was not found in the registry; used paths: Admin_View_Helper_: /home/aiengine/public_html/zend/psc_app_final_4/application/modules/admin/views/helpers/ ZendX_JQuery_View_Helper_: ZendX/JQuery/View/Helper/ Zend_View_Helper_: Zend/View/Helper/:./views/helpers/
viewallstudentAction
 public function viewallstudentsAction() {
     $db = Zend_Db_Table::getDefaultAdapter();

    $selection = $db->select()->from('tblstudents');
    $paginator = Zend_Paginator::factory($selection);
    $paginator->setcurrentpagenumber($this->_getparam('page', 1));
    $paginator->setItemcountperpage('10');
    $paginator->setpagerange('5');
    $this->view->paginator = $paginator;

    $searchstudent_form = new Admin_For`enter code here`m_Searchstudent();
    $this->view->searchstudent_form = $searchstudent_form;
}

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**viewallstudents.phtml**

                <?php echo $this->searchstudent_form; ?>

            <?php echo $this->paginationcontrol($this->paginator, 'Sliding', 'students/index.phtml') ?>

                <input type="button" id="del_student_confirm" value="Delete" class="btn btn-primary"/>

                    <input type="checkbox" id="checkAll" >

             studentID
             name
             sex
            Action

            <?php
            foreach ($this->paginator as $record) {
                ?>

                <tr id="<?php echo $record['studentID']; ?>">

                                <input type="checkbox" id="inlineCheckbox1" value="<?php echo $record['studentID']; ?>" name="studentID[]">

                     <?php echo $record['studentID']; ?>
                     <?php echo $record['name']; ?>
                     <?php echo $record['sex']; ?>
                    <a id='update' href="<?php echo $this->url(array('module' => 'admin', 'controller' => 'students', 'action' => 'editstudent', 'studentID' => $record['studentID'], 'name' => $record['name'], 'name' => $record['name'], 'sex' => $record['sex']), null, true); ?>"><img src="<?php echo $this->serverUrl() . $this->baseUrl(); ?>/img/edit.png"/>

                <?php
            }
            ?>

<img src="<?php echo $this->serverUrl() . $this->baseUrl(); ?>/img/warning.png"/>  Are you sure you wish to delete?

                <button type="button" class="btn btn-default" data-dismiss="modal">Close</button>
                <button type="submit" class="btn btn-primary" id="delete_me">Delete</button>

<img src="<?php echo $this->serverUrl() . $this->baseUrl(); ?>/img/warning.png"/>  Are you sure you wish to Update?

                <button type="button" class="btn btn-default" data-dismiss="modal">Close</button>
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A: Your error says is all ,
use this,
<?php echo $this->paginationControl($this->paginator, 'Sliding', 'students/index.phtml'); ?>

and it would work.
you are using small 'c' in paginationControl.


The computer has scrambled 36 tiles in a 6 by 6 grid. You may ask it for a path from one letter to another. With several paths you can deduce the position of the letters. Your score depends on how long you take and how many paths you request.
The download includes both the English and French versions of the game.


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I am so excited to be a part of an innovative school that helps students excel and gain confidence in areas where they need the boost. I have been a teacher for several years and have loved my time here at Franklin Discovery. My specialty is reading. I love helping students learn and grow with their reading skills. I have always loved reading since I was very little, so much so, that I went on to get my bachelor's degree in English Literature. Later, I decided my love of reading should be able to help some of those who struggled, so I got my license and became a teacher. I love opening students' eyes to the amazing world that is out there driven by pure imagination. Now I am graduating with my Master's degree in Instructional Design with a technology focus. I love learning and I'll continue to keep learning my whole life.
About me personally, I am the mother of four amazing daughters, who are the loves of my life. I am passionate about travelling with my family, and I especially love travelling to Europe. History is the driving force behind most of my travels, and that definitely enhances my experiences as I discover new places and cultures. I also love reading, as I said before. If I had all the time in the world, I would sit with a book on my patio on a beautiful Fall day and just read forever. Ah, to dream.


Monster girls on tour has arrived as a regular series. A webcomic with absurd humor about monster girls and geek culture (videogames, manganime, superhero comics, etc) , K'sara the salamander will meet a lot of monster girls in a serie of strips that make little or no sense.
MGoT was born as a stand alone spin off of my webcomic Guild adventure, although it's independent and there's no need to read any of my other comics to read it. GA is an adventure webcomic inspired by Monster hunter with a lot of monster girls, it's set in my Robukan setting, and has been running for more than 3 years. The spin off "MGoT: the begining" is a short absurd humor comic telling the story on how the Pariah team got together, it was created to sell in a spanish magazine but i also sell it in english as pdf in my website. Now you can read the nonsensical adventures of K'sara and her group each weak on Saturdays.


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Jean Lorrah (* 28. November 1948; nach anderen Angaben 1938 oder 1940) ist eine US-amerikanische Science-Fiction- und Fantasy-Autorin.

Lorrah hat mehrere Star-Trek-Romane geschrieben und oft mit Jacqueline Lichtenberg zusammengearbeitet. Ihre letzte Zusammenarbeit mit Lichtenberg gehört zum Sime-Gen-Universum. Die Fantasy-Serie The Savage Empire aus den 1980er Jahren hat Lorrah zum größten Teil alleine geschrieben. Sie erhielt ihren Ph. D. an der Florida State University und ging 1968 an die Murray State University in Kentucky, wo sie als Englisch-Professorin tätig ist.

Werke

The Savage Empire
 Savage Empire, Playboy Paperbacks 1981, ISBN 0-87216-794-1
 Dragon Lord of the Savage Empire, Playboy Paperbacks 1982, ISBN 0-86721-221-7
 Captives of the Savage Empire, Berkley Books 1984, ISBN 0-425-06465-4
 Flight to the Savage Empire, Signet / New American Library 1986, ISBN 0-451-14169-5 (mit Winston Howlett)
 Sorcerers of the Frozen Isles, Signet / New American Library 1986, ISBN 0-451-14268-3
 Wulfston's Odyssey, Signet / New American Library 1987, ISBN 0-451-15056-2 (mit Winston Howlett)
 Empress Unborn, Signet / New American Library 1988, ISBN 0-451-15372-3

Nessie
Mit Lois June Wickstrom
 Nessie and The Viking Gold, Gripper Products 2003, ISBN 0-916176-21-5
 Nessie and the Celtic Maze, Gripper Products 2007, ISBN 978-0-916176-24-2

Sime/Gen
 First Channel, Doubleday 1980, ISBN 0-385-14766-X (mit Jacqueline Lichtenberg)
 Die dritte Art, Moewig 1988, Übersetzer  Reinhold H. Mai, ISBN 3-8118-3830-X
 Channel's Destiny, Doubleday 1982, ISBN 0-385-17028-9 (mit Jacqueline Lichtenberg)
 Ambrov Keon, DAW Books 1986, ISBN 0-88677-109-9
 Zelerod's Doom, DAW Books 1986, ISBN 0-88677-145-5 (mit Jacqueline Lichtenberg)
 To Kiss or to Kill, Borgo Press / Wildside Press 2011, ISBN 978-1-4344-1218-8
 A Change of Tactics, Wildside Press 2017, ISBN 978-1-4794-2495-5 (mit Jacqueline Lichtenberg)
 A Shift of Means, Wildside Press 2017, ISBN 978-1-4794-4505-9 (mit Jacqueline Lichtenberg)

Raumschiff Enterprise (Star Trek: TOS)
 The Vulcan Academy Murders, Pocket Books 1984, ISBN 0-671-50054-6
 Mord an der Vulkan-Akademie, Heyne 1989, Übersetzer Andreas Brandhorst, ISBN 3-453-03156-3
 The IDIC Epidemic, Pocket Books 1988, ISBN 0-671-63574-3
 Die UMUK-Seuche, Heyne 1992, Übersetzer Andreas Brandhorst, ISBN 3-453-06194-2

Raumschiff Enterprise: Das nächste Jahrhundert (Star Trek: The Next Generation)
 Survivors, Pocket Books 1989, ISBN 0-671-67438-2
 Überlebende, Heyne 1990, Übersetzer Andreas Brandhorst, ISBN 3-453-04288-3
 Metamorphosis, Titan Books 1990, ISBN 1-85286-288-2
 Metamorphose, Heyne 1991, Übersetzer Andreas Brandhorst, ISBN 3-453-05378-8

Einzelroman
 Blood Will Tell, Awe-Struck Publishing 2001, ISBN 1-58749-134-6

Weblinks

 Jean Lorrah in der Science Fiction Awards+ Database (englisch)

Autor
Hochschullehrer (Kentucky)
Literatur (20. Jahrhundert)
Literatur (21. Jahrhundert)
Literatur (Englisch)
Literatur (Vereinigte Staaten)
Science-Fiction-Literatur
Fantasyliteratur
Star Trek
Roman, Epik
Kurzgeschichte
Erzählung
Essay
US-Amerikaner
Geboren im 20. Jahrhundert
Frau

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WWF in the Czech Republic
WWF started activities in the Czech Republic in 2017. Currently, WWF Central and Eastern Europe is managing WWF engagement in the Czech Republic via consultancies and partner organizations.
WWF-CEE aims to protect one of Europe's most unspoiled environments - the so-called "Green Heart of Europe". From the Danube River to the Carpathian Mountains, it includes many of the continent's greatest natural treasures.
In pursuit of this goal, WWF's initial project activities in the Czech Republic were devoted to the Carpathians, focusing on ensuring wildlife-friendly transportation networks.
WWF-CEE also partners with businesses and philanthropists in the Czech Republic to build strategic partnerships that conserve species, protect nature, safeguard the climate and ensure more sustainable production and consumption.
Conservation Facts
Brimming with natural beauty, the Czech Republic's flora and fauna is of special scientific and nature conservation importance. The country is home to a considerable proportion of those species that are protected at European level. Thanks to historical development and natural conditions, the Czech Republic has a structurally rich landscape, which is, however, increasingly influenced by fragmentation, housing development, intensive economic use and unification.
The Czech Republic hosts an estimated 55,480 species of animals and plants. This number represents 35% of the total species described for Europe and could represent more than 3% of the species in the world1. But the state of animal and plant species is related to the state of landscape - the number of species assessed as endangered is growing.
The large-scale network of protected areas consists of 4 national parks and 26 landscape protected areas. In total they represent about 16% of the surface of the Czech Republic. There is also an extensive network – more than 2,600 – of small-scale protected areas. Worldwide, it is one of the highest numbers per capita.
The Natura 2000 network, which partly overlaps with national categories of protected areas, consists of 41 Special Protection Areas and 1,112 Special Areas of Conservation, representing about 14% of the area of the Czech Republic2. However, without proper management such a high number of protected areas might be of low effectivity in the end.
At 34% woodland coverage, the Czech Republic is one of the most forested nations in Europe3. Unfortunately, a large part of the forests is in long-term poor health. This is mainly related to their unsuitable species and age composition, bark beetle calamity and overpopulated ungulate game which make natural regeneration impossible.
Impactful Projects
SaveGREEN - Safeguarding the Functionality of Transnationally Important Ecological Corridors in the Danube Basin: The carving up of our remaining wilderness and the loss of eco-corridors can have devastating effects on the wildlife and habitats of Central and Eastern Europe. Linear transport infrastructure, urban development, intensive agricultural, forestry, and water management practices can interrupt ecological corridors, cause traffic-deaths, and lower the reproductive success of key species. WWF-CEE is working on a project to address this vital issue as lead partner in the project SaveGREEN. Together with 12 other project partners, WWF-CEE will foster cross-sectoral and transnational cooperation and build a comprehensive know-how towards the development of concrete solutions aimed at improving, restoring, and preserving the functionality of key ecological corridors in the Carpathians. The project covers 8 pilot areas in Austria, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary, Ukraine, Romania, and Bulgaria. Learn more about SaveGREEN here.
Good for You, Good for Nature: Since July 2021, WWF has established its first of its kind corporate partnership in the country. The retailer Tesco and WWF joined forces to raise awareness of sustainable eating habits to improve health and mitigate the environmental impact of our food. The long-term partnership's objective is to support a shift to affordable and sustainable everyday shopping choices in the Czech Republic, Hungary and Slovakia. The Tesco-WWF Partnership in the Central European region will focus on three key areas: raising awareness amongst Tesco colleagues of the role they can play to reduce the impact of corporate operations on the environment and nature; stimulating customer interest in, and awareness of sustainable food choices that they can make every day; and working together with suppliers and partners to raise awareness of best practice sustainable production and ensure affordable choices for shoppers. Learn more about the partnership here.
Nature Positive – The Future Of Business: In September 2020, WWF International and the VELUX Group launched one of the most ambitious corporate actions for climate and nature actions, committing the global manufacturer of roof windows to take responsibility for its past and future carbon emissions to become Lifetime Carbon Neutral. As an essential extension of the global partnership WWF-CEE, the Science Based Target initiative (SBTi) and the VELUX Group have joined forces to share WWF experiences with setting science-based targets and taking action for a sustainable future. Together they are organizing series of virtual round tables in the region called "Nature Positive – The Future Of Business". The purpose of the online events is to outline the business case for taking action for the climate and environment; explain the role that science-based targets can play in guiding action; and use the VELUX example to demonstrate how science-based targets are being used to transform the business and mindset of a major corporation. Learn more about the partnership here.
Joint Efforts for Safe and Wildlife-friendly Transportation Networks in the Carpathians, otherwise known as TRANSGREEN. The project was led by WWF Central and Eastern Europe, with partners in Czech Republic, Romania, Austria, Hungary, Slovakia, and Ukraine. Joint methodologies were developed for monitoring collisions and road-kills, and four in-depth analyses and Catalogues of Measures have been produced for the four pilot areas. The final outcome is a comprehensive package of materials - called Guidelines for Wildlife and Traffic in the Carpathians – which describes and recommends integrated transport infrastructure planning, construction, management and monitoring that take into account biodiversity conservation and minimise landscape fragmentation. These guidelines will be pushed forward as unified guidelines or policies in all involved Carpathian countries as part of the implementation of the Carpathian Convention. The project won the Cross-border cooperation and Networking Award. Learn more about the project here.
At the moment, in the Czech Republic, the organization is represented by the expert Lenka Fryčová, Czech Programme Manager, WWF-CEE, lfrycova@wwfcee.org.
Lenka Fryčová joined WWF-CEE in June 2021. She is an expert in nature and landscape conservation financing. Before moving to the non-governmental sector, Lenka worked at the Czech Ministry of Environment until 2008 as a Deputy-Director of the Financial Tools in Nature Conservation and Landscape Protection Department. Lenka has in-depth expertise in project and proposal assessment and evaluation, designing and evaluation of financial instruments in nature conservation and landscape protection, nature conservation projects management and coordination, lecturing and presentations. Her educational background covers international trade, international relations, and political science, graduating from the University of Economics and Business in Prague and Charles University in Prague.
Source of information:
IUCN, Red List: Czech Republic's biodiversity at risk
NCA CR. Nature Protection Network and NATURA 2000 in the Czech Republic. Available online: http://www.ochranaprirody.cz/en/ (accessed on 2 December 2019)
The World Bank, Forest area - Czech Republic
wwfcz.org
Sasha Bezuhanova, Chairperson, Board WWF-CEE and Lenka Frycova, Czech Programme Manager, WWF-CEE
© Andreas Beckmann
Alžběta Procházková, Agricultural expert and Lenka Frycova, Czech Programme Manager, WWF-CEE
© WWF-CEE
Natura 2000 award
Partnerships: SaveGREEN
Living Planet Report 2020 in Czech Language


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Addict treatment centers call proposed funding cuts dangerous
Terria Smith on September 22, 2010
Local drug abuse treatment patients and providers are pushing the legislature to keep Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger from cutting Medi-Cal funding for state-supported addiction services.
The target of their concern is provider reimbursement funding for Medi-Cal Outpatient Drug-Free Counseling (ODF) and Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT), which the governor has proposed eliminating as a cost-cutting measure. The cuts are estimated to save the state $53 million.
Medi-Cal now reimburses treatment providers who offer counseling and methadone maintenance therapy for drug abuse patients. If this funding were lost, patients now receiving these services would have to be insured, or pay out-of-pocket.
The cut proposal was first made public in May, during one of Schwarzenegger's weekly video addresses to the state. Although the Governor's budget proposal has not been approved, the state legislature is still negotiating a budget, and a new plan could eliminate Medi-Cal reimbursement for these programs.
Without the Medi-cal funding, leaders of some local medical groups that work with addicts, including Bay Area Addiction Research and Treatment Services (BAART), say their facilities would have to shut down. The BAART organization operates methadone clinics across the state, including one in East Oakland.
"On a statewide level, drug Medi-Cal pays for 55 percent of methadone patients," said BAART chief administrative officer Jason Kletter, who is also the president of the California Opioid Maintenance Providers. "I don't think any business can stay alive losing more than half of their customers."
Tonie, a 58-year-old heroin addict from East Oakland, goes to the Casa Segura needle exchange at 98th Avenue and Pearmain Street on Thursday evenings. She said she gets her methadone at Lifeline Clinic, 9442 International Blvd., everyday. The clinic also receives Medi-Cal reimbursement funding from Medi-Cal, which would be lost if the cuts are made. "It (methadone) stabilizes me," Tonie said, "so I can still do the things I need to."
Orlando Chavez, a board member at the Berkeley Free Clinic, said methadone has also helped to calm him. Chavez said he has been taking methadone steadily since 2001. Today he takes methadone for maintenance therapy every two weeks, he said, so he is still concerned about possible cuts. Chavez said he obtains his methadone at the BAART clinic on 1124 International Blvd. Officials at Berkeley's Bay Area Addiction Treatment Services, a clinic which is also used by many Oakland addicts but is not a part of Kletter's group, declined to comment on the proposed Medical cut and its potential effects.
"Most people on methadone already have other complicated health conditions," said Chavez, who said he was treated for hepatitis C six years ago. "I wouldn't have been able to do the treatment without the methadone to stabilize me."
On Sept. 8, Chavez was one of more than a dozen people to protest in downtown Oakland against the governor's proposed cuts. Dr. Diana Sylvestre, executive director of the Organization to Achieve Solutions in Substance Abuse (OASIS) clinic in Oakland, was also there. The OASIS clinic does not receive the jeapordized Medi-Cal subsidies for drug addiction treatment, but the clinic specializes in treating patients who have contracted hepatitis C, a blood borne disease, through intravenous drug use.
"As a doctor, my concern is that there are tens of thousands of patients that are going to be destabilized and harmed," Sylvestre said. "As an angry taxpayer, I resent cuts that are going to cost more money."
On Wednesday, Sept. 15, a group of OASIS patients and staff hand-delivered boxes that held 4,000 petitions, all protesting the Medi-Cal substance abuse treatment cuts, to the governor's office in Sacramento.
Kletter predicted that the Medi-Cal drug addiction treatment cuts would eventually lead to hundreds of millions of dollars in higher costs for new law enforcement and health care. Across the state, 40,000 people receive methadone treatment; about 35,000 of those people will lose access to treatment if the cuts take place, he said. "If the clinics close, the people who can afford to pay will be affected too," he said. People who are addicted will "pretty quickly turn to crime to fund their drugs," he said.
Tonie said she also anticipates that there will be a rise in crime if cuts to Medi-Cal substance abuse treatment are made. "When you're on heroin, you have to do what you have to do to get it," she said.
Not all methadone patients would be left without treatment. Even with the proposed cuts, children under 18 and pregnant women would still be eligible for methadone treatment under Medi-Cal reimbursement. But Kletter said the plan is insufficient for some of these patients. A pregnant woman, for example, would only be covered for up to 60 days post-partum, he said. "Then she will be thrown off treatment. She will have to prostitute herself to get drugs and commit other crimes. And what kind of mother will she be?"
Suzi Rupp, public information officer for the California Department of Alcohol and Drug Programs (ADP), wrote in an email that state officials do understand the harsh impact these cuts would have. "The cuts will devastate treatment services, just as the current fiscal environment is affecting the services we at ADP are able to deliver to our stakeholders across the state," she wrote. "We understand the effect that cuts will have on the clients who need treatment services and on those who provide the services."
But Schwarzenegger has insisted many times that the state budget can only be balanced with deep cuts to public programs "We have no choice," he said in one of his weekly addresses last July. "Solving our $20 billion deficit and putting our finances back on solid ground is going to require many painful decisions. It will mean cuts to programs that I support, that the legislators support, or that you support too."
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ORLANDO CHAVEZ on September 22, 2010 at 3:56 pm
There is a choice and Arnold has already made it. The question is whether the rest of us accept that choice and what we can do about it.
Everyone is against these cuts, the police, correction officials, parole officers,narcs, doctors, families, community safety advocates. When are we going to end this annual budget lunacy and pass a responsible budget that does not leave people devastated?
Lisa Roellig on September 22, 2010 at 4:14 pm
Great article Terria! Thanks for coming out and covering this story.
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We all know that drug treatment saves lives and money. We know that drug treatment reduces the spread of HIV, hepatitis C, reduces drug over dose, criminal activity and incarceration. Now we are going to show our legislators and governor what these cuts to Drug Medi-Cal are going to look like. Join O.A.S.I.S. Clinic for a "die in" on the south steps of the capitol, Thursday, Oct 7th. Meet at noon, action begins at 12:30. Carpools are being organized from the Bay Area. Call Lisa Roellig at 415-238-1801 or email oasisclinic@mail.com for more information.
Thanks again Terria for getting this important story out there.
Mike Baldwin on September 22, 2010 at 8:10 pm
I have a great idea. Instead of making cuts that will end up costing us far more than it will save, lets end this BS "war on drugs" and also stop the barbaric "death penalty". One death penalty case costs 1.3 Million dollars MORE than a "life without possible parole" case, and it also costs way more to house death row prisoners. So far there has been 135 death row prisoners that have been proven by DNA to be innocent! That's 135 innocent people that would have been murdered! We could also probably close down 2/3 of California prisons is we stop this insane "war on drugs". With them would go 2/3 of the prison guards along with their outrageous wages & pensions. It has been proven that sending drug addicts to prison is NOT a deterrent or a solution! We need to start using our heads if we ever want to straighten out this state.
"Die In" on the Capitol will be Wednesday, Oct 13th. Email oasisclinic@mail.com for the flyer!


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Sampleíta es el nombre de un mineral de la clase de los minerales fosfatos, y dentro de esta pertenece al llamado "grupo de la lavendulana". Fue descubierta en 1942 en la mina Chuquicamata, en la Región de Antofagasta (Chile), y lleva su nombre en honor a Mat Sample, superintendente de minas de Chile Exploration Company, Chuquicamata, Chile.

Características químicas
Es un compuesto de clorofosfato hidratado de cobre, calcio y sodio. Es el fosfato análogo de la lavendulana, y tiene un polimorfo conocido.

Formación y yacimientos
Es un mineal de aparición rara, que se forma en la zona de oxidación de yacimientos de minerales del cobre en climas áridos; también se puede formar en el interior de cuevas, con sulfuros de cobre que reaccionan con el guano de los murciélagos que habitan la cueva.

Suele encontrarse asociado a otros minerales como: atacamita, libethenita, pseudomalaquita, torbernita, crisocola, yeso, calcita, jarosita o limonita.

Referencias

 Sampleíta, mindat.org.
 Sampleíta, webmineral.com.
 Manual de sampleíta, Mineral Data Publishing.

Minerales fosfatos
Minerales cloruros
Minerales de cobre
Minerales de calcio
Minerales de sodio
Sistema ortorrómbico
Minerales descubiertos en Chile en el siglo XX
Minerales descubiertos en 1942
Chile en 1942
Minerales descubiertos en la Región de Antofagasta


Adjacent angles are two angles that share a side and a vertex. In the drawing below, are adjacent, but are not because they do not share a side even though they have the same vertex.
If the adjacent angles' non-common sides form a straight line, then the angles are a linear pair, as in the drawing below.


This is just ONE of the SEVEN collections you will get in The Digi Files this month for the bargain price of $5.00. If you want to add the Playbook (an interactive ebook with digital scrapbooking tips, tricks, and tutorials) to The Digi Files, it's only $7.50. You can find these in the store or get them through subscription so you never miss an issue!
Family: I live with my fiance, Chris and my two boys Rickey Jay and Aidan.
One thing to always remember is WHY you are scrapbooking in the first place. Will family and friends years from now love and appreciate the pages that you've made and the memories you've captured? Will they look at the photo and remember that day? If not, put a little journaling or title work on your page, it will surely help tell your story to future generations!
Most people would probably say that the majority of my kits have an 'emo' undertone, hehe. I create what evokes emotion in me and find it very hard to create a kit with a theme that I can't relate to.
Oh man, this is a tough one! I'm like a couple of the other contributors that I read up on…ask me Photoshop questions but other than that, no clue! Hehe.
Here's some inspirational layouts using Laura's products. All of the layouts are linked to the originals with credits.
Go have a look in Laura's Store! We will randomly select a winner from those comments to win $10 in product from her store! (Comments must be posted before midnight EST to qualify)!
As a thank you to our readers, Laura has created this coupon to share with all of us!
P.S. SharonS was the random winner from yesterdays comments for EH Studios feature! She won $10 in product from Elisa!
I'm Elisa Hubbard, or Lisa around here & with my family. I live in a tiny town in Indiana that my family has lived in forever.
I'm 24 and am a self-employed photographer. My studio opened in Feb of 2009 & I'm loving it!
I'm not married yet, nor do I have kids, but I have an older brother and a younger sister and lots & lots of cousins & aunts & uncles.
This may seem like a strange tip, but it is something I use whenever I'm making a layout or creating previews for products.
more likely to like it when it's full size. Believe me, it helps and even a small adjustment makes a difference. Weird huh?
the rest is history. I'm still an addict. Love designing. Love scrapping.
I know this sounds generic.. but everything. My twin cousins are probably my biggest inspiration in anything that I do.
blogs too for all kinds of inspiration for photography & design.
Looking it up….I use a Windows HP Pavilion dv9700 Laptop that I got in 2008. Intel Core 2 Duo 2ghz processor. 4 GB Ram. And not enough hard drive space!
I started designing & doing layouts in Photoshop CS3, but this year I'm using CS5. Also do some of my designing in Illustrator CS5.
I use both the Canon 20D & Canon40D, & recently got a point&shoot as well, Canon G11. My favorite lens is my 60mm Macro.
My favorite would have to be my Remember Being Small collection. It was just where an idea & inspiration & everything came together exactly how I imagined it in my head. Plus it's about an idea that always has the power to grab me. I guess I like to follow the kid inside me sometimes & dream imaginary worlds.
Here's some inspirational layouts using Elisa's products. All of the layouts are linked to the originals with credits.
Go have a look in Elisa's Store! We will randomly select a winner from those comments to win $10 in product from her store! (Comments must be posted before midnight EST to qualify)!
As a thank you to our readers, Elisa has created this coupon to share with all of us!
This is the time of year when I (Katie) love to drink hot chocolate. My daughter and I often enjoy a cup at breakfast or as a late afternoon pick-me-up. One of our favorite parts of this routine has been to create new flavors by adding various mix-ins or combining more than one type of cocoa mix. Why not have a little fun?!
Add a scoop of ice cream to a cup of steaming hot chocolate. It cools it right off and makes it extra creamy.
Use sundae toppings to add a little flavor. We like a spoonful of caramel topping added into plain hot chocolate.
Stir a spoonful of seedless raspberry or strawberry jam into a cup of hot cocoa. Raspberry is especially good with a darker chocolate.
Squirt whipped cream (from a can) on top of the hot cocoa and add festive sprinkles.
Add chocolate orange candy sticks (or a chocolate orange candy wedge) to a cup of warm cocoa and stir to melt.
Cherry cordial Hershey kisses (only available at Christmas and Valentine's Day) are also good stirred in and melted to either milk or dark hot chocolate.
Mint chocolate chips are another great add-in.
If a flavored cocoa mix is too strong, combine it with another flavor – such as Belgian dark chocolate mixed with French vanilla.
Use flavored coffee creamers to mix in with hot cocoa.
Chili powder or a shot of hot sauce can be added for an extra kick!
Make hot cocoa with milk instead of water for a creamier treat.
Buy seasonal marshmallow Peeps (we like snowmen) and float one on top of your hot chocolate.
Use flavored marshmallows like strawberry or toasted coconut ones to add to a cup of cocoa.
Experiment with a few drops of extracts like almond, orange, or raspberry.
Add Andes mints or a York peppermint patty to a cup of hot chocolate and stir to melt.
Stir your hot cocoa with a candy cane or add crushed candy cane pieces.
Use a chocolate dipped spoon to stir hot chocolate.
Garnish your hot cocoa with chocolate shavings and whipped cream.
Buy some Mexican hot chocolate at a Mexican market or specialty grocery store. It's delicious!
If you are looking for a great recipe for homemade hot chocolate, Janet posted one last year so be sure to check it out.
Oh, and if you are wondering what the difference is between "hot chocolate" and "hot cocoa", I found this tweet from Foodimentary – Did you know that "hot Cocoa" is cocoa powder and hot water while "hot Chocolate" has added milk or cream? I had no idea – Both are yummy in my book!
It's so nice to get to Friday, although is anyone else out there panicked that Christmas is just over a week away now? Oh well, it will all get done somehow, right? In the meantime, here's all the good stuff going on in digiland right now.
I (Katie) was back on the Paperclipping Digi Show podcast this week, along with Heather Hess, Lynnette Penacho, Steph, and Izzy. We had such a fun discussion about digi scrapping yourself and also scrapbooking even if you don't have kids. What a great topic!
You can listen below or in iTunes; Izzy has a video on his site explaining how to do that OR you can see our tutorial with screenshots: Tutorial for Listening in iTunes. You can join in the discussion about the show after listening if you want. You can listen below, subscribe in iTunes, or subscribe through our RSS feed.
We neglected to post this wonderful FREE gift from Juliana Kneipp yesterday in her feature so here it is! Click on the image to download – OR if you are a subscriber, it is in your downloads!
Speaking of subscribers…we uploaded a new gift for subscribers of The Digi Game and The Digi Files worth $4.99 Subscribers will find download links in their accounts to grab it this month for FREE!!!
And for ALL of our newsletter subscribers, a free gift from Flergs will be arriving in your inbox later on today so be sure you are subscribed!
Suzy Q has a new collab grab bag with Captivated Visions — the theme is A Year in Review, and it's only $5 (includes a full kit, seasonal/holiday element pack, templates, and bonus alphas).
I love the colors in this Holiday Twinkle collection by Danielle Young. She's a December guest designer at Mscraps.
These free printable tags from Pamela Donnis are just adorable!
Ninth & Bloom is celebrating the 12 days of Christmas with a different surprise each day!
Jenn Lindsey has been giving away a different free gift every day on her blog. So fun!
After Five Designs has their 12 Days event going on with a different sale each day. If you follow the link to the shop and click on the number on the flyer in the shop, it will reveal the sale for the day.
Have you dropped hints to your Santa about what you want for the holidays? The wishlist feature at Scrap Orchard is a BIG help!
Sir Scrapalot is offering 20% off this adorable You Can Call Me Sweetie Kit all weekend long.
Scrapping with Liz is offering this freebie on her blog and it coordinates with her new Frame Templates.
This printables set from Kitschy Digitals is a great last minute holiday gift to create for book lovers! and woodland theme lovers!
We have revealed 5 of the 7 contributions so far for December's Digi Files. Take a look at This gorgeous kit by Kristin Cronin-Barrow, a set of 5 layered templates from Crystal Livesay, and this super fun "Never Ending" kit by Kaye Winiecki. Did you see Miss Kim's darling contribution? (It's especially fitting for Disney theme pages) How about Ju's fun and colorful kit? I love all of them!
Not only do you get these 5 incredible contributions, but you also get TWO more that have yet to be revealed! Why wait? Pick up this month's Digi Files now in the store, or as part of a monthly or annual subscription. The files are the only revenue that keep The Daily Digi going. Without the files, there would be no DAILY in our DIGI. Thanks so much to our contributors and our customers who support The Digi Files!
Hope you all have a FUNTASTIC Friday!
P.S. The random winner from yesterday's post comments was Wahoolady so "Wahoo" for her!
Layout by Rachael, additional supplies: Circles of Fun (modified template) by Crystal Livesay.
I started to scrap in 2007! In 2007 I met a friend, Raquel – aka Kel…When she found out that I work in web/graphic design, she told me about digital scrapbooking and she showed me some sites and forums. We started working together – being BCD (Boutique Cute Dolls)! So since 2007 I've been a scrapper and designer! But since 2009, I started working here in my city, so my time for scrap was reduced. I decided to design by myself starting this year, 2010, and I started as Ju Kneipp Designs!
Photoshop, sometimes I use Corel Draw and Illustrator and Corel Painter too, but all the time: Photoshop!
I have one Wacom Bamboo tablet – and I LOVE soooo much this one!
Here's some inspirational layouts using Juliana's products. All of the layouts are linked to the originals with credits.
Go have a look in Juliana's Store here and here! We will randomly select a winner from those comments to win $10 in product from her store! (Comments must be posted before midnight EST to qualify)!
As a thank you to our readers, Juliana has created this coupon to share with all of us!
The following layouts were created using "1, 2, 3….Count on Me" by Ju Kneipp and included in The Digi Files and available in the store or via subscription.
Anna is an independent digital designer at DesignerDigitals.com, creates digital albums and slideshows for Smilebox.com, teaches at ReneePearson.com, and is a member of both Shutterfly's Scrapbooking Advisory Team and Wacom's Penscrappers Panel. Stay in touch with Anna on her blog at www.annaaspnes.typepad.com and twitter: http://twitter.com/annaaspnes.
Life is full. I think that is the reality for most of us.
Time, or lack of, appears to be a hot topic of conversation. The general consensus is that, if we had more hours in a day, then we'd be able to get more done. I'm not convinced. I think I'd probably spend longer on the tasks that I'm already performing. Regardless, there have always been 24 hours in a day, and always will be. The amount of time we have at our disposal will never change, but the way in which we choose to use it and manage it, will.
How we choose to spend our time is a matter of personal priorities. Scrapbooking is a priority for me. Documenting my life and the lives of those close to me, are as integral to my daily routine as brushing my teeth or working out at the gym. I make time for these tasks because they are important to me. Ideally, like most other scrapbookers, I'd like to spend more time but the busier I get, the less time I seem to be able to devote to my passion. In recent years I have had to get really creative in devising some strategies that streamline my process and allow me to get my scrapbooking done in the time I have available.
Make a date with yourself and write it down on a planner, schedule it on your iphone or whatever system you use for organizing your life. I have found that if I schedule a time to do something, even my scrapbooking, it's more likely to get done than if I just wing it. In fact, it's the only time I any scrapbooking done.
Organization is integral to being efficient in any facet of life and scrapbooking is no exception. You have to find a system that works for you. You can have the best organizational software in the world, but if you spend all your time organizing and not scrapbooking, then it's useless. I have found a folder tree Windows to be the most efficient way for me to store my supplies and photos. I save my photos chronologically and my supplies by store and designer. I also use ACDSee, in a limited capacity, in which tag my supplies mostly by color and shape. I also like to go through all of my supplies 2-4 times per year to take inventory and remain current with my stash. Knowing what I have on hand helps me know where to find it.
Having choice can be a luxury but having too much choice can be crippling to any scrapbooker. I have come to appreciate that less is often more. I aim to keep about 1/3 of the photos that I take, deleting any that are duplicate shots or do not tell or support a story. I'm also very comfortable deleting digital supplies that I have never or over-used. Even with these measures in place, I can still get overwhelmed with the sheer volume of digital scrapbooking content. One of my strategies for combating this is to move copies of photos or supplies into temporary folders for any given project. It's so much easier to look at a smaller group of photos or digital supplies than it is to be faced with a much larger collection. These temporary folders create visual separation and are deleted when they have served their purpose.
Using the same template/design, elements, techniques or papers can really speed up the scrapbooking process. Why re-invent the wheel if you don't have to? I have been known on more than one occasion to use the same solid paper in the background of all pages in a photo book or to repeat techniques from page to page. I will also batch techniques and tasks which involves working on multiple layouts at a time and completing the same task on each page before moving to the next. For example, I'll systematically go from one layout to the next laying out my photos. If I want to edit these photos, I'll merge all the images into one layer and then adjust the curves on that one layer so that it applies to all the photos at once. Note that it's a good idea to duplicate your photo layers and switch off the visibility of the originals before you merge copies of the duplicates.
Not every layout has to be a work of art. If you look at your layouts collectively then you will notice a variety of pages, complex and simple, are far more interesting than a continuous sequence of involved pages. After a while you begin to notice their beauty less and less. I am totally comfortable with very plain pages that include nothing but photos on a white background and some supporting words. So much time can be wasted looking for the perfect font or element to adorn a page. When inter-dispersed with my artsy pages, the simple pages provide a much bigger picture of my life.
Streamlining your scrapbooking process takes time, practice and patience, so take your time and don't rush it. It will come to you over time. A big part of becoming more efficient in the art is discovering your personal preferences, knowing what you like and what you don't, as well as letting go of the desire that everything needs to be perfect at all time. I have really fallen in love the notion of being imperfectly perfect and see my scrapbooking as a reflection of that self. The approach is definitely more real, and I find myself getting a whole lot more done.


As a concert pianist, Maurizio Pollini explains, you have to play the same pieces over and over again. What are the consequences as far as he is concerned? "That's why I have preferred to play only music that I was certain would never bore me." The program Pollini has put together for this recital is a prime example. At the age of 77, the Italian grand seigneur of the art of the keyboard can empathize better than ever with the soul of late-period Johannes Brahms, who began his last piano works as the monologues of a lonely man at the instrument. Beethoven, on the other hand, has been a constant companion for Pollini throughout his life. With the Hammerklavier Sonata, he ascends the formidable Mount Everest of the 32 Beethoven sonatas. And Pollini wouldn't be Pollini if he had not been so passionate about contemporary music. Which is why he will play his compatriot Luigi Nono's … sofferte onde serene … for piano and tape, a piece that reflects the experience of grieving. Nono uses the oscillation and fading of notes and chords, in the process responding to the bell sounds of his native Venice as they echo across the lagoon.
zoni, and Stockhausen. Pollini has earned many awards for his recordings, including a Grammy for his account of Chopin's Nocturnes. His most recent CD, which is devoted to Chopin's late work, was released at the beginning of 2017. The filmmaker Bruno Monsaingeon has paid tribute to the pianist with the documentary Maurizio Pollini – By the Master's Hand, which was released in 2014. Maurizio Pollini has received the Siemens Music Prize, the Rubinstein Prize, the Benedetti Michelangeli Prize, and Japan's Praemium Imperiale. In 2012 he was given the Royal Philharmonic Society Award, and, in 2013, an honorary doctorate from the University of Madrid.
LUCERNE FESTIVAL (IMF) debut on 26 August 1976 playing three sonatas by Ludwig van Beethoven (Opp. 28, 57, and 106).


Oh yes, it's another GDPR article. With just 3 months to go, many businesses across the UK are starting to make serious efforts to ensure compliance.
But what's staggering is the number of business owners are still in the dark over what GDPR is, and what it means for their business. And while most believe that GDPR will only impact their IT systems, the fact is that GDPR affects every aspect of your business, including how you handle late payments and debt collection.
What is this big bad acronym that has business owners panicking like this? GDPR stands for General Data Protection Regulations, and it's essentially the EU's answer to the Data protection Act. However, unlike previous EU directives (which countries can choose to implement or not, and how), this is a regulation. This means it will apply to all EU countries in exactly the same way. It also reaches outside of the EU to any organisation that handles EU citizen's data, regardless of their location in the world. The regulation is actually already in place – we are partway through a transition period that allowed businesses to get their house in order before the regulation comes into effect on the 25 May 2018.
The aim of the regulation is to unify and standardise data protection policies, shoring up weak spots and creating a strong base for personal data protection. The regulation provides a single set of rules for all member states to follow (including mandatory security notifications, new rules around user consent, a clearer definition of what could be personal data and greater rights for people to access and request deletion of the information companies hold on them). A special council will be created to oversee sanctions and provide guidance.
What Does This Mean For Debt Collections?
Data is the lifeblood of the collections and recoveries process. When businesses hire us in to help them with collections, they hand us data on the customer so that we can do our job properly. Similarly, when they start the collection process in-house, that data is used in a different way to its original intent - an area that GDPR is very specific about.
With so much emphasis on data privacy, it's important to understand how GDPR will affect your collections process. If you are handling late payments and debt collections internally then it's simply a matter of understanding how the customer data flows throughout your business, identifying at what point it should be destroyed and creating documentation to support it. This is called a document lifecycle diagram - it starts at the point that the data enters your business, and ends when the data is no longer needed and can be destroyed. But rather than putting the destruction point as 'once delivery is completed', for example, we recommend you designate data destruction to happen after payment has been received from the customer in full, to allow you to keep the data you need to retrieve payments.
If you outsource your debt collections, then there is an extra step to consider. In this scenario, you will be releasing personally identifiable data to a third party for collection- which means you need consent from the individual in order to do that. Since getting their consent at the point you need it might be difficult, you may need to introduce a debt collection rights clause into your contracts, terms and conditions. This means that by working with you, your customers agree to have their information passed on to a third party debt collection agency in order to settle their accounts. It's important to remember that you will need to pass this by a lawyer and GDPR expert to ensure you've covered all of your bases.
At Debtcol, we understand the enormous range of changes that businesses are going through to get ready for GDPR. After all, nearly every element of your business will be affected by GDPR, which means you need to spend more time working on your compliance, and less time worrying about collecting late payments. At Debtcol, we pride ourselves on our professionalism, efficiency and security, ensuring your customers data is treated with respect and security at all times. For more information on how we can help you reduce late payments and collect on overdue accounts during the GDPR transition, just get in touch with one of our expert team today.


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Microphorus evisceratus is een vliegensoort uit de familie van de dansvliegen (Empididae). De wetenschappelijke naam van de soort is voor het eerst geldig gepubliceerd in 1940 door Melander.

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This prominent Stowe farmhouse had been renovated within the last decade. During that renovation, the original barn was removed because of structural flaws. That barn provided a point of entry where one could shake off the elements before entering the house. The owner's wanted to regain a practical point of entry, while not detracting from the home's classic, timeless facade.
We added a mudroom with necessary built-ins, by working it into the existing roof line of a covered porch that wraps around the house. Inside, we leveled floors, installed structural elements, added built-in storage, installed shop made furniture, laid local slate tile with electronic radiant heat, and re-worked several existing trim details. Wherever possible, original architectural details were preserved and restored. Historical yet refreshing interior paint colors, hand hewn structural timbers, maple cabinetry, period specific beaded wall coverings, and exterior trim reproductions, dovetail this addition into the timeless character of classic Vermont.
Any time we have the opportunity to be working on a vintage home, we are reminded on a daily basis of the focus, ingenuity, and thrifty inventiveness of our ancestors. Extra care is taken to preserve the original character of older homes. Siding and exterior trim that has been attached to a home for one hundred and fifty years, often shows its age through inconsistent exposure. When adding to homes with historical "character" we follow what was originally fabricated and honor the aging process. This process of blending old with new, focuses on building an addition that appears original to the home.


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To avoid the sound of clinking cutlery on television, dinner at the Golden Globes is largely served before the evening's telecasted event, leaving many actors stranded on the red carpet.
But this year, "Can You Ever Forgive Me" star Melissa McCarthy refused to let anyone around her go hungry. Her solution? Thirty hidden ham and cheese sandwiches.
"I've been handing them out to everyone," McCarthy told Variety. "Next year, I'm bringing hot dogs."
"How did she get them in here?" actress Jessica Chastain wondered, "But it's a good idea because by the time you get into the ballroom dinner has already been served, and you're always so hungry."
Olivia Colman, after winning actress in a comedy or musical film for "The Favourite," went so far as to give a shout-out to the sandwiches. Though she didn't mention McCarthy by name, she noted that she appreciated the breaded snacks.
The sandwiches, which came wrapped in their own plastic packaging, appear to have come from Joan's on Third, a specialty food marketplace and restaurant located on Third Street in Los Angeles.
Snacks were also on the mind of "Marvelous Mrs. Maisel" star Rachel Brosnahan who told Variety that she was devastated after forgetting to bring her own snacks for the event. The actress said she usually packs power bars in preparation for the long evening.
This year, McCarthy is nominated for best actress in a drama motion picture, her second Golden Globe nomination after her 2015 performance in "Spy."
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The 2019 Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Sports Awards was filled with incredible athletes, inspiring moments and — of course — a massive amount of slime. "I love the kids. I love the slime. I loved the games. I love seeing celebrities and athletes like become kids again. And it's like my favorite thing," Michael Strahan told [...]
Dave Bautista Talks Representation in Hollywood and Defying Stereotypes with 'Stuber'
Dave Bautista and Kumail Nanjiani make an unlikely duo in "Stuber," an R-rated comedy about a police officer and his Uber driver. But the two connected over the rare chance to star in the film as actors of Asian descent (Baustia is half-Filipino and Nanjiani is Pakistani). "I've been stereotyped for a couple different reasons [...]
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Anyone who still associates British actor Jamie Bell with his breakout role as a young boy who dreams of becoming a ballet dancer will quickly forget all about "Billy Elliot" after seeing "Skin," which screened at ArcLight Hollywood on Thursday night. "I was shocked," the film's writer-director, Guy Nattiv, told Variety of his leading man's [...]
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The U.S. Women's national soccer team can count Michael Strahan as a supporter — and not just because of their World Cup win on Sunday. "I think it's amazing. I think they should enjoy it. I think they should soak it all in because they deserve every bit of it," Strahan told Variety on the [...]


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It's a fresh new year full of new opportunities and chances to grow your business… yahh, dahh, dahh… Yep, I'm sure you've heard if you run a business that the new year is a chance to be strategic, to get planning and set new goals, but what if you're feeling anything less than inspired?
What if 2018 was a busy year, summer holidays were a busy time and now at the end of January you're thinking, shouldn't I be feeling inspired and ready to set new goals…?
Well firstly don't panic. Sometimes we just don't have it all together and that's ok. Feeling the pressure to be starting the year with multiple changes can be exhausting and hard to live up to. Setting goals in your business is one thing, but then there's also an expectation to set personal goals, etc. etc.
Just thinking about all the goal setting and strategising can be paralysing, particularly on top of the day to day running of your business that is just as relentless as always.
So, if you are lacking motivation, how do you get your mojo back and get your head back in the game for a new year?
So, you haven't started planning, you haven't set any goals, and to be honest you are just trying to get through the day to day; that's ok too. Don't put the pressure to get it all done on your shoulders. You can always start in February or March even.
It doesn't need to be boring with spreadsheets and documents that make no sense. Make business planning fun and creative.
One of my favourite ways to plan is by doing mind maps where I get a big piece of paper, coloured pens, put on some music, grab a wine, and start writing down all the things I have achieved in the last year, and all the things I would like to achieve in the new year.
Don't try and change four or five processes in your business in one hit. It will probably overwhelm the heck out of you and make you give up on all of them.
Just like most weight loss plans fail when people try to do all the things at once; change their diet, get to the gym every day, meditate, etc. introducing multiple business goals and changes at once can be super overwhelming so try and do one at a time. Small steps can equal big results.
Setting goals and strategy is important for overall business health and growth, but you don't need to put too much pressure on yourself to have it all set at the start of a new year.
Be easy on yourself, and just keep moving forward.


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Cardinals try to sign Jason Pierre-Paul, who returns to Giants on 1-year deal
Updated Mar 8, 2016 ; Posted Mar 8, 2016
JPP and Giants prepare for his return
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By James Kratch | NJ Advance Media for NJ.com
The Giants have been pushing to re-sign defensive end Jason Pierre-Paul before the official start of free agency, and they got their wish.
The Giants and Pierre-Paul have agreed to a one-year deal hours before he was set to become an unrestricted free agent, a person with knowledge of the situation confirmed to NJ Advance Media. The deal was first reported by NFL Network's Ian Rapoport.
Shortly after news broke, Pierre-Paul announced he would be staying with the Giants with an Instagram post on his personal account.
The agreement fits what the Giants were seeking all along with the pass rusher: A short-term, "prove-it" deal that gives the Giants one more season to evaluate the type of player Pierre-Paul can be after suffering severe damage to his right hand after a Fourth of July fireworks accident last year.
The deal can be worth up to $10.5 million, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter. Pierre-Paul took less money to return to the Giants, a source told NJ Advance Media.
Schefter said the Arizona Cardinals made a late push, and Pierre-Paul confirmed that fact in his Instagram post. NJ Advance Media reported Tuesday morning there was a considerable market for Pierre-Paul.
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But in the end, Pierre-Paul opted to stay with the only team he has played for in his career, and prove he can be an impact player in 2016 over a full season before hitting free agency next year with, provided he plays well enough, a better shot at landing a long-term deal.
With Pierre-Paul back in the fold, the Giants will continue to pursue pass rushers. They have interest in also bringing back defensive end Robert Ayers Jr., although he should also have several suitors. The Giants are also expected to make a run at Dolphins defensive end Olivier Vernon.
James Kratch can be reached at jkratch@njadvancemedia.com or by leaving a note in the comments below. Follow him on Twitter @JamesKratch. Find and like NJ.com Giants on Facebook.


Start the day washing with a natural soap that smells wholesome and and leaves your skin feeling soft and fresh.
The finely ground oatmeal in this soap helps exfoliate the skin. Honey is a natural antiseptic and has been shown to assist skin repair. All of this is in a Buttermilk base. It just so happens that it smells like a healthy breakfast.
Buttermilk, Sodium Olivate (Saponified Olive Oil), Sodium Cocoate (Saponifed Coconut Oil), Sodium Sunflowerate (Saponifed Sunflower Oil), Sodium Cocoa Butterate,Avena Sativa (Oatmeal) Kernel Flour, Mel (Honey), Fragrant Oil (Phthlate Free).
Originally this was the milk left behind after churning butter but now a lot of people drink it or use it in cooking. It is really creamy and so makes our Buttermilk soap even creamier. In Milk Soaps, fresh Buttermilk is self-preserving due to the pH or the saponification process.
A well known soothing ingredient for irritable skin.
Honey is great for the skin and a natural anti-bacterial.


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Kilometers/Hour to Meters/Second
What is 766 Kilometers/Hour in Meters/Second?
766 Kilometers/Hour =
212.778 Meters/Second
Convert 766 Kilometers/Hour to Meters/Second
To calculate 766 Kilometers/Hour to the corresponding value in Meters/Second, multiply the quantity in Kilometers/Hour by 0.277777777778 (conversion factor). In this case we should multiply 766 Kilometers/Hour by 0.277777777778 to get the equivalent result in Meters/Second:
766 Kilometers/Hour x 0.277777777778 = 212.77777777795 Meters/Second
766 Kilometers/Hour is equivalent to 212.77777777795 Meters/Second.
How to convert from Kilometers/Hour to Meters/Second
The conversion factor from Kilometers/Hour to Meters/Second is 0.277777777778. To find out how many Kilometers/Hour in Meters/Second, multiply by the conversion factor or use the Velocity converter above. Seven hundred sixty-six Kilometers/Hour is equivalent to two hundred twelve point seven seven eight Meters/Second.
Definition of Kilometer/Hour
The kilometre per hour (American English: kilometer per hour) is a unit of speed, expressing the number of kilometres travelled in one hour. The unit symbol is km/h. Worldwide, it is the most commonly used unit of speed on road signs and car speedometers. Although the metre was formally defined in 1799, the term "kilometres per hour" did not come into immediate use – the myriametre (10,000 metres) and myriametre per hour were preferred to kilometres and kilometres per hour.
Definition of Meter/Second
Metre per second (American English: meter per second) is an SI derived unit of both speed (scalar) and velocity (vector quantity which specifies both magnitude and a specific direction), defined by distance in metres divided by time in seconds. The SI unit symbols are m·s−1, m s−1 or m/s sometimes (unofficially) abbreviated as "mps". Where metres per second are several orders of magnitude too slow to be convenient, such as in astronomical measurements, velocities may be given in kilometres per second, where 1 km/s is 1000 metres per second, sometimes unofficially abbreviated as "kps".
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Joanna Newsom has released a new song, "Make Hay".
The track was originally recorded during the sessions for her last studio album, Divers.
Newsom's label, Drag City, have now released the song to mark the "AnniDIVERSary" of the album, which was originally released on October 23, 2015.