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package org.unitime.timetable.tags;

import javax.servlet.ServletRequest;
import javax.servlet.jsp.tagext.TagSupport;

import org.apache.struts.Globals;
import org.unitime.commons.Debug;
import org.unitime.timetable.ApplicationProperties;
import org.unitime.timetable.security.SessionContext;
import org.unitime.timetable.security.UserAuthority;
import org.unitime.timetable.security.UserContext;
import org.unitime.timetable.security.context.HttpSessionContext;
import org.unitime.timetable.security.rights.Right;

/**
 * @author Tomas Muller
 */
public class PageWarning extends TagSupport {
	private static final long serialVersionUID = 1L;

	private String iPrefix;
	private String iStyle;
	private String iPage;

	public String getPrefix() { return iPrefix; }
	public void setPrefix(String prefix) { iPrefix = prefix; }

	public String getStyle() { return iStyle; }
	public void setStyle(String styleName) { iStyle = styleName; }

	public String getPage() { return iPage; }
	public void setPage(String page) { iPage = page; }

	protected SessionContext getSessionContext() {
    	return HttpSessionContext.getSessionContext(pageContext.getServletContext());
    }

	public String getPageWarning(ServletRequest request) {
		if (iPage != null && !iPage.isEmpty()) {
			String warning = ApplicationProperties.getProperty(getPrefix() + iPage);
			if (warning != null && !warning.isEmpty()) return warning;
		} else {
			String page = request.getParameter("page");
			if (page != null) {
				if ("admin".equals(page)) {
					String type = request.getParameter("type");
					if (type != null) {
						String warning = ApplicationProperties.getProperty(getPrefix() + page + "." + type);
						if (warning != null && !warning.isEmpty()) return warning;
					}
				}
				String warning = ApplicationProperties.getProperty(getPrefix() + page);
				if (warning != null && !warning.isEmpty()) return warning;
			}
			String action = (String)request.getAttribute(Globals.ORIGINAL_URI_KEY);
			if (action != null && action.endsWith(".do")) {
				String warning = ApplicationProperties.getProperty(getPrefix() + action.substring(action.lastIndexOf('/') + 1, action.length() - 3));
				if (warning != null && !warning.isEmpty()) return warning;
			}
		}
		SessionContext context = getSessionContext();
		UserContext user = (context != null && context.isAuthenticated() ? context.getUser() : null);
		UserAuthority authority = (user != null ? user.getCurrentAuthority() : null);
		String role = (authority != null ? authority.getRole() : null);
		if (role != null) {
			String warning = ApplicationProperties.getProperty(getPrefix() + "role." + role);
			if (warning != null && !warning.isEmpty()) return warning;
		}
		if (authority != null) {
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					String warning = ApplicationProperties.getProperty(getPrefix() + "permission." + right.name());
					if (warning != null && !warning.isEmpty()) return warning;
				}
		}
		return null;
	}

	public int doStartTag() {
		try {
			String warning = getPageWarning(pageContext.getRequest());
			if (warning != null) {
				pageContext.getOut().println("
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				pageContext.getOut().println(warning);
				pageContext.getOut().println("
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			}
			return SKIP_BODY;
		} catch (Exception e) {
			Debug.error(e);
			return SKIP_BODY;
		}
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	public int doEndTag() {
		return EVAL_PAGE;
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Labour Peers
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Labour Peer wins concession on Health Bill
Labour won a significant concession from the Government on the controversial Health and Social Care Bill last night in the Lords - on the right of patients with mental health problems to have integrated aftercare not subject to charging.
Clause 39 of the Bill would have changed the current duty on aftercare in section 117 of the Mental Health Act 1983. Ministers said that this was a tidying up exercise so that duties transferred to Clinical Commissioning Groups. I argued, however, that the effect of their plans was to remove a currently free standing duty on co-operation and replace it with a gateway duty. This would mean health and social service commissioners could have unilaterally decided to remove aftercare rather than agreeing as they do now. It would also mean that aftercare could be something for which patients could be charged.
I pointed out that the free standing duty had been the subject of much previous debate and confusion, and that the House of Lords had made a ruling on section 117 (in what is known as the Stennett case). That ruling preserves the nature of the current duty and I argued it should not be removed without full and proper debate by Parliament about the implications. Citing cases that had been before the Ombudsman, I made the case that even with the current protection many authorities had charged people for their aftercare. If they do that in the good times what will stop them charging when the duty is removed at a time when they are facing severe budget restrictions and cuts?
Crossbencher Victor Adebowale supported my amendment, to ensure that the voluntary sector have to be involved in decisions. As Chief Executive of Turning Point he did not want to see the people they care for adversely affected by changes to the current duty.
Lord Adebowale and I previously met the Lords' Health Minister, Earl Howe, and departmental officials to discuss our concerns. Despite this, the Government had made no changes to clause 39 when it came up for debate last night. I expressed dismay that the government had not listened and that it had come to this. Lord Adebowale said the clause would threaten the aftercare of some of the most vulnerable people in society at a point in their lives when they most needed it.
As a former Chair of the Mental Health Act Commission, I know the importance of aftercare for people suffering with mental illness and I refused to retreat from defending their rights. Then, in a dramatic last minute turnaround the government said it would not oppose my amendment. Against the daily mounting opposition to this Bill this is one of the very few occasions when Ministers have actually listened and changed their plans in response.
Lord Kamlesh Patel of Bradford is a Labour Peer
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The purpose of the Qualified Products List is to make available to Construction and Maintenance personnel a list of products which perform satisfactorily. With more than 20 years of experience of performing quality audits over products in other sectors, since AENOR has been developing and enhancing a model for the governance of ICT based on ISO standards.
Materials, components, and systems that help reduce energy consumption in buildings and facilities. An evaluation at this level should provide evidence that the TOE functions in a manner consistent with its documentation, and that it provides useful protection against identified threats.
This guide can be used by states and districts to explore various evaluation methods and tools that represent the "puzzle pieces" of an evaluation system. Ideally a product should be suitable for use by small 5th percentile women as well as by large 95th percentile men the smallest to the largest user.
Companies developing tools for software product measurement.
These organizations can be software development companies, entities that have outsourced the development of their software, or companies interested in the acquisition of a software product. It is often assumed that a system that achieves a higher EAL will provide its security features more reliably and the required third-party analysis and testing performed by security experts is reasonable evidence in this directionbut there is little or no published evidence to support that assumption.
EAL5 is therefore applicable in those circumstances where developers or users require a high level of independently assured security in a planned development and require a rigorous development approach without incurring unreasonable costs attributable to specialist security engineering techniques. Semiformally Verified Design and Tested[ edit ] EAL6 permits developers to gain high assurance from application of security engineering techniques to a rigorous development environment in order to produce a premium TOE for protecting high-value assets against significant risks.
Methodically Designed, Tested and Reviewed[ edit ] EAL4 permits a developer to gain maximum assurance from positive security engineering based on good commercial development practices which, though rigorous, do not require substantial specialist knowledge, skills, and other resources.
Use and misuse You may have created a safe product in 'normal' use but products are not always used as intended. Select materials that can be easily dismantled and reused or recycled at the end of their useful life.
Built on the reputation of the foremost source of uniform codes and standards, Uniform Evaluation Service is the agency of choice for building officials everywhere. Methodically Tested and Checked[ edit ] EAL3 permits a conscientious developer to gain maximum assurance from positive security engineering at the design stage without substantial alteration of existing sound development practices.
Before taking part in an official evaluation and certification process, it is recommended that companies get support from expert consultants whether in-house or external that help them to improve their software products and control their quality throughout their life cycle, in order to tackle the certification process with confidence.
If adequate, the Engineer may accept the material or work in question subject to an appropriate adjustment in the Contract price, and the materials or work will be permitted to remain in place.
This can be particularly helpful when the user may be vulnerable, such as a child or an elderly or disabled person.
Building products, materials, and designs bearing the Uniform ES Mark of Conformity are trusted by contractors, inspectors, building officials, and Authorities Having Jurisdiction as having met the most rigorous standards and are in full compliance with applicable codes. Methodically Tested and Checked[ edit ] EAL3 permits a conscientious developer to gain maximum assurance from positive security engineering at the design stage without substantial alteration of existing sound development practices.
The ADALM provides a personal portable lab that, when used with a laptop or tablet, augments learning that takes place in the classroom. EAL2 is therefore applicable in those circumstances where developers or users require a low to moderate level of independently assured security in the absence of ready availability of the complete development record.
Producers and suppliers have a responsibility to provide a product that must, as far as possible, be safe. These are the most valuable source of information about a product's performance and can provide the best quality of data to make a decision to change a design or make a new product.
Among these tools, Kiuwan can be highlighted, since it has already begun to align their measurements with the quality model defined by the AQC Lab, although there also exist other free software tools, such as SonarQube. Numerous smart card devices have been evaluated at EAL5, as have multilevel secure devices such as the Tenix Interactive Link.
See Environmental and Economic Assessment Tools for links to resources. EAL4 is therefore applicable in those circumstances where developers or users require a moderate to high level of independently assured security in conventional commodity TOEs and are prepared to incur additional security-specific engineering costs.
Officially this is indicated by following the EAL number with the word augmented and usually with a list of codes to indicate the additional requirements. Assurance levels[ edit ] EAL1: Designers and manufacturers make products based on how they think people will use them.
This is not a requirement that they are absolutely safe - that is not possible. These will provide the answers to the 'What if? EAL4 is the highest level at which it is likely to be economically feasible to retrofit to an existing product line.
All in-house research projects are either conducted by or coordinated by the Research and Product Evaluation Section. Checklists can be used to ensure that all aspects of design and use are assessed.
Technical tests can be used to simulate a real user. In the case of dangerous products, or those that have already caused an injury, it is clear that the only safe way to test is to do it with technical tests rather than endanger users in trials.Search or browse the library of available evaluation boards and kits to find the the information and documents needed to evaluate a specific ADI product.
Product Details. The ADALM Active Learning Module is an easy to use tool designed to introduce the fundamentals of electrical engineering in a self-led or instructor-. Protecting the Health and Safety of the Los Angeles Unified School Ditrtict's Students and Staff. STME-EVAL - Evaluation board with STM32FZx MCU, STME-EVAL, STMicroelectronics.
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The Evaluation Assurance Level (EAL1 through EAL7) of an IT product or system is a numerical grade assigned following the completion of a Common Criteria security evaluation, an international standard in effect since The increasing assurance levels reflect added assurance requirements that must be met to achieve Common Criteria certification.
The intent of the higher levels is to provide.


Most people are looking at retirement as a period in life representing the glorification for the years spent dedicated to your job. This is a period when most people start a new chapter, hence opening a new door of opportunities. This should be your time for resting. And maybe starting something new, such as moving to another place. Despite the fact that you will be able to have free time for you and your family, it can be difficult to adjust to it. The most common issues that occur when one is moving for retirement is emotional instability. Changing old habits is just one of the most common things that can cause different stages of emotional disorders. In order to accept retirement as a good thing, there are some things you should think about in advance.
Retirement often gives a whole new perspective on life. Having the ability to feel a new kind of freedom is the biggest charm. You will not have to go to work anymore. And to constantly try fitting in all your hobbies and interest in daily routine. All of that depending on the working hours. Also, retirement gives you a chance to move to some other place, maybe the place of your dreams. Before moving for retirement, gathering information, making a plan and thinking objectively is very important. Start analyzing what you are really looking for.
Relocation is a process that is time-consuming and that includes a lot of tasks. Preparation for it might take some time especially when it comes to packing your possessions. Sorting out the items that you want to move with you might cause a bit of stress. Think about decluttering before packing, because the fewer things you have to move the easier your moving will be. Whereas the cost of moving will be lower. Give yourself some time to detach emotionally from the items before moving for retirement.
Earlier on the biggest factor for retires were climate conditions of the place. Nowadays, the crucial deal breaker when moving for retirement are costs of living. Setting a moving budget and thinking about the costs of moving is one thing. But the costs of living in a different place is another worry. Do research of all the possible costs that you might face. Check the costs of local taxes, insurance, groceries, gas, and entertainments. Think also about housing costs and what is better for you- to buy or to rent a house.
Even if moving is all about the changes, stability, and certitude, is what you need when moving for retirement. Commuting to a new environment is important so that you can have quality time spent during your retirement. Taking up a new hobby, learning some new skills, even volunteering is an option. Getting involved in different activities will keep your mind and body healthy. Try to find a place where you can have everyday things that you had till retirement. If shopping, cinemas, walks or sunny beaches is what you desire, look for them when moving to another place.
Aging is an inevitable part of life which brings a lot of new things. It is important to know if the place you are moving to has available and quality services for seniors. In other words, if the community you will be living in can provide senior activity centers, organizations, clubs etc. Perhaps the most important part refers to home care and transportation for people with mobility challenges.
Everyone has dreams about some other, better place where they would like to live, a dream location for retirement. Not every location that you are dreaming about can fit all your needs. Especially when you come to an age when other things matter more. If you have kids and grandkids, you will probably want to be near them. In most instances, spending time with your family is of great importance after retiring. Have in mind the proximity of your family and the transportation that you will need to use. This might be the biggest preference in choosing a place when moving for retirement.
Do not forget about your social life and all the friends that you have gained throughout the years. If you decide to move you will have to enter a new community and make new friends. This could bring a lot of new great people in your life. Make sure you do not forget about the old ones as well.
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The last but not least thing you should have on your mind is visiting places where you want to start living when moving for retirement. It is not only about having information related to that place and what it can offer. But it is also about spending some time there. And trying to figure out if that place can suit all your needs. You do not have to choose where to move immediately. Visiting different places you are thinking about will help you later on in making this big decision.
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Solar Bird baths are an excellent alternative to simple standing water bird baths. The running water will attract more birds than an average standing water bird bath.
There will be no stagnant water, lowering the risk of mosquitoes and algae.
Simply place your bird bath into direct sunlight and watch the birds flock to your solar power bird bath. The unit charges by day and illuminates at night.
These units have a built-in Lithium battery, four LED lights and a photocell. Allowing you to enjoy up to six hours of night time or cloudy day operation.
Made of a durable cast resin and carries a 1 year manufacturer's warranty.


The year is 1830 on the new American frontier and people are starting to realize just how big the country really is. In an effort to bring people together, something must be built to trade goods and carry people. This something is the railroad.
As the owner of a railway line, it will be up to you to place the tracks, maintain the trains and overall turn a profit so that you can expand. The eventual goal is to create a trans-continental railroad that links New York to California. But beware, natural obstacles, rugged highwaymen and competing companies will all get in your way and try to stop you. You'll also have to keep an eye on supply and demand to make sure the train is picking up the goods it needs in each station and which are the most profitable. Successful expansion will result in upgrades to rolling stock.
The game itself is a 3D construction and managerial game. Your only controls are where to lay track, where to direct & supply locomotives with and where to direct your geographers (people on foot) to. Different buildings allow you to build more pieces of your train, tweak the production of certain facilities and take on special missions that occasionally pop up. Getting goods to where they are needed most will reward you with a steady bankflow and allow your empire to expand.


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Finnair recognised again as a Nordic leader in climate-change related actions
Tue, Oct 25, 2016 16:14 CET
Finnair has been identified as a Nordic leader again in 2016 in climate-change related corporate actions and communication to investors and other stakeholders by CDP, the independent international not-for-profit for promoting environmental reporting.
Finnair was listed in the Nordic Disclosure Leadership Index with the score A–. In the Nordic countries, there were 39 companies that reached the Leadership level by achieving the score A or A–.
Companies that achieved the Leadership level were considered to represent the best practice in advancing environmental stewardship, to thoroughly understand the risks and opportunities related to climate change, as well as to formulate and implement strategies to mitigate or capitalize on these risks and opportunities and to disclose high quality carbon emissions and energy data in accordance with CDP's methodology. The reported data has been independently assessed against CDP's scoring methodology.
"This recognition validates our commitment to understand the impact of our own operations on climate change and to promote more sustainable aviation ", says Kati Ihamäki, Director for Corporate Sustainability at Finnair. "Finnair reduces its emissions and other environmental impacts through the use of modern technology, the adoption of sustainable alternative fuels, efficient operational practices and improvements in infrastructure."
At the beginning of October, Finnair signed a historic agreement in the assembly of the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) on the implementation of market-based emission reduction scheme. The purpose of the scheme is to stabilise airline emissions at the level of 2020.
CDP is an international, not-for-profit organization providing the only global system for reporting environmental information. It is backed by 827 institutional investors with assets of approximately €96 trillion. Thousands of companies disclose environmental information annually through CDP. Top scores indicate a high level of preparedness and transparency in climate change-related actions, providing investors with a level of comfort to assess corporate accountability and preparedness for changing market demands and emissions regulation.
The CDP scores for 2016 were published on 25 October. The average score for Nordic companies was B–. The 260 largest Nordic companies were invited to the survey, of which 55% participated.
CDP's annual Climate Change Report and the scores and responses of all companies participating publicly in the programme are available at the CDP website.
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Finnair flies between Asia, Europe and North America with an emphasis on fast connections via Helsinki, carrying more than ten million passengers annually and connecting 17 cities in Asia with more than 60 destinations in Europe. The airline, a pioneer in sustainable flying, is the European launch customer of the next-generation, eco-smart Airbus A350 XWB aircraft and is the first airline listed in the Leadership Index of the worldwide Carbon Disclosure Project. The only Nordic carrier with a 4-star Skytrax ranking, Finnair has also won the World Airline Award for Best Airline Northern Europe for the past seven years running. Finnair is a member of oneworld, the alliance of the world's leading airlines committed to providing the highest level of service and convenience to frequent international travellers.


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Home > No 6 (2015) >	Casini
The deconstruction of the West: an unaccomplished task. Towards "the politics of imagining the West"
Lorenzo Casini
Despite the ambition of Postcolonial Studies to place deconstruction of "the West" at the heart of contemporary social sciences and humanities, the authority of this notion has never been so strong, and the West appears today to belong to a "natural order" of thinking and speaking about our current reality. Having pointed out the limits of the postcolonial critique of the West, this study then individuates and connects several lines of research to a common epistemological basis in order to map the contours of an emerging field: "the politics of imagining the West". From this perspective, the West is no longer conceived of as a subject of history but as a historically determined narrative articulated by individuals and social groups with strategic aims in the context of wider discourses.
Imaginal politics; Occidentalism; Arabic novel; deconstruction; the west
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Im@go. A Journal of the Social Imaginary - Biannual - Edizioni Mimesis


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Employers blind to Fair Work retributions
Adam Zuchetti
16 August 2018 — 3 minute read
Employers have complained that there are no penalties for, or deterrents against, employees making false claims to the Fair Work Commission, but My Business can confirm this isn't exactly true.
Responding to a story about employers being treated as adult day care centres, one My Business reader said a major problem with the dispute resolution processes at the Fair Work Commission (FWC) and other workplace agencies was that there is no onus on employees to tell the truth.
"One of the biggest issues I have come across in dealing with FWC, Work Place Health and Safety, and Work Cover is that claims made by employees do not have to be on Stat Decs and there is NO recourse or accountability on someone who makes proven false and misleading claims. If they implemented some form of punishment for false claims, then the system would get a whole lot fairer for everyone," the reader commented.
"The whole system is geared to suit 'bullying' employees who will stop at nothing to cause their employer grief and get a claim up on them for a 'pay day'."
The reader then provided a first-hand example to demonstrate their point, and the impacts it had on the business.
"After following the 'reasonable management' process in handing out three written warnings, I was subject to nine weeks of grief from a false and derogative bullying claim against me.
"This cost us a small fortune in temp staff to cover the person and paying sick leave and legal fees. And after nine weeks, the claim was not approved. We responded to the claim within the first week with substantial evidence that the claimant was the perpetrator and bully. My own health and safety as the business owner has no value to the system."
'Costs can be awarded for false claims': FWC
The Fair Work Commission denied that there is no recourse available to employers who have been impacted by malicious claims. But it admitted that it does not universally require statutory declarations at the point of application.
"Only a limited number of applications to the Fair Work Commission require a statutory declaration to be provided at the time the application is lodged. In general, statutory declarations are required where the applications are likely to be dealt with on the papers rather than by hearings or other proceedings," a spokesperson for the FWC told My Business.
"Examples include applications to make, vary or terminate enterprise agreements or applications for right of entry permits. Other applications, such as for unfair dismissal, general protections or workplace bullying do not require a statutory declaration to be lodged at the time the application is made."
However, the spokesperson said that there are provisions for the awarding of costs where false or misleading claims are made.
"The Fair Work Act sets out various offences in Division 9 of Part 5–1. This includes giving false or misleading evidence (s.678)," they said.
"In addition, Part 5–1 of the Fair Work Act also gives the Commission the power to award costs against a party in some circumstances:
Where a person made an application, or responded to an application, vexatiously or without reasonable cause (s.611(2)(a)); or
Where a person made an application, or responded to an application and it should have been reasonably apparent to the person that their application, or response to an application, had no reasonable prospects of success (s.611(2)(b)).
"For general protections dismissal (s.365), unfair dismissal (s.394), and unlawful termination (s.773) matters, the Commission may also award costs against a person where that person has caused costs to be incurred because of an unreasonable act or omission by that person in connection with the conduct or continuation of the dispute (s.375B, s.400A, and s.779A)."
Yet these is "no automatic entitlement to costs" and any awarding of costs is at the Commission's discretion. As such, it would be up to the business to push for the awarding of costs as part of its defence of a spurious claim, rather than simply hoping any costs are awarded.
False claims are punishable
A spokesperson for Craig Laundy, the federal Minister for Small and Family Business, The Workplace and Deregulation, also denied that there are no penalties for making false statements to the FWC.
"It is an offence under the Fair Work Act for a witness (including an applicant) to give sworn or affirmed evidence that is false or misleading in a matter before the FWC or a person taking evidence on behalf of the FWC. The maximum penalty is 12 months imprisonment," the Minister's spokesperson told My Business.
Yet it was confirmed that there is a catch specifically relating to unfair dismissal claims, effectively supporting employer gripes with the system.
"This [penalty] would not apply to statements made in an unfair dismissal application form (which is not required to be sworn or affirmed), it would apply to statements made in an unfair dismissal hearing, for example," the spokesperson said.
"Although there is no specific penalty for giving false or misleading information in an unfair dismissal application form, a business could seek a costs order against an applicant who has made false or misleading claims to the FWC. The FWC can order a costs order if it is satisfied that the application was made vexatiously or without reasonable cause, or had no reasonable prospect of success.
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2021-04 Modifications to PRC-002-2 | Glencoe Light SAR
Black Hills Corporation would also recommend including more clarification on which party (BES bus owner or BES element owner) is responsible for installing FR and/or SER equipment.
AEP agrees with the proposed scope, direction, and intended purpose and goals of the proposed SAR as drafted by Glencoe Light and Power. We recommend it be pursued, as we believe the effort would provide clarity and that the resulting efficiencies would benefit industry.
While both the IRPTF SAR and the Glencoe Power and Light SAR each focus on revising PRC-002, their perceived needs and expressed goals are quite different. Because only one single SAR governs a project at any point in time, and because the unique efforts for the IRPTF SAR will likely be met with much more resistance than the Glencoe SAR, AEP recommends breaking this project into multiple phases, each with its own SAR governance. The Glencoe SAR will likely encounter less resistance from industry than the IRPTF SAR, so we recommend that the Glencoe SAR govern the first phase of the project. Once that phase is complete, the second phase could then begin with the IRPTF SAR governing Phase 2. Pursuing Project 2021-04 this way would be much more efficient, allowing progress to be made more quickly on the purpose and goal on the Glencoe SAR, and without potential delay associated to any resistance to efforts related to the IRPTF SAR.
The notification and data responsibility requirements in PRC-002 R1 and R3 needs clarification.
When identifying BES buses for monitoring bus in this standard is defined as a physical bus with breakers connected at the same voltage level within the same physical location sharing a common ground grid. For the sake of this standard, the BES Elements identified for monitoring should be defined in the same way avoiding including BES Elements that are remote to the identified BES bus-like transmission lines and their remote terminals.
The original intent of the standard drafting team was to make sure that the SER and FR data was available at the identified buses, so the connected BES Elements should be limited to BES Elements local to the identified BES buses and not include transmission lines and their remote breakers.
We believe that the notified interconnecting entity should have the FR/SER coverage on the notified BES Element(s) jointly owned by the interconnecting entities, which connect to the applicable bus owned by the notifying entity. We do not agree that the requirement calls for FR/SER monitoring on the lines, buses, transformers, and breakers on the bus owned by the notified entity, if the interconnecting BES element is only the line connecting to the bus owned by the notifying entity, as stipulated in the SAR proposal.
AZPS supports the scope of the SAR submitted by Glencoe Light.
As noted by SAR written by Glencoe Light, the existing standard needs to be clarified as to whether it applies to directly connected versus remote buses indirectly connected. Pages 3 & 4 of the Glencoe Light SAR describe cases where ownership, notification, and compliance applicability for SER and/or FR data need to be clarified.
MRO agrees with the SAR that, in situations where the identified BES bus owner has the capability to measure and record the required FR data, the notification required by R1.2 and the possession of data required by R3 create compliance burdens for the entities subject to those requirements but may not be the best way to ensure that the data will be available for analysis. However, the solutions proposed in the SAR do not appear to ensure that the obligation to have data will be assigned clearly to one equipment owner. The SAR suggests that the owner of a BES Element connected to an identified BES bus should only be made responsible for having FR data in situations where the owner of the identified BES bus lacks the capability to obtain the data. This, however, would constitute a sort of cascading applicability scheme where the failure of one entity (the bus owner) to meet the data requirement would kick the obligation back to the connected BES Element owner. This approach seems difficult to enforce and does not fully mitigate the issue of uncooperative neighboring entities.
While not fully supportive of the proposed solutions in the SAR, MRO does support revision of the standard to mitigate the dependency of one equipment owner on another to meet the data possession requirement in R3. Other applicability schemes could likely be utilized to make the applicability of each requirement clear to all entities.
William Steiner, On Behalf of: Midwest Reliability Organization, , Segments 10
The existing language of the standard defines only that the individual entities must provide notification and have data available. Under this language the entities are still free to collaborate in providing SER and FR data. The full submission from Glencoe Light and Power Goes on to stipulate: Requirement R1, Part 1.2 should be modified such that only the directly connected BES Element owner to the identified BES bus at the same voltage level within the same physical location sharing a common ground grid of the identified BES bus shall have FR data.
Following this more prescriptive language recommended by Glencoe limits the opportunity for collaboration.
ACES Standard Collaborations, Segment(s) 1, 5, 3, 7/13/2021
Reclamation recommends the owner of the required equipment be the evaluating entity. Criteria to determine what Facilities require SER/FR and DDR equipment should be provided to remove ambiguity. Reclamation recommends the scope of the SAR also include the items described in the response to Question 2.
BPA supports the project scope to modify Requirement R1, Part 1.2 to clarify notifications – it's been unclear both what to expect in return when we send out a notification as well as what to do with a notification when we receive one. Because of this, we have done SER and DFR reviews on stations that were identified to us by other entities on top of completing reviews of our PRC-002-2 identified stations. More clarity is needed on what specifically must happen when you receive a notification.
The standard also states that the owner must supply the data upon request, but BPA has worked with other utilities to ensure we don't have gaps. There needs to be some leeway on allowing two or more utilities to have a formal, pre-established agreement if they choose to do so. It helps save utilities on cost if they can.
In general Capital Power (on behalf of Decatur Energy Center and other Group 80 MRRE assets) agrees with the proposed scope. Please see additional comments in response 2.
EEI supports the concern identified in the Glencoe Light SAR that Requirement R1, Subpart 1.2 does not clearly identify under what conditions notified owners of BES Elements connected to BES busses, identified under Part 1.2 of PRC-002-2; are obligated to install sequence of events recording (SER) and fault recording (FR) equipment. Additionally, given the parallel posting of both the IRPTF and Glencoe Light SARs, consideration should be given to addressing these two SAR under a single project but through a multi-phased approach with the Glencoe Light scope SAR being addressed in the first phase.
While Texas RE generally supports the scope of the proposed SAR and the overall intent of the proposed project, Texas RE proposes two additional areas for consideration in the upcoming project to improve the proposed PRC-002 Standard's overall effectiveness. First, the SDT should move periodic requirements set forth in the PRC-002 Implementation Plan directly in the Standard Requirement language contained in PRC-002-2 R1.3. Second, the SDT should review the "Median Method Excel Workbook" for potential anomalies. Texas RE provides additional details on each of these items below.
Periodic Requirements in the PRC-002-2 Implementation Plan
Texas RE is concerned there is a periodic requirement in the Implementation Plan for PRC-002-2, rather than in the requirement itself. Consistent with Standard Processes Manual, Section 4.4.3, implementation plans are intended to describe the proposed effective date, identify new or modified definitions, specify any prerequisite actions that need to be accomplished before entities are held responsible for compliance with the requirements, describe whether any conforming changes to other Reliability Standards will occur, and finally the Functional Entities that will be required to comply with the requirements.
In contrast to these core implementation plan elements, the PRC-002-2 implementation plan sets forth an explicit compliance periodicity that is not solely associated with registered entities' transition to compliance with the PRC-002-2 requirements. In particular, PRC-002-2, R1.3 states that TOs shall "re-evaluate buses at least once every five years and notify other owners…and implement the re-evaluated list of BES buses as per the Implementation Plan." The current PRC-002-2 implementation plan in turn provides that "Entities shall be 100 percent compliant with a re-evaluated list from Requirement R1 or R5 within three (3) years following the notification by the TO or the Responsible Entity that re-evaluated that list." When read together, therefore, the PRC-002-2 Registered Entities must continue to reference the current PRC-002-2 implementation plan in order to understand the requirement to implement the re-evaluated list of BES buses on a three-year cycle.
Texas RE recommends moving the three-year requirement from the PRC-002-2 implementation plan to the requirement language itself, as it is essentially a periodic requirement for TOs and is no longer associated with the prerequisite actions that need to be accomplished before Registered Entities are held responsible for PRC-002-2 R1.3. Such a change will provide additional clarity to registered entities as well as reduce the number of extraneous documents needed to comply with the standard.
Workbook Anomalies
In addition to explicitly incorporating the three-year BES bus re-evaluation language directly into the PRC-002-2 R1.3 requirement language, Texas RE also recommends the drafting team conduct a general re-evaluation of the "Median Method Excel Workbook" (located on the original project page) to ensure accurate evaluations. During the course of its ongoing compliance engagements, Texas RE staff discovered several potential anomalies and possible incorrect calculations throughout the Workbook. For example, Texas RE noticed the use of "SOER" (Sequence of Events Recording) within the Workbook, which had been removed from a Rationale dialog box in a May 2014 redline:
(https://www.nerc.com/pa/Stand/Project%20200711%20Disturbance%20Monitoring%20DL/PRC-002-2_Disturbance_Monitoring_2014May09_redline.pdf).
Texas RE staff also determined the same number of bus placements based on the example data but that number differed from the example provided within the Workbook. When using real world data, it was discovered that there may not be enough guidance to determine bus placement in a repeatable fashion as Workbook instructions appeared to not consider repeat values for three phase short circuit (e.g. multiple busses having the same short circuit values).
R1.2 should be further clarified to reduce needless administrative burden and state that notifications are only required when the Transmission Owner at the local bus needs data from the owner of the connected BES Element. Notifications stating that no data is required are an unnecessary administrative burden for the sender and recipient.
The proposal by Glencoe light does not address following issues, which should be addressed by the Standards Drafting Team on Requirement R1.
The Requirement R1.2 obligates the notifying entity to notify the interconnecting entity about the FR or SER monitoring requirement on the interconnecting BES element(s) within 90 days of the determination of the BES buses. But it does not say anything about the obligation of the notified interconnecting entity in terms of time limits on their response or confirmation about implementing the FR/SER monitoring. There is provision to notify interconnecting FR/ER monitoring for the interconnecting BES element(s), but thereafter standard leaves it open. There is no follow-up on actual implementation of the FR/SER monitoring. The requirement should set some time limit on the notified entity to confirm/ or resolve issues if any towards implementing the FR/SER requirement. It should also address issues, when the applicable buses list of the notified interconnecting entity does not include the bus to which the interconnecting BES element in question is connecting.
In the requirement R5, the Reliability Coordinator (RC) notifies the entities about DDR requirement. The RC should provide more details with the notification. Currently the RC notification merely includes the requirement no in the columns. It does not include why or how the requirement number was applied. For example If a notification of DDR monitoring goes to an entity under R5.1.5 (UVLS) or 5.1.2 (Stability of System Operating limits), then the standard does not clarify RC responsibility to notify other participating entities. The RC notification does not provide the details. What about the FR/SER monitoring requirement on those interconnections between entities if the buses do not figure in the 20% applicable buses list of the concerned entities?). The standard should address this.
Proccess qustion, with two different SAR write-ups (IRPTF from June 2020 and Glencoe Light from April 2021) out for comment, would the Standards Committee assign one SDT to both of these SARs or would the SARs be combined into one SAR?
- MRO has noted that the standard is complicated and difficult to interpret. Proper interpretation requires a nuanced understanding of various terms including "BES bus", "BES Element", "connected", and "directly connected." These terms are defined by a combination of the NERC Glossary of Terms and the standard itself. The uses of these terms in the standard provide further insight into how the terms should be understood. A more straightforward approach to defining terms in the standard would likely help to clarify the locations where recording is required as well as the delineation of responsibilities for obtaining data.
- The SAR includes the statement "the current standard could be interpreted that generation, transformer and transmission line owners could have FR data that is recorded at a location remote to the identified BES bus" and implies that this is somehow an unnecessary or undesirable interpretation. However, it is MRO's opinion that this is the proper interpretation as R3 does not dictate the exact location of current measurement, only that the entity must have current data for the applicable transmission lines and transformers. If, for some reason, the only location where current sensing and recording equipment was installed was at the remote end of a transmission line or transformer, it would make sense to utilize that equipment rather than require installation of new equipment nearer to the identified BES bus.
- Clarifications regarding the current version of the standard and MRO's interpretation:
R1.2 notifications do not obligate entities to have data, only R3 does that. The notifications ensure that BES Element owners with R3 obligations are aware of those obligations. An overreaching notification from the identified BES bus owner to an adjacent owner of equipment that does not meet the criteria given in R3 would not create any compliance obligation for the adjacent owner.
R1.2 and R3 are consistent with each other in addressing BES Elements "connected to the BES buses identified in Requirement R1."
In general PRC-002 is loosely written. BPA has submitted questions to WECC for clarification. R4.3 states "Trigger settings for at least the following: 4.3.1 Neutral (residual) over current. 4.3.2 Phase undervoltage or overcurrent"; this can be interpreted that the XFMR can have a phase undervoltage trigger even though R3 states: "3.1 phase- to neutral voltage for each phase of each specified BES bus. 3.2 Each phase current and the residual or neutral current for the following BES Elements: 3.2.1 Transformers that have a low-side operating voltage of 100kV or above. 3.2.2 Transmission Lines."
Capital Power (on behalf of Decatur Energy Center and other Group 80 MRRE assets) appreciates any opportunity to reduce the administrative burden related to certain Reliability Standards. However, in this case, the notification of only the impacted entities may result in instances where, due to an administrative error, a potentially in-scope entity is not notified and assumes it is out of scope because no notification was received. To mitigate this risk, Capital Power recommends one of the following solutions:
Comprehensive, easily accessible list of all in-scope buses as well as what data is required
This will allow all entities, including those who may not have received a direct notification, to ensure that the lack of notification was not due to an administrative error
Ideally this list should be stored and/or facilitated on/via a centralized system such as NERC's Align system.
Positive confirmation of out of scope – TOs should notify all entities of their in-scope or out of scope status
Develop selection criteria specific to generators (inclusive of synchronous and inverter-based resources). Based on these criteria generators would be accountable and have the mechanism to make their own determination re. which assets require SER and FR.


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Opinion /
By Antonia Cundy
Why the Resurgent Interest in Female Surrealists Needs to Be Reflected in Museum Collections
The current appetite for historical, underrecognized female artists is welcome but urgent work still needs to be done
'The problem of woman,' André Breton wrote in his Second Manifeste du Surréalisme (Second Manifesto of Surrealism, 1929), 'is the most marvellous and disturbing problem in all the world.' In this short sentence, Breton laid the foundations for surrealism's infamous misogyny: women were revered and central to the movement, but as muses, not artists in their own right. Happily, in recent years, many have seen the problem in Breton's statement itself, and female surrealists are garnering much deserved late recognition. In 2017, 'Dreamers Awake' at London's White Cube revisited the movement through the work of more than 50 women artists, a female-focused approach similar to that of the Manchester Art Gallery's 2009 exhibition 'Angels of Anarchy: Women Artists and Surrealism'. In-between the two came Tate Liverpool's 2015 retrospective on Leonora Carrington, and this autumn, as 'Lee Miller and Surrealism in Britain' at the Hepworth Wakefield and 'Leonora Carrington: Magical Tales' at Mexico City's Museum of Modern Art close their doors, the Museum of Sex in New York opens 'Leonor Fini: Theatre of Desire, 1930–1990'.
Leonora Carrington, Bird Superior: Portrait of Max Ernst, c.1939. Courtesy: National Galleries of Scotland © The Estate of Leonora Carrington
This renewed interest in female surrealists is, as Tess Thackara writes in a recent essay for Artsy, 'a development that goes hand in hand with the continuing appetite for historical, underrecognized female artists'. Yet, whilst the galleries that hold these temporary exhibitions should be credited for taking this necessary step towards gender equality – a step particularly necessary for surrealism – at times, it is worryingly just that: temporary.
Although Tate Modern will host a Dorothea Tanning retrospective for four months in 2019, in the International Surrealism room of its permanent collection, less than a fifth of the works are by women. There are, for example, multiple pieces by Miller's husband Roland Penrose, but none by her, nor any mention of the role she played in introducing England to surrealism through the 1936 International Surrealist Exhibition. It's a similar story at New York's Museum of Modern Art: although the gallery recently hosted a Louise Bourgeois exhibition and has more than 5,000 pieces of her work in their online collection, only one is on display in the permanent galleries. Of the 12 surrealist artworks on permanent show at MoMa, only two are by women – Object (1936), a sculpture by Meret Oppenheim, and Frida Kahlo's painting My Grandparents, My Parents, and I (1936).
Dorothea Tanning, A Guest, costume design for The Night Shadow, a ballet by George Balanchine, 1945, watercolour and wash on paper. Courtesy: the Destina Foundation, New York, and Alison Jacques Gallery, London
Temporary exhibitions reflect what is currently fashionable; it is the permanent collections of institutions which write history, passing it on to the next generation. If someone went to Germany's Sammlung Scharf-Gerstenberg, the national venue for 'art of the fantastic', they would be taught that women only participated in the movement as muses. Though the institution prides itself on its 20th century surrealist collection, its 'largest suite of works', for all its size, it has no room for women. This is also the case at the Pompidou Centre, an institution which held, in 2009, the world's largest all-female art exhibition, displaying hundreds of pieces purchased to balance its male-heavy collection. Yet still, on their 'educational dossiers' about surrealist art, it's another male-only cast list – Jean Arp, André Breton, Salvador Dalí, Max Ernst, Man Ray, Joan Miró, René Magritte, Pablo Picasso. Tanning is the single female artist named, but, along with Peggy Guggenheim, only as one of the women Ernst married. Similarly, in MoMa Learning's list of 16 artists associated with the term 'surrealism', Meret Oppenheim is the only woman.
Some might argue that it would be disingenuous to place female surrealists into historical narratives – they were, after all, overlooked at the time as well. But as the enormous number of temporary exhibitions show, this didn't stop them. Many of the well-known male names were in fact indebted to them. Restoring women to their deserved place does not mean rewriting history with lies; attitudes at the time can be acknowledged whilst showcasing those who refused to accept them and those whose story would be different had they been able to. Redressing historical sexism does not prohibit acknowledging that it existed.
Artemisia Gentileschi, Self-Portrait as Saint Catherine, c.1615–17, oil on canvas. Courtesy: Robilant + Voena, London
It is of course worth celebrating that exhibitions on underrepresented genders, races, and sexualities have finally been brought to the fore. Things have certainly improved since 1989 when the Guerrilla Girls asked 'Do women have to be naked to get into the Met. museum?'. Even London's National Gallery – which recently purchased a self-portrait by Artemisia Gentileschi in an active attempt to redress its lack of female artists – is heading in the right direction. The National might still have a pitiful number of pieces by women – Gentileschi saw the figure rise from 20 to 21 out of a collection of 2,300 works – but at least they are all there to stay. More encouraging is the ethos of Tate Modern. For the 2016 opening of Switch House, its new building, director Frances Morris dedicated 50 percent of the fresh wall space to artworks by women – raising the institution's female representation from 17 to 36 percent.
But it is crucial that these attitudes are not only focused on new spaces and new exhibitions, but also applied to existing rooms, reconfiguring the spaces – and their online educational materials – which form and teach the canon of art history. The improved gender balance of new spaces and temporary exhibitions must not distract from the fact that urgent work is still needed to change the narratives of institutions' more established permanent collections. These must no longer reflect the attitudes, rather than the artistic production, of the past. Only then, for surrealists especially, will history show that there was a retort to Breton's manifesto – as Leonora Carrington said: 'I didn't have time to be somebody's muse.'
Main image: Meret Oppenheim, Object, 1936, fur-covered cup, saucer and spoon, 7 x 24 x 24 cm. Courtesy: Museum of Modern Art, New York/ Scala, Florence
Antonia Cundy
Antonia Cundy is a writer based in London and an assistant editor at Review 31.
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As markets gain momentum, the biggest challenge for many original equipment manufacturer (OEM) design teams is meeting tight product development timelines with smaller internal teams. This paper looks at ways to leverage readily available industry resources to reduce design, prototyping and debug time.
Toronto, Canada -- Sangoma Technologies Corporation (TSX VENTURE:STC), a leading provider of hardware and software components that enable or enhance IP Communications Systems for both voice and data, announced that commercial shipments of its highly-anticipated Vega 400 SBC standalone Session Border Controller (SBC) appliance commenced today. The solution is designed to provide seamless connectivity between Voice over IP (VoIP) networks and SIP Trunking connections, while delivering security and policy enforcement to ensure call quality and reliability.
Toronto, Canada -- Sangoma Technologies Corporation (TSX VENTURE:STC), a leading provider of hardware and software components that enable or enhance IP Communications Systems for both voice and data, announced the release of its B500 Basic Rate Interface (BRI) Telephony Interface Board. Designed for simple integration with open source projects, including Asterisk and FreeSWITCH, as well as other open source and proprietary PBX, Switch, IVR and VoIP Gateway applications, the B500 provides solution provides developers with an efficient and cost-effective connectivity solution.
Toronto, Canada -- Sangoma Technologies Corporation (TSX VENTURE:STC), a leading provider of hardware and software components that enable or enhance IP Communications Systems for both voice and data, today announced the release of its Vega 400 SBC stand-alone Session Border Controller (SBC) appliance,. The solution is designed to provide seamless connectivity between Voice over IP (VoIP) networks and SIP Trunking connections, while delivering security and policy enforcement to ensure call quality and reliability.
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Kintex(TM)-7 FPGA System Integration for Display.	Xilinx is the worldwide leader of programmable logic solutions. SAN JOSE, Calif., Jan. 5, 2012 -- Xilinx, Inc. (NASDAQ: XLNX) today introduced new 28nm Kintex™-7 Field Programmable Gate Array (FPGA)-based targeted reference designs and a new development baseboard for accelerating the development of next-generation, 3D and 4K2K display technologies aimed at giving consumers a rich, immersive experience. At next week's 2012 International CES, the world's largest consumer electronics tradeshow, attendees can visit Xilinx in suite #MP25556 in the Las Vegas Convention Center to see a demonstration of these development resources that consists of 4K2K Mosaic and HDTV-to-4K2K up-converter targeted reference designs and the new ACDC (Acquisition, Contribution, Distribution and Consumption) 1.0 Baseboard using Kintex-7 FPGAs, all jointly developed with Premier Xilinx Alliance Program member Tokyo Electron Device Ltd. (TED).
Toronto, Canada - GAO Research Inc. (www.GAOResearch.com) is offering its G.165 line echo cancellation (LEC) software used in long distance voice communication especially in links involving satellite networks and intercontinental long-haul circuits.
MOSCOW, Russia – Nov. 17, 2011 – SPIRIT DSP, the world's top voice and video over IP engines provider, today announced availability of TeamSpirit® Voice&Video Engine Tablet for iOS and Android tablet devices. TeamSpirit Tablet turns any tablet computer into a high quality HD, multipoint videoconferencing endpoint. The software development kit (SDK) allows service providers, application developers and device manufacturers to quickly launch voice and video calling services for today's hundreds of millions of tablet computer users.
1 November 2011, London – Premier Farnell plc (LSE:pfl), the multi-channel electronics distributor announces a global franchise distribution agreement with Fox Electronics, a leading specialist in the design and supply of frequency controllers.
NEWPORT BEACH, Calif.-- Conexant Systems, Inc., a leading supplier of innovative semiconductor solutions for imaging, audio, embedded modem, and video surveillance applications, today announced the CX20708, the world's first super wideband (SWB) voice input processor system-on-chip (SoC). The new single chip solution is targeted to home telepresence and speech recognition applications and is ideally suited for next generation Smart TV and video game console applications.
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We Advertise on both Rightmove and Zoopla.Viewings arranged by us will be accompanied by full-time professional agents,If we receive an offer relating to your property, we will forward it to you, immediately.
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If you require a guarantor, we will provide you with a legally binding document which will be used to accompany the referencing check.
Copy of the Assured Shorthold Tenancy Agreement.
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If we agree on any maintenance this will include; Gas safety inspections, ECIR & PAT testing, a risk assessment, pre-tenancy cleaning, repairs to the property to ensure the property is ready for you, and finally, an inventory check which includes all the meter readings.
Throughout the period of your tenancy, we will work with you to ensure you are getting the market rental rate, which means your rent will remain in line with the going market rate.When your tenancy draws to an end we will work with you to ensure everything runs smoothly, to assist you with the move, this includes a check-out report, and the return of your deposit if applicable.
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2020 Chrysler Imperial planned for a large return of among the well-known versions of perpetuity. This legendary model was in production for over 66 years. Original model dates way back from 1926, while last year model was 1993. To elevate to the degree of its competitors, and in all likelihood make an effort to defeat them, a new model has become rumored to get introduced for a while. Some rumors appeared that the upcoming Imperial might be according to the same Alfa platform and the forthcoming Charger.
We cannot yet tell how much the production model will differ from the concept. All the same, in spite of that, it is extremely unlikely for this to receive the planning theme of the Imperial idea that was basically a blatant rip-off of a Rolls Royce. The wheelbase is extended and chassis consists of aluminum, and some parts are even made out of carbon fiber and steel. Expect to see a massive, horizontal radiator grille and stylish round headlights. The doorways have a suicidal design and design in their mind despite the fact that the entry ways fascia is about very best.
The cabin of Chrysler Imperial could be a wonderful compared to the basic appearance of the automobile. We already know that there is going to be a lot more room than before. It uses the best material to inner creating many quite competent and luxurious. The dash panel can possibly be rather conservative in style, and lots of the managers are getting to be resettled to a liquid show electrical device. Expect to see a lot of new technology, such as a new infotainment system and plenty of other useful features. Some of them are likely the Bluetooth connectivity, touchscreen display and satellite navigation with new details.
When we now must be resolved to find assist some precise information on the automobile may be available for next year. The release date is located as close to the center this season. This vehicle could be envisioned at a very aggressive price of $50,000 even though the company has not yet clarified anything now. However the price can change over time. 2020 Chrysler Pacifica is expecting heavy competition from its Dodge and Honda rivals.
The rumor mentions that 2020 Chrysler Imperal has been declared with quite a fascinating motor installation. There are a lot of talks that are related to the model and the preparation of the powertrain. However, speculations state that the latest Chrysler Imperial will be developed with a 1.4 liter or a 1.8 liter turbo unit that is charged engine injection immediately. Perhaps they get to include a diesel energy version until the launch time frame comes and we think that one should be available. All engines go to combine with gearbox ZF nine speed automated. It makes excellent fuel economy, but unfortunately not be detected from the official specifications 2020 Chrysler Imperial.
Will the production model have suicide doors. And also r there hide away lights.
Looks nice but what would b next. My idea would be perfect for the next body. Style.


There are over 62,000 urban green space sites in Great Britain.
This urban natural land and green space provides society with many services.
It protects urban properties from noise pollution and cooling cities by over half a degree Celsius.
The addition to property values associated with living near a green space is estimated to be just over £130 billion in the UK.
The estimated societal gain in health and well being associated with active visits to urban green spaces is over £4.4 billion a year.
to parks across the UK each year.
Parks give people a place to meet, play, be active or relax.
Visit your local park this weekend and enjoy the benefits that getting close to nature and a gentle stroll provide.
It's free, and it's enjoyable!
be reduced by 60 per cent by 2020.
The members of the Parks Alliance have a justifiable reputation for innovation in the face of challenging conditions.
However, recent years have seen dwindling resources for green spaces in the UK.
The Fabian Society report Places to Be predicts spending on parks will be reduced by 60 per cent by 2020.
Parks are highly valued by all those who use them, with over half of the UK population using their local park, yet the challenge of managing them is given a low priority.
Local authorities, voluntary groups and contractors have done an excellent job of offsetting budget reductions by working inventively and collaboratively but this has disguised the depth of the current crisis.
We want to ensure a workforce that is able to lead and innovate in the face of challenges from poor public health and climate change – as well as contributing to the UK's wealth.
Parks and open spaces are a cost effective means of maintaining physical and psychological wellbeing. They play a role in tackling problems of public health, including obesity.
The Parks Alliance is a not for profit company working to promote and protect the public parks we are proud to have at the heart of UK life and culture..
Understand and share best practice in the management and care of parks and open spaces within the sector and more widely.
Represents the people and organisations that create, maintain, invest in and use the public green spaces at the heart of UK life.
The Parks Alliance is the voice of UK parks, representing the people and organisations that create, maintain, invest in and use the public green spaces that we are proud to have at the heart of British life. We campaign at local, regional, UK and EU levels to ensure that parks are properly funded, their roles recognized and developed, and that the benefits that they provide are clearly understood and recognized.
We are concerned, too, about the future. We want to ensure a workforce that is able to lead and innovate in the face of challenges from poor public health and climate change – as well as contributing to the UK's wealth.
As well as being concerned about the general impact of climate change and working to mitigate its effects, we are concerned to ensure that our green spaces are protected in very specific ways.
In addition to being places of leisure and attractive throughfares, for many, parks act as free gyms. Parks are open to and well used by the whole community, increasingly with additional facilities to support physical fitness.
Keep up to date with the latest parks news, reports, developments and more.
People with children under 10 who visit parks once a month in the UK.
Children in England who visit local urban parks in an average month.
Yearly health cost savings if everyone had access to green space.


Established in January 2013, Athletics Direct is a trading division of Foams4Sports Ltd, a UK leading manufacturer of sports safety products. At Athletics Direct, our aim is to become the number one athletics equipment supplier in the UK. The wealth of knowledge and experience in our specialist team makes us experts in the sporting goods industry.
We offer an extensive range of quality athletics equipment from a number of leading sporting goods manufacturers. We have also developed our own brand of sporting goods including hurdles, track & field accessories and landing areas. It is through our carefully selected suppliers and dedication to product innovation that we can offer our customers quality Athletics Training Equipment at very competitive prices. We have developed excellent relationships with our suppliers including Polish company Polanik and French company Dima Sports.
As well as Schools, our customer base includes a wide range of Athletics Clubs, Sports and Leisure Centres and Running Track and field Facilities. This included supplying the new Glasgow Emirates Arena for the Commonwealth Games. Our range of athletics equipment covers a number of sporting events ranging from IAAF pole vault areas and competition hurdles, to indoor shot puts and training equipment. Athletics Direct also offer a reliable sports installation service for a range of equipment including throwing cages and throwing circles.
If you require any further information on any of our products or services our team of specialists are on hand to take your call. We aim to provide our clients with outstanding customer service and competitive prices. For bulk orders please contact us direct to discuss further discount.
We will be regularly attending the various sporting events across the UK so look out for us. Please contact us if you would like to make an appointment to speak to us.


Greg Murphy has revealed the first of four different liveries planned for the 2012 V8 Supercars season.
The distinctive Kelly Racing-run Pepsi Max Crew Commodore war paint was revealed ahead of next weekend's Clipsal 500 in Adelaide and the four-time Bathurst winner is pleased to be back running with his customary #51 after using #11 last year.
"I definitely won't have trouble standing out at Clipsal will I?" said Murphy, speaking to BigPond Sport.
Murphy heads to Adelaide on the back of a win last weekend in the inaugural round of the New Zealand V8 SuperTourers category.
"We want to really push the car in 2012," Murphy continued.
"We had some successes last season so this year will be all about building on those positives and pushing the Pepsi Max Crew higher up the grid.


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Dalali urges Arusha to have Premier League team
YASINTA AMOS in Arusha
THE founder of the Simba Day, Hassan Dalali has implored sports men and women as well as soccer officials in Arusha to work harder in ensuring that the region gets a the Premier League class team.
Speaking during the Simba Sports Concert held here over the weekend, Dalali used the platform to remind the residents of Arusha that, the region was an important precinct as far as sports, including football is concerned.
He is surprised that the region lacks a proper football team to play in the country's top flight league.
"Arusha tops athletics and other forms of sports and in the past the region used to make scene in football leagues, I am really concerned that, at the moment there is no major football club here, despite the precinct being very sound economically," said Dalali.
At the moment, the region depends onto the Arusha Football Club (AFC), who play in the First Division League.
Arusha's only hope was the former Arusha United team which has been sold to a resident of Misungwi and changed its name to Gwambina FC. Dalali, who was the guest of honour during the Simba Sports Concert held at the Sheikh Amri Abeid Stadium, also warned 'naysayers,' who have allegedly been spreading rumours against the 'Simba Sports Club,' claiming the team was steeped in crisis.
"There is no crisis at Simba; The team is busy playing in international arenas, there is no time for conflicts, arguments or the speculated crisis," maintained Dalali, who added that the team is currently enlisting new and better performing players.
The Simba Sports Arusha Secretary, Thabit Ustadh, said the region has 15 branches of the club, but ten of them are active and during the event, these were presented with official certificates of recognition.
"The other five branches are still in the process of being officially endorsed after being strengthened through the recruitment of more members," said Ustadh, adding that soon the Simba branch will establish a sports shop here, where people will be buying balls, uniforms and other sports gear," he added.
During the Simba Sports Concert, there were football matches to colour the event, in which the 'Nguzo Mbili,' branch thrashed 'Jamhuri Branch,' 1-0 in the final game. Both teams are from Unga-Limited.
Also won their match were Arusha Terminal who defeated Chem-Chem club of Usa-River 4-3 in a thrilling match.
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Author: YASINTA AMOS in Arusha
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