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UltraFly Model Corporation was a Taiwan-based manufacturer of intermediate and advanced almost ready-to-fly electric radio controlled aircraft whose airframe parts were injection molded from EPS foam. They produced a line of brushless motors and brushless-compatible electronic speed controls as well. The products were distributed worldwide by U.S. based Great Planes of Champaign, Illinois

The company was formed 1 May 2003 by general manager Charlie Hua. Hua, an expert in the field of information technology as well as an avid RC pilot, approached the design and manufacturing of his models from a market research viewpoint by determining the strengths and weaknesses in the ARF aircraft market, both foam and more traditional balsa/covering models. After determining that there was too much competition in the balsa market, Hua turned his attention to injection molded foam even over laser-cut foam for more consistent quality and the ability to create more complex shapes than would be possible with either laser cut or balsa. Injection molded foam planes of this type are also resistant to crash damage and are easily repaired after hard landings and minor crashes.

UltraFly's goal was to determine the benchmarks of the size of the electric aircraft they would be competing against. They settled on 400-class "park flyer" class aircraft with a retail price of US$85–100 ($95–110 European/Japanese).

According to UltraFly's website, Hua and his team based their product line around these criteria:

Flying Weight: 450-750 g
Wingspan: 75–120 cm
Motor: Special wind Mabuchi 380-class motor
Gearing Options: 1.9, 2.4, 3.0, 3.9:1
Cell Count: 8-10 Ni-MH 1100 mAh cells
Power: 65-105 W

This approach, though simple, was rather novel. Hua felt that concentrating on the development of a single power plant, one easily optimized through gearing and propeller choices, the system could be used in a variety of aircraft including pusher-prop, jet-styled planes. Hua takes a personal interest in his product line and is not only a frequent contributor on a number of R/C online bulletin boards but personally represents UltraFly at hobby and model shows.

All UltraFly models come with a Falcon 400 motor which is the equivalent of the aforementioned Mabuchi, but all are easily upgraded to brushless operation with the addition of the proper speed control. The UltraFly Cessna 182 has the added advantage of two sets of wings.  The so-called "beginner" wing has a relatively flat airfoil and thick leading edge for stability while preventing inverted flight and the possibility of a crash by an inexperienced pilot. The nearly identical-looking "advanced" wing features a semi-symmetrical airfoil and thinner leading edge. This combination, in conjunction with the proper propeller and battery, allows full aerobatics and will double the Cessna's airspeed to nearly 50 mph (80 km/h). Depending on preference, skill and the surface of the field, the 182 can be built with tricycle landing gear and steerable nosewheel per the prototype or as a taildragger less the nosewheel in the style of the Cessna 180. However, this configuration does not allow the model to be taxied.

Ultrafly closed its business in August 2008

Model lineup

These links are to articles on the full-scale prototypes:

Sukhoi SU-27 jet
F-16 Fighting Falcon jet
BAE Hawk jet
PC-9 low-wing military trainer, sometimes referenced as the T-6A Texan II
Extra 300S low-wing aerobatic sport plane
Cessna 182
Furious 3-D biplane
Outrage 3-D biplane

References

External links
 Ultrafly Model manuals

2008 disestablishments in Taiwan
Defunct companies of Taiwan


Arrive Delhi at midnight and transfer to Hotel Oberoi for one night.
At leisure. Shimla is ideal for walks and life revolves around the busy Mall in the centre of town. One can visit the mock tudor Library, the Christ Church, the Gaiety Theatre and the Viceregal Lodge.
Drive to Palampur for 2 nights at the Taragarh Palace, a period property set in mango orchards. Palampur has beautful snow views and is surrounded by tea plantations. It is a popular place for walking. The same car and driver will remain with you from today till departure from Chandigarh.
Visit the local sights including the Neughal Khad, a 300 metres chasm in the Bundla River.
Drive to Dharamsala, current home of the Dalai Lame, and check in at the Clouds End Villa, a very well run period hotel with excellent views of the valley, for 2 nights. Dharamsala is set along a spur of the Dhauladhar range, overlooking the Kangra Valley and the Shiwalik mountains.
Visit the headquarters of H.H. The Dalai Lama in Mcleodganj and the Norbulingka Institute, centre for Buddhist teaching, housing over a thousand painted images. You can also visit the Namgyal Monastery, the Kalachakra Temple and the Bhagsunath Temple. Paintings by Roerich can be seen in the Museum of Kangra Art.
Drive on to Pragpur visiting the sights of Kangra en route, including the Nagarkot Fort, perched on a steep rock dominating the valley, and the Brajesvari Devi temple. Stay 2 nights at the Judges Court, a heritage property where you enjoy traditional hospitality of the royal family. Pragpur is a medieval "heritage" village with cobblestone streets and slate-roofed houses.
Drive to Chandigarh in the morning. The planned city was designed by Le Corbusier and is built in various sectors, with the Sukhna Lake and the Rock Garden being important landmarks of the city. You can visit the city or Pinjore Gardens on the outskirts, near Kalka. Take the midday Shatabdi Express from Chandigarh back to Delhi, arriving early evening. Stay at the Park Hotel or Welcome Marriott till departure, around midnight.
Day 15 : Fly Out.
Fly out to international destination.


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Corticosterone Metabolite Concentration Is Not Related to Problem Solving in the Fawn-Footed Mosaic-Tailed Rat Melomys Cervinipes
Acoustic and Genetic Data Can Reduce Uncertainty Regarding Populations of Migratory Tree-Roosting Bats Impacted by Wind Energy
10.3390/ani12010080
Agus, B.
Carbonara, P.
Melis, R.
Cannas, R.
Carugati, L.
Cera, J.
Donnaloia, M.
Mulas, A.
Pais, A.
Ruiu, S.
Vinci, G.
Cuccu, D.
First Integrative Morphological and Genetic Characterization of Tremoctopus violaceussensu stricto in the Mediterranean Sea
Blondine Agus
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Pierluigi Carbonara
Riccardo Melis
Rita Cannas
Laura Carugati
Jacopo Cera
Marilena Donnaloia
Antonello Mulas
Antonio Pais
Stefano Ruiu
Giuseppe Vinci
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Danila Cuccu
Department of Life and Environmental Science, University of Cagliari, 09126 Cagliari, Italy
Coispa Tecnologia & Ricerca Stazione Sperimentale per lo Studio delle Risorse del Mare, 70126 Bari, Italy
Department of Agriculture, University of Sassari, 07100 Sassari, Italy
Parco Regionale delle Dune Costiere, Ostuni, 72017 Brindisi, Italy
These authors have contributed equally to this work.
Academic Editor: Gonzalo Martínez-Rodríguez
Animals 2022, 12(1), 80; https://doi.org/10.3390/ani12010080
Received: 25 October 2021 / Revised: 29 December 2021 / Accepted: 29 December 2021 / Published: 30 December 2021
(This article belongs to the Section Animal Genetics and Genomics)
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Four rare species are recognized within the genus Tremoctopus (Cephalopoda: Octopoda), i.e., T. gelatus, T. gracilis, T. robsoni, and T. violaceus. The accurate identification of organisms is a fundamental prerequisite to deepen our knowledge of the biology and ecology of a species. In this study, for the first time, an integrative morphological and genetic approach was undertaken to confirm the identity of specimens of the genus Tremoctopus collected in Mediterranean waters. Sequences of two mitochondrial genes were generated and analyzed from three Mediterranean females, allowing ascribing all the samples to the species T. violaceus sensu stricto. For the first time, barcoding sequences have been obtained from the presumed type locality of the species. This information is of particular importance for this rare species; it has been complemented with the detailed descriptions of morphometric and biological features, as well as beaks analyses for the age estimation of the samples.
An integrative approach based on morphological and genetic analyses was undertaken for the first time to confirm the species identification of Mediterranean samples belonging to the genus Tremoctopus. Sequences of two mtDNA genes (cytochrome c oxidase subunit (COI) and 16S) were generated for the first time from Mediterranean samples. Both the similarity-based identifications and tree-based methods indicated that three females can be identified as Tremoctopus violaceus sensu stricto in agreement with their morphological classifications. All Mediterranean sequences clustered with the sequences of Tremoctopus violaceus from the Gulf of Mexico and were clearly differentiated from the sequences attributed to T. gracilis and T. robsoni. The chromatic pattern of the web and some features of gill filaments, arms formula, stylets, radulae, beaks, and stomach contents were given for all the samples; 105,758, 20,140, and 11,237 oocytes were estimated in the mature, immature, and developing samples, respectively. The presence of four spermatangia inside the cavity of the maturing female suggested the ability of this species to mate before reaching full maturity with more partners. Age investigation using beaks, performed for the first time in T. violaceus and within the genus gave results consistent with the different sizes and maturity conditions of the samples. View Full-Text
Keywords: Tremoctopus violaceus; molecular analysis; biometric features; age; mating Tremoctopus violaceus; molecular analysis; biometric features; age; mating
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Agus, B.; Carbonara, P.; Melis, R.; Cannas, R.; Carugati, L.; Cera, J.; Donnaloia, M.; Mulas, A.; Pais, A.; Ruiu, S.; Vinci, G.; Cuccu, D. First Integrative Morphological and Genetic Characterization of Tremoctopus violaceussensu stricto in the Mediterranean Sea. Animals 2022, 12, 80. https://doi.org/10.3390/ani12010080
Agus B, Carbonara P, Melis R, Cannas R, Carugati L, Cera J, Donnaloia M, Mulas A, Pais A, Ruiu S, Vinci G, Cuccu D. First Integrative Morphological and Genetic Characterization of Tremoctopus violaceussensu stricto in the Mediterranean Sea. Animals. 2022; 12(1):80. https://doi.org/10.3390/ani12010080
Agus, Blondine, Pierluigi Carbonara, Riccardo Melis, Rita Cannas, Laura Carugati, Jacopo Cera, Marilena Donnaloia, Antonello Mulas, Antonio Pais, Stefano Ruiu, Giuseppe Vinci, and Danila Cuccu. 2022. "First Integrative Morphological and Genetic Characterization of Tremoctopus violaceussensu stricto in the Mediterranean Sea" Animals 12, no. 1: 80. https://doi.org/10.3390/ani12010080
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Michael Willis
Founder and Chief Executive Officer
Michael has served in leadership positions for technology companies for over 30 years and has considerable experience and expertise developing technology products and services for a variety of markets. With a focus on product development, sales, marketing, and customer support he has built successful companies and led them to exit strategies that brought considerable value to investors and other stakeholders. Michael is currently serving on the Board of Directors for EarthVisionz Inc., a leading developer of enterprise level, location aware, visual Data Management and Decision Support Systems.
He recently served as the President and COO of Boulder Imaging, a leading machine vision products company. Under his leadership Boulder Imaging evolved from a custom solutions engineering company to a products company, now successfully launching three cutting-edge machine vision products. Prior to Boulder Imaging, Mr. Willis served as CEO for Tombstone Technologies, a publicly traded software company developing SaaS software systems for the printing industry and acquired by Hunt Global Resources in 2010.
He served as the President and COO of Digital Creators, a pioneer and leader in education technology which was acquired in the late 1990's by TeleTech Inc. Previous positions include: President and Co-founder, and current Board member, of Digital Directions International Inc, a leading educational technology company; President and COO of Paragon Solutions, a Chicago based IT consulting company and one of the first to develop off- shore software development facilities in India and Viet Nam; Group Vice President for Production and Development for Jones Digital Century, a division of Jones Intercable, then the 5th largest cable company in the US; and the Vice President for Production for Philips Interactive Media, a division of Philips Electronics. Michael has served on the faculty of Montgomery College, the University of Southern California, The University of Denver, and the University of Colorado, Boulder in computer science, software design and development, and technology management.
Michael is an accomplished jazz musician who enjoys hiking and bicycling.
Zung Vu Tran, Ph.D.
Founder and Chief Science Officer
Dr. Tran was formerly a Research Professor of Biostatistics, Colorado School of Public Health, and Clinical Professor of Pediatrics, School of Medicine, University of Colorado, Anschutz Medical Campus. He has also served as Interim Director, Biostatistics & Data Management Core, University of Colorado Cancer Center, and Scientific Director, Biostatistics & Data Management Core, Children's Hospital of Philadelphia.
Dr. Tran brings over 30 years' experience in senior-level management in academic as well as pharmaceutical and medical device industry settings. He is recognized as a leading authority in meta-analysis methodology. As a pioneer in this science of data extraction, integration and analysis, he was the first to publish a meta-analysis in the prestigious Journal of the American Medical Association. Dr. Tran was also the first scientist to receive a NIH R01 grant for developing and applying meta-analysis methodology. As Professor of Biostatistics, he specializes in the design and analysis of clinical trials. He also has considerable expertise in survey research methodology and management of large research databases.
He has served as a consultant for a number of pharmaceutical and medical device companies and has served on numerous NIH Study Sections (grant reviews) for over 20 years. He has received numerous peer-reviewed federal and foundation research grants, both as principal investigator and co-investigator and is currently a co-investigator and senior biostatistician for several on- going NIH-funded clinical trials.
Dr. Tran lives in Erie, Colorado with his wife, and has three adult children. He enjoys fine foods and wines, and is a Rocky Mountain Regional Champion auto racer.
William Kent
Founder, President, and Chief Operating Officer
William brings over 30 years of experience in both domestic and international business and market development, working with a broad range of technology and industrial companies, from start-ups to Fortune 200 companies. William has worked with leading companies from India, China, Japan, Canada, the US, and Western Europe to develop business models and marketing strategies in a wide range of geographic and vertical markets. William is passionate about pairing the right products in the right markets to position companies for growth and to bring value to consumers. As president of a mid-west based business practice consulting company, William successfully worked with his clients to define markets for their products, develop manufacturing and distribution practices, develop customer service strategies, define launch strategies, and grow market share.
Most recently William worked as the Senior VP of Boulder Imaging. William led the product development and operational development for BI to transition the company from R&D to product manufacturing. Previously William led the development of a technology company in the electric vehicle market to design and develop state-of-the-art vehicle management systems.William has worked with a variety of companies to develop products and market strategies such as Liqui-Met, Novaflow Systems, Micro-Metal, Soujanya Enterprises, Parekh Group, Virttel and Motostorm. For each of these companies William defined vertical markets, created market development plans and built market share.
William is an avid jogger, cyclist and golfer. William is a strong advocate of corporate social responsibility and is committed to building companies that make a positive contribution to the communities in which they operate.
Neil A. Cox
Founder and Chief Financial Officer
Neil has more than three decades experience in the securities and financial industry. He brings enthusiasm, energy and a solid base of understanding in acquisitions, strategic planning, private and public financing. He has been instrumental in helping dozens of companies secure early stage financing.
Neil is currently Chairman of the Board of Directors for Rare Green, Inc., a mineral resource focused exploration company.
He recently served as the Vice-President of Finance and on the audit committee for Boulder Imaging, a leading machine vision products company.
Prior to Boulder Imaging, Mr. Cox was the founder and served as CFO for Tombstone Technologies, a publicly traded software company developing SaaS software systems for the printing industry and acquired by Hunt Global Resources in 2010.
Neil founded IDMedical.com, served as CFO and was instrumental in the financing and guidance process in making the company become publicly traded. The software company helped pioneer computerized medical records on the Internet. Its software was leading edge by using an interactive website that allowed for developing complete medical histories viewable on demand by health care providers.
Mr. Cox worked as an Investment Banker and was a registered principal and owner of Rocky Mountain Securities & Investments, Inc. for over 20 years.
He served as a Lieutenant in the US Army, is a licensed insurance broker and enjoys hiking and basketball.


Back in June, the millionth bottle of wine was purchased through Lot18, and we're well on our way through the next million. Here's a brief look at who's drinking what and where. Thanks for being a part of Lot18's success!
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James rewarded for Indigenous efforts
Matthew James from the Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet has been honoured with a Public Service Medal (PSM).
Mr James was awarded for management of the Information and Evaluation Branch of the department, which analyses the data behind the Prime Minister's annual Closing the Gap report.
He and his team are seen as the main backroom drivers of efforts to close the gap in life outcomes for Indigenous Australians.
"His work has shifted national policy debate by highlighting where policies are gaining results, and where they are proving ineffective," the Governor-General office wrote.
But Mr James said the Closing the Gap data analysis and evaluation is just part of the work his 30-strong team undertakes.
"We provide a lot of internal advice and try to reach out and try to assist throughout the process," Mr James has told Fairfax reporters.
"We do a lot of work informing the minister's office about how things are going.
"My branch is responsible for a much bigger and more detailed report that we produced last year called the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Performance Framework Report.
"Obviously the PM's [Closing the Gap] report is a reflection of a lot of other work that we do.
"A lot of the data we draw on is brought together by other agencies such as the ABS, the AIHW and ACARA and we work closely with these agencies and the Productivity Commission.
"Over time, as we've obtained better data we're able to tell a better story and provide more useful information. In the early years, the report mostly provided a baseline picture but as we've obtained better data and as time has progressed we can now provide a much clearer picture on what's going well and what's not going so well."
He says a lot of the Indigenous communities are doing the hard work themselves.
"One of the things we've funded over the years is local research projects where we fund local Aboriginal people themselves to conduct surveys and be involved in the collection and analysis of data for their communities," mr James says.
"This not only improves the quality and breadth of the data itself it also means that local people have critical information to help shape their own future."


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/**
 * Base class for implementing windows - partial implementation.
 *
 * This class and its derived classes make it possible to "snip out" a portion of a signal
 * beginning at a specified index and shape the resulting segment with a specified weighting
 * function.  The length of the resulting segment is the same length as the window.
 */
public class Window {

  /** double[] containing the window coefficients. */
  protected double[] w;

  /**
   * Instantiates a new Window from a vector of coefficients.
   *
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   */
  public Window( double[] w ) {
    this.w = w.clone();
  }

  /**
   * Instantiates a new length-N window containing zeros.
   *
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   */
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    w = new double[ N ];
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   * Returns the length of the window in samples.
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  public int length() {
    return w.length;
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  /**
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   */
  public void timesEquals( double[] x ) {
    if ( x.length != w.length ) throw new IllegalArgumentException( "Argument length does not match window length" );
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The Best Office 365 Plans for SMEs
Blog Articles, Office 365
Is your organisation considering moving to Office 365? The benefits for organisations who do this can be significant – take a look at our article to see a few of the advantages for the companies we work with.
Once you have decided to upgrade, you then need to determine which is the best plan for your business. There are nine Office 365 plans in total, all with different features and benefits – so it can get confusing!
We've put together a list of four questions you should ask yourself when choosing a plan and a comparison of the five plans that we believe are most suitable for SME businesses. These are Business Essentials, Business Premium, E1 and E3. We have also included Microsoft 365 Business – a new plan which includes Office and Windows features in one package. If you want to jump straight to the comparison table, click here.
NB – some small businesses try to save costs by purchasing 'home' Office 365 licence(s). Please be aware that these are not licenced for commercial use and would involve breaking the licence agreement. From a cost perspective, a home Office licence does not include a custom domain name or email hosting, so paying monthly for an Office 365 business licence is probably more cost-effective than purchasing both separately.
Key Questions When Choosing an Office 365 Plan
Desktop Applications or Online Only?
A major advantage of an Office 365 subscription is the opportunity to use applications such as Outlook, Word, Excel and PowerPoint online.
» Most Popular Office 365 Tips & Tricks For 2019
Some subscriptions will allow you to access these Office apps online, as well as downloading them on up to 15 devices per user (5 phones, 5 tablets and 5 PCs or Macs). There are also online-only subscriptions, which allow you access the applications online but not download them onto your desktop.
Whilst the online-only subscriptions are cheaper, we generally recommend that SMEs who are purchasing Office 365 choose a subscription with desktop included.
The first reason for this is familiarity, especially if SMEs are planning on implementing addition subscription options such as Teams or Planner for their organisation. Office 365 desktop applications feel like an enhanced version of what employees used previously, rather than something entirely new.
The second reason is that having both options is more versatile for users. It means that when users are on the move, they are less reliant on an internet connection. They can download documents onto any device and use the internet when needed rather than all the time. For example, this could help users save battery when using a personal hotspot or allow them to keep working through a poor signal area on a train.
Many users do sign up for online-only versions and are happy with them. However, they do need to ensure that their organisation can work in an online-only environment.
Do You Have Any Computers Running Windows 7?
Microsoft are ceasing support for Windows 7 in January 2020. This means that they will no longer be updating it or fixing potential security risks. Your business will be vulnerable to attacks similar to the 2017 WannaCry ransomware attack, which is estimated to have cost between millions and billions of business damage.
If your business still has Windows 7 devices, your options are to buy a new computer, buy Windows 10 or get the upgrade included as part of a Microsoft Business 365 package.
Do You Need OneNote?
Many businesses have policies around computerised data, but also allow employees to carry around notebooks full of confidential company information and personal data. These notebooks are (obviously) not password protected and are vulnerable to loss or theft.
If employees use tablets or other touch screen devices such as the Microsoft Surface, then OneNote can be the perfect solution to this. Employees create personal notes or meeting notes using a stylus pen and their device. These notes are then stored within the company filing system. This reduces the business risk when it comes to personal and confidential data.
OneNote is available on the Business Premium and E3 plans.
What About eDiscovery?
Microsoft's eDiscovery functionality is available within the E3 plan (an Office 365 enterprise plan). It is useful for GDPR compliance and for those involved in the legal industry or legal disputes.
For law firms, Microsoft's eDiscovery functionality is rated 4.3/ 5 on Gartner and reviews are suggesting that its development is still progressing in leaps and bounds. In particular for SMEs, who may not have the budget for an enterprise-level eDiscovery solution, this is a great cost-effective solution. Reviewers suggest that some of the advantages include that they do not need to transfer documents to another solution and that it is easy to use for those without IT backgrounds.
It is also worthwhile for organisations currently involved in a legal dispute – they can reliably ensure that information relevant to a court proceeding is not accidentally altered or deleted during the proceeding.
Outside of the legal industry, the eDiscovery functionality is an enable of GDPR compliance. It allows administrators to run content searches within the entire Office 365 system – including documents, emails and Teams conversations. The results in a content search can be reported on in a GDPR-compliant manner, deleted or put 'on hold' so that nobody within the organisation can edit them. This is a key enabler for GDPR compliance, allowing compliance officers to process personal data requests and ensure that personal data is not accidentally altered during a data dispute.
The E3 plan also comes with manual retention and deletion policies, which can also aid GDPR compliance.
Which Other Services Could Be Replaced with Office 365?
One of the great benefits of using Office 365 is that you get so much more than your basic document creation tools.
Do you pay for email hosting? You now have 50-100 GB included for Outlook.
Do you pay for a file storage solution? You now have OneDrive for Business and SharePoint
Do you pay for video conferencing software? You now have Microsoft Teams.
Do you pay for Slack or another internal communications tool?
You now have Microsoft Teams or Yammer (depending on your plan).
Do you pay for a project or task management tool? You now have Microsoft Planner.
Depending on what technology an organisation is currently using, replacing other paid solutions with Office 365 can often create a cost saving – producing instant ROI!
Comparison of Our Recommended Office 365 Plans for SMEs
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Which Office 365 Plan Should I Get?
At eXpd8, we do not believe that there is one Microsoft Office 365 plan that is right for every small and medium enterprise. It depends on the industry, the amount of personal data companies process, how technology is currently used in the organisation and how business leaders would like it to be used in the future.
However, we do believe that there is a plan that is right for every SME and that all organisations can benefit from investing in Office 365 and using it to its full potential – whichever version of Office 365 you choose.
If you have read this article and are still unsure, please get in touch and we would be happy to discuss the options with you in more detail!
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The Secretary General of the AFE Dr. Fadi Khalaf was hosted in television interview with CNBC Arabia on March 2nd, 2014. Dr. Khalaf illustrated the market performance during 2013 and beginning 2014 stating that: "The Dubai Financial Market (DFM) index was ranked first worldwide recording a performance of 107.69 % in 2013, followed by Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange (ADX) at 63.08 % .
It is noted that the index of the AFE has roughly paralleled the increase in the MSCI World index in 2013 by an increase of 18.74 %." Dr. Khalaf pointed out that until the end of February 2014 ADX has offset 93.28 % of the losses registered during the global crisis of 2008, and Qatar Stock Exchange compensated 90.80 %, while the MSCI World index had compensated 92.39 % of its losses. With regard to the markets liquidity which is reflected by the turnover velocity ratio, Dr. Khalaf sees that the Saudi Stock Exchange recorded 78.14 % of turnover velocity for the year 2013 which approached the global markets rates. Noting that the Saudi Market constitute 41% of the market capitalization of the Arab Exchanges, reaching a total 1.140 trillion U.S. dollars by end 2013.
For all the numbers and details of the report go to http://www.cnbcarabia.com/?p=141089.


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ROCHESTER, N.H., — Frisbie Memorial Hospital's commitment to health and wellness is evident through its partnership with Unidine dining services. Unidine, a food and dining management services company, is dedicated to fresh thinking and culinary excellence, which aligned well with Frisbie's health prevention and health promotion values. Moreover, because Unidine takes an innovative approach to food service that focuses on locally-sourced fresh food, Frisbie staff, patients, and visitors can enjoy a farm-to-table dining experience with food made from scratch without additives, chemicals, and preservatives. Through the company's relationship with local farmers, Frisbie is able to host throughout the summer months, Unidine's Farm to U Farmer's Markets featuring fresh, locally grown produce as well as freshly baked breads and pastries.
Unidine's operating philosophy combines nutrition, culinary expertise, hospitality and education. Among the unique and award-winning programs Unidine brings to Frisbie Hospital include, Hydrate for Health, an infused water hydration program, and OHSOGOOD, Unidine's proprietary health and wellness brand. Plus, in keeping with a made-from-scratch philosophy, Unidine team members sign a Fresh Food Pledge, which reflects the organizations continued commitment to culinary integrity.


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Miquel Civil i Desveus (Miguel Civil) (Sabadell, 7 de maig de 1926 - Chicago, 13 de gener de 2019) fou un lingüista català. Va ser un expert mundial en assiriologia, especialitzat en llengua i cultura sumèries. Segons el professor Christopher Woods, fou l'expert més gran en llengua sumèria des del 2000 aC.

Biografia
A l'Abadia de Montserrat va rebre els primers coneixements de les llengües antigues a la col·lecció de tauletes cuneïformes de l'abadia. El 1956 es va traslladar a París, on va treballar en un estudi de cinema, descarregant camions, en cases de pintura i elevadors, abans d'estudiar assiriologia a la Universitat de París, on va ser nomenat Doctor el 1965. Des de 1958 fins a 1963 va treballar com a investigador i professor associat a la Universitat de Pennsilvània, el museu arqueològic de la qual acull una de les col·leccions més importants de taules cuneïformes del món.<ref>{{Ref-publicació|cognom=Oriol Civil i Desves|article=Adeu a una eminència|publicació=Diari de Sabadell|data=19 i 20 de gener de 2019|pàgines=20}}</ref> Entre 1964 i 2001, va exercir com a professor de llengua sumèria en l'Institut Oriental de la Universitat de Chicago, que és considerat un dels centres d'investigació més prestigiosos en aquesta especialitat. Durant el curs 1968-1969 va ser director associat a l'École Pratique des Hautes Études de París.

La seva feina com a epigrafista i estudiós dels textos sumeris el va portar a col·laborar amb els museus del món que conserven les col·leccions de taules sumèries més importants, com el Museu Britànic, el Museu del Louvre o el Museu Arqueològic d'Istanbul. El seu prestigi també el va dur a encapçalar l'equip d'epigrafistes de l'expedició Nippur a l'Iraq, la missió arqueològica més important fins avui de l'Institut Oriental de Chicago. Així mateix, va ser membre del comitè editorial del Chicago Assyrian Dictionary i coeditor de Materialien zum sumerischen Lexikon (Materials per al lèxic sumeri), com també de la sèrie Texts from Cuneiform Sources, on va publicar mitja dotzena de volums que constitueixen una obra de referència imprescindible sobre lexicografia sumèria. És reconegut arreu com un dels experts mundials més importants en escriptura cuneïforme, utilitzada per transcriure la llengua sumèria. L'assiriòleg alemany Rykle Borger el va qualificar com "l'expert més important en escriptura sumèria" («der beste Kenner der sumerischen Schrift»).

Va dedicar molts treballs de recerca a ampliar el coneixement sobre la llengua sumèria i el seu corpus textual i va contribuir així a aclarir diversos aspectes del sistema d'escriptura, la llengua, la literatura i la cultura sumèries, des de la fonètica fins a l'agricultura. També va fer notables aportacions a la historiografia sobre Ebla. Les seves principals monografies inclouen: A Sumerian Agricultural Manual (Sabadell, 1994); The Early Dynastic Practical Vocabulary A (Archaic HAR-ra A) (Roma, 2008) i The Lexical texts a la Col·lecció Schøyen (Bethesda, Md., 2010).

Miquel Civil era membre de l'American Oriental Society, les American Schools of Oriental Research, la Linguistic Society of America (LSA) i l'Association for Computational Linguistics (ACL), entre altres.

Els seus mèrits professionals van ser reconeguts per la Universitat de Barcelona, que el va nomenar doctor honoris causa el 2000.

 Obres seleccionades
 CIVIL, MIGUEL. 1960. "Prescriptions médicales sumériennes". Revue d'Assyriologie, 54: 57-72.
— 1961. The home of the fish: A sumerian literary composition. Iraq 23: 154-175.
— 1964. "A hymn to the beer goddess and a drinking song". A Studies presented to A. Leo Oppenheim. P. 67-89. Chicago: Oriental Institute.
— 1965. Le débat sumérien entre la houe et l'araire. París. Tesi doctoral inèdita.
— 1966. "Notes on Sumerian lexicography, I". Journal of Cuneiform Studies, 20: 119-124.
— 1967. "Šū-Sîn's historical inscriptions: Collection B". Journal of Cuneiform Studies, 21: 24-38.
— 1968. "Išme-Dagan and Enlil's chariot". Journal of the American Oriental Society, 88: 3-14.
— 1973. "Notes on Sumerian lexicography, II". Journal of Cuneiform Studies, 25: 171-175.
— 1973. "From Enki's headache to phonology". Journal of Near Eastern Studies, 32: 57-61.
— 1973. "The Sumerian writing system: Some problems". Orientalia nova series, 42: 21-34.
— 1975. "Lexicography". In Sumerological studies in honor of Thorkild Jacobsen, ed. S.J. Lieberman. P. 123-157. Chicago: University of Chicago Press.
— 1976. "Notes on Sumerian lexicography, III". Journal of Cuneiform Studies, 28: 183-187.
— 1982. "Studies on Early Dynastic lexicography, I". Oriens Antiquus, 21: 1-26.
— 1983. "Early Dynastic spellings". Oriens Antiquus, 22: 1-5.
— 1983. "Enlil and Ninlil: The marriage of Sud". Journal of the American Oriental Society, 103: 43-64.
— 1984. "On some terms for bat in Mesopotamia". Aula Orientalis, 2: 5-9.
— 1984. "Bilingualism in logographically written languages: Sumerian in Ebla". A Il bilinguismo a Ebla, ed. Luigi Cagni. P. 75-97. Naples: Istituto Universitario Orientale.
— 1984. "Notes to the 'Instructions of Šuruppak". Journal of Near Eastern Studies, 43: 281-298.
— 1985. "On some texts mentioning Ur-Namma". Orientalia nova series, 54: 27-45.
— 1985. "Sur les livres d'écolier à l'époque paléo-babylonienne", a Miscellanea babylonica: Mélanges offerts à Maurice Birot, eds. J.-M. Durand and J.-R. Kupper. París: ÉRC. P. 67-78
— 1987. "Feeding Dumuzi's sheep: The lexicon as a source of literary inspiration". A Language, literature, and history: Philological and historical studies presented to Erica Reiner, ed. Francesca Rochberg-Halton. AOS 67. P. 37-55. New Haven: American Oriental Society.
— 1987. "The early history of HAR-ra: The Ebla link". A Ebla 1975-1985, ed. Luigi Cagni. P. 131-158. Naples: Istituto Universitario Orientale.
— 1987. "Sumerian riddles: A Corpus. Aula Orientalis, 5: 17-37.
— 1993. "On Mesopotamian jails and their lady warden". A The tablet and the scroll: Near Eastern studies in honor of William W. Hallo, ed. Mark E. Cohen et al. P. 72-78. Bethesda, Maryland: CDL Press.
— 1994. The Farmer's Instructions. Sabadell: Ausa.
— 1996. "Literary text about Ur-Namma". Aula Orientalis, 14: 163-67.
— 1997. "The Instructions of king Ur-Ninurta: A new fragment". Aula Orientalis, 15: 43-53.
— 1999-2000. "Reading Gilgameš". Aula Orientalis, 17-18: 179-189.
— 2000 [2005]. "Modal prefixes". Acta Sumerologica, 22: 29-42.
— 2002. "The forerunners of marû and amu in Old Babylonian". A Riches hidden in secret places: Ancient Near Eastern Studies in memory of Thorkild Jacobsen, ed. Tzvi Abusch. P. 63-71. Winona Lake, Ind.: Eisenbrauns.
— 2008. The Early Dynastic Practical Vocabulary A (Archaic HAR-ra A). Roma: La Sapienza.
— 2010. The Lexical texts in the Schøyen Collection''. Bethesda, Md.: CDL Press.

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Enllaços externs
 Obituari a The Washington Post

 Miguel Civil, world's leading scholar of ancient Sumerian, 1926-2019 University of Chicago News

Assíria
Sumer
Sabadellencs
Doctors honoris causa per la Universitat de Barcelona
Morts a Chicago
Lingüistes catalans del sud contemporanis

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PAMELA COWAN
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Eulalona County Novels
As Pam Bainbridge-Cowan
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Biography: Pamela Cowan
Pamela Cowan is an award winning, Pacific Northwest author, best known for her psychological thrillers. Cowan is the author of the Storm Series which includes Storm Justice and Storm Vengeance, books which follow Probation Officer Storm McKenzie on her single-minded quest for justice. She is also the author of two stand-alone novels based in fictional Eulalona County, Oregon, Something In The Dark and Cold Kill.
Her short stories have been published in Alien Skin, Argus, Space and Time, Visions, numerous anthologies and collections and have been read on radio.
An army brat, she was born in Germany and moved with her family 17 times before her father retired to Oregon, where she has steadfastly remained. She has two grown children and lives with her remarkably patient husband and various four-legged roommates.
Interview with Paper Mustang Magazine (Or, what's a nice girl like you doing in a place like this?)
Paper Mustang: You seem like such a nice, normal person. I understand you're happily married and a mom and grandmom who enjoys reading and gardening. So why do you write such dark stories? I read Storm Justice and, well, it was hard to sleep.
Pamela: That's strange, because I don't write horror. There are no zombies or vampires -- not even sparkly ones -- hanging around in my thrillers.
Paper Mustang: But there are monsters. Howard's a monster and I'm not sure Storm isn't.
Pamela: Storm is not a monster. She's a complex character, at least that's what one of my reviewers said. She's also a great wife and mother, a good friend and a decent employee. She has rules that she tries to live by and she's incredibly self-disciplined and controlled.
Paper Mustang: And she kills people.
Pamela: Well, only people she thinks deserve killing.
Paper Mustang: You seem very fond of Storm. Yet she's a serial killer.
Pamela: Actually, she's a serial vigilante.
Paper Mustang: That's awesome. Now, back to you as a writer. Could you tell me what inspires you to write?
Pamela: Tough question. Usually it's something I've read, an article, or a paragraph in a book that caught my imagination. Like most authors, I've always been a reader, and I tend to write the same sort of books I like to read. I'm a huge fan of John Sandford. The way he sets atmosphere and makes his characters so real. I'm envious. I also think Lisa Gardner is fantastic, and it's so cool that she was raised in the same town where I work. Of course I also like Lisa Scottoline, Corey Lynn Fayman, Lee Child, Tess Gerritson and Sandra Brown. I've been told my writing is similar to Portland Author Chelsea Cain, probably because we both write about damaged people and this place, the Pacific Northwest, which is as much a character as any human being in my books.
Pamela: That's awesome. Now, we've talked about why you write, and you say you don't write horror and it's not about monsters, so tell us, what do you write about?
Pamela: I actually spent a good deal of time thinking about this question. Here's the best answer I could come up with. I write about people who have been damaged and are trying to become healthy and find a way to fit into the world. They are looking for both justice and redemption but sometimes those two goals are in conflict. That's what causes my characters to question themselves and to be in so much psychological pain. That, plus they live by a strict set of rules that may not be society's rules but which they try to follow, no matter what. I didn't realize I was writing psychological thrillers until several reviewers called it that. I guess I do like my protagonists to suffer right along with their victims, though not in quite so messy a way.
Paper Mustang: Your mystery thriller, Something In The Dark, was not as graphic as Storm Justice. What kind of book are you working on now?
Pamela: Yes, I call Something In The Dark, "Pamela Light." That book is the first in a series of mysteries that will probably be unrelated except that they take place in the same fictional county in South Central Oregon. I hope to get the next in that series out by the end of the year, but right now I'm working on Storm Vengeance, the second book in the Storm series.
Paper Mustang: Can you share some of the plot?
Pamela: Well, Storm will have a new sidekick in this book but that's about all I can tell you. You know what they say, if I told you more I'd have to kill you.
Paper Mustang: I'd laugh that off if I hadn't just read Storm Justice. Instead, I'll just be glad we're doing this interview over the phone.
Pamela: [Laughing] You have nothing to worry about. I only kill people on paper. Though I wonder. Do you suppose you could kill someone by paper cut?
Paper Mustang: I don't even want to think about that. I appreciate you answering these questions. Thank you for agreeing to be interviewed.
Pamela: Thank you for asking.
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Biatora aureolepra is a species of lichen in the family Ramalinaceae, first found in inland rainforests of British Columbia.

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Further reading
Holien, H. Å. K. O. N., and T. Tønsberg. "Biatora kodiakensis confirmed from Europe." Graphis Scripta 24 (2012): 49–52.

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Jagiellonia Białystok przystąpiła do rozgrywek klasy A Białostockiego OZPN. Przed sezonem zespół Budowlanych zmienił nazwę na Jagiellonia Budowlani Białystok. Zmiana nazwy była nieoficjalna, dopiero 26.01.1957 roku oficjalnie wpisano nazwę Jagiellonia do dokumentów rejestrowych.

IV poziom rozgrywkowy
Drużyna Jagiellonii pomimo powrotu do historycznej nazwy nie osiągnęła dobrego wyniku zajmując dopiero 9 miejsce. Po sezonie decyzją władz klubowych sekcja piłki nożnej została rozwiązana i w 1956 roku drużyna nie występowała w rozgrywkach piłkarskich. Według niektórych źródeł decyzja działaczy była podyktowana z powodu niesportowego zachowywania się piłkarzy i braku zaangażowania.

Tabela Klasy A Białostocki OZPN

 Zespół Jagiellonii po zakończeniu sezonu wycofał się z rozgrywek.
 Przed sezonem doszło do fuzji Spójni i Budowlanych Suwałki tworząc klub Sparta Suwałki, a później Wigry Suwałki.
 W związku ze spadkiem pierwszej drużyny z III ligi, Gwardia II została przesunięta do Klasy B.
 Mecz Mazur II : Gwardia Łomża został zweryfikowany jako obustronny walkower, 0pkt i 0-3 w bramkach dla obu drużyn.

Zmiany nazw zespołów
Na mocy odwilży politycznej większość drużyn zmieniła nazwy:
 Budowlani Białystok > Jagiellonia Białystok
 Kolejarz Łapy > Pogoń Łapy
 Budowlani Sokółka > Sokół Sokółka
 LZS Szczuczyn > na Wissa Szczuczyn
 Kolejarz II Ełk > Mazur II Ełk
 Kolejarz Białystok > Ognisko Białystok
 Kolejarz Hajnówka > Syrena Hajnówka
 Ogniwo Białystok (Sparta Białystok) > Victoria Białystok
 Zespół Warmii Grajewo po sezonie przejął rozwiązany klub Budowlanych Grajewo.

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Jagiellonia Białystok w krajowych rozgrywkach ligowych w piłce nożnej
1955 w piłce nożnej
1955 w polskim sporcie


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