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5. What if I am offered non-Society games?
5.1 Once you are known as a Society referee you will receive invitations to referee games from a number of sources both within and outside your own club. These are normally games, e.g. junior games on Sundays, to which the Society does not normally appoint referees.
5.2 Obviously you may or may not want to accept these games but if you do please let the Society know by advising the Appointment Secretary.

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The next game from the creators of Monument Valley is going to be a virtual reality experience.
The next game from the creators of Monument Valley is going to be a virtual reality experience. UsTwo’s Land’s End is due to hit the Samsung Gear VR headset next month.

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Living with allergies can be downright miserable. Unfortunately, millions of Americans deal with sinus pain, stuffy noses, breathing problems, and other issues that accompany seasonal allergies. If you’re tired of dealing with these symptoms, contact ENTFPSS and ask about our immunotherapy treatment for allergies.
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Allergy shots are taken a few times each week for a couple months, and the frequency declines as the concentration of the doses increases. Allergy drops, however, are usually taken daily.
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industry_corpus2: Health & Medicine


text: This brand new prestigious resort, opening in May 2005, is just 100 m from the east beach and 400 m from the old town center of Caorle. The resort will be composed of townhouses, two−and three−room apartments, studio apartments and penthouse apartments. All have a kitchen with, air conditioning, satellite tv, washing machine, safe,phon, heating spacious terraces and garden. The resort will have two large swimmingpools for adults and kids with hidromassage, free chaise longues and sun umbrellas, reception desk, bar, childern´s playground,entertainment and activities. Private Beach with 1 Sun−umbrella and 2 deckchair per apartment.

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Automatic bill counters are invaluable: they can count a stack of bills within seconds, providing you with exact numbers. Any business that has stacks of cash to count needs a bill counter. A bill counter offers fast, accurate counting and is easy to use. Many models offer UV detection, magnetic detection, UV & magnetic detection, or you can choose a basic model with no detection. Select a bill counter with features to suit your needs: continuous counting, batch counting, or accumulation counting. Factory Express has bill counters for every business at great prices from leading manufacturers such as DocuGem, Cassida, Royal Sovereign and Semacon, among others.

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A short while ago, Amazon announced a new offering called Aurora. In a nutshell, Aurora is a MySQL database engine wrapped as a service. It’s relatively cheap, and Amazon handles the nitty-gritty of the thing.
It begs the question, why does it matter? As Amazon declares, it’s the fifth SQL database engine that they have made available. So, why the big deal? It is a big deal because it says quite a bit about how Amazon operates.
Up to now in our series about security in various sectors, we have been covering different types of businesses and the information security and compliance challenges and issues they face. In this post, we examine the security challenges and needs of the public sector.
Because of the array of services that federal, state and local government agencies offer to the public, and the vast amounts of information they gather and share about citizens and businesses—including financial data—these organizations are a likely target for cyber attacks.
The United States federal government is the largest employer in the country and maintains a “massive volume” of data on both its employees and constituents, according to Verizon’s 2014 Data Breach Investigations Report, which looked at security threats in 20 different industries.
Despite years of data security failures, enterprises fail to heed the many lessons learned.
I wasn’t surprised when the Home Depot breach notification hit my inbox this past weekend. But I knew that rarely only one shoe drops following a breach disclosure of the 56-million-user magnitude Home Depot disclosed earlier.
One of the hottest topics in IT today is software-defined networking, or SDN. SDN separates the control layer for the network from the underlying hardware typically associated with networking functionality. Applications that interact with the network are also separate, and can potentially communicate with the control plane via APIs. The control plane and hardware also communicate with emerging protocols and APIs like OpenFlow. A related concept is Network Functions Virtualization (NFV), where network capabilities like NATing, firewalling and access controls, and intrusion detection are all decoupled from the hardware, as well, usually in a virtual machine or software-based implementation.
If this all sounds confusing, it can be, so here’s the short version - hardware is a commodity, and all network controls and functions are now software somewhere else. That “somewhere else” is where things get interesting, and make for some compelling pros and cons related to security.
The National Small Business association published a report, the “2013 Small Business Technology Survey”. While it contains interesting information, one particular quote stood-out for me.
It's 1 a.m. – Do You Know Where Your Data Is?
Cloud computing provides us with many benefits. It allows us to scale services quickly in accordance with demand. Cloud computing enables us to deploy new systems, services, and applications rapidly in response to business needs. It also allows us to outsource certain functions to Cloud Service Providers that specialise in those areas allowing our internal IT departments to focus more on key business requirements.
Finally, another benefit cloud computing provides is to transfer the task of securing our data to providers that may have more skills, specialists, and budget to do so.
Herding a botnet isn’t easy these days. The people doing it understand that it is decidedly illegal to run malicious software on computers that are owned by others. They are professionals; where there’s money, there is dedicated will. Over the years, we have observed that the business of malware has gone from creating nuisance software (almost accidental attacks) to stealthy, sophisticated networks of compromised systems.
There is no question that the footprint of today’s data center is rapidly moving toward the virtual. This changes so many things about the way IT operations functions that we must start asking hard questions about security, continuity, and control of our data. Perhaps one of the biggest questions is this - what happens when everything is a file?
All of our virtual server and desktop instances are simply files run by hypervisors.
The trend toward Software-Defined Data Centers (sometimes abbreviated SDDC) is moving fast. Increasingly, organizations are implementing Software-Defined-Networks (SDN), systems, and application instances, with less focus on hardware-based tools and standalone software installation.
The next entry in our ongoing series covering industry-specific security issues is the education sector. Whether it’s higher education or K through 12, education has its own unique set of information security challenges and risks.
As with other industries, managed service providers (MSPs) and value-added resellers (VARs) have a great opportunity to share their expertise on security threats and solutions with clients in education. But they need to have a clear understanding of what technology and security managers in the industry are trying to achieve, and the unique hurdles facing organizations in this environment.

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Co-Chair, University Planning Committee (2007-2008) resulting in The Strategic Plan of the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga 2008 -2013.
Nelson, C. H. and J. F. Hanson. 1968. Two species of Alloperla (Plecoptera: Chloroperlidae) from China. Jour. Kansas. Entomol. Soc. 41(4):425-428.
Nelson, C. H. and J. F. Hanson. 1969a. The external anatomy of Pteronarcys (Allonarcys) proteus Newman and Pteronarcys (Allonarcys) biloba Newman (Plecoptera: Pteronarcidae). Trans. Amer. Ent. Soc. 94:429-472.
Nelson, C. H. and J. F. Hanson. 1969b. The genus Utaperla (Plecoptera: Chloroperlidae). Pan-Pac. Entomol. 45(1):26-34.
Nelson, C. H. and J. F. Hanson. 1971. Contribution to the anatomy and phylogeny of the Family Pteronarcidae. Trans. Amer. Ent. Soc. 97:123-200.
Nelson, C. H. and J. F. Hanson. 1973a. The genus Perlomyia (Plecoptera: Leuctridae). Jour. Kansas Entomol. Soc. 46(2):187-199.
Nelson, C. H. 1973b. Synopsis of the genus Chilenoperla (Plecoptera:Gripopterygidae) Pan-Pac. Entomol. 49(4):315-324.
Nelson, C. H. and G. S. Van Horn. 1975. A new simplified method for constructing Wagner Networks and the cladistics of Pentachaeta (Compositae, Astereae). Brittonia 27:362-372.
Nelson, C. H. 1976. A new species of Isoperla (Plecoptera:Perlodidae) from Tennessee. Jour. Kansas Entomol. Soc. 49(2):212-214.
Nelson, C. H., D. C. Tarter, and M. L. Little. 1977a. Description of the adult male of Allonarcys comstocki (Smith) (Plecoptera:Pteronarcidae). Ent. News. 88(1-2): 33-36.
Nelson, C. H. 1977b. The position of “Leuctra” divisa Hitchcock within family Leuctridae (Plecoptera). Ent. News 88 (9-10):235-240.
Nelson. C. H. 1978. Recognition of convergence and parallelism on Wagner Trees. Systematic Zoology 27(1):122-124.
Nelson, C. H. 1979. Hansonoperla appalachia, a new genus and a new species of eastern Nearctic Acroneuriini (Plecoptera: Perlidae), with a phenetic analysis of the genera of the Tribe. Ann. Entomol. Soc. Am. 72:735-739.
Nelson, C. H. and B. C. Kondratieff. 1980. Description of a new species of Alloperla (Plecoptera: Chloroperlidae) from Virginia. Jour. Kansas Entomol. Soc. 53(4):801-804.
Nelson, C. H. 1982. Notes on the life histories of Strophopteryx limata (Frison) and Oemopteryx contorta (Needham and Claassen) (Plecoptera: Taeniopterygidae) in Tennessee. Jour. Tennessee Acad. Sci. 57(1):9-15.
Nelson, C. H., and B. C. Kondratieff. 1983. Isoperla major, a new species of eastern Nearctic Isoperlinae (Plecoptera: Perlodidae). Ann. Entomol. Soc. Am. 76:270-273.
Nelson, C. H. and R. E. Garth. 1984a. Oxygen consumption of several species of Plecoptera. Jour. Tennessee Acad. Sci. 59(1&2):27-28.
Nelson, C. H. 1984b. Numerical cladistic analysis of phylogenetic relationships in Plecoptera. Ann. Entomol. Soc. Am. 77(4):466-473.
Nelson, C. H. 1988. Note on the phylogenetic systematics of the family Pteronarcyidae (Plecoptera), with a description of the eggs and nymphs of the Asian species. Ann.Entomol. Soc. Am. 812(4):560-576.
Duffield, R. M., and C. H. Nelson. 1990. Seasonal emergence patterns and diversity of Plecoptera on Big Hunting Creek, Maryland, with a checklist of the stoneflies of Maryland. Entomol. Soc. Wash. 92(1):120-126.
Nelson, C. H., S. M. Mayfield, and R. Garth. 1990. The effect of temperature and body weight on the oxygen consumption rate of the nymphs of Pteronarcys scotti Ricker and Acroneuria abnormis (Newman) [Insecta: Plecoptera]. Jour. Tenn. Acad. Sci. 65(1):25-28.
Nelson, C. H. 1991. Preliminary note on the comparative morphology of the stonefly pretarsus (Plecoptera).pp. 135-156. In J. Alba-Tercedor and A. Sanchez-Ortega [ed.], Overview and strategies of Ephemeroptera and Plecoptera. Sandhill Crane Press, Gainesville, Fla., pp.i-xiv, 1-588.
Duffield, R. M. and C. H. Nelson. 1993. Seasonal changes in the stonefly (Plecoptera) component of the diet profile of the trout in Big Hunting Creek, Maryland, USA. .Aquatic Insects 15:141-148.
Duffield, R. M., O. S. Flint, and C. H. Nelson. 1994. Glossosoma verdona (Glossosomatidae: Trichoptera) in the diet of brook trout (Salvelinus fontinalis) in Libby Creek, Wyoming, USA. Jour. Kansas Entomol. Soc. 67(3): 277-282.
Kondratieff, B. C. and C. H. Nelson. 1995. A review of the genus Remenus Ricker (Plecoptera: Perlodidae), with the description of two new species. Proc. Entomol. Soc.Washington 97 (3):596-602.
Turner, T. S., J. L. Pittman, M. E. Poston, R. L. Peterson, M. Mackenzie, C. H. Nelson, and R. M. Duffield. 1996. An unusual occurrence in West Virginia of Stoneflies (Plecoptera) in the pitcher-plant, Sarracenia purpurea L. (Sarraceniaceae). Proc. Entomol. Soc. Washington, 98(1): 119-121.
Nelson, C. H. 1996. Placement of Helopicus rickeri Stark in Hydroperla Frison (Plecoptera: Perlodidae) with the description of the adult female, nymph, and egg and a cladistic analysis of Hydroperla. Proc. Entomol. Soc. Washington, 98(2): 237-244.
Nelson, C. H. 1996. Analysis of Plecopteran assemblages along an altitudinal gradient in the Great Smoky Mountains, Tennessee. Jour. Tenn. Acad. Sci. 71(2): 29-35.
Collins, L.T. and C. H. Nelson. 1997. Species Identification and Systematics. In .C. Glase [ed.], Tested Studies for Laboratory Teaching. Proceedings of the 18th Workshop Conference of the Association for Biology Laboratory Education (ABLE), 315-320.
Duffield, R. M. and C. H. Nelson. 1997. Note on Stoneflies (Plecoptera), particularly Prostoia besametsa (Ricker) (Nemouridae), in the diet of salmonids from the headwaters of the Middle Fork of the South Platte River, Colorado. Proc. Entomol. Soc. Washington 99(2): 374-375.
Nelson, C. H. 1997. Descriptions of the female, nymph, egg and redescription of the male of Amphinemura mockfordi (Plecoptera:Nemouridae). Ent. News 108(2): 107-112.
Duffield, R. M. and C. H. Nelson. 1998. Stoneflies (Plecoptera) in the diet of brook trout (Salvelinus fontanilis Mitchell) in Libby Creek, Wyoming, USA. Hydrobiologia 380: 59 - 65.
Nelson, C. H. 2000. Pteronarcyidae. In Stoneflies (Plecoptera) of Eastern North America. Stark, B. P. and B. J. Armitage (eds.). Ohio Biological Survey., Bull. New Series 14 (1):29 - 39.
Nelson, C. H. 2001. The Yugus bulbosus complex, with a comment on the Phylogenetic relationships of Yugus within the eastern Nearctic Perlodini (Plecoptera, Perlodidae, Perlodinae). Proc. Entomological Soc. Wash.ington 103(3):601 - 619.
Stewart, K. D., C. H. Nelson, and R. M. Duffield. 2001. Novel occurrence of stoneflies (Plecoptera) in the diet of the red-spotted newt, Notophthalmus viridescens. Entomological News 112 (4):225 -230.
Nelson, C. H., R. Hamilton IV, and R. M. Duffield. 2002. Confirmed records of Leuctra variabilis Hanson and Alloperla usa Ricker in Maryland (Plecoptera, Leuctridae, Chloroperlidae) with additional comments on the former species. Entomological. News 113 (2): 137-139.
Tarter, D. C. and C. H. Nelson. 2006. A revised checklist of the stoneflies (Plecoptera) of West Virginia (USA). Proc. Entomological Soc. Washington 108(2): 429-442.
Smith, M. B., J. Conley, C. [H.] Nelson and T. J. Gaudin 2008. First record of the water shrew, Sorex palustris, from Graham County, North Carolina. Journal of the North Carolina Academy of Science, 124(2): 61-62.
Nelson, C. H. 2008. Hierarchical relationships of North American states and provinces: An area cladistic analysis based on the distribution of stoneflies (Insecta: Plecoptera). Illiesia 4(18):176 – 204.
Nelson, C. H. 2009. Surface ultrastructure and evolution of tarsal attachment structures in Plecoptera (Arthropoda: Hexapoda), pp. 523 – 545. In Stanczyk, A. H., (ed.) Proceedings of the 12th International Conference on Ephemeroptera and the 16th International Symposium on Plecoptera, Stuttgart, 2008. Aquatic Insects, International Journal of Freshwater Entomology 31, Supplement 1: 1-741.
Schorr, M. S., M. C. Dyson, C. H. Nelson, G. S. Van Horn, D. E. Collins and S. M. Richards. 2013. Effects of stream acidification on lotic salamander assemblages in a coal-mined watershed in the Cumberland Plateau. Journal of Freshwater EcologDOI:10.1080/02705060.2013.778219, pp. 15.
Wolfe, D., M. Schorr, M. Hanson, C. H. Nelson, and S. M. Richards. 2015. Hazzard assessment for pharmaceutical mixture detected in the upper Tennessee River using Daphnia magna. Global Journal of Environmental Science and Management 1(1):1=14.
Nelson, C. H. 2016. About the frequency distributions of variously sized genera and various sized families in Plecoptera (Insecta) classification. pp. 67-81 In M. Yoshimura and Y. Takemon (eds). International Progress in Ephemeroptera and Plecoptera Research. Biology of Inland Waters, Supplement 3, i-vi, 1-171.
Nelson, C. H. Application of quantitative cladistics to phylogeny in Plecoptera. Current Plecoptera Studies with an Emphasis on Nearctic Fauna. Presented to special Interest Group 23. First International Congress of Systematic and Evolutionary Biology, University of Colorado. 1973.
Nelson, C. H. Congruence between classical and numerical cladistic methods in constructing cladograms of the family Pteronarcidae (Insecta: Plecoptera). Eighty-third meeting of the Tennessee Academy of Science, 1973. (Abstract Published: Jour. Tennessee Acad. Sci. 49(2):56).
Nelson, C. H. Numerical taxonomic analysis of relationships in Plecoptera. Fifth International Symposium on Plecoptera, Smithsonian Institution, Washington, D. C., (Abstract Published: Proc. Biol. Soc. Wash. 88(38):410-411).
Nelson, C. H. Numerical cladistics of the Plecoptera. Thirty-seventh meeting of The Association of Southeastern Biologists, 1976. (Abstract Published: The ASB Bull. 23(2):83).
Nelson, C. H. Description of the adult male of Allonarcys comstocki (Smith) and re-examination of Phyletic Relationships with the Family Pteronarcidae (Plecoptera). Eighty-sixth meeting of Tennessee Academy of Science, 1976. (Abstract Published: Jour. Tennessee Acad. Sci. 52(2):72).
Nelson, C. H. Re-examination of phyletic relationships within the family Pteronarcidae (Insecta: Plecoptera). Thirty-eight meeting of the Association of Southeastern Biologists, 1977. (Abstract Published: The ASB Bull. 24(2):73).
Nelson, C. H. A new genus and species of Perlidae from The Great Smoky Mountains (Plecoptera) Fortieth meeting of The Association of Southeastern Biologists, 1979. (Abstract Published: The ASB Bull. 26(2):82).
Nelson, C. H. Notes on the post-diapause life history of two species Taeniopterygidae (Insecta: Plecoptera) with a description of the mature nymphs. Forty-second meeting of The Association of Southeastern Biologists, 1981. (Abstract Published: The ASB Bull. 28(2):94).
Nelson, C. H. Numerical cladistic analysis of phylogenetic relationships in Plecoptera. Tech Aqua Upper Cumberland Biological Station, 1983. Invited Seminar.
Nelson, C. H. Numerical cladistic analysis of phylogenetic relationships in the Family Pteronarcyidae (Insecta: Plecoptera). Forty-sixth meeting of The Association of Southeastern Biologists, 1985. (Abstract Published: The ASB Bull. 32(2):64).
Nelson, C. H. Cladistics. Department of Biology, Western Kentucky University, 1986. Invited Seminar.
Nelson, C. H. Emergence patterns and stonefly diversity in a Great Smoky Mountain river drainage system in Tennessee. Forty-eighth meeting of The Association of Southeastern Biologists, 1987. (Abstract Published: The ASB Bull. 34(2):114).
Nelson, C. H. Workshop on computer packages for phylogenetic analysis. Second North American Plecoptera Symposium, Mississippi College, Jackson, MS., 1988.
Nelson, C. H. and R. M. Duffield. Stonefly emergence patterns in a Maryland stream. Fiftieth meeting of the Association of Southeastern Biologists, 1989. (Abstract Published: The ASB bull. 36(2): 103).
Nelson, C. H. Footnote to Plecopteran phylogeny; Preliminary note on the comparative anatomy of the stonefly pretarsus. Xth International Symposium on Plecoptera, Granada, Spain, 1989.
Nelson, C. H. and R. M. Duffield. Seasonal changes in the selection of stonefly prey by brown trout (Salmo trutta) and rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) in a Maryland stream. Third North America Plecoptera Symposium, Colorado State University, Fort Collins, Colorado, 1991.
Nelson, C. H. Analysis of Plecoptera assemblages along an altitudinal gradient in the Great Smoky Mountains, Tennessee. XIth International Symposium on Plecoptera, Tomahawk, Wisconsin, 1992.
Nelson, C. H. and R. M. Duffield. Trout Predation on Plecoptera in the headwaters of the Middle Fork of the South Platte River, Colorado. Fourth North American Plecoptera Symposium, University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, Chattanooga, Tennessee, 1994.
Nelson, C. H. Note on Tennessee’s rare stonefly Helopicus rickeri Stark (Insecta:Perlodidae). Eightieth meeting of the Kentucky Academy of Science and one hundred fifth meeting of the Tennessee Academy of Science, 1995. (Abstract Published: Jour. Tennessee Acad. Sci. 71(1): 25).
Hamilton, R. IV, C. H. Nelson, and R. M. Duffield. Occurrence of Plecoptera and Megaloptera in the American Pitcher Plant Sarracenia purpurea L. Fifty-seventh meeting of the Association of Southeastern Biologists, 1996. (Abstract Published: The ASB Bull. 43(2): 146).
Nelson, C. H. Description of the female, nymph, egg and redescription of the male of Amphinemura mockfori (Ricker)(Plecoptera:Nemouridae). One hundred sixth meeting of the Tennessee Academy of Science, 1996.
Nelson, C. H. Review of the genus Yugus (Perlodinae:Perlodini). Fifth North American Plecoptera Symposium. Universite de Montreal, Montreal, Canada, 1997.
Nelson, C. H., C. White, and A. Stapleton. Exploratory analysis of Plecoptera phylogeny using the 18s and ITS-1 sequences of rDNA. Sixth North American Plecoptera Symposium. Brigham Young University, Provo, Utah, 2000.
Stewart, K. D., C. H. Nelson, and R. M. Duffield. Novel occurrence of stoneflies (Plecoptera) in the diet of the Red-Spotted Newt, Notophthalmus viridescens. Sixty-second meeting of the Association of Southeastern Biologists, 2001. (Abstract Published: Southeastern Biol. 48(2): 135).
Nelson, C. H. Testing scenarios: Stonefly drumming behavior. E. O. Grundsett Lecture Series, Biology Department, Southern Adventist University, 2001. Invited speaker.
Nelson, C. H. Morphology of the hammer region of Pteronarcys (Plecoptera: Pteronarcyidae) and a review of hypotheses concerning the number of origins for this region in Systellognatha. Seventh North American Plecoptera Symposium. Western State College of Colorado, Gunnison, Colorado, 2003.
Nelson, C. H. Ultrastructure of the Pteronarcys hammer (Insecta: Plecoptera: Pteronarcyidae) and testing hypotheses concerning the number of origins of this structure in Systellognatha. Sixty-fifth meeting of the Association of Southeastern Biologists, 2004. (Abstract Published: Southeastern Biol. 51(2): 163).
Nelson, C. H. Saving the Earth’s Species. Commencement Address. Two hundred and Seventeenth Commencement of The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, Chattanooga, Tennessee, December 19, 2004.
Nelson, C. H. Hierarchical Pattern of North American Plecopteran species distributions using states and provinces as areas of endemism. Eigth North American Plecoptera Symposium. Illinois Natural History Survey and the University of Illinois at Dixon Springs Agricultural Experimental Station, Illinois, May 2006.
Nelson, C. H. Note on the Diura population of Mount Washington, New Hampshire, USA. North America Plecoptera Symposium 9, Sagehen Creek Field Station, University of California, Truckee, CA, June, 2009.
Nelson, C. H. Notes on the external cephalic anatomy of the suborder Antarctoperlaria (Plecoptera). North American Plecoptera Symposium 11. Timp Lodge, Brigham Young University, Provo May 2016.

industry_corpus2: Subject Education


text: This program is designed to improve the quality of life for disabled military and veteran participants through outdoor adventure activities. The program will include all transportation, lodging, meals and activities. Activities will include rock climbing, canoeing, cross country and downhill mountain biking . All activities will be customized to meet participant needs and goals.


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Primary brain cancer is cancer that starts in the cells of the brain. Sometimes cancer starts somewhere else in the body but spreads to the brain. Doctors call this secondary brain cancer or metastatic brain cancer.
Experts still aren’t sure what causes brain cancer.
Exposure to environmental toxins, radiation to the head and cigarette smoking could play a role in cases of brain cancer.
The signs of brain cancer can be difficult to notice because they are easy to confuse with symptoms of other types of illness. People with this type of cancer start noticing the symptoms when a tumor grows large enough to press on the brain or to cause swelling in the brain.
Since all of these symptoms can be signs of other conditions, cancer isn’t always the first thing that comes to mind. But if you have symptoms, you should make a note of all of the things you are noticing and tell your doctor.
If your doctor thinks you have a brain tumor, they will give you a full examination, and then order some tests to confirm the diagnosis, collect information about the size of the tumor and see if it spread to other parts of your body, too.
This checks things like your vision and hearing and sees if your balance, strength, reflexes and coordination are normal. This helps tell your doctor which area of the brain the tumor affects.
Scans or imaging tests help find or diagnose brain tumors. They may include MRI, or magnetic resonance imaging; computerized tomography, or CT; or, in some cases, positron emission tomography. These are tests that take detailed pictures of the brain. MRIs are the type of scan doctors use most often.
A biopsy takes a sample of tissue so doctors can look at it under a microscope and see if it is cancerous or not. Sometimes doctors do the biopsies at the same time as the surgery to remove the tumor, and sometimes they do it separately with a needle.
Doctors use the needle biopsy when the tumor is in a place that is hard to reach or is in an important part of the brain. If this needs to be done, a neurosurgeon drills a hole into your skull and then puts a needle in the hole to take a small sample of tissue.
Your doctor might also run tests to see if you have cancer in other parts of your body and to make sure it didn’t spread from cancer that started somewhere else.
The treatment plan your doctor chooses for you depends on several different things. This includes how large the tumor is, its location, what kind of tumor it is and how healthy you are.
Radiation therapy — uses high-energy beams to kill the cancer cells, this is usually with a machine, but sometimes doctors place the radiation inside your body.
Radiosurgery — uses radiation beams targeting the tumor in a small area of your brain, in most cases, only one treatment of radiosurgery is necessary.
Chemotherapy — usually in the form of a pill to treat brain cancer, doctors may use other forms of chemotherapy drugs instead, depending on the kind of brain cancer found.
Targeted drug therapy — uses drugs that kill off cancer cells.
With so many options for treating brain cancer, you’ll want to talk to your doctor about which one is best for you.
How long it takes to recover from brain cancer depends on if the cancer or treatment affected parts of your brain. You may need help regaining muscle strength, or you may need speech therapy if it affected the part of your brain that controls speech.
It is important to work with your doctor and complete all therapy they want you to take for you to have the best recovery possible.


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The definitive next gen Jamie Oliver experience. Featuring addictive gameplay, visceral combat and a heart wrenching story, What's Cooking provides the best experience next gen can offer.
Can you find and kill the pepe?
How can I bake the perfect cake?
Answer these questions and more in Jamie Oliver: What's Cooking!
This is my first game ever, and I learnt almost all of the stuff on the fly. The idea is not mine and is based on a throwaway joke made by Jim Sterling on the Co Optional Podcast Ep45 at 12:50.
The game was very funny to play. Too short and easy, but I definitely laughed. Pigs & violins at the end was cool.
What did i expect? I don't know, but i wasn't disappointed!
5 Stars all round! I don't really know whether I died a little on the inside, or lived a little :/ I enjoyed!
I have no idea what just happened. It was definitely an experience.
Oh my god, this is so stupid, I love it.
I have no idea who Jamie Oliver is and I only vaguely know who Jim Sterling is, but I will give this game ALL the points just for the hilarious visual of someone "cooking" by hacking repeatedly at raw ingredients with a freakin' meat cleaver.
Very funny, and silly! Enjoyable, and you definitely have enough skill to make a more fully featured game next time!


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On Arrival at Bangalore Airport or Railway station, you will be received by our executive, followed by transfer to residing Hotel (room will be availed as per standard check in time of hotel). Onward proceed for sightseeing of Bangalore visiting – Vidhana Soudha the land mark of Bangalore, built entirely from Bangalore granite in the Dravidian style, it has floral motifs on stone carvings drawn from the celebrated temple craft of South India. Continue with visit to Lal Bagh Garden and Tippu Summer palace - this palace was first a mud-brick defense built by Kempegowda in 1537. Proceed to visit the Bull temple -one of the oldest temple in Bangalore. Post visits return to hotel of stay. (Overnight at Hotel in Bangalore).
After early breakfast, checkout from the hotel and drive to Madurai – one of the most famous temple town in South India. On reaching Madurai visit to the famous “Meenakshy Amman Temple” & further to the “Tirumalai Nayak Palace”.
The tour ends today with a departure transfer to Madurai airport/Railway station for your return journey.


text: Renaison is the most important airport of Roanne, France. It is modern and one of the largest airport of the Europe. Renaison is important for people and goverment of France.

industry_corpus2: Transportation


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Do analytical ultracentrifuge (AUC) rotors differ from those for a preparative centrifuge?
AUC rotors are designed so light can pass through a sample, generally from top to bottom. A small lip at the bottom of the well holds the sample cell in place.
To prevent damage, the overspeed disk allows the system to determine the maximum rated speed of the rotor and prevent it from spinning faster than that maximum.
This is embedded in the overspeed disk. A pickup device in the system senses when the magnet passes over and generates a pulse that represents a known time. The AUC uses this pulse to synchronize the rotor speed with the flash of the light source.

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The following dealers have received selected styles of our vehicles.
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As of last weekend, updated the old Yamaha Rage to a 2015 Polaris 600 RMK. Bring on the sow!!
whitexc and Polaris-Man like this.
Real nice! The 600 should treat you well.
Looks good,I think you will appreciate the 100lb weight reduction.
Bought the sled from Wallygator so I know it well!
If it came from him you know it's been bagged right out, unless he's getting old... Hahahaha!
About time you got on a Polaris!
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text: The Slicers lost 4-17 to a tough Lake Central team. Mackenzie Magill went 2-3 and Danielle Kronz hit a double. The Slicers host New Prairie on Thursday afternoon.


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The following describes how we handle data for children under 13 years of age, as required by U.S. law. It's a bit more lawyer-y than we usually would post, but it's very clear about everything, so please bear with us as you read it. If after reading you have further questions, you can contact Mojang Support with the Contact link at the bottom of the page.
Why is Mojang asking Mojang account owners to verify their ages and provide a credit card?
Mojang is a subsidiary of Microsoft Studios. As a US company, Microsoft implements and follows certain procedures to comply with the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA), which is a U.S. law that helps protect children on the internet. Under these policies, we obtain parental consent before any child under age 13 can access certain Mojang account features. The most common method allowed by COPPA for obtaining parental consent is charging a small amount to the parent’s credit card. We verify the card by charging a 10 cent, non-refundable fee. The credit card charge requirement only applies to accounts for children under age 13.
What features are locked for these users?
Playing on Minecraft Realms, chatting in Scrolls, making purchases, or changing settings on the Mojang account site.
Does this mean that there are now two different kinds of accounts, one for children and one for adults?
No. Accounts that require parental consent and have not obtained it have the above features locked out, but there are no additional parental controls, and if consent has been obtained, there is no difference from an account that does not require parental consent.
Any U.S. company who operates a commercial website or an online service that collects, uses, or discloses personal information from U.S. children under age 13 and who is directed to children under 13 or has actual knowledge that a user is under 13 must comply with the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act.
Why are you requesting a credit card number to verify parental consent?
The most common method allowed by COPPA for obtaining parental consent is charging a small amount to the parent’s credit card. We verify the card by charging a 10 cent, non-refundable fee. The credit card charge requirement only applies to accounts for children under age 13.
Are parents charged for each child they sign up?
Yes. Parental consent is verified for each child. The credit card fee is one of the verification methods approved by COPPA.
No. The credit card transaction fees to obtain parental consent costs Mojang more than ten cents, so we do not profit from this.
Will the parent’s credit card number be stored or remain on the account?
No. Mojang does not collect or store credit card information. Instead, encrypted credit card information is sent directly from your computer to a certified back-end processing agency which validates and charges the account. However, Mojang does allow users to elect to have future purchases/renewals charged to their account without requiring the user to reenter their credit card information. See this article for more details.
Do other companies charge this fee?
Yes. Charging a credit card is the most commonly used method of verifying parental consent under COPPA.
Is there an alternate method that does not require a fee?
If you create a Mojang account during a Minecraft purchase, consent can be given during the purchase with no additional fee. After a purchase, parents can contact Mojang Support to request a consent form, which should be printed, signed, scanned or photographed, and then returned. Note that a Mojang account is required in order to give consent. If you have an old account and do not have a Mojang account, you can migrate to the new format at account.mojang.com/migrate.


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3 Pockets! Two roomy Velcro closure pockets at the hips plus a third pocket in the back.
Attached red performance mesh compression shorts made with no chafe flat seams, a longer inseam for thigh protection, and a fit that does not ride up.
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Since the introduction of the Bribery Act 2010 (Bribery Act) which came into force in July 2011 a number of our clients have contacted us to ask whether or not they need to concern themselves with this and whether they need any policies in place.
The answer to both of these questions is yes. The Bribery Act is an important piece of legislation and caries some very serious penalties including up to ten years in prison and a hefty fine.
failing to prevent bribery by an associated person for an organisations benefit (essentially failing to prevent an employee or person associated with your company from complying with the Bribery Act).
These are very wide and companies must ensure that they comply with the Bribery Act and have specific procedures in place to protect their position.
Essentially if a bribe is given or received (and in some cases offered) in order to try and retain or obtain business then you will be in breach of the Bribery Act. There can be a fine line between corporate hospitality and gifts and bribery and companies must ensure that they are within the realms of acceptable practice.
Where we expect to see issues arising is in respect of sections 7, 8 and 9 of the Bribery Act relating to failure of commercial organisations to prevent bribery and failure of the adequate procedures defence. Under section 7(1|) the legislation sets out that a commercial organisation will be guilty of an offence if a person associated with that organisation commits an offence, either in the UK or abroad. However if the organisation in question can show that they had in place adequate procures which were specifically designed to prevent bribery then they will have a defence.
A crucial element of “adequate procedures” is having a comprehensive anti corruption and bribery policy in place which is communicated to all staff and people associated with the company it is also a good idea to offer training and ensure that a dedicated person in higher management has responsibility for this, regular auditing of compliance and whistle blowing procedures. It is also advisable to ensure that any contracts you have with third parties also contain anti bribery provisions.
We also advise our clients to carry out due diligence on any third party with whom they contract to ensure that they are complying with the legislation. When drafting a policy is important to consider the industry in which the relevant business is operating and also to highlight potential areas of risk that their staff need to be aware of. If a business is operating in different jurisdictions it is sensible to set out the different risks in each jurisdiction.
We also suggest that a director or senior manager is given responsibility for training of staff in this area of law and being available to them if they have any queries or concerns.
We have experience in drafting and advising on Bribery Act policies and what procedures should be in place to ensure compliance. Get in touch to find out how we can help.
Paul is commercial lawyer dealing with all matters business and commercial related and during his career he has advised businesses, entrepreneurs and institutional clients including banks.

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Sept. 28 (UPI) — President Donald Trump’s administration on Thursday waived a federal law to allow relief shipments to reach Puerto Rico, as the island continues to struggle to provide life-sustaining services after Hurricane Maria.
Trump granted the waiver after it was requested by Puerto Rico Gov. Ricardo Rossello, who thanked the president Thursday morning. Elaine Duke, acting secretary of the Department of Homeland Security, approved the request.
The Jones Act requires that ships traveling from one U.S. port to another must be American-flagged vessels with U.S. crews. Goods going from the mainland to Puerto Rico, for example, must be on U.S. ships — even if faster or less expensive means are available.
The act was lifted during the recoveries of Texas and Florida after recent hurricanes.
Trump has been repeatedly asked in recent days to grant the waiver to allow critical relief aid to reach Puerto Rico.
Food, medical supplies and clean water are scarce on the island, which is still mostly without power. Although relief efforts are underway, critics have noted that the Trump administration has been slow to authorize federal help for the island, a U.S. territory.
Cargo ships have been delivering aid to the port of San Juan all week, and supplies are piling up on docks. The facilities have become choke points in distribution of water, food, soap and other materials in cargo containers. Personnel are unavailable to unload the goods and trucks lack fuel and drivers, officials say.
The U.S. government has shipped 4 million army-style ready-to-eat meals, and 1.6 million gallons of water. Six tankers holding 76,000 gallons of gasoline and diesel fuel are anchored in waters near the island, Bloomberg reported Thursday.
As officials try and get emergency supplies to the island, a medical crisis continues to evolve.
Most hospitals in Puerto Rico remain closed and those open are relying on diesel-powered generators. Hospitals have diminishing supplies of medical supplies and fuel and a reduced level of personnel. Doctors’ offices and walk-in clinics remain closed, and only emergency care is provided anywhere.
“We have seen some broken bones and cuts, and then because of these unstable conditions, we have unstable asthma patients, diabetes patients,” said Domingo Cruz Vivaldi of San Juan’s San Jorge Hospital. He added that little preventative medicine is available.
In rural Puerto Rico, 80 percent of crops were destroyed by the hurricane, the territory’s Department of Agriculture said. Families are rationing food. One, the family of Edgardo Matias, has been wandering forests near their damaged home in search of vegetables, oranges and coconuts. So far, no assistance from any governmental agency has reached his home in the mountain city of Utuado, Puerto Rico’s third largest.
Officials have said the town’s five outbound roads remain blocked with debris, and three of its 11 bridges have collapsed.

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In a test, SM-6 missiles fired from the guided-missile destroyer USS John Paul Jones (DDG 53) hit a target medium-range ballistic missile off Hawaii, Au. 29, 2017.
It's time national leaders speak realistically about missile defense.
The number one reason we don’t shoot down North Korea’s missiles is that we cannot.
“It’s actually virtually impossible to shoot down a missile on the way up,” adds Gerry Doyle, deputy business editor for Asia at The New York Times. “Midcourse or terminal are the only places you have a shot.” That would mean for a test missile shot towards Guam, THAAD would have a chance to engage, though it has only been tested once against a missile of this range. For the test flights over Japan that would mean the only engagements possible are to the east of Japan, when the missile was on its way down. But there is little reason and huge logistical difficulties in having U.S. Aegis destroyers and cruisers loiter in the ocean there, waiting for a possible test launch.
Trying to use missiles from Aegis ships “would be a highly demanding task and entail a significant amount of guesswork, as the ships would have to be in the right place at the right time to stop a test at sea,” explains Kingston Reif of the Arms Control Association. And that is if the systems worked as advertised. None of the theater systems have been tested under the stressful conditions of a real-world exchange. THAAD, Patriot and especially Aegis, have done fairly well in tests, but these have been tests designed for success, simplified, carefully staged and using mostly short-range targets. Aegis has only been tested once against an intermediate-range target says Reif, one of the leading experts on U.S. missile defense programs.
What about our long-range defenses, the Ground-Based Midcourse Defense, or GMD, interceptors based in Alaska and California? There the test record is even worse. Even under ideal conditions, where the defenders knew the time, direction and trajectory of the test target and all the details of its shape, temperature, etc., this system has only hit its target half of the time.
“The success rate of the GMD systems in flight intercept tests has been dismal,” says former director of operational testing for the Pentagon, Philip Coyle. Our chances of intercepting a threat missile, even under ideal conditions, are basically “at least as good as a coin toss,” says the former head of the Missile Defense Agency, retired Lt. Gen. Trey Obering.
Yet, reporters routinely use words like “shield” and “dome” to describe our supposed capability, giving us a false sense of security. Officials make the matter worse with exaggerated, if carefully constructed, claims. “The United States military can defend against a limited North Korea attack on Seoul, Japan and the United States,” said Chairman of the Joint Chiefs, General Joseph Dunford at the annual Aspen Security Forum in July.
UPDATE: The comment from retired Lt. Gen. Trey Obering has been expanded to more accurately reflect his belief that missile defense interceptors could defend against a missile attack on the United States.

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Ernesto Fine Custom Tailors - There is nothing ordinary about a well-made custom suit or sport jacket. And that is exactly why it has traditionally been the preferred way of dressing for so many men of achievement and power – as well as those with their sights on success. The impeccable fit, individual flair, and luxury in fabric and detail provide a flattering look and quality image that mass-produced garments can never replicate.
Smith's Black Tie and Tailoring - Smith's Black Tie specializes in formal attire for rental and purchase, and offers on-site alternations at our tailoring shop. They have been the premier formal wear specialists in Philadelphia since 1980, now celebrating our 36th year in business. As always, they are the formal wear experts, and are here to assist you with all of your formal needs. For weddings, proms, formal events and more, Smith's Black Tie is Philadelphia's best formal wear destination.
Domenico - Domenico’s Formal Wear has been in business for over 30 years. Their goal is to make sure each customer feels as important to our business as they truly are. At Domenico’s, they help every customer look their best for the most important occasions in their lives. They provide comfortable, stylish tuxedo’s to fit any budget.
Rippert's Tailoring - No matter what your size, Rippert's offers the perfect fit. They are experts in sizing, restyling, and tweaking that not-so-perfect garment and making it just right for YOU.
Eugene Custom Tailor - Using premium fabric mills and only the most advanced pattern-making technologies, Eugene, whose certified by renowned fabric makers Scabal, Viana and Harrison of Edinburgh, and his staff offer a complete and unique portfolio of wardrobe services to their clientele. Whether it's designing bespoke suits, customizing dresses or tailoring luxury garments, they provide unmatched, detail-oriented services for clients.
Armen's Custom Tailor Studio - Let’s face it, your appearance is important. Your wardrobe contributes significantly to the impression you make on others, your success, and your self-esteem. Let Armen help you take that step to the perfect tailored fit. Armen possesses over 30 years of experience in making sure the clothes fit the man—and vice versa.
D&B Shop - Bespoke tailoring globally regarded as the pinnacle of quality and sophistication, lies at the core of the D&B tradition. Truly the epitome of custom tailors, bespoke garments are defined by the unique patterns that are drafted and cut from scratch for each individual customer. In choosing D&B bespoke, a gentleman enjoys virtually limitless choices and works with Master Designer Gabrielle D’Annunzio to identify the exact fabrics, stylistic details, and fit specifications that will comprise his exquisite custom garment.
Rogues & Regs - Rogues & Regs is a men’s mobile retail experience anchored on custom clothing and tailoring consultation. They come to your home and/or office to bring convenience and simplicity to building your wardrobe. The name Rogues & Regs exemplifies equal appreciation to each side of the men’s style spectrum.
Henry A. Davidsen - Henry A. Davidsen Master Tailors & Image Consultants offers the finest in custom tailored clothing, casual wear, accessories and image consulting for professionals. Their one-on-one consultations provide the ultimate in luxury – they create a wardrobe designed just for you. Theye aim to provide you with a collection of perfectly fitting and classically fashionable garments through personalized service unmatched in any traditional retail environment.
JP Tailoring - JP Tailoring provides tailoring for men, women and children. The men's garments can be pants, jackets and shirts. You can choose between sleeves, collars, length and fabrics.
Goldstein Clothing - Goldstein’s carries the finest men’s and boys’ apparel in Philadelphia including a large selection of suits, dress shirts, sweaters, and ties. Their staff has been helping men and boys find formal wear for years and are ready to help you find the perfect outfit. Goldstein’s Men’s and Boys’ Apparel has in-house custom tailoring to make every suit fit just right. They have been dressing men and boys in Philadelphia for over 100 years because of their reputation and loyal customers.
Centofanti Master Tailors - Discover the feeling of wearing a garment the is right for you in every detail, be it fit that is perfectly contoured to your build or choosing from a huge selection of imported fabrics, this is what we do for you with custom suits and shirts from Centofanti Master Tailors in Ardmore, Pennsylvania. Some of the other clothing options include silk ties, cuff links, and blazer buttons — everything you need to sharpen your individual look.


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If you are based in Chelmsford and need a local plumber you can rely on for all of your Heating needs, look no further. Able Group are fully committed to providing you with 24-hour Heating services all year round. Our Gas & Heating are fully certified experts in their line of work, ready to tackle your Heating problem any time of day. We provide a range of emergency and planned Heating services, so call us today and let us help to resolve your problem in no time.
All of our gas and heating engineers are fully qualified and highly skilled in their trade. If you own a domestic or commercial property in Chelmsford and need a rapid response, our team can help you. We cover boiler servicing, boiler repair, gas appliance installation and repairs, central heating services and fault finding, to name a few.
At Able, we understand that when disaster strikes in your commercial premises, you need it to be fixed fast. Our engineers are fully committed to resolving your gas or heating problem as soon as possible, so your business can resume operations again in no time. If you are thinking about planned gas or heating works, such as installation or servicing, we can even be there outside of typical business hours.
If you would like more information about the exceptional gas and heating services we deliver throughout Chelmsford, give us a call and speak to one of our helpful advisors today.

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Are you ready to do some serious last minute shopping? Then look no further because the community at Rosedale is surrounded by great shopping for everyone on your holiday list this year . Westfield at Santa Anita is your one-stop shop for parents, friends, co-workers, significant others- how about that great, new Rosedale neighbor that just moved in next door? This mall boasts over 200 stores including Nordstrom, Macy's, Sports Chalet, Banana Republic, Brookstone, and so much more.
Other points of interest in the area include a Target, Costco and Trader Joe's.

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Integrating OptiMonk with ManyChat - "Messenger Subscribe"
Signing up the visitors to Messenger via OptiMonk gives you an opportunity to have a new sales channel where you could reach out your potential buyers via Messenger. This guide is going to describe how you can sign your visitors up to Messenger via ManyChat. Please note tht to use this Social Element, you have to create or have an existing a Facebook Page.
1. Log in to https://manychat.com with your facebook account which has been connected to your Facebook Page.
2. Connect your Facebook Page with ManyChat.
3. To reach the ManyChat dashboard, complete the Onboarding process (if you didn't do it earlier).
4. Go to the ’Growth Tools’ page and click on the ’New Growth Tool’ button to create a new one.
5. Select the ’Button’ from ’Embeddable Widgets’ and go through the settings.
6. To make it works you should insert the ManyChat code into your website.
7. Now, all you need to do is to activate the button and copy the value of the data-widget-id from setup and paste this ID to the Button ID section in the OptiMonk editor.
How can I become an Affiliate Partner?


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They leave the revel and the feast.
Yet rules the starry wilderness.
O happy lips that kissed His feet!

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BSOE conference rooms are reserved for academic and research meetings, DRC tests, and other uses as deemed appropriate by BSOE Dean's office. Student study groups can arrange time in the Science & Engineering and McHenry Libraries.
BE-318 7 chairs at conference table, 3 extra chairs in room. High-def TV, Polycom Video Equipment, PC, wireless Network, Phone, Skype, 1 Whiteboard Wireless network. No exterior view. Kitchen access available on same floor.
BE-330 12 chairs at conference table, 13 extra chairs, extra standing room 2 Whiteboards, 1 High-def LCD Projector Internet, power outlets and phone jack available. No exterior view. Kitchen access available on same floor.
E2-215 12 chairs at conference table, 16 extra chairs, extra standing room 1 Whiteboard, 1 High-def TV, 1 Projector Screen Internet and power outlets available. Sink and microwave available in separate, attached area. Good for catering formal events.
E2-399 12 chairs at conference table, 28 extra chairs that match rm. E2-475, extra standing room 2 Whiteboards, High-def TV Internet and power outlets available. Additional rolling cart available. Scenic view of JBE building, and surrounding forest. Near the elevator.
To reserve one of these rooms, please make a request.
C-Cure System Internet and power outlets at every seat. Capable of recording video/audio for video conferencing and web broadcasts. No food or drink allowed.
ID Card Internet and power outlets available. Extra projector available upon request. Podium for guest lectures. Scenic view of JBE building, and surrounding forest. Near the elevator.
E2-556 Telepresence Meeting Room 14 chairs at conference table 2 TVs with HDMI switch, CISCO Teleconnect Workflow (conference webcam) Use of this room is reserved for meetings related to Senior Design Projects. Reservation requests from Senior Design instructors, TAs, and students only via this form .
If you need a registrar assigned room for any reason, please e-mail instruct@rt.soe.ucsc.edu.
For Seminars: Course name and number, course schedule information (days and time), and any specific room features needed (i.e. projector).
For Discussion Sections: Any time the section absolutely CANNOT meet and any specific room features needed (i.e. projector).
For a one-time event (such as a midterm or final review session): Date, beginning and end time, name of event, capacity and any specific room features needed (i.e. projector). Please note, it is best to make these requests at least 4 days in advance- as your request must first go through our ticket system and then our request must go through the registrar's ticket system. During busy times tickets can take up to a couple of days to be read in both systems.


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Principal Investigator: Matt A. Barreto. Co-Principal Investigator: Karam Dana.
Most political science research on racial and ethnic minorities in the United tends to focus on African Americans, Asian Americans and Latinos. Further, most studies of Muslims typically look at democratization and political participation in the Middle East. Relatively few efforts have been made to understand the patterns of social, civic, and political participation among Arab/Muslim Americans in the United States, despite great increases in their population, citizenship, and voter registration over recent elections. This research project focuses on two important concepts in racial/ethnic politics among Muslim Americans: the notion of linked fate or shared group consciousness, and also the importance of tadayyun (or religiosity) and the resulting impact on political participation. This project has been a collaborative effort, with the survey being fielded in more than ten cities across America.
We implemented a unique public opinion survey of Muslim Americans in Seattle, Dearborn, MI, San Diego, Riverside, CA, Raleigh-Durham, NC, Washington D.C., Houston, Dallas Los Angeles, and Chicago in an effort to better understand the political implications of religious and ethnic shared community in the U.S. and also provide comparative data for Muslim Americans on many traditional measures of political behavior and participation that are currently lacking.
All surveys were administered in-person by respondents, and were self-administered in an "exit-poll style." Respondents were randomly selected, as they left Eid prayers or religious services, and were solicited to participate by Muslim American research assistants (usually recruited by campus MSA). The survey questionnaire was two-pages front/back and available in English, Arabic, and Farsi.
Field dates: During Eid al Adha (Dec 9 2008) at Iranian Islamic Center of L.A.


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What a fat chorus that is. Especially for synths. It just needed some little tweaks to shine in the modulation section which was a little too fast and to weak for my taste.
-get two of those for real stereo chorus (the second output is just inverted). putting one chorus in the other gave me results similar to the famous juno 6 chorus.
It would be great if you could publish this comment to help others built one of the greatest (and underrated) chorus pedals the world has seen.
Great Matthias. Thank You. Gonna check it out. Modded a CE-1 today. More Soon.


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A quiet mobile bicycle moment in Barcelona.
Hipster Extreme and a businessmen, both enjoying the ease of use of the bicycle in Barcelona.
Checking casually for traffic on the left and enjoying the fine art of conversation on bicyles, on the left.
Here's the bicycle I borrowed to ride around Barcelona on the first day I was, there, before travelling to Lleida for a bicycle conference. Perfect for drive-thru banking. I borrowed it from the chap on the right. Koos, a Dutch guy who owns the Biketech bike shop in Gracia. Wonderful guy, cool shop.
Here's a couple of guys heading in different directions and a couple, with a bicycle close at hand, having lunch on a bench.
Lots of folding bikes. I've been thinking of them a lot lately.
BCN is plenty of folding bikes, most of them are brompton. i think we've another point of view of that kind of bikes, for us are something useful and cool at the same time, so popular among the hispsters.
Do you know a little bit about those wonderful small red bikes that is at most of the pictures? ??
I'm a little bit in love with them!!
I love the look of Barcelona !
I can drive with using phone while in fast move.
I had a cycle chic moment today when I experienced a flock of New Yorkers biking along with me on 6th Ave heading uptown.
Gotham still too gritty for a leisurely speed though. New York may never be like Barcelona or Copenhagen in rhythm. This city's architecture is not as graceful as in Europe, and everyone is rushing and the cabs...oh mercy! Although, I notice when the ladies are clutching purses in their arms, and the gents in suits, motorists slow down and relish a sublime moment.
fasterfis: anon has the link to the barcelona bike share programme, bicing, just above.
I also notice that this post answers the request in the previous one for more attractive men on bicycles.
Though Mikael is really a bit young to be a "dirty old man". One could launch that accusation to Georges Moustaki in his recent - charming - song about "Une fille à bicyclette", though he dedicates it to Mayor Bertrand Delanoé, who would presumably be more interested in looking at un garçon à bicyclette. Oh, it is a sweet song, and not remotely lecherous.
Nice how things work out. Would be nice if familicious could head down to Barça. Lagatta thinks its nice that here is proof that I don't have to be tall and blonde to be cycleicious.


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I actually pilfered the title from a short blurb in Triathlete about Kate Major’s decision to do some short races close to her home in Queensland. She said the races were a good opportunity to race close to home, but there was also a very quick mention that she was using the races to prepare for her upcoming Ironman. While this got only a passing note, I think that perhaps more attention ought to have been paid to this decision. Of course, I’m also likely biased, since I want to believe that my own decision is a good one. I’m still always surprised that people actually read what I write here, but given that it seems to happen, I thought I might share the reasoning behind the race schedule I have posted. “Why on earth are there five Olympic-distance races on that schedule?” you may be asking. Or you may be thinking, “he really is a glutton for punishment!” As for the latter, that probably is a fair assessment, but then again, I think it’s probably true of just about every triathlete. So let’s instead focus on answering the former question. Why exactly are half of my races set to be Olympic distance races, a distance that is quite far removed from that where I seem to have found the most success recently.
For part of the answer, let’s hop into our wayback machine and journey back to the good ole days of triathlon, the late 80’s and early 90’s. Anyone who’s old enough to have worn offensively colored speedos in a race can tell you all about these glory days. But that’s not really what I want to talk about. I want to talk, more specifically, about the ratio of pros to races with prize money. Basically, unlike today, you had more races with good money than you had pros to compete in them. A lot more. So what did people do? They raced. And they raced a lot. And they raced all distances. If there was a race, and it had prize money, people raced it. And I think, generally speaking, it did them a lot of good.
I think there are a couple factors at play. Without getting too much into physiology, I think racing across multiple distances in complementary. In layman’s terms, if you are used to racing really hard and fast, then racing at a lower pace (even for a long amount of time) seems quite easy by comparison. And on the flip side, if you are used to racing all day, then racing faster, but for a shorter amount of time, can seem much more manageable. Of course, the reality is a physiological answer about aerobic base and threshold and all that stuff, but that’s really above my pay grade. This summer is about experimenting and also about having fun.
Simply put, I am racing all these short races because I think it will make me a better triathlete. Not just a better Ironman racer, but better as a whole. A better swimmer, biker, and runner. Physically and mentally, I think that I will come away from these races better equipped to race at any distance, and that’s the reason I’m doing them. If you spend all your time focused on one format or one distance, I think you get stale. You forget how to race fast, or you forget how to race long, or you forget how to just go out and race. So that’s what I’m doing. I’m just racing.
You should just show up in Des Moines on the start line. Seriously. That would be AWESOME!

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Setting up a business venture or a start up is only the first step in the market. While increasing revenue does depend on the quality of your products or services, it also depends on how well you optimise your existing resources.
Your company should also be consistent in its performance to beat competition. For this, you need to focus on your core business. As there are various other elements in running a venture, including infrastructure, human resource management, networking, and technology, you will need to hire the right consulting firms to take care of these requirements.
A specialist IT firm can handle infrastructure issues, resource management, accounting, and the like. If you pick the right agency to handle these issues you can conserve your capital and increase revenue.
IT solutions enable your company to manage enormous amounts of data. For example, managing customer data and report generation waste money and more importantly, time. According to OnePathSytems, an efficient IT scheme can capture, store and manage data on a streamlined platform, allowing convenient viewing and report generation.
• Reduce the number of employees in day-to-day operations through computerisation. This includes inventory, payments, receivables, accounting and other administrative work, and opens up slots for more capable personnel.
• All the necessary financial details of your company will be easily available with a click of a mouse.
• Cloud computing technology allows you to secure all data.
• Companies based in several locations or branches benefit from this immensely, as records are centralised. This scheme allows off-site employees to access the data from anywhere in the world.
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Once you got past all of the annoying ‘X weeks til Christmas’ articles appearing, there was a lot going on in the world this past week. We’re talking about Twitter’s updated policy, Snapchat’s new shopping feature, how Google Maps is changing the way we make plans, and the semi-shocking departure of Instagram’s co-founders.
The move, described as “part of an ongoing effort to promote healthy conversations on Twitter”, will mean that a new clause is added to the Twitter Rules, stating that people cannot dehumanise anyone “based on membership in an identifiable group”.
Dehumanisation is classed as language that treats people as less than human, such as “comparing groups to animals and viruses (animalistic), or reducing groups to their genitalia (mechanistic)”.
These new conditions marry up with rules already in place around hate speech and racism, although the ban on dehumanising speech can apply to all groups – rather than just ‘specific protected classes’.
Twitter has opened the move up to an open comment period, meaning that users who have thoughts or concerns have until the morning of October 9th to make their voice heard – with Twitter encouraging users to submit “examples of speech that contributes to a healthy conversation, but may violate this policy”. Find out more on the story and what it could mean for Twitter use at The Verge.
This week sees an update to Google Maps for group users, involving being able to poll friends on where you’re going to eat within the Maps platform.
First announced back in May at Google I/O, users will now be able to create a shortlist of restaurants or destinations and then create a vote between their friends – helping to streamline the process of making plans with groups of friends.
According to The Verge, you can shortlist places by long-pressing on them and dragging them into a list, before inviting friends to view and vote. Google then keeps score of the votes through a ‘thumbs-up or thumbs-down’ system, or people can add their own new suggestions to the list if they’re not convinced.
Many see this as an extension of some of the new Maps features we’ve already seen, such as the expansion of the For You tab – to include restaurants and places of interest for users. Keep an eye out for the new features now, or read more at The Verge.
Are UK firms rushing to implement digital self-service tools?
As a population, we’re becoming less and less fond of face to face interaction, and increasingly reliant on digital self-service functions like live chat to do what we need to do. However, a recent study by Calabrio found that in a rush to offer these services many businesses are failing to properly plan – and are therefore suffering in the long run.
According to the stats, “44% of organisations say they offer four or more channels to communicate with their brand, but 58% admit they think their customers only use two or three”. This indicates either a lack of understanding around how their audience behaves or a misplaced effort on platforms and channels that actually aren’t proving valuable. Or both.
Although almost all businesses understand that it’s important to provide a great customer experience across all company channels, prioritising the ones that mean most to the audience, only 45% think they actually do it well. The blockers? Not enough training across channels, a lack of skill regarding using customer data to inform decisions, and, of course, budget constraints.
“As organisations deploy a myriad of digital channels to service their customers, the challenge becomes how do they leverage the big data available to deliver insights that are improving the overall customer experience & enhancing brand loyalty,” explains Kris McKenzie, Senior Vice President and General Manager for EMEA. Check out more of the stats over on Net Imperative.
Kevin Systrom and Mike Krieger, better known as Instagram’s co-founders, hit the headlines this week after announcing that they will be leaving the company.
Resigning from their positions as chief exec and chief technology officer, Systrom and Krieger cited their desire to ‘rediscover their creativity’ as the reason behind leaving. “Building new things requires that we step back, understand what inspires us and match that with what the world needs; that’s what we plan to do,” said Systrom.
Some journalists have cited concerns that new Insta pet projects like IGTV, of which Systrom was leading the charge, and the upcoming standalone shopping app could now be scrapped without the backing of the founders.
Perhaps we should’ve seen this coming. One expert said their fate was sealed the day they sold to Facebook – but for many, the move seems sudden, and sooner than expected. One thing’s for sure, if the duo does launch a new platform, it will have the full attention of Facebook – particularly as Instagram is Zuckerberg’s crown jewel. Read more on The Drum, or check out the analysis at The Verge.
In the latest of the digital partnerships, Snapchat has now announced a collaboration with Amazon which will allow people to search for items within the social platform, before being able to buy them within the Amazon App.
This feature will make use of the visual search tool already built into Snapchat. Now, the partnership will allow people to point their camera at a product or barcode before being shown a pop-up card from Amazon for that very item – or something similar.
Currently, this is being tested on a small number of users in the US, so it’s unclear when, or if, we will see it here in the UK. Some have theorised that this continued e-commerce push is a way to placate investors and keep them engaged, particularly following the value of the platform falling since it’s over-hyped IPO.
Others say it “builds on a longer line of e-commerce plays from the messaging app like its shoppable AR lenses” – potentially as a way to engage new audiences, or re-engage those who left following the controversial Snapchat update. Read more on the story at The Drum.
As you may have seen in the past couple of weeks, Sleeping Giant Media has recently celebrated its 10th birthday, and we thought what better way to mark the occasion than to head to Folkestone’s first Digital Meetup event and share a trip down memory lane with all of the attendees.
So, on Wednesday 26th September, that’s what we did. Ant took to The Workshop in Folkestone to give a talk on “10 Years of SGM – 10 Key Moments”, alongside David Shaw from Business Computer Solutions, who discussed ‘’why retaining customers is the new acquisition’.
The heart of Ant’s talk was advice, taken from the decade of experience that SGM has acquired. He told people to celebrate the wins – which for SGM meant everything from scaling up to a proper office to extra-curricular activities like summer parties and a trip to Ibiza; nailing the work/life balance.
Ant explained that sometimes change is good, and we should embrace it in the spirit of growing and getting better. “It is important to recognise when you are not a start-up anymore,” he said – and in the meantime, there’s no harm in a little ‘faking it til you make it’.
One thing’s for sure, we can’t wait for another hometown Digital Meetup to happen!
Fancy some more light Friday reading? Check out our latest blogs, or head to our Twitter for more birthday content.
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If you should ever require advanced restorative, prosthetic, implant or cosmetic dental services for your smile, you can count on Elite Dental Spa for your comprehensive prosthodontic care needs. Our skilled and knowledgeable Great Neck prosthodontist has decades of experience and a reputation for providing care with an extra-gentle touch. We offer a range of advanced reconstructive and cosmetic procedures to revitalize your smile and enhance you overall quality of life. From the most exquisitely designed custom dental crowns, bridges and veneers, to the most complex treatment plans involving dental implants, implant-retained prosthetics, Invisalign®, and full mouth reconstruction, our practice is fully equipped to provide you and your loved ones with the state-of-the-art in prosthodontic care.
As your Great Neck prosthodontist, Dr. Heisler is highly skilled in restoring the function and appearance of a mouth that has become debilitated by extensive dental decay, tooth loss, trauma, TMJ jaw-joint disorders, or harmful oral habits. With intensive clinical and academic training focused on the complexities of head and neck anatomy, optimal dental function, dental aesthetics and advanced implant dentistry, Dr. Heisler is specially trained to develop a personalized plan of treatment which takes a wide range of factors into consideration for the best possible outcome. From the replacement of missing teeth, to the full reconstruction of your smile, Dr. Heisler is committed to excellence and will take the time to detail a course of treatment which can produce the most functional and harmonious results. Treatments involved in full mouth reconstruction can vary widely as they depend on the unique circumstances of every patient.
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Here at Elite Dental Spa, we make the comfort and health of our patients our top priorities. As a prosthodontist in Great Neck, Dr. Eliot Heisler has over 20 years of experience, and has received extensive training in reconstructive and cosmetic dentistry. Offering a comprehensive range of advanced services available in his Great Neck dental office, Dr. Heisler employs the latest dental technology to provide patients with the best that modern dentistry has to offer. Just as the name of our practice implies, it is of paramount importance to us that we make your visits as therapeutic and relaxing as possible. We pay close attention to the small details that can make a big difference, such as offering your dental exam from a massaging chair and enhancing the atmosphere of our office with sensory experiences such as fresh aromas.
At our office, Dr. Heisler provides the essentials in routine preventive care and pediatric dentistry for you and your family members. By scheduling checkups at our office every six months, we can help you and your loved ones almost entirely prevent the onset of dental disease. For family members of all ages, we focus on making visits informative and engaging. Teaching the proper methods for brushing and flossing, and about the importance of a nutritious and varied diet, we can help instill healthy habits that help maintain optimal oral health. For the gentlest, most precise and conservative treatment possible, we perform select procedures with a dental laser. As your prosthodontist in Great Neck, Dr. Heisler also offers a range of treatments to restore and reestablish your smile. From the highest quality tooth colored fillings, custom crowns, bridges and dentures, to the state-of-the-art in dental implants and implant-retained prosthetics, as a specialist, Dr. Heisler is skilled and experienced in all facets of restorative, cosmetic, implant and reconstructive dentistry.
To learn more about the comprehensive range of services our prosthodontist in Great Neck can provide for you and your loved ones, we invite you to come down for a free consultation at our office! With weekend appointments and flexible financing available, we work with you so that you can receive the quality care you deserve. To get started, call today!
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i will be orchestrating a collaborative drawing project at the minneapolis institute of art on 7/31 from 6-9pm. you are invited to participate, as the event is open to the public as part of their “the artist is in” series.
During the event, participants will be encouraged to explore various approaches to perceptually-based drawing, ranging from gesturally-based strategies, experimental mark-making, and other various approaches to the materials. Drawings will be made on semi-transparent media which will enable participants to layer their drawings with other visitor’s explorations. As drawings accumulate from the evening, the works will then be superimposed to create new compositional structures. Images of the resulting layered drawings will be posted online throughout the evening.


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1939 House Bill 1143. An Act Limiting The Exemption From Real Estate Taxation Enjoyed By Charitable Corporations To The Value Of Said Real Estate In Excess Of Its Value When Acquired By Such Corporation.
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Solar energy is becoming one of the main renewable energy sources for cheaper and cleaner energy. As solar energy grows, more and more people are also asking for the benefits it can give, but the problem is there are still a lot of misconceptions on what solar energy can really do for you.
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Well, we knew that the larger and purer the crystal is, the more efficient the solar cells will be. As a result, monocrystalline modules are around 10% to 15% more energy efficient than their poly counterparts.
Polycrystalline modules, on the other hand, were often thought to be inferior to mono solar panels because they are less efficient.
But, here’s the catch: because of the cheaper process, it costs around 20% less to create solar modules with monocrystalline structures. More than that, poly modules have been improving their performance constantly in recent years, pushing the standard to greater limits.
“monocrystalline solar panels have the highest efficiency rates since they are made out of the highest-grade silicon, and the efficiency rates are typically 15-20%”.
Well, mono by nature is most efficient than poly, but at a module level, a 250W Poly or Mono panels will perform somewhat the same.
If cost is your major concern and you want to pay as little as possible for installation, then poly is a wiser choice than mono. You won’t get the same efficiency as with monocrystalline modules, but you’ll reduce the initial costs dramatically.
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Solar PV is becoming cheaper than ever. Almost every month, a new industry “low” is set and broken.
The latest example occurred this week when a Nevada solar auction sold at a rate of $23.76 per megawatt-hour in a 25-year contract at the Eagle Shadow Mountain Solar Farm, according to Earther. The facility is expected to be ready in 2021, and it breaks a one-week-old record for the country's cheapest solar project.
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Gaia offers a various amount of docker images available at https://hub.docker.com/r/gaiapipeline/gaia/. If you use the latest image tag, you will get a docker image which contains everything to build all currently supported pipeline languages but also needs more disk-space. If you are confident that you just want to use one programming language for your pipelines you should consider taking the smaller images which are build just for this language. You can find a list of available images at the tags page.
The following command starts Gaia as a daemon process and mounts all data to the current folder. Afterwards, Gaia will be available on the host system on port 8080 (http://localhost:8080/). Use the standard user “admin” and password “admin” as initial login. It is recommended to change the password afterwards.
It is possible to install gaia directly on the host system. This can be achieved by downloading the binary from the releases page. Please be aware that you, dependent on the programming language you want to use for your pipelines, might need other libraries to create pipelines via Gaia. In the dockerfile you should find all information for what is needed. Please open a issue if you have trouble to setup Gaia.
Use the standard user “admin” and password “admin” as initial login. It is recommended to change the password afterwards.
If true, gaia will be started in development mode. Don't use this in production!
It is possible to define run-time arguments in three ways.
Environment variables can be used to overwrite any configuration settings / defaults that are already defined in Gaia.
All Environment variables must be pre-fixed with GAIA_ in order to avoid collision with other variables.
Alternatively a configuration file can be used with all the properties that gaia defines, called .gaia_config.

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