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text: Jim Goar took his MFA from the Kerouac School at Naropa University. He has spent the past few years teaching English at various schools in China, Thailand, and South Korea. His work has been published by the likes of Elimae, Three Therefore Two, Bombay Gin, and Can We Have Our Ball Back?.

industry_corpus2: Subject Education


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He is the Firstborn of All Creation (cf. Colossians 1:15b), not the Most High G-d.
He is the Son of G-d (cf. Yokhannan / John 3:16, et al.), not the Most High G-d (cf. Luke 3:38).
He is the Memra (Word) of G-d (cf. Yokhannan / John 1:1, Hitgallut / Revelation 19:3), not the Most High G-d.
He became the Servant of HaShem (cf. Ma’aseh 3:26, Philippians 2:7, et al.), not the Most High G-d.
He is the Son of Man (cf. Mattityahu / Matthew 16:27, 25:31), not the Most High G-d (cf. Bamidbar / Numbers 23:19).
He is the Second Adam (cf. 1 Corinthians 15:47), not the Most High G-d.
He is G-d’s heir (cf. Romans 8:17), not the Most High G-d.
He is of the tribe of Yehudah (Judah, cf. Revelation 5:5), not the Most High G-d.
He is the Son of David (cf. Mattityahu, et al.), not the Most High G-d.
He is a Yehudi (Jew, Yokhannan 4:9), not the Most High G-d.
He is a worshipper of G-d (cf. Yokhannan 4:22), not the Most High G-d.
He prayed to G-d (cf. Ivrim / Hebrews 5:7) because he is not the Most High G-d.
G-d is his head as man is his wife’s head (cf. 1 Corinthians 11:3) because he is not the Most High G-d.
He has a G-d (cf. Mattityahu 27:46, Yokhannan 17:3, 20:17, Kefa Alef / 1 Peter 1:3a, 2 Corinthians 1:3, Hitgallut 1:1, 1:5-6, 3:12, et al.) because he is not the Most High G-d.
He was anointed by G-d with His Spirit (i.e. the Messiah, Ma’aseh / Acts 10:38) because he is not the Most High G-d.
The Temple of G-d’s Spirit (cf. Yokhannan 2:21, 1 Corinthians 6:19), not the Most High G-d.
He is the prophet like Mosheh (Moses, cf. Ma’aseh 3:19-22), not G-d Himself.
He did not speak on his own authority (cf. Yokhannan 12:49) because he is not the Most High G-d.
He came down from Heaven not to do his own will but the will of Him Who sent him (cf. Yokhannan 6:38, 4:34) because he is not the Most High G-d.
His Father is greater than him (cf. Yokhannan / John 14:28) because He is not the Most High G-d.
He is a rabbi (cf. Yokhannan 1:38, et al.), not the Most High G-d.
He is a brother to his disciples (cf. Mattityahu 12:49), not the Most High G-d.
His face was seen because he is not the Most High G-d, the Lord HaShem (cf. Yokhannan 1:18, 1 Timothy 6:16, Shemot / Exodus 33:20).
He was tempted with sin (cf. Mattityahu 4:1, Ivrim / Hebrews 4:15) because he not the Most High G-d (cf. Ya’akov / James 1:3).
He is the lamb of G-d (Yokhannan 1:29), not the Most High G-d (cf. Yeshayahu / Isaiah 53:6-7).
He died because he is not the Most High G-d (cf. 1 Timothy 6:16).
He was raised from the dead by G-d (cf. Romans 10:9, et al.) because he is not the Most High G-d.
He was exalted above all by G-d (cf. Mattityahu 28:18, Philippians 2:9) because he is not the Most High G-d.
He was sent by G-d and returned to G-d (cf. Yokhannan 3:17, 13:3, 17:3) because he is not the Most High G-d.
He is seated at the right hand of G-d (cf. Luke 22:69, et al.) because he is not the Most High G-d.
He is the Man of Heaven (cf. 1 Corinthians 15:48-49), not the Most High G-d.
He is the mediator between G-d and man, the High Priest of the Heavenly Tabernacle (cf. 1 Timothy 2:5, Ivrim / Hebrews 8:1-2), not the Most High G-d.

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We are looking for a warehouse person to work in our busy Material Conversion Facility.
Warehouse responsibilities include loading slitting machines, general warehouse and housekeeping duties. Applicant must be hard working, reliable and a team player.
Forklift licence favourable but not essential.

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Permits will not be granted without this information.
Costs for permits are: $50.00 per year or $10.00 per week.
How do I get to Lilley's Beach?
Access to the Lilley's Beach is from the Boyne Island Sewerage Treatment Plant via Handley Drive, Boyne Island. A copy of the map is shown below. Camping is only permitted in the enclosed area at the northern end of Lilley's Beach. The site is very basic and there are no facilities or rubbish bins - you must take all rubbish with you when you leave.
The Lilley's Beach coastline extends approximately 7.1 kilometres and can be accessed by four wheel drive only. It is best to travel at low tide or within 2 hours either side of low tide. Driving on the sand dunes is strictly prohibited. Please note: the area is subject to tidal conditions.
What if I've lost my permit?
Customers that have lost their permit, entered their email address incorrectly online or had technical issues and did not receive their permit can contact Council on 07 4970 0700 to organise a reissued permit. The permit must be current and the customer must be able to provide; the name of the applicant on the permit, vehicle details and the approximate date of when the permit was originally purchased. The permit can only be reissued for the same applicant and vehicle as the original permit. Please allow a waiting period for your permit to be reissued.
Costs for Reissued Permits are $5.00.
When the vehicle is being used on the beach, permits are to be carried in the motor vehicle at all times and must be produced for inspection on demand by an authorised person.
All vehicles used on the beach must be registered.
All drivers of vehicles used on the beach must hold a current drivers licence.
The recommended maximum speed limit to be observed when driving on the beach is 40kph. Vehicles must be driven at a speed appropriate to the driving conditions and not exceed the speed limit set by law.
Pedestrian and animal traffic (i.e. horses, dogs, etc) must be allowed right of way at all times.
All vehicles permitted to be driven on the beach must be driven between the low water mark and high water mark. Vehicles are not to be driven on the sand dunes or seagrass meadows (at low tide) at any time.
The holder of the permit is required to take specified measures to ensure that the activities authorised by the permit do not cause a nuisance.
Entry to the beach is to be via the approved access point only. The only access currently available to Lilley's Beach is via private property; Council therefore does not guarantee continual availability of access.
Permits are not transferrable this includes the transfer from one private vehicle to another, or one person to another.
Where the holder of a permit has been found guilty of an offence against the provisions of the Transport Operations (Road Use Management) Act 1975, or of these Local Laws, Council may cancel the permit or suspend the permit for such time as determined by the Council by resolution.
Any person who commits any breach of, or who fails to comply with any provisions of this Local Law or the conditions of any permit issued under this Local Law, shall be guilty of an offence, for which on-the-spot penalties apply.
Regular patrols are carried out by Council's Local Law Enforcement Officers and Local Police. On the spot fines can be issued if a permit cannot be produced.
Vehicles are NOT to be driven on the sand dunes or seagrass meadows (at low tide) at any time.
Motorbikes are strictly prohibited in this area. Regular patrols are carried out by Council's Local Law Enforcement Officers.
Strictly no fires! Please use a gas or kerosene stove. Beach fires are strictly prohibited.
Lilley's Beach is a designated dog off-leash area, but your dog is required to be under effective voice command at all times.
Generators are permitted and campers are asked to limit use to between 7am and 7pm.
Leave nothing behind but your tyre tracks. All rubbish must be taken with you, there are no bins provided.
It is a good rule to drive two hours either side of the low tide time, lessening the chances of intruding upon the sand dunes.
Conservation Volunteers Australia officers monitor the area for turtle and shore bird nests that are often located in the dunes.
Behaving in a riotous, disorderly, indecent, offensive, threatening or insulting manner will not be tolerated. Offenders will be requested to leave the camping ground and may result in a fine and permanent ban.
Be considerate of other campers by limiting noise between 10pm and 7am.
Interfering with a plant or any turf, sand, clay, soil or other material is prohibited. Penalties apply.
Interfering with any facility or equipment located at the local government camping ground is prohibited. Penalties apply.
Camp sites must be kept and maintained in good repair and clean, tidy and sanitary condition. The camping site must not be left unoccupied for more than two days. If so, Council will remove and dispose of equipment from abandoned camp.
Gladstone and Calliope Administration Centres from 8.30am to 4.45pm on weekdays.
Boyne Tannum Community Centre from 9am to 4.45pm weekdays and 9am to 4pm on Saturdays.
PLEASE NOTE: Allow time before the office closes to have your permit processed, 20 minutes is generally the amount of time needed to process a permit.
Please do not hesitate to phone Council on 07 4970 0700, should you have any enquiries.

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A round-up of 31 festive cocktail and appetizer recipes for your New Years Eve bash!
What a great variety of drinks and appys! I’m going to have to use your suggestions for many parties beyond NYE!
Such a delicious and awesome round-up! Is it bad that I want to make all of these?? Thanks for sharing and have a wonderful New Year!!
Haha NO! Do it! And then invite me over 😉 Happy New Year, friend.
Great recipes! I have to try that vegan cheese ball!!!
Yes! Doesn’t it look awesome?!
And thanks for the inclusion of our Shrimp Skewers and Gingertini!
Haha done and done. My pleasure! Happy New Year, Serena! Enjoy your celebrations!
Such a wonderful round-up! Thanks for sharing my French 75 and Mushroom Appetizer Puffs. Can’t wait to welcome the new year with all these great drinks and snacks!
Thanks for the delicious recipe to include, Kristen! Happy (almost) New Year!
I always love putting together a fun dish for New Years!

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What does your Outpost or do your boys need?
Do they need servant leadership training? Do you need help planning; organizing and implementing the vision you have been given? Do you need to generate excitement? Do you need help getting "Boy lead and adult facilitated" to be more than just a great sounding bumper sticker? Do you need something to help with Junior Leadership Foundations? Do your boys need a challenge to help them grow into the leaders that God has destined them to be? If any of these apply to you or your Outpost then you need to send your boys to the Junior Leadership Training Academy (JLTA).
All of our boys need these camps.
They teach them how to be a follower as well as a leader. All men are leaders, they lead themselves, they lead families, they work in groups at school, church and later in life at work. They hang out with groups of friends and are in clubs, organizations and play sports. The leadership we are talking about may not have a title or a job description but they do lead and it is leadership. We want to help them understand Christ like servant leadership and to be able to share that with the world.
Your boys will have an experience of a lifetime!
Over the course of training they will develop skills in: Camping, Backpacking, Canoeing, Frontiersman Living, and Wilderness Survival. They will also enjoy outstanding Christian fellowship while in the outdoors. The friends, experiences, and knowledge they gain will help them maintain their Christian walk with Godly friends through the critical college years and for the rest of their life.


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We were happy to enjoy perfect weather for our 2017 car show after being rained out in 2016. The show will be on August 11, 2018 this year and wer’re already checking the barometer.
These events appeal to gearheads and car lovers for a number of reasons. But its appeal for us is, of course history. These cars, some dating back to the early 20th century, are, indeed, history. From fenders and running boards to standard transmissions and fuel injectors, these cars are a visual, living history of the development of our primary form of transportation.
After more than a decade, it’s nice to greet familiar faces as drivers come back to Dietrich Park for a pleasant August afternoon. We always have a DJ and live entertainment, fair food vendors, lots of great door prizes and beautiful trophies. As of publishing there is no certainty to the rumor that the 2018 show might see some cash prizes.
Cars begin arriving at 2 pm and the official show begins at 4 pm; prizes will be given at 7 pm.
Bring the family and have dinner, listen to some great music and see a park full of automotive jewels. Great fun!

industry_corpus2: Automobiles


text: When considering ways in which to bring culture and meaning into classroom lessons, I decided to research issues pertaining to ecosystems and aboriginal connections. On the Government of Canada website I found the Aboriginal Forestry Initiative (AFI), which is focused on enhancing Aboriginal participation in sustaining Canada’s forests. The site includes data and statistics of Aboriginal participants (could be used in a mathematics or business course) as well as details on the projects currently being conducted (could be used in a social studies, science, or English class).


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Can Head Lice Survive Cold Weather?
You would think that during the cold winter months, there would be fewer pests around. While this is true for outdoor bugs, it isn’t the case with indoor insects like head lice.
If you’re a parent wondering if the chilly weather has an effect on the creepy crawlies on your child’s head, keep reading!
Unfortunately, lice don’t take a winter vacation. This means that even when the temperatures drop, the lice on a person’s head continue to thrive. They’re here to stay, and they don’t care what the city’s temperature is.
However, the rate of infestation is far slower during the winter because people are likely to be covering their heads with hats and beanies. This significantly lowers the risk of a louse crawling into your hair.
The bottom line is, though, that your child is still prone to getting a head lice infestation during the winter. If they continuously interact with kids and share hair accessories with them, then you might have a problem on your hands (or in their hair!).
If you’ve spotted a head louse in your hair or noticed that your child has been scratching their head a little too much lately, it’s time to take action.
Just because head lice and nits are resilient parasites, you don’t have to resort to strong, potentially harmful chemicals as a solution.
Many OTC lice removal prescription shampoos and drugstore treatment products contain toxic chemicals.
The best solution is a chemical-free one. Lice are tough enough to have become resistant to pesticides, which only exposes you and your family to unnecessary toxins. Ensure that the lice removal treatment you choose is all-natural and safe for children of all ages.
Families based in Hollywood, Florida, rely on Lice Troopers for complete head louse parasite removal. Our trained lice doctors use the time-honored solution of combing through the hair and using an advanced removal comb to remove every single bug and egg.
If you think you or your children are exposed to lice, schedule a screening at our child-friendly salon to stop the spread in its tracks. Our repertoire of services includes home inspection as well as in-home lice removal services.
Without using pesticide sprays, or other harmful chemical products in your home we provide a lice-free living space within 2 hours. Our all-natural head lice removal services are available for during the evening and weekend hours.

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This objective of this study is to measure volatile organic compound (VOC) concentrations in residents of a South Baltimore community, whom are concerned about their proximity to industrial emissions. The project will provide VOC exposure information to the concerned community, apportion indoor and outdoor sources, and evaluate benzene as an exposure biomarker.
This project was initiated in August 1999, under a previous EPA grant (Grant No. R824834C003), and will continue under this follow-on grant. Using organic vapor monitor VOC badges, 40 adults and 15 children will be monitored for indoor, outdoor, and personal concentration of VOCs such as benzene, 1,3-butadiene, and carbon tetrachloride. A control group in a reference community will consist of 15 adult-child combinations. In addition, 30 residents of the exposed community and 15 residents of the comparison unexposed community will be monitored for benzene exposure.
We expect our results to show that area industrial emissions result in elevated levels of VOC exposure to local residents. VOC source apportionment will be sought based on the measurements of specific chemicals.

industry_corpus2: Power & Energy


text: == Causes == There are two types of TR. "Type 1" lesions are focal defects often caused by local inflammation. "Type 2" lesions are characterized by a generalized loss of root radiopacity on a dental radiograph. The definitive cause of type 2 TRs is unknown, but histologically destruction of the cementum and other mineralized tissue of the tooth root by odontoclasts is seen. It occurs secondary to the loss of the protective covering of the root (the periodontal ligaments) and possibly to a stimulus such as periodontal disease and the release of cytokines, leading to odontoclast migration. However, FORLs can develop in the absence of inflammation. The natural inhibition to root resorption provided by the lining of the root may be altered by increased amounts of Vitamin D, in cats supplied by their diet.


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The feature of SQL Server 2008 that seems to get the most attention from DBA’s is the Resource Governor. It basically does what it says on the tin; for example you may want to reserve a portion of CPU or other resource for a user, process etc.
Notice that you can use any rule you like to create an association with a workload group e.g. users or the application.
Changes can be applied to the Resource Governor at will and take effect immediately. The function can be changed to move objects in to different workload groups as required and all of this will affect processes already running.

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Horticulture students from Oaklands College will be pitching their garden design skills against green fingered enthusiasts of the UK as they head to compete in BBC Gardeners World Live next week.
The team of Level 2 and Level 3 students are once again entering the ‘Beautiful Borders’ competition, a part of the show which celebrates creative design in small spaces. Over the past few months they have seen their design evolve from sketching an initial concept right through to sowing, and nurturing the plants incorporated into the final design.
2017 was the first time the team headed to the show, scooping a Gold Award and a special recognition form the judges for ‘Best Interpretation of Brief’ for their design which celebrated the shows 50thanniversary.
Their design for this year’s theme of ‘Every Space Counts’ will face a team of expert judges which last year included BBC Gardeners World favourite Monty Don.
After the press preview and judging day on Wednesday the show opens to the public, welcoming thousands of gardening enthusiasts to chat to the team and enjoy their design.
Horticulture Tutor Tee Robertson said: “We’re thrilled to be back at BBC Gardeners World, it is a fantastic opportunity for our students to manage every step and detail of a garden design project from initial concept to growing, sowing and presenting to judges.

industry_corpus2: Agriculture & Fisheries


text: You are visiting the placeholder page for Sandra Brown. This page is here because someone used our placeholder utility to look for Sandra Brown. We created this page automatically in hopes Sandra Brown would find it. If you are not Sandra Brown, but are an alumni of Dwight High School, register on this site for free now.


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Google has been rumoured to be in 'late stage' talks to buy microblogging site Twitter, although the company is not commenting on the story.
Twitter has been the phenomenon of 2009, becoming a huge success and attracting both a massive audience and huge media coverage.
Links to Google make a lot of sense, which is why TechCrunch's revelation from two unnamed sources suggesting talks were proceeding has hit the headlines.
"Here's a heck of a rumor that we've sourced from two separate people close to the negotiations: Google is in late stage negotiations to acquire Twitter," said TechCrunch.
TechRadar rang Google for any official comment and were told by a spokesman: "We don't comment on rumour and speculation."
Despite its massive audience Twitter has yet to find a model that makes money from its popularity.
In terms of monetising online traffic, there is no biggest player than Google – which has used its advertising wing to move from a brilliant idea to a massive business.
A third unnamed source suggested to TechCrunch that talks were still in the early stages, but TechRadar will be following the story as it continues to evolve.


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Surrounding; The new Townhouse complex is situated on the wine farm of "La Petite Provence" which is on the "South African Wine Route" near the quaint village of Franschoek and is famous for good food and wines and French cuisine is a speciality in numerous restaurants.
Discription; Sleeps 4 persons in 2 bedrooms with one bathroom and kitchenette with dining/sitting room. A swimmingpool and tenniscourts are on the complex among the vineyards.
Attractions; From Franschoek you can undertake endless scenic drives and visit interesting places through the Cape Winelands. Visits to Capetown with it's beautiful table mountain, beaches and Waterfront and Century city Shopping and entertainment. To Mandela's Jail at Robbenisland, Cablecar up Tablemountain to the breathtaking view of Capetown, etc. Property available for rent.
One day trips can be undertaken to towns like Oudtshorn to visit the Cango caves and ostrich farms and also the historic Mosselbay and many other beach towns and sightseeing places. Trips of 2 days and longer can be undertaken along the "Garden Route" along the coastline to the west and 4 hours drive to Capetown and the well known "Winelands" and eastward to Port Elizabeth. A few game farms are within easy reach and a visit to "Bottelierskop" near Mosselbay is a must to see the lions and other game. We have another holiday home in Franschoek ER12230 in the winelands of Capetown. (See listing). Websites for important information www.satour.co.za www.gardenroute.co.za www.wine.co.za Visit the family website. The exchange rate is presently very favorable. Exchange time and length is flexible.


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For the past couple of weeks I have been thinking about social drinking and wondering why it is that I, in particular, tend to drink more when I am out with friends than I would at home. Normally I don’t really drink at home, but when I am in social situations I have a couple of glasses of wine or beer. Usually, I never drink hard alcohol, but for my bachelorette party and my 30th birthday I actually did shots. Why?
A couple of weeks ago, I was out with friends and actually went to the bartender and asked him if he could make me a virgin cocktail so that it would look like I was drinking, even though I didn’t want to. Then I paid for it right then, so that our bill wouldn’t say “Virgin blah-blah.” When I mentioned this to a friend of mine, she said she does something similar. When she is going out to the bars with friends, she gets there early and orders a ginger ale and pretends it’s a double something-or-other.
For those of you that don’t already know, I had a pretty eye-opening experience with alcohol when I was in high school. I wasn’t really a drinker in high school because I was a pretty serious athlete and I took our athletic honor code to heart. I had an occasional beer here and there in the summer, but that was about it. When I was a senior, already accepted to college, and done with sports for the year, I finally did what every other teenager I knew was doing—I drank, and I drank hard.
I don’t remember much from that night, but people filled me in afterwards. I ended up in a coma with a blood alcohol level past the point of even death, got pneumonia due to throwing up and aspirating, and I had nerve damage in my right arm, resulting in the loss of movement in my fingers for almost 3 months. Looking back, I can’t rationalize why I drank what I drank, but I can assume that I was trying to fit in and be “cool.” I almost died for that.
Now, it is almost 20 years later, and although I am not drinking to the same extent, I fear that am still drinking to fit in and be cool. I mean, I do enjoy the taste of a good wine, and sometimes a beer on a long hot day is just amazing, but I still wonder why I mostly drink when I am in social situations.
For me, this ties into what I brought up last week with regard to our hidden commitments. I suppose another one of my hidden commitments is to belong, and it manifests in social drinking. It makes me wonder, though, what else do I do to belong? What don’t I do to belong?
What do you do, or don’t do to belong?


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text: How often do we have an opportunity to really look at the stars, so that to feel the eternity and infinity of interstellar space, to feel that everything in our world is interconnected? Almost never. Especially when living in large cities. We`re out of touch with what has been inspiring and helping mankind during the whole of our living. This is a thin thread that we are rapidly losing, getting tied to cities and society. When we dive into our everyday problems, we often take no notice of anything around us. But simply look up at the skies, and most of what had seemed allimportant becomes a ghost from the nightmare, and you`re get exited with other, more important questions... The sculpture "Via Lactea Galaxy", as a part of the project "WELKIN", shows people who have not lost touch with the energy of the Universe, or looking for it, and those who have lost it, but have found again.This work depicts the girl who is looking into the skies. She admires vast beautiful infinite space and scattering of stars named "Via Lactea". Her face is lighten by star light. Her long hair is already mixed with stars and constellations...The original edition #6 (from 8) of this artwork can be created by the Artist during 2 months.


text: I was tasked with creating six sequential designs to promote 'Foodbank Fridays' at The Abbey School. For six weeks the students, teachers and their families donated the specific items to ReadiFood foodbank in Reading (http://www.fcg.org.uk/readifood/readifood.htm). At the end of each week, students attempted to build the displayed structure out of the items.


text: Clay pot gingerbread men! Quick and easy for a holiday craft 🙂 paint pots green and make into a grinch for grinch night? Cute project for kids to do, you can get everything you need at the dollar store.


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She was born in Udine, in the North East of Italy. At the age of only 11, she won her first prize for painting in a regional school competition. She studied painting in Venice with the well-known Artist and Tutor V.Guidi. He was a great influence on her portrait work. Lucia moved to Turin, a centre of Culture and Italian art, and soon established herself as an Artist in her own right, finding a ready market for her works. She was nominated as “Painter of the Year” in a solo exhibition in the Pallazo della Regione. She has subsequently participated in over a hundred exhibitions, about 50 of them being One Woman Exhibitions.
Her reputation continues to grow, not just in Europe but also throughout the world, particularly in America and Japan. She does not confine herself to portraiture and her subjects are many and varied. Most notable are her floral works and her Italian summer landscapes in which she captures the warmth and brightness, yet in almost pastel shades.
Since 1990 her work has been on permanent exhibition at the Galleries of StewArt Gallery.
publications: -	Bolaffi “Arte Italiana per il Mondo”, La Dona nell Arte, Poggibonsi Arte.
From time to time, her work is featured on our Web Site.
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industry_corpus2: Film & Entertainment


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Mumbai: With his rivals in Maharashtra Congress gunning for him after debacles in Lok Sabha and Assembly elections, former Chief Minister Prithviraj Chavan today said he was not in the race for the post of CLP leader.
“I have asked the party not to give me any responsibility,” Chavan told reporters as a meeting of newly elected Congress legislators got underway to elect the leader of the Legislature Party.
Leader of the Congress in Lok Sabha Mallikarjun Kharge and General Secretary in-charge for Maharashtra Mohan Prakash are present in the meeting as central observers.
“In the last 15 years, I have held many responsibilities in the party and now I have got back my constituency. I want to spend time meeting people and working for my constituency,” Chavan said in an informal interaction with journalists ahead of the meeting.
Chavan has won from Karad South Assembly constituency, which is part of Karad Lok Sabha seat he represented in 1991, 1996 and 1998. Both his father and mother held Karad seat several times.
Congress secured 42 of 288 Assembly seats, in worst-ever showing in the state since its creation in 1960.
Chavan’s rivals in the state Congress had yesterday declared they would oppose any move to appoint him as Congress Legislature Party leader after the party’s dismal showing in Lok Sabha and state Assembly polls.
“Congress fared miserably in the Lok Sabha and Maharashtra Assembly polls under Prithviraj Chavan’ leadership. It would be unfair if he is made CLP leader,” Abdul Sattar, an MLA from Marathwada and confidante of former Chief Minister Ashok Chavan said.
“There is tremendous resentment among newly elected MLAs and candidates who lost due to how the campaign was run,” he said, adding around 25 to 30 candidates lost because adequate funds were not given to them to run their campaign.

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The International Chopin Competition in Warsaw, one of the world’s greatest piano competitions, has produced many illustrious winners and exceptional artists. Here, in an 11-CD box, is a broad survey of the winners from 1927, when the competition began, to 2010.
The Edition includes many classic recordings and a series of live recordings, several from the original Competitions themselves, featuring the great Garrick Ohlsson and the penultimate winner Yulianna Avdeeva – both appearing for the first time in any format.
Also featured are two CDs from the early winners of the Competition (1927 – 1955) that fully capture the Chopin piano tradition of earlier times – highlights include Halina Czerny-Stefanska’s First Piano Concerto and selections from Lev Oborin (1927), Alexandre Uninsky (1932) and Yakov Zak(1937).


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Jo has a sales management background where she managed an international client portfolio and developed business to business sales teams.
She then decided to pursue a career in the recruitment industry and joined Perigon Group in 2016. Jo is responsible for recruiting finance and accounting positions at all levels on a temporary and contract basis across all industry sectors.

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NB Electrical provide electrical contractor services for the commercial business sector, primarily working on new build developments, businesses, schools and public facilities in the South East of England.
Our services cover a broad spectrum of electrical installations and contracts from domestic electrician services, security systems, data cabling, fire alarms, emergency lighting, power requirements and inspections.
We pride ourselves on our reliability and high standard of professional workmanship. We have experienced qualified electricians who maintain and respect the quality of their work. We have built up a good established reputation with our many clients and we are continually building on our ability and success within the area.
NB Electrical are based in Hertfordshire, we cover all areas in the South East from Cambridgeshire, Essex, Enfield and into the city of London.
We are approved contractors and installers for the NiCEIC (National Inspection Council for Electrical Installation Contracting). All of our electricians’ are able to test and certify electrical installations.


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The PiRate Ratings’ Bracket Gurus have gathered (if only electronically) is our bunkers, otherwise known as our man caves and woman caves watching multiple games simultaneously to get better familiar with all the teams still trying to Dance.
Tonight, we will begin putting our opinions together to formulate our final Bracketology selections for Sunday afternoon. We will publish our initial predicted 68 around 2 PM EDT on Sunday and then a final prediction at the conclusion of the last meaningful conference tournament championship game, if one might affect the seedings.
At the moment, there are games that could wildly swing the bottom of the seed line, affecting who plays in the First Four, and there are a couple of potenial bid-stealers still alive.
Note: The Captain and the Gurus are making their selections trying to predict what the Selection Committee will do and not by using their own opinions of which 68 teams should be in the field. One of out methods will include trying to predict political biases of the Committee members. By political, we don’t mean Liberal vs. Conservative. We mean Power Conference vs. Mid-Major and Low-Major, or in other words, why State U at 18-16 will beat out Tiny Tech at 29-5 that lost in their conference championship game.

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Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, Moss Mansion was the home of the Preston Boyd Moss family built in 1903, and has been preserved to capture the family life of the well-to-do of the era. The house was designed by New York architect, Henry Janeway Hardenbergh, whose best-known work was New York's Waldorf Astoria. Most of the original fixtures are still in the house which visitors can view during informative guided tours of the property.
Opening times: Tuesday to Saturday 10am-3pm, Sunday 1pm-3pm. Guided tours take place every hour.
Admission: $10 adults, $6 children 6-17. Group rates and other concessions are also available.


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Feasibility Studies - project feasible and affordable?
Whether a tunnel project is feasible depends beside the technical factors on the expected costs.
We have worked in worldwide geological extremely difficult tunnel projects and can therefore assess the relationship between geology and costs.
The feasibility study will not only tell you whether your project is actually feasible, but it will clearly outline the strengths and weaknesses of the various tunnelling methods.
Success or failure of any project is essentially determined during the early planning stages.
That's why we strongly recommend you make our comprehensive feasibility study the centre piece of your preparation.
Even experienced contractors can rarely compensate for mistakes made due to incomplete or nonexistent feasibility studies.
That's why at the outset of each project it's absolutely necessary to conduct a comprehensive feasibility study that should take into account all scenarios and risks.


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Identifier 1513938 This number locates the particular value within the data table; it is like an accession number in a conventional library.
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GB Historical GIS / University of Portsmouth, Vision of Britain | Context for data value | The meaning of 6,152, A Vision of Britain through Time.


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The word delight is defined as a verb, to please someone greatly or a noun to take great pleasure in.
Doesn’t seem like it would be something that would take work, right? I mean, how often to you go to Disney and think about how much work it will be to have fun? Right? 🙂 Well, I’m here to tell you that delight is something I have to seriously work at. At least in a particular context. And that context is delighting in my children.
Plenty of verses in Proverbs talk about how children bring delight to parents. As I have read those verses countless times it never occurred to me till recently that I needed to have a more active role in the delight part. Till then I’d been placing all of the responsibility of creating delight on the part of the children. I’m not trying to make something “new” out of the Bible or say that this is the way it has to be for every home, but for me personally some things need to change.
See, mommyhood is difficult. VERY difficult! Maybe it comes easier for some people and maybe some people just try to project the “easy” attitude. I’m pretty sure that for just about every parent everywhere though it is sometimes if not always, difficult. Unless of course a parent doesn’t care at all about the character and behavior of their kids, then I suppose it might be easier… but I don’t know any parents like that, thankfully!
So as I slog through the difficult days with my kids too often I am not finding any delight in it at all. I don’t delight in them, I don’t delight in what they are doing, and I don’t delight in being a mom. It’s true. Too many days my greatest accomplishments have been to make sure everyone has had food, and that bottoms have been cleaned and I just go into survival mode till I can finally deposit them all into bed and be “free” of them for a few hours.
It sounds completely horrible to actually say it, but I know I’m not the only one who has days like that. It’s okay to be honest. Yes, I love my kids more than life, but that doesn’t mean they don’t take a toll.
However, I notice that if I take the time to stop being a harried mom and actually find things to delight with in my children that they respond in amazing ways! Kids need to feel like they are important and that they belong. It’s one of the vital needs of kids actually. When they don’t get that need met then behaviors start to rapidly deteriorate as they desperately seek for the attention/affirmation that they need.
I know, because I have a child who has been quite a challenge (read conflict from sunup to past bed time) recently. Now the children are still responsible for their actions and have to have consequences for their own bad choices. But I realize that most of the time when it’s a constant battle with a particular child, rather than just random events, that a lot of the problem is me.
I haven’t been delighting in them, showing them just how important they are to me and to our family unit. They haven’t been receiving the kind of attention that they need so they are working in ways that aren’t good to get any kind of attention, even negative. And it turns into a cycle that just keeps getting worse and worse. I’ve been in tears over the frustration of a child who seemingly will not make good choices and in fact is defiant of every instruction. This isn’t acceptable and cannot continue.
But how do you turn it around? How do you delight in a child who is making life miserable for everyone? I’m not sure I know entirely, but I’ll tell you, it’s work! And it’s our job as the parent to do the work. I too often find myself holding on to those irritate/angry/resentful feelings that bad behavior brings. And that’s not okay. How can I delight in my child in the afternoon, when I’m still holding a grudge about the 17 bad things they did before breakfast? And what if God acted toward me that way? I expect forgiveness and grace from Him, yet fail too often to show the same to my kids.
Yep, it’s work to delight in the child who is misbehaving, but most likely they are the ones who need it the most.
So for right now I’m working hard on finding things to honestly delight in. And it does need to be honest delight because kids can spy falseness and insincerity in adults faster than anything! I praise the kind of behavior that we want to see to the skies when it shows up, I find something to be glad over on the school papers that moments ago were causing tantrums, I try SO hard to “catch” them doing right rather than spying on them to see if they are going to make more bad choices. It’s a lot of work, but I can feel my own attitude start to change when I’m working on delighting in my kids, and the delight actually starts to come easier as I do it.
Hey Rach. this is Dad. I appreciate your honest thoughts about the hard grind that is what parenting is mostly about. Finding the treasure in the difficulty is the trick. I was reading Psalm 104 today in my prayer spot on the mountain (a really nice day for a prayer walk) and was impressed by verse 33-34. “I will sing unto the Lord as long as I live, I will sing praise to my God, while I have my being. My meditation of him shall be sweet: I will be glad in the LORD” The psalmist was blessing his God, because He was the one who was in charge of everything. Good, bad, life and death (29) I find the greatest blessing comes out of difficulty when I recognize that God is in control of it, even when it is the grind. I am praying God will continue to help you find “Grace in the Grind” of raising those little “crowns” of mine! Keep it up, you are doing a great job!!
Thanks Dad! Qade and I actually read that same verse today in his reading time! 🙂 And thanks for your kind words. I need to find more grace in the grind! I know you are praying for us, thank you! Love you!


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Former Iowa football coach Hayden Fry saw something special in Bo Pelini when Pelini played free safety at Ohio State from 1987-90.
Fry saw the rugged tenacity. He noted the intelligence and savvy.
Maybe the Ohio kid would be a good head coach someday, Fry surmised.
"I was raised on a farm (near Odessa, Texas)," Fry said Monday. "My daddy told me when I was just a kid, he said, 'Son, I don't know what you're going to do or become when you grow up. But if you're going to be a winner, if you're going to be successful, you've got to surround yourself with winners.' That became my philosophy. I hired coaches who were just super folks."
In 1991, Fry gave Pelini his first coaching job, as a graduate assistant for the Hawkeyes. Plenty of Nebraska fans would tell you Bo went on to become a pretty good head coach.
The 82-year-old Fry, who retired in 1998 after two decades as Hawkeyes head coach, counts 21 of his former assistants who went on to become head coaches in college or the NFL.
The list also includes Barry Alvarez, Bret Bielema, Jim Leavitt, Dan McCarney, Bill Snyder, Bob Stoops and Mike Stoops.
Fry is rightfully proud of the list. Few head coaches could top that tree.
Upon retirement at Iowa, Fry recommended two coaches as possible replacements — Bob Stoops and Kirk Ferentz, who had been Fry's offensive line coach from 1981-89.
Stoops, of course, took over as head coach at Oklahoma.
Ferentz took the Iowa job and pushed the Hawkeyes to great heights — no surprise to Fry.
"I never hired an assistant coach in my life, regardless of which position he coached, unless I was completely convinced that he was motivated to become a great head coach," Fry said. "Then I knew that he had really studied the game, that he'd be ethical, that he'd see that his players graduated. He'd do the things a head coach would do.
"Kirk is truly an outstanding coach and outstanding gentleman. His players love him. When he tells them to do something, they do it."
Nebraska fans are going to get to know Ferentz well in coming years.
Fry, living on a ranch in Mesquite, Nev., is happy to help folks with the getting-to-know process.
"It's really interesting how I hired him at Iowa," Fry recalled. "I interviewed quite a few coaches for that (offensive line) job. Some of them had been in the NFL. A couple of them had been head coaches on the college level. But when I interviewed Coach Ferentz, he was by far the best communicator of the whole group.
"I had all of my candidates go to the blackboard and go through their technique of instruction. He had been a graduate assistant at the University of Pittsburgh. He was so organized and had such great ability to explain what he wanted done from an offensive lineman. I hired him right on the spot."
No wonder Iowa often has had excellent offensive lines since Ferentz has been in the fold. The Hawkeyes produced the Big Ten Offensive Lineman of the Year in 1985 (Mike Haight) and 1986 (Dave Croston).
With Ferentz running the program, Iowa has seen linemen claim the honor in 2002 (Eric Steinbach), 2003 (Robert Gallery) and 2009 (Bryan Bulaga).
Entering 2011, Iowa's offensive line is arguably the strongest in the Big Ten, with starting experience at all five positions. Left tackle Riley Reiff is projected as an NFL first-round draft pick. James Ferentz, the coach's son, is one of the league's top centers.
Iowa, thanks in part to a friendly schedule, could challenge odds-on favorite Nebraska for the Big Ten Legends Division crown. Unlike NU and Michigan State, the Hawkeyes play neither Wisconsin nor Ohio State.
Is Ferentz loved by all Hawkeye followers? Probably not. Iowa hasn't won a Big Ten crown since 2004.
However, Iowa fans should count their blessings that they have a strong, nationally relevant football program at a time when Hawkeye hoops is foundering. If both major programs break down simultaneously, the entire athletic department might go into a tailspin.
So, Iowa fans, it never hurts to thank Fry. As the Hawkeyes' head coach, he breathed life back into a moribund program in the late 1970s and early 1980s. In doing so, he built a financial foundation that fuels the athletic department to this day.
"I always thought he did a really good job with people — he was very detailed and he treated folks the right way," Pelini said Monday.
Fry also listened to his father's advice. That was a huge part of it.


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National Costume Swap Day is October 9th, so if you were hoping your little demon would be able to trick-or-treat in someone else’s questionably-stained outfit – this is news for you.
And of course, if you’ve got any costumes from Halloweens past just lying around the house, and would like to be a part of this national event, look up your local Costume Swap here. And in case wearing someone’s gently-used tights isn’t enough for you, if you attend the Los Angeles area October 10th Costume Swap, you can see a Burning Man documentary…which, in my infinite un-wisdom of Burning Man, seems like it might be awkward for your kids to watch. All I know about Burning Man is that 10 years ago, when I was in college, googling “burning man naked women” was one of the hottest things to do at 2am.
But, if you’re one of those recyclin’ types, check out an event in your area. Sure is a shame you spend so much on a Halloween costume and it’s only used for a day.


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How to Blend in Hair Extensions With Your Own Straight Hair?
Our beautiful, durable and high quality hair extensions blend in with your own hair in a very natural manner. If your own hair is straight, we recommend taking the following steps to achieve a natural, unique look. You will need a regular, ceramic straightener and a hair brush.
-Separate your hair into two parts. We recommend starting with the bottom layer to achieve an even result.
-Brush the part you will be straightening. This will make the straightening process easier and quicker and you will also see a more even result.
-Grab your hair around the brush. Apply the straightener wherever your own hair ends and the extension begins. Straighten the two together by curling them inward, with the help of the brush. Do this around the whole bottom layer around your head. You’ll achieve the best result with a round, big brush.
-Move on to the top layer of your hair. Grab a section of your hair and brush it first. Then, grab your top layer hair around the brush. Again, apply the straightener where you can see your own hair ends and the extensions begin. With the help of the brush, straighten and curl the hair inward smoothly. We recommend using a big, round brush to achieve the most natural result.
-Finally, go over the whole head - or specific parts - with the straightener to give the hair a smooth touch. You can now style your hair further if you wish, for instance, by straightening or curling them further.
After applying these easy techniques, it is virtually impossible to see where the extension begins and where your own hair ends! With these long-lasting high quality extensions you can easily create more volume, length and shine - just make sure to pick the colour closest to your natural hair.


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NSU’s Oceanographic Center, will host its first annual Mentorship Summit on Jan. 20, from 5 p.m. – 8 p.m.
The purpose of the summit is to raise thought-provoking inquiry on the importance of mentoring in the scientific community.
Presenters at the summit will include: Ellen Kappel, president of Geosciences Professional Services, Inc. and the editor for The Official Magazine of the Oceanography Society; and Lorraine Breffni, director of Family Center Early Learning Programs at NSU’s Mailman Segal Center for Human Development.
The idea for the summit was generated from their first mentor round table discussion, which took place in October, 2011. The OC’s graduate peer mentorship program provides new graduate students with the tools they need to adjust to the NSU graduate program.
Jazmin Zea, peer mentor supervisor, said the mentorship program reinforces the mission of the university and helps new students adjust.
“I have truly enjoyed working with the mentors. Our mentorship program encompasses promoting collaboration, creating a feeling of belongingness to the university, establishing a supportive environment for new students and increasing NSU OC’s students’ morale by also reinforcing the goals, objectives and mission of NSU,” said Zea.
There are 26 mentors who interact with their mentees once a month to fuel active participation within the university.
Mentor Sammy Woodward, second-year graduate student in marine biology, said that the program gives new students the opportunity to transition into graduate school as smoothly as possible.
“I enjoyed having the interaction with these students that I may have not crossed paths with otherwise and being able to be there for them to offer advice or my assistance if necessary,” said Woodward.


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At the doctors with Cubby, I mentioned to her what a wonderful self-advocate he is. She had laughed, he had winced, and told her it was too loud.
A statement of fact, but also a warning to the doctor who was about to do just that. I marveled at him, this little wonder. It comes so easily to him.
For Pudding, it has not been so easy. She has always had her own mind, and known her own mind, and every day is a step closer to better expression. Language is giving her the words and phrases to let us all know what she needs to be. At her feedback session today, her OT told me how she now makes all her own choices for self-regulation. I marvel at her.
This kind of advocacy, self-advocacy, is what I most want my children to do. And yet…I’m only now learning to do it for myself.
This year has been a tough one, with a lot of changes and challenges. I went to the doctor last week to talk about some of those challenges. Back in March I wrote a post about a difficult time I was having. I’d ended the post hopeful that things would get better. And they did, but I haven’t.
I haven’t really got over the violent crime that happened in our front yard, and even though we were at a safe distance, I replay over and over what might have happened if they were playing there as normal. The doctor informs me this is PTSD, which lately is manifesting in panic attacks.
On top of this, I’ve always had some social anxiety. I’m the kind of person who is fine in small groups, but gets overwhelmed by crowds. My new job puts more social demands on me than anything I’ve done before. Whereas I’ve been able to avoid many social situations before, now I have to take responsibility for them, and at times it has been overwhelming.
I’ve carried on, because there is no reason why this should be so hard for me. The doctor and I talked about some of the traits I have in common with the children. But we also talked about how I give the kids support not because of their diagnosis, but because of their need.
It is time for me to start talking about what I need. Like time alone to recharge after big events. Such as knowing that I won’t be required to speak in front of an audience. Perhaps being okay with the fact that I’m more comfortable writing than speaking. Or just acknowledging that I can’t function normally if it is loud, or busy, or people are too close to me. And then playing to my strengths, rather than my weaknesses. You know, just like how I preach for my children.
It wasn’t easy for me, but I approached my boss. He is awesome (and I’m not just saying that because he sometimes reads this!) and willing to accommodate my needs so that I can keep doing this job I love, but pushes me in new ways.
I think that with that support I can go from strength to strength, because I’ve seen just that with Pudding and Cubby. Maybe one day I’ll learn to advocate like them too.


text: Melt is an exploration and a declaration of queer love. Within this work I am looking at the relationship between a queer couple – Jordan and Marlo – while simultaneously exploring my own queer identity. Using experimental techniques to blur the boundaries of the two lovers’ bodies, depicting oneness, intimacy and connection. Showing and exploring queer love, while simultaneously exhibiting that love is love regardless of gender. It is this shared human experience of love that will allow us to overcome the boundaries and barriers we are still fighting against. In love, we melt.

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If you like the adventure in Australia with kangaroos everywhere and beautiful nature that takes you close to heaven, Redroo is the game for you. In this スピンカジノを表現 game, you get to play with five reels that offer 1024 winning ways. The reels are set against the background of the Australian outback with a mesmerising view of the sunset. The pink sky and the view of golden grass on the valley look stunning. There is a fast music playing in the background during each spin that makes the game more fun. To place your bets, you can choose various coin value starting 40p up till £280 per spin.
この驚くべき スピンカジノを表現 slot game was developed by Lightning Box (NYX). They are one of the world’s leading casino games providers. With the experience of over a decade and skills in various gaming technologies, they are popular for creating games even for mobile devices.
この スピンカジノを表現 game has several theme based symbols that will remind you about Australia. There are red kangaroos, the girl at a beach in a bikini, a guy at a beach with surfboard, a puppy and two pink parrots. The symbol of the red kangaroo pays you the most when five of kind occurs. You will be awarded 250 times your betting stakes in such case. There are card symbols from 9 to ace that pay you 100x to 140x when five of them show up on the reels. The symbol of Australian map and a huge rock in the outback are the bonus symbols of this slot. All symbols pay from left to right and a minimum of two symbols on adjacent reels make a win.
Wild Rock: The symbol of the rock is the wild and it replaces all the symbols except the map. Wild appears only one reels four three and two in this スピンカジノを表現 game. It helps you make a large number of winning combinations.
Summary: この スピンカジノを表現 game has plenty of bonus features you can win from. The graphics and animation effects are really marvellous and keep you glued to the game for sure.

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– military schools and teen boarding schools.
Should you need help finding troubled teen ranches, schools for troubled youth, troubled teens schools or boarding schools, please let us know. As the parent of a troubled teen, you’re faced with even greater challenges. This is especially true if your teen is abusing drugs or alcohol. A troubled teen faces behavioral, emotional, or learning problems beyond the normal teenage issues. While any negative behavior repeated over and over can be a sign of underlying trouble, it’s important for parents to understand which behaviors are normal during adolescent development, and which can point to more serious problems.

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Optimize processes to make university administration operations smart.
It's not the work administration is doing that causes inefficiencies, it's how they do the work. Manual processes bog down departments and slow workflows — ultimately leading to poor student experiences. And when unstructured data is located in decentralized repositories across various departments throughout your institution, administration is forced to create data redundancies that increase the risk of submitting inaccurate data during compliance regulation procedures. With Ricoh's University Workflow Solutions, you can increase productivity, enhance the student experience and improve the integrity of your information by digitizing and centralizing content, automating processes, and using smart data to gain the insights you need.
Give a serious boost to data speed and intelligence to help optimize processes.
Empower administration with instant visibility into outstanding student information needed by the registrar.
Help your accounts payable (AP) and accounts receivable (AR) department reduce costs with fewer labor-intensive processes.
Enable human resources to easily share employee documents with other departments.
We've helped a number of educational organizations optimize processes and reduce paper consumption by digitizing files, student records and other information — leading to more efficient and cost-effective data workflows.
Content digitization and centralization can also help you improve the student experience in many ways — such as integrating departmental processes to help during the application process by giving students the ability to log into your content repository to make sure their scholarships are in place.
Once we've helped you digitize your information and made it available in a central repository, we can help you work even smarter by making your sensitive data easier to measure and manage, so when it comes time to prepare information for HIPAA, FERPA, PCI and other regulatory agencies, you can move quickly, with confidence in the accuracy of your data.
Free employees to focus on strategic learning initiatives by reducing manual tasks.
Digitizing and centralizing information are good ways to optimize processes, increase productivity and improve communication by bringing disparate systems together. You can further improve administration's ability to work smarter and faster with process automation.
Automatic emails can remind AP/AR staff of payments coming due.
Financial Aid can generate automated notifications to let students know what's missing in the application process.
Alumni Relations can automate marketing processes to help increase university funding while freeing their staff to focus on other important initiatives.
Scanning, keying and other manual tasks take a lot of time and can increase labor costs. However, automating these processes can lead to substantial benefits. We helped Tillamook Bay Community College (TBCC) satisfy about 80 percent of business process automation for multiple departments throughout their organization. Their payroll department alone saves about 65 weeks of manpower time each year as a result.
In addition to automation, mobile capture can help you to improve the student experience by saving students time. Ricoh's mobile capture technology uses Optical Character Recognition (OCR) to read document data, and it can automatically pull this information into your content management system. This helps to speed up the admissions process for students, allowing them to perform tasks easily with their own smart devices — such as getting important information to financial aid by taking pictures of personal documents and uploading them to your site.
Enhance the student experience and optimize processes with a digital transformation.
Assessing your current situation to see where you are along your digital transformation journey.
Helping to find and fill gaps on how information is shared between departments.
Developing analytics dashboards tailored to provide the insights you need to meet changing student expectations.
We can work with you to make sure process changes run smoothly — helping faculty, staff and students to ease into new ways of moving information. We can also team up with your IT staff to seamlessly integrate new digital solutions with your current infrastructure while enhancing data security both across your network and in the cloud.
No university's needs are the same, which is why we take the time to understand your current situation and future objectives. While working with Clemson University, our Managed Services team discovered a need to transform their print and mail services. By making this change, we helped to improve the student experience by reducing package retrieval wait times from 40-plus minutes to just over one minute, generate $2.5 million in new revenue and increase overall print and mail efficiency.
No matter where you are in your digital transformation journey, we can help move you forward so you can continue to increase productivity, meet student expectations and grow a healthier and stronger academic institution.
Learn how Ricoh helped the Capilano University registrar's office save time and money with a feature-rich document management solution tailored to their needs.
Learn three ways to modernize your registrar's office — including using digital forms and automated processes — to help improve student outcomes.
Discover how Ricoh's Laserfiche document management solution helped the Algonquin College registrar's office increase productivity and reduce paper consumption.


text: Goro Yamanaka, 86, of Guam, a retired federal civil service employee at Andersen Air Force Base in Guam, died in Yigo, Guam. He was born in Kipu, Kauai. He is survived by son Greg; brothers Sam, William and Harry; sisters Gladys Yoon, Kit and Edith Lee, Doris Marlon and Jeanne Jensen; and two grandchildren. Private services.

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College application profile detail for shanrb12, admitted to Pennsylvania State University - University Park (University Park, PA) includes college essays, test scores, school admission information.
Outgoing, involved in everything, upper/middle type of student.
I wrote about a place where I feel most content. I strayed away from the typical ones like "Grandma's House" or "The Beach" and wrote about a little luncheonette place I go to on Sunday mornings.
I am currently an incoming freshman at USC. I went to high school on the Big Island of Hawaii and graduated in 2016. Fight on!


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Consider our expertise at your disposal to ensure you get the most value for the shower products and services you need. As tempered glass shower installation experts, we strive for excellence. With All Ontario Glass, customer satisfaction is guaranteed, so arrange a consultation. We also provide a number of metallic finishes for the metal parts of your shower, including the handle, hinges, towel bars, clamps and channels.
Our confidence and experience has given us the ability to take on jobs of all kinds that require extra care or problem solving. We welcome the opportunity to create unique and individual designs that give your bathroom the look and functionality you are looking for. Come to us for glass and mirrors in the GTA.
Sandblasting or acid-etching a glass door or mirror is an easy way to personalize the look of your bathroom. We can add small enhancements to your mirrors or etch large privacy strips across your shower doors, so let our design team know what you’re looking for. The major difference between the two is that acid-etching provides a true frosted look and is easy to maintain, while sandblasting offers more versatility in creating design effects.
All of our fully insured certified technicians at All Ontario Glass are fast, reliable, and professional. Come to us for trusted service by our designers and glass experts. We will match any written quote, sparing no effort to make sure you are pleased with both our staff and the quality of our products and services.


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There’s a lot of talk about the coming disruption of the Robot Age.
But the thing is, robots are here. They’ve been here for a while now, even though most of us don’t see them on a day to day basis. Finding them may be easier than just looking at an auto production line, which is the standard media example of robotics in action.
However, that’s the standard because automation is at the heart of robotics, so a “robot” might not be a machine that looks somewhat human. It may be a complicated machine that can replace what humans have been doing.
For example, I recently wrote a couple articles on the transition of dangerous manual labor in the oil and coal industries. Basically, automation is taking over the jobs that used to be the domain of brave workers risking life and limb in a mine or on a rig.
For the companies, they now have invested in technologies rather than personnel and those technologies operate rain or shine, with no attitudes and no sick days. These new technologies are essentially robots.
Amazon.com’s warehouses are also full of robots doing a complex dance among all the products filling orders and getting them to our door within a day or two after placing the order.
The military has been using umanned vehicles in the air, land and sea for more than a decade now. And these machines are getting to the point where they are becoming fully autonomous, able to change course or altitude depending upon the conditions they encounter.
So, yes it’s the Robot Age.
But underneath the robotics is what’s most important — the brain.
How these robots carry out their duties is far more important than what they do, in the end. The brains of these machines are what make them valuable and important.
Many years ago, I was talking to a friend about the growing demand in the U.S. military for unmanned ground vehicles (UGVs). I was looking at iRobot, a company that is better known for its household robotic vacuums, pool cleaners and gutter cleaners.
That was my “Aha!” moment. How to program these robots to figure things out on the fly was what set them apart. And that hasn’t changed.
What has changed however, is that processing power has increased significantly so these machines can now process much more information, much more quickly.
This is where artificial intelligence (AI) comes in. Building a self-aware machine has long been a theme of science fiction. But now it’s much closer to science fact.
Computers can now read, talk, play games, give directions (and adapt those directions if you miss your turn) and recognize people by their voices.
I got a Google Assistant for Christmas. I usually use it as a timer, or to check the weather or settle some disputed trivia among family members. But it has other more complex tools as well. I can ask it what my day looks like and it will assimilate information from a number of different places to tell me about the weather, my schedule, traffic, curated news, etc.
And now, Google has just upgraded the Assistant’s brain to recognize different voices and match them to separate accounts. Nowadays that doesn’t sound too earth shattering… but given this is a $100 device, that kind of technology is pretty stunning.
AI is what is powering the Robot Age. It behind driverless cars and the Internet of Things (IoT). IBM is using its AI, Watson to do taxes for H&R Block customers. It’s not coming, it’s here.
Your best choices for getting a toe — or foot — into this water is to stick with the big players that are making it happen at the fundamental levels.
For example, Intel missed the big move to mobile, but it’s redoubled its efforts in AI and the Internet of Things. It has the advantage of being able to deploy huge amounts of chips that are reliable and state of the art. Smaller players may have more interesting designs or abilities but they can’t scale up as reliably, so they will have trouble finding enough customers to grow.
No doubt some will succeed, but Intel won’t be left begging. And it’s already making a very successful transition out of the desktop and traditional server markets and into the new sectors.
On the implementation side, look to Amazon. It has its hands in just about everything at this point, but automation is at the foundation of its business. AI is going to be a key factor in taking this efficiency to the next level.
And if you’re still looking for a smaller company that may have some leverage growth, look at iRobot or AeroVironment. Both have been pioneers of the Robot Age and have deep and loyal roots on the military and homeland security side of things. As border security becomes a bigger issue these firms will be winners.

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Below find several volunteer opportunities and more information about each of them. If you have any additional questions or would like to sign up for any of these, please contact us at info@LNWC.org or follow the link provided under each activity.
Help develop the nature preserve at Robbins Park.
Several times a year we need to build, install and/or replace Osprey Nesting Platforms. If you would be interested in volunteering follow us on our website, Facebook, Twitter or Meetup. Contact us at info@LNWC.org if interested.
Periodically we have a need to build and/or install birdhouses. If you are interested please contact us at info@LNWC.org.
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Finding yourself in the woods without a matchstick or a lighter should not stop you from making fire if you possess the required knowledge, such as using a bow drill fire starter.
In a critical situation, it is essential to use everything you can get in order to survive. In this case, it means using nature itself to create the precious lifesaving fire. You will need it to keep you warm, cook and keep wild animals away. Your ability to quickly adapt will determine the success of your survival.
One of the oldest and most common primitive methods of making fire is using a bow drill, and that is the technique I will teach you in this article. It is a simple yet hard to master technique that involves hard work and patience, but once you master it, you will have acquired a skill that may one day save your life.
What types of wood should you choose?
The wood type selection will depend on your location, but keep in mind that the spindle should be as hard as or harder than the fire board.
Whichever kind of wood you use, ensure it is dry and non-resinous, or else starting the fire with it will be an uphill task.
Although you can use hard woods, like oak and cherry, it will be harder and more strenuous to start the fire.
The length of a spindle is usually between 8 and 12 inches, with a preferable half an inch diameter (approximately as thick as your thumb).
Some people prefer a thicker spindle because it’s stronger and gives more leverage for spinning. Try both types and find your preference.
Don’t use hardwood to make the fire board. Remember that it has to be softer or equal in hardness to the spindle.
As a tip, try to get dead wood from a fallen tree that is not touching the ground, because that prevents a fast decay and allows the wood to dry at a slower pace. This detail will increase the chances of getting the coal required to start a fire because freshly cut wood is known to have a high amount of moisture content, which makes it difficult to burn.
The fire board piece should have the same thickness as the spindle, and be at least twice as wide as it. There are no specific requirements regarding length.
Using the spindle diameter as a guide, make an indentation mark at one end of the fire board (at least one spindle away from the edge) with a knife. Start carving it in a twisting mode until you end up with a shallow hole with the shape of the spindle.
This piece is made of hard wood (such as oak) that has a smooth surface and a low friction tendency.
Just like with the fireboard, carve an indentation with the tip of a knife to accommodate the top end of the spindle.
The most important thing is for it to hold the spindle in place as well as protect the hand from heat. The reason for using a low friction handhold is to ensure that the heat of the sliding friction remains on the fire board.
Alternatively, you can use a piece of bone or stone with a depression. Some knives also come equipped with a special hole on the handle that can be utilized as a bearing block.
You have a choice of using either a flexible or a stiff bow. Test both and see what your preference is. The most important thing is getting the job done.
The bow should be about an arm’s length and again about as thick as your thumb.
Use a strong string or paracord and tie both ends of the bow. Considering the fact that you will need to adjust the knot to be tight enough for the spindle to be twisted in it, it is best for the string to be left slightly slack.
Make a bundle of fine, fluffy and dry material that will be used to catch the coal and produce the flame.
Some good sources for tinder are cottonwood, basswood, yucca and juniper. Break the fibers by rubbing the materials between your hands. Collect the falling material and put it together like a bird’s nest.
Tip: If the tinder is not dry enough, put it in your pocket or between your clothes. Your body warmth will help in removing the moist.
Apply some lubrication on the handhold hole, like vaseline or sun lotion cream. If you don't have any available, use your hair grease.
Hold the bow with your right hand (if you are left-handed, everything will be opposite).
Put the fire board on the ground, kneel and place the left foot on the end without the hole.
Wrap the string around the spindle. The bow should stay on the outside, away from you.
Adjust the string so that it feels like the spindle will pop, but not too tight as it might break the bow.
Place the rounded end of the spindle on the fire board hole.
Place the handhold on top of the sharper end of the spindle and hold it with your left hand.
Start drilling by moving the bow towards and then away from you.
Apply pressure on the handhold but not so much that it makes the spindle pop.
Start drilling faster until you notice smoke coming from the fire board. Continue drilling for a few moments.
Stop drilling and use a knife to cut a V-shaped notch (about 1/8 of a circle) on the side of the board up to the drilled hole. This lets the wood dust fall to form the coal required to make fire.
Find a thin piece of wood to catch the coal and put it under the fire board hole.
Continue the drilling process. You will see more smoke and little pieces of coal forming on the fire board end. Don't stop drilling until they become red.
Sprinkle these small pieces on the tinder.
Start blowing on the coal in the middle of the tinder. Not too gentle nor too harsh - you will have to practice and adjust. Don't do it too close because of the moisture of your breath.
When enough oxygen has been fed, the tinder will burst into flames.
The essence of learning this primitive way of starting a fire with a bow drill is to be able to survive in an emergency situation, even if you do not have the modern day matchstick or lighter.
The process is a bit tedious and will require a lot of practice until you master it, but in the end, it will pay its dividends.
Every survival skill is worth knowing because it may come in handy someday.

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Science fiction writer David Brin calls it "a tsunami of lights" — a future where tiny cameras are everywhere, lighting up everything we do, and even predicting what we'll do next.
Unlike George Orwell's novel "1984," where only Big Brother controlled the cameras, in 2015, cheap, mobile technology has turned everyone into a watcher.
A snowboarder with a GoPro can post a YouTube video of a friend's 540-degree McTwist in the halfpipe. But also — as happened recently — a Penn State fraternity can upload Facebook photos of partially naked, sleeping college women.
A San Jose homeowner cowers behind a locked door while she watches an intruder stroll through her home on a surveillance video. A man launches a drone to spy on his neighbor tanning by her pool. Pet owners monitor their dogs.
With each technological advance, more of our lives — from the humdrum to the hyper-dramatic — is being caught on camera.
That includes the police, whose actions can be recorded by anyone with a camera phone. In South Carolina, a cellphone video released last week showed a police officer firing eight shots at a fleeing man's back. In San Bernardino County, news choppers captured footage of deputies punching and kicking a man as he lay face-down on the ground with his hands behind his back.
"Painting a picture that cameras are everywhere and anywhere is pretty provocative," said Ryan Martin, a technology analyst at 451 Research, but it can also present opportunities to increase accountability and improve safety.
There are 245 million surveillance cameras installed worldwide, according to research firm IHS, and the number increases by 15% a year.
Surveillance technologies are evolving in fascinating ways. Google researchers are developing a camera small enough to fit on a contact lens.
That may be years off, but other cutting-edge ideas are hitting the market now.
ParaShoot is selling a $199 HD camera that's light enough to wear on a necklace or stick to a wall or car dashboard. "Never miss the meaningful moments again," the company touts.
Another company, Bounce Imaging, is manufacturing a throwable camera shaped like a ball, with police departments as the target customer. The omni-directional cameras can literally take pictures on the fly and instantly transmit pictures to a smartphone.
"You can throw a security camera into it and as it flies through the air it's taking pictures," said Bounce chief executive Francisco Aguilar. It's like "a bunch of security cameras facing all directions in the room."
It's the size of a softball, but the company is working on shrinking it to golf-ball dimensions. The ball can also be mounted inconspicuously atop a pole for 360-degree surveillance.
A company called Axiom is making body cameras for police. In the near future, says general manager Marcus Womack,videos could be instantly uploaded to the Internet over Wi-Fi or cellular networks for live streaming.
The camera is the easy part, he said. "It's dependent on mobile networks being able to support the streaming media."
As surveillance spreads, huge volumes of video data are growing beyond the ability of humans to sift through it all. Technologists are turning to artificial intelligence to take over the grunt work.
"We have systems that are capable of doing a lot of thinking based on images," said Manuela Veloso, computer science professor at Carnegie Mellon University. Programs could comb through vast databases at lightning speed, or even work in real time using algorithms that are "on the lookout for specific events … a person falling, people running."
Programs can already track balls, pick out landmarks and recognize when two machines collide, Veloso said. The next steps are training computers to recognize more specific anomalies.
The U.S. Department of Defense is developing video-monitoring technology called Mind's Eye to predict crime before it happens, not unlike the 2002 movie "Minority Report," starring Tom Cruise.
China is using face-recognition technology to identify dissidents as part of its Gold Shield Internet monitoring and censorship program.
It's not just governments that are collecting rich stores of data. Facebook uses face-recognition technology to identify users' friends in photos.
"Evolutionarily, we're primed for it," said Kevin Kelly, author of the book "What Technology Wants." "For most of human history, we've been covering each other. It's only in recent history we've developed a heightened sense of privacy."
But, he adds, social norms guided behavior in the less-private past. Norms for the cameras-everywhere era haven't been developed — nor are there well-thought-out legal structures that would keep inevitable abuse in check.
"It has to be symmetrical," Kelly said. "In the sense that when someone is watching you, you have to be able to watch them too. Who is watching? Who is being held accountable?"
Brin, the sci-fi author, shares Kelly's concerns. In 1989, the police in his prescient novel "Earth" were required to wear cameras, while citizens wore cameras on their shoulders, to keep each other honest. His 1993 nonfiction book, "The Transparent Society," presaged the tensions of a cameras-everywhere culture.
He offers the same advice now as he did then: Individuals under surveillance need to know what the government is collecting and why; they need to be able to watch back. "We should be focusing on systems of super-accountability," he said. "What they see doesn't matter. It's what they can do to us because there's no way to verify what they know and don't know."
One example: recent court decisions upholding the right of people to record their encounters with law enforcement.
People like Kelly and Brin have no fundamental problem with any of it, partly because people need protection against bad guys, partly because they know the technology is impossible to stop.
But people are so enthralled by what Brin calls "weapons of mass distraction" — their devices, their social networks, their cool apps, their video delights — that they won't do their part to maintain information symmetry.
For those who are creeped out by a cameras-everywhere society, Brin noted that Gutenberg's movable type and Galileo's telescopes provoked great anxiety in their time.
"Every generation," he said, "has been challenged by augmentations of vision, memory and power."