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My relationships have seemed more challenging1 in recent years (actually, maybe all the years, but I think my tolerance for those challenges has fallen off more recently).
Sometimes, it’s just hard to love the people you love, you know?
There are times when I worry about the future of some of my relationships, times when I wonder if I even like some of them (so how in the world am I supposed to continue to love them?).
I get frustrated with them (for many reasons — real or imagined, warranted or unwarranted), but I know that if the chips ever fell, I’d have a long line of people I could call for help in an hour of need.
Relationships are never perfect — Lord knows I’m not, but I hope the people I love know they can call on me if ever they needed, no matter how much I might drive them crazy or how imperfect things between us might seem at the time.
I know I can call on them, and that fact alone makes me grateful they’re in my life.
I’ve written a little about relationships here and here.


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A wide or broader aspect for understanding purpose says that “Online counseling is kind of professional assistance provided to those requiring counseling for mental health distress through Internet or in simple words counseling - online student support services. They are also known as counseling webinars, Cyber counseling and cyber learning, E-walk-in counseling, email counseling, online communication with an academic counselor.
People and counselors have started using this online counseling system in addition to the traditional one; hopeful of the betterment of the patients or mentally distressed persona at a faster pace. There is a segment of people who feel that it can be considered to be a complete replacement for the traditional psychiatrist visits.
Tele psychology – a form of counseling has been prevailing since long. However the evolving video chat systems and internet facilities due to the prevailing broad band systems have shown overwhelming increase in the number of people approaching online counseling therapy.
What is online counseling provided for…?
Online counseling is provided for a large variety of aspects. Enlisted are just merely a few of them….
How Can Students Use Online Counseling?
Online counseling works as a means of constant contact between the students and the counseling center or the counselor. It has proved it’s worth time and over again. Online counseling helps in facing, addressing and resolving the distress and challenges faced by students in their life. They are been counseled by licensed professional or a certified counselor. Sincere records of the facts discussed between the student and the counselor are been maintained for future purpose.
Online counseling services have become increasingly popular. Students who are miles away from such assistance – or are not ready to face the spotlight – or the ones who are afraisd of being confronted seek help through online counseling. These services are made available 24*7 – 7 days a week and 365 days a year. It also has prescribed policies and procedures for attending and reverting back to students about their anguish. All this comes under the jurisdiction and regulations drawn by the counseling centers or the community college or the alliance for students.
Computers followed with internet have brought about a revolution in everyone’s life. We have started achieving things which were a distant dream for us. Online counseling has emerged as a completely new array in health discipline. It is a dynamic segment ruled and in need of amended policies and procedures for the betterment of all. Anyone - anywhere in this world can ask for online counseling help and anyone – anywhere in this world can provide/assist such people. However; it has a long way to go in order to prove its worth to the world.

industry_corpus2: Health & Medicine


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Gaya Island, Tunku Abdul Rahman Park: It’s no secret that Gaya Island teems with wildlife below the surface, but we’ve also seen our share of wildlife in and around the relatively untouched jungle of the island too.
The latest visitor to our PADI 5 Star IDC Dive Center on Gaya island was this young, beautiful pit viper.
The ‘pit‘ in pit viper refers to a fossa – a pit of sorts – in the area between the nostrils and the eyes on either side of the head.
The pit is home to a membrane which gives the snake a 6th sense – infrared vision.
With two such organs, 1 on either side of the head, the viper also sees infrared in stereo, which means not only can they detect prey, they can also tell how far away it is.
In order for this ability to be effective, the prey needs only be 0.02°C warmer than the background, a very effective tracking device giving their nocturnal prey very little chance of hiding.
Although pit vipers are venomous, because of their keen senses they usually avoid humans, but are in any case not aggressive unless provoked or threatened, and are thus easily avoided in the rare cases that they are encountered.
This particular specimen was found in the nice and warm compressor room where there is very little of both aggression and provocation; the worse he did was keep our island crew on their toes.
Our Facebook page has a growing album of other non-marine animal encounters we’ve had around our Gaya island dive centre. Why not join us for a few of your own?

industry_corpus2: Travel & Geography


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1- Department of Biology, University of Isfahan, Isfahan, Iran.
2- Biotechnology Research Center, Pharmaceutical Technology Institute, Mashhad University of Medical Sciences, Mashhad, Iran.
3- Department of Microbiology, University of Mazandaran, Babolsar, Iran.
Considering antimicrobial resistance problem, marine microorganisms with the bioactivity against multi-drug resistant (MDR) pathogens have attracted many scientific interests. To address this issue, a total of 21 marine actinomycetes isolated from the Caspian Sea have been screened out. Primary screening via cross-streak method revealed that 3 strains: MN2, MN39, and MN40 produce antimicrobial agents with wide spectrum activity. In the second step, the potent strains were characterized morphologically, and then identified genetically using 16S rRNA analysis. After that, the bioactivity of the ethyl acetate extracts of liquid culture against some MDR bacteria has been studied using disc diffusion method. Finally, the exoenzymatic activity of the strains, and the anti-vibrio activity of the extracts have been evaluated. The nucleotide sequence of the 16S rRNA gene (1.5 kb) showed that the potent strains belong to the genus Streptomyces. The results of disk diffusion method indicated that among the 3 potent isolates, MN39 and MN2 produce biomolecules with antibacterial activity against MDR bacteria specially methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) and vancomycin-resistant Enterococcus (VRE). In addition, potent strains showed remarkable anti-vibrio activity as well as extracellular enzyme production including amylase and protease. The results of this study revealed that the marine actinomycetes isolated from the sediments of Caspian Sea produce biomolecules effective against MDR bacteria, and suggested that these strains deserve to be studied as potential probiotics due to their anti-vibrio activity besides exoenzyme production.

industry_corpus2: Biopharmaceuticals


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With nearly 70 percent of the nation’s roads in snowy regions, the majority of Americans have had a “white-knuckle” driving experience in their past. Winter roads claim the lives of 1,300 people every year and injure 116,800, according to the U.S. Department of Transportation.
Fortunately, new features including forward collision alerts and lane departure warnings, are protecting Americans on slick roads. The impact of these new safety features has been substantial.
Vehicles made after the year 2000 helped to prevent 700,000 crashes, saved the lives of an estimated 2,000 people annually and kept one million people safe from injury, according to a report conducted by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.
Vehicles can sense hazards in the road, warn the driver and brake the car to prevent a crash. If a driver is following someone who slams on the brakes, for example, a combination of sensors, laser beams and cameras detect the problem and alert the driver. Assistive technology automatically applies the brakes to prevent a crash. The driver resumes control as soon as he or she applies pressure to the brake.
Keeping drivers in their respective lanes on slippery roads is essential to highway safety. If a car starts to drift into another lane, the driver is alerted to the hazard by a buzzer, warning light or vibration. Assistive technology will start to correct the problem, slowly moving the car back into the proper lane (though the technology does not work when snow covers lane markings). The driver resumes control as soon as he or she starts to make the correction.
Visibility can be an issue on winter roads. Traditional headlights shine straight ahead, but adaptive headlights react to the steering wheel. If a driver turns the wheel to the right, the headlights follow to increase visibility.
“It sounds like a simple feature, but adaptive headlights can really help drivers follow the road,” Marzolf says.
Insurance companies have noticed a 10 percent drop in the number of property damage liability claims in cars that have adaptive headlights, according to a study conducted by the Highway Loss Data Institute.
When snow is falling, spotting taillights ahead can be a trying task. Halogen light bulbs were the standard, but now more manufacturers are moving to LED bulbs, Marzolf says. LED bulbs outshine halogen bulbs, which gives winter drivers an edge when visibility is low.
In slippery conditions, tires can lose traction and spin. The traction control feature helps tires grip such slippery roads, Marzolf said. In wet conditions, tires can lose traction and spin. Traction control uses sensors to measure rotational speed in tires and triggers the engine to adjust the level of power the vehicle needs to regain control. If needed, the sensors can pump the brakes to keep the driver from losing control.
Traction control and LED taillights are already becoming standard features in most vehicles, which means there isn’t an added cost for them. In time, Marzolf expects, the assistive-driving features will become standard as well.
Currently consumers have to pay extra for assistive-driving features. These features could add $1,800-$4,500 to the price tag of a new car, according to Marzolf and AutoTrader.com.

industry_corpus2: Automobiles


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New Dates for 2018 Coming Soon!
This course is designed to give packaging engineers, packaging managers and sustainability engineers an introduction to Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) including theory and hands on experience. The course provides a simplified LCA learning experience that introduces participants to the concept of life cycle thinking in the umbrella of packaging, the basics of conducting an LCA, and some practical experience building simple LCA models in PackageSmart, a user-friendly software program.
The course will be conducted by Lise Laurin and Rafael Auras with guest instructors.
Understand the basic considerations for sustainable packaging systems and how they differ around the world.
Be able to discuss the life cycle of a product (think cradle-to-grave).
Identify what is involved in the goal and scope phase of an LCA.
Able to identify sources of data for an LCA.
Comfortable navigating in PackageSmart and building components and packages.
Understand how the packaging end-of-life scenario can be examined to reduce the environmental footprint and how to design for optimizing the environmental footprint of the packaging system.
Understand the basics of how impact assessment methods calculate environmental impacts.
Understand the main purposes of the interpretation phase.
Understand the environmental footprint of the product-packaging system.
Dinner will be provided at the end of today’s agenda.
If you haven’t already done so, please book your lodging at the East Lansing Marriott Hotel at University Place for the special rate of $145 per night. If you haven’t already done so, please Register for the class: Sustainability in Package Design (PDF).
Two weeks prior to May 4, you’ll receive an email from the MSU School of Packaging Outreach Coordinator, Cimberly Weir, that will contain the final program details as well as recommendations for what to bring, etc.
Be sure to add her email (cimberly@msu.edu) to your address book so Cimberly's email won’t appear in your junk email folder.
Since its founding in 1957, the Michigan State University School of Packaging (SoP) has been a leader in teaching, research and outreach focused on packaging containers and materials, and their functionality and improvement.
“The MSU SoP is one of the strongest and largest packaging engineering groups in the country,” noted Lise Laurin, founder and CEO of EarthShift Global. Laurin is a distinguished developer of sustainability strategies and practices, chair of General Electric’s Ecoassessment Advisory Board, and participant in numerous international sustainability organizations, including the International Standards Organization (ISO) Technical Advisory Groups for LCA and Ecolabeling.
"EarthShift Global and the SoP have collaborated for over a decade to educate students and packaging professionals in LCA and environmental footprint assessment of packaging systems, and we are both strong proponents of using scientific methods to evaluate, design and create sustainable systems,” said SoP Associate Professor Rafael Auras. “Our School consulted on the early development of EarthShift Global’s streamlined LCA tool PackageSmart, and we use it in our undergraduate and graduate courses, as one of the main tools for evaluating environmental footprint."
Together, EarthShift Global and the MSU SoP offer an ideal combination of theory and practice in sustainability and package design. The world-class SoP facilities and the unmatched quality of instructors in this course make it an ideal opportunity for new designers, and veterans who are eager to broaden their skill set in sustainability.
Lise is a pioneer in Sustainability Return on Investment (S-ROI) and Life Cycle Assessment (LCA). She founded EarthShift in 2000, adopting these methodologies to support North American industries’ early efforts at sustainability. Lise continues to develop and leverage EarthShift Global’s training, optimized LCA tools and S-ROI tools to build organizational capacity and drive large-scale change. Her unique skillset and knowledge base has put her in demand globally by companies, organizations and governments alike. She holds a BS in Physics from Yale University. She continues to develop S-ROI, having broadened the scope from the original Total Cost Assessment methodology to include benefits and impacts to society, and in particular how a decision can be adapted to be a win-win-win solution for all stakeholders. Under Lise’s guidance, the technical team at EarthShift Global produces high-quality, high-value assessments for a range of clients. She also directs EarthShift Global’s software development and support and teaches advanced training courses in LCA, social impact assessment and S-ROI.
Learn about Lise’s advisory roles with the Sustainability Conocente Network, ACLCA, GE, AIChE Institute for Sustainability, Dow, and more.
Dr. Auras is an associate professor in the School of Packaging at Michigan State University (MSU) in East Lansing, MI, USA. He holds a BSChE from the National University of Misiones, Argentina, a MS in Materials Science and Technology from the National University of San Martin, Buenos Aires, Argentina, and a Ph.D. in Packaging Science from the School of Packaging, MSU. He teaches courses in materials science, polymers, shelf life, instrumental analysis, life cycle assessment, and packaging and the environment. His research areas include sustainable packaging systems, life cycle assessment, carbon-neutral packaging, packaging waste scenarios, biodegradation and compostability. Other areas of interest in his research are biodegradable polymers, mass and heat transfer phenomenon in polymers, and food product/package compatibility and interaction. Specialties: Dr. Auras has authored and coauthored more than hundred publications, including peer review articles and chapter books. He reviews project proposal from federal agency such as NSF, USDA, and other organizations and manuscript from international peer review journal publications. He is an active member in the polymer, packaging, and food science fields.

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When you have a home with hard floor surfaces such as hardwood, tile, or even laminate or vinyl, you may find yourself wondering what you should do and use to keep those hard floors clean.
Of course, while you want your floors to be as clean as possible, you also do not want to do any kind of damage to them in the process. Get to know some of the best ways to clean hard floors so that you can be sure that your home is radiantly clean while also being in the best shape and condition possible.
Hard flooring is a type of flooring that seems incredibly strong and tough. Wood floors can suffer stains, damage from wear, and can have their protective coatings damaged by using the wrong cleaning products and equipment.
Soft brooms and mops are essential when working with hard floors. Standard brooms often have rougher bristles to pick up more debris as you use them. However, this can scratch the surface of your wood floors, taking the protective coat off of the surface. This leaves the floor vulnerable to more extensive damage. Always use soft brooms, mops, and even rags on your hardwood floors when cleaning.
Abrasive cleaners, like those that might contain bleach or other harsh and abrasive chemicals, should be avoided on hard floors at all costs. These will strip and damage your floors and will cause damage that cannot be repaired. They are also capable of staining your hard flooring permanently.
Simple is always better when it comes to cleaning your hard floors. You do not need a great deal of equipment nor do you need many different cleaners with long lists of ingredients. Going simple will always be your best bet.
For the cleaning you do daily, all you need to do is dry mop or sweep up dirt and other debris that can accumulate on your floor. Even small amounts of dust and dirt can affect the surface of your hard floors on a microscopic level. Over time, the damage will become visible and your floors will appear pitted and scratched. But with daily dry mopping and sweeping, you can be sure that your floors suffer the least amount of damage possible.
Natural cleaners for your hard floors are always going to be better than cleaners that contain numerous ingredients and harsh chemicals. Look for natural cleaners that are specifically suited to your type of flooring. For example, cleaners that use lemon essential oil are well-suited to wood laminate and hardwood flooring.
The ingredients to look for in your hard flooring cleaning will be essential oils like lemon, orange, lavender, citrus in general, lemongrass, eucalyptus, cinnamon, and even cloves. Any one of these oils or combinations of them along with water to dilute them and a few other simple ingredients can be all that you need to properly clean your hard floor surfaces.
Many hard flooring surfaces are susceptible to water damage as well as damage due to dirt and debris. As such, you do not want to use excessive amounts of water when you are cleaning your floors.
Laminate, hardwood, and vinyl floors are especially susceptible to damage from water and can become warped if exposed to large amounts of water on a regular basis. For wet mopping be sure to use a mop that can squeeze excess water out of it before being put to use on the flooring. This will ensure that just enough water to properly clean your floors will make it to the floor itself.
Now that you know a few of the best tips for cleaning the hard floors in your house, you can be sure that you are doing everything you can to keep your floors clean and in good condition going forward.

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Tashkent, Uzbekistan (UzDaily.com) -- The British Embassy in Tashkent hosted a meeting for the representatives of local travel agencies on March 17, 2016. Chargé d’Affaires Miss Fiona Maxton welcomed 21 people representing 17 companies operating in the tourism industry in Uzbekistan.
The purpose of the meeting was to share information about the UK as a GREAT tourist destination and to discuss potential cooperation between travel agencies of Uzbekistan and the UK. During the meeting a video-teleconference was organized with Tatiana Khoreshok, the manager of VisitBritain in Moscow, which is the UK’s national tourism agency and has a unique role in raising Britain’s profile worldwide, increasing the value of tourism exports and developing Britain’s tourism sphere.
VisitBritain shared information about tourism in the UK, the UK’s culture and heritage, as well as led an interactive discussion on the types of support that VisitBritain provides to travel agencies and possible ways of strengthening cooperation between VisitBritain and travel agencies of both countries.
UK travel guides, designed by VisitBritain and translated into Uzbek, were distributed to the travel agencies. The guides include information on various destinations in the UK, things to do, places to visit and travel options available across the country. The production of the guides was supported by the GREAT UK Challenge Fund.
VisitBritain explained that the UK is ranked in the top 10 tourist destinations around the world and is forecast to have a tourism industry worth over £257 billion by 2025. Britain’s tourism industry is a dynamic affiliation of public and private sector organisations including small- to medium-size enterprises (SMEs); international private businesses (eg. airlines or large hotel chains), as well as Destination Management Organisations (DMOs) at local and regional level. Since 2010 tourism has been the fastest growing sector in the UK in employment terms.


text: A huge crowd gathered at the opening reception for the 2019 District Art Show at Aspen Drive Library on March 14. The numerous works of art on display showed the diverse talents of Hawthorn School District 73’s students. From abstract to representational, from landscape to portrait–the show encompassed a wide array of art pieces of which students could be proud. Special thanks to the Cook Memorial Public Library District for supporting visual art in our schools.


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Rolld serves up healthy, fresh and fast Vietnamese street food with a twist for modern Australia.
Open from 11.00am Monday to Sunday.
Located on Railway Lane at 140, enter off Murray St Mall.

industry_corpus2: Hospitality & Catering


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I'm trying to plot a curve using pchip but it is filling data points in the wrong direction.
How can I get the red line to be processed horizontally instead of vertically?
You are fitting the function in the WRONG direction. This NOT a problem of fitting pressure as a function of temp difference. There is no functional relationship there.
The relationship that you have seems to be of the form tempdif(pressure). Thus as pressure changes, the temperature difference changes dependently.
But fine, you can still plot it with the variables on the axes you have chosen.
You did make a good choice to use pchip instead of spline.
Thanks that's got the red line going in the right direction but somehow is flipping the axes for the data points. It's a plot of atmospheric temperature bias so I'm using the pressure as a representation of height.

industry_corpus2: Computing & Telecommunications


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Charleroi Lincoln Dealers | Pennsylvania | United States.
2. South Hills Lincoln, Inc.


text: Sure, if you don't already own vintage Volkswagen, you could go buy an old VW Bus like mine and hit the road in style with your squad—that is, unless you're stuck somewhere on the side of the road trying to fix yet another broken or malfunctioning part. And take it from me, a bonafide VW Bus lifer for over 30 years now, there always seems to be something that needs fixing. Or, you could treat yourself to this limited edition print and still enjoy the charm of having a rust bucket VW Bus in your life, but with none of the headaches.


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This afternoon at 5:08 pm in Dodger Stadium, the Dodgers will host the Chicago Cubs in the third game of the National League Championship Series (NLCS). There will be games tomorrow and Thursday as well — all beginning at 5:08. Both automobile and stadium gates will open a full three hours before the game, at 2:08 pm.
Your Los Angeles Dodgers have advanced in the post season.
As they have done for decades, the Dodgers organization will, for each of these games, perpetrate the fraud that will wreak havoc on the narrow streets and the residents of the communities surrounding the stadium in the form of bumper-to-bumper traffic, sometimes for hours, along with the concussions from fireworks that will frighten small children, the elderly and pets, rattle windows, and set off car alarms. Both of these outrages are clear violations of the Dodgers' Conditional Use Permit, but they don't care, because they know they can get away with it; and anyway, they have given the residents notice. What more could anyone ask for?
Pyrotechnics should be expected during the lineup announcement and during the national anthem.
Are you ever going to respond to us? The noise emanating from the stadium is shaking up our peaceful community. My wife and I take care for our elderly mother with a heart issue and this is causing us a major stress. It is truly unbearable. It’s the loudest ever. We thought AC/DC and KISS were bad but now you’ve proven to us that it can get even worse.
Needless to say, there was no response from the Dodgers; remember, they provide lip service but nothing else, because they simply don't care.
Erika asks below if we have any questions [an email from Erika Sanchez was attached]. I have a question: how can you continue setting off fireworks, possibly twice in a single day, given that this is in clear violation of your Conditional Use Permit and despite numerous requests from your neighbors to reduce frequency and noise levels?
I would appreciate an answer. This is the fourth email I have sent you directly with no response and as Senior Director of External Affairs and Community Relations, my understanding is that communication would fall under your purview. If that is not the case, please advise [me] as to whom should I address [theses issues] going forward.
And what was the Dodgers' predictable response? Nothing. Nada. Rien. لا شى. Ничего ... well, you get the picture.
Telesforo Martínez applied for, and received, a construction permit for him to build a four-room home at 1808 Gabriel Avenue in Palo Verde. The home was occupied for nearly 30 years; but in 1951, the vacant home at 1808 Gabriel Avenue was demolished. The residence was vacant because Telesforo Martínez and all of the residents of 1808 Gabriel Avenue who came after him, had been evicted.
Today, 94 years after Telesforo Martínez built his home, Dodger fans will park their cars where the home of Telesforo Martínez once stood. Perhaps some of those cars will have sat in traffic for more than an hour on Solano Avenue in Solano Canyon or Scott Avenue in Echo Park. When the fireworks begin as the Dodger lineup is announced and the National Anthem is sung, the residents of the communities surrounding Dodger Stadium will, once again, suffer the indignity that has been perpetrated against them by an uncaring, powerful corporate entity, just as the residents of Palo Verde, La Loma, and Bishop suffered the indignities of the condemnation of their homes and the eviction of their persons that were perpetrated against them by an uncaring, powerful, civil entity so many years ago.

industry_corpus2: Sports


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This report provides you with the rank of Grocery cost of living indexes as at September 2010 for each of our 300 global locations. The indexes are calculated using the prices for specific quantities of the same goods and services in each location, based on expatriate spending patterns across 13 broad categories (Basket Groups). Our calculators make use of the cost of living indexes, based on your input and Xpatulator’s data, to create reports online which you can save, e-mail or convert to a pdf file.
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Technology and its influence are visible on almost every area of our lives. Technological innovations tackle global issues such as climate change, save people and animals, and make our daily lives more comfortable. Technical innovations, the technology industry and natural sciences research shape the world and our future. This is why we need more girls to get involved with technology. Finnish girls are ranked among the best students in natural sciences and mathematics, yet the field of technology lacks their know-how and potential.
You can! Girls and Technology familiarizes girls with fields of technology and industries, grows their personal self-confidence in their know-how and supports to maintain that confidence in the transitional periods of their education path. The main target group of the project are girls, school faculties and counsellors, employers and companies. Indirect target groups are influencers and decision makers, parents and the media.
The project conducts technology working experience piloting and technology workshops and entrepreneurship training for girls in co-operation with companies. The project produces operation guides, methods and materials that are gender-aware and encourage girls to non-traditional fields with teaching, counselling and learning. Furthermore, the aim of the project is to conduct influencer work and spread good practices and knowledge both domestically and internationally.
The long-term aim of the project is that women’s know-how is widely utilised in the designing and enforcement of technological innovations in Finland. In the future companies in the field of technology have enough capable workforce, and therefore the quality and quantity of technological innovations will raise. This will have a significant positive effect on Finland’s economy and competitiveness.
The project is executed by Oulu University of Applied Sciences and KoulutusAvain Ltd. The project’s international partner is Technisch Heilig-Hartinstituut from Belgium. The name of the transnational collaboration project is ”GirlPower – Girls and Technology 2018–2021”.


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Reid Wightman of Digital Bond has identified an authentication vulnerability in Phoenix Contact Software’s ProConOs and MultiProg applications. KW-Software originally wrote these applications without authentication intentionally.
An exploitation of this vulnerability could allow any network user to interact with the process control and change the ladder logic.
Phoenix Contact Software is a German-based automation software company. Prior to January 2015, they were known as KW-Software GmbH. Phoenix Contact Software provides software solutions to vendor companies. These vendor companies offer products integrated with Phoenix Contact Software worldwide.
These applications allow users to run process control and manage IEC 61131 logic.
The protocol behind the application software does not have an authentication mechanism. This allows anyone with network access to inject commands to the protocol.
CVE-2014-9195b has been assigned to this vulnerability. A CVSS v2 base score of 10.0 has been assigned; the CVSS vector string is (AV:N/AC:L/Au:N/C:C/I:C/A:C)c.
Phoenix Contact Software designed the applications and protocols without authentication mechanisms. It is the understanding of Phoenix Contact Software that vendors using the application software and its protocol would incorporate its own authentication mechanism in its final product. Phoenix Contact Software is considering adding authentication software into future versions of its application software and its protocol.
a. CWE-306: Missing Authentication for Critical Function, http://cwe.mitre.org/data/definitions/306.html, web site last accessed January 13, 2014.
b. NVD, http://web.nvd.nist.gov/view/vuln/detail?vulnId=CVE-2014-9195, NIST uses this advisory to create the CVE web site report. This web site will be active sometime after publication of this advisory.
c. CVSS Calculator, http://nvd.nist.gov/cvss.cfm?version=2&vector=AV:N/AC:L/Au:N/C:C/I:C/A:C, web site last accessed January 13, 2014.


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Are you one of the 47% who drive to work every day?
We’re in the midst of a sitting epidemic and new research finds that driving is the most common form of transport to and from work – with 47% of people having a sedentary commute by driving every day.
Spinal care experts from the British Chiropractic Association (BCA) are encouraging drivers to think about their backs when behind the wheel – warning that sitting in the same position for long periods of time is a leading cause of neck and back pain.
New research reveals that commuting/travelling triggers neck or back pain for 14%.
The findings, released from the BCA, show that more than one in 10 (14%) spend between 30 minutes and one hour a day commuting by car. Of those who said they mainly drive to work, 44% then also spend most of their working day sitting.
BCA Chiropractor, Janis & Martin Laking are advising drivers and commuters alike to make small adjustments to their journeys; “With the number of people suffering with neck and back pain rising by almost 10% in the last year* it’s really important that we think about what we’re doing every day that could be causing unnecessary strain.
For those looking to build more movement into their working day, inspiration may be found in the active 18% of people who spend the main part of their commute walking, with some choosing to run in.
• Sit correctly in your seat. Make sure you have your bottom against the seat back with your shoulder blades touching the back rest of the chair. The seat should be set slightly backwards, so that it feels natural and your elbows should be at a comfortable and relaxed angle for driving.
• Feet should fall naturally onto the pedals. You should be able to press the pedals to the floor by mainly moving your ankle and only using your leg a little. Avoid wearing wear high heels, or very thick-soled shoes, as you will have to overextend the ankle in order to put pressure on the pedals.
• Exercise while stuck in traffic. Try buttock clenches, side bends, seat braces (pushing your hands into the steering wheel and your back into the seat – tensing and relaxing) as well as shoulder shrugs and circles.
eyes with minimal head movement.
• Relax. A relaxed driving position reduces stress on the spine, allowing your seat to take your weight.
• Ditch the car. Muscles and joints are designed for movement so, where possible, walk or cycle as it will help improve muscle tone, circulation and posture – helping to ensure a pain free commute.


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Innovacion en Servicios a los empleados y las empleadas públicos: Documents published.
These information is regulated by the Spanish Law 37/2007 of re-use public sector's information.
2013. Essential Skills of Top Public Management. It is a research paper that define the core competences and skills of the top public managers in Spain.
2012. Final Master's Thesis: New Human Resources Policies in a City Council.
2008. CAF (common assessment framework) self-assessment in the human resources departments. (http://caf.eipa.eu). HR Observatory Maganizine.
2005. Support Guidelines Quality in Public Administration. Guide V: Models of excellence in the field of local government. Ministry Of Public Administration.

industry_corpus2: Politics & Administration


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arg, i can't even begin to say how boring my current state of life is! ugh, how can i possibly be this bored of life already, only having experienced 18 years of it? i'm young, i'm carefree and i have a whole life ahead of me, so why can i not find anything to do with myself these days? this being said, i have, however, found a new career prospect that i'm sure i could get in to- floristry. haha, as silly as it sounds (and yes, i am aware of how silly it sounds), i really am looking into it. I have so far found a floristry college course in Hucknall, and i am now looking to see if you can go on to doing it at university. i really hope you can! i remember me and my bestfriend absolutely ripping this girl apart at school when she told everyone that she wanted to be a florist, and now look at me- wanting to jump on her bandwagon. oops.
anywho, this was just a short post to let you know that you heard it hear first! haha.


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WELCOME BACK! I hope that everyone had a restful summer vacation.
I would like to introduce myself. My name is Ms. Tamica Miller and I teach in classroom 208. I have been an educator for over 20 years. During my career I have taught children as young as 2 ½ years old to 13 years old. I have always loved working with children.
Your child will need to work hard and will need your encouragement. Give lots of praise for work well done. Be sure to comment and ask about all papers and projects that come home. Support reading at home by visiting the library, setting aside reading time, and discussing the books your child reads. In doing this you become an active participant in your child’s education.
I am truly excited to work with your children and family this year. If you have questions please feel free to contact me at 973-677-4515 or millerta@orange.k12.nj.us.