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The Entry Permit happens to be a document that is issued as per Section 4, of the Immigration Regulations 1959/63. The Entry Permit actually allows a person to enter and also live without any limits in Malaysia and has the status of Permanent Residence. One’s spouse has to apply for an identification card at the National Registration Department(NRD).
It is necessary for the Entry Permit holders to apply for entry permit confirmation notice at the Office of the State Immigration.
One’s wife can apply for the Entry Permit in case she has lived in Malaysia on a Social Visit Pass for a period of 5 years. The approval for the Entry Permit is well under the jurisdiction of the Government of Malaysia and is usually awarded to foreigners who meet up to the eligibility requirements of applying for visa.
The visa to enter Malaysia is issued by the specific Foreign Missions. The addresses as well as the contact details can be had from the Malaysian Foreign Missions.
Children of a Malaysian citizen are eligible to apply for extending the Social Visit Pass on 6 to 6 month basis.
What are the process requirements for treatment in Government hospitals or Specialist hospitals in Malaysia?
Foreigners who require medical treatment in either Government or Specialist hospitals in Malaysia can stay on the basis of Extended Social Visit Pass on 6 to 6 month basis.
Who can approach the Immigration Department to discuss business issues?
No. It is an offence and necessary action can be taken under the provisions laid down by the Immigration act and regulations of Malaysia.
What if an employee wants to transfer to another sector?
One needs to obtain the necessary permission from the Ministry of Home Affairs before informing the Foreign Worker’s Division at the Immigration Department.
Can one be able to renew the Work Permit after a period of 2 years?
Yes. It can be renewed but not automatically. One has to go through similar processes as in the case of first filed application. Usually, the renewal is cleared unless the person is blacklisted by the Immigration Department.
What are basic criteria for work permit?
Work permit is actually granted to the concerned company and not the individual. The company will of course comply with capital requirement that has been duly set up by the Immigration Department. The applicant must possess the necessary qualifications as well experience to justify for the specific position.
Can one apply for a Malaysian Permanent Residency?
Yes. One can apply for a Permanent Residency after a period of 5 years of holding a work permit in Malaysia based on the point system that has been recently implemented by the Government.
What does working in Malaysia comprise of?
One is considered to be working if one has an office, has a name card with one’s local address on it and signed documents which are on behalf of the company. One needs a work permit. One can carry only one pass at a time.
Can one apply for a driving license?
In case, one has a license from one’s home country, then one can convert that into a Malaysian license. Depending upon one’s position in one’s company as well as one’s nationality, the application will then be submitted to the JPJ, Putrajaya for approval as well as processing.
Can I open a bank account without possessing a work permit?
No. Banks will not allow one to open an account as most banks need a work permit of at least 6 months. However, one can open an account under the name of the company before company’s incorporation, before processing one’s work permit.
What is the stipulated period for the validity of the Passport for foreign students entering Malaysia?
One must have a passport that has a validity of 2 years.

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Eeeek I am so super excited to be hosting my FIRST Creatively Conscious workshop with Yvette Hawkins next month at Yoga Therapies, Gosforth.
I was actually supposed to host a goal setting workshop with my partner Dave (a movement coach) last weekend but we had to cancel because of the snow. Sooo my workshop with Yvette will be my first one outside of all the freelance projects I deliver and I am super excited! There’s not many tickets available now so if you’re interested get in touch with Yoga Therapies.
I’ve been wanting to write about partnerships for a while as I know it’s something self employed folk and side hustlers question and dance with as we do get quite used to working alone. So should we push ourselves to work with other? How do we know whether it will work?
How do you know who to partner with in your creative business AND how does it work for you if you’re friends too?
Jen talked about complementary skill-sets and about how having known Sara Tasker (they co-host a podcast together) a long time making it just intuitively easy to know it was going to work.
And… I must say, that’s kind of what I’ve always known deep down too – that’s not to say it hasn’t sometimes unravelled and not worked so well but… for the most part working with a friend with a complimentary skill-set is a boat load of fun!
This is why Yvette and I decided to run a workshop together! She’s an artist (textiles, paper, book making and more) and I organise things and people’s creative brains for a living!
Also…we’ve worked together loads and have really similar life and work values too. And we wanted to work somewhere outside of the arts sector and thats why I contacted my pals Chris and Debs at their Yoga Studio – they are so ambitious and always up for new ideas!
So… do you what to know more about what to expect from Yvette and I in our workshop at Yoga Therapies on 3rd March… ?
It’s the book making and the goal setting that to me is SUCH a perfect partnership. How many gorgeous books and planners are out there gathering dust because people buy them and then they’re just not quite the right fit… wrong start date, not enough space for notes, dreams, doodles… well this is why I make my own!
The workshop is a chance for creative thinkers and those who would love to use their creativity more to try out some productivity and goal setting techniques.
The session is broken down into you making a specially designed journal (in which you can choose some colours and textures) and focus followed by learning some techniques I teach my clients.
Curious about making your own notebooks?
Check out my inspiration board on Pinterest for book binding (it’s my new inspiration obsession) – you can read more about when I tried out making a diary last month too if you like. It’s only the third book I’ve made although I’d love to be a bit more practised and make some for Christmas presents for people by the end of the year.
If you have any questions, feel free to email me and ask. I’d love to hear from you.

industry_corpus2: Health & Medicine


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Police arrested a suspected bicycle thief in South Park on August 5, after neighborhood residents used a location-based social media website to raise alerts about the crimes and disseminate a description of the suspect.
NextDoor.com is an online community based on users' home addresses, giving them access to a virtual bulletin board visible to neighbors within a range of adjacent neighborhoods. Neighbors use the site to announce garage sales, lost dogs, and local political happenings.
Over the course of July, South Park residents used the site to trade information about a spate of brazen bike thefts and attempts that followed a similar pattern: a suspect would enter a backyard or garage, often during daylight hours, take a bicycle, then abandon a smaller or older bicycle nearby. On some occasions, the alleged thief would return to the same home the next day to recover the abandoned bike, or steal another.
"Apparently he's switching bikes all over the place," said one neighbor who got involved in tracking the suspect's actions. She says she spotted him in front of her house, peering into her parked car. When she confronted him, he reportedly said "I didn't take anything. Your windows were down but I didn't take anything."
A second neighbor said she heard a noise from her garage around 11 p.m. one recent night. "I opened the kitchen door and he had my bike, and dropped it when I yelled," she said.
Another said, "I was gardening when I first noticed there was a bike on its kickstand in front of my house." When he noticed the bike was still there hours later, he decided to put it in his garage until he could determine who it belonged to. "That's when I noticed my own bike was gone," he explained. The next morning, he returned to discover that the abandoned bike had been stolen from his garage overnight.
Several posts and dozens of responses related to bike theft were shared on NextDoor.com in July, one including a photograph taken of a suspect while he trespassed a neighbor's fenced backyard.
A Central Division detective sergeant investigating the thefts confirmed that the arrested suspect had been apprehended thanks to a neighbor who was jogging through the neighborhood, spotted the suspect, and reported his whereabouts to police. The detective said he could neither confirm nor deny the suspect in custody was the same person from the photograph without jeopardizing the case.
However, he did confirm the suspect in question had a prior narcotics-related arrest. Also that he may have been returning to the scene of a prior crime: "We were able to establish an attempted burglary that happened to be at the same location as a completed burglary from a couple days ago."
While the frequency of bike thefts reported on NextDoor.com went up in July, the detective said the overall number bike thefts in the area has actually been consistent. "Honestly, it hasn't even been an increase, it's been steady." He added, "We get certain arrests, but unfortunately they don't stay in custody very long," citing last year's passage of Proposition 47, which reduced nonviolent property crimes such as bike theft to a misdemeanor.
"Bike thefts are a huge problem for us," he said, "As targets they're really easy." He pointed out that even when people use bike locks. "Bolt cutters take seconds to use."
However, he did praise the sort of community involvement that aided police with this case. "It was awesome, the gentleman this morning helping out. The public's involvement calling us, it was essential in getting an arrest." And it's not the first time this particular website has help community policing. "We had a case not long ago where a female was involved in a similar kind of case," he said. "Nextdoor.com was also helpful in that case."
SouthParkmanymoons Aug. 6, 2015 @ 7 a.m.
Nothing Star Wars but old fashion common sense --- neighbor taking ownership to report a "Prowler" while on his early morning run - someone out of place and acting bazaar in neighborhood [THANK YOU "Conrad"]. The "Bike Thief's" -- which we long referred to them because they are thief's always on bikes -- are habitual petty criminals -- not only stilling bikes but many other crimes from home, garage, storage, and car break-ins. Both (yes 2 each people arrested yeasturday) are known in the community by the old-timers - since they both grew-up in neighborhoods. The older slender Hispanic male in his late 20s [extensive criminal record], is very personable often waving -- asking if you have work while he scopes your property for valuables --- many locals know him on sight; he often come-and-go from the community since he was a pre-teen, said to be staying with Grandparents around Golden Hill when not in jail or Mexico with other relatives. Whenever he's back, the neighbors pass the word expecting a crime-wave to soon follow. The Black male in his very early 20's is also a known local -- old-timer recognize him from pre & teen antics and association with Golden Villa's (long time problem area). The last old-timers knew of him he was serving a very long time at Juvenile Hall -- again, a very personable kid... Apparently these two have joined forces to rob us... Realize when released -- they both are habitual offenders since children and will eventually return to neighborhood -- if you see them let neighbors know and call the police. Sadly this seems to be their career choice. We can also exspect such crime to grow since California has dumb-down the terms of career criminals and jail periods the last few years.
Ponzi Aug. 6, 2015 @ 8:43 a.m.
You just described half of Los Angeles.
HonestGovernment Aug. 6, 2015 @ 10:49 a.m.
"You live and you suffer. ...Why should I kill myself working when I'll end up just as dead?"
"I've been cursed since the day I was born....Your mother and her prayers can't help us."
-- Lamberto Maggiorani, as Antonio Ricci, 1948, in The Bicycle Thief.

industry_corpus2: Law & Justice


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Lovely sampler. The model is stitched in Week Dye Works threads, but conversions to both DMC and Anchor are given.
The stitch count for this design is 51 x 149. On 16/32ct fabric with a 3" margin you will need a piece of fabric that is 9.5 x 15.5. It will fit comfortably on a standard 13 x 18 cut.

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This hotel was beautiful and so warm and welcoming from the beginning! They blocked rooms off for wedding guests and Tim at the front desk was welcoming and kind!! Comfortable and clean, the suite my mom had for us to get ready in was beautiful!! Will reccomend to anyone in future!
The room was clean every one was nice and pleasant. Access was easy and close to all amenities. I thought the rates for the lower main land were quite reasonable. The conference hall was was large enough for the whole trade show..
Very comfortable, I was shocked that I slept through the night! I have insomnia and I often have trouble sleeping but not on that bed, the mattress was so comfortable at once I fell asleep I was asleep all night. The room was very clean and had everything that I needed for a one night stay. I chose this hotel because I wanted to be able to get up early and continue my trip, I like the fact that the hotel isn’t sitting right beside the highway but is close enough to make the drive to it easy. The staff were all very friendly and welcoming. I would definitely stay here again.
I’ll return. A successful stay.
The bright, clean, and quiet room made for the perfect overnight stay. The complimentary breakfast was a bonus and ideal to launch the day. Well located. Helpful staff. Met my expectations. Just as I had hoped.
More attention to customer service.
The front desk agents don’t seem very happy. Infact they made me feel as though I interrupted their day by checking in. Akward social skills. No eye contact or smile to welcome our arrival. No one even asked how our stay was and the restaurant staff was no better.

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Foot Over and Flyover billboard advertising are the roads passing bridges constructed for pedestrians over different areas, regularly to cross a busy road or a railway track. This proves to be an excellent site for installation of billboards, backlit billboards, Arches, etc.
The footover or flyover bridges are ever more finding places in all metropolitan cities at high traffic junctions and are properly put to use at those locations for outdoor advertising purpose.

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At AIT Worldwide Logistics, we recognize that our ability to serve our customers and deliver against our business priorities depends entirely on our people. Founded in 1979, AIT designs, executes and manages transportation and logistics solutions for companies around the world. Our scale is global, but our strengths are local – getting goods into markets around the world with a personal touch.
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industry_corpus2: Transportation


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When Don’t Swim On The East Coast EP by The Sussed was originally released, local punk singles were a rarity. Although several impresarios in Northern Ireland had the enthusiasm to build somewhat of an infrastructure around their tribes of punk bands, it never really happened here. Instead, a glut of (inspired and uninspired in equal measure) “new wave” singles sniffed around for crumbs in the wake of the Boomtown Rats’ international success. As a result, the few punk singles of the time – Threat, Strange Movements and The Sussed – have become fairly weighty collectors items. Of these, The Sussed 7” is particularly illusive, with a print run of just 500 in 1981. It goes for stupid money in the rare occasion it appears on Discogs.
The band started in 1978 in an era that nurtured an embryonic U2 and their evil twin, Virgin Prunes, gigs at the Dandelion Market and other elements of punk folklore. Their dubious history includes support slots to U2, a graffiti campaign on busses and bank notes, and a certain billboard poster prank in 1982. More importantly, they have the great fortune of being one of the very few bands from the era with watchable footage – a studio performance for pirate TV station Channel D in 1981.
In terms of access to the recordings themselves, this is a long overdue and expanded reissue by Spit Records on the 36th anniversary of the original release. It contains the original A&B sides – DON’T SWIM ON THE EAST COAST & I WANNA CONFORM plus previously unreleased extras I’VE GOT RABIES and DROWNING IN BED. Spit Records have shown unerring vivacity as archivists down to the minutest of detail, so I’m kind of surprised and a little disappointed that there’s no sleeve notes here. It’s fairly obvious from his contribution to the Hope Publications IN CONCERT book earlier this year that Rory Stokes likes to wax lyrical about the band, so it couldn’t have been a major undertaking to place this in its deserved historic context.
These tracks are remastered, or as remastered as they could be, and the EP works best when taken as a snapshot of its place in time. DON’T SWIM ON THE EAST COAST was a clever idea, and a humorous way to address lingering threat posed by toxic gunge from Windscale Works in North Cumbria (later Sellafield). At this point in punk, most bands would have gone for a screaming rant. Sonically, the synth intro and interludes keep it blissfully amateur. The original B-side, I WANNA CONFORM, has more in common with Northern Ireland bands of the time than anything from Dublin but suffers misfortunes of youthful enthusiasm over inspiration.
The Sussed made later recordings and there’s a couple on Youtube amongst a slew of other bands also called The Sussed. Included on the reissue are I’VE GOT RABIES and DROWNING IN BED from a March 1983 session. I’VE GOT RABIES is brazen, charming and typical of the sort of track Soul Jazz Records dig up for their PUNK 45 series. Again, DROWNING IN BED, borrows heavily from the Northern Ireland late 70s pop-punk and it can’t be any coincidence that the backbone riff is something familiar from the Undertones, even if pointing out riff larceny in old punk rock is somewhat petty! These additional tracks are a curiosity but don’t really suggest any progress from exactly 2 years earlier when the tracks for the original single were recorded.
The Sussed were clearly victims of their own age – As a 1977-78 release, this 7” would have been comfortable in the company of singles by the Vipers and Rudi etc. but to be releasing elementary punk in 1981 when bands inspired by punk were either commercialising, or plying something much more underground, seems like a case of being too late for what they were aiming at.
In its favour, DON’T SWIM ON THE EAST COAST is one of very few of the era that managed to make it to vinyl, and for this brief period before the reissue of 300 sell out, it’s satisfying to have access to some of the band’s recorded output. It is also a fitting irony the original single banner “This is not a collector’s Item”, has been replaced by “Limited edition – pink vinyl”. For where it sits historically, it simply sounds too innocent for something released this side of the papal visit.

industry_corpus2: Film & Entertainment


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Add this to the curd and mix well.
Add cashewnuts and Bengal gram.
Once they get slightly roasted in the oil, pour it into the prepared batter.
Mix well and add a pinch of baking soda.
Finally, add chopped coriander leaves and curry leaves.
:- If you want it to be spicy, you can add very finely minced green chillies and ginger too.
Grease the idli plates and then pour the batter into them.
Steam it for 10 mins.
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RSVP by April 9 to confirm your spot.
(STC / NRC Acoustics) – What is the science behind Sound Mitigation and how do we accommodate acoustic concerns in our designs?
The Annual General Meeting will be held simultaneously in Edmonton and Calgary. The meeting to start promptly at 11:00 am and conclude by 1:30 pm.

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Today, Friday June 22, is Bring Your Dog To Work Day. It is an initiative set up by animal welfare charities All Dogs Matter and Animals Asia and HOWND.
All Dogs Matter also rescues and rehomes more than 300 dogs every year in London, Norfolk and the surrounding area.
Unsurprisingly, many of you have got involved because why wouldn't you take your dog into the office? Yes, productivity may be down but morale will almost certainly be up, and it's Friday and no one does any work on a Friday anyway.
We asked you to send us photos of pooches in the office, whether they are asleep, causing trouble or licking the dishwasher, and you did.
So if you brought your dog to work and want to do more or you just want to donate to All Dogs Matter, here is what you can do.
You can either donate as a business or an individual.
Businesses can participate by becoming one of our official sponsors. In return for a minimum donation of £100 , your company’s logo and a link to your website will be displayed on Bring Your Dog to Work Day’s homepage.
As an individual, if you donate £5 or more, you will be able to upload an image of your dog that will be published in our ‘Dog with a Job’ Hall of Fame along with your dog's work duties for the day. This can be licking the dishwasher, guarding the filing cabinet, or simply just being a very good boy or girl.
To find out more head to the Bring Your Dog to Work Day website .

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London: Jose Mourinho's departure from Chelsea will have a financial impact on the club even though it is too early in the season to count the costs of a possible relegation, experts said on Friday.
"Of course it will affect the balance sheet," said Giambattista Rossi, an expert at the Birkbeck Sport Business Centre in London. Mourinho will reportedly get a pay-out of between 13.7 million and 16.5 million euros (Â£9.7m-12m; $14.9m-17.9m) -- a sum of little significance to Chelsea's billionaire owner, Russian oligarch Roman Abramovich.
But Rossi said any new manager will also need cash on the table to change players and the cost of a planned new 60,000-seat stadium on the club's Stamford Bridge site has to be factored in.
"Every time you change a manager in the UK, you need to give him the power to change the squad," Rossi said. "Probably in the next years financially they will have some concerns."
The expert said tensions in the dressing room were so bad that Abramovich faced a choice between sacking Mourinho or 11 players.
"The easy decision is to change Mourinho," he said. "A player like Diego Costa has strong market value. Next year if Mourinho was still in the club, he would have been sold for nothing," he added.
Chelsea are unlikely to qualify for next season's Champions League, which will also have a significant impact on revenues, said Rossi.
Manchester United's revenues fell by 8.8 percent -- or 52 million euros -- between June 2014 and June 2015 because of their failure to qualify for the competition.
Chelsea, champions in May by an eight-point margin, have been sucked into a potential relegation battle after losing nine of their first 16 games. Wyn Grant, an expert in football business at Warwick University, central England, said Chelsea's poor performance this season had hit revenues.
"There are financial implications in that corporate sales were dipping. Also a lower place in the table means less revenue," he said. "Boosting corporate hospitality income is a key part of the club's plans for the redevelopment of Stamford Bridge," he added.
Chelsea last month announced it had made a loss of £23.1 million (31.7 million euros, $34.4 million) last season. The west London club also announced annual revenues of £314.3m, marginally down on the 2013-14 high of Â£319.8m. The dip in revenues was attributed to Chelsea's exit in the first knockout round of the Champions League to Paris Saint-Germain, following their run to the semi-finals the previous season.
According to the most recent figures compiled by Deloitte, the club generated 85 million euros ($90.1 million) in match-day revenue in the 2013-14 season in its current 41,798 capacity stadium. In comparison, London rivals Arsenal, whose Emirates Stadium holds 60,260, raised 120 million euros, while Manchester United, who can fit 75,653 people in at Old Trafford, generated 129 million euros.

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coming of the cigarette completed what the cigar had begun.
proceeds to give directions for some to be sent to him from London.
was the first devotee of this habit I encountered."
America, but makes no reference to their use in this country.
eye-glass, and his Poole-cut habiliments."
been one of those who praised tobacco without using it much himself.
desk for twenty-five hours running.
"Erewhon." Creighton, after reading Butler's "Alps and Sanctuaries"
"I see, sir, there is a crumb of tobacco in it; I think you can go."
almost coloured. How long do you think I have had it?
is freely allowed, and fashion frowned on the pipe in street or Park.
be worth a mint of money," said the American, through his cigar-smoke.
direction, you"--puff, puff--"can tell in a minute." "You, you!"
beautiful marble mantelpiece of late eighteenth century Italian work.
decide the question," says Mr. Ralph Nevill, in his "London Clubs,"
was a social pioneer in pipe-smoking. His caricature in "Vanity Fair"
opera-hat, black frock-coat buttoned up, and a cloak.
the name was written, in a rack for future symposia."
was Rossetti. Browning also smoked, but not, I think, a pipe.
nerves than a glass of sherry."
found that smoking was not allowed even after dinner.
of courtesy to his illustrious guest.
earliest pipe of half-awakened _bards_."
"Echoes from the Oxford Magazine," 1890.
feet on the hearth, and I will cast aside all mortal care!
_Grows he black in his face with his labours?
thanked God "for _three_ weeks of unalloyed connubial bliss."

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Experience some of Iceland’s most beautiful landscapes with this 6-day self-drive getaway in South and West Iceland. Enjoy cosy accommodations, scenic drives, soothing geothermal spa visits and memorable adventures like a visit into the glacier are just a few of the many highlights you’ll enjoy. You will also get to see spectacular waterfalls, hot springs and black sand beaches during this adventurous trip.
Upon arrival to Keflavik International Airport, you will be greeted by a driver who will take you to your accommodation in Reykjavík. After settling in, the rest of the day is free for you to explore the vibrant city centre with its abundance of museums, restaurants and bars to suit all tastes. If you're interested in checking out Icelandic design or experiencing the city's thriving coffee culture, head to the main street, Laugavegur, and enjoy its various shops and cosy cafes.
Begin your journey today by driving through the bountiful Borgarfjörður area. Sights along the way include the twin waterfalls Hraunfossar and Barnafoss along with the Deildartunguhver hot spring. Next on your agenda is heading to Langjökull glacier where you will experience a true adventure, venturing inside a glacier! During this unique tour, you will have the chance to experience the actual ice in Iceland, inside the island's second largest glacier. An enormous modified truck will transport you to the manmade tunnel, which exposes the beautiful blue ice and allows you to see crevasses and the glacier's unique characteristics.
Driving distance approx. 180 km / 112 mi.
Today's journey brings you up close and personal with some of Iceland’s most popular south Iceland attractions along the classic Golden Circle route. If you have selected a 4x4 vehicle you can take the Kaldidalur route, which is scenic, but a rougher road. Start with a visit to the fascinating Þingvellir National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Here, you can walk on a path in the rift valley between the North American and Eurasion tectonic plates and learn about the first site of Iceland's democracy. Next on the route is the Haukadalur geothermal area, where you can see Geysir—the original “geyser”—and its more active neighbour Strokkur, which spouts water and steam metres into the air every few minutes.
End the day’s adventure with a visit to the two-tiered, roaring Gullfoss waterfall, one of Iceland’s most memorable sights.
Driving distance approx. 235 km / 146 mi.
Kick off the day with a visit to the fairytale-like Seljalandsfoss waterfall, where you can have the unique experience of walking directly behind the misty cascade. Next, visit the gorgeous 60-metre tall Skógafoss waterfall just a short drive down the road, which is a perfect place to take photos and roam the beautiful surroundings. Further ahead at the small village of Vík, you can make a stop at the black volcanic beach south of the village, from where you can view the impressive rock formations Dyrhólaey and Reynisdrangar. You also have a chance today to join an exciting guided excursion by foot or snowmobile on a glacier!
Driving distance approx. 260 km / 161 mi.
Driving distance approx. 170 km / 105 mi.
Transfer by shuttle bus to Keflavík International Airport in time for your departure flight. If you depart in the afternoon, you can do some last-minute shopping at some of Reykjavik´s boutiques or visit one of the city’s many interesting museums. You also have the possibility to add a trip to the Blue Lagoon to your transfer (optional).

industry_corpus2: Travel & Geography


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Most patients being treated for multiple myeloma will have anemia. The anemia, or severe red blood cell deficiency, is largely caused by the multiple myeloma itself, but can also be made worse by certain types of chemotherapy.
At least two out of three patients with multiple myeloma have anemia, a condition in which they do not have enough red blood cells to meet their body’s needs. While chemotherapy can cause anemia, patients with multiple myeloma likely have it because of the cancer itself. “Plasma cells affected by myeloma cause the suppression of bone marrow, causing anemia,” explains Sagun Shrestha, MD, a hematologist and medical oncologist at the Cancer Treatment Centers of America at the Southwestern Medical Center in Tulsa, Okla.
In fact, says Dr. Shrestha, anemia is such a common side effect of multiple myeloma that its presence is part of the diagnostic process. Some studies suggest that as many as 85 percent of patients experience anemia at some point before or during myeloma treatment.
For many people, successful myeloma treatment will ease anemia, but others may find that certain types of chemotherapy can temporarily cause or worsen it.
There isn’t enough iron or your bone marrow has problems using iron effectively.
Your bone marrow cannot make enough red blood cells.
Your kidneys do not make or your bone marrow has trouble using the hormone erythropoietin, which triggers red blood cell production.
Although not a cause of anemia, advanced age (over 60) puts people at greater risk for developing anemia during multiple myeloma treatment.
If anemia is not addressed, it can further reduce the quality of life for people with multiple myeloma, causing greater rates of fatigue and weakness. It could even make some multiple myeloma treatments less effective.
Similar to other side effects of multiple myeloma, myeloma treatment can help ease anemia. As patients start responding to chemotherapy treatment, the anemia starts to respond as well, explains Shrestha.
However, some types of chemotherapy used to treat multiple myeloma can increase the risk of developing anemia. Specifically, platinum-based chemotherapy has been linked to a higher risk of anemia, as has a combination chemotherapy known as CHOP (cyclophosphamide, doxorubicin, vincristine, prednisone) treatment. Also, patients who start out with lower levels of hemoglobin (the iron-carrying protein inside the red blood cells) in their blood are at greater risk for anemia due to chemotherapy.
The making of red blood cells is both essential and complicated. Any interruption in the process that leads to the creation of a red blood cell can cause anemia. Chemotherapy could cause anemia by interrupting the signaling hormone erythropoietin, which then fails to let the body know that more red blood cells should be made.
Preventing anemia is difficult because it is such a common side effect of both the disease and the chemotherapy that may be used in myeloma treatment. Researchers and doctors are working to identify high-risk patients so they can consider the risk of anemia in their treatment plan.
Eat a varied diet with plenty of iron-rich foods.
Take a multivitamin, plus any other recommended supplements or vitamins.
Stay physically active — aerobic exercise and strength training have both been found to reduce anemia.
Anemia poses a risk for anyone who is being treated for multiple myeloma. However, staying alert to the symptoms and responding to the anemia with appropriate treatment will help.


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• Built-in power factor correction. Many facilities have power factor (PF) correction capacitors at the service, and they put them there only to escape a PF penalty from the electric utility. Back at the load, they are wasting power because of low PF. A PF-corrected drive eliminates all or nearly all of this waste.
• Built-in harmonics correction. Harmonics waste energy and cause a motor to run hotter (sometimes a lot hotter). A hotter motor is less efficient. Correct for excess harmonics (particularly the third and fifth for motors) and your motors last longer and use less energy.
• Soft Starting. Buying a VFD just to get soft starting is not very smart, because soft starters cost much less than a VFD. But this feature is a standard VFD feature, and when properly set up will not only extend the life of the motor but also reduce its energy usage. For particularly large motors, the deleterious effects on the whole distribution system of across-the-line starting can be eliminated.
• Speed control on the input (rather than on the output with a gearbox). This is really application-specific. You may still want the gearbox for torque multiplication, something a VFD cannot give you. You save energy if you simply reduce the motor speed, rather than dissipating the work already done by the motor. For example, a hydraulic system may use a pressure relief or bypass valve that shunts some flow back to the reservoir to keep system pressure at spec while the motor runs full-tilt. Running the motor at exactly the speed needed to provide the required pressure eliminates this waste.
• Continuous drive instead of ON/OFF. This is also application-specific. For example, a motor is oversized to meet some idea of a maximum load that, in reality, is never there (this is pretty common). The motor cycles on and off. The VFD can effectively “right size” the motor to the load it actually is driving by throttling it back.

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THE Three-Circle Model of the Family Business System was developed at Harvard Business School by professors Renato Tagiuri and John A Davis in the 1970s. It describes and explains the family business system at a single point in time. This makes it easier to understand the important characteristics of the business, family and ownership group and how these groups interact to influence the performance of the business and the family. It has become the dominant paradigm for understanding family business systems worldwide.
This framework clarifies, in graphic terms, the three interdependent and overlapping groups - family, business and owners - that comprise the family business system. As a result of the overlap of these groups, there are seven interest groups, each with its own legitimate viewpoints, goals and dynamics. According to Prof Davis, the views of each sector must be respected and integrated in order to set direction for the family business system. The long-term success of family business systems depends on the functioning and mutual support of each of these groups.
Says Prof Davis: "It is durable because it is simple, has immediate face validity and captures enough complexity in family business systems to help researchers, academics, managers and families think more clearly about the strengths and challenges of these systems."

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The enabling legislation directs the Program to recruit participants who reflect the “age, economic, racial, and ethnic composition” of California’s population. The intent of the law is to provide a statewide “snapshot” of environmental chemical exposures in a representative group of Californians.
The law also authorizes the Program to conduct community studies that are statistically valid and scientifically based. Communities may include populations living in a particular geographic area, or populations experiencing a common health outcome. Communities may also include individuals who may share common chemical exposures related to occupation, lifestyle, ethnicity, gender, age or other characteristics. Biomonitoring California is starting out with small pilot projects in specific communities or populations. Eventually, with adequate funding, the Program will track statewide exposure trends over time, as well as examine community exposures.
In pilot projects and statewide studies, potential participants will be identified and contacted by Biomonitoring California staff. Participation is entirely voluntary.
AMBER ALERT empowers law enforcement, the media and the public to combat abduction by sending out immediate information.

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It’s September 1998 and two students from Stanford University are registering the domain name google.com for the first time, meanwhile Paul and Steve have just opened the doors of their new company, Acorn Works.
Twenty years later we’re celebrating the fact that it is two decades since Acorn Works was formed (and wondering whatever happened to Google)!
Paul & Steve had the vision of putting their customers’ ideas first. They brought with them the combined experience of environmental design, manufacturing and fabrication, commercial interiors and warehousing logistics.
A lot has changed over the last two decades, however Acorn Works still prides itself on building customer-led, smart solutions that put environmental design centre stage.
The next phase looks equally exciting, as Acorn Works continue to grow stronger and taller with each passing year.
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New Year may now be a distant memory, but New Year’s resolutions are (just about) going strong and lots of us are still looking to try something new. As January is generally a bit depressing, we thought we’d share some of the exciting technologies and innovations happening in the disability field to give us all something to look forward to for 2015!
We’ve put together a list of five top trends and technologies that are set to gain momentum over the coming year, and which we hope will have a real impact on the lives of disabled people.
Although these nifty machines have been around for a while now, it’s taken a long time for them to start printing anything of any real use (who needs another 3D printed moustache anyway?). In November we met Mick Ebeling of ‘Not Impossible labs’, who founded ‘Project Daniel’ in 2013, a 3D-printing prosthetic lab and training facility for amputees in war-torn Sudan. Since then 3D printed orthotics are being developed everywhere from prosthetic limbs, to exoskeletons and wheelchair seats, and can reduce the wait for custom made equipment from 28 weeks to just 48 hours and for a fraction of the price. Project Daniel is just one of many inspiring examples of how 3D prosthetics are changing lives for disabled people on a global scale. With 3D printing set to grow 98% in 2015, and with 3D printers now available on the high-street, we hope 2015 will be the year when 3D printed orthotics become more affordable, accessible and widespread than ever.
Wearables seem to be everywhere now from the Apple Watch and Google glass to health technologies like Kiqplan and Fitbit. With this newfound focus on health and wellbeing in mainstream wearable technology there is huge potential for wearables to be adapted to support disabled people with living more healthily and independently, such as SmartGlasses which help visually impaired people to see.
Another such technology that is still in development stage, but we are equally excited for is the VEST which stands for Versatile Extra-Sensory Transducer. This non-invasive, low-cost vibratory vest allows those with hearing impairments to use ‘sound-to-touch mapping’ to interpret auditory information through small vibrations on their torso. VEST is an idea developed by Dr. David Eagleman and works on ‘sensory substitution’, the idea that the brain can gather data using one sense, and then transfer it to another sense. With projects like this already up and running thanks to crowdfunding it seems the possibilities for Wearable technology are endless!
Another trend that’s become almost impossible to ignore is the growing ‘shared economy’. This has seen everything from Crowdfunding and peer to peer lending, to services such as Task Rabbit, Casserole Club, Airbnb, and even BorrowMyDoggy.com (yes, it really is a thing). We think there is huge potential here for disabled people to get extra support and through the collaborative economy, as well as being able to get involved and share their skills.
Spice Time Credits, a social currency, is one way this is happening already. It works on the principle of individuals volunteering an hour of their time, and in exchange receiving one time credit worth an hour, which can be ‘spent’ on events, training and leisure services. It has already proved hugely successful across England and Wales from communities to Schools and social care settings and has seen a huge increase of customer participation and new models of co-production developed. What’s great about Time Credits is that everyone’s time is of equal value, regardless of knowledge, expertise or skills, and offers real life experience where people are rewarded for their contribution.
Although being able to control your heating from your smartphone may seem a tad unnecessary and somewhat self-indulgent (maybe that’s just us?!), it does show exciting development in the world of smart machines and the connected home. At Beaumont, Scope’s residential FE College, we’re already using environmental controls within some of our living areas, to allow students the independence to control things such as their curtains, lights and doors, from their smartphone or tablet.
Samsung has developed its SmartThings home control system, which can be used to monitor and control connected items in the home from locks to light switches and plug sockets. We’re really excited to see the demand for these technologies growing in the mainstream market and we hope that such technology will soon become both affordable and widely available, as it has huge potential to revolutionise the very meaning of independent living for disabled people!
The work we have been doing with IKEA has opened up a whole new world of ‘hacks’ and ‘making’ to us. Everyone seems to be having a go at making ‘handmade’ products, and ‘hacking’ mainstream products and furniture to meet the needs of disabled people. The Wheelchair Liberator, developed by Malcom Rhodes, is one such example and a far cry from the traditional homemade jam and knitted jumpers!
With coding now part of the national curriculum for all school children, apps are another thing that (almost) every man and his dog are having a go at making, and there really does seem to be an app for everything! The Apps for Good programme has seen a huge number of apps developed by young people aged 10-18 to address some of the biggest problems facing young people in our society. One such app is Supportive Schedule, an app designed to help people with learning difficulties and mental health conditions and their carers with daily routines. It provides pictorial guides to completing simple tasks such as making a cup of tea, to help aid their independence. It was developed by six young people at a school in Cumbria and won the Apps for Good award “Our World – encouraging sustainable and healthy lifestyles” in 2013.
From care sharing app Jointly, to diabetes management apps like Diabetes UK’s Tracker App, there are a wealth of apps out there designed to make life easier for disabled people.
We love this trend of people finding innovative solutions to their own problems. That’s why we’re working on creating a database of what we like to call ‘disability innovations’, to showcase the best technologies and creations out their making life easier for disabled people.
If you know of any such apps, technologies or innovations that are making a real difference to the lives of disabled people, then we’d love to hear from you!
We’d especially want to know if you have hacked or invented something yourself, so we can include them in our database and help you share them with others.
Get in touch with us at innovation@scope.org.uk or of course leave any comments below.
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Located just outside of Phoenix in the quaint town of Paradise Valley, lies one of the top hotels in the Southwest. The AAA Four-Diamond Hermosa Inn is a 43-room luxury boutique property with Old Arizona ambience. Set against the backdrop of picturesque Camelback Mountain with unobstructed mountain views, the Inn’s hacienda-style accommodations are the perfect escape.
The property was the original home and studio of Arizona’s famed cowboy artist, Lon “Alonzo” Megargee, in the early 1930’s. Several renovations later, the Inn still exudes its original rustic charm and today features one the country’s largest collections of Megargee’s work. Artists from around the world escape to the inn for retreat packages, artist-in-residence culinary events, and the resort’s popular mimosas and Monet art classes.
The Inn recently completed a $5.5 million renovation including the addition of 10 spacious, 700-square-foot deluxe hideaway casitas, along with a renewal of the 12 historic rancho casitas. Accommodations range from 350 to 750 square feet and are a perfect mix of rustic Southwestern charm and modern amenities with fireplaces, secluded patios and vaulted ceilings.
Guests appreciate the on-site restaurant Lon’s, where Executive Chef Jeremy Pacheco, a 9th generation Arizonian, redefines the farm-to-table concept. The restaurant’s wood fired meats range from Snake River wagyu strip to the Tristan lobster tail, sourced from the deep, cold waters of Tristan da Cunha in the South Atlantic, the most remote inhabited island in the world. In the heat of summer, guests can be found in the Inn’s subterranean wine cellar.
There’s certainly no shortage of activities among the Inn’s six lush, desert acres. The Blue Door Spa, an authentic adobe casita, offers a number of treatments using native ingredients. Some of the state’s best hiking can be found on Camelback Mountain. Simply strolling the Inn’s grounds and admiring the artwork collection is an excellent way to pass the time.
Beth is a former PR professional turned freelance writer who writes about the things that feed her soul - food, wine, and travel. She is always in search of new culinary experiences and exciting destinations to explore. She writes for Travelocity, Orbitz, Just Luxe and other luxury travel publications, and has a feature story coming up in Saveur Magazine.


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GET THE COMFORTER SET I ORDERED... FULLY PACKAGED AND NEW. CONTENTS OF TRASH BAG IT WAS SHIPPED IN WAD TORN AND COMFORTER WAS RUINED. I WOULD LIKE IT REPLACED! ... my comforter set was recieved, package open, items damaged and late. was supposed to come by fed ex. was delivered by USPS ****. have already contacted Groupon to call me two times by phone. please call me at. ***-***-**** ASAP PLEASE !!!
Groupon has indicated on line that this issue has been resolved. THEY HAVE DONE NOTHING, JUST POSTED A TEXT THAT LOOKS LIKE I RESPONDED THAT THE PROBLEM HAS BEEN RESOLVED. IT HASN'T EVEN BEEN ADDRESSED.
Send me a replacement. and something to ship the damaged one back at Groupon's expense. GET SOME CUSTOMER SERVICE.
I HAVE BEEN customer for years Ann's has be spent thousands of dollars with you and referred several people. Your company must be getting too big. I've Never had such poor customer service from a legit company. Why should I have to fight so hard just to get what I ordered and had been paid for??
We are waiting for GetHuman-leslwebs to fix the problem and share the solution with the rest of us customers.
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Sunflower seeds? Dried meal worms? Leftover oatmeal from breakfast? The girls are used to my presence and most curious about what treats I’m bringing to the pen. They gather round and if I’m slow to dispense, they help by jumping up and wresting goodies from my hand. Greedy little things. But when I enter with the purpose being, I am going to catch you and carry you to green pastures and quiet waters, they don’t believe me. Especially Flannery. The other hens are tolerably submissive. I shouldn’t wonder if their squatting trembling posture when I reach for them has to do with a rooster’s expectations, not that I dwell on that too much. So, not much trouble. But Flannery doesn’t believe that’s what I’m up to, so must be chased around the pen and under the coop until at last I corner her, grab her as she indignantly protests like I’m going to kill and eat her for dinner. I tell her to shut up or I might.
A perfect day for letting chickens into my fenced vegetable garden – bright and sunny. A safe place for chicken delight with a buffet of decaying tomatoes, worms and creepy insects just a scratch and peck away from gourmet paradise.
I leave them happily scavenging under the bean stalks with fresh water available in a bucket because it’s a warm day and they are already panting, their beaks parted in a chickeny smiles, but they should be okay for a good while.
Two hours later I jump up from my desk having forgotten my promise to check on them every hour. I ran to the garden and saw that Eudora and Anne had escaped through the “gate” and wandering close to the neighbor’s yard. I say “gate” because it is hardly that – just fencing tacked to a board and wires hooked together. No wonder they got out. Jane is still stuck inside frantically running back and forth because her friends are way over there and I’m here! Most distressing: Flannery is missing.
I herded the little flock back to the pen and began searching for Flannery until I noticed a soft chicken murmur, coming from the nesting box. Craaaawck, craaawck. Lifting the lid, there was Flannery, calmly sitting on the straw doing her business. That’s when I realized, she not only escaped the garden, she made her way back to the coop because that’s where eggs are supposed to be laid. What a good little hen!
So now I know. Flannery is not an early riser like the others. She’s like me – a little prone to procrastination, but when you need to get your work done you get cracking, head for your desk and lay those eggs.
I have just begun to discover my I pad. I am currently ina nursing for rehab of a broken right femur. Then I got your e mail and find it far more redemptive than the N F L. You brought me joy and I thank you. Pray that my hand writing improves so I can resume writing notes of encouragement.


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Strafford Appliance Co. in Dover, NH is an authorized dealer of Ventahood Products. Vent-A-Hood® has developed an excellent reputation throughout the ventilation industry by offering a top quality in stock range hood, as well as handmade craftsmanship in their custom hood series. Each ventilation system manufactured by Vent-A-Hood® is individually engineered for performance in addition to style. Company longevity and product quality have given the name Vent-A-Hood® instant product recognition.
So if you are looking for Ventahood products in Dover, Durham, Somersworth, Rochester, Rollinsford, Portsmouth, Newington, Madbury, Berwick, North Berwick and South Eliot, or if you have any questions about Ventahood products, please feel free to call us at (603) 742-2105 or simply stop by Strafford Appliance Co. at any time and we would be glad to help you.


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Louis Tomlinson is unsure if he will go back to The X Factor.
With a celebrity version in the pipeline, Simon Cowell is going to be on the hunt for people to join the judges panel.
On the show last year, he was joined by Louis, Robbie Williams and Ayda Field and he could be hoping for a repeat performance.
But the One Direction star wants to focus on his music and hinted that he might quit if it ‘got in the way’.
Louis, 27, joked that he kept the music mogul young by being on the show.
‘I have a really good relationship with Simon,’ he went on.
Louis’ act Dalton Harris won the show last year.
Also in the interview, which was filmed days before the death of his 18-year-old sister Félicité, he opened up about his new song Two Of Us, written about his late mum Johannah who died in 2016.


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Nothing says summer like a chilled glass of crisp red sangria, filled with all the refreshingly fruity flavors of apples, oranges, and strawberries. An impressive drink to serve guests, it’s easy to put together and can be made ahead of time always a plus when it comes to parties!
Stir together the wine, brandy, sugar, and triple sec in a large pitcher.
Once the sugar is dissolved, add the fruit to the wine mixture and lightly “mull” the fruit to release their juices. Cover and refrigerate for at least two hours (or up to 24 hours).
Garnish each glass with a slice of fresh fruit before serving. If you’ve let the mixture refrigerate for more than just a few hours and feel like the fruit is getting mushy, you can put some fresh fruit into a glass and pour strained sangria into the glass.


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Came across this delightfully earnest dissertation by Ulla Bartsch on the difference between public affairs and public relations at Beyond the Spin.
I too, remember wondering at how few marcomms clients we had when I first joined the Toronto office of a full-service global PR firm. In fact we had more than I’d first realized, high tech clients were pretty exclusively marcomms clients. Their primary goal was to garner positive media coverage that supported marketing efforts and ultimately drove sales. The health practise was all about selling more drugs.
But corporate communications was about exciting, real things like corporate reputation management and issues management and community and stakeholder consultations and crisis communications. And then corporate social responsibility and now, about social media and the way citizens have been universally empowered through interactivity.
We worked closely with our public affairs colleagues, because they were the ultimate source of information about what was really going on. We got reports the instant they were transcribed. We’d sometimes get oral briefings that would guide us in our approach. It’s all about communicating persuasively, baby.
So many of these listening tools are now provided by social media, whether it’s live blogging or Twitter, news aggregator or citizen journalism sites – the opportunities to acquire information are now available at warp speed.
But back to the PR/PA debate: no one ever had better brainstormers, or more of them, or more varied formats for brainers, than the marcomms people. I was delighted to be invited to many of them, where we could eat candy, get silly, and come up with some amazing ideas.
Which is why I hope to build a PR practice that includes a variety of clients with a variety of needs.
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Thanks for reflecting on this debate. All I’ll add now is a note on The Importance of Being Earnest!
Not to mention that the very earnest are usually very endearing as well, Richard.

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Hoping you get good news! But I guess if not, it is up to M to fix it.... however you don't want more delays.... fingers crossed!
Definitely dont want delays, we've been moving along at a cracking pace.
I have no idea what happens next; he said reverse build so bricking and plastering at the same time. I guess electrical has to be roughed in?
I'm hoping the dry weather holds out till we get bricked (even though I know a dry winter isnt a good thing).
Still need to chat to the SS about the location of the dining room light too.
Yeap that is monument. I've got a Basalt roof.
Trying to work out how our inspector does their next two inspections (lock up and fixing) given the way the build is being done. Lock up is usually pre-plaster, but wont be in this case.
We had a reverse build which was harder to arrange these inspections We missed our pre-plaster inspection because they started 2 weeks before schedule and our inspector was fully booked @ that time. We weren’t too disappointed though because we managed to get the rest done with no issues. Luckily for us Metricon’s building inspector was very thorough as well.
We found the Group 4 inspection exceptionally thorough, and our site manager was happy with the things she found, as it means our home is now being built better.
Group 4 don't do our area, we're greenfields.
We've got Basalt as well. My wife wanted Monument, but we felt in the end it was a bit too dark against the brick.
Houspect are going to do a combined lock up/fixing inspection.
BSC is arranging for the position of our dining light to be adjusted.
And I'm trying to book in a walk through some time in the next week.
Wow it’s all happening! Busy busy!
Doing a walk through next Friday.
Picked up my new ironing board today (or at least my husband did) along with our ring floodlight. Our painting arrived from Hawaii as well.
Pretty happy with this purchase.
I like the look of that motion activated camera and light blackcat20 -- does that add into an existing security system, or has its own monitor that you install inside. Bluetooth/wifi communication between the camera and the monitor?
It connects to an app on your phone via wifi.
Does that model do cloud recording as well if you subscribe to the service ?
I assume so but not sure.
Really happy with the progress; we're in week 8 now.
Most of the roof is on (just the garage and alfresco to go). Ducting is in, as are the windows.
Kitchen splashback window. Planning to have a herb wall on the fence.
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Coming along nicely. Good to get it fully to lock up now that the weather is getting colder.


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Every experienced business-owner will tell you that selling your products online is the way to go these days, if you want to keep your business running. People have grown accustomed to purchasing things from the comfort of their sofas and recliners, and if there is a chance they can buy something online rather than going to an actual, physical store, they will most definitely do it. This is important for any sort of business, but it also applies to those who want to sell their personal things, such as vintage items and antiques, hand-made items, arts and crafts, food, books, music, whatever really.
Running an actual online store probably seems like a nightmare if you don’t really know anything about ecommerce platforms and the way they work. Sure, there are big, expensive ecommerce solutions, but those are reserved for big businesses. Small and medium businesses and individual, private merchants can greatly benefit from ecommerce builders, which represent an affordable, easy and convenient way to sell products online. There are many of these builders out there, and their number definitely keeps growing, which is no wonder, considering the tendencies and shopping habits of the modern man in the Internet age. Of course, not all of them are actually worth your time and money, however cheap they may appear. We understand that for an inexperienced user it might be hard to tell which ecommerce builders are actually good, let alone excellent, which is why we have created this list of the best ecommerce builders on the market right now.
Running a successful online store depends on a number of factors, and if your ecommerce builder meets them all, then you have a winner. However, it is also important that the builder is easy to use, otherwise, what’s the point? It has to be intuitive and simple, whether we are talking about actually building a store or managing it, with all of what that entails – orders, cancellations, refunds, catalogs, etc. A good ecommerce builder also needs to be affordable. If you had tons of money to spend on an online store, you would probably have hired someone to do it for you. Finally, it needs to look nice and attractive, in order to attract customers.
Long story short, if you are looking for a solid, trustworthy and reliable ecommerce builder for your online store, you should definitely check out our list of the best ecommerce builders at this moment. We are positive you will find one that fits you just right.
When it comes to setting up and operating a successful online store, Shopify is hands down one of the best solutions out there right now. This website builder is focused primarily on ecommerce solutions and offers an online store builder that is both incredibly easy to use and highly functional. Shopify allows you to pick among 100+ designer-made templates that are automatically mobile-friendly, meaning you don’t have to tweak anything to make your store fit on smaller screens. If you want to customize anything about the template, that’s very easy too.
With Shopify, you get an excellent, secure, and reliable shopping cart with checkout that is offered in over 50 different languages, as well as great flexibility in terms of payment options. You get to use Google Adwords and other marketing tools and you can integrate your online store with your social media profiles for better visibility and more traffic. The Shopify online store manager is very intuitive and extremely helpful, whether we are talking about inventory and orders or customer relations. The online store allows full or partial refunds and you can also set different shipping and tax rates depending on your customers’ location. All this can be done on the go thanks to the excellent Shopify mobile app.
Another great thing about this ecommerce builder is that all plans include unlimited products, as well as storage space. Finally, the support is excellent in all areas, whether it’s the large knowledgebase, community forums or helpful and friendly live support.
3dcart is a great, risk-free solution for all shop owners who wish to take their business online, no matter how big or small their store may be. Apart from offering great ecommerce tools, this platform also lets you enjoy a free 15-day trial before purchasing a plan, with no credit card required, and even after you subscribe, you can change your mind within the first month if you decide you are not satisfied with its services and you will get your money back.
With a subscription to one of the three basic plans, you can get up to 25 GB of bandwidth, unlimited storage, unlimited number of products and email accounts and unlimited orders. You might also be happy to hear that 3dcart does not charge any transaction fees. Apart from these three plans, you can also opt for the affordable Nano plan, if your store is still rather small or you just want to add a shopping cart to your website, or go with the pricier High Traffic plans for large volume stores and the priciest Enterprise plan which comes with no limitations and many advanced features and perks.
3dcart offers an abundance of interesting features that your customers are bound to love. It lets them have their purchases gift-wrapped, register for gifts to be purchased at your store, create wish lists they can share with their loved ones, save their shopping carts so they can complete their purchase later, use coupons and buy gift cards for their people they care about.
BigCommerce truly has everything you need to create an excellent online store, run it with ease and watch it grow at an incredible rate. It is an ecommerce platform that was created with both new and established brands in mind and it offers great tools that help you gain new customers daily and constantly expand your business.
If you opt for BigCommerce, you will find that most of the work is automatically done for you. As soon as you create an e-store, it is optimized for search engines from the very start and mobile viewing so your customers can shop at your store on the go. Their superbly designed templates instantly look good, without any customization, so there is no need to worry about your store’s appearance.
In order to make the checkout process as smooth and as quick as possible, BigCommerce integrated with PayPal One Touch and Apple Pay to allow their customers to complete purchases in only one touch. There are numerous payment solutions available, which allows you to accept payments from all over the world. You can also ship to various locations worldwide and customize the shipping rates.
BigCommerce offers you plenty of ways to make your customers happy. It lets you offer them all kinds of discounts, allow them to apply filters to their search for quicker browsing, offer them coupons so they would shop more frequently at your store and provide them with a swift and completely secure checkout experience.
Volusion is an ecommerce builder that takes care of pretty much everything you could need in order to set up a great, functional online store. Advertised as an all-in-one solution, Volusion offers hosting, an online store with a shopping cart, of course, as well as a great selection of tools. The editor itself is rather easy to use and can be mastered quickly. Before you add any items to your store, you get to pick among various nicely designed templates, some of which are completely free. Templates can be customized to meet your specific needs.
The Volusion ecommerce editor allows you to create a slideshow to showcase your items. You can also use features such as quick view and featured product scroll. When it comes to store management, Volusion provides assistance with everything you might need, including creating product listings, inventory tracking, handling returns and refunds, and more.
You also get some pretty powerful SEO tools, which are necessary for improving your store’s search engine rankings and attracting customers. You have the option not only to connect your site with your social media profiles but to actually sell your products directly on Facebook. Amazon and eBay integrations are available too.
Volusion offers over 50+ different payment gateways, including PayPal and Stripe, as well as direct credit card processing. Finally, let’s not forget that the Volusion online stores come with no transaction fees at all, which is amazing. Data storage is unlimited and there is also a 14-day free trial.
As we already mentioned earlier, the whole point of ecommerce builders is their ease, simplicity and affordability. You want an online store for little to no money, and you want it to work well. Ecommerce builders actually allow you to build your own store, but the best part is – you don’t even have to know how. These builders work like wizards that take you through the process stepp by step. You make all the decisions and all the calls, so your online store will definitely be your own, created according to your needs and preferences. But the tools used and the basis for the store – the template – will be provided by the ecommerce builder. That’s the basic principle behind these platforms. Now, the problem is, some ecommerce builders are simply not very good, and some of them are excellent. How to choose? Luckily for you, we have done our homework and researched all the ecommerce builders on the market at this moment, focusing on several important criteria.
As we already stressed several times, a good ecommerce builder is always easy to use. Preferably, it is a drag & drop builder that allows you to manipulate sections and elements easily, creating an impressive storefront with just a minimum of effort and no skill or knowledge at all. All the builders in our list allow you to add items to your online store with great ease, and to divide them into categories, if you like. There should also be an option of alternative colors and sizes, as well as galleries and perhaps even slideshows.
Ecommerce builders come with pre-made templates that you can use for your storefront. If you like them as they are, you don’t have to change anything at all – just add items, prices and other details. However, the templates should be customizable, so that they match the style and the overall vibe of your store and your products.
For many users, editing and managing your shopping cart is the scariest bit, because it’s the most important one. If your shopping cart is not professional-looking and easy to use, your customers might quit on you. Some of the builders on our list use third-party carts, but that shouldn’t turn you off, because those are always reliable, trustworthy carts from companies that only provide that particular service. Of course, some builders have their bespoke carts, and that’s always nice to see. The builders in our list offer some interesting shopping cart features, from multi-language checkout, one-page checkout and to custom shipping options and tax rates.
It’s always a nice touch to add coupons and discounts to your online store, so a good website builder should be able to offer you that possibility. Your ecommerce builder also needs to make store management a breeze, because this particular segment can often get a bit stressful. Fortunately, we made sure to include only the builders that have plenty of management options and tools, from inventory tracking, refund options and order fulfillment, to customer accounts. Various marketing and SEO tools, as well as at least some kind of analytics tools, are also important.
We also made sure to include only the ecommerce builders that offer vast payment possibilities – not just PayPal and major credit cards but also some of the alternative payment methods. Low credit card rates and fees are also a big plus, of course.
Another important thing to look out for is security, especially when it comes to checkout. Many builders offer SSL certificates, for free or upon extra charge, an important feature that provides a valuable layer of security to you and your customers.
As you can see, there are many things to look out for in ecommerce builders, and there is the issue of support and price, as always. It may look complicated and scary, but that’s precisely the reason why we researched the market and created this list – to help you in your first steps towards a successful online store.


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Ah yes, thanks for reminding me haha. I only accept paypal!
Someone with Alertpay middleman this.
I might consider buying an ad slot.. If by the time I decide there is still a slot, anyways.

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Ingvar Kamprad at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology, on 17 May, 2013.
Sweden's Ikea founder Ingvar Kamprad, 84, is stepping down from Inter Ikea Holding SA's board and will hand over control to his youngest son Mathias Kamprad.
The Ikea brand is run by a number of entities. Inter IKEA Holding SA is owned by a foundation based in Liechtenstein. It is the main holding company in Ikea's complex corporate structure.
One of the holding companies, The Ingka holding company, is a separate company which operates about 300 Ikea furniture stores world-wide.
Mathias, will become chairman of the board of Inter Ikea Holding SA, which controls the Inter Ikea Group that in turn owns the Ikea brand.
"I see this as a good time for me to leave the board of Inter IKEA Group. By that we are also taking another step in the generation shift that has been ongoing for some years," said Ingvar Kamprad in a statement.
Mathias will replace Chairman Per Ludvigsson, 70, who for some years has been planning to retire as chairman of Inter Ikea Holding. Prior to his appointment, Mathias, the youngest of three sons, served as director of the board, the statement said.
The Kamprad family controls Ikea through a complex corporate structure comprising of foundations and associated firms.
Ingvar is the chairman of the Dutch-registered Stichting Ingka Foundation, which controls the Ikea Group, the owner of 302 of the 343 Ikea stores the world over.
Ingvar also serves on the board of the family-managed Interogo Foundation, which in turn owns the Inter Ikea Group. Every year, the Inter Ikea Group collects 3% of Ikea stores' sales the world over annually.
Mathias too serves on the board of the Interogo Foundation.
His siblings Jonas and Peter have roles on boards within the groups.
The Inter IKEA Group reported a surge in net profit to €443m (£378m / $579m) for 2012, from €87m (£74m / $113m) a year before, owing to a trademark transfer transaction. Interogo turned over the IKEA trademark to the Group and invested €3.6m in it.
Ingvar said his association with IKEA would carry on. "I will continue to spend time in the stores and in the factories to work with people and help achieve constant improvement. Our journey has just started."

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Northland Pioneer College -- Show Low (White Mountain Campus Wmc), located in Show Low, AZ has a ColSafe Safety Grade C. It has a high rating on crime against women on-campus and off campus. It has 0 hate crime reported in the last few years. The drug and alcohol abuse is also high and property crime is very high. There were 4 criminal incidents reported near the campus last reported year..
According to the reported data, Northland Pioneer College -- Show Low, White Mountain Campus Wmc, Show Low AZ, has a “High” risk of crime against women. There have been a total of 0 incident reported for the last year of report on crime against women. However there have been total of 1 incidents reported in 2011 on crime against women.
According to the reported data, Northland Pioneer College -- Show Low, White Mountain Campus Wmc, Show Low AZ, has a “Very Low” risk of hate crimes. There have been a total of 0 incident since the reporting began on hate crimes.
According to the reported data, Northland Pioneer College -- Show Low, White Mountain Campus Wmc, Show Low AZ, has a “High” risk of drug and alcohol abuse. Total reported incidents for the last year of report were 2 which included 2 on-campus and recidence hall incidents. There were 0 off-campus incidents.
According to the reported data, Northland Pioneer College -- Show Low, White Mountain Campus Wmc, Show Low AZ, has a “Very High” risk of property crime. Total reported incidents for the last year of report were 1 which included 1 on-campus and recidence hall incidents. There were 0 off-campus incidents.
According to the reported data, Northland Pioneer College -- Show Low, White Mountain Campus Wmc, Show Low AZ, has a “Low” risk of weapons crime. Total reported incidents for the last year of report were 1 which included 1 on-campus and recidence hall incidents. There were 0 off-campus incidents.


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The Republican debates have repeatedly highlighted candidate differences on immigration and the Paris attack placed Syrian refugees on the front page. The issue may decide who is the Republican nominee. The candidates are making clear there is little room for any nuance. This is partially a reflection of the public’s visceral reaction to the Paris massacre, but it also expresses the long-established Republican rank and file hostility to America’s immigration policy.
A poll in the last week shows a majority of Americans opposing accepting Syrian refugees, which corresponded to more than half the states’ governors stating they wouldn’t accept any. Their authority on the issue is not clear, but the politics is clearly controversial for most politicians and has a litmus test quality for Republicans.
The public is closely divided on the question of building a fence along the entire U.S.-Mexican border (46% favor, 48% oppose), but Republicans are overwhelmingly in favor (73%).
U.S. immigration policy’s linkage with terrorism may give Republicans an advantage with an issue that had considerable downside risk with both immigrant populations and more reasonable voters who can support a path to citizenship if accompanied with sufficient conditions.
Not since President George W. Bush in 2001 has the world heard the term “act of war” as frequently as it has since Friday’s Paris massacre. President Obama rejected the war terminology and banned it in his first year of office. The War on Terror became a criminal justice activity in America and a special ops strategy to attack specific terrorist cells and networks abroad. Further, the administration refuses to label various perpetrators of terror and the leaders of the ISIS Islamic terrorists.
Obama’s statement of sympathy after the attacks highlights his philosophy of a narrow engagement with ISIS. He made no reference to Islam and offered to support the French “bringing the terrorists to justice” and go after terrorist networks and help on investigations.
It appears his approach is being swept aside by the horrific events and leaders, both foreign and domestic, who intend on a more aggressive response to ISIS.
As Barack Obama’s presidency ends, his foreign policy accomplishments are becoming increasingly muddled. Events and politics are undermining his goal to reduce the American military involvement and depend on diplomacy. The Paris attack is just the latest and most serious blow. A quick scan of world hotspots highlights Obama’s problems.
Ukraine. Although a fragile cease fire is holding in Ukraine, mostly due to Russian interest in maintaining it, pressure is building from regional allies to step up NATO’s ability to counter Russia’s newly honed skill at disrupting neighbors with a so-called “hybrid war.” The long-term trend of reducing troops in Europe is now in reverse as men, war materials and exercises with NATO partners increase.
Although Obama has kept the U.S. out of arming Ukraine and provided only minimal assistance, pressure is building to do more. And while it is unlikely Obama will change policy, the next administration may. The momentum is for more action, not less. President Putin has shown himself as an effective opportunist. His military is getting stronger and his aggressive nationalism is playing well at home.
Asia. The administration pivoted to engage China where possible and counter it where needed. But China is a difficult power to manage. As the recent naval exchange in the South China Sea around China’s manmade islands make clear, America’s basic role in ensuring navigation and protecting allies is being threatened, and neither President Xi Jinping nor his military is likely to change the direction they are on. It will be a major challenge for the next administration.
Iran: The nuclear agreement is his signature policy. It contains Obama’s desire to change policy direction, use diplomacy, engage allies and achieve a laudable goal. But the agreement doesn’t have domestic support, and as Iran’s recent rhetoric and behavior makes clear, they have no intention in opening the country up to Western influence or especially Americans or dampening their regional support for Shia-inspired conflict.
Libya: An effort to help allies and protect a people without follow-up has left a failed state and a platform for Jihadists.
Israel and Palestine: No real progress and an alienated Israel leadership.
Iraq: Withdraw completed in December 2011, but in September 2014 had to re-introduce air power and a few support troops to fight Sunni army that filled the vacuum of power. Little progress after the year of militarization.
Syria: After proclaiming Assad must go did little to encourage it when it might have helped. Obama finally adopted a policy of training and arming an army of anti-ISIL moderates, which spectacularly failed. ISIL took advantage of the vacuum and now Russia props up Assad and makes war on both so-called moderate anti-Assad forces and ISIL.
Afghanistan: Afghanistan is where Obama reluctantly accepted military advice for a surge of troops, but added a withdrawal date. The mission is generally not going well and a small number (probably insufficient) of troops will remain.
Even before the Paris tragedy, the domestic criticism from Republicans and some Democrats is as heavy, if not as lethal, as the shooting in the field. As this scan indicates, Obama’s foreign policy goals are mostly under attack from foreign actors who do not share his or America’s goals and values and do not play by his rules. There have been some highlights and he has a few more goals, such as closing the Guantanamo facility, but he will be mostly playing defense the next twelve months.
Nine days in October from the Democratic debate on October 13 through the Benghazi hearing on October 22, Hillary Clinton took command of the nomination of the Democratic Party.
Her steady performance in the two events won plaudits and the ending of Joe Biden’s shadow campaign extinguished the doubts that had come to overshadow the campaign from its April start through the summer and fall e-mail controversy.
Endorsements, many of whom are Democratic convention super delegates (Clinton claims more than 400 on road to 2,250 needed), and campaign contributions, which are now rolling into the campaign and her super PAC ($30 million in last reporting period; total through June - $98 million, $20 million in super PAC). Her polling position is well above half the Democratic Party voters nationally and she is now even with Bernie Sanders in New Hampshire, the only early state he had registered a lead.
Of course, Clinton still has an outstanding investigation, but that is hardly a new phenomenon for the Clintons. Republicans should not depend on it to derail her nomination.
Keith Coffman in a Reuters post-Colorado recall election story points out that the Jefferson County recall election involved a host of issues beyond just the Board’s perceived anti-union approach. Although the loss of union control in a well-off suburban school district was a “challenge to their survival,” I pointed out in that the large margin of the recall victory “showed there was wider discontent with the trio’s performance” (the school board’s conservative majority).
In an effort to reverse school reform (a word in some controversy) in Colorado, the national and local teachers union orchestrated a statewide counterattack on conservative board members and picked up seats in the Douglas County, Adams 12, Colorado Springs 11, Steamboat Springs, Mesa and Greeley. They took back control of Thompson School District in Loveland.
Two very identifiable tiers have been established in the Republican nomination field: Donald Trump and Ben Carson in the lead, followed by Marco Rubio and Ted Cruz, both of whom benefited from their CNBC debate performances.
But Republicans, especially the very power establishment, remain unconvinced that Carson can either go the distance or has the depth to be the nominee, and Trump’s ad hoc campaign and lack of a predictable philosophy causes considerable anxiety.
Talk has begun that no candidate gets much more than 30 percent of the delegates, and there could be the feistiest brokered convention since 1948 and the Dewey nomination (3 ballots).
Although the Republican Party and presidential candidates are angry with NBC News, this latest NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll is likely to be accepted as an accurate snapshot of the race (10-29-15).
Carson and Trump do not seem to be going away, which was expected by much of the Republican establishment. Along with Rubio and Cruz, the four lead in the latest poll, which seems to blend the results of the CNBC debate with the continued ascent of Ben Carson.
The last four NBC/WSJ polls show the steady improvement of Carson to the lead at 29 percent, the plateau of Donald Trump at or below the mid-20s, and consistent leadership of the second tier by Marco Rubio and Ted Cruz. Jeb Bush is now the straggler in the tier. The third tier has shown no movement, with the exception of Carly Fiorina’s bump up after the October debate, but it appeared to quickly decay.
The post-debate NBC News SurveyMonkey poll showed a very angry Republican electorate, which judged Cruz the overall debate winner with 24 percent, Rubio second at 20 percent, with Carson (15%) and Trump (17%) closely following. Importantly, Trump wins “best at handling the economy” hands down at 41 percent.
Nearly half (48%) of Republican voters are very dissatisfied with how Washington works and they mostly supported Trump and Carson. Trump is stronger with men and Tea Party supporters and Carson wins Evangelicals and “very conservative” voters and does better with women than Trump.
The brief Trump and Carson can’t or won’t win the nomination. They will implode (becoming less likely as time passes) or the polls will show they will destroy the entire ticket and the establishment will revolt (possible).
Independent money PACs (Citizens United) have given campaigns, even weak ones, enough cash to get to the first few nominating events; i.e., into early March.
An optimist belief that lightning could strike and an opponent collapses or a debate-type breakout occurs.
There were a few surprises in this election, but the Denver predictions made in my blog on September 3 held up (Denver Voters Face Five Major Issues in November: Prediction). I reported them on 9KUSA and 850 KOA Monday.
In my blog on October 30, 9KUSA: Balance of Power – Jeffco Recall Election, I predicted the pro recall forces would win. As I said on KOA, you expect proponents who go to all the effort to petition a recall and spend hundreds of thousands of dollars are going to have the advantage.
The conversation in Denver the last two weeks was that longtime political activist and school board president, Happy Haynes, was in trouble. Besides the controversy related to two jobs, people talked about the outsider advantage and made reference to the Chris Nevitt rule, that is, a surprise loss for the establishment candidate.
Floyd Ciruli (L) and Gary Shapiro talk about the election.


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For the past 10 years I’ve been having discussions with many schools about using IP based security cameras in a large number of varied environments. Throughout this time I’ve come across a number of things that school’s maybe haven’t considered, or have incorrectly believed about the technology.
1. Who's watching your facilities when you aren't around?
Often schools have alarm systems that protect the internals of buildings, but who is watching the exterior of your facilities. Much of today’s vandalism in schools takes place outside buildings, and while you could employ a security guard to patrol the grounds, they can only cover one area at a time. Schools often forget to think about external damage, theft, unauthorised access and vagrancy when they are thinking about security and how security cameras can enhance their overall campus security plans.
2. Cameras are a deterrent.
Most people are less likely to do things when they know they are being recorded, so a security camera solution that is well advertised around a facility actually lowers the security risk.
3. Duty of care for your staff and students.
Every school has a responsibility to provide a duty of care to its staff and students. Security cameras can definitely help with that. Most Schools think it’s about someone monitoring the cameras behind a huge back of monitors like you see on the movies. In reality, it’s not like that at all. Modern camera systems allow you to quickly retrieve specific footage historically, so it becomes easy to corroborate the stories you are being told. Security footage helps remove the personal perspective from stories by having a clear record of what happened around your school. I’ve heard many stories of school yard incidents that have been able to be sorted out based on the footage.
If I had a dollar for every time I’ve heard “I can get a cheap system from the electronics store down the road and install it myself” I would be a very happy man! Like many things in life, with security cameras, you get what you pay for. You can’t expect to get the features and quality from a system that isn’t designed to provide it.
Perhaps the best piece of advice I can offer here is that when it comes to security cameras, you need to undertake a detailed discovery of the area needing to be covered. That way you get the right cameras in the right locations. You don’t always need the high resolution cameras if you are choosing specific cameras to undertake specify tasks.
"Like many things in life, with security cameras, you get what you pay for. You can’t expect to get the features and quality from a system that isn’t designed to provide it."
5. You can use them for education.
Schools are installing them into teaching spaces to record science practicals and demonstrations during lesson time and then provide afterhours security.
You can connect to the live stream and broadcast a sporting event or performance to your community.
Capture a time-lapse of a building project or facility upgrade to show on your website or at the grand opening.
If you’d like to know more about IP based security camera systems and how they can assist your school in becoming more secure, increase your duty of care level or provide you with innovative ways to enhance the teaching and learning for your students, contact Stuart or a member of the Trident team today!


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16 "Quick Print" stand-up stations.
There are 6 computers reserved for guests. Guests may come to the Library Service Desk to obtain a login for them.
These stations provide quick access to the Library Catalog only, no other web access is available. One kiosk is located across from the Library Service Desk on the first floor. A few others are located on the north and south end of the second and third floors.
The Multimedia Lab located on the second floor, has equipment and software for preparing multimedia presentations.
PML312 Computer Lab - Group Study Rooms, third floor.
Report technical/computer problems to the IT Service Center located in PML 109 (1st floor).
Over 50 PCs are available for student use. For a complete list of available software, see the Software in Academic Computing Labs page.


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The Australian cover for Jane Harper's new novel Force of Nature has been unveiled.
Force of Nature will hit shelves in Australia in October, and is due for release in the US, the UK and in translation in 2018.
The book is the second outing from the author of The Dry, which was named Book of the Year at the 2017 Indie Awards last month.
Force of Nature sees the return of Federal Police officer Aaron Falk, this time facing a fresh mystery in the wilds of the Australian bushland.
Jane said the novel is similar in tone and feel to The Dry, and while not a direct sequel, it builds on a number of themes and characters introduced in her first book.
"I'm so thrilled to be able to share this first glimpse of the beautiful Australian cover," Jane said. "I'm really excited to introduce Force of Nature to readers, and I hope those who enjoyed The Dry will enjoy this second book just as much."

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text: Here is a question. Working with TightVNC and UltraVNC. More specifically TightVNC Viewer connecting to UltraVNC Server with domain authentication turned on. If I want a TightVNC Viewer to connect in and it doesn't have domain authentication capability, is there a way to get those specific types of systems to use the generic access passwords without turning off domain authentication on the server?


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A single vehicle collision has been slowing traffic heading westbound on the A17 Sleaford bypass.
According to witness reports it appears to have involved two cars between A153 and Holdingham roundabout shortly before 8.45am.
One vehicle is a blue Renault Clio.
A police spokesman said there no injuries to occupants.
It was causing slow traffic as one lane was partially blocked.
Emergency services attended to clear the scene.