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The Gordon and Marion Smith Foundation for Young Artists, in North Vancouver, was founded in 2002 by the visionary team at the North Vancouver School District and Artists for Kids to build an endowment fund to provide art enrichment opportunities for the children of British Columbia.
Since then the Smith Foundation has expanded to encompass the curation of exhibitions and the development of public programs of the Gordon Smith Gallery of Canadian Art, a gallery dedicated to young audiences.
We named the Gordon and Marion Smith Foundation For Young Artists and the Gordon Smith Gallery of Canadian Art after two champions of the arts and education in Canada Gordon Smith and his late wife, Marion.
Gordon Smith is a celebrated Canadian artist whose work can be seen in celebrated collections such as the National Gallery of Canada, the Vancouver Art Gallery, the Museum of Modern Art in New York, the Smithsonian Institute in Washington, DC., and the Victoria and Albert Museum in London, England. Throughout his career, Gordon has and continues, to believe in the value of supporting art education for youth. This dedication to the arts led Gordon to mentor young artists including some of today’s most influential names in contemporary Canadian art. He finds great satisfaction in uniting the community through his art. To this day, at the age of 96, he still finds time to mentor young artists and give painting lessons to children in his neighbourhood.
Many often remark that Marion had two careers – as a celebrated social worker and as Gordon’s boss. Her opinion and great eye for art influenced Gordon, he always asked her opinion on his latest work. Her career in Social Services for the City of Vancouver was marked by her strong belief that supporting the arts created healthy communities. Marion’s dedication to visual arts education at all levels made lasting contributions to the cultural life of this province.
Together, their tireless work and dedication over the past 50 years has influenced the progression of Canadian art and helped to shape the lives of thousand of young artists.
It is this legacy that we continue at the Smith Foundation, to nurture and develop a love of the arts in our communities.


text: The right place to experience the full whack of the Irish Craft Beer industry. Kilkenny hosts the entire Micro Brewing industry of Ireland in what is lined up to be the Craft Beer Festival of the year. This great festival has been made possible by the orgainsers, Costellos Brewery and supporters.

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Durants School - Where Could we go as a Family?
Cinema is a fun leisure activity for the whole family but can be expensive. If you are in receipt of disability living allowance you are entitled to a CEA card which allows an accompanying carer in for free. You can get an application form for a CEA card from cinemas across the country or download the form on line at www.ceacard.co.uk.
Some cinemas, including the Odeon in Lea Valley often have special screenings for people with Autism.
Swimming is another fun activity and is free to all children 16 and under.
Clown town is more for the younger children and has a height restriction of 4’9’’. If your child meets the height restriction it is well worth a visit. Clown town is an indoor adventure playground and party centre with its own cafe on sight.
A family farm with petting areas, adventure playgrounds, nature walks and picnic areas. Fun for the whole family. There is an admission fee but concession for disabilities.

industry_corpus2: Subject Education


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I'm looking for the Stillen Classic lip for my 2002 Maxima. Do you have one or have access to one? Another Maxima.org member reference you. Thanks.
Hey just wondering how you liked the gr2 tein s tech set up i want to go with the same thing on my 96. Is the ride rough, is it a nice drop etc. Thanks man!
Hello Ghost_54. I dont know if my messages are getting through, but thankyou for the advice. Im sorry its taken so long to reply. i appreciate any advice anybody has to offer on here. Im curious about the computer, does it have a back up battery like a regular mother board, or is it standlaone,and just relies on the cars sensors to reprogram it. f not, id better get it done. Yhanks again.
And thank you for the very kind comments about the look my car has taken on.
I have seen you car, and it looks like one of the nicest on the web! I love it. I am trying to make my fog's look cleaner, brighter, and match my xenon headlights (white color). I am not very expeienced with this kind of thing yet however. I have looked it up and all,but do you only have to get under the car and pull the bulb out? is their more it it? If i buy a 100w bulb is it going to over head and damage the housing? any help you can provide I'd be greatful for.
i was wondering how the s techs and kyb struts are holding up. did u ever have any problems with them?
thanks for all the info. you answered everything i needed to know and in the detail i was looking for. glad to know there are helpful members on this forum! but unfortunately my engine took a **** on me today (p0303).. well that's another story.. thanks!

industry_corpus2: Automobiles


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Acknowledgments: The authors thank Drs. Laurence M. Epstein, Gilbert H. Mudge Jr., Patrick T. O'Gara, and Sharon C. Reimold for significant contributions to the development of the treatment algorithm outlined in this manuscript.
Requests for Single Reprints: William H. Maisel, MD, MPH, Cardiovascular Division, Brigham and Women's Hospital, 75 Francis Street, Boston, MA 02115; e-mail, wmaisel@partners.org.
Current Author Addresses: Drs. Maisel and Stevenson: Cardiovascular Division, Brigham and Women's Hospital, 75 Francis Street, Boston, MA 02115.
Dr. Rawn: Division of Cardiac Surgery, Brigham and Women's Hospital, 75 Francis Street, Boston, MA 02115.
To review the epidemiology, mechanisms, complications, predictors, prevention, and treatment of atrial fibrillation following cardiac surgery.
MEDLINE search of English-language reports published between 1966 and 2000 and a search of references of relevant papers.
Clinical and basic research studies on atrial fibrillation after cardiac surgery.
Relevant clinical information was extracted from selected articles.
Atrial fibrillation occurs in 10% to 65% of patients after cardiac surgery, usually on the second or third postoperative day. Postoperative atrial fibrillation is associated with increased morbidity and mortality and longer, more expensive hospital stays. Prophylactic use of β-adrenergic blockers reduces the incidence of postoperative atrial fibrillation and should be administered before and after cardiac surgery to all patients without contraindication. Prophylactic amiodarone and atrial overdrive pacing should be considered in patients at high risk for postoperative atrial fibrillation (for example, patients with previous atrial fibrillation or mitral valve surgery).
For patients who develop atrial fibrillation after cardiac surgery, a strategy of rhythm management or rate management should be selected. For patients who are hemodynamically unstable or highly symptomatic or who have a contraindication to anticoagulation, rhythm management with electrical cardioversion, amiodarone, or both is preferred. Treatment of the remaining patients should focus on rate control because most will spontaneously revert to sinus rhythm within 6 weeks after discharge. All patients with atrial fibrillation persisting for more than 24 to 48 hours and without contraindication should receive anticoagulation.
Atrial fibrillation frequently complicates cardiac surgery. Many cases can be prevented with appropriate prophylactic therapy. A strategy of rhythm management for symptomatic patients and rate management for all other patients usually results in reversion to sinus rhythm within 6 weeks of discharge.
Published: Ann Intern Med. 2001;135(12):1061-1073.

industry_corpus2: Health & Medicine


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Last weekend I chaired an International online symposium with 6 speaker hubs (Melbourne, Beirut, Ljubljana, Frankfurt, Amsterdam and Bern), ~40 listening hubs and 100’s of individual attendees logging-in via an app or their browsers from all continents on the globe. The technology worked remarkably well with no time delay when switching between speakers and answering questions. One of the observer’s in my speaking hub brought his daughter, Charlotte, along to the event and she took the liberty of drawing a picture of the stage in Bern. As you can see I am standing at the lectern speaking: ‘Blah, blah, blah, ……”. There is another speaker on the screen from one of the remote hubs and then their are two empty chairs. I simply love the picture hence my urge to share it with you.
This meeting was a revelation to me and I can’t stop thinking about how many air miles, and carbon emissions, were saved by using new technology. The experience has buzzed me up so much that I am now exploring the option of launching OCTRIMS (Online Committee for Treatment and Research in Multiple Sclerosis). I envisage OCTRIMS being short themed online scientific conferences with short pecha kucha presentations in place of posters, a few keynote talks from leading experts, these will be TED-like talks no longer than 15 minutes in length, a sponsored online mini-symposium and a session for people with MS and their families. The idea would be to run OCTRIMS conferences live and to then put all the presentations on the web for asynchronous viewing. All the presentations will be open for Q&A for 1-2 week period to allow proper scientific discourse.
OCTRIMS conferences will be short, succinct, high-value, high-quality, themed, free and most importantly environmentally friendly. If technology is changing the world why shouldn’t it change the way MS researchers share knowledge? What do you think?
Drawn by Charlotte, Saturday 5th November 2016, Bern, Switzerland.
How pharmas will do their marketing show in this OCTRIMS ???
Seriously for science and patients, it is a great idea. You will involve more researchers, as the cost will be minimal. And , in addition to be better for our planet, ultimately it will speed the understanding of the disease, best practices and new treatments.
Re: "How pharmas will do their marketing show in this OCTRIMS ???"
Pharma will be treated like any other researcher/scientist. They will be able to submit abstracts of their works and it will be peer-reviewed. We will also allow Pharma to sponsor mini-symposia, which happens already at other conferences. They won't be able to sponsor individuals to attend the meeting as we plan to make it free. Although, the latter is our aim, I am a realist; OCTRIMS will cost money and we will have to cover our running costs.
I did not get time to comment on your post yesterday, but doesn't today's post contradict yesterday's post? I believe that technology will change how we do medicine but I believe that it will make things better. Teleconferencing is mature, medical tech for consults is a 'dial-up' tech level. We do not know how tech will integrate in the medical space, I think that data will be king, and the soft skills will be different. Unclear what that picture will be.
RE: "…but doesn't today's post contradict yesterday's post?"
No. Yesterday's post was about consultations between HCPs and Patients (one-to-one relationships). Today's post is about environmentally-friendly knowledge exchange between researchers and between researchers and patients.
I've followed this blog since the start and have lost count of the conferences, workshops…. you have attended. Dining in posh restaurants, being picked up at the airport by a limousine. You always moan afterwards untill the next one comes along. I feel sorry for newly qualified neuros interested in research and looking forward to visiting interesting countries around the world. Will they get a chance to sit in airport lounges, wrack up millions of air miles? No. Prof G, 52, the most well travelled neuro on the globe, responsible alone for a 1C rise in sea temperatures, has decided that video conferencing is the future. I sold my BA shares today. I wrote to the PM to cancel the third runway at Heathrow. Have I been to quick? Brexit, Trump, Prof G not flying all over the world. What odds could you have got on these three seismic events happening?
#ClinicSpeak & #BrainHealth: how much more data do we need to convince people to treat MS early?

industry_corpus2: Biopharmaceuticals


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industry_corpus2: Programming


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Check out our Easter Special!
If you’re looking for high quality and personal service, you’ve come to the right place! At Brannon Septic, we will give you the attention and personal service you come to expect and deserve. We offer the best service in the Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex and surrounding counties with competitive rates.
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Ellefson Transportation Group will provide quality and reliable services to our valued customers and business partners. We will be good stewards within our community, provide a safe and rewarding workplace, and leave a positive footprint on the environment.
Ellefson Transportation Group will achieve continued growth, profitability and brand awareness through diversified services. We will develop new opportunities that increase market share and industry presence. Our future success will enhance the client experience and provide secury and growth opportunities for all employees.
Ellefson Transportation Group will meet customer needs and gain trust through responsive, reliable, and professional services. We are dedicated to excellence in our attitudes and actions with our customers, associates and peers. We take pride in our performance, equipment, appearance, safety and environment. We will hold ourselves accountable to these principles while maintaining profitability.

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April 4th from 5pm to 8pm at the MLILY USA Showroom at High Point Market.
Showroom 110 in the Russell Building at 401 E Russell Avenue, High Point, NC 27260.
Please RSVP so that we can reserve a spot for you at this special event.
We look forward to seeing you and showing you how we are Redefining Sleep in 2019!
Donations for Special Spaces Organization are highly appreciated.


text: The fastest way to someone’s affection? A gift of food and wine if you want our opinion. Choose from boxes of bubbles, stacks of sweet chocolate, and just about every other delicacy in between, and be safe in the knowledge you gift is a good one!

industry_corpus2: Hospitality & Catering


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Rooted in our religious history and theological callings, this 6-week series explores reproductive “health,” “rights,” and “justice”; opens awareness of reproductive oppression; offers opportunities to learn about ourselves and each other as sexual and reproductive beings; and equips us to move forward, out into the world, with integrity and vision. This session provides an introduction to the full meaning of reproductive justice.
I remember being a new Unitarian Universalist—sometimes it feels like yesterday. The first thing I did was try to find a systematic theology for my new faith. I was surprised when I noticed UUs don’t systematize theology in the same way many faiths do, especially evangelical ones. This was difficult for me to grasp, especially as I was asking the wrong questions. As I began to walk the path of understanding the UU Faith, I found joy in the strangest of places. And I also found we UUs do systematize our faith not with words but deeds as we hold that revelation is not sealed but continuous.
YUUth (ages 15-17): Cosmos: A Personal Voyage – The YUUth will watch and discuss the original Cosmos series covering a wide range of scientific subjects, including the origin of life and a perspective of our place in the universe.


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This MIB module is an extension to the standard IGMP MIBs.
This table contains IGMP filter profile information.
An entry representing an IGMP filter profile.
A unique integer value used to identify entries in this table.
This value indicates whether IGMP messages from the address ranges in this profile are allowed or denied.
The list of ports to which this profile applies.
The number of packets that were matched by this profile and dropped.
This table contains IGMP filter profile address ranges.
An entry containing an IGMP filter profile address range.
An integer value used to uniquely identify entries in this table within a particular IGMP filter profile.
This value indicates the type of address contained in the corresponding instances of bsIgmpExtFilterRangeAddressStart and bsIgmpExtFilterRangeAddressEnd. Currently only values of ipv4(1) and ipv6(2) are allowed.
The starting address of this range. Only multicast addresses are allowed.
The ending address of this range. Only multicast addresses are allowed.
This object is used to clear IGMP profile statistics. Setting it to a particular profile ID will clear statistics for that profile. Setting it to 0 will clear statistics for all profiles. When read, the value is always 0.
This object returns the number of available hardware resources for IGMP.
This object is used to set the 5510 hardware compatilibity mode for IGMP.
This object is required when flushing the multicast information on all vlans. At retrieval, the object has the value none(1). flushAllGroup - Flushes the multicast groups learned on all vlans. flushAllStream - Flushes the multicast streams received on all vlans. flushAllMrouter - Deletes all the multicast mrouters. flushAll - Flushes all the multicast groups, streams and mrouters on all vlans.
This object returns the number of streams for IGMP.
This object returns the number of groups for IGMP.
This objects controls whether Multicast VLAN Registration is enabled globally.
This objects specifies the MVR source VLAN ID.
A table listing the Multicast VLAN Registration groups.
An entry representing an IGMP MVR address group.
The IGMP MVR group's multicast IP address.
The IGMP MVR group's netmask.
This object controls creation and deletion of rows in this table.
A table listing the Multicast VLAN Registration VLAN receivers.
An entry representing an IGMP MVR VLAN receiver group.
This objects specifies the ID of a VLAN receiver that bounds to MVR.

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The albumen print, also called albumen silver print, was invented in 1850 by Louis Désiré Blanquart-Evrard, and was the first commercially exploitable method of producing a photographic print on a paper base from a negative. It used the albumen found in egg whites to bind the photographic chemicals to the paper and became the dominant form of photographic positives from 1855 to the turn of the 20th century, with a peak in the 1860-90 period.
Made on a piece of paper, 100% cotton, coated with an emulsion of egg white (albumen) and salt (sodium chloride or ammonium chloride), then dried. The albumen seals the paper and creates a slightly glossy surface for the sensitizer to rest on. The paper is then dipped in a solution of silver nitrate and water which renders the surface sensitive to UV light. The paper is then dried in the absence of UV light.
The dried, prepared paper is placed in a frame in direct contact under a negative. The negative is traditionally a glass negative with collodion emulsion, but this step can be performed with a modern silver halide negative, too. The paper with negative is then exposed to light until the image achieves the desired level of darkness, which is typically a little lighter than the end product. A bath of sodium thiosulfate fixes the print’s exposure, preventing further darkening. Optional gold or selenium toning improves the photograph’s tone and stabilizes against fading. Depending on the toner, toning may be performed before or after fixing the print.
Egg white, sodium or ammonium chloride, paper, sodium thiosulfate.

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Nicole Scherzinger loves tea and a good Sunday roast – she’s a girl after our English hearts.
She fronted one of the best-selling girl groups of all time in The Pussycat Dolls until they split in 2010, stole the hearts of the nation when she joined the X Factor UK for two seasons as a judge in 2012 and has most recently starred as Grizabella on the West End in a celebrated run of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Cats. Is there anything the Hawaiian-born superstar can’t do?
When we caught up with Nicole she was enjoying the sunshine in LA, fresh from a weekend partying at Coachella festival in Palm Springs and shooting her latest add for Müller Püd Corner.
Nicole’s latest role saw her take on Grizabella in Cats the muscial.
Goodtoknow: How do you keep energized with such a busy schedule?
Sleep is key! And lots of water. I also love a good cuppa or a cup of coffee. My new go to thing is coconut water though – I’ll have that in the morning and when I’m feeling low on energy throughout the day.
What’s your favourite pre and post work out snack?
Bananas or a piece of fruit – I try not to eat too much before a work out so I’ll just have something light.
You’re incredibly fit – how do you stay in shape?
I’m really into hot yoga right now. I also love to just zone out, listen to music and jog. All you need is a good playlist – especially since the good weather is coming in the UK and there are so many gorgeous parks. I love taking advantage of all those parks when I’m in the UK.
What’s the best diet tip anyone’s ever given you?
Have everything in moderation. And I have to practice it more myself, but not eating too late at night – it really makes a huge difference.
Cheese, turkey, cherry tomatoes, almond milk, a little bit of normal milk for my tea, coconut water, eggs – and all the basics. And a Müller Püd Corner of course!
What’s a typical breakfast, lunch and dinner like for you?
My favourite breakfast is six-minute eggs with smoked salmon and toast. Or just scrambled eggs with a turkey sausage or turkey bacon. For lunch I’ll have sushi, a sandwich or a salad. And for dinner I love seafood pasta, fish and brown rice and veggies or chicken, brown rice and veggies.
Nicole keeps her body red carpet ready with yoga and jogging.
I love chocolate, I love those kettle cooked crisps, chocolate truffles. I love the new Müller Pud Chocolate Pud with the chocolate balls because it’s a little healthier, but it still feels light. Oh, and I also love pizza, a good curry and a good Sunday roast!
What are your top tips for feeling good?
Make a great playlist to inspire you to work out. Try yoga and meditation and pray when you can. Have a bath and a massage to treat yourself – I’m really into aromatherapy so I love bath salts, oils and candles.
I’ve got a new show coming up in the US called I Can Do That, which is a one-hour variety and comedy series. And who knows what else the future holds – I definitely want to do more music and I thoroughly enjoyed my time on the west end in Cats. But I’m open; wherever I can be of service and creating some really awesome stuff.
Beauty product… Jouer Illuminating Skin Highlighting Moisturiser and Mac’s Highlighter.
Make up look… A really good creamy black eyeliner for a good smoky eye. I also love a good contour before you put your bronzer on, on your eyes and your cheekbones and underneath your jaw line – it looks great!
Fashion accessory… I love hats. I wear them all year round, but right now I’m putting all my hair up in my favourite hat so it looks like I have short hair. It changes up my look.
The star’s current favourite accesory is a big hat.
Hairstyle… I love my hair with just a little bit of beachyness – a voluminous Victoria Secret type look – like Bridget Bardot meets surfer girl!
Style Icons… Kate Moss, Gwen Steffani and JLo. Kate’s got this effortless look. Gwen has a really graphic, smart punk look but she still keeps it street and JLo is like expensive street chic too.
Stress buster… Watch a movie. I saw one the other day called Little Boy – it was fascinating.
Natural remedy… Raw apple cider vinegar. It’s great to balance out the acid within your body, so I’ll have some before I go to bed or if I’m feeling a bit sick. Just a tiny bit, a sip, cleans you out.

industry_corpus2: Film & Entertainment


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We (or “us”) means F&W Media International Limited, a registered limited company (number 04003207) whose registered address is Pynes Hill Court, Pynes Hill, Rydon Lane, Exeter, England, EX2 5AZ. F&W Media International is the data controller of this website under agreement to partner with the Royal School of Needlework to provide this website.
We are registered with the Information Commissioner’s Office as a data controller under number Z5665198.
You may provide us data by filling in forms on our site or by corresponding with us (either by telephone, email or in person), for example if you register to use our site, subscribe to our service, participate in discussion boards or other social media functions on our site, enter a competition, promotion or survey, and when you report a problem with our site. The data you give us may include (but is not limited to) your name, address, e-mail address and phone number and financial information.
When you visit out site we may automatically collect technical data, such as the Internet Protocol (IP) address used to connect your computer to the Internet, your login information, browser type and version, time zone setting, browser plug-in types and versions, operating system and geographic location.
We may also collect data about your visit to our site, including the website addresses used to, through and from our site (including date and time), order history, products you viewed or searched for, page response times, download errors, length of visits to certain pages, page interaction information (such as scrolling, clicks, and mouse-overs), and methods used to browse away from the page and any phone number used to call our customer service number.
We may receive data about you from third parties such as social media platforms. When that data is collected from you, you should be informed by those third parties at that stage that it may be shared internally by us and combined with data collected from multiple sources.
We also work with third parties (including, for example, business partners, sub-contractors, advertising networks, analytics providers, search information providers) and may receive data about you from them.
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We may use this data to provide you with goods and/or services, to notify you of any changes to our service, to ensure effective presentation of the content within our products, services and site for you and for your device and to obtain your feedback on all of these things.
Where you have indicated to us that you are happy for us to do so, we may also use this data to provide you with information about other goods or services we offer that are similar to those that you have already enquired about or receive from us.
If you were a customer before 25th May 2018 or have given us consent to do so, we may contact you by e-mail with information about goods and services similar to those which you have previously bought from us or enquired about.
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We may combine data collected from other sources with data that you have provided to us and data we have collected about you. We may use this data and the combined data for the purposes set out above (depending on the types of data we receive).
We may share your personal data with our suppliers and sub-contractors to allow us to provide services to you, and only where they are under a duty to deal with your personal data in accordance with the law in force at the time.
We may also share your data with third parties that assist us in the improvement and optimisation of our site.
We use third party processors and as such may share some or all of the data we hold about you with them. We have to ensure third parties we use comply with the law and treat your data with the care and respect it deserves. For more information about what the third parties we use do with your data, please refer to their Privacy Policies.
Adobe provides the software that operates rsnonlinecourses.com email marketing.
DPD provide courier delivery services for rsnonlinecourses.com.
F+W Media Inc is the parent company of F&W Media International. F+W Media Inc systems are used to analyse customer data and make selections of data for targeted email marketing. For example, these systems might identify which customers have purchased from our knitting range so that we can send those customers a promotion about knitting product. Although the transfer of data is intra-group, we have an agreement in place with our parent company to ensure that the treatment of data in the US is compliant with our local laws.
Paypal is a third part payment provider that customers can choose to use on the Rsnonlinecourses.com website.
Royal Mail provide courier delivery services for rsnonlinecourses.com.
Sanderson provide the software and business system that operates the rsnonlinecourses.com website, warehouse and customer service operation.
Snowlake are an EU based organisation who provide data storage facilities on our behalf. The data they typically will hold is any data you give to us on our website and we use their services to facilitate marketing activities.
Authorise.net is the payment gateway that processes customer debit and credit card payments made on the Rsnonlinecourses.com website.
We will disclose your personal data to third parties in the event that we sell or buy any business or assets, in which case we may disclose your personal data to the prospective seller or buyer of such business or assets.
All data you provide to us is stored on our secure servers or on secure servers operated by a third party. Where we have given you (or where you have chosen) a password which enables you to access certain parts of our site, you are responsible for keeping this password confidential. We ask you not to share a password with anyone.
Unfortunately, the transmission of data via the internet is not completely secure. Although we will do our best to protect your personal data, we cannot guarantee the security of your data transmitted to our site; any transmission is at your own risk. Once we have received your data, we will use strict procedures and security features to try to prevent unauthorised access.
We will not store your data for any longer than is necessary. If you are a user of our services, then your data will be held for as long as you continue to use our services.
You have the right to ask us not to process your personal data for marketing purposes. We will ask for your permission before collecting your data if we intend to use or disclose your data to a third party for marketing purposes. You can exercise your right to prevent such processing by checking certain boxes on the forms we use to collect your data. If you have given us permission to disclose information about you to a third party, you may revoke that permission at any time by contacting us. Please note that sometimes disclosure is necessary and as such permission cannot be revoked.
Right to Erasure – that we erase all data we hold about you, if the data is no longer being used for the purposes you have consented to or if you revoke your consent as above.
Right to Data Portability – to easily copy or transfer the data we hold about you from us to another service provider.


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MAC, a Bureau Veritas (BV) company and Kongsberg Maritime have successfully tested a new solution for DP system performance and redundancy audits deployed on a Bourbon vessel.
The ability to remotely survey the data output from the Kongsberg Maritime solution is a first for the industry and a further step on the road to ever smarter ships.
“DP Digital Survey” is a solution developed by Kongsberg Maritime, in close collaboration with Bourbon and Bureau Veritas DP experts. It is a digital tool running on an industrial data management system that ensures unprecedented data consistency to verify onboard systems.
DP Digital Survey acquires the information directly from the ships’ control systems and delivers it to the auditors via a secure cloud infrastructure, thus representing a real improvement in terms of quality of services.
The new application stands out from alternatives, providing real data of test completion evidence, not just photographs and video recordings.
The anticipated next steps as the DP Digital Survey tool evolves will include: increased automation of the survey process; improvements in the survey process; and the ability to establish a continuous DP survey framework allowing detailed, and continual, remote monitoring.

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The printing on each document is clear with consistent separation between letters and sentences, columns in tables, surrounding graphics, etc. Also, drawings, graphics or art have clearly defined lines. This allows the scanner and OCR software to easily recognize each separate character of type or line of a drawing.
Forms are designed for OCR/OMR. Printing on forms can use special characters designed for OCR or OMR recognition. Response areas use constrained boxes to encourage or force printing in specific form areas. Targets such as a cross next to a crucial field will allow the OCR to orient the page and locate correct fields.
Used to capture all text, graphics, charts, tables, etc. from the document. Saved as a PDF, Word .doc, txt, rtf, etc. Creates a digital file you can search and edit.
Capture data from specific box or fields on a preprinted form. Data can be transferred to databases, spreadsheets or text files.
OCR searches for specific information logically related to a portion of the document. For example, capturing a number following the words ‘CUSTOMER #’ from many different invoice formats. ICR is also improving recognition of handwriting and ICR engines can be ‘trained’ to learn to read different handwriting styles.
Capture results from ‘response marks’ on surveys, questionnaires, answer sheets, registration cards, etc.
Recognize MICR printed data from checks.
No matter which technology is selected, the software often cannot read a portion of documents or data. In addition, you may need the most critical fields validated by a human proofreader. CPI provides the expert OCR operators and the human proofreaders to maximize productivity and quality.
For ‘full text’ OCR, many times the software fails to create an exact replica of the original documents. CPI can proofread the OCR results and reformat the file to realign paragraphs, margins, fonts, tables, etc. This is done in a variety of text editors (Word, WordPerfect, etc) and page layout programs (Adobe Page Maker, Quark, etc.). Proofreading can be as simple as running an automated spell check or require layout specialists to prepare a document for publishing or presentation on the web.


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Call (212) 645-8151 for Chiropractic care in Manhattan.
This is important for people to know about, The Big insurance companies do not have your health as their primary concern it is to their shareholders and bottom line!
I am a New York Chiropractor and I have seen first hand how these companies can confuse patients and try to stick the bill on someone else.
If I see a patient for more than five visits, this company spits out a form that asks if it was a car accident and denies payment if the form is not filled out right away.
As a consumer we should know what our policy will cover and know our rights.
In my Manhattan Chiropractic practice, I always inform patients about the misleading poilicies and inform my patients I work for them not the insurance companies.
NEW YORK, NY (February 13, 2008) – Attorney General Andrew M. Cuomo today announced that he is conducting an industry-wide investigation into a scheme by health insurers to defraud consumers by manipulating reimbursement rates. At the center of the scheme is Ingenix, Inc., the nation’s largest provider of healthcare billing information, which serves as a conduit for rigged data to the largest insurers in the country.
Cuomo also announced that he has issued 16 subpoenas to the nation’s largest health insurance companies including Aetna (NYSE: AET), CIGNA (NYSE: CI), and Empire BlueCross BlueShield (NYSE: WLP), and that he intends to file suit against Ingenix, Inc, its parent UnitedHealth Group (NYSE: UNH), and three additional subsidiaries.
The six-month investigation found that Ingenix operates a defective and manipulated database that most major health insurance companies use to set reimbursement rates for out-of-network medical expenses. Further, the investigation found that two subsidiaries of United (the “United insurers”) dramatically under-reimbursed their members for out-of-network medical expenses by using data provided by Ingenix.
Under the United insurers’ health plans, members pay a higher premium for the right to use out-of-network doctors. In exchange, the insurers promise to cover up to 80% of either the doctor’s full bill or of the “reasonable and customary” rate depending upon which is cheaper.
The Attorney General’s investigation found that by distorting the “reasonable and customary” rate, the United insurers were able to keep their reimbursements artificially low and force patients to absorb a higher share of the costs.
Cuomo’s investigation also found a clear example of the scheme: United insurers knew most simple doctor visits cost $200, but claimed to their members the typical rate was only $77. The insurers then applied the contractual reimbursement rate of 80%, covering only $62 for a $200 bill, and leaving the patient to cover the $138 balance.
The United insurers and many other health insurance companies relied on the Ingenix database to determine their “reasonable and customary” rates. The Ingenix database used the insurers’ billing information to calculate a “reasonable and customary” rate for individual claims by assessing how much a similar type of medical service would typically cost, generally taking into account the type of service, physician, and geographical location. However, the investigation showed that the “reasonable and customary” rates produced by Ingenix were remarkably lower than the actual cost of typical medical expenses.
The United insurers and Ingenix are owned by the same parent corporation, United HealthGroup. When members complained their medical costs were unfairly high, the United insurers hid their connection to Ingenix by claiming the rate was the product of “independent research.” The Attorney General’s notice to United expressed concern that the company’s ownership of Ingenix created a clear conflict of interest because their relationship gave Ingenix an incentive to set rates that benefited United and its subsidiaries.
Cuomo’s notice of intent to sue names the following potential defendants: UnitedHealth Group and its subsidiaries, United HealthCare Insurance Company of New York, Inc., United Healthcare of New York, Inc., United Healthcare Services, Inc. and Ingenix.
The subpoenas served today request documents showing how the insurer computes reasonable and customary rates, copies of member complaints and appeals, and communications with members and between Ingenix and the insurer on the issue.
The Attorney General’s industry-wide investigation is being handled by Acting Deputy Chief of the Healthcare Bureau James Dering as well as members of the Healthcare Industry Taskforce, Assistant Attorneys General Brant Campbell and Sandra Rodriguez, under the direction of the head of the Attorney General’s Healthcare Industry Taskforce, Linda Lacewell.


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MEMPHIS, TN — One of the speakers at the Lorraine Motel during the commemoration of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s passing 50 years earlier was state Rep. Johnnie Turner (D-Memphis).
The program continued until 6:01 p.m. April 4 when a bell was rung to mark the time when Dr. King fell from a sniper’s bullet, fired from the bathroom of a boarding house across the street.
In late October, Turner was announced as two lifetime achievement award winners; recognized by the American Civil Liberties Union of Tennessee.
Because of a 6 p.m. deadline on April 4, some speakers couldn’t speak as long as they might. Rep. Turner returned to the lobby of the National Civil Rights Museum after she spoke. The Tennessee Tribune recorded a 45-minute interview in which Rep. Turner explained that it was segregated bus seats that motivated her to become a civil rights activist.
She told her story from that time in her life.
“We had lived in an all black community, and only went to the stores that were in our neighborhood, so it was when we moved to the other side of town that we had to ride the bus,” Turner said. “I knew to get in the back because that’s what all the other blacks did, but I didn’t know why. When the little white girl said that, the word was like something dirty or ugly or something was wrong with me. I never forgot that.
“The buses had such a significance to me because we could only go to the zoo on Thursday night. We could only go to the fair on Monday night. When we were there, it was nothing but blacks, so the absence of whites didn’t mean anything because they were not a part of our life. But every time you got on a bus you were reminded that somebody thought they were better than you. So I hated the bus … the way it made you feel.
“And this day, I said, ‘I’m not going to move.’ I sat there. All the blacks got up. My girl friend who was sitting next to me quickly got up because she new the routine. So I sat there looking out the window like I didn’t see any of the white girls, and students were all around me.
“So when the sit-in movement arrived, I was right there,” Turner said. “I was arrested and fined. I was arrested several times. I sat in everywhere with the students.
“I remember when the buses were integrated. It all started on the buses. The buses were integrated in 1960. By that time I was a student at LeMoyne-Owen College.
“When the buses were integrated … we had moved out east and I lived on the last street that separated the white community from the black community. Since I was on a four-year scholarship, I never went into the Rec Hall” and studied instead.
“We didn’t have any books at home, so I knew how important it was for me to stay in school. I was the first person in my family to have an opportunity to get a college education. I also recognized that it was the only way to bring myself and my family out of poverty; to be able to teach. That was the dream. So, I would be the last one to leave the library every night because I would be sure to have all my homework done.
“And I would get on the No. 4 Walker Street [bus]. It had an all-black ridership so it didn’t matter where you sat.
“When I’d get to Vance and Lauderdale, I had to transfer to a No. 9 Normal [bus] which had mixed ridership and I would get on the bus, and the buses had just been integrated but all the blacks would sit in the back. I didn’t understand it then, but I understand it now … Those of us who were arrested, if you told them who your mother and father were, the parents would lose their jobs. They’d publish the names of the parents in the paper. So, I saw so many of my friends, and I agonized because I really wanted to participate in this. I said, how am I going to do it? So one day I said, I know what I’m going to do. I’ll just tell them ‘I live with my grandpar-mama. Both my parents are dead and she’s unemployed.’ That’s how I got in the movement.
“But getting back to that bus the No. 9 Normal; I would sit right behind the driver. There were about 10 white men dressed in suites [riding the bus.] Everybody knew the white women stayed at home and took care of the family and the children. They didn’t work. So, it’d be about 10 well-dressed, white men and then all the blacks, the maids, the cooks, and the others who did many-a-task were in the back, all the way in the back, and I’d say, ‘What? The buses are integrated. Why won’t they move up?’ But I came to know, if they moved up and if they were arrested, they’d have lost their jobs. And plus, they were scared. Everything was fine and dandy until all the [other] blacks got off and I was the only black on that bus, sitting right behind the driver. Those white men called me everything but a child of God. And on two occasions, once by a drunk, they took my arm. I was holding onto this post right behind the driver and they took my arm to pull my arm to pull me off the seat. I just closed my eyes and prayed like I never prayed before. I said, ‘Lord, if you just left me get off this bus, just one more night …’ But the next night, I got right back on that bus.
LeMoyne-Owen College is an Historically Black College or University.
“Yeah,” Turner confirmed, “but the [local school] board was all white. All other schools were white, and I went to a black school. Black teachers taught black kids … but you had to be hired by the system.
“Then I was finally interviewed,” she continued. “I worked in a bank one year and a savings and loan, and so people knew that I hadn’t gotten a job because I had been in the sit-in movement, so the Black Writers Club called me and asked me if I would come and tell my story.
“So I sat and got the pen and paper, and then I remembered all those experiences on that bus.
“There had been something traumatic in my life and I repressed it.
“It was the bus,” she said.
“The driver would wait for me to get up to get off.
“I wouldn’t go out the back door. Blacks were supposed to go out the back door. And then he’d jerk the bus to try to make me fall with my books. And in the wintertime, when I’d get to the door and I’d try to step off, he’d close the door to catch my coat. When he was really mad, he’d take me into the white community and here’s this black girl after 10 o’clock at night in the white community having to walk three blocks. Now, I could have gotten off with the blacks and walk only a couple of blocks, but I refused to do that. I said I’ve got a right to ride [and get off the bus from the front door] so night after night, I endured that. And I couldn’t tell anybody about it. That was the worst part. The movement was over. The lawyers who got us out of jail were back in their practices. All the hoopla was over. And I couldn’t tell my momma and dad because they told me not to get involved. I knew that if I told them, they’d worry about my safety.
“That whole winter, I’d get on the bus and it was like a routine, how they would taunt me and all the awful things they said to me.
Riding the bus wasn’t the only indignity African Americans endured.
It included “having to sit in the pigeon roost in the movie theater,” she said of the balcony for blacks in theaters. “And we had to drink out of the colored fountain. I just refused to drink out of it.
“And that’s the same question the school board asked me when I finally got a job.
“But anyway, they kept me [when Kennedy spoke] and put me in a room … with people who had mental challenges. I had on my beautiful white dress. We were dressed, because they said we were ‘nasty’ and we’d ‘stink,’ so every time we’d sit in, we’d be well dressed and I kept my nice dress on all night long and they got me out the next morning.
Turner eventually got the job.
“But let me tell you how. After the interview, I got outside and at the time I had a photographic memory, and I [mentally] recorded everything he said to me. I called the NAACP, read to them what he said to me, what I had on my steno pad, and so he told me, ‘We’re taking it to court.’ About a week and a half later, I got a call saying I had a job … because they threatened a lawsuit.
“They never filed the complaint in court. They didn’t have to.
“The NAACP lawyers represented us in all the cases; like Dr. Benjamin Lawson Hooks, A.W. Willis, H.T. Lockard, Ben F. Jones, and Odell Horton.
“All these civil rights lawyers represented us for free. In the instances where a bond had to be paid, the churches donated to pay our bond, so it was like we’d get in jail and most of the time, we’d get out the same day.
“After I finally got a job, the second year, I was nominated for inclusion in Outstanding Teachers in America, and I was chosen to teach in a special program because I was teaching regular students and then they had me teach students who were two years behind in reading and math. Then they selected me to teach the gifted, then I became a supervisor teacher and then a director of staff development, and I left the Memphis City Schools after 30 years when I was serving as co-director of the professional assessment and development center for assistant principals and supervisors who wanted to be principals.
“Looking back, I say, ‘They didn’t hire me because I was in the sit-in movement, but when they hired me, they recognized the talents they said I had which applied to the job.
“Then I became the executive director of the Memphis Branch of the NAACP. I stayed in that position for 14 years.
“At the time my husband was the state representative and when he passed in November of 2009, I was convinced to run for his seat, and I was sworn in on Jan. 10, 2010.
Turner was told that Dr. Ben Chavis, president of the National Newspaper Publishers Association, has said that often people see the glass as half empty, but it’s worthwhile to see the progress that’s been made since black people were not allowed to sit in the front of the bus.
Turner was asked for her view on progress.
“Our neighborhoods are integrated, of course,” she replied. “They were integrated in 1968, but so many changes have taken place. The zoo was desegregated, the fairgrounds, the schools, the water fountains. We later found out the white water fountains had cool water and the colored water was not.
“I couldn’t go to the University of Memphis because it was for whites only. Now I have my masters fro that university.
Now, she said, “What we are working on is changing the hearts of people.
About passage of the Voting Rights Act: “In my position with the NAACP, that was paramount, getting people registered to vote and educating them that every aspect of our lives is governed by politics because when you elect a leader that leader has the power to appoint people to positions that people never thought about.
“The mayor appoints the director of the utility company,” Turner continued. “So if you are dissatisfied in your electric bill, or your gas bill, you need to elect somebody who is more sensitive to that, but you can’t do it unless you vote.
“When I speak to audiences, I try to make the scenario, like you get up in the morning and throw that blanket back; there is some law that governed the composition of that blanket, and when you put your foot on the floor, there’s some law or ordinance dealing with the quality of that wood, otherwise it would crack and you might fall through the floor.
“Every part of your life, there is a law, or ordinance, a rule or regulation that emanated from the person at the top by the person who they appointed to carry out that missive, so voting has been our salvation.
“I have never missed an election in my life,” she said. “Before I got into politics, I was active in somebody’s campaign, every election. I try to teach that to young people, because you get what you don’t vote for if you don’t exercise that right. To me, voting is extremely important. You can put people in place who think like you do, who are concerned like you.
“Compare the time of the Sanitation Workers’ strike with Mayor Henry Lobe,” Turner said. That mayor “was insensitive to the needs, poverty, and the challenges that the workers faced. Compare that to Dr. Willie Harrison, the first African American elected mayor of Memphis. [He won] by 142 votes. They said that was about one vote per precinct.
“Getting registered and not voting is a waste of time,” she said. “Vote for the candidate who represents your beliefs.
Turner is “extremely proud of her service as executive director of the NAACP Branch in Memphis because of all the times the association had gotten her out of jail. We sat-in at the libraries and then at the public facilities – a public park.
In Overton Park, the Levitt Shell is an open-air amphitheater.
“We decided to go to the rally, went in, sat down and put a dollar in the collection plate, which was a lot of money for me back then. And as soon as I put the dollar in the collection plate, the policeman tapped me on the shoulder and said ‘You are under arrest.’ That case went all the way to the Supreme Court twice because the Supreme Court refused to hear it. It was one of the most difficult cases that the NAACP had. It was the right of the church to let whomever they wanted in vs. my right to use a public facility. My take on that was, ‘If you didn’t want me in the public pavilion, then you should have had it in your church, because my taxpayer money was paying for this … We never thought we’d get arrested. It never crossed our mind. Now, we did try to integrate some of the churches and they would just tell us at the door, that they wouldn’t let us in. Of course all of those people called us back and apologized and have done all kinds of great things for us.
Turner says that Dr. King “was like a God. He represented the best of our people, so he was easy to follow … The day he was assassinated was the worst. It was worse than losing a family member. It was the saddest day. We lost our leader. He had inspired and motivate so many people.
“The last march he led was on March 28. I was in that march and I forced my brothers to go with me … That’s the one that broke-out where they shattered every window on Beale Street. The FBI had infiltrated and gotten these young thugs and at a certain moment … every glass on Beale Street was shattered. They whisked Dr. King away immediately He was up front because they didn’t want him to get hurt because he was also planing the Poor People’s March in Washington. We later found out from the FBI files, and all the subsequent information that came up, that they were trying to discredit him because they said if we can prove that he can’t lead a peaceful march in Memphis, then we’ll have a legitimate right to exclude him from this march in Washington. That was the most terrifying march I attended because I had my brothers with me. They were 12 years old. One black, a 15-year-old, who wasn’t even in the march was killed. His mother had sent him to the grocery store.
“The significant thing about the March 28 march was that Dr. King felt compelled — even though he was working on the Poor People’s March and that was his priority — to come back to lead a peaceful march. That’s why he came back.
Turner took time off from working at the state Legislature for that day, April 4, 2018. The speaker of the Tennessee House did not declare a day off for the lawmakers in remembrance of King’s death — “You know, with Republican control, that’s not going to happen” — so Turner and others, just took two days off.

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Hi, and welcome to this video on job interviews.
especially when you're asked difficult or negative oriented questions.
common types of interview questions, so you're able to prepare yourself better.
Let's first consider some important factors about job interviews.
their needs and concerns, is very important.
uncommon question types during the interview.
You need to strike a balance between being informative or persuasive.
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The museum’s name is a tribute to the ceramic artist George Ohr and Annette O'Keefe, late wife of previous Biloxi Mayor Jeremiah O’Keefe Sr., who was instrumental for the contribution of her family for the capital campaign of the museum which is worth $1M.


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This book is a guide to good plumbing practice. Even if you've had little or no experience with plumbing systems, you should have no difficulty understanding what's explained here.
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Margins and Quartz Bale featuring in the series.
Race two will see the opening heat of the $75,000 to the winner, Association Cup, which last year saw the 720m track record broken by Xylia Allen in the heats.
Heat one features last start winner Tuavasa Shek, drawn in box one, while Luzaka Icon has drawn well in box eight. Mullaway, drawn in box six, returns to Wentworth Park after breaking the Albion Park 600m track record on Thursday (March 19).
2014 Association Cup winner, Sweet It Is, makes her return to racing in the second heat, drawing box two. The strong qualifier also features Zipping Rory (box one), Starc (box six) and Lady Toy (box five) which was impressive on debut at the Glebe circuit on March 14, when she clocked 41.85.
The final heat also shapes as a tough affair with Group race winners Space Star (box six), Luna Jinx (box three) and Zipping Maggie (box seven) all featuring. Box draw for the Association Cup will take place trackside following race five.
Following the three Association Cup heats, the four semi-finals of the Golden Easter Egg then take centre stage. First two from each semi-final will progress to the April 4, Easter Saturday, $250,000 to the winner final, while third and fourth placegetters will progress to the Group 3 Ambrosoli.
After clocking 29.45 on debut at the track, Over Limit headlines the opening semi-final. Drawing box eight, the Paul Stuart prepared chaser meets fellow heat winners My Boy Snoop (box one) and Bad Boy Sniper (box four). A very even field, Gosford Cup winner Ritza Hattie (box seven) and National Futurity winner Zipping Midge (box three) also jump in the first semi-final.
Group 1 Ladbrokes Paws of Thunder and Melbourne Cup winner, Dyna Villa returned to form last Saturday night, continuing his unbeaten record from box eight. In this weekend’s semi-final, the Jenny Hunt prepared runner will jump from box six, and meets fellow heat winners Zola Icon (box three) and Ronray Spirit (box four).
Victorian trainer Andrea Dailly will both looking to have Dyna Double One capitalise on the good box draw to keep the hope of a second Golden Easter Egg title alive. Dailly’s Dyna Double One was impressive in his second behind Over Limit in the heats, and has drawn box one in Saturday’s semi-final.
Australian Cup finalist Recruitment has come up with box one in the third of the semi-finals, while joint fastest heat winner Hostile has drawn box eight. 2012 Golden Easter Egg winning trainer, Jason Thompson will be looking for heat winner Xtreme Knocka to make the most of the box two draw, and give Thompson a hope of winning his second Golden Easter Egg victory.
The final qualifier is a red hot race with Fernando Bale (pictured) drawn in box five, while fellow heat winner Dawkins Bale has drawn box one. The final semi-final feature five Group 1 winners, including Temlee and Perth Cup winner, My Bro Fabio who scrapped into the semi-finals after finishing fourth in his heat.
Racing this Saturday night is shaping as one of the best nights Wentworth Park has seen. Full box draws are available on TheDogs and Wentworth Park websites. Gates will open at 5.30pm on Saturday, with patrons able to go in the draw to win $1000 on Saturday, April 4 (conditions apply).


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Since we are making a paradigm shift in our ministry, it would be good for everyone to read this short book report. I just returned from China, having worked out a printing and shipping plan with Amity Printing in Nanjing, China. This will affect all our partners who are working with Africa International Missions. God has open some great doors, so here we go.
NOTE: There are several new partners listed on our Partnership List. Please, if you do not want on the list, just say so. We want only those on the list those to whom we may be able to minister the word of God. REMEMBER: The new website continues to grow. Be sure to go there to download FREE all the materials that are offered by AIM.

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“The end of last week was absolutely fantastic for Norut’s future,” says CEO Ivan C. Burkow.
There were loud cheers before both lunch and dinner at Norut on Friday. After celebrating at midday that the budget compromise between the Christian Democrats, Liberal Party and the government ensured continued Norwegian participation in the Copernicus programme, more good news soon followed. At 5pm it was announced that Norut, in close cooperation with UiT The Arctic University of Norway, has gained status as a Centre for Research-based Innovation (SFI).
For Norut’s research environments in Tromsø and Narvik, this means funding of around NOK 50 million over a six-year period.
“This is recognition of Norut’s highly competent experts and provides a basis for developing the solutions of tomorrow specifically aimed at the High North,” says a happy CEO, Ivan C. Burkow.
The new centre has been named the Centre for Integrated Remote Sensing and Forecasting for Arctic Operations. The centre will be headed by Professor Torbjørn Eltoft from the Department of Physics and Technology at UiT, who is also an adjunct professor at Norut.
The main objective of the centre is to develop knowledge and technology for the monitoring of maritime conditions and forecasting of weather, emissions and sea and ice conditions in Arctic waters. These factors are essential for the petroleum, shipping and fishing industries to be able to conduct safe and sustainable operations in the northern waters.
Norut will head important aspects of the centre’s work within the following two areas: unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) and satellite oceanography (ocean monitoring). These disciplines will be developed e.g through several PhD positions.
The host institution UiT The Arctic University of Norway collaborates with research partners Norut, the Norwegian Meteorological Institute, the Norwegian Polar Institute, NTNU and the Nansen Environmental and Remote Sensing Centre. Contact has also been established with researchers from several international research institutions.
Corporate partners are Kongsberg Satellite Services AS, Kongsberg Spacetec AS, Globesar AS, Aranica AS, Maritime Robotics, Statoil, Shell Technology Norway AS, ENI Norge, Aker Solutions ASA and Multiconsult. These are a combination of large companies that engage in research and small, newly established businesses that have their origin in the research environments in Tromsø.


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I consider every bookstore I visit to be extraordinary, unique, and even sacred. They are all gifts to those of us who enjoy books and enjoy visiting amazing bookstores and naturally, I love them all. But there are those I visit that can defy description. Horizon Books in Traverse City is one of these. This store should be in the national conversation of best bookstores for many reasons. Probably a top ten in longest family-owned independent, since 1961. Maybe a top ten or twenty in terms of size. With approximately 900 events/year, another top ten category. As I told Amy R., the co-owner, visiting this store was overwhelming but in a very good way. When you visit here, buckle-up for the bookstore ride of your life.
Traverse City may be the cherry capital of the world and the home of a recognized film festival but let's face it, this is a bookstore town. There are several independent bookstores here and after talking to others, it is simply a reading town for locals and tourists alike. No wonder Horizon Books has had a successful run since 1961 and continues today, located in a former JC Penny building since 1993. What a space! Three levels of books and sidelines, two cafes, one inside the front entrance and one downstairs, two fireplaces, and a great view upstairs looking out at Lake Michigan. The store has one of the largest children's sections I've seen, taking up about 1/4 of the main level right inside the front door and to the left. The store is the official bookstore of the National Writers Series featuring authors like Doug Stanton (the founder), Sebastian Junger, and Philip Caputo to name a few. Horizon also puts out a great newsletter so if you're in the Traverse City area and not on the mailing list, get on it. And while you're at it, you might as well join their Discount Club for some great savings. Regular customers are crazy not to take advantage of things like this. But if you can't make it to Traverse City, go on over to Cadillac, MI and visit the Horizon Books in that town.
This is such a big store that I had low expectations for meeting any owners or store managers. So it was a wonderful surprise to meet Amy, whose husband Vic founded the business in 1961, and Jill B., the store manager. These ladies were wonderful to take so much of their time to tell me about the store and its history. I was happy to hear from Amy that the store's business is going well but not surprising in a town that can support several bookstores.
Readers, this town and this bookstore are a destination. Do not pass GO, do not collect $200, but go directly to Horizon Books. You will have a great time and I can guarantee you will want to return. Go to an indie and buy a book. Bonsoir.
JUST FINISHED: Lilac Girls, Martha Hall Kelly. Believe the hype on this one. Outstanding. Based on a true story and two of the characters are real and their real names are used. The story of three different women from three different backgrounds in WWII and how their stories eventually merge. All three have something in common, the Ravensbrück concentration camp for women. We read stories like this one to remember and never forget. Highly recommended.
CURRENLY READING: Freddy And The Bean Home News, Walter Brooks.
RECENTLY PURCHASED: The Odyssey Of Echo Company, Doug Stanton. Behind Closed Doors, B.A. Paris.
Store front window looking into the cafe area on the main level. There is another cafe downstairs.
One of the places you can find events posted is outside before entering the store.
Enjoy your coffee here under the sheltered overhang.
Looking into the store from the main entrance. It is impossible to get the entire view from this picture. Notice the upper level in the back.
Looking to the right from the main entrance. Again, notice the upper level.
Immediately to the right of the entrance is the cafe.
And to the right of the cafe is an ample seating area.
A partial view of the children's section on the left side of the store.
On the left side of the store and above the children's section, you'll see this great painting.
A timely and relevant display dedicated to Jim Harrison.
Newspapers, books, and coffee, what more do you need? Traverse City people should be here daily!
Lots of side rooms like this on the main level.
Need a game? Find this section on the main level.
Towards the back of the store on the main level you'll find some great places to sit and one of the store's fireplaces.
Proceed downstairs for any of these genres. There are especially a lot of bargain books downstairs.
An overview of the lower level.
In addition to the cafe on the main level, there is this very roomy cafe space downstairs.
...or tinkle the ivories. This store has it all!
Lots of magazines and periodicals, lower level.
One more reason to visit Horizon Books!
Pass back upstairs and above the main level to the mezzanine and these genres and sidelines.
Maybe you'll see something you want on your way up to the mezzanine.
An overview of the mezzanine level.
The store has lots of greeting cards.
An overview of the main level and looking toward the front entrance from the mezzanine level.
With Jill on the left and Amy on the right, two of the fine people at Horizon Books. Thanks for a great visit.
This is my third tour through Michigan and after my 1st tour of Michigan was already behind me, I received a message from a follower asking if I had made it to Brilliant Books in Traverse City, because it is a great bookstore. Drat it all. I had to tell her that I didn't make it there but I would try to get back. And now finally, I can say, mission accomplished and the reader was right. What a wonderful bookstore located in the heart of downtown Traverse City. In fact, the follower undersold it. This indie isn't merely great, it's (say it with me) BRILLIANT.
This is an example of another bookstore that could've easily been included in Ron Rice's, My Bookstore. An expansive one-level space offering all new books, everything neatly arranged and displayed. I thought the children's section was especially outstanding as well as the offerings by local authors and interests. The local interest books, in my opinion, are probably big sellers in the summers when this town is hit with hundreds of thousands of tourists. These tourists make up an important part of the customer base since many continue to purchase books from the store on-line. This is a great service for those folks who return home to a town with no independent bookstore. In fact, this is just a huge part of the business and the store bills itself as "Your Long Distance Local Bookstore." There are some good perks with the store for doing this and they offer a unique subscription service that I haven't noticed elsewhere (Brilliant Books).
Brilliant Books offers events, held right in the store. They also have a variety of sidelines including lots of greeting cards, reading glasses, t-shirts, onesies for the baby, socks, and a few other items that will make you smile. The store has an incentive program and by becoming a member you can earn some good discounts and perks. I wish more indies would do this.
The highlight of my day though was meeting five of the wonderful people who work here. Peter, the co-owner with his wife who started the business here 10 years ago, along with Andrew, Rachel, Jack, and Caitlin, the social media person, were the best. What an all-star staff they have here. My only disappointment was not meeting the rest of their team!
Since Traverse City is such a tourist destination, I'm counting on all my tourist followers to check this store out. I had to pull myself out of the store or I would've been there all day. You won't have to worry about that on your vacation. Enjoy a wonderful experience at Brilliant Books. Go to an indie and buy a book. Bonsoir.
CURRENTLY READING: Lilac Girls, Martha Hall Kelly.
RECENTYLY PURCHASED: Not purchased but gifted, a souvenir Brilliant Books coffee mug. Thanks Peter!
Another exterior view of a beautiful store front.
The store has lots of window display space.
View looking straight into the store from the front entrance. Enterprising readers may recognize the celebrity scanning the book display. Yes, that's my mom.
View looking to the right from the front entrance and a great wall display, all books displayed with covers facing out.
All of the table displays were outstanding.
Need a t-shirt for your next literary party? Here you go.
Just a portion of the books offered by local authors.
Just a few of the greeting cards available.
The store has a long wall of fiction and I love the big sign to help find it.
A nice display of Shinola journals.
Check this out. A map of the many places where Brilliant Books ships books, from their store in Traverse City all over the country. My guess is that they ship to more than what the map can show.
Thankfully they offer reading glasses for shoppers like me who break and lose them often.
When bookstores have the space, I think this is a great way to display t-shirts.
This is part of the very comfortable seating area, right in the middle of the store.
Kids are going to love coming here.
This long wall of books will keep you busy.
Only at an independent bookstore.
A few of the all-stars you're going to enjoy meeting at Brilliant Books. L-R: Rachel, Jack Andrew, Peter (the owner), and Caitlin. Thanks for a great visit.

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Learning should not be stagnant.
In order to thrive as a learning provider, it is crucial to understand the business of learning. On the one hand, you want to keep abreast of current trends. On the other hand, you also want to distinguish yourself as a learning provider in order to maintain your integrity and set new trends.
Learning starts in the brain. Understanding how the brain works could revolutionize your learning business. Consider the following principles to accentuate your business approach to learning.
Up to 98 percent of mental activity is outside of conscious awareness. Hence, most learning is unconscious. That is why learning programs should aim to develop the unconscious brain. And learning budgets should be apportioned accordingly.
How to do this: Educate companies that buy learning from you that their money is best spent on targeting the majority of mental activity, which is unconscious. Exercises that stimulate memories, automatic reactions and reflection are useful ways to stimulate the unconscious. While you can never know what is going on in the unconscious, learning needs to take care of the unconscious so that conscious strategies can be embedded in a healthy unconscious brain.
In the brain, learning involves multiple steps such as attending to new information, storing this information in short-term memory, transferring information to long-term memory, and then retrieving information when it is necessary. As a result, any information delivered should be engaging and easily stored and retrieved.
How to do this: Invest in learning that is shared in a way that is easy to remember and retrieve. Powerful videos and visually compelling content that is digestible will likely distinguish the learning and make it worth buying. Also, follow-up modules for online learning will enhance the investment that companies make in the initial learning.
Simply having great content is not enough. In all cases, you want to consider whether the learning can be leveraged with modern technology.
How to do this: Ask yourself, “Is the learning you are providing mobile friendly?” Can the learning be enhanced in online community portals? Would gaming enhance the quality of learning? Are there apps that can be helpful? And can augmented or virtual reality enhance the content? Remember, multimodal learning (e.g., learning delivered in image and sound) can increase the brain’s ability to change.
Technology also helps to scale learning as individual workshops are often too expensive. This will make the learning more affordable.
When Gartner examined whether brain-based methods would be part of learning in the future, they reported an exponential rise. In 2011, the adoption of neurobusiness techniques was 1 percent. This increased to 10 percent in 2016, and the prediction is that by 2021, the adoption rate will be 25 percent. With this meteoric rise in brain-based methods, learning providers should include this content in their product offerings.
How to do this: Hire qualified people to use brain-based methods to help buyers learn research-based mindset changes that they can institute. You can hire research psychologists, psychiatrists and brain-researchers, and also help them partner with professional writers to help make the information consumable.
Learning should not be stagnant. Part of your own approach should also involve innovation. Allocate part of your budget to create novel ways to learn. Some element of novelty will keep your brain and the brains of buyers engaged.
How to do this: Try out innovative formats for learning. Debates, integrated technologies, artistic vehicles such as music and acting can all help communicate a message. To stay on the cutting-edge and to be ahead of the competition, we need to practice what we preach and stay innovative.
Understanding how the brain works gives you a chance to improve your learning business both directly and indirectly.

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Now that the CES dust has settled on Las Vegas — analysts, journalists and tech bloggers can’t seem to say enough about the Razer Blade Stealth Ultrabook, which is generating an impressive number of awards from “Best PC” and “Best of CES” to “People’s Choice Award.” Engadget, Mashable, TechRadar and SlashGear are just a few of the numerous publications that are praising the $999 Razer Blade Stealth. The gaming laptop runs Windows 10 and touts a 12.5-inch multi-touch display with IGZO 16:9 aspect ratio. The Razer Core, an external graphics docking station, is also on its way.
The Razer Blade Stealth is currently available to order online starting at $999 (it will also be available in Microsoft stores beginning next month). Pricing varies based on screen resolution and storage. The 4K model with 512GB SSD runs $1,599. The Razer Core is coming soon, expected within the first half of 2016.


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OSSSC Junior Clerk Exam Date 2019:- The Odisha Subordinate Staff Selection Commission has been released 1746 Junior Clerk/ Junior Assistant Vacancy. Applicants who have successfully applied their online form, Now they can find their OSSSC Junior Clerk Admit Card 2019. When the Department will upload the Odisha SSSC Clerk 2019 Hall Ticket, We will easily activate a link here. So you can tune here for latest update.
The SSSC Odisha going to announce the OSSSC Junior Clerk Admit Card 2019 through its official site. The Odisha SSSC is selecting the skilled and eligible Candidates for the Job as Junior Clerk/ Assistant. The selection process is purely based on the written exam. Applicants who had applied for the OSSSC Junior Clerk/ Assistant Recruitment 2019, can appear in the Clerk Written Exam. Before beginning the written examination, the Authority releases the OSSSC Junior Clerk 2019 Hall Ticket. The Odisha SSC Application Form submission process from 29th Dec to 6th Feb 2019. Therefore, Odisha SSSC Clerk Admit Card 2019 declaration procedure will begin in Feb last week. The written exam conduct after two weeks of OSSSC Junior Clerk Exam 2019 Admit Card declaration.
Candidates, OSSSC Jr Clerk Exam Date & Hall Ticket will release soon. So, check all information available here carefully.
The Odisha SSSC Written Exam conducted through offline mode. Aspirants need the OSSSC Junior Clerk Admit Card 2019 to check the Exam Center info. Generally, the Odisha Subordinate Staff Selection Commission release the OSSSC Junior Assistant Hall Ticket approximate one month after the online form closing. Contenders can access the Odisha SSC Clerk 2019 Hall Ticket through the online mode. The recruitment exam shall be simultaneously held in all the districts. The OSSSC Jr Clerk Admission Letter convey the Written Exam Date, Time & Venue. Eligible candidates shall download Jr Clerk Admit Card 2019 from the website i.e. www.osssc.gov.in.
Candidates, some expected highlights about the Odisha Junior Clerk Exam Date & Admit Card mentioned here. So, you can check this table and prepare for this exam accordingly.
For the Odisha SSC Clerk Vacancy, Applicants will check the various selection stages. Stepwise Recruitment Process is here.
The Standard of the examination shall be equivalent to that of +2 or equivalent standard.
Candidates who qualify in the written test shall only be called for the practical Skill test which shall comprise of tests on – Essay & Letter writing & Computer Basic Skills.
The Practical Skill exam of Item No. 2 i.e. Basic Computer Skills carrying 50 marks shall be of qualifying nature. Candidate securing a minimum 40% marks in it will only be deemed to be qualified bu this score shall not be added to the total marks of recruitment examination.
The OSSSC Jr Clerk Admission Letter containing information about the exam date & time. Therefore it is essential for all candidates. Aspirants carry the OSSSC Jr Assistant Admit Card, Photograph, and an ID Proof to the exam center. Commission will update the OSSSC Junior Clerk Exam Date 2019 at its website. The OSSSC Jr Assistant Exam date advertises in the local newspaper. The commission will not send any printed Admission Letter to any candidate through the post.
We are updating direct link to check Odisha SSC Clerk 2019 Admit Card easily. Applicants read below steps and download OSSSC Call Letter.
Firstly, go to the OSSSC Official website.
At the homepage, search the Admit Card link and open it.
Complete Listing of Odisha SSSC Hall Ticket will appear there.
Fill asked detail in the prescribed manner.
Check Complete detail and press the Submit button.
In the next few seconds, Admit Card will appear in the new tab.
Check it carefully and save in the system.
Applicants unlock their OSSSC Junior Assistant Admit Card 2019 through the above all steps. Before printing it, also evaluate for error or spelling mistake. Applicants take a clear printout of the OSSSC Junior Clerk 2019 Admit Card on a clear paper and carry for the written exam. If candidates face any difficulty to download the OSSSC Junior Clerk Admit Card 2019, Then discuss in the comment box.
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