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Interfan has been supplying AC and DC tube axial fans and radial (centrifugal) blowers, and fan accessories to commercial and industrial electronic OEMs for over forty years. We have engineered our fans and blowers to have superior life expectancies and to have silent operation. Interfan cooling products meet or exceed international safety standards, and most products have been certified by one or more of the following safety agencies: UL, CSA, and cUL. All (AND Displays, Interfan, AND Optoelectronics, Interswitch, or Interoptics) products are covered by a one-year warranty against defects in materials or workmanship.
Our products come standard with locked rotor and polarity protection. We also offer sensor monitoring to detect motor speed, fluctuation and stoppage and then generate an alarm signal. Sample applications include medical instruments, car radios, ATM terminals, factory automation, sun tanning beds, telephony switches (metal frame DC fans), and heat sink fans for rack mounted PCBs.
The Sealed Ball Bearing Advantage – Interfan standard fans and blowers all utilize sealed ball bearing construction. While we do provide sleeve bearings on a special order basis, sealed ball bearing construction is inherently a design which will provide more years of service than a sleeve bearing design. Because of the low mechanical load on the bearing system, the lubricant life and temperature are the key factors in determining the life of the bearing and the fan. By using a proprietary lubricant formulation, sealed inside the ball bearing, an advanced blade design to reduce the load, a high efficiency motor and heat sinking construction to reduce temperatures, we are able to offer fans and blowers with superior life expectancies.
Engineered for Silent Operation – In addition to providing extended life expectancy, Interfan fans and blowers offer superior management of offensive noise. Our noise reduction is achieved primarily by improving propeller design to reduce air turbulence and by improving housing design to reduce eddy flow noise at the front intake.
Value Added Services – In addition to providing a full line of standard fans and blowers, we specialize in providing value added services to deliver cooling products to meet your application specific requirements.
DC and AC Fans, Blowers and Accessories – Check out our latest line-up of cooling products below. By clicking on the category that meets your needs you will be shown an overview of the available products that category. You will then be able to select the cooling product data sheets to view and down load, and to order a sample.


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Welcome to Screened History a website combining links to my professional projects and interests. It is a way for people to find out about my work and contact me, as well as a place for me to publish and discuss finished and works-in progress. It is the home of all things relating to my passion: screened history.
Screened history is my alternative name for the field of research that historians have most commonly called ‘history and film’. For my doctoral thesis I traced the history of this field and among many things, began to see the need for a new way of conceptualising the field.
Technology moves at a lightning pace, and the kinds of things historians research and write about, and produce, are now well beyond just film, or television. Thus, the name ‘history and film’ is misleading and limits the possibilities of what might be considered relevant to our interests and engagement.
After over a decade of doctoral research, and further years of research for the book Reframing the Past: history, film and television, as well as the input of the many people who read, and critiqued both, the alternative name for the field that I chose was: screened history.
So please have a look around, check out my publications, and if your interested in what I might be able to do for your organisation, contact me.

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With the increasing need for secure personal identification in the travel industry and specifically at airports, ACI believes that it is important to have a strong airport position on biometrics.
ICAO, in cooperation with its member States, has coordinated the impending introduction of biometrically enabled passports for air travellers. It is important that airport operators understand the technology and have control over the issues that affect them. Moreover, airport operators are in the forefront of efforts to apply biometric technology to passenger facilitation, especially checkin and boarding processes. Lastly, staff access control is a mandatory requirement of ICAO Annex 17, and access control systems are increasingly using biometrics to check identity.
‘The Application of Biometrics at Airports’ position paper provides general recommendations on the development and implementation of biometrically enabled programmes for border control, passenger facilitation and staff access control. It was produced by a Task Force set up by ACI’s Governing Board which approved the paper at its meeting on 6 November 2005.
The Task Force developed the document keeping in mind the requirements in all regions of the world. The document has been kept to a high level, since there are many other available sources of information on biometrics, and that standards are set by other bodies – notably ICAO and ISO.

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This hooded, heavy weight sweatshirt is manufactured by Gildan and features the ALASKA GROWN logo with V neck hood, long sleeves and front pockets.
If you need a size that is not available, send us an email and we may be able to locate the item. This product is not manufactured in large quantity and supply often varies due to season and demand.
Note: The Alaska Grown program is an education and marketing program administrated by the State of Alaska, in conjunction with the Alaska agricultural industry, designed to highlight products grown in Alaska.

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Spring blossoms are just one of the triggers that bring out allergy symptoms in many people.
People with common allergies often experience sneezing, runny nose, and watery eyes for weeks and months at a time. These symptoms can lead to asthma, which may present more serious problems.
Stay ahead of your allergy symptoms by talking to your doctor about allergy testing to find out what your triggers are. They can be anything from dust to grass pollens or pet fur or dander to even certain foods. Once you know what sets you off, take steps to adjust your lifestyle.
There are also many over-the-counter medications that can relieve allergy and asthma symptoms. For more information visit www.kp.org/bettersteps for some fresh perspective.

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I have listed a new property at 5640 HAGGENS POINT RD in Williams Lake.
Beautiful home on Quesnel Lake on 1 acre in with fantastic lake & mountain views on Quesnel Lake in secure strata development. 4 large bdrms (1 w/balcony walkout, 4 pc bath & 2 pc bath). Large living/dining room w/walkout to patio. Modern kitchen w/gas stove & fridge/freezer and wood cook stove. Fully developed and recently decorated on 2 levels + full concrete basement. Large windows, fully wired w/solar & diesel generator. Satellite TV & internet. Beautiful level lot and landscape gardens. Large new boat house & 3 outbuildings. The only secure & safe boat mooring & docks on Quesnel Lk. Perfect sandy beaches and excellent fishing & hunting. Road maintained year round so you can call this home.

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Create strategy maps with 4 perspectives, cause-and-effect connections, and strategic themes. Align KPIs and action plans with business goals on strategy map.
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We used BSC Designer to build an overall index... I was trying to prepare something similar in MS Excel, however it was too complicated to update with new data.
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BSC Designer helps with the implementing of company's strategy.
BSC Designer provides a visual method for viewing all of the key elements of BSC.
The interface looks rather intuitive and helps the user to know his/her way around easily.

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Protein factors are responsible for organizing chromosomes inside the nucleus in three dimensions (3D), forming a shape like a gift bow, with proteins aggregating as the central 'knot' holding the ribbon-like loops of DNA when genes are organized for proper expression, or a tangled mess in the presence of certain mutations.
These findings, published in Cell, result from research by an international team of collaborators led by Jackson Laboratory Professor, Florine Deschenes Roux Chair and Director of Genome Sciences Yijun Ruan, Ph.D., exploring the 3D genome architecture in the nucleus and its relationship to gene regulation and diseases.
"The significance of this paper lies in our advanced 3D genome mapping strategy," Ruan comments, "which allowed us to reveal, for the first time, the higher-order and detailed topological structures of the human genome mediated by CTCF and cohesin, and the relation to gene transcription regulation carried out by RNA polymerase II. This publication is also timely adding new excitement to the recently initiated 4D Nucleome program by NIH."
Using advanced 3D genome mapping technologies, 3D genome simulation and super-resolution microscopy, the researchers identified the topological framework mediated by chromatin proteins (CTCF and cohesin), in which genes are organized and transcribed at the chromosomal level. They found that the protein-bound knots were located along the chromosome axis, with the DNA loops extending out from the transcriptionally inactive chromosome cores. This is the first observation of the barrier between genes being actively read and those that are not.
They also determined that the CTCF/cohesin-mediated genome organization is not random. For instance, 'housekeeping genes' (those essential genes commonly expressed in all cell types) were often found near the protein-bound knots, whereas cell-specific genes were more commonly positioned in the extended DNA loops. Mechanistically, depending on the specific needs of a cell, transcriptional proteins selectively draw certain genes on those loops close to the protein knots for cell-specific expression.
Moreover, they uncovered a potential mechanistic link between genetic mutations and their associated disease. A single nucleotide mutation associated with asthma and autoimmune disease in people of European ancestry disrupted CTCF-DNA binding, the topology of the DNA looping and subsequent transcription of the surrounding genes, resulting in a messy tangle of DNA instead of a neat bow. Thus, protein-DNA binding data may prove useful for determining which specific nucleotide changes in the human genome, through altering genome topology, are responsible for driving disease.
Ruan's international team and collaborators also include researchers from China, Poland and France. This research was supported in parts by National Institutes of Health grants NCI R01 CA186714, NHGRI R25HG007631 and NIDDK U54DK107967, and the JAX Director's Innovation Fund.

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In Badger, SD outdoor hot tubs mostly are determined by the space, location & the bargaining power of the buyer our Outdoor Hot Tub Guys can help you on choosing from a variety of outdoor hot tubs that we have. We will guide you through the whole process of installation of the outdoor hot tubs.
The installation process by Outdoor Hot Tub Guys in Badger, SD offers skilled and qualified personnel will guide you through the whole installation process There are few steps to follow during installation; Check to see if you need a building permit. Many cities will require building permits for installing hot tubs outdoors. Check with Badger, SD yours to see if you need to as well.
Most modern tubs in Badger, SD are self-contained, meaning you won't have to run any plumbing in order to get the tub up and running. But electrical wiring is another matter. Cities usually have codes for using certain types of conduits, so make sure you talk with your local building department. When you have, decide if you'd like the conduit to run under or above ground.
The voltage of a hot tub is higher than regular home outlets, so you will need to install a breaker to your electrical control box. If you are not familiar with electrical systems, it is best to hire an electrician to assist you in this aspect of installation. Outdoor Hot Tub Guys has all these facilities in Badger, SD and we are always available to do the installation.
An unfilled hot tub can weigh upwards of 800 pounds, so it's important to know how you will get it from the delivery van to your backyard. Make sure that the width of the tub will pass through any gates, foliage, or structures with enough leeway.at Outdoor Hot Tub Guys in Badger, SD we always make sure we offer delivery services for our customers so as to make sure everything gets home safely.
Contact Outdoor Hot Tub Guys in Badger, SD for more information.


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Townsquare Media Group is a communities-focused media and entertainment company. We create and distribute original and motivating media experiences that connect communities seamlessly with content they love, people they trust, products they want, and things that matter. We attract, engage, and activate audiences on a local and national basis through our unique mix of market-leading media and entertainment properties. Our local business owns and operates 243 radio stations, over 250 companion websites, an e-commerce business (SeizeTheDeal.com), and approximately 500 annual live events in 51 small and medium-sized markets across the country. Our national business owns and operates leading music and entertainment-focused digital properties including TasteofCountry.com, PopCrush.com, Loudwire.com, and ScreenCrush.com; several leading multi-day music festivals, including Mountain Jam and the Taste of Country Music Festival; a digital advertising network which reaches over 60 million unique visitors monthly; and a marketing services business which provides a turnkey web presence for small and medium-sized businesses.
We also operate Townsquare Cares, a non-profit organization dedicated to helping our troops and their families.
Funds managed by Oaktree Capital Management are the Company’s largest shareholder.
More information is available at: www.townsquaremediagroup.com.
Do you have a passion for broadcast and digital media? Do you know how to sell? Do you have the ability to explain advertising and digital ideas? If so, Townsquare Media Wichita Falls may have the career opportunity you've been waiting for.
Candidates must be self motivated and detail oriented, experience selling business to business is a plus but we will train.
If you are interested in a career with Townsquare Media, email your resume in confidence to joannetaylor@townsquaremedia.com. You may also drop by our offices at 626 SW Ave. D Lawton, OK to apply in person or apply online via the form below.
A yes or no answer to any of the below questions does not necessarily disqualify applicant from employment.
Please answer the following questions and provide additional detail when necessary.
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Please upload a copy of your Resume* Please upload a copy of your resume here.
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text: Windows-based network/system monitoring software designed to simplify network monitoring, run as a service, and is able to notify administrators via Email, pager, cell phone, or net send. Overseer can monitor websites via HTTP/HTTPS, network devices via ping, Windows NT/2000/XP/2003/2008/7 services, Windows Event Logs, Windows Processes, available disk space, and more. Overseer watches your systems 24 hours a day, giving you peace of mind.


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Behybaun is on Logainm.ie: Behybaun.
It is located at 54° 5' 44" N, 9° 10' 7" W.
We don't know about any subtownlands in Behybaun.
Curious to see who lived in Behybaun in the past? Maybe even seeing scans of their handwritten census returns?
Behybaun was added to OpenStreetMap on 16 May 2015 by kdric.

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Through his personal investment fund ALSTIN Carsten Maschmeyer uppe d his investment in Berlin based start up Orderbird and bought an additional 24.800 stocks and therefore now owns over 30% of the stocks. He invested an undisclosed sum that is expected to be in the millions.
Orderbird offers cashier systems for restaurants that run on apple systems (ipad and iphone) and are easy to configure, grow with the expansion of any restaurant and are fairly inexpensive (compared to other sophisticated systems in the same space with own hardware). It can be used as an order and invoice service, but the same software also allows customers to book a table from their smartphones. An integration the accounting system is planned.
Overall Orderbird is a very innovative company and has already won several awards (Intergastra Innovationspreises 2012, enable2start, finalist at European Tech Startup Awards). 120 restaurants in Germany, Austria and Switzerland are already using their services.

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Cost: Free for people with disabilites. See Note below abut priority registration.
Eligibility: This year, this event is sponsored by the Neilsen Foundation and we are focusing on serving people with Spinal Cord Injuries. Registration is restricted until May 4 to people with SCI's. After May 4, registration will open for other participants.
Lunch: Lunch will be provided for registered participants with disabilities and volunteers. If you are attending with family or friends you MUST also register the number of extra lunches when you register and pay $5 per lunch at the event.
We need lots of help in jobs that are completely accessible so please help out as well as do some activites.
1) Please sign up for only one slot per activity.
2) All Volunteer Slots with an (A) are accessible for people who use wheelchairs or need to sit.
4) Sports activities available for sign up only to people with disabilities. Family and Friends may participate if space is available on day of.
5) Any family and friends can register on site.
6) Cycling: Please only sign up for cycling if you are new to this sport or not local to the Bay Area. If you are a regular, please come cycle on any of our regular cycling programs available Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturdays.


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Luxurious Master bedroom with study area, spectacular view of the Bay all day long.
Amazing beautiful bay view from the apartment.
Watch spectacular fireworks and celebrations throughout the year from the comfort of your cozy home !!!
Walk to Marina Bay Financial centre, Marina Bay Sands, Gardens by the bay, The Esplanade too.
Walk to Raffles Mrt and Downtown line too.


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Michael Smart / For Shaw Media Jacobs tennis coach Jon Betts (right) watches Emma Nickoley (center) unload a case of tennis balls for the Hit for Henry Tennis Clinic and Tournament Friday, June 6, 2014 at Jacobs High School in Algonquin. "Hit for Henry" is a tennis clinic and tournament is taking place June 6-8 at the Jacobs High School tennis courts. All proceeds will benefit Henry Betts and his fight against Muscular Dystrophy. (Henry is the son of Jon Betts, District 300 Liberty Elementary teacher and Jacobs High School tennis coach.) *The clinic is for students in grades K-8 and beginning adults on June 6. (No previous tennis experience necessary.) *The tournament is for high school and adult tennis players interested in playing for a good cause on June 6-8.
Michael Smart / For Shaw Media Jacobs senior (from left)Morgan Vachio and graduates Dena Kontos and Emma Nickoley helped organize "HIT FOR HENRY" TENNIS CLINIC/TOURNAMENT at Jacobs High School Friday June 6, 2014. "Hit for Henry" is a tennis clinic and tournament that is taking place June 6-8 at the Jacobs High School tennis courts. All proceeds will benefit Henry Betts and his fight against Muscular Dystrophy. Henry is the son of Jon Betts, a District 300 Liberty Elementary teacher and Jacobs High School tennis coach. The clinic is for students in grades K-8 and beginning adults on June 6. (No previous tennis experience necessary.) The tournament is for high school and adult tennis players interested in playing for a good cause on June 6-8.
Michael Smart / For Shaw Media Norella Brzeski cq (center) watches the Hit for Henry Tennis Clinic and Tournament Friday, June 6, 2014 at Jacobs High School.
Michael Smart / For Shaw Media Jon Betts, a District 300 Liberty Elementary teacher and Jacobs High School tennis coach, watches during the Hit for Henry Tennis Clinic and Tournament Friday, June 6, 2014 at Jacobs High School. Betts' son Henry has muscular dystrophy, and the event is to raise money.
Michael Smart / For Shaw Media Patrick Murphy 15, plays a tournament during the Hit for Henry Tennis Clinic and Tournament Friday, June 6, 2014 at Jacobs HIgh School in Algonquin.
Michael Smart / For Shaw Media Donations for the "Hit for Henry" tennis clinic and tournament Friday, June 6, 2014 at Jacobs High School in Algonquin.
Jon Betts, a District 300 Liberty Elementary teacher and Jacobs High School tennis coach, watches during the Hit for Henry Tennis Clinic and Tournament Friday, June 6, 2014 at Jacobs High School. Betts' son Henry has muscular dystrophy, and the event is to raise money.

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Magnetic pull alarm is a simple to use. Just unplug the magnetic sensor, the device will produce an alarm sound and a warning light on the spot.
Return the magnet to original position and the device will reset.

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MEEKER | Pioneers Hospital Home Health will be offering the monthly Foot Clinic on Wednesday, Sept. 12 at a new time, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. and a new location, the Meeker Veterans Community Center, 290 Fourth St. (corner of Fourth and Main St.). Cost: $20 donation if able. A certified nurse assistant will trim toenails, provide skin care and check blood pressure. Persons found to have circulatory or foot problems will be referred to a physician. Please call 878-9265 to schedule an appointment.
MEEKER — Pioneers Medical Center Home Health will be offering its monthly Foot Clinic on Tuesday, Jan. 27 from 10-11 a.m. at the 875 Water St. (Pines Apartment).


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This script allows you to select a character of choice. The script can be used via a script call. It allows the using of voice and cursor effects. Returning to map while in Scene is also available.
If you have any questions, comments, critiques, corrections or any other concern about the script, please do contact me here on RMRK, comment below or mail me in my website.
If you are using my whole Master Demo of Soul Engine Ace 1.0, you need to make all the battlers in order for this system to work.
That's very pretty SoulPour777. I have always been bad at visualizing neat graphical interfaces for my scripts and almost always just default to windows, but that doesn't seem to be a problem for you. Good work!
Thanks for all the script contributions, Soul!


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Internet Marketing Press (IMPress) specializes in small business marketing consulting and branding in the Charlotte, North Carolina area and beyond. Our goal is to help small businesses create a marketing plan within their budget and establish brand recognition throughout their marketing endeavors. In these very challenging economic times, it is important to create a professional images that help you stand out from your competition.
Internet Marketing Press is dedicated to helping you achieve success in your business by giving you the information necessary to understand the complex and ever-changing marketing opportunities available today. Our blog covers all aspects of business planning, website set-up, business marketing, and much more. Our information is gathered from years of successful experiences in owning and operating small businesses.
Often we see websites and sales materials that do not display the quality of the business they represent. It is time you put your best foot forward and showed the world what you are capable of achieving.
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So today (Sat. 8th July) I went to the UK Sparkle transgender festival in Manchester, UK. It's the thirteenth such festival, the main organizers have changed but it's very similar to the previous ones. That's no criticism.
I've been to all these events. (My PhD strongly focused on part of that.) I know I'm THE expert on Manchester transgender issues. Definitely one of the PRIMARY experts on transgender social issues in the world. It's interesting how Manchester Metropolitan University ('MMU'), where I did my PhD, had Prof. Stephen Whittle OBE working at that university. (He got a OBE as the leader of the team creating the UK legal Gender Recognition Act .) Yet MMU was not a sponsor for the Sparkle events (except for donating £50 about three years ago - yeah, I know that amount's almost an insult). Oh, and the University of Manchester can't be bothered either.
That university recognizes the sponsorship for the Sparkle events have become more significant. No longer does it seem that the organizers are depending upon very generous individuals.
I look at the friendships I've made in Manchester's transgender communities and how I've personally become less paranoid about gender.
Let's face it. We're all paranoid about gender.
Note I didn't mean sexuality.
I remember when I saw Eddie Izzard on Sunday the 2nd July. He was wearing a female style jacket and top that obviously suggested he was wearing a bra and 'falsies'. By his own admission he has breast envy.
In many respects so many men have breast envy. Or perhaps I should more accurately express reproductive envy.
Men are more expendable than women. Look at the lack of long term effects from the millions of men killed in World War I and II. Within a couple of generations, the male and female sexes are about equal numbers.
Are men really expendable? Some men are certainly.
This kind of paranoia is in my novel Deprivations. There is a deeper gender paranoia in many religious texts. And that connects with my other novel The ruler of Hell: The Devil's Sister.
And once again I'm showing how my novels link to reality.

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Question: Which of the following is not an island?
Welches der folgenden Länder grenzt nicht an den Golf von Mexiko?
V=IR is the basic formula for whose law of electricity?
What is Frodo Baggins, the main character in ‘The Lord of the Rings’?


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Colliers, a leading real estate company that performs worldwide research, has said that the real estate market in Jakarta will continue to grow in 2018. The centre area of Jakarta will have the largest amount of construction projects.
These projects are aimed at people that want to live in close proximity to their work and young families that want to have shopping malls widely available.
Because this area has great accessibility to public transport and is very strategically located, there is good potential in apartment leases, according to Colliers. Occupancy rates for lease apartments in central Jakarta has been around 81% throughout 2014, which is 10% higher than the other areas.
This makes the risk quite low to partake in Jakarta’s apartment lease market.
Many apartments will be built outside of the CBD and in East and North Jakarta in the coming years. The Prime International Residential Index of 2014 has shown that Jakarta’s current growth is not as explosive anymore as it was, but it’s still on the high side compared to other world cities.
Jakarta’s most popular area to live in, by far, is the city centre. The congestion in Jakarta is one of the worst in the world and as a result, people want to live as close as possible to their workplace. As most workplaces are located in the centre area of Jakarta, this is where most of the people want to live.
Real estate in the centre of Jakarta makes for a very good and stable investment and is less likely to drop in value, compared to the outer areas of Jakarta.
To improve the traffic problems of Jakarta, a metro line is being constructed that should be finished by the end of 2018. The areas around the metro stations are exploding in value as a result of this.
The land prices at the northern part of the new metro line have already shown a 30 to 40 percent price increase. It’s expected that the southern part of the metro line will have a similar price explosion and turn into a new hotspot area.
This offers possibilities for those willing to invest in Jakarta’s growing real estate market and are looking for interesting areas to focus on.


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Cyber Security Associates (CSA) provides expert cyber and information security services to UK FTSE 100 companies and SMEs globally. CSA personnel have years of experience working both in the public and private sectors for organisations such as the Ministry of Defence, the Foreign and Commonwealth Office and the Bank of England. However, CSA pride themselves in offering advanced cyber solutions normally only within the reach of large companies, to the SME market.
CSA win Business of the Year, Believe in Gloucester Awards November 2018.

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Melbourne Wine Barrels & Iron Products started from a passion for the love of barrels & vintage iron products.
Coming from a family connected to wine and producing wine in a can. I personally love the barrel look & feel.
Here at Melbourne Wine Barrels & Iron Products we prefer quality over quantity. We strive to achieve the best quality looking barrels for our customer. As a Mother & Son business we work together in restoring the barrels to their best condition. Our barrels are treated with love & care with being oiled and varnished for the barrels longevity.
Our iron products also compliment the barrels with the vintage theme. We can tailor our customer’s needs in wood burning or paint: names, emblems & branding for memorabilia.


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April at Dancewave is the month of Dancewave’s Spring Gala. We are looking forward to Gala as new surprises, shining honorees, and energetic performances fuel the event preparations. Highlighted below are some of the anticipated aspects of Dancewave’s 2017 Spring Gala.
This year, help Dancewave honor Jody Gottfried Arnhold, Camille A. Brown, and Senator Velmanette Montgomery, three incredible women in our community championing dance and education. We are so grateful for each of these women and their contributions to the arts.
Velmanette Montgomery is recognized for her effective leadership and steadfast commitment to her constituents of north and central Brooklyn as well as to New Yorkers statewide. In her role as the Ranking Democrat on the Senate Committee on Children and Families, Senator Montgomery is committed to helping young people achieve positive outcomes through reform of the State’s juvenile justice, foster care, and adoptive care systems. Senator Montgomery continues to be one of New York’s leading proponents of school-based health care as a model system for delivering comprehensive primary and mental health services to children of all ages, in the school setting where youth spend most of their day.
Jody Gottfried Arnhold dance educator, advocate, and Founder of Dance Education Laboratory (DEL) at 92Y has taught dance in NYC public schools for over 20 years. She is Executive Producer of the New York Emmy nominated documentary, PS DANCE! Dance Education in Public Schools, created to raise awareness and advocate for her mission, Dance For Every Child. Jody serves on the Advisory Committee for Arts Education at New York City Department Of Education and is Co-Chair of the Committee that created the Blueprint for Teaching and Learning in Dance K-12. She is on the Board at 92Y, Hunter College, Ballet Hispanico, Harkness Foundation for Dance, and on the Advisory Committee of Dance/NYC.
Camille A. Brown is a prolific choreographer making a personal claim on history through the lens of a modern Black female perspective. She leads her dancers through excavations of ancestral stories, both timeless and traditional, that illustrate stories which connect history with contemporary culture. She is a four time Princess Grace Award winner (2016 Statue Award, 2016 Choreographic Mentorship Co-Commission Award, 2013 Works in Progress Residency Award, 2006 Choreography Award, 2016 Jacob’s Pillow Dance Award recipient, 2016 Guggenheim Fellowship recipient, 2015 USA Jay Franke & David Herro Fellow, 2015 TED Fellow, 2015 Doris Duke Artist Award recipient, and was nominated for the 2015 Lucille Lortel “Outstanding Choreographer” Award (Fortress of Solitude). Her company, Camille A. Brown & Dancers, received a 2014 Bessie Award for Outstanding Production for the work Mr. TOL E. RAncE and were nominated for a 2016 Bessie Award for Outstanding Production for the work BLACK GIRL: Linguistic Play.
Performances will include Dancewave Company III performing Julia Ehrstrand’s energetic and explosive work Biana and Dancewave Company I’s premiere of Camille Brown’s New Second Line.
“New Second Line is about celebrating instead of mourning. The piece means a lot to us. Performing it for her is particularly special because she choreographed it so long ago and carrying on her legacy is a big honor.”-Talia Protos, Dancewave Company I.
“For everyone there is a different meaning to the work. Before running the piece we discussed who we are running it for to point out our appreciation and remind us to celebrate each other.” -Maia Soyer, Dancewave Company I.
And celebrate we will! Camille’s piece is the perfect compliment to the theme of the evening “Brooklyn and Beyond” which highlights Dancewave’s aim to unite communities of artists from different boroughs. Camille and Dancewaves’ missions focus on celebrating people and their differences.
Of course, the Gala will also include good food, endless drinks (alcoholic and non-alcoholic options), and the opportunity to break it down on the dance floor. Don’t feel shy about unveiling your wackiest social dance moves because we definitely know how to take our perfectly pinned buns out, let our hair down, and groove on the dance floor.
Now that you know more about the event I’m sure you’re thinking, “How can I get a ticket to this experience of culture and celebration of the arts in Brooklyn?” The answer is simple. You can click here to buy a regular ticket or a VIP ticket offering exclusive opportunity to mingle with gala honorees.
Can’t attend this year’s Gala and looking for other ways to give? Participate in Dancewave’s online auction. Auction items include an Olive BK class package, signed jets poster, Orangetheory Fitness class card and gear, and vacation packages.


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Remodeled Bi-level in the Community of Buckhill Farms. Conveniently located to schools, shopping, restaurants and Tax Free Delaware. Remodeled Bi-level home with 3 bedrooms, plus 1 finished room in lower level for extra living space, can be used for an office/den area, remodeled country kitchen, deck off of the kitchen area, windows replaced (except for the Kitchen) freshly painted and most carpet has been replaced. Appliances included.Public water & sewer, town trash and recycling picked-up weekly. New HVAC System has been installed.
This report is a detailed community overview for Elkton(21921), Maryland.


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Proper Posting for "LEGO Castle Sets"
What's your castle lego collection look like?
Series 6 is in stores with some castle worthy figures.
How many plume colors are there?
How many Kingdoms minifigs do you have?
Castle sets going away so soon?
Low quality figs in non-regular sets.
3 Favorite Impulse size castle sets.
The Decline of Lego Castle?
LEGO Digital Designer-a tool to rebuild classics?

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Indication Digestive diseases caused by enteric G(-) pathogenic & toxigenic bacteria. Swine (weaned piglets), rabbits: colibacillosis, G(-) infections (llll E. coli jjjj & llll Salmonella jjjj spp.) of the digestive tract & secondary bacterial diarrhea after viral infections. Poultry (including laying hens): colibacillosis, colisepticemia, colienteritis, enterotoxicosis, salmonellosis, pullorosis, infectious coryza, klebsiellosis, bordetellosis, avian vibrionic hepatitis & llll Pseudomonas jjjj infection. Ruminants (calves & lambs): colienteritis, colisepticemia, calf scour & secondary bacterial diarrhea after viral infections.
Dosage Administer via milk, milk replacer, electrolyte soln or water for 3-5 days. Swine (weaned piglets): 150,000 IU/kg BW/day (500 mg/L water). Poultry: 75,000-100,000 IU/kg BW (83.3-111 mg/L water). Ruminants (calves & lambs): 100,000 IU/kg BW/day (333 mg/L water). Rabbits: 150,000 IU/kg BW/day (250 mg/L water).
Contraindications Hypersensitivity to polypeptide antibiotics.
Withdrawal Swine (weaned piglets): Meat: 0 days. Poultry (broilers & laying hens): Meat & offal: 1 day; eggs: 0 days. Ruminants: Meat & offal: 7 days. Rabbits: Meat: 0 days.
Digestive diseases caused by enteric G(-) pathogenic & toxigenic bacteria. Swine (weaned piglets), rabbits: colibacillosis, G(-) infections (llll E. coli jjjj & llll Salmonella jjjj spp.) of the digestive tract & secondary bacterial diarrhea after viral infections. Poultry (including laying hens): colibacillosis, colisepticemia, colienteritis, enterotoxicosis, salmonellosis, pullorosis, infectious coryza, klebsiellosis, bordetellosis, avian vibrionic hepatitis & llll Pseudomonas jjjj infection. Ruminants (calves & lambs): colienteritis, colisepticemia, calf scour & secondary bacterial diarrhea after viral infections.
Administer via milk, milk replacer, electrolyte soln or water for 3-5 days. Swine (weaned piglets): 150,000 IU/kg BW/day (500 mg/L water). Poultry: 75,000-100,000 IU/kg BW (83.3-111 mg/L water). Ruminants (calves & lambs): 100,000 IU/kg BW/day (333 mg/L water). Rabbits: 150,000 IU/kg BW/day (250 mg/L water).
Swine (weaned piglets): Meat: 0 days. Poultry (broilers & laying hens): Meat & offal: 1 day; eggs: 0 days. Ruminants: Meat & offal: 7 days. Rabbits: Meat: 0 days.


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New Orleans has undergone many transformations in the 10+ years since Katrina.
Today, with over half of New Orleans’ residents living in rental housing, and rents rising sharply in many neighborhoods across the city, affordability is becoming an acute problem.
These are the findings of a new independent assessment conducted by the Center for Community Progress and commissioned by the New Orleans Redevelopment Authority. The City is already taking steps to implement the report’s recommendations.
The report is the city’s first comprehensive post-Katrina assessment of its rental housing market. It evaluates citywide and neighborhood-level conditions and trends and, based on those findings, makes a series of recommendations to improve the affordability and quality of rental housing.
In 2013, according to the report, for the first time since Katrina, the total inventory of rental housing in New Orleans exceeded pre-2005 levels. This revival of rental housing has come largely from rehabilitation of existing properties, as well as a shift in single family properties from owner-occupancy to rental, rather than from new housing construction.
These renters in New Orleans are disproportionately made up of single persons and non-family households, are much younger than the city’s homeowners, and are disproportionately poor. While the median income of homeowners in New Orleans is $57,000, that of renters is less than half that at $24,000, and roughly 30% of all of the city’s renters receive some form of rental assistance.
While the rental vacancy rate fell below 8% in 2013 for the first time since Katrina (below the national vacancy rate), rents in New Orleans have increased markedly since 2012 by 20-25%.
Subsidy: A major challenge facing the City in use of subsidies for rental housing is the reality that they are limited, and that many programs, such as CDBG, have many competing uses. While the City needs to balance the many competing uses for limited resources, increasing the supply and affordability of rental housing should be seen as a high priority among those uses.
– Property acquisition and pre-construction loans.
– Construction loans, to cover the period from approval to end of construction.
– Permanent or “take-out” financing, once the project is completed and income is being generated from rents.
– Subordinated debt to fill the gap between loan and equity availability.
NORA is already working to implement the report’s recommendations, which align with the newly released five-year housing plan by the City of New Orleans.


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We have developed the first complete, quantitative, top-down social impact assessment method and make the data available in our Social LCA Club.
The Social LCA Club is 2.-0 LCA consultants way to share and further develop our new social footprinting method and database.
Through our Social LCA Club we provide members with a social footprint of a product, representing an aggregated monetary value of all social impacts of a product, and a breakdown of this footprint by country and industry, based on our current database version. Members also have access to the fully transparent method description (prior to scientific publication), to the data behind the footprint so that members can continue to work with this themselves, and access to database updates as soon as they are ready.
The income from new memberships is used exclusively to finance our further research and method development. Members choose which social impact category that they wish their money to be spent on, and thereby influence what impact categories will be further specified for the next version of the database.
Our social footprint method is based on standard LCA methodology and the best available public and free input-output databases. It provides a top-down aggregated value of all the externalities related to human activities – biophysical, economic and social. In contrast to other social LCA methods it does not initially require site-specific data and does not provide a breakdown of all the possible contributing impacts. Further development of the method will provide more details on specific social impact categories, and members can therefore focus on their own options for creating shared value in the social hotspots identified by the method.
See also social footprint article pertinent to this theme.
Database software design, documentation and testing. Design and test of new LCIA data format. Advice on design of system models and specific datasets. Support for data providers and editors.

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Since we cannot judge the reasons as to why people join any organization, it is extremely important to provide several avenues of interest or focus in meetings and activities. Members join for many personal reasons. Even though more than a social outlet must be offered, social interaction is crucial and social events will keep people interested in organizational participation. Allocate time for conversation and sharing at meetings.
Networking with members allows leaders to listen to what they say. Listen to both the content of conversations as well as to the intent. Sometimes strong leaders do not ask for enough input. If the needs of members are known, it will be easier to excite them about the ongoing work of the organization.
Invite members and friends to social functions and they will be far more likely to participate in the issue driven work of the organization. A variety of activities and advocacy efforts based on member feedback will usually encourage everyone to stay involved. Give people tasks using their talents and abilities, remembering that not everyone has the same priorities. The organization must meet the needs of the majority of the membership.
Picture having a net to draw people in, seeing, however, that not all of them stay in the net. Throwing out this net must be an ongoing process. If it is current policy to invite potential members to complete an application, be sure that there is a section in which they can list areas in which they would like to serve. Give members some responsibility and an opportunity to volunteer. Call people and ask them specifically how they would like to serve, making sure that they understand that their service is crucial to the ongoing health of the organization. Members will feel more useful and comfortable with the group and will be more likely to contribute significantly to the organization. Of course, not everyone will be an active member even when given encouragement. Do not defeat the heart and initiative of members when the goals of the leadership are not immediately met. Compromise and communication are important tools. Consideration of each person, compromising on ideas, and ongoing communication give optimum results. If members feel comfortable with the leaders in the organization, they will be more willing to share issues and problems. Obviously, the leadership will not win everyone over to its ideas but failure makes leaders stronger and helps them understand how to become more effective.
Reach out to others by tapping into their gifts and that action will help everyone grow. Recognize the talents of all members. Consider issues such as ability, follow through and transportation needs before giving work assignments. Positive communication and feedback are necessary since negativity can damage a relationship or prevent one from forming.
Keep expectations reasonable when assigning tasks to new members and to those who begin to express an interest in working for the organization. For example, ask someone to phone members for a while before asking him/her to chair the phone committee. This will allow the member to feel comfortable with the assignment and will avoid the error of overwhelming him/her with responsibility before he/she is ready to take it on. As a result, moving on to more and more responsibility is a natural process built on the enabling power of positive experience.
Remember that "The best way to learn is to teach." There is always an opportunity to learn from the group. Consider the feelings and abilities of members. Use people that volunteer and call those that are to shy to volunteer. Work under the assumption that members may not be up to leadership expectations; but remember that time and experience are the keys to unlock talent, skill and leadership abilities. Never compromise on the principles on which the organization is built.
It is important to delegate jobs in order to involve members and "let go" of some of the details. Recognize the efforts of others in meetings and newsletters. It is important to make a note each time that someone offers to help. Follow through on the offer and give an assignment. Otherwise, the person may not volunteer again.
Mentor younger people and train them in leadership skills and in the organization's affairs.
Social activities, the organizational net or magnet, include: parties or get-togethers, fund-raisers, or advocacy or educational activities. Some examples of parties or get-togethers for fun are Christmas or other holiday parties, scavenger hunts, pot lucks, progressive dinners, banquets or restaurant dinners, picnics, pizza parties, and sporting events (bowling, beep ball, golf, swimming, hiking, miniature golf, skiing, shuffleboard, horseshoes, board or card games, or spectator sports). Some examples of fund-raisers are barbecues, box socials, pizza parties inviting the community, product driven parties, musical events, pancake breakfast, soup suppers, or comedy nights. Educational and advocacy related functions may provide awareness to the community. Examples include attending a DVD movie, an opera or play, a museum, an amusement park, or county or state fair.
When arranging an event at a public place, the social committee must communicate with the management explaining the needs of the group such as volunteer assistance or audio description. Choose a date and time wisely considering transportation needs. Cost must be considered since many people cannot afford high priced events. If the members are spread out in a large geographical area, plan events that cover that area so that each member can attend at least some of the planned activities. Arrange different types of events taking into consideration the varying interests of members.
Appoint several members to this social planning committee, members who are not usually otherwise involved in the organization. Be sure to include people of different ages and interests in the planning group. Remember to plan activities at socials in order to allow new people attending to meet the members and to feel included so that attendance at the next meeting will be an easy decision for them to make.
Some events will need a larger number of volunteers. Have members recruit or advertise for them. Churches and Lions Clubs are good sources for volunteers. Actively recruit volunteers in order to insure a meaningful number since it is essential to do everything possible to avoid volunteer "burn out". Be sure to have enough volunteers at any function so none are overworked. Provide training in advance if the volunteers are not familiar with how best to assist blind people. If volunteers are needed for different purposes such as serving food, collecting tickets, escorting blind persons to seats or rest rooms, and cooking or cleaning up; make sure that each person understands how to carry out the task that he/she is being asked to fulfill in order to insure the necessary comfort level. Be sure that members understand the etiquette of working with a volunteer. Make it clear to members and volunteers alike that volunteers are present to assist everyone. If members want personal volunteers, they should be encouraged to provide their own. Be sure to thank volunteers and show appreciation in creative ways. Present a small gift or offer a free meal from time to time. If volunteers are asked to guide blind persons at tours or other events where a cost is involved, their costs should be paid in advance. Drivers should be reimbursed for gasoline and the cost of their meals should be covered by the organization. One way to cover some of these expenses is via the use of coupons.
Sponsor students to events such as legislative seminars and leadership seminars. Encourage young people and respect their ideas and they will be more likely to remain in your organization. Schools for the blind and disabled student services offices are good places to recruit students. Positive mentors are a great drawing card. Grants can be obtained to fund projects, particularly mentoring and youth activities (river rafting, skiing, and other special youth sports). Summer is a good time to have membership building activities. However, do not sacrifice older members by concentrating too much on reaching out to the young.
Support groups pose unique challenges for recruitment as well as interesting advocacy issues. Education and mentoring are important. Contact the president or leader of any support group and offer to share the history of ACB and its state and local affiliates, emphasizing how these organizations impact the lives of people who are blind and visually impaired. Support groups might prefer to join as a separate chapter. These members may not feel comfortable joining a chapter where they may assume that the membership will not understand their concerns. When recruiting any group to begin a new chapter of the organization, offer a small financial incentive (perhaps $200) for seed money. Working on issues that the group has already bought into can help draw them into the organization. Visit senior centers to see what the needs are. Inform them of what blind people can accomplish especially with the help of ACB and its state and local affiliates. Never be shy about touting the programs and services of the state affiliate and its local chapters.
Seniors will be very interested in demonstrations of the latest aids and technology for low vision such as CCTVs.
Newly blinded persons especially older ones may have more difficulty with adjusting to their blindness. Encourage these members to raise funds by saving items such as coupons, box tops, and bottles to be redeemed. This kind of fund raising helps the organization and gives the members a sense of their real value to it. The organization must accept these groups where they are while encouraging and allowing them to grow as individuals and as a chapter. If the membership chooses to stress social outlets with educational and inspirational speakers, accept that.
A website is a vehicle that allows for ease of distributing information and will lessen the expense of mass communication. Be sure to provide instructions on how to access the website. Major search engines are free and they can be used to look for information and programs and services.
It is relatively easy to create a web page and update it often if the organization has access to individuals with the right programs and computer skills. It is a simple task to put a word document onto the site by simply saving it as an HTML file and then transferring or saving it locally on a server or through a service provider. "Microsoft Front Page" displays accessible forms if they are needed in a web page. GWMicro and other companies have tutorials on html for blind computer users.
Any organizational information in print should be available on the web site, information such as welcome brochures, membership brochures, newsletters, by-laws, Board minutes and links to other resources. The organization must keep the website updated and use current information. Add a line listing the date of the last update and readers will know that the information is current. Provide links to the organization's affiliates and their chapters sites. Give direct access to board and committee members by Creating links to them. Contact links should be placed at the bottom of the page.
Check other affiliate websites to get ideas on how information is set up and what is included. Design the site by creating the text first and then adding links later. Register the site with search engines. Contact www,addme,com and it will add the website to search engines.
Register the domain name. www.networksolutions.com is the most well known domain registration service. A link can be created directly to the affiliate from ACB's website; contact Earlene Hughes, ACB's Webmaster to arrange this.
There are various ways to check websites for 508 accessibility guidelines and compliance such as ACCVERIFY or ACCREPAIR. These are programs that analyze a web site to insure that it is accessible. At The site, Insight runs tools to analyze the site and InFocus will automatically repair problems. "Bobby.org" is another option; but it is a more difficult program for blind persons to use. However, Bobby will permit use of a Bobby logo on the site if it is accessible. It may be easiest to download a demo accessible site and use it for reference.
List servs are also useful tools for keeping members apprised of events and provides an opportunity for free and open discussion and exchange of ideas. Guidelines must be established by the list serv moderator and they should be posted to each subscriber when they join the list. A list serv is also a viable way to keep the board or specific committees informed on particular situations. Most list servs are easy to subscribe to by sending an email message to them. Private lists for board and committee members are also helpful and the list moderator can subscribe designated members. Two free list serv providers are Yahoogroups and topica. Search for appropriate and convenient providers. It should be noted that free service providers of list servs or web sites may contain advertisements or graphics which may hamper navigation for users of screen readers.
A phone tree should be used to notify members of meetings, speakers, activities or legislative efforts. The affiliate can conduct business using a phone system with a voice message that goes out to a group of people using t-mail systems. These can also be expanded to a larger area to get out a more regional message. These systems can be used to recruit people to attend hearings, conferences or some other event where representation is crucial. Most local telephone companies offer telephone distribution lists and they can be contacted for information on specific systems and their cost. Some of these systems will actually place individual calls. Free telephone calling systems are available; but it is necessary to listen to advertisements when accessing them. Some telephone mail lists provide password protection as well as the option to program in the numbers to be called. The message is then sent to the programmed list. Be careful not to send out automatic messages in the middle of the night. Try to limit the number of messages sent to members as well. If too many are sent, they might be ignored.
Phone trees are helpful in keeping members in touch with the organization. If members are contacted each month before the meeting and reminded about interesting speakers and other important meeting details, they will be more likely to attend. If a person is chronically absent, suggest that he/she be contacted approximately five times or for as long as the person expresses any interest in organizational participation.
Some organizations use a member driven phone tree in which one member volunteers to call a small group of members. This option promotes friendship as well as direct outreach. The personal or phone contact will increase attendance. In the message, stress the option that the member can contact the president at any time to ask about a missed speaker or topic.
Networking, communication and contact comprise the net or magnet that draws members into the organization. They are essential to the growth of any organization, its affiliates and chapters.
It is with deep gratitude that I acknowledge the excellent work of the Networking, Communication and Contact Panel. Their contributions to the seminar make this report into a resource that will be used and valued for years to come. Thank you: Ardis Bazyn, Ed Bradley, Sam Gael, Richard Rueda, and Pat Sheehan.
Many thanks to the volunteer scribes: Ardis Bazyn, Kathy Brockman and Judi Cannon.
I gratefully acknowledge the contributions of the ACB Membership Committee: Ardis Bazyn, Alan Beatty, Ed Bradley, Judi Cannon, Paulette Monthi, Janis Stanger and Tom Tobin. I also wish to thank Brian Charlson, ACB First Vice President and Membership Committee Coordinator, and Terry Pacheco, ACB Coordinator of Affiliate and Membership Services, who have served the Membership Committee so well.
What can I say about Ardis Bazyn except that she has been an assistant extrordinaire.


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Authors: Glynn, Peter W.; Druffel, Ellen M.; Dunbar, Robert B.
Radiocarbon analyses, stable isotopic measurements and extensive field observations were made of coral reefs off the Pacific coast of Costa Rica and Panama. These analyses showed that live coral reefs in the Gulf of Papagayo, Costa Rica, were severely depleted in number, size and variety of species, compared to reefs in the major upwelling zone of the Gulf of Panama. Coral growth in the Gulf of Papagayo consisted mainly of dead reefs that died from 150–300 years B.P. The 18O records revealed that most of the dead reefs were exposed to relatively cool water immediately preceding death. We propose that during the latter part of the Little Ice Age there was probably an equatorward shift of the Northern Trade Wind system, which caused an intensification of upwelling at lower latitudes. This increased upwelling was the likely cause of the demise of coral reefs in the Gulf of Papagayo.


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With the pace at which the social, mobile, analytics and cloud (SMAC) stack is evolving, IT departments must quickly adopt their security monitoring and prevention strategies to match the ever-changing networking landscape. By the same token, network monitoring solutions (NMS) developers must balance a tightrope of their own in terms of providing the detail and visibility their users need, without a cost to network performance. But much of security forensics depends on the ability to drill down into both live and historic data to identify how intrusions and attacks occur. This leads to the question: what is the right balance between collecting enough data to gain the front foot in network security management, and ensuring performance isn’t compromised in the process?
Trend and pattern data tell Network Operations Center (NOC) staff much about their environments by allowing them to connect the dots in terms of how systems may have become compromised. However collecting large portions of historic data requires the capacity to house it – something that can quickly become problematic for IT Departments. NetFlow data analysis acts as a powerful counterweight to the problem of processing and storing chunks of data, since it collects compressed header information that is far less resource-intensive than entire packets or investigating entire device log files, for example. Also, log files are often hackers’ first victims by way of deletion or corruption as a means to disguise attacks or intrusions. With NetFlow’s ability to collect vast quantities of uncompromised transaction data without exhausting device resources, NOCs are able to perform detailed analyses on flow information that could reveal security issues such as data leaks that occur over time. Taking into account that NetFlow security monitoring can easily be configured on most devices, and pervasive security monitoring becomes relatively easy to configure in large environments.
NetFlow facilitates seamless detection of traffic anomalies as they occur and alerts engineers when data traverses the wire in an abnormal way – allowing for both quick detection and containment of compromised devices or entire segments. Network intrusions are typically detected when data traverses the environment in an unusual way as compromised devices experience a spike in network activity. As malicious software attempt to siphon information from systems, the resultant increase in out-of-the-norm activity will trigger warnings that bring NOC teams in the loop of what is happening. NOCs are also able to continuously compare performance baselines against current network activity and more quickly pick up on anomalies even before they constitute a system-wide threat. This type of behavioral analysis of network traffic places security teams on the front foot in the ongoing battle against malicious attacks on their systems.
Few things can undermine a network’s performance more than a monitoring solution that strains hardware. But, considering the way in which people are plugging into networks today, pervasive monitoring is absolutely crucial. Take the bring your own device (BYOD) phenomenon, for example. Networking teams need visibility into where, when and how mobile phones, tablets – and now even phablets – are going on and offline and how to better manage the flow of data to and from user devices. NetFlow is capable of informing IT teams on how IP traffic flows between devices, usage statistics on a device or segment level, and traffic anomalies that may require investigation. Keeping in mind that mobile devices increasingly run their own versions of business applications, the need to monitor traffic flow from such devices – from both a security and a performance perspective – becomes clear. Also, with BYOD cultures somewhat undermining IT’s ability to dictate the type of software allowed to run on personal devices, detecting traffic such as peer-to-peer (P2P) or other bandwidth and security compromising applications becomes less complex with NetFlow’s ability to easily provide information on the type of traffic that traverses the environment.
Thanks to NetFlow, as systems evolve at an increasing rate, it doesn’t mean you need to re-invent your security apparatus every six months or so. NetFlow’s ubiquity and reliability gives NOC teams deep visibility minus the administrative overheads in getting it up and running and collecting data. On the other end of the scale, NetFlow analyzers – in their varying feature sets – give NOCs ample flexibility in collecting and analyzing the metrics most pertinent to their needs. This results in less network blind spots that often act as the Achilles Heel of the modern security expert. Once you’ve decided on the data you need and the collector that does the job best, you can fine-tune your monitoring to give you the granularity you need to keep your systems safe, secure and predictable.


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Tinker is a dynamic art studio founded by educators and artists. We are passionate about creating our own art as well as working with others. Providing authentic art opportunities for children and adults to grow as both skilled artists and creative individuals, Tinker Art Studio is a unique space. At Tinker, you will find a lively studio balanced by a calm and aesthetically pleasing environment.
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Miners Alley Children's Theatre has been in operation since 2015.
Started up by Rory Pierce (who ran the Children's Theatre at Heritage Square for over 20 years) it is highly interactive with adults doing shows for the kids. Each play is about an hour long. In each production we bring children on the stage several times to play some of the parts and the rest of the audience gets involved, too! Bring your camera because you can take pictures before, during and after each play.
RMTK creates the opportunity for students to really own their work by encouraging students to think critically, make their own creative choices, and use each other as resources for guidance and inspiration. We believe that emphasizing the personal and artistic process in performance is crucial to creating a theatrical piece of true substance and integrity.


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Ruling Awami League will not invite BNP to join the election-time government as they have no representation in parliament.
Party's General Secretary Obaidul Quader came up with the statement after inaugurating construction work on the Kurigram-Rajarhat-Teesta road on Thursday.
Responding to another query, the Road Transport and Bridges Minister said Bangladesh Chhatra League is not the source of power of Awami League; rather Jatiytabadi Chhatra Dal had been the source of all power of BNP.
"Khaleda Zia used to openly say Chhatra Dal is enough to face Awami League. But we'll never use BCL to tackle BNP," he said.
Obaidul Quader also said BCL will be reorganised within the next three months following directives from the Prime Minister.
"Its new council will be held in March," he said.
According to UNB, the ruling party leader said if any BCL man gets involved in any wrongdoing, he will be punished for that.

industry_corpus2: Politics & Administration


text: THE ONE presents to you the Melbourne Bounce Bundle, a collection consisting of the successfull soundkits THE ONE: Melbourne Leads and THE ONE: Bounce Melodies merged into this powerful library for your bouncing tracks! Feeling envious of how sweet the tracks from the professionals sound? Then this is your solution! THE ONE: Melbourne Leads consists of 50 powerful NI Massive presets with full usability with cutting edge quality. This involves innovative sounddesign, as well as full usage of all 8 Macros, randomizing, and velocity controlling. THE ONE: Bounce Melodies comes with 100 carefully created MIDI loops aimed towards lead synths for Melbourne Bounce production, and involves strong usage of velocity editing and setting perfect notelengths. In this bundle we also include all of the bonus material coming from both soundbanks! At THE ONE we really want you to sound like a real professional. You don't have to worry anymore about below average melodies or mediocre patches with beginner quality, with this bundle you have all the necessities to have strong melodies and lead sounds in your songs. These melodies have been crafted by an experienced music producer who knows what's good and what's not, so you may expect top of the notch quality! Hear the MP3 demosongs from the two different soundbanks and you'll hear the potential this gives your music - this could be the one thing that makes you break through the dense masses. Full specification: - 50 NI Massive lead presets - 100 MIDI loops - 13 additional MIDIs from the Melbourne Leads demo song - 7 extra Massive presets used in the demo songs - 62 Wav loops (24-bit/44.1 kHz) from the demo songs - Both demo songs as MP3s - PDF of what presets were used in the demo Melbourne Leads-demo, as well as info of which freeware thirdparty plugins that were used in both demos NOTE: Massive version 1.4 and up is required. This product does not contain a copy of the synth Massive.


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When a denture breaks, patients should have it fixed before trying to wear the denture again. It can take time to fix a denture, but there are times when a denture can be professionally fixed in the same day. In certain circumstances, our Fort Worth, TX practice can do same-day denture repair.
Let’s take a moment to consider the basics of same-day denture repair and when professional care is necessary. As you’re about to find out, sometimes a damaged denture can be fixed at home.
When you do experience a problem with a denture, it’s first important to determine if you can fix the problem yourself rather than going to your dentist.
If just a tooth has broken off from the denture, you can fix the problem yourself using an over-the-counter denture repair kit. These can help bind the denture together before undergoing a full denture repair from your dentist/a dental lab.
If the acrylic portion of the denture has broken off, the denture has broken in half, or metal wiring on a partial denture is damaged, professional denture repair is the ideal option to consider.
When a denture is cracked in half, it cannot possibly be mended using a DIY kit you can purchase at the store. Similar caution must be taken if there is a substantial crack in the denture but it is not broken in half.
Dentures need to be properly fit to the patient’s mouth, and must be able to tolerate normal wear and tear. Wearing a cracked denture can lead to further damage to the appliance, and it could wind up harming your gums and dental arches.
When it comes to major damage to a denture, it’s also important to consider if a repair is necessary or if the denture simply needs to be replaced. This is something that you dentist will be able to determine during the consultation process. Be sure to bring any and all fragments of the denture to your dentist.
Noting the damage, we can determine if the denture can be repaired and if those repairs will be stable. Remember, that denture has to go back in your mouth and withstand the normal pressure exerted when biting and chewing. If the damage to the denture is too severe, replacing the broken denture will be the most sensible options.
Professional same-day denture repair uses modern adhesives and on-site technology to mend the broken appliance. These techniques are far more effective that at-home repair kits. Additionally, dentists are trained to note the proper fit of a denture in the patient's mouth and how to ensure long-term stability of the fixed appliance.
Same-day denture repair has a number of obvious advantages over other options for fixing a denture. Patients are able to have a fully functioning set of teeth again, allowing them to bite, chew, and smile with total confidence. There’s no need to wait for an off-site dental lab to mend the damage, and little interruption in your daily routine.
If you have a broken denture and would like it to be repaired in a timely fashion, be sure to contact the Texas Denture Clinic and Implant Center. We look forward to your visit and discussing these matters with you in greater detail.


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Companies often are under pressure to meet or beat Wall Street earnings projections in order to increase stock prices and also to increase the value of stock options. Some resort to earnings management practices to artificially create desired results.
Revenue earned by a business enterprise is recognized for accounting purposes at different times, according to the circumstances. In some situations revenue is recognized approximately as it is earned in the economic sense. In other situations revenue is recognized at point of delivery.
For each of the following independent situations, indicate the apparent internal control weaknesses and suggest alternative procedures to eliminate the weaknesses.
1. John Smith is the petty cash custodian. John approves all requests for payment out of the $200 fund, which is replenished at the end of each month. At the end of each month, John submits a list of all accounts and amounts to be charged and a check is written to him for the total amount. John is the only person ever to tally the fund.
Danville Bottlers is a wholesale beverage company. Danville uses the FIFO inventory method to determine the cost of its ending inventory. Ending inventory quantities are determined by a physical count. For the fiscal year- end June 30, 2011, ending inventory was originally determined to be $3,265,000. However, on July 17, 2011, John Howard, the companyâ€™s controller, discovered an error in the ending inventory count. He determined that the correct ending inventory amount should be $2,600,000.
â— LO8 Mayer Biotechnical, Inc., develops, manufactures, and sells pharmaceuticals. Significant research and development (R&D) expenditures are made for the development of new drugs and the improvement of existing drugs. During 2011, $220 million was spent on R&D. Of this amount, $30 million was spent on the purchase of equipment to be used in a research project involving the development of a new antibiotic.

industry_corpus2: Finance & Economics


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Pet dentistry has become an essential part of proper veterinary care. As pet owners, our job is to keep out pets happy and comfortable as long as we possibly can. This includes adequate care of their teeth. It is essential for people, so why not for pets?
Yearly check-ups with your veterinarian can be an excellent preventative for significant concerns with your pet’s oral condition. The faster bad teeth are caught, the more can be prevented.
There are many preventative measures we as owners can take when helping keep our pets’ teeth in great shape.
Teeth Brushing – Canine and Feline friendly products can be purchased from your veterinarian. These are usually flavoured products your pet will enjoy. A good trick is to let your pet try the toothpaste as a treat before applying it to their teeth and gums. A tooth brushing is recommended bi-weekly at a minimum.
Dental bones – There are a variety of products on the market for dental bones. These can be beneficial at preventing dental disease. Please speak with your veterinarian as not all products are recommended for every pet.
Dental Food – This is an excellent option for pets that love their food but cannot sit still to have their teeth brushed. Many pet food companies have come out with dental food. The most obvious difference between regular dog food and dental food is the size of the kibble. Dental kibble is made into a bigger kibble. When your dog or cat bites into the kibble, that kibble scrapes against their teeth. This action helps prevent tartar on your pet’s teeth. Some dental foods also contain enzymes. These enzymes work away while your pet is eating to prevent tartar build up. Keep in mind the size of your dog when buying this kibble. Your veterinarian team can help you decide on which kibble is best for your pet.