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ARPA-E is the first government agency focused exclusively on funding high-risk, high-reward energy technologies. It selects all projects based on their impact on the agency's mission to reduce U.S. dependence on foreign energy imports, cut energy-related greenhouse gas emissions, improve energy efficiency across all sectors of the U.S. economy, and maintain U.S. leadership in developing and deploying advanced energy technologies. The projects chosen for ARPA-E's inaugural program were eventually grouped into 10 diverse technology areas: biomass energy, building efficiency, carbon capture, conventional energy, direct solar fuels, energy storage, renewable power, vehicle technologies, waste-heat capture, and water. Many of ARPA-E's first projects helped shape future agency programs dedicated to these technology areas.
If successful, the game-changing projects from the first open solicitation would help ARPA-E achieve its mission and ensure the U.S. maintains a technological lead in developing and deploying advanced energy technologies.
Increased access to and use of domestically produced renewable energy would help reduce U.S. dependence on foreign oil and increase our nation's energy security.
Developing new and renewable sources of energy would reduce our reliance on fossil fuels that create harmful greenhouse gas emissions and contribute to global warming.
Cheaper sources of energy would help the millions of American consumers and small business owners who can't afford the energy they need to live and work.


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For the sixth year, magic returns to the Festival of Trees. Children, as well as adults, will enjoy the magic and illusions in the beautiful Festival of Trees setting. Doors open at 6 p.m. for an hour of close-up magic acts, followed by a family-friendly, professional-quality stage show featuring members of the International Brotherhood of Magicians, KIDabra and the world famous Magic Castle at 7 p.m. Both shows will feature a series of magical stories, intertwined with the spirit of the season. The show’s finale will produce a special guest.
Tickets: $10 per person (Age 2 and under free).

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Optional extra gold sparkle added to flower lollipops.
These unique and eye catching edible flower lollipop favours make stunning wedding and event favours. These beautiful lollipops come wrapped in individual clear cellophane bags. Small, blank, stamped or custom card tags are available to purchase.
My edible flower lollipop favours come mixed in a wide variety of colours (one colour flower options are available for an extra charge) and flavours including vanilla, cotton candy, marshmallow, coffee, watermelon, rose and champagne. Please get in touch using the contacts page for a specific colour or flavour not listed in the option menu.
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After buying the Heart lollies with gold dust, I couldn’t resist buying these flower lollies as a gift to my couples in keeping with my nature themed photography packages. They are gorgeous and taste amazing. lots of happy couples with their sweet treats.
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After coming across the little lollipop shops flower lollies with the little blue cornflowers in we were over the moon. Blue cornflowers are the symbol logo for MND Scotland, a charity which is very close to our hearts. As our wedding neared the little lollipop shop called us to let us know that the cornflowers weren’t blooming and they were devastated to let us know. But they managed to source 10 of the most beautiful little cornflowers we had ever seen and made us some stunning lollies with them. Thank you so much for going out your way. We truly are very greatful and we can’t wait to share them with all our wedding guests. Amazing.
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My lollies looked absolutely stunning and really added a special touch to the floral boho wedding we had! I would definitely recommend and will be ordering more for our 1st anniversary as me and the hubby never got one! Only grumble was the delay in delivery, there was a worry I wouldn’t get them in time despite ordering them months in advance! Not stress that I needed 2 days before my wedding but it all worked out!
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An exciting new project developing our own software for website testing - we can't tell you more until launch!
Profitable Web Projects and Array[x] merger completed.
TrueStrike online orders up 68% Jan/Feb 2012 compared to 2011.
Profitable Web Projects moves to Carrer del Bruc between Plaça Urquinaona and Arc de Triomf in Barcelona.
Westminster Parliamentary Record: work with this startup to deliver on all technical aspects of the business, and provide a highly optimised and quick site.
Bespoke content management systems for Mango TV and Shortz!
Profitable Web Projects moves to its first office near Placa Palau between El Born and Barceloneta in Barcelona.
Tim Woolfson is Online Business Manager at Serif.

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While the BJP has made no bones about its support for GJM president Bimal Gurung, Trinamool Congress has supported Binay Tamang's political ascendancy.
The finance minister has been hauled over the coals for taking the money bill route to push through key legislations. The Opposition and media have accused the NDA government of trying to undermine India's bicameral Parliamentary system by robbing the Rajya Sabha of its jurisdiction and powers.
Mumbai is a city where most people don’t care about the city. Even if some assionately do, the civic body does not keep the city the way it ought to be.

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Patients often find it difficult to get a fibromyalgia diagnosis because of the variety of symptoms and lack of understanding about the disease. Some fibromyalgia symptoms, such as insomnia, fatigue and chronic pain, are shared with other medical conditions. Often, doctors attempt to use a process of elimination to diagnose patients who are suffering from fibromyalgia, but a misdiagnosis is a common problem.
Researchers at King's College London are working on a new blood test for fibromyalgia. They are studying 400 twins to determine DNA biomarkers for pain. They hope to increase knowledge about pain pathways while finding a biomarker they can use for a simple blood test. This would allow patients to be diagnosed easier and allow them to get treatment faster.
Currently, there are no official blood tests that can confirm the presence of fibromyalgia. However, some doctors use the FM/a blood test to try to diagnose fibromyalgia. The test comes with a large price tag of $744 that may not be covered by insurance. In addition, the Arthritis & Osteoporosis WA foundation states that the test is controversial and warns that patients need to remember the old saying of “Caveat emptor (let the buyer beware).” Professor Fred Wolfe has criticized the test and believes it is not capable of diagnosing fibromyalgia. This is why researchers at King's College London want to create a better and more reliable blood test that will eliminate concerns about diagnosis.
Gosh you've written everything I'm going through. Except that I don't take the pills prescribed because they are for depression sufferers. In the meantime I just keep rubbing and oiling my body with old wives remedies.

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Tiny homes on wheels are being built around the country, sited in backyards and backwoods, providing affordable housing, a green lifestyle, and simplified living to their owners. As the movement grows, we decided to live the questions: Can we build and showcase a few tiny homes on wheels in a DC urban alley lot? Within view of the nation’s Capitol? Not in the woods but in a true community, connected to a neighborhood? Yes, we think. Watch out left coast, the DC adventure begins.
I don’t think it can be said any better regarding the tiny house community or Boneyard Studios in urban Washington DC. Led by three incredible individuals – Lee, Jay, and Brian – and assisted by a team of talented designers and builders, Boneyard is an intentional community anchored by three tiny houses designed to show the world just how an abandoned lot in the center of a city can be turned in to a wonderful and productive home.
You can also find Lee and Brian as well as Boneyard Studios in general on Facebook.
Don’t forget! You can also subscribe to the r(E)vo Convo on iTunes.
Love these podcasts. I loved our visit with Lee, Jay and Brian, and I hope to return and see them over the summer, maybe.

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Our Company was incorporated as ‘Sahjanand Enterprises Private Limited’ as a private limited company under the Companies Act, 1956 pursuant to Certificate of Incorporation dated August 06, 1991 issued by the Registrar of Companies, Maharashtra. Subsequently the name of our company was changed to Transparent Commodities Private limited under the Companies Act, 1956 pursuant to Fresh Certificate of Incorporation dated March 17, 2011. Thereafter, our Company voluntarily converted itself into a public limited company and concurrently changed the name of the Company to ‘Agrimony Commodities Limited’ pursuant to a Fresh Certificate of Incorporation issued on 7th August, 2013.
Our Company was initially engaged in the business of imports and exports since 1991 for a period of 19 years. Our Company subsequent to a change in management in 2010 discontinued the import export business and thereafter pursuant to a change in management commenced business of trading in commodities.
Our Company had a further change in Management in 2013 after which the company continued it foray in the business of trading of commodities but since April 2013 it has undertaken trading in all types of natural resources, precious metals, textiles and agricultural products on spot basis. The Company also acquired majority of the stakes in ADVANTAGE COMMODITIES PRIVATE LIMITED by virtue of which it became the subsidiary of the Company which is consequent upon inducting the new management and new insights provided for expansion of business and roadmap for issue of shares on IPO in the long run.
The Company has a subsidiary named “ADVANTAGE COMMODITIES PRIVATE LIMTIED” which is a member of the Multi Commodity Exchange of India Limited (MCX) and offer Investment Products to our clients for commodity broking since April 2013.

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Anyhow since we were so close, we headed out to Cape Cod for the day, and ended up stopping in Hyannis Port, which is just around the corner from the “Kennedy Compound”.
It was quite hot, upper 80′s.
We took a GART (Great American Road Trip) to Boston this summer. Oldest daughter was moving there for Grad school, so we went out there to help find an apartment. It was an awesome trip.
My wife was training for the Detroit Marathon, so she was getting up crazy early to get her training run it. Plus it was really hot, so the earlier the run the better. I took her down to a running path along the Charles River on the Cambridge side, she headed off on her run, and I found a spot by MIT to fly from.
There were lots of rowing teams practicing, and you can see one in the photo above, so here you have it; Boston as seen from across the Charles River in Cambridge.


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ITC has rolled out its largest integrated food manufacturing and logistics facility at Kapurthala in state of Punjab with the first-ever wheat mandi unit to procure the grain from farmers, besides other FMCG units. The facility is spread across 8 lakh square feet and entailed an initial investment of Rs 1,500 crore.
The facility when operational, will create direct employment of over 2,000 people, besides indirect employment throughout the value chain. The plant will manufacture the company's popular food brands such as Aashirvaad, Bingo!, Sunfeast, YiPPee! and B Natural, among others.
ITC has business a interests in cigarettes, hotels, paperboards and specialty papers, packaging, agri-business, packaged foods and confectionery, information technology, branded apparel, personal care, stationery, safety matches and other FMCG products.

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Traditional Chinese Medicine is one of the great healing systems of the world. It has had more than two thousand years to build its knowledge base which includes acupuncture, herbal medicine, gua sha and tui na therapy. It focuses on maintaining both physical and mental health, regulating the whole body function.
Does acupuncture have any side-effects and is it safe?
In my 25 years experience, I have observed only the positive effect of a deep, healing relaxation during the treatment. Many patients are amazed how miraculously well they feel afterwards. I use only single use, very thin, sterile needles and dispose of them in accordance with the appropriate regulations.
What is Chinese herbal medicine and is it safe?
Chinese herbal medicines are especially effective in most complicated conditions. They come from natural roots, stems, twigs, tubers, rhizomes, bark, leaves and flowers allowing easy digestion and absorption. Our herbal medicine granules are subject to strict quality control, and meet international GMP standards. I have been prescribing herbs since 1990 and I have full confidence in their effectiveness and safety.
Do you give lifestyle advice?
Chinese Medicine has a concept that it is not only about treatment; it also encompasses the science of preventative medicine. In order to achieve this, Chinese doctors have developed complex methods which help them to analyze the entire human body and make an assessment of what might be about to go wrong before the onset of illness. I will be happy to arrange a consultation and discuss your personal wellbeing.


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Neil C. Crane, 67, of Nampa, was driving northbound on Middleton Road in a 1983 Chevrolet Suburban when he hit Austin’s vehicle.
Austin had failed to yield at a stop sign at the intersection, police said.
Austin was taken by ground ambulance to Saint Alphonsus Medical Center-Nampa. A spokesman for Saint Alphonsus said Austin was treated and released by Friday night.
Both drivers were wearing their seatbelts.

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XM, How can I sell something that I haven't bought on MT4/MT5 platforms?
LMFX, What/when is the Value Date of currency exchanges?
How to show Cryptocurrency pairs (symbols) on MT4 and MT5 platforms?
JustForex, What is the MT4 Crypto account? How can I open one?
What are the merit/advantage of trading CFDs?
What is Share or Stock?
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Hauliers are being warned to be extra vigilant after a HGV driver was assaulted and his truck stolen in Calais by a gang who were apparently attempting to smuggle migrants cross the Channel.
Following this incident, where the driver was attacked with a brick and hospitalized with serious head injuries, The Road Haulage Association (RHA) has called for extra security at the Port of Calais.
In this latest attack, the driver had stopped near Marck on the A16 motorway outside Calais when he noticed a group trying to get into his truck. When he left his cab to see what was happening, he was attacked and his vehicle was stolen. However, the truck was stopped by police before it got to the port.
This incident comes just weeks after a Polish van driver died in a crash caused by a makeshift blockage erected by migrants.
RHA chief executive Richard Burnett said: “This latest development is extremely disturbing and comes as a stark warning to UK-bound hauliers that migrants will stop at nothing to reach our shores.
“Since this situation began we have stressed that migrants are putting the lives of HGV drivers at risk. This latest method of actually targeting and hi-jacking vehicles is a new one and clearly shows that the desperation of migrants to get to the UK has reached new heights.

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Bojangles’ presenting check to United Ability. Photo courtesy of United Ability.
Today is the day! D’s Tamales Restaurant and Bar is celebrating their Grand Opening in Birmingham’s Five Points South.
Positively Funny Inc. perform at Stardome Comedy Club. Photo via Stardome’s Facebook page.
Hey, Birmingham! Are you in need of a laugh? Then check out these hilarious comedy acts hitting the stages of Birmingham this February.
Groundhog Bill making his winter prediction this morning at the Birmingham Zoo. Photo via birminghamzoo.com.
Photo via IKEA’s Facebook page.
The Market at Pepper Place. Photo via Facebook.
Blueprint of soon-to-come restaurant Blueprint on 3rd restaurant. Photo via @Dean_Robb on Twitter.
Kulture Ball 2017. Photo via kulturecity.org.
Want to support Birmingham’s great causes? Then attend the many galas and fundraisers happening in our city this February.
Hoover Fire Department, Station 8.


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Tweezers 4-Piece Set includes four different styles of steel tweezers for positioning mosaic tile: self-closing, flat, slanted, and needle-tip. This gives you some options if the type or shape of mosaic tile you are using happens to slip in a particular style of tip. We would not recommend doing mosaic work without some form of tweezers, especially if using tile or pieces cut 3/8 inch or smaller. The self-closing tweezers are particularly useful for people with shaking hands, or anyone working in long stretches. Reduce the tedium and frustration involved in positioning tiny tiles!
4 different styles: self-closing, flat, slanted, and needle-tip.
Portland cement products like mortar and grout are mildly caustic and cause steel tools to rust faster than normal. The Thumb Tweezers are steel and thus subject to this problem. You can delay and slow rusting by washing and drying your tools on a CLEAN rag after use. Never let your tools soak until morning. They can rust literally overnight. Use a brush to scrub invisible grout residue from the tools. After our tools are dry, we wipe them with shop rag from our garage toolbox. These garage rags have traces of oil on them, which is just what is needed to prevent rusting, but not so excessive that glues get contaminated next use.
Tweezers make it infinitely easier to dip your tile in adhesive or thinset without contaminating your fingertips. They also make it much easier to position the tile on the surface without messing up what you have already done. Most of the frustration of making mosaic comes from accidentally bumping tiles that you have already positioned, and tweezers keep this from happening quite so often. The trivial cost of a basic pair of tweezers is the best money you can spend as far as reducing frustration. You will also be able to attempt more detailed designs than you would consider if using only your fingertips.


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Let your drinks own a special place on the table. Make a statement with our clean-cut coasters that can bring a dash of your spirit to your chillout sessions and office meetings. Our tough coasters are made so as to save your table from scratches and spills.
Your design on our coaster is given a glossy finish to make the colors look more vibrant and the setting more lively.
We use 2.5 mm thick medium density fibreboard to make coasters with your design on the front and a brown back.
The right size coasters we make for you are 90 x 90 mm with rounded corners, just perfect to rest your drinks on.
We use sublimation printing technology for our coasters because of which your designs get a catchy fresh look on them.


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(SAN DIEGO, CA) -- Approaching its sixth year as the premier Adult Webmaster resource portal, the staff at YNOT Network, LP is pleased to announce the unveiling of the new and improved YNOT Masters at http://www.YNOTMasters.com. Continuing to set trends in the Adult Online Industry and adding to its ever-growing list of useful Webmaster services, YNOT has redesigned the site to improve readability, navigational ease, and return on investment for advertisers.
Enhancing YNOT's solid brand is an attractive and updated design and navigational bar that will assist the 6,000+ individual Adult Internet Webmasters who visit the site on average every day in finding information and services quickly and easily. Advertisers will benefit from the new design as well through the new advertising positioning system, giving them the exposure they need to attract purchase-ready Webmasters. Advertisers will now also receive enhanced advertising reports delivered on a bi-weekly basis giving a complete accounting of all activity from their advertisements.
Building on the extensive list of free Webmaster services that YNOT currently offers, the site has added a few special new sections. The new Classifieds area has multiple categories to assist advertisers, regardless of budget, in promoting or selling products, services, or perhaps even selling their entire business at http://www.YNOTMasters.com/class; and the About Us area at http://www.YNOTMasters.com/about lets everyone know who we are and what we do, as well as some fun and interesting background information on the YNOT Masters staff.
YNOT Masters has also integrated the very popular industry news source, YNOT News, directly into its own news section within the YNOT Masters site alongside the Industry Insider at http://www.YNOTMasters.com/news. Now all traffic for both YNOT properties will come directly through the YNOT Masters portal. Advertisers in the top general banner and top rotating icon will now run on all YNOT News pages. All other advertisers will get the benefit of the YNOT News traffic circulating throughout the main site.
Improvements on other existing services include: Chat Boards - now offering flat and threaded viewing options; Industry Insider - more efficient navigation with eight separate news categories to help you locate the news you need in a much more organized fashion; and the Site Map - completely updated and will now be available from every page of YNOT Masters as well as an advanced search engine option to get to what or where you want faster than ever. Whether you have years of familiarity with YNOT, or are a new Webmaster visiting for the first time, YNOT Masters considers you family and continues to be the premier Webmaster resource, understanding and satisfying the varying needs of its visitors.
YNOT Network President Greg Geelan states, "The new look and additions at YNOT Masters are an overall enhancement to a proven system that has worked well for Webmasters over the years. We are always looking for new and exciting ways to provide more useful products and services to our Webmasters." YNOT Network VP of Operations Gary Grigoryan agrees, adding, "Navigation within the new YNOT Masters has just become much easier for all of our Webmasters. With navigation problems and lack of support and services being some of the biggest complaints about resource sites in general in our industry, YNOT continues to solve these issues and serve the community by streamlining and enhancing its systems."
YNOTMasters.com, located at http://www.YNOTMasters.com is the flagship site of San Diego-based YNOT Network, LP, and is the premier resource center for the Adult Webmaster Community with an exclusive Adult Webmaster Directorysm of over 7,000 individual profiles and growing. YNOT Masters continues to provide the most useful, informative and educational content of concern to the Adult Webmasters who find the site indispensable to their business success. YNOTMasters.com further continues to be the catalyst for uniting the Adult Webmaster Community enabling the industry to become internally strong, responsible, professional and profitable, while being able to effectively manage and deter external threats. YNOTMasters.com will continue to set the example in regard to credibility, integrity and leadership on the Internet helping the Adult Webmaster to build, maintain, promote, market and grow a successful Adult Internet business. For more information please visit the site, or e-mail admin@ynotmasters.com.


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Back in 1910, before even I was born, some motorcyclists thought it would be a grand idea to see who could ride the fastest up Kop Hill, a public road in the Chilterns. In subsequent years, they were joined by car drivers, including illustrious names such as Henry Seagrave and Malcolm Campbell, making Kop Hill Climb a significant motorsport event of the period. This came to a halt after a spectator was injured in the 1925 event, but several decades later the event was revived as a non-competitive festival so Kop Hill could once again reverberate to the sound of cars and motorbikes blasting up the 903 yard course.
The event has been held annually since then and has grown to become a highlight of the South East’s classic car season, attracting several thousand spectators each year. This was my fourth time attending, though my first as an active participant. In common with many classic motoring events in the UK, Kop Hill exists not only to give enthusiasts a chance to display their cars and tackle the hill, but also to raise funds for charity – in this case, over £537,000 (EUR 603,000 / $ 701,000) has been collected by the Heart of Bucks Community Foundation and donated to various good causes throughout the area. As every year, the whole thing is managed and run by volunteers, over 600 of them giving their time for free through the year.
On this 10th anniversary of the second incarnation of the event, 289 cars and 106 motorbikes were accepted to run the hill over the weekend. Some attended both Saturday and Sunday, while others, like me, settled for just the one day, with die Zitrone and I – fresh from our triumphal debut ascent of the Shere Hill Climb two weeks ago (well, that’s how I choose to remember it…) participating in our second-ever hill climb on the Saturday.
As well as the cars, bikes and commercials taking part, there was the usual variety of trade stands, food and drink outlets, live music throughout the day – including the seemingly obligatory jump-suited Elvis – the now-famous soapbox challenge for young enthusiasts to demonstrate their own engineering ingenuity, and even a small fairground – Kop Hill is a proper family event.
The hill itself starts off with a gradual 1 in 6 gradient, leading to a section that’s 1 in 4, before winding through the trees to the top of the hill just short of one kilometre later. The competition element of the original event is no longer part of it, as all competitive events held on public roads were in fact banned in the UK after that incident at Kop Hill in 1925. Therefore it has been classed as “demonstration runs” since its reincarnation in 2009. So the challenge is simply to get to the top without mishap; some of the older cars (and some are very old indeed) don’t always make it.
One of the great things about Kop Hill is the very wide range of cars (and bikes, if they’re your thing) it attracts. The event does focus more on older classics than those of the 1950’s onwards, and the oldest car entered on this day was a 1907 Berliet, while at the other extreme, and the newest car to run, was the quite astounding McLaren Senna. In between were all sorts of delights, and I’ll try to highlight at least some of them. Because it’s a two-day event, many of the cars are only there on one day or the other, so it means missing some gems unless you attend both days. But frankly, either day presents more than enough treasures to satisfy even the most demanding classic enthusiast.
Arriving with my neighbour and fellow enthusiast John at around 8:45am on yet another beautiful sunny morning, we parked up and went to register our presence and collect our start number (734). This was quite a late one (the running order for the day was bikes first, then cars in age sequence, oldest first), so we thought we’d use the time ahead of the drivers’ briefing for a wander around the early arrivals, of which there were already many. First stop though – after a much-needed coffee – was a visit to the Soapbox Challenge area, to check out the work of the next generation of petrolheads, designers and engineers. There were some super designs, and I’ve highlighted just three that caught my eye. Schools and scout groups are among those that take part, and it’s clearly something they all enjoy.
Continuing our stroll in the general direction of the Marshalls’ Tent where the driver briefing would be held – and which consisted basically of “behave yourselves” – I spotted, much to my delight, a lovely 1973 Inka Orange 2002tii ’roundie’. It had evidently been modified, but tastefully so, and its owner, Steve Waterton, made clear that he was not going to ruin the car with massive wheels and arches and god-only-knows what else. He had, however, done quite a lot to the car that was mostly hidden under the bodywork – bored the engine out to 2.3 litres, currently delivering 172bhp but capable of 190bhp, put in a 5-speed transmission and not least a LSD, as well as a host of other mechanical upgrades. He’d also fitted a completely new interior with BMW E21 Recaro seats in black leather with a single line of orange stitching. It looked really good – if only all modded ‘02’s were this well done.
For fans of small-volume British fibreglass sports cars from the 1950’s to late ‘70’s, there were some real treats. Besides the not unexpected Lotuses (Lotii?), there were a few genuine rarities. Only couple of cars along from me, a bright red, mid-engined 1966 Unipower GT, powered by a 1398cc unit – can you remember the last time you saw one, if ever? There are just three on the road in the UK out of 71 built in Perivale, London, and this one was the very first. It still looks good today and apparently drives very well, helped no doubt by its featherweight 590kgs.
Another was a Hillman Imp rear-engined 1973 Clan Crusader in proper period bright lime green. Some 340 were built between 1971 and 1973, but the company was a victim of the oil crisis and shut down production. Clan Cars in Northern Ireland picked up the baton in 1982, but 130 cars later, ceased trading in 1987. This one needed a little fettling to encourage it to run, but run it did, twice. It looked a little weird, but I quite like it.
Speaking of weird, and made in larger numbers (but still hardly mass produced), there was a splendid turnout of Daimler SP250’s – more than I’ve ever seen in one place. The SP250 Club had organised a special day around this event, and there must have been at least 20 or more of these grouper-fish-faced V8 roadsters assembled together. While they’re not conventionally good-looking – indeed, some think they’re plain ugly – they are distinctive, and they made quite an impression lined up in the morning sunlight.
Back with the specialist manufacturers, there was a very tidy dark blue 1964 Reliant Sabre 6 and nearby, another little gem, a 1959 Fairthorpe Electron Minor, manufactured not 5 miles from where I live, in Denham. This example now sported a replacement Triumph 1298cc engine (originally 948cc). Fairthorpe built around 400 of these roadsters, but eventually went out of business in 1976, a fate that sadly befell the vast majority of these low-volume specialists.
Next to the Fairthorpe, but neither British nor made of fibreglass, was what looked at first like a Fiat 500, but was in fact a delightful and tiny 1958 Steyr Puch 500. Built in Graz, Austria and originally sold to a Hungarian, the little car’s owner, William Nodes, told me that it had subsequently been restored in Bologna and Rome. While in Rome, it was advertised by its surgeon owner on Car & Classic, so William asked his sister, resident in Rome, to check the car out for him. She advised him that it was in excellent condition, having only recently been restored, and he bought it on her recommendation. It’s his third one – he clearly has a thing for them, and he was very happy to show us around it!
By now it was just after 11:00am, and visitors were pouring in through the gates. It was time for our first run, and after a brief chat with the start-line announcer, we followed a beautiful, red 1972 Alfa Romeo Montreal to the line and then up the hill. Die Zitrone made easy work of the run, but sadly, the Montreal wasn’t seen again – its owner had already had a little difficulty getting it started for its first attempt up the hill, and clearly didn’t trust it to do a second run, so must have decided to head home – a real shame.
Between runs there was time to grab some lunch and a cold beer (it was a warm day!) and to sample more of the cornucopia of delights parked around the field. Italian exotics were in good supply on this day – most spectacularly, an utterly fabulous 1961 Ferrari 250GT swb in Giallo Fly – and this was most definitely the genuine article. It was only there for the morning, but what a car! Next to it, not one, not two, but all of three 246GT Dino’s, and in the visitors’ car park, a 308 GTB which is really the last Ferrari I like.
A few yards away, a spectacular 1960 Maserati 3500GT stood out even among other Italian delicacies such as two (of only 329 built) lovely Triumph Italia’s, a red one from 1960, and a stunning silver-over-dark-blue 1963 model. These Vignale-built beauties, using the TR3 chassis, just ooze elegance and style. Of all Michelotti’s designs for Triumph, I think the Italia is his best work for the British marque.
Other notables included the very first RHD Triumph TR, a pair of Australian Ford Falcon XB GT351’s – basically Australian Mach 1 Mustangs – a very smart red AC Ace Bristol, and a special mention goes to the Datsun Cherry 100A with the most appropriate number plate, DAT 100A. Oh, and I mustn’t forget the monstrous Napier-Railton from the Brooklands Museum, with it’s 24-litre (yes!) W12 engine, which never fails to make an overwhelming impression!
Among the racing cars on display, perhaps the most beautiful were the pair of Jaguar D-types, both in the famous Ecurie Ecosse colours. Now these turn out to nearly always be replicas, and indeed, one of the two was listed as such. The second, however, was listed as an actual D-Type, and yet… it was shown as having been built in 1960 – three years after Jaguar stopped making D-Types. My usual font of all wisdom on such matters, the DVLA website, didn’t recognise the registration number. So where was the owner when I needed him or her? I get irrationally irritated by this kind of thing… Still, the cars were of course exquisite to look at, and even more so as they stood there side-by-side.
We took a little time to check out some of the hill runs, but in truth, a hill climb doesn’t offer a great deal in terms of spectator viewing, with the cars making a single pass and then they’re out of sight after maybe a couple of hundred metres. Still, it’s great to see – and not least to hear – so many old classics being driven, if not in anger, then certainly with enthusiasm. For those that wanted to burn a little rubber, the first 100 metres or so was available for them to show off a little. This was largely the preserve of modified cars, mainly fast Ford Escorts, modern dealer cars and supercars. The rest of us tended to treat our ageing cars with a little more respect!
Returning to the field ahead of our second and final run, I ran into Mary Sanders and her perfect 1973 Porsche 911E in my favourite colour – yes, yellow. I’d met Mary before at Kop Hill – the 911 had been her husband’s since 1991, but was passed on to her after his death four years ago. Mary takes great delight in confounding the usual expectations that many people have of a classic Porsche owner, not least that she is female. We even have a couple of mutual friends, something we hadn’t previously realised.
Wonderful as it was to see her and her 911E again, there was an even more desirable 911 in the cherished car park area – a 1972 911S, also in yellow. All my Christmases in one car! As usual, the visitors’ car park contained a number of interesting classics – besides my favourite 911, a stylish Big Healey in the unusual colour combo of green over ivory (there were no less than five in metallic blue over ivory), and a very smart Mercedes-Benz W114 230, the only classic Mercedes I saw all day – not even a W107.
American presence was relatively limited on the Saturday – three hill-runners included a 1973 Corvette with possibly the most lethal (for pedestrians) nose on any car and a pair of Ford Galaxie 500’s – one convertible, one saloon. One US car which made a big (sic) entrance was a huge black Cadillac Eldorado Biarritz, (this didn’t run the hill, perhaps unsurprisingly) but the majority of cars from across the Atlantic were pre-WWII.
After one final look around, we joined the line for our second run up the hill, and this time, after sailing serenely and easily to the top, turned right instead of left and headed home along the country roads of Buckinghamshire. It had been a(nother) wonderful classic day!
Despite being a non-competitive event, it still looks like a brilliant way to spend the weekend. Lots and lots of cool cars there.
It’s always good to see Tim Carpenter’s amazing Unipower! And being the Imp-fan that I am, even with its slightly challenged looks, I love that Clan too. And the petite Fairthorpe of course.
And even in resale-red, a Montreal will forever be my all-time ultimate dream car!
I had a feeling that little Datsun would press a button or two with you – and with the perfect number plate!

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Today my 5 year old niece asked me "Auntie, what's that stamp on your back?"
Yes, my niece pointed out my tramp stamp.
Now, while I dislike my bad tattoo I don't regret it, because it reminds me of how stupid I once was; A time when I had no foresight and laughed in the face of consequence. But this is not my child, and she's 5, so I did the responsible thing and told her it was a tattoo, and she should never get one because it doesn't come off.
Me: "You know when you like quesadillas one day, but the next day you don't really like them?
Me: "Well... getting a tattoo is like having a quesadilla every single day for the rest of your life, whether you like it or not."
This surprisingly seemed to satisfy her. Immediately after it came out of my mouth I realized - this is the kind of parent I am. The kind that likens tattoos to quesadillas.
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Increasing proliferation of mobile internet and smartphones is leading to the increasing demand for mobile applications. Telecom API helps application developers to integrate various API services such as payment, voice, SMS and WebRTC into their mobile applications. This helps the application developers to enhance their customer experience and increase the adoption of their application among telecom end-users. Telecom API also helps telecom carriers to increase the application base in its application store. This factor helps telecom carriers to increase their customer base and retain the existing customers. Currently, the telecom carriers are increasing investments in setting up their own API platform through partnering with service providers and aggregators. This helps telecom carriers to build a large developer base and create new applications for its customers. The global telecom API market had generated revenue of US$ 54.80 Bn in 2014 and the market revenue is projected to grow at a CAGR of 23.6% during the forecast period (2015 – 2022) and reach a market size of US$ 323.44 Bn by 2022.
The increasing adoption of 4G LTE network in several countries is expected to boost the mobile internet traffic rate and thereby, boost WebRTC, RCS and maps and location API services. Moreover, telecom carriers are facing huge competition from Over-The-Top (OTT) service providers. Telecom API helps the telecom carriers to overcome this challenge and improve its market share and generate more revenue.
The telecom API market is categorized based on service types into payment, SMS, MMS and RCS, maps and location, voice/speech, identity management, WebRTC and others. In 2014, Voice API service occupied a majority share of the global telecom API market. This was due to the increasing use of Voice API by enterprise developers and partner developers in their mobile applications. However, the market for WebRTC is expected to grow at a fast rate during the coming years owing to low cost of calling offered in WebRTC as compared traditional voice services. In the coming years, the market for SMS, MMS and payment API service is expected to grow in developing countries in Asia Pacific and MEA. The increasing use of mobile money is expected to be a driving factor for payment API in coming years. Maps and location API service is expected to see more adoption in North America and Europe in the coming years.
Long tail developer segment is expected to see fastest growth in terms of revenue generation during the forecast period from 2015 to 2022. By adding more long tail developers to developer base, telecom carriers, aggregators and service providers can leverage innovation in creating new API and mobile applications.
The market for telecom API is highly competitive with the presence of multiple global and local players. In 2014, some of the key aggregators and service providers include Fortumo OU, Alcatel Lucent, Nexmo, Inc., Tropo, Inc., Twilio, Inc., Apigee, Corp. and LocationSmart. It should be noted that service providers or aggregators do not offer all APIs in the market. Further, Aepona Ltd. (An Intel Company) and Comverse, Inc. were identified to be the key players in the telecom API market. Most of aggregators and service providers are focusing on providing SMS, MMS, identity management and WebRTC API services to telecom carriers around the world. Due to complex payment process and tough financial regulations for mobile payment in different countries, the payment API faces lesser competition due to presence of very few players. During the coming years, many aggregators and service providers are expected to offer WebRTC API service to the telecom carriers. Telecom carriers are increasingly partnering with service providers and aggregators to launch and create own API platform based on their requirement.


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My name is Ismay Poot, I am a twenty-year-old outfielder from the Netherlands. Back at home, I play for Twins Oosterhout. In the US I play for Tallahassee Community College in Tallahassee, Florida, a division 1 Junior College. I’ve played softball since I was six years old and I started out playing for the club Almere. I have been playing in the second highest league of the Netherlands, the Silver League, for about four years now. Twins Oosterhout promoted to the Golden League, the highest league, after the season finals of this year, so I am excited what this next season will bring me. I play for the Dutch national youth team, which we call Talent Team Holland (TTH). I started to play for TTH in 2015/2016 in the Golden League. Before that, I practiced and participated with the youth teams since 2013. I play outfield, but I can also play third base and I can catch. The past few years I have really focused on the outfield, which is my primary position.
I started playing softball because my mom played as well. So I have always been at the field back home. Once I started to try it out, I never left. Next to school, softball has really become my priority since I was twelve years old.
I think softball in the Netherlands is very competitive and fun. The competition has always been well rounded and evenly matched and most teams try to reach the highest level of outcome. I also feel like the sport is well thought out in the Netherlands. When I try to explain how our competition and system works in the US, they don’t really understand how we don’t play for a school. I like that softball and school is separated and that it gives you the freedom to go and play with any club you desire. Playing softball back home is to play for fun. Since you can’t make a living based off of playing softball, all you can do is to play it because you have a passion for the sport. I think that is why softball in the Netherlands, and Europe, is successful.
The first step in trying to get to play collegian sports is hard work and dedication. It took a while for me to make the decision to go to the US since I really enjoyed playing softball in the Netherlands. Once I realised it is a once in a lifetime opportunity, I did not hesitate to act immediately. With help of the company Overboarder, I posted a YouTube video of my skills. Once my information was out there, I got an email from coach Patti Townsend from Tallahassee Community College. She explained to me how she worked, what the team and school look like, and what she expected from me. It felt very welcoming and almost too good to be true. I had never met the team before I committed to TCC, but once being there, everyone was very helpful and welcoming. There was no try-out or other scouting processes for me, but most people come to visit a school to check it out or for the coaches to see what they have to bring to the team. I committed to TCC based on my video and what potential coach Patti Townsend saw in me, and how she could shape me as a collegian player.
Are you enjoying your college? Is there anything that you really miss about Holland?
I am really enjoying college and having my own place, but living in the Netherlands is so much easier. Maybe it is because back at home everything is around the corner and since I don’t have a car here, it is harder to get around. It might sound weird, but I am not homesick at all. It is just the simple little things that I could do back home that make me miss home the most. Everyone here is so kind and helpful and nobody hesitates to help me out, so that really helps.
When you live and play in the US, most of the time it is about getting recruited or getting a scholarship to pay for your school. This makes softball more about money than it is playing for fun. In Europe you can’t really get money for playing, so all you can do is play to play. It feels more free to play in Europe, than keeping a reputation for a school in the US. Though, I really like the mentality of the American coaches. Most of the coaches have played collegian sports which makes them understand what we go through. It also makes them kind of harsh in a sense, since they like to see us push ourselves and other teammates. I don’t say this isn’t in Europe, but since softball in America is so big, you really have to fight for your spot.
How did you like the European Championship this year and are you satisfied with the outcome?
The U22 Women’s European Championship in Trnava, Slovakia was great! We became second in the final, which sucked at that moment, but realising that this is my first medal, silver is pretty exciting too. Of course, it was not the outcome we hoped for, but evaluating this tournament, we can be satisfied and proud of our accomplishments!
Every tournament I went to with the national youth team has been unforgettable and I am grateful that I can represent my country in playing the sport that I love. The U19 Women’s World Championship in Clearwater, Florida, was my first big tournament with the Dutch national youth team, so that was very special. This summer I participated with the U22 Women’s European Championship in Trnava, Slovakia which was so much fun, and we managed to earn a spot in the finale and get a silver medal. Playing for the national team is mostly so much fun because we have a great group. Since the highest levels of softball aren’t that big, it becomes a small world. Everyone has known each other since a long time.
The best advice I have ever gotten is “destroy excuses”. A coach told me this once and it always reminds me that whatever you go through, you have to keep pushing yourself to become better. It is so easy to come up with something to avoid the challenging parts of life, but to keep striving by limiting anything that holds you back is what really helps you grow.
The first thing I think is key to a successful team is pride. You have to have pride for the club, school, or country you play for. Having passion and fun is really important. Teamwork is also very important to any team sport, but especially in softball. On the field it just needs to click to work efficiently. The chemistry has to be right to function as a team.

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I don’t know if these Buffalo Chicken Celery Sticks are healthy, but it is definitely better than deep fried chicken wings from Hooters. But, who doesn’t love buffalo sauce? It’s that spicy treat we all crave!!!
Not only is this recipe semi-healthy, but it can also use up last night’s leftover rotisserie chicken. Give it a shot and bring it to your next tailgating party!
Wash and prep the celery.
Add the chicken to a food processor and process until well chopped.
In a bowl, toss in the chicken, cream cheese and buffalo sauce. Mix until blended together.
Add green onions and give it another quick mix.
Chill for 20 mins to let the flavors meld together and solidify.
Spoon mixture onto celery. Cut to desired length and serve immediately.
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and give it another quick mix. Chill for 20 mins to let the flavors meld together and solidify. Spoon mixture onto celery. Cut to desired length and serve immediately.


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The online curriculum replicates the same combination of academic excellence and Catholic and Jesuit ideals taught at the school's campus. The goal of each online program is to teach students how to live a life of meaning through their chosen professions.
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Gonzaga University follows a Jesuit tradition dedicated to developing graduates who are intelligent and socially aware. Online degree programs are rigorous and prepare students for real-world challenges. The average online class size at Gonzaga University is 20 students. Low class sizes facilitate optimal comprehension and personal instruction from professors.
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Some online degree programs do include a residency requirement. Both the Master of Arts in Organizational Leadership and the Master of Arts in Communication and Leadership require the completion of a three-day campus session. The Master of Science in Nursing also has a residency requirement, though specific rules vary based on program concentration.
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Gonzaga University offers an online application process for students interested in earning an online degree. Along with this application, students must submit official transcripts, test scores, a statement of purpose, two letters of recommendation and a resume. Admission requirements may vary depending on the desired online degree program.
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Government officials such as Speaker of the House Tom Foley and Washington Governor Christine Gregoire both graduated from Gonzaga. Renowned singer Bing Crosby is another famous alumnus.


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This used to be considered peasant food: the parts of the animal left over after the nobles had taken the choicer muscle meats (haunch, shoulder, filet, etc.). There are traditional dishes based on organ meats in probably all Italian regions. Next-door Abruzzo, for example, features la mazzarella, a mix of organs including (I’m pretty sure someone told me) lung. Trippa (tripe) is traditional in Rome, the Veneto is famous for fegato (liver).
It was clear from the menu that Symposium’s recipes would take these “poor” foods and dress them up in grand style. I still wasn’t sure I would like them, but I decided to be brave (those who chose not to try the frattaglie were served rabbit).
left: Fegato di vitello con aceto balsamico e uva passa (veal liver with balsamic vinegar and dried grapes) – I usually like liver, so had no trouble with this although it was cut into largeish chunks that were still pink on the inside, instead of the thin, brown-throughout slices that most of us think of when we imagine eating liver. The sweet-sour sauce was a perfect accompaniment.
right: Trippa alla Canapina con pecorino di fossa e vellutata di fagioli bianchi (tripe alla Canapina – I don’t know what that means – with aged sheep’s milk cheese and a veloutÃ© of white beans). Nope, sorry. I tried it, but I just can’t take tripe. It’s intestine, after all, and it tastes to me like what’s been in it. Others at the table loved it, in fact my seat mate Carlo was happy to finish my portion.
left: Palle di Toro fritte con salsa di paprika dolce (fried bull balls with a sweet paprika sauce). I was most curious about these; I’d heard of “Rocky Mountain Oysters” and such but never had occasion to try them. In this case, they mostly tasted fried, and had a rubbery texture in the mouth that wasn’t particularly pleasant. And these couldn’t really be bull balls, could they? Surely no self-respecting bull has testicles that tiny? More likely these are calf balls, leftovers from early castration (yes, I know my male readers really wanted that mental picture…well, you’re stuck with it now).
right: Rognone con mele e calvados (kidney with apple and calvados). I’d never had kidney before, and can now testify that it doesn’t do much for me. The sauce of apples, cinnamon, and apple brandy was yummy.
Once again I donated to my neighbors, though we were all getting very full by this time.
This course was served with a very good Pinot Nero Alto Adige doc 2002. I don’t have particular skills in describing wines, but I know what I like: heavy, complex reds like this one. It was nobody’s fault that one bottle was corked; in fact, this provided an opportunity to demonstrate what Enrico and I learned years ago in a Slow Food wine-tasting course: women’s noses are far more sensitive to corked wine than men’s.
There was plenty of time between courses to digest, and watch the preparation of the next course, which reminded me of demonstrations in a science museum as it involved liquid nitrogen.
If you approached this dish expecting dessert flavors, it would be a rude surprise. If, instead, you prepared yourself for a cheese course perfect for a hot summer night, it was wonderful. I ate it with bread.
We also had a mini-sampler of two local cheeses, one goat and one sheep, each served with a dollop of well-mated fruit sauce.
This entry was posted in Italian food and tagged Italian food, Symposium 4 Stagioni on July 23, 2007 by Deirdre Straughan.


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$15,000 Academic Degree Scholarship – One to be Awarded Applicant must be a graduating high school senior. In addition, he or she must be pursuing a four-year Bachelor Degree at the University of Alaska and have a minimum cumulative high school GPA of 3.5.
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To be eligible for any of these scholarships, the applicant or a member of the applicant’s immediate family must be a Golden Valley Electric member.
Deadline is March 6, 2015. Visit www.gvea.com for an application.
Doyon Foundation will be closed in observance of the Thanksgiving holiday November 27th and November 28th, 2014. The office will reopen Monday, December 1st.
ACEC/RMF Awards Scholarships among finalists submitted by ACEC State Organizations.
Deadline for Submissions is March 9, 2015.
All scholarship applicants must submit applications through their respective state Member Organizations. Click here for Member Organization contact information.
Please contact Daisy Nappier, Director of Awards Programs, dnappier@acec.org for additional information.
The Alaska Travel Industry Association (ATIA) Foundation supports scholarships for those pursuing their degree in or related to the tourism industry. The scholarship program originally formed under the Alaska Visitor Association (AVA) in 1997. In 2001, AVA became ATIA and the foundation incorporated as the ATIA Foundation. Since 2001, the Foundation has awarded $260,000 in scholarships to more than 130 individuals. From Ketchikan to Nome and Kodiak to Tok with a special Rural Award benefiting villages and small communities. The scholarship program strengthens the travel industry across the state and assists in the education of Alaskans working in tourism.
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The American Chemistry Society Scholars Program (ACS Scholars) is a collaborative and interdisciplinary research center, which is actively investigating the health effects of environmental agents and serving as a resource for the community.
ACS awards renewable scholarships to underrepresented minority students who wish to pursue a career in chemistry or related fields. Awards of up to $5,000 are given to qualified students.
See the below inspirational email from Teisha Simmons, Director of UAF IAC.
Attached, please find the CRCD courses that will be offered by distance in the spring 2015 semester. This is an updated copy and was just released about 15 minutes ago, so if you had a previous copy, please replace it with this one. This copy includes additional Human Services courses. Registration opened YESTERDAY for degree seeking students and will open on November 17 for nondegree seeking students. The first day of instruction is January 15, 2015. Remember, that no matter where you live or where you are in life, it’s never too late to pursue a university certificate or degree. Trust me, if I can attain a bachelors degree and a master’s degree being paralyzed from the shoulders down and from a wheelchair, then anyone can. All it takes is a commitment to making the time to attend class and to do your homework and study! Please forward to others who may be interested.
Doyon Foundation Spring 2015 Scholarship – Deadline today!
Today (11.17.14) is the deadline to apply for Doyon Foundation’s spring 2015 scholarship! Go to http://www.doyonfoundation.com for more information on how to apply.


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Welcome to ENDURANCE, an innovative new project funded under the European Fuel Cells and Hydrogen Joint Undertaking.
ENDURANCE stands for ENhanced DURability materials for Advanced stacks of New solid oxide fuel CElls.
ENDURANCE aims to develop reliable predictive models to estimate long-term (20 thousand hours and more) performance and probability of failure of solid oxide fuel cell stacks based on existing materials.
ENDURANCE is original because it proposes to detect the earliest signals of fuel cell stack failure and actually "heal" it before happening through Early Warning Output Signals triggered counterstrategies.
ENDURANCE is beneficial because it will allow for the production of solid oxide fuel cell stacks with extended lifetime and reduced maintenance costs using existing materials.
ENDURANCE has now concluded. Access and explore the project and its dissemination deliverables, which present and further our knowledge about fuel cells in an original and attractive manner: play the "Serious Game", explore the "Handbook of Testing Procedures and Protocols", and access cutting edge research on degradation and durability of SOFCs through the Workshop Proceedings.


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After entertaining a lengthy discussion on Hamburg’s proposal to restore its high school programming for the fall of 2019, the Iowa State Board of Education voted against the proposal during the regular meeting of the board on March 28 at Des Moines.
Superintendent Dr. Mike Wells and School Board President Dave Mincer spoke to the board members and had answers for the concerns of the board.
A motion and a second were laid on the table at one point with discussion continuing on for some time. Eventually a vote was called and the measure was defeated.
Below is the narrative from the board meeting from beginning to end.
Eric Heitz an administrator from the Iowa Department of Education School Improvement Team and Amy Williamson, Chief of the Bureau of School Improvement for the Iowa Department of Education opened the discussion.
Heitz shared some numbers related to enrollment.
Thirty-eight schools were identified as having an enrollment under 300.
Out of those, 13 had K-12 programs and did not have a sharing agreement. Twenty four schools did have sharing in place.
Essex was among the schools with a K-12 program that did not have sharing, but it was noted that Essex was going through the process of exploring a sharing arrangement.
Six schools, including Essex, did not currently have sharing and were smaller than Hamburg in terms of enrollment.
According to projections, Hamburg’s enrollment was thought to be remaining steady between 217 and 220, although it was later acknowledged that some students who were displaced by the flood, 14, may not return to the district.
In terms of meeting accreditation standards, 10 of the schools with K-12 programming under 300 enrollment were having difficulties meeting offer and teach in that they did have in place all of the required classes that are necessary for being accredited.
If Hamburg was to have a high school, it was noted that tuitioned students currently attending Sidney would have good cause to file paperwork for an open-enrollment to Sidney or to another school district if they so chose instead of returning to Hamburg.
The issue of a high school was coming before the board, not because of Hamburg’s request but because of issues involving a former sharing agreement with Farragut when the schools operated together as Nishnabotna.
Both Hamburg and Farragut had been given conditional accreditation at the time.
Hamburg has achieved full accreditation, but since the school had been party to conditional accreditation before and had been given a condition of accreditation regarding operating only a K-8, the school needed approval from the state to move forward on the high school proposal.
“Typically, if a school decided it wanted to open a high school program, it wouldn’t have to come before the board,” Williamson said.
In commenting on enrollment, Heitz said there should be some concern about Hamburg due to the flooding which recently occurred there. Heitz said schools affected by natural disasters, unfortunately, usually experienced a dip in enrollment after that disaster.
Williamson declined to speculate on Hamburg’s future as a high school, but noted that schools of that size often struggle with offer and teach requirements and deal with questions related to sustainability of programming.
“It’s up to the board to determine if this is in the best interest of the kids there,” Williamson said.
After being asked about the timetable for the high school return, Williamson said it would be possible for the school to get things lined up for students to attend in fall of 2019 and also possible for the state to monitor the progress of the school.
Williamson said there was a bit of a calculated risk as to bringing back the high school in that the number of students who would return from tuition would be in some ways hard to know.
Dr. Wells and Hamburg Board President Mincer were then given a chance to offer a presentation in favor of the high school’s return.
Dr. Wells indicated the topic of discussion was not a new one.
“This has been a conversation for about two or three years,” Dr. Wells said, indicating that a desire to have a high school was immediate following the break up Nishnabotna.
“We always had in mind to have a high school,” Dr. Wells said.
Discussions by the Hamburg board were aimed at ensuring students would have physics, chemistry and upper math. And, without an ability to offer those, Dr. Wells would have advised not to bring back the high school.
Dr. Wells indicated the novel ideas and innovation that Hamburg has employed with the Maker Space and the Farm School programs for its current students.
“We think creative curriculum, getting students away from worksheets and getting them away from the classroom, is vital to the education of our kids.
“We truly embrace that,” Dr. Wells said.
On Fridays, Dr. Wells said the students do a reading block and then spend the rest of the day in the Maker Space, designing and creating using skills in everything from embroidery to welding.
Dr. Wells said the Maker Space program is one that the governor of the state of Iowa agrees should be extended K-12.
The Farm School, a feature extremely unique to Hamburg, allows kids to build farm support buildings, care for animals and take responsibility in real-world environments that encourage work ethic.
Dr. Wells continued by saying that Hamburg is extremely isolated with just two school partners in Shenandoah and Sidney, the first of which is not really a feasible partner due to daily travel time.
One Hamburg student is open enrolled at Shenandoah and one is open enrolled to Fremont-Mills, but the balance of students from Hamburg are at Sidney.
Dr. Wells said Sidney has been a great partner to work with and indicated respect for Hamburg’s neighbor.
Dr. Wells said Sidney has been a “God send” during the flood and emphasized that Hamburg’s interest in a high school was not meant to bash Sidney in any way.
Hamburg, which is in the midst of a two-year tuition agreement, planned to honor the commitment in 2019-2020 regardless of the final decision of the State Board.
Looking at the tuition agreement, Dr. Wells said that the Hamburg school spent more than it brought in to offset travel expenses of taking kids to Sidney.
As far as accreditation goes, Dr. Wells said the school has worked very hard to turn around its fortunes.
And the school has tested out as the top elementary school in the area and the second best middle school—evidence that Hamburg’s innovative programs work.
Looking at finances, Dr. Wells said the school went from a negative balance of $148,000 in authorized spending to a surplus of over a million dollars.
They did that, Dr. Wells said, by cutting back on support personnel, hiring teachers and focusing on learning.
Dr. Wells said that even with the addition of the high school, Hamburg could grow its positive numbers going forward.
Dr. Wells agreed that there will be an impact from the flood with 14 students leaving the district and acknowledged those students might not be able to return due to housing issues.
Going back to a September survey, Dr. Wells said that Hamburg found all but three students of the tuitioned students would return to Hamburg if they had a school. One would choose to open enroll to Shenandoah and two would open-enroll to Sidney.
Based on current numbers, Dr. Wells said the Hamburg school could establish an 80-person high school enrollment.
The numbers would allow for Hamburg to have its own athletic teams where kids could start and have significant playing time.
Academically, the students would have the support they needed.
“We will have a certified staff that can run a school,” Dr. Wells said.
In the tradition of novelty, the Hamburg High School would have a Career Academy where students could learn about construction trades, culinary arts, health occupations, scuba diving, tech academy and welding.
Students would leave school and have the ability to earn money and make a living right out of college.
Dr. Wells indicated an openness to waiting for a year to open the high school. Considering the flooding issues that the school is facing, Dr. Wells said it would be possible for the school to wait a year and the begin high school programs if given approval.
Mincer addressed the board by saying that his hope was that the school be given a chance to make a decision at the local level.
“We ask that, since we have the spending authority, you allow us to make the decision at our board table,” he said. “I am not sure our board is going to approve it this year, but we are going to look at what the numbers are.
Mincer said the city feels like a housing development could be coming and said there were a lot of positives to consider.
State Board member Mike May opened a question and answer session by praising an excellent presentation before asking Dr. Wells what his main concerns would be going forward.
Dr. Wells said the main concerns would be enrollment due to the flood. He was also concerned sports offerings.
Sharing sports with Sidney would be an option and Hamburg has done so at the junior high level but Mincer said he didn’t know what future sharing programs would look like at this time.
A state board question was raised on what Hamburg would do to replace those hard to find teaching positions.
Dr. Wells said that offering a four-day work week would be attractive to candidates and that, due to Friday Maker Space classes, Hamburg offer four-day work weeks. Dr. Wells said Hamburg would also grow its own teachers and administrators. At current, the Hamburg school said they had found a principal who was going through classes and who could come soon to relieve an older retired administrator who was planning to help in 2019-2020.
For the next 10 years, Dr. Wells said staffing would be an issue, but it would not be an obstacle that could not be overcome.
“We’ve got to recruit people and stay on top of it,” he said.
Asked about the nearest career academy, Dr. Wells said there was one in Council Bluffs, 45 minutes away.
Dr. Wells said that the Hamburg school would be open to any cooperation locally which would allow students to learn at a neighboring school if a program was offered there.
Mainly though, the goal of the Hamburg school would be to be self sufficient.
State board members asked Williamson about any major concerns about Hamburg.
She indicated that offer and teach would be difficult and that Hamburg at current was still short a math and a science offering. Williamson also said Hamburg would need to firm up the plan with Iowa Western. Financial considerations and creating a stable school environment where students would not be shifted from district to district were also cited as concerns.
Dr. Wells said he expected to get a commitment from Iowa Western by April 30.
State board member Mary Ellen Miller spoke in glowing terms about Hamburg’s plan.
“I just want to applaud all of the creativeness and thinking that you put into this,” she said. “I think what you hear from us is that we recognize the risk., You do too.
Miller said the outside the-box-thinking indicated a path that represented the future for what kids were going to learn to get them ready for success after high school.
A motion and a second were then laid upon the table to approve the high school proposal.
State board member Angela English said she was concerned that students seeking a more traditional school experience might not be challenged in the Hamburg program. English said she also was concerned with the impact a Hamburg High School could have on Sidney.
Looking back to the motion, Williamson said the motion could include language making for intensive monitoring by the state to make sure the accreditation worked. Williamson also said that the board would be able to address failings if the school did not meet requirements in the same way they do with any other district.
Tim Hood, superintendent of the Sidney and South Page schools, was then called upon to speak by the state board.
Hood started by saying that the offer and teach requirements were especially difficult to meet. He said good teachers were hard to find and that a resource of retired teachers from Missouri coming up to help appeared to be drying up.
Hood said Sidney had been advertising for an English teacher for sometime and had no applicants.
In terms of the Hamburg-Sidney arrangement, Hood said the relationship has been good.
“Our Sidney kids feel the Hamburg kids are part of them,” Hood said. “It’s been a great relationship for the kids.
“It’s been a great working relationship and the kids have been successful because of it. When Nishnabotna was closed, they (kids) needed a place to go and Sidney stepped up. This is about kids,” Hood said.
And, if Hamburg had its high school back?
“It will have a negative impact to Sidney if they are allowed to bring a high school back,” Hood said.
The Sidney superintendent said he wished Hamburg well on the Iowa Western arrangement, but noted that Sidney was unable to establish a program for welding with Iowa Western.
State board member Joshua Byrnes said he wanted to commend Hamburg for its efforts but that, after hearing from Sidney, he had concerns.
“Are we creating a situation where you have a struggling school district right now, and, by doing this, we are creating two struggling school districts,” Byrnes said.
The vote was difficult and one that Byrnes said he was struggling with as he was an advocate for rural schools.
“I am just worried about unintended consequences,” he said.
Byrnes said he also felt a bit rushed in voting at this time.
It was asked by a board member if Hamburg had gone through a natural disaster before. Mincer said Hamburg had been through many floods over the years but that the town was filled with resilient people.
Bettie Bolar, a state board member from Marshalltown, an Iowa community devastated by a tornado, said she could relate to Hamburg’s troubles with the flood and noted that she hoped the members of the community were not being “too optimistic” about the future.
English re-visited the topic of consequences for Sidney, noting that they would not have much time to make adjustments to their plan for next year if Hamburg got its high school back for 2019-20.
Iowa Department of Education Director Ryan Wise and Williamson closed out the debate.
Wise said a negative outcome to the vote now would not preclude the Hamburg school from coming back in six months or a year to re-visit the topic.
And Williamson noted that, if the vote was in the affirmative, the School Improvement Team could provide monthly updates.
The votes indicated that the proposal had been defeated 5-3. Byrnes, who had declined to vote, choosing to pass instead, then voted yes, making for a 5-4 final vote.


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