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Artist Class is an online collection of 12 project tutorials, created by 12 different artists. Each session takes place over 4 weeks, on a members-only blog, and there’s something new every day.
Daily posts will include instructions for one dozen individual projects plus additional, bonus links, images and mini-projects.
Students receive quality in quantity: project tutorials filled with great pictures and information designed to get creative juices flowing and introduce new skills. There’s a lot of material available during each session, so every tutorial is downloadable to be saved or printed.
Artist Class tutorials are flexible enough to provide lots of information for beginners, as well as fun, beautiful projects for experienced artists.
Each Artist Class session takes place on a private, members-only blog. There are daily posts throughout the 4 week session. The blog is open for 3 months to allow plenty of time to save material, ask questions and share pictures of your creations.
The price for each 4 week session is $59.
It's the last week of the Garden Party session of Artist Class; just more 3 projects to go. Registrations are open through Saturday, May 1st. All of the projects and material will be available for 6 months, so there's still lots of time to do projects and download materials.
Artist Class will be back later this year. If you can't join us for this session, I hope you'll watch this space for announcements this Summer.
There are 3 upcoming tutorials to finish out the session, each one is a great addition to a really fun session.
On Monday, Nancy Maxwell James presents her Bird's Nest Cigar Box, a charming assemblage perfect for celebrating the spring season. It begins with a cigar box and utilizes many of the art materials you probably already have at home.
Wednesday's project is Sandy Babb's Fairy Garden Picks, designed to decorate cupcakes or any small space. The picks use lots of garden themed materials to create the look of a woodland forest. Sandy even included an adaptable cupcake recipe to go with your Fairy Picks. The entire project is perfect for your next Garden Party.
On Friday we'll be treated to Lesley Venable's Tailored Tags, complete with transfers, sewing, ephemera and ink. The techniques for these beautifully layered tags are taught by Lesley at events throughout the States. She's sharing her techniques for the Garden themed tags in an Artist Class tutorial, complete with images and voice-over.
I hope you'll join us this week, to get all of the projects already presented, and to enjoy our latest. Registrations are open through Saturday, you can sign up HERE.
We're starting Week 3 of the Garden Party session of Artist Class, and the stunning projects just keep coming.
Today we're being treated to Mona Moore's cheerful paper flowers and decorated bottles. These fast and fun decorations make a great gift for you or someone special. They're also a green way to mix up left over papers and create something new.
Wednesday's project is Sandy Camarda's Family Nest Assemblage, a really special piece that allows you to display favorite family photos in a completely new way. Birds and nests are perfect this time of year, and this project will be a beautiful decoration for your home.
On Friday, we get out the drill and assemble Nikki Mans' Silverware Wind Chimes. These chimes use your vintage silverware pieces to make a little magic in the garden - they sound wonderful. I've seen the quick tutorial and there are fewer steps than you think - you'll get a lot of compliments and a major sense of accomplishment.
There are a little less than 2 weeks left to sign up for this session of Artist Class, so if you've been considering it, there's still time to join us.
We have some great projects coming up next week, and registrations are open so you can join in.
Recently, Lilla LeVine sent me some more pictures of her Embellished Fabric Book, so I thought I'd share one of the inside spreads with you. Every page in the book is fabric, not just the cover. Lilla includes many of the images she used in the book so you can print them on fabric to use too.
Also next week you'll receive a great tutorial from Tina Jensen on making a paper and fabric flower garland. So perfect for this time of year, it's a nice way to use pieces left from other projects, or to coordinate with other pieces in the same room.
Finally, Beth Leintz will decorate our tea party tables with a charming Spring Centerpiece tutorial. This one is very adaptable, and Beth provides lots of inspiration and suggestions, along with images you can use.
This project can actually be place card holders when you make them in multiples, or make a good group activity with each person making their own.
Please join us in Artist Class where we're just getting started. You can join us at any time - you'll still receive all of the same content. Registrations are open now.
It's time to announce our 12th project. It's from returning artist Tina Jensen - this gorgeous Flower Garland.
Using cardboard, tea dyed coffee filters, different fabrics and a bit of lace and old paper, we’ll create a beautiful and romantic garland – a sweet and shabby chic decoration for your home all year round.
Tina is 48 and a self taught artist living with her husband in Denmark in a very small town half an hour drive from Copenhagen, the Capital. She has two grownup kids - a boy and a girl.
She has been designing and creating artist bears since 2001. Besides the bears she has a passion for all things old - old books, vintage lace, old buttons - you name it, and she loves to create old fashioned and vintage inspired decorations and stuff.
This past year her work was publicized in Somerset Home.
To register for The April, Garden Party session of Artist Class, and receive all 12 of the projects plus all the extras, go HERE.
Lisa McIlvain brings Artist Class a perfect Mother's Day gift.
This tattered textile collage is a tribute to a Mother's love.
Lisa's tutorial demonstrates how to transfer images, layering them onto fabric and lace to create a lovely hanging art piece.
Join Lisa as she shows us how to assemble this feminine piece, so perfect as a gift for a loved one...or for yourself!
I'm a stay at home mom & married 14 years to my best friend & biggest supporter. I studied fine art at Southeastern University in Louisiana, & have a background in marketing & visual arts.
Working in mixed media keeps me sane while being a stay at home mom to my 4 year old triplets. My art is inspired by the exploration & excavation of my past. Sometimes I feel like an archeologist, but instead of cataloging my artifacts, I alter them & give them life.
Visit Lisa's blog, Tarnished and Tattered, and her Tarnished and Tattered Etsy shop too.
The April Garden Party session of Artist Class will include a great tutorial for this wonderful architectural birdhouse and the delicious chippy paint process used to give it that natural stucco and rust appearance.
Imagine going to your favorite flea market and finding an old stucco birdhouse that’s been created from found architectural pieces that have that aged chippy appearance we all love. That is what we are going to create, and the techniques you will learn can be applied to many other projects as well.
The birdhouse brings the garden indoors with it's natural finish and bird's nest & egg detail.
Adaptable for other wood pieces, this chipped paint technique is a combination of the right materials and these easy to follow instructions. You'll soon be using it on all of the wood in your house!
Karen Valentine has been creating art of one kind or another her whole life. Her artistic point of view usually involves vintage elements or items made to look old and worn. She describes herself as a “modern girl with a vintage heart” and that certainly is reflected in her creative style. Karen is new teaching but is very excited about sharing her favorite how-to’s with all of us.
You can visit Karen's blog, My Desert Cottage, for more great art, garden and home ideas.
Using plain shipping tags, simple tape transfers and either a sewing machine or a needle and thread we will create beautifully layered and tailored tags.
This is the perfect project to use up those little bits and pieces of paper ephemera and other scrap embellishments that have been collecting in your studio!
These tags make the perfect adornment to a gift, as decorations for a vintage style Christmas (or other holiday) tree or simply tied to a lamp switch, armoire knob or as additions to your altered books.
Lesley is a self taught mixed media, collage, assemblage artist who lives in Roanoke, Virginia with her husband and their furry family which includes three dogs and two cats.
She has taught at Art Is You and at Art & Soul in both Virginia and Oregon. She is currently scheduled to teach in 2010 at Artiscape in Ohio, Art & Soul Hampton, Lisa LaRosa’s Inspirational Retreat in California, KC Willis’ Art Studio in Colorado and at Art Is You. She also has online classes scheduled at My Creative Classroom and has begun “The Art of Altering”, a NING group, that offers free vintage images as well as online classes (upcoming).
Her artwork has been published in the Artitude Zine, Somerset Gallery 2008 and Somerset Weddings 4. She is a co-author of “Exploring the Latest Trends in Mixed Media Arts Volume I” and a contributing artist in Volume II. Two of Lesley’s fabric collages have also been chosen to appear in this Summer’s issue of Sew Somerset.
Sandy Babb is joining us once again for Artist Class...and this time she's bringing cupcakes! Well, not actually bringing them to your house, but she'll be sharing a 5-in-1 cupcake recipe with us.
Take a look at the picture for a glimpse of these sweet little favors, an unexpected touch for your next garden tea party.
For a look at Sandy's beautiful art, please stop by her blog, Quill Cottage.
Another great Garden Party project, from Mona Moore, is two-part project.
First, we’ll alter an old bottle or even a mason jar with clip art and pages from old books. Then we’ll fashion pretty paper flowers from wire, old buttons and leftover bits of scrapbook paper, old books, old maps, whatever.
Mona Moore is a retired newspaper reporter and editor who lives in southern New Jersey. She makes jewelry, dolls and crafts for local gift shops and enjoys teaching craft classes.
She has had work published in Somerset Studio magazine.
Sandy brings us a marvelous Springtime assemblage you'll create representing your family.
It's just perfect for spring and a lot of the supplies can be found just outside your door.
This piece is customizable in many ways, and Sandy will show additional embellishment and personalization ideas.
Sandy says: I am a full-time mom to 3 children and enjoy making art -as it is my little escape.
I love to go 'junking' at Antique Markets and making art with my vintage found objects. I am fascinated by vintage dolls and like to use them a lot in my art.
Visit Sandy's blog, Sandy's Creations, for more beautiful creations, and her Etsy shop, Distressrelief for art and vintage finds.
Nancy brings us this beautiful shabby altered shrine, a perfect mix of nature, images and assemblage. The piece uses a vintage cigar box as a base and is very customizable.
Nancy Maxwell James is a mixed media artist who resides in Hamburg, Michigan with her husband Steve and their three fur babies. She is also the Mama to three children who are now young adults.
Creating allows her soul to be fulfilled and she loves spending time in the studio.
Her art and written work has been featured in various Stampington publications and her blog Sugar Lump Studios offers challenges, tutorials and rubber stamps.
To learn more, visit Nancy at www.sugarlumpstudios.com.
Corinne brings us this charming toy, really too pretty to pass on to the kids.
It's a cone puppet toy, otherwise known as a pop-up puppet, a type of puppet which became popular in the Victorian period.
Corinne did this sample as "Alice down the rabbit hole" - a perfect subject for a pop-up puppet, as it looks like Alice is falling down the rabbit hole when the dowel is raised and lowered.
The tutorial will show more options for decorating your puppet, including fairies and garden themes; many images will be provided.
Corinne is a mixed media artist living near Toronto, Ontario, Canada. She has an Honours B.F.A. in theatre design from York University in Toronto and completed post-graduate theatre design studies at the prestigious Bristol Old Vic Theatre School in the UK. Her mixed media artwork has been published in the books Artist Trading Card Workshop, and Good Mail Day, and in various Somerset magazines.
She was a featured artist for Our Sweet Marie zine.
To see more of Corinne's projects, visit her blog, 100 Pretty Things.
Join Nikki Mans in making this terrific wind chimes from discarded flatware.
Assemble forks, spoons and more to create a one-of-a-kind addition to your garden.
This project is a great way to use the stray pieces in your silverware drawer, or a lovely chance to display those tarnished treasured pieces.
Grab a drill and get out of your comfort zone to make something truly special.
Nikki is a crazy craft-monster who mostly loves working with vintage items & supplies. She’s also a pastor’s wife, mommy of 2 kidlets, a newspaper columnist, photographer, a blogger, a giggler, & an all-around silly gal.
She’s been featured in Glamour Greece, Artful Blogging, the 'Photojo!' book, apartment therapy website, CRAFTzine & Blanket magazine.
Visit Nikki's blog, Whimsy Love, to see more great projects, and her Etsy Whimsy Love Shop to purchase her colorful crafty pieces.
In the April Garden Party session of Artist Class, Lilla LeVine will present her gorgeous fabric books for us. These are stunning, multi-layered pieces, and Lilla takes us through the steps to create them ourselves.
Another infinitely customizable project, this elegant book is a golden opportunity to use your special fabrics and embellishments.
Lilla's fabric books will be featured this Summer in Sew Somerset, and she's written this April tutorial just for us.
Been a teacher and fiber artist for many many years.
Exibited in many countrys, USA, New Zealand, Australia, Japan, and Switzerland.
Indigo garments in NZ and Ribbon embroidery in Australia.
I was born in NZ and live in Hawaii.
Next teaching classes will be in Long Beach CA at the Int. Quilt Festival July 23 - 25th.
Will teach 5 classes. Come and see me.
I also produce articles for Somerset magazines and others in Australia.
Visit her blog, Just Lilla, to see more fabric books and her other amazing works.
One of the beautiful springtime projects in the Garden Party session will be this festive Spring Centerpiece from Beth Leintz. The centerpiece is infinitely customizable, but Beth also includes images and patterns if you'd like to to make one just like hers.
This project is fun for a single centerpiece or in a series, and fitting for May Day, Mother's Day, birthdays - any special occasion! It's also a wonderful project for crafting with friends - each person will make it their own.
Join us for the April, Garden Party session of Artist Class to learn how to make this one yourself!
Three days a week, I use the left side of my brain as a CPA at a construction firm. Weekends are reserved for scouring estate sales and auctions, buying junk and reselling it as antiques at my antique booth, antique shows & on-line. In between, I like to use the right side of my brain for collage, crafts & knitting. I've been published in Romantic Country, Victorian Decorating, Somerset Life, Simply Handmade & Art Quilting Studio magazines.
Also- in 1999 I was published in Parade magazine in the Ask Marilyn column. Marilyn asked her readers to finish the sentence "If a man could build a better mousetrap.....".
My reply was "he better be willing to empty it".
Visit Beth's blog, Gathering Dust, to see more great art!


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Photo courtesy of K. Kleinmann Kevin Kleinmann (left) has worked closely with some of the biggest names in classical music, including Herbert von Karajan, Leonard Bernstein, Vladimir Horowitz, Luciano Pavarotti, Jessye Norman and (shown here) Placido Domingo.
“I would probably never have achieved all this professionally without a summer job in Finland back in the 1970s,” says French American Kevin Kleinmann, who has enjoyed a triumphant career in the classical music industry and arts management.
It all started with the Helsinki Festival in 1975. A summer job there gave Kleinmann exceptionally valuable work experience in PR and media relations, as well as introducing him to the classical music business. It also turned into a seven-year stay in Helsinki.
Those years offered a cornucopia of connections to top artists, both Finnish and foreign, and led him into the recording business and the creation of a totally new label, Finlandia Records. This, in turn, opened the gates to the international music industry.
Since leaving Helsinki, Kleinmann has held senior positions at CBS Records (Sony Classics), Philips Classics, PolyGram Classique France and PolyGram/Universal Music International. He now works as adviser to the classical board of Universal Music International and as professor of arts management and cultural policy at the Sorbonne in Paris.
Young Kevin Kleinmann first travelled to Helsinki in 1975 from Germany on the MS Finlandia, and later created Finlandia Records.
As a young American music student, Kleinmann arrived in Hamburg, Germany to study violin and musicology. He rented a tiny room in the house of the great German pianist Christoph Eschenbach. Kleinmann was enlisted to collect the mail and take phone messages for Eschenbach.
Finnophile: Kleinmann’s Paris flat is full of Finnish design items, including Iittala glassware, Artek’s Alvar Aalto furniture and more.
A French American who lived in Finland promoting its music made foreign audiences curious. The international press wrote stories about the foreign champion of Finnish classical music who had created a record label at the tender age of 22.

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If you read this blog or know my personal history, you are aware of the obvious fact that I love Nordic artistic expression.
There is something about the combination of wealth, social justice, harsh climate with a bit of loneliness which always lends such poetry to the arts coming from the North.
Having acquired such a taste, I must say I am always on the lookout for northern expressivity.
Through pictures of old garments, she explores a subject that is very dear to me, that of untold stories.
The main theme and primary driving force of my work is my interest in old clothing. In my photographs, I use discarded clothes from second-hand shops and flea markets. I am interested in old garments, because they carry silent, unknown stories and histories. The unavoidable fact that I will never know the actual stories and personal histories connected with the clothes arouses my curiosity. The clothes remain silent withholding their secrets. Little by little, personal histories are absorbed into the collective history.
It is so mind-catching and stimulating to wonder about not only the origins of our possessions but also the history they carry with them.
Being an avid secondhand enthusiast, I dare say her Vestige series has forever changed the way I look at my belongings.
Being made to think always excites me.
At times I am utterly and hopelessly unable to cope with uncertainty.
I have the feeling it could be exciting.
If only I could keep my mind quiet for a bit.
The interface of photography and architecture is one which fascinates me greatly.
Sudden shapes and subtle surfaces emerge quite surprisingly from the lenses of skilled photographers with a keen eye for beauty in buildings.
These are just a few of the reasons why I am attracted to the work of photographers like Ola Kolehmainen, another Finnish virtuoso from the Helsinki School.
A new take on things can be brought about when we are made to look at structures from different perspectives.
Photography always puts me in a good mood.
It’s easy to tell I’m drawn to Nordic aesthetics and consequently to anything related to Scandinavian design and music.
Maybe it’s because I lived there when I was younger, so I probably get it in ways I may not even be aware of.
The first gallery I entered in New York housed an exhibition on Finnish photographers from the Helsinki School, an interesting art project engaged in promoting photography & video art from Finland. An idea that deserves not only to be praised but also copied all around the globe.
The use of darkness and clarity, both in the lighting as in the settings remind me instantly of this important duality in Nordic life and everything it represents to them: summer-winter, grey-color and so on.
With fascinatingly pale colors and the ever present use of water, Majuri brings the unpredictability of shape into a static form of art such as photography.

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Brake fluid is hydroscopic meaning it absorbs moisture over time. Since water is incompressible this gives a spongy feeling brake pedal and causes rapid deterioration of hydraulic brake components. Most manufacturers recommend changing brake fluid every 2 years. Not sure when your last brake flush was performed? The moisture content of brake fluid is easily checked and typically a flush is recommended when moisture content exceeds 3%. Must mention ad to receive discount. Not valid with any other offer.
Free vehicle inspection. Let's take a moment to check the current condition of your vehicle. Having a trained technician look over your car may help detect failures before they happen. This allows the vehicle owner to make educated decisions about how and when to perform service and can help ensure a positive ownership experience.
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NEW LASER TEC offers a range of Non- invasive Laser treatments , Semi-Permanent Make-up, Microdermabrasion, Non-surgical face lift and other Non- surgical procedures. All our treatments are carried out by our highly skilled, experienced certified professionals.
For those clients that book voucher deals , 24hr cancellation notice is required. Failure to do so will result in loosing treatment session. Please print voucher and bring it with you to your first appointment. The clinic also offers clinic deals. For those clients who buy our clinic deals, a full payment of the value of the deal is required on your first appointment. Failure to do so will result in the client paying a normal price. for a single treatment.
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We were tasked with making a meet the team corporate video for Brighton based company Bright Interactive. We were very pleased to get this project for a few different reasons.
It was to be shot in our home turf of Brighton.
Vic and her team at Bright wanted to stand out from the deluge of boring talking head interviews being presented by their competitors for the Silicon Milkroundabout techie fair in London.
Bright gave us bags of creative control to have lots of fun.
The shoot was a blast, with camera operator Steven Probets donning a wet suit and filming with a GoPro in the freezing end of October Brighton seas. We also ventured to the south downs and the roof of Bright’s offices in central Brighton.

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In mathematics, a positive (or signed) measure μ defined on a σ-algebra Σ of subsets of a set X is called a finite measure if μ(X) is a finite real number (rather than ∞), and a set A in Σ is of finite measure if μ(A) < ∞. The measure μ is called σ-finite if X is the countable union of measurable sets with finite measure. A set in a measure space is said to have σ-finite measure if it is a countable union of measurable sets with finite measure. A measure being σ-finite is a weaker condition than being finite, i.e. all finite measures are σ-finite but there are (many) σ-finite measures that are not finite.
For example, Lebesgue measure on the real numbers is not finite, but it is σ-finite. Indeed, consider the intervals [k, k + 1) for all integers k; there are countably many such intervals, each has measure 1, and their union is the entire real line.
with the counting measure is σ -finite.
is an open subgroup of G. Therefore H is also closed since its complement is a union of open sets and by connectivity of G, must be G itself. Thus all connected Lie groups are σ-finite under Haar measure.
if and only if A is uncountable, 0 otherwise. Incidentally, both are translation-invariant.
The class of σ-finite measures has some very convenient properties; σ-finiteness can be compared in this respect to separability of topological spaces. Some theorems in analysis require σ-finiteness as a hypothesis. Usually, both the Radon–Nikodym theorem and Fubini's theorem are stated under an assumption of σ-finiteness on the measures involved. However, as shown in Segal's paper "Equivalences of measure spaces" (Am. J. Math. 73, 275 (1953)) they require only a weaker condition, namely localisability.
Though measures which are not σ-finite are sometimes regarded as pathological, they do in fact occur quite naturally. For instance, if X is a metric space of Hausdorff dimension r, then all lower-dimensional Hausdorff measures are non-σ-finite if considered as measures on X.
is then a probability measure on X with precisely the same null sets as μ.
-finite measure, the converse is not true.
. Note that for decomposable measures, there is no restriction on the number of measurable sets with finite measure.
-finite measure is a decomposable measure, the converse is not true.
is called a s-finite measure if it is the sum of at most countably many finite measures.
Every σ-finite measure is s-finite, the converse is not true. For a proof and counterexample see s-finite measure#Relation to σ-finite measures.
^ Klenke, Achim (2008). Probability Theory. Berlin: Springer. p. 12. doi:10.1007/978-1-84800-048-3. ISBN 978-1-84800-047-6.
^ a b Kallenberg, Olav (2017). Random Measures, Theory and Applications. Switzerland: Springer. p. 21. doi:10.1007/978-3-319-41598-7. ISBN 978-3-319-41596-3.
^ Elstrodt, Jürgen (2009). Maß- und Integrationstheorie [Measure and Integration theory] (in German). Berlin: Springer Verlag. p. 313. doi:10.1007/978-3-540-89728-6. ISBN 978-3-540-89727-9.
^ Elstrodt, Jürgen (2009). Maß- und Integrationstheorie [Measure and Integration theory] (in German). Berlin: Springer Verlag. p. 318. doi:10.1007/978-3-540-89728-6. ISBN 978-3-540-89727-9.

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Over 100 outstanding new official au accessories added to au +1 collection!
In late October 2013, KDDI and Okinawa Cellular will begin updating the au +1 collection of official au accessories. In addition to items designed specifically for use with new models in the winter lineup, other convenient items will be released that can be used with any smartphone model.
The au +1 collection will include the GALAXY Gear smartwatch, which communicates with GALAXY series smartphones and enables the user to make voice calls and check notifications. Other new items that add value to the smartphone experience include the Cyber-shot (TM) lens-style camera, a new style of digital camera that establishes a wireless connection with an Xperia (TM) or other smartphone so that it can be used as a viewfinder when shooting photos and movies, as well as Pocket photo, a portable printer that makes it easy to print photos from a smartphone or tablet.
In addition to standard items such as stylish yet functional covers and cases for the latest au smartphones and tablets, and protective film for screens, the expanded collection features new items that further increase the convenience and enjoyment of smartphones.


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For checking static unbalance within the framework of quality control it is not necessary to inflate the tire. The unbalance measurement is done in one plane only. A tire clamping chuck that is spring-activated and pneumatically unclamped is used for mounting the tire. This chuck covers a wide diameter and height range and does not have to be changed.
Especially in the case of high-performance or wide tires the couple unbalance can result in undesirable vibrations. This is an important quality criteria and should be corrected in addition to the static unbalance. To do this it is necessary that the tire be checked in its correct shape and position.
Stepped and split adapters that can be inflated are the correct solution for this application. To ensure a perfect seating, after the adapter is locked in position the lubricated tire is first of all inflated to over-pressure and then deflated to its service pressure.


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Home / Archive by category "Training and Mentorship"
The cornerstone of JAWS’ work is training and mentorship. Often this takes place at our annual Conference and Mentorship Program (CAMP) gathering, but we also strive to provide opportunities for members to connect through regional gatherings and trainings. In addition, we also work to partner up mentors who wish to share their experience and expertise with mentees who seek to grow, advance and lead. We call this symbiosis, as mentoring is often a two-way exchange.
Are you watching the primary results roll in and gearing up to cover the 2018 midterm elections? With a record number of candidates running for 435 seats in the United States House of Representatives and 35 of the 100 seats in the United States Senate – not to mention numerous state and local elections – the midterms will be a prime subject for reporters at the local and national level alike.
We will continue leading the conversation at the Journalism & Women Symposium’s annual Conference and Mentoring Program (CAMP) in Welches, Oregon, this fall where we will master new skills, make lasting connections and rejuvenate after another busy news year.
What’s kept you from becoming a mentor, or seeking out a mentor?
The cornerstone of JAWS is our mentoring program, which is open to all members. On May 23 at 7 PM EST/4 PM PST, we are offering a free webinar about the “Power of Mentoring,” where we will address your burning questions about the essentials for first-time mentors and mentees. Register here.
Want to learn how to track shootings by police in your community? Are you curious about how to go about investigating your local police department?
Join the Journalism and Women Symposium for our upcoming webinar hosted by Washington Post investigative reporter Kimbriell Kelly, who was part of the 2016 Pulitzer Prize-winning team for the Post’s series on fatal police shootings.
Amy, editor-in-chief of Reveal, will guide us in the aggressive, specific use of Freedom of Access laws to hold our public officials accountable. She will draw upon her expertise leading a team of editors, reporters and producers who produce unique in-depth national stories.
Victoria, General Counsel at Reveal, has worked for the Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press on matters involving the intersection of technology and media law, access as well as privacy and government surveillance.
Each year the Journalism and Women Symposium (JAWS) brings fellows to our annual Conference and Mentoring Project (CAMP) for three days of training, networking and professional development.
Each year the Journalism and Women Symposium (JAWS) brings fellows to our annual Conference and Mentoring Project (CAMP) retreat for three days of training, networking and professional development. And the above quotes are just a few of the glowing things past fellows had to say about attending CAMP.
Journalism and Women Symposium really needs you—yes, you!—and your wonderful ideas!
are accepting proposals for panels and workshops for this year’s Conference and Mentoring Project (CAMP) in Oregon, and we’re extending the deadline to Friday, Feb. 2.
Close your eyes and imagine a working class American. What pops up for you? A white man? A black woman? Someone from rural Kentucky or D.C.?
It isn’t just war zones where your life can be in danger.
The story of Kim Wall, a Swedish reporter brutally killed while working on a freelance story aboard a privately owned submarine, reminded foreign correspondents and freelancers working overseas that even in a relatively safe country, everyone is vulnerable.
Know the subject, never give up and, when the time comes, shut the hell up. These were some of the tips to on getting interviewees to pen up about difficult subjects like corruption, violence and identity.
Going viral on Facebook takes more than just a catchy headline or outrageous content. For journalists who want to feature serious subjects and highlight important discussions of the day, Facebook videos must be carefully tailored to grab and keep hold of the audience.

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I am thinking to change my field from core Electrical to software testing field, is it right decision?
when I compare me with mine EEE classmates those who taken software testing course and working in software testing field are all happy now ,earning big salary compared to me...and upmost thing I liked is 5 days working , it is beautiful........I am planning to use these two days to do some business , if it's not work then no need to worry ...i can give this time to my family.......That's why I am thinking, let change the field now it's not too late.. u will get 5 days working in entire future ..and I know salary will be less now, at starting...but it will increase as I am getting experience...... finally please suggest me what I am thinking is wright or wrong ? ...and choosing a software testing field is better or not at this age?
Welcome to CrazyEngineers, @Deepak . Good to see that you've described your situation in detail. It's never too late to change, but what matters is your state of mind - and absolute clarity on making the switch.
You've figured out most of the part on your own; and I think you're thinking in the right direction. I'd however recommend you to understand what kind of work is involved in software QA. Our fellow CEan @saandeep can talk about his experience of working in QA domain for several years now.
My question is - have you taken time to understand what it takes to be a QA? You'll have to pick up automation testing as well to find a decent job. Are you prepared to dedicate time to acquire new skill?
I've personally known several QA folks who've been spending their every alternate weekend in offices for years now. If you think you'll enjoy working in QA domain, you should make the switch.


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James Arne Nestingen is retired professor of Church History from Luther Seminary, St. Paul, Minnesota. He has for many years served as a pastor in Canada and the US and has been a presenter in a wide range of settings. He is author and editor of several books. Nestingen is of Norwegian decent.
Peter Olsen is external lecturer in systematic theology at Danish Bible Institute in Copenhagen, Denmark and bible teacher at Lutheran Mission’s University High School in Hillerød.
Steven D. Paulson is professor of systematic theology at Luther Seminary, St. Paul, Minnesota. He is an ordained pastor, has been a presenter in a wide range of settings and is author and editor of several books. He has also several years of experience as psychiatric counsellor. Paulson is of Norwegian decent.
Olav Rørtveit has taught in secondary school and folk high school. He has also taught at Bildøy Bible School and been traveling preacher for a Norwegian home mission organization. For a time he has also been pastor in Church of Norway. Olav has a big interest in traveling in the apostles’ (especially Paul’s) footsteps in Greece and Turkey.
Arne Helge Teigen is associate professor at Fjellhaug International University High School, teaching systematic theology. He has previously served at Norwegian Lutheran Mission’s schools and is the author of several books. Teigen has been a missionary to Peru, lecturing at Seminario Teológico Lutherano Andino, in Arequipa.
Brady Finnern is pastor at Messiah Lutheran Church, Sartell, Minnesota. He graduated from Concordia Seminary, St. Louis in 2006 and has previously worked for LCMS World Relief. He is married to Amy and has four children. Finnern is also an athletics coach and is of Norwegian decent, enjoying good lefse.

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The stochastic oscillator indicator is the important indicator to compare the security price over a certain period of time. The stochastic %K of Nuance Communications, Inc. (NASDAQ:NUAN) for the period of 9-Day stands at 24.26% while the stochastic %D for the same period stands at 29.33%.
The 7-Day Average Directional Index ADX (also known as Trend Strength Indicator) of Nuance Communications, Inc. (NASDAQ:NUAN) signals “Buy” while other important signals like the 20-Day Moving Average Vs. Price signals “Sell”.
On the last trading day, Nuance Communications, Inc. (NASDAQ:NUAN) opened the session at $14.94 and after going down -1.33% closed at $14.79. The stock lost -0.15 points in the last trade.
Nuance Communications, Inc. (NASDAQ:NUAN)’s stock fluctuated in the range of $14.78 and $15.07 during the previous active session. Nuance Communications, Inc. (NASDAQ:NUAN) traded with the volume of 1.69 Million with average volume of 1.99 Million. The stock has HIGH volatility on the last trading session.
Currently the Beta for the company remains at 0.57 while ATR (Average True Range) and RSI (Relative Strength Index) are at 0.4 and 38.47 respectively.
Currently the Insider Ownership of the shares of Nuance Communications, Inc. (NASDAQ:NUAN) is at 0.7% and the shares outstanding are 292.5 Million.
Price to Earnings P/E ratio stands at 0 while Forward P/E shows the value of 13.31.
The Price to Sale P/S and Price to Book P/B shows the value of 2.19 and 2.18 respectively. While Price to Cash P/C and Price to Free Cash Flow P/FCF stands at 4.98 and 9.13 correspondingly.
The stock performance of Nuance Communications, Inc. (NASDAQ:NUAN) on the basis of 5 day trade show the dip of -3.4% whereas, the monthly performance of the stock shows decrease of -6.75%.
The quarterly performance of the stock remained in red zone with the value of -9.43% while six month performance of the shares of Nuance Communications, Inc. (NASDAQ:NUAN) remained bearish with the count of -22.77%.
The yearly and YTD performance of Nuance Communications, Inc. (NASDAQ:NUAN) remained mix at 4.52% and -0.74% respectively.


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The grille, the line of the headlights and the dynamic movement of the side are the natural evolution of the brand's hallmark features. Everything is treated with the modelling sensitivity suited to surfaces typical of the automotive approach.
The front tank is sculpted with ribs that increase technical rigidity features and at the same time define its new, neater appearance. The result is an extremely compact hood that covers the underbonnet like a glove, ensuring the best possible front and side visibility, crucial elements on machines of this size.
The design process started from the first sketches, before moving on to surface modelling and validation on a 1:1 mock up. This procedure, managed entirely in-house, has guaranteed the best possible control over the production process, allowing the achievement of an excellent end result as the best compromise between the technical requirements and aesthetic qualities of the vehicle.


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It's been now more than 25 years ago that an enthusiastic group of parents, having their children´s future education in mind, decided to join efforts and work hand by hand, providing not only valuable ideas, but also dedicating time and enthusiasm, and above all, adding each of them their best resources to create a new educational institution. This is how the story of our Centro Escolar Picacho begins, being named at the beginning as "Colegio Particular Juan McGregor, A.C." In the year of 1996, the Board of Directors decided to find a name that would proudly identify us with the place where we live and that we admire, thus coming up with the name CENTRO ESCOLAR PICACHO.
Immersed in the Sierra de la Laguna, the PICACHO rises up as the highest mountain in this region, inviting us to constantly seek the top in the highest sense of values and ideals that our Institution seeks to instill with "truth and strength" in its students.
Always at the forefront, and with innovation as a banner, the growth of our school has been progressive and constant.
Colegio McGregor and Centro Escolar Picacho are the names that have built our history and have merged to keep the two names that will continue to identify us as the best school in Los Cabos.
Community building is an ongoing process that involves each of the children, young students and families that are and have been part of this wonderful success story.


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ABC placed an order for the second season of The Conners.
Coming from Werner Entertainment, the series follows the iconic family as they deal with parenthood, divorce, aging, and financial stress. The first season saw several guest appearances, including Matthew Broderick and Juliette Lewis, among others.


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have chosen to linger for a time.
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On October 2, 1966, the report of the American Bar Association Advisory Committee on Fair Trial and Free Press was released as a tentative draft. The release culminated twenty months of intensive work by the Committee, its Reporter, and its research staff. Since then, many thousands of copies of the draft in printed form have been distributed to judges, lawyers, schools of law and journalism, and to persons in responsible positions in the press, radio and television whose all important function is to keep the American people informed. The news media and other groups have also completed studies to which I shall refer. A great and entirely desirable debate has now been under way for a number of months. In the remarks which follow, it is my purpose, speaking for myself alone, but reflecting, I hope, the general sentiment of our Committee, to examine the current posture of the Fair Trial-Free Press issue with some preface to indicate the chronology of events which have contributed to the present debate, and with some recommendations for the future.
Paul C. Reardon, The Fair Trial-Free Press Controversy - Where We Have Been and Where We Should Be Going, 4 San Diego L. Rev. 255 (1967).

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When people demonize others, to rationalize their wrong actions. The process of breaking up in a long time relationship.
I don’t understand the reasons, for the feelings you throw away.
The light at the end of the tunnel, is just another day.
Unlike your vicious judgement, the delusions become real.
but somebody needs to carry the blame.
But carry the lie, that I love you.
No interest, in seeing it through.
There’s no ladder back, it’s a tragic end.
with fond memories you begin to pretend.
When did they become not good enough?
Was it a lack of affection, or not enough stuff?
just to surrender when the going gets tough .
pays with guilt, remorse and denial.
We can only hope, it doesn’t get irrational.
Fender Strat, Fender Mexican bass, Roland Fantom S88, Roland Juno-G, MOTU Ultralite 3, home made computer.
in your works. This is one we all have felt. Nicely done. Great expressions in the sound.


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After Summit is new for #CRESUM16 and we it's going to be a great way to meet others attending Creative Summit.
After Summit takes placce before we meet at Stifsgården for drinks, dinner and music and will happen at the offices of WDO, Hello Future, North Kingdom, Krux and Visma. More on how this will work on the day, but we promise it will be fun.
And the only way to attend After Summit as of now is to have a ticket for Creative Summit. There are still a few tickets available and they can be ordered here.


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Let's get the name straight first  it is called the Tigor (pronounced as Tee-gor). This is a coined word that the company explains is an expression of mixture of design, style and attitude. Tata Motors is confident that the Tigor will set a new benchmark with its modern design and a long list of features in the buzzing sub-4m sedan market. The segment is also expected to get a lot busier with the new-gen Maruti Suzuki Swift Dzire and the updated Hyundai Xcent that debuts this year. Will the Tata Tigor stand tall against them?
Tata Motors has managed to bring all the impressive bits of the concept onto the production model. Pratap Bose, head of design, Tata Motors, states that three of the company's design houses based in Italy, UK and India collaborated for the Tigor. When seen from the front, you might mistake the Tigor for the Tiago as both the sedan and the hatch share almost every aspect except for minor detailing on the radiator grille. The Tigor maintains headlight design but with smoked finish and projectors.
However, when you move towards the side, you realise the Tigor has received a distinguishing treatment. The front half till the B-pillar, with its character lines and rising waistline, is reminiscent of the hatch but the rear section is all-new. It might not be evident but the designers have managed to stretch the wheelbase by 50mm as the platform does offer that liberty, states Pratap. The Tigor gets newly designed larger rear doors that have improved the ingress and egress. The diesel variants get 175/65 R14 tyres like the Tiago; however, the petrol variant comes with larger 175/60 R15 tyres. The latter also sports stylish diamond-cut alloys. There is a new copper brown shade that has been introduced on the Tigor, which with the 15-inch alloys make it look like a mini Volvo S60 Cross Country.
The rear profile of the Tigor has to be best that one has seen on a sub-4m sedan. With the sleek LED tail lights, compact yet well-proportioned boot with chrome garnish and a well-sculpted bumper, Pratap's team has got it right in every possible way. In fact, it makes the more premiumly positioned Zest look dated.
Step inside the Tigor and you are reminded that this one is based on the Tiago as the cabin layout and design is shared by both the offerings. Now what's unique about the Tigor is that it gets a mild colour revision with a tad darker shades on the trims. The signature steering wheel has been carried over, but it gets piano-finished detailing instead of the satin finish. While the design of the cabin feels modern, the quality of plastics isn't appealing enough especially when you compare it with Hyundai. Here is where it needs substantial improvement.
The Harman-developed infotainment system has been updated for the Tigor as it is now a touchscreen unit that doubles up as the screen for the rear parking camera. It also features emergency assist, service reminder and navigation which is projected on the screen by connecting an Android phone with the help of USB. All of these functions and few more can be accessed with the help of Android apps only thereby leaving no option for iOS users. We asked the company officials on when can we expect to see modern infotainment connectivity options and were told "very soon". The Nexon perhaps? The most impressive bit about the Tigor's features has to be its music system, as has been the case with all the newer offerings from Tata Motors.
The longer wheelbase has increased the rear legroom of the Tigor and it does feel more spacious. Instead of hard plastics, it gets a fabric cover for the side support of the rear seats. The only concern is that the hip point of the rear seats has been lowered which might be an issue for the elderly while exiting the cabin. In terms of utility, there are 24 storage spaces to house bottles and other knick-knacks. The Tigor gets a boot space of 419L that is 177L more than the Tiago. The bootlid gets a smart 4-link opening mechanism that has removed the need of hinges, making it a cleaner and more useful layout.
Tata Motors has retained both the 1.2L petrol and the 1.05L diesel motors from the Tiago without altering the output. The 3-cylinder diesel unit makes 70PS/140Nm and comes mated with a 5-speed manual transmission. As soon as the motor is started, the typical diesel clatter is evident, and it doesn't feel as refined as other 3-cylinder units that we have experienced in other cars. The loud diesel clatter that seeps into the cabin is bothersome when you are travelling in bumper-to-bumper traffic. This also indicates that the NVH levels could have been better.
The 1.2L petrol unit puts out 85PS and generates 114Nm, combined with the lower kerb weight, by 104kg, offers a reasonably better driving experience. . It is my pick between the two motors as I feel it is more suited to commute in the city. To make the diesel motor perform, you have to push it past 2,500rpm. However, if you do so, the motor feels stressed and this also the case while driving at high speeds.
Both the motors get two drive modes, City and Eco. The City mode is active by default, whereas the Eco mode is activated via a switch on the centre console. The changes between the modes are evident. In Eco mode, the throttle response is toned down in the interest of better fuel economy. The petrol motor does not feel out of breath while travelling at higher speeds and has enough juice for quick overtaking manoeuvres. Helping that is the smooth 5-speed manual gearbox that is useful while tackling city traffic.
The suspension set-up in the Tigor is identical to the Tiago's and offers similar ride and handling despite a 40kg increase in kerb weight, stated an official. While driving the Tigor in and around Delhi, we didn't find it any different from the hatch. While the suspension does a fairly good job at ironing out the bumps and undulations, we did find the ride quality in the petrol variant was a lot more juddery than its diesel counterpart.
On the positive side, the Tigor feels planted and stable at higher speeds. The electric power steering is light enough to manoeuvre around narrow lanes and tight parking spots and weighs up sufficiently at high speeds.
So does it make the cut? The Tata Tigor does come across as a smart-looking sub-4m sedan. That paired with the feature list can make it a value for money offering if priced right. We believe the Tigor will be priced at Rs 30,000-50,000 more than the Tiago.


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text: On August 31 the doors of Reykjanesbær burst open in a proud and colorful display of culture and tradition. Due to its proximity to the now closed US Naval Base, Keflavík became known known in the 1960s as the gateway to American music, and is credited for bringing rock n’ roll to sheepish teens — changing Icelandic culture for good. For your music fix, check out a tribute to Iceland’s golden-boy popstar, Páll Óskar, or join in the traditional dance on the harbour. Art galleries are open to the public and pop up markets and street performances will be on every other corner. Keflavík’s rock n’ roll museum opens its doors and small concerts will be held in backyards and small stages. Art performances litter the peninsula and good food runs throughout. The festival comes to an end on Sunday, but not before a giant outdoor concert on Saturdaynight, paying homage to the incredible cultural heritage of the area. And of course, there are fireworks. Admission is free!

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My latest book project is an end-user SharePoint 2013 book called How to Do Everything: Microsoft SharePoint 2013. this is, of course, a new edition of my last book, How to Do Everything: Microsoft SharePoint 2010. As with the 2010 version, my good friend, Arpan Shah, Microsoft Senior Director of Office 365, has contributed a section on the history of SharePoint and also written the foreword.
What I set out to do in the first edition was focus on the most important cases for the day-to-day user. I trust readers are conscious of the fact that the “How to Do Everything” series name doesn’t mean that all of SharePoint can be summed up in one book. This book is squarely focused at the end-user.
For the second edition, I don’t want to stray too far from my original goal. However, I’ve listened to all the feedback from the first book. Readers wanted an end-user book, but some wanted it to take them a bit further, so that’s what I’m going to do. I’m adding content about SharePoint administration and other topics that aren’t necessarily required for every user, but will be interesting to those who want a bit more.
I’ve worked with McGraw-Hill Osborne Media on other projects and they’re a great publisher to work with—professional and helpful.
"Written by a former member of the SharePoint development team, this is a step-by-step guide to mastering the latest release of this integrated suite of server capabilities.In How to Do Everything: Microsoft SharePoint 2010, Stephen Cawood—one of the people who helped build SharePoint—offers advice from his many years of working with SharePoint customers, cutting to the core and focusing on key features to get you up to speed quickly. You’ll get easy-to-follow tutorials on blogs, wikis, My Sites, Web parts, taxonomy, document management, workflow, publishing sites, team sites, and much more. Take full advantage of the content management, enterprise search, collaboration, and information-sharing capabilities of SharePoint 2010 with help from this practical guide."
SharePoint Server 2013 has been optimized for the way people work, providing people with a familiar, consistent view of information, collaboration.
I am wondering if there is a preview of the table of contents that I can look at? I am very interested in this book but am looking for it to include a chapter or two on integration with Project 2013 and Project Web Access via either Project Server 2013 or Project Online.
Hi Jax, this book isn't focused on project management with SharePoint. It's meant for end-users who need an introduction to SharePoint.
It sounds like you want something similar to the book Raymond Dux Sy wrote about project management and SharePoint 2010. I'm not sure if he's writing a new version of that one.
Thank you, Stephen. I appreciate the referral. Good luck with your book launch!
Hi, i just bought your book. I am trying to add a calendar onto a public sharepoint site that i built but could not figure out from the book. Would you recommend a solution?
Hi Mai. Can you give me some more details please?
Which site template did you use?
What happens when you try to add the calendar app?
Is it just not available, or does adding it fail?
Adding it should be as simple as going to 'all site content' and choosing 'add app' then choosing calendar.


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Later, when Talley wrote a grant to be considered for the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation’s Leadership U, he chose Bellamy and Penumbra as the mentor and location. Once he got the grant, the budding director-playwright obtained invaluable firsthand experience from a veteran, and a friendship quickly ensued. It’s still going strong today.
“There was no question Lou would direct ‘Seven Guitars,’” Talley said. “I wanted it done right, so there is no one else for the job.” Bellamy produced the professional debut of Wilson’s first play, “Black Bart and the Sacred Hills,” in 1982 and has presented several others over the years.
As raw and gritty as some of Wilson’s themes are, there’s beauty hidden within the pages of his scripts. Bellamy hopes the audience walks away understanding the value of a life, the direction of a heart and the authenticity of the events in the piece.
Talley, who’s heavily influenced by writer Amiri Baraka, decided to devote On Q’s Season 6 to the intimacy and sensuality of jazz and blues. He gave it the title “Blues People,” and each performance this season has had a musical theme or undertone.
He decided to hold “Lou, Q and You” because he knows local theater doesn’t always flourish, and colloquies like this one are essential to the sustainability of the performing arts in a sea of banking centers, professional teams, and breweries.
The discussion begins at 6 p.m. Monday at The Vue, 215 N. Pine St. Tickets are $50 and include dinner, music and scenes from the upcoming “Seven Guitars.” Details: youarenowonq.com.
The play runs May 27-June 7 at Duke Energy Theater in Spirit Square. Tickets are $28. Details: blumenthalarts.org.


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A 36-year-old man has been charged with felony possession of a firearm in connection with the fatal shooting of an off-duty Memphis officer, police said Monday.
Taylor Swift is no stranger to gracing the cover of Vogue -- but her latest spread will have you doing a double take. The 1989 singer has landed the cover of Vogue Australia this month, styled with a chunky layered hairdo featuring bold bangs, a much darker take her signature blond locks.
Computer maker Dell Inc said on Monday it had agreed to buy data storage company EMC Corp in a $67 billion record technology deal that will unite two mature companies and create an enterprise technology powerhouse.
The Los Angeles Dodgers' second baseman Chase Utley has been suspended two playoff games by Major League Baseball for his takeout slide that broke New York Mets shortstop Ruben Tejada's right leg.


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BIM & BEAM: Design to Fabrication for Structural Engineers at.
We see engineers and builders using #StrucSoft #MWF for Revit to generate BIM-based structural analysis, design and detailing documentation and CNC files that drive #Howick machines.
We’ve got your back at the MEP and Structural Fabricators Forum 2017. Are you a contractor, engineer, detailer, estimator, or fabricator? Learn the latest trends in BIM workflows by knowledgeable technical experts who really understand your business.
According to the 2013 McGraw Hill Construction SmartMarket report, “The Business Value of BIM for Construction in Major Global Markets,” adoption of BIM has reached more than 70 percent among firms in North America.
Held on Monday November 14 , the MEP & Structural Fabricators Forum will continue to help you Detail Better, Fabricate Better and Build Better. Classes that highlight design to fabrication to field workflows.
This is the third blog post in a series that discusses the advantages of working on concrete projects in a BIM process for structural engineers. Segmentation is dictated by engineering, architectural, or fabrication requirements, and its reinforcement is determined by the structural engineer.
The latest version of Advance Steel adds a host of new features and enhancements that help improve productivity and usability, and allow fabrication documents to be drafted and documented more easily to support BIM enabled workflows. Easy Access to Fabrication Data.
BIM Planning Guide for Facility Owners”. B IM / BIM 3. BIM allows all stakeholders to have access to the same information at the same time through interoperability between technology platforms. From a BIM planning perspective there are multiple levels to be considered: .
On the Segmentation Tab we define rules for splitting based on fabrication, transportation or other functional requirements. Watch video: For more posts on structural precast in Revit, check out these past articles on BIM and Beam: Structural Precast for Revit – Configuration Settings.
Structural engineers, detailers and fabricators struggle with siloed teams, disconnected workflows, and varying software platforms that do not integrate seamlessly. This requires manual processes to bridge gaps which can lead to expensive errors and fabrication waste.
A full day of the Autodesk MEP and Structural Fabricators Forum might just be the most cost-effective education and professional development opportunity you have all year. Increase your knowledge of BIM workflows : There’s a schedule of technical classes for any skill level.
Building Information Modeling (BIM) has become an industry standard on complex construction projects. As more Construction owners reap the benefits of BIM, more projects add a modeling component. Get Educated on BIM. The Associated General Contractors of America has an excellent publication “The Contractor’s Guide to BIM” that is a great place to start. Consider Outsourcing while You’re Learning BIM. BIM also Leads to other Technology.
This enhanced workflow helps steel detailers and fabricators to take better advantage of the steel model designed in Revit. 3 – New tool for fabricated anchors. The addition is for those of you who like to fabricate your own Anchor Bolts as opposed to purchasing them off the shelf.
Using the latest 3D printing techniques, or more accurately, "additive manufacturing," the Arup team has produced a design method for critical structural steel elements for use in complex projects.
For this post, I’m going to summarize some of the Advance Steel tips and tricks that I described in my class “Advance Steel Tips, Tricks, and Workflows You’ll Want to Try at the Office” during the Autodesk University MEP & Structural Fabricators Forum 2017.
Advance Steel is a powerful BIM based software that offers streamlined solution to 3D steel detailing. The software offers huge benefits to Structural engineering professionals to speed up the process for design, steel detailing, steel fabrication, and steel construction.
Enhanced DOCX reinforcement schedule for varying rebar sets, a new cut list for fabric sheets, and more. The post SOFiSTiK Reinforcement Detailing 2019 is now available appeared first on BIM and Beam.
Trimble recently launched three new versions of its building information modeling (BIM) and analysis & design software like Tekla Structures 2016 , Tekla Structural Designer 2016 and Tekla Tedds 2016 for engineering and construction professionals.
The blog will continue to evangelize Autodesk’s BIM story for the structural industry, and provide structural engineers, detailers, and fabricators with news, tools, and inspiration for their business. Visit our new website: [link].
BIM is the life-cycle management of the built environment supported by digital technology. Building in this context involve the building’s fabrics, structure and engineering services.
The disruptive digital technologies of building information modeling (BIM) and cloud computing, combined with emergent collaborative construction delivery methods are poised to alter the status quo, ushering in increased levels of collaboration and transparency. A disruptive technology is one that alters the very fabric of a business process or way of life, displacing whatever previously stood in its place. By Peter Cholakis.
To accomplish the document’s intent, its primary objectives are: To help teams, including owners, to specify BIM deliverables and to get a clear picture of what will be included in a BIM deliverable. To provide a standard that can be referenced by contracts and BIM execution plans.
Watch video: For more posts on structural precast in Revit, check out these past articles on BIM and Beam: Segmentation of Precast Walls in Revit. The post Adding Grout Tubes to Precast Walls using Dynamo appeared first on BIM and Beam.
These would then need to map to each other and to the Work Results Table, in order to properly integrate the specification component of the building information model (BIM) along the project timeline. This means that the Work Results Table, plus SectionFormat, can’t properly serve BIM, which requires mapping between objects of different classes in the object hierarchy (e.g. Fabric example. OmniClass™ Work Results: a critique (source: NBS.com).
As they pass the emergent stage, BIM and cloud computing will continue to impact project delivery. The disruptive digital technologies of building information modeling (BIM) and cloud computing, combined with emergent collaborative construction delivery methods are poised to alter the status quo, ushering in increased levels of collaboration and transparency. BIM is the life cycle management of the built environment, supported by digital technology.
Efficient construction delivery methods (IPD – integrated project delivery, JOC – job order contracting), cloud computing, and BIM are all integral components. Symposium Title: Integrating BIM: Moving the Industry Forward. Friday: BIM Academic Education Symposium. Building information modeling (BIM) is beginning to fundamentally change the building industry in a very positive way. The week will close with the BIM Academic Education Symposium.
Technologies provided by companies like Progress have been automating fabrication processes in Europe and Asia for several years now. To learn more about the latest Autodesk BIM technologies available for precast concrete, check out Tomasz Fudala ’s posts here.

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Crystal: A Cruise Line with a Conscience? Try Again.
The headline in the Asbury Park Press stunned me – "Crystal: A luxury cruise line with a conscience."
Surely this must be a joke I thought, given Crystal’s dreadful environmental record of polluting the oceans and air.
But the article was serious. it talked about Crystal donating used furniture to a "Spanish organization that supports recovering addicts." It mentioned that it turned the guests’ used toiletries into soap for "800 impoverished families" over three years. It "contributed goods to charities in Africa."
The article also mentioned that Crystal is refurbishing the staterooms aboard the Serenity later this year to install purification equipment, "creating the industry’s first hypoallergenic cabins for passengers with allergies and/or respiratory ills."
But neither the Serenity nor the Symphony have installed advanced sewage treatment systems, resulting in a grade of "F" for the company’s zero percent sewage treatment score. The Crystal cruise ships also burn dirty fuel, including burning cancer-causing sulphur fuel in port because Crystal has not invested in shore-side power hook-ups. Friends of the Earth has consistently awarded Crystal "F’s" in how this cruise line treats the water and air.
In the eyes of environmentalists, Crystal is best known for an incident in 2003 when a Crystal ship dumped around 35,000 gallons of grey water, sewage, and bilge water in a marine sanctuary in Monterey Bay. It had promised earlier not to foul the marine sanctuary’s waters.
According to the L.A. Times, Crystal Cruises said didn’t have to report the incident to authorities because it broke no laws. It is "perfectly legal" under maritime laws to discharge even untreated wastewater more than 12 miles offshore, and the ship was 14 miles offshore at the time, said Crystal spokeswoman Mimi Weisband.
When the Friends of the Earth gave Crystal Cruises an "F," Cruise spokesperson Weisband responded by saying that Crystal Cruises "deserved an A … if not an A+."
The elite Conde Nast Traveler cruisers may consistently vote Crystal the "world’s best cruise line," but its the one cruise line that has never exhibited an environmental conscience.

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A study out of Switzerland has revealed that cheese tastes better after it has been exposed to hip hop music. Nine 22-pound wheels of Emmental cheese were placed in individual wooden crates in a Swiss cheese cellar this past September. Five of the wheels were exposed to different types of music on loop for 24 hours a day for six months. Each cheese had a sound system built into their crate, with mini transmitters conducting the music’s energy into the cheese. Three other cheeses were exposed to soundwaves at different frequencies: low, medium, and high. And one cheese stood alone in quiet.
According to the results of the study, the music apparently measurably affected the cheeses’ strength of flavor, smell and taste. The beats of A Tribe Called Quest gave the hip hop cheese the funkiest profile of all the aged cheeses.
“All the energy is directly resonating inside of the cheese,” Michael Harenberg, one of the researchers from Bern University of Arts, told Reuters.

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Congratulations to WCNY’s American Graduate 2017 Champions!
Enjoy their stories of mentoring and guiding young people to academic and life success.
For more stories of Champions watch American Graduate Day on WCNY, October 14 at 2:00 p.m.
Joe Horan’s grassroots Building Men program in the Syracuse City School District (SCSD) teaches boys the importance of education, community service, and becoming “A” man not “The” man. The program is built around a basketball league in which the boys listen to guest speakers, discuss relevant topics of manhood, go on field trips, monitor their academics with progress reports, community service, and participate in a Rite of Passage ceremony upon the programs completion. Kids who show up at the weekly chalk talks, and do well on weekly academic and disciplinary progress reports, play in the games. But it always turns into more than that. The goal is that young men in Syracuse will see themselves as part of a larger fellowship of men who have excellent attendance in school and in after-school programs; graduate from high school and college and career education; participate in community in some level; and have the ability to make a significant impact upon society. The numbers show something is clicking. Since Horan started the first Building Men chapter at the old Levy Middle School in 2006, nearly 300 boys have completed the program by attending at least 80 percent of the sessions. Of those students, between 75 and 89 percent went on to graduate from high school over the past four years – far above the district average of about 50 percent.
Renita Adams is a mentor making a big difference for students. Deonie Chavis, a former Corcoran High School student now enrolled at Cookman College, contacted WCNY about Ms. Adams in hopes of having her story shared. Wrote Chavis in an email to WCNY, “Mrs. Adams was my Hillside Work Scholarship-Connection advocate and guided me through high school from academics to things I was going through in my personal life. She even helped me tell my mom about my first crush! She’s very personable and goes above and beyond and made a difference in the Corcoran community and surrounding community.” Adams is a Hillside mentor at Onondaga Community College in a program designed to help Syracuse students living in generational poverty transition from high school to achieving success in college and expanding their access to employment opportunities. Adams says she can relate to these students because she used to be one of them. She understands their lives and the temptations they face and I share my story with students all the time, in part because it helps them open up with me about what’s happening in their lives. Adams also had a mentor in her life that pushed her to get through high school, community college, and Syracuse University. “I want to be that same person for these students,” says Adams.
Joe Vargo is the executive director of Partners for Education and Business, Inc., which operates under the umbrella of the Manufacturers Association of Central New York (MACNY). Joe passionately believes it is important to “engage students early and provide a meaningful education towards a career in manufacturing or STEM fields.” To accomplish this, Joe oversees annual manufacturing career, law career and STEM job shadow days, organizes STEM scholars networking with business leaders events, and in 2017, the inaugural Central New York Innovation Challenge open to middle and high school students. The challenge: encourage students to develop groundbreaking products or services to address a challenging problem, which they “pitch” to a panel of judges to win cash prizes. The benefits of Law Day are two-fold – as American citizens, it’s important for youth to understand the need for the justice system and how it works; also, the more we can demonstrate to youth that the value of living their lives as good, active and contributing citizens has benefits for them, the better chance we have of them making good choices and being more engaged in decisions about their future.” Joe is also involved in the Syracuse Pathways to Technology (P-Tech) P-Tech program, a collaboration of the Syracuse City School District, MACNY, and Onondaga Community College. This partnership incorporates a six-year program that offers students a unique experience; combining the best elements of high school, college and career training to earn both high school and college associate degrees. Last but not least, Joe has teamed up with WCNY to help educate middle school students about manufacturing jobs through WCNY’s Enterprise America program.


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To help women celebrate their always-there-for-you friends — and honor all the special friends she’s made during more than 15 years in Westport — Bonnie Marcus is throwing an open house at her private design studio.
From 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Wednesday, she’s giving away beautiful, personally created Valentine’s (and Galentine’s) Day cards — plus custom-designed chocolates and sparkling lemonade.
A few of Bonnie Marcus’ many cards.
It’s a perfect way to pick up something for a friend who needs a pick-me-up (particularly if she does not have a Valentine).
The Bonnie Marcus Collection is at 5 Riverside Avenue. Look for the pink and red balloons next to Arezzo restaurant.
* And if you don’t, this is your warning. Stop reading immediately, and buy flowers AND chocolate.
** Don’t believe me? It’s right there on Wikipedia.
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A big thank you, Dan, for spreading the love!!! We have lots of fun cards to give away (& chocolate to enjoy!) – hope many of you will pop in tomorrow!


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This section provides that where the Tribunal notifies the Department of Justice that it is not satisfied that the prevention of serious harm condition is met in respect of a person who is liable to be detained in hospital, then the Department of Justice must by warrant direct that the person is removed to any prison in which the person might have been detained if the direction had not been given.
The direction will cease to have effect on the person’s arrival in prison. In this section, “prison” is to read as a reference to a place where the person would have been liable to be detained had the direction not been made.
The section also provides that the Department of Justice does not have to direct that the person is removed to prison and that the direction will not cease to have effect on the person’s arrival in prison, if the Department of Justice instead directs that, with effect from a specified date the person is to be treated as if he or she had been removed to hospital under section 16(2) of the Prison Act (Northern Ireland) 1953, or paragraph 3 of Schedule 2 to the Criminal Justice (Children) (Northern Ireland) Order 1998, and also directs that the relevant direction is to cease to have effect.


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There is a slew of apps and quizzes available online that purport to measure your ‘biological age’. Where your ‘calendar age’ measures how many times you have orbited the Sun, ‘biological age’ is supposed to determine whether or not you have, for example, the heart, lungs and brain of a 65 y.o. when you are only thirty.
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Peoples Conference Chairman Sajad Gani Lone on Wednesday reiterated that Omar Abdullah met with top BJP leadership to discuss modalities of government formation after 2014 Assembly results were announced.
“It is a simple question, why should BJP be worried about news in the media that Omar Abdullah was discussing government formation with them and issue a denial. It is Omar Abdullah’s sweet wish who he wants to ally with. But given that he fought the whole campaign projecting himself as the sole warrior against the BJP, the utterances of Omar Abdullah unambiguously suggest that aligning with the BJP is a political sin.
The reality as it stares in our faces is that Omar Abdullah is no warrior and instead acting like a spurned lover. He was in love with the BJP sin and aspired to be the “sinner” and was spurned. It is the sinlessness of Omar Abdullah of not being able to commit the sin that troubles Mr. Abdullah rather than the sinfulness of having committed the sin.
The people of Kashmir deserve to be enlightened that this person who has been sermonizing us about the ills of BJP had no qualms aligning with it in 2014? He had no qualms in 1999 and will have no qualms aligning with it even at a future date”, he added. This meeting is a reality and in the context of aligning with BJP, Mr. Omar Abdullah is a repeat offender.
with him, Sajad said that even letters of support from members who did not belong to the BJP-NC duo had been collected.

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You're going to want to replace the title, author, description and shortcut with values of your own. You don't have to provide all that metadata about your snippet, but some of it will become useful later. Leave some blank lines after the CDATA declaration, and then add the following to close out the document.
At this point, the only thing left to do is add the actual PowerScript that you want to insert between the beginning and the end of the CDATA tag. For example, a portion of what I've included in my code snippet is shown below (with the periods representing a large chuck of code I left out for brevity. Surrounding the script with the CDATA tag ensures that you don't have to encode any characters in the script that are also XML special characters.
That's all you need to create your first code snippet. Just save it and then fire up the PowerBuilder.Net IDE. The first place we need to go is the Code Snippet Manager, which is found under the Tools menu item. When that opens, change the drop down under Language to read PowerScript if it's not already there. What you should see are two folders, one called "My Script Snippets" which doesn't contain any items yet, and another called "PowerScript" which contains a number of code snippets that SAP provided for you.
Click on the Import button at the bottom left corner of the window and use the dialog that appears to navigate to the text file you created earlier. Another dialog will then prompt you for the location to store the imported snippet. Choose the My Script Snippets folder (which is usually checked by default) and then press the Finish button.
At this point, you can open up a script editing window and test it out. There are a couple of different ways you can add the new code snippet to your script. The first is to right click in the scripting window and select the Insert -> Insert Snippet option. A popup window will display in the editor that will allow you to navigate through the folders of the PowerBuilder code snippets. Select the My Script Snippets folder and then the code snippet your created.
Note how the description you provided in the metadata in the XML shows up in the script editor as a tooltip for the code snippet. Selecting that code snippet will then insert the code snippet and the cursor position in the editor.
If you added a shortcut in the metadata, you can also add your code snippet by typing that shortcut ("wcfclient" in my example) in the editor, make sure that the intellisense isn't going to modify what you entered, and then hit tab. The editor will replace the shortcut with the script from the code snippet.
That's a start. There's a lot more code snippets can do. For example, you can define replaceable parameters in your code snippet. When the script is copied into the script editor, the replaceable parameters are then highlighted and the user can navigate through them with the tab key replacing their values with values that are meaningful within the script. More information on what code snippets can do is available on the MSDN code snippet schema reference.