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1.1 “Ash Air” shall mean Exlair (NZ) Limited – trading as Ash Air, or any agents or employees thereof.
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1.3.6 all of the Customer’s present and after-acquired Products that Ash Air has performed work on or to or in which Products or materials supplied or financed by Ash Air have been attached or incorporated.
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1. the replacement of goods or the supply of equivalent goods.
2. The repair of the goods.
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13.2.3 Any minor variations in product specifications including but not limited to colour or design, which may occur from time to time.
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14.1 Any plant supplied by Ash Air to the Customer, whether in consideration of rental or free of charge, shall remain the property of Ash Air and the Customer shall keep such plant fully insured in the name of Ash Air against all risks of every usual description and other such risks as Ash Air may require and shall not attempt to sell, assign, mortgage or borrow on such plant. The Customer shall also permit Ash Air (or its agents) at any time without notice to enter all premises at which Ash Air on reasonable grounds believe th e plant may be stored, to inspect, remove or repossess the plant supplied by Ash Air. Ash Air shall not be liable for costs, damages or expenses or any losses suffered by the Customer as a result of this action and the Customer shall also indemnify Ash Air against any liability against any third party suffered by Ash Air as a result of such actions.
15.1 Unless otherwise stated in Ash Air’s quotation to the Customer, second hand/used goods supplied by Ash Air are subject to a warranty period of 30 days from date of invoice and new goods supplied by Ash Air are subject to a warranty period of 90 days from date of invoice. Such warranty is limited to that specified by the manufacturer of the goods.
15.2 All warranties shall be deemed null and void if, in Ash Air’s opinion, the damage to the Goods has been caused by the Customer’s misuse or neglect or the Customer repairs, attempts to repair or cause to be repaired, the goods by any person other than those authorised or specified by Ash Air.
15.3 Service repair warranty is limited to the repair or replacement of faulty parts or workmanship supplied by Ash Air, for a period of 90 days from the date of completion of the particular work.
15.4 All warranty repairs and claims will be carried out during Ash Airs normal work hours. The supply of standby equipment, kilometres, travel time and consumable items are not covered by warranty.
16.1 Ash Air, owns and has copyright in all designs, specifications and work produced by Ash Air in connection with the Products and Services provided pursuant to this contract.
17.1 The guarantees contained in the Consumer Guarantees Act 1993 are excluded where the Customer acquires Products and Services from Ash Air for the purposes of a business in terms of section 2 and 43 of that Act.
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18.3 If any provision of this contract shall be invalid, void or illegal or unenforceable the validity existence, legality and enforceability of the remaining provisions shall not be affected, prejudiced or impaired.

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Denis Walsh has a very interesting and thought-provoking piece in today's Times Ireland about a huge sporting event that gets no coverage - coursing. What do people think? An ancient and thrilling rural sport which no townie can ever really understand, because townies' just don't understand the animal world, or a barbarism that still exists when it should have been swallowed by progress long ago, like the church or binary gender identity?
One of the biggest sports events of the Irish winter concluded on Tuesday. You may not have noticed. Media coverage of the National Coursing meeting at Clonmel was more or less confined to the trade papers and one national broadsheet that values its rural audience. An exception to this general shunning by the mainstream media, however, was Tuesday’s Six One news on RTÉ which carried a package from Clonmel in its sports segment. The piece touched the usual nerve about the welfare of hares but in tone it was essentially a sports report about a sports event. Take it or leave it.
It is a peculiar phenomenon. The crowds in Clonmel this week were comparable to anything that Leopardstown attracted for their big Christmas fixtures and if your curiosity had carried you through the gates of Powerstown Park you would have witnessed all the sights and sounds of a major race meeting: heaving bars, a thronged betting ring, packed stands, places to eat, a selection of hawkers selling their wares, everything from religious pictures to dog collars. All the fun of the fair.
Walk through the crowd and you would have picked up accents from all over Ireland and the UK, like turning the dial on a radio. Sir Mark Prescott, the famous English horse trainer, was in attendance for the 49th consecutive year. Everything about it appears mainstream: except the action around which all of this revolves.
How could you explain hare coursing to the uninitiated and expect a neutral response? How could you pare it back to its essentials and not make it seem barbaric? In the field the dogs look fierce and predatory and the hare seems hopelessly small and vulnerable. It is easy to understand why people would be repulsed by the spectacle, just as there are people who can’t stomach UFC or boxing or the sight of tumbling horses on Grand National day. It is raw and elemental and a matter of taste.
In that debate Alan Dukes, of Fine Gael, struck the key note. He warned the house against falling into the trap of “an anthropomorphic approach” which, he happily explained, meant “viewing the world of animals through the eyes of human persons.” If Deputy Gregory, he continued, would stroll through the woods of Kildare he would see how nature dealt with hares.
To accept coursing requires an unsentimental view of nature and the wild. Among country people you will find it; a twin capacity to love pets and yet be dispassionate about those animals that are bound up with the commerce of farming. Cattle, pigs, sheep, poultry and the like are reared and minded and ultimately slaughtered. Rabbits and crows are shot for interfering with crops; foxes are shot for disturbing the hen house. The cuddly status that these animals might enjoy in children’s books or animated movies has very little in common with their day-to-day life in the countryside.
That argument didn’t hold water more than a decade later when the Hunting Act was carried in the House of Commons after taking up 600 hours of parliamentary time. Evidently, it had been an emotive issue in that house too. Hare coursing was outlawed in Northern Ireland in 2010, six years after it was banned in England and Wales and eight years after Scotland had taken the lead on this matter in these islands. Apart from here, Spain and Portugal are the only European countries where the practice is still legal.
Criminalising hare coursing in the UK, though, has not only driven it underground but given it a sinister character. A cursory trawl through UK regional papers reveals a handful of arrests in the last couple of months alone. The Oxford Mail reported that two men were arrested and six dogs were seized in Uffington last weekend. On the previous weekend the Biggleswade Chronicle reported a further two arrests in Great Barford.
All of that stuff would be completely alien to the crowd in excess of 10,000 that descended on Clonmel for the Derby and Oaks finals. In Ireland anti-blood sports protestors have often demonstrated peacefully at coursing meetings but it was reported, strangely, that none showed up on Tuesday, the biggest day of the coursing year.
Maybe the whole thing is being managed better than in the past. Muzzling of greyhounds was introduced in Ireland in the 1990s after one chaotic meeting at Clounanna where 50 hares were killed over three days. Coursing people will explain that the kill was never the thing and that the welfare of hares is a primary concern. Why wouldn’t it be? Without hares there is no game. By all accounts none were harmed in Clonmel.
According to the Irish Coursing Club 5,044 hares were caught for coursing last season and 5,017 were released back into the wild when the season was over. If you are outraged by the very existence of this sport all you will take from those figures is that 27 hares lost their lives. On this issue there is no middle ground or room for persuasion. Take it or leave it.
The big rabbit gets fucked.
If you’re ok with the coursing you’re ok with the fox hunt.
The big rabbit as you call it would be completely wiped out in Ireland where it not for hare coursing.
Thankfully we don't go in for this so called sport in most of Ros or indeed Connacht.
Seems to be mainly a Munster pursuit.
Is this where you sell us on the conservation efforts on the back of the activity? Or what?
There is no or what about it. Plenty of independent evidence to prove that to be exactly the case.
Link to an independent study carried out contained within the article. I appreciate that coursing isn't to everyone's taste but without it the Irish Hare would have a bleak future.
Not to my taste either, but then again, I wouldn't be one to enjoy any type of hunting.
However, it is undeniable that hunting is, in some cases, absolutely necessary and, in some cases, the reason that some species have managed to hang on. And personally, my concern would be much more on the conservation side of things, rather than individual animal welfare or rights.
I understand the winning of it is the dog that gets the hare to turn. Its very rare a dog will catch a hare, they are too fast and nimble. That said I am sure the hare doesn't enjoy the event!
Anyway, I always find the animal rights crowd a curious bunch. Its only small furry animals they are interested in. What about the pain a mouse feels eating poison, or the thoughts of a fly smashed by the swatter? The Pig and the Cow in the slaughter house? There are surely bigger fish to fry (dont mention the fish) than the hare being chased in coursing.
What about the plague? what about slavery? what about the nazis? what about the person who got meningitis and his arms and legs had to be amputated?
It's not really an argument for the rights and wrongs of something that you can think of something worse.
My understanding of coursing these days is that the dogs are muzzled, and 99/100 the hare gets away unscathed? I don't think there's instances of the hare being torn apart by two dogs like there used to be?
Never been at a coursing meet by they way, but I know it's still popular here in Tipp.

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A former Sherborne School pupil, James Kierstead, winner of the Marson Greek Prize, and now a Lecturer in Classics at the Victoria University of Wellington, N.Z., has written an article in The Shirburnian about this poem in ancient Greek, remarkably composed and written by a Sherborne pupil in the Visitor’s Book at the Red Lion during his overnight stay in 1889!
Clovelly wins South West in Bloom gold award!
Clovelly is delighted to have received two prestigious awards in the 2017 South West in Bloom competition. The Clovelly Gardening Group has won a third Gold Award and a ‘Best in Group’ Mary Mortimer trophy. Photo taken at the award presentation. L-R: The Hon. John Rous, Peter Townsend, Ellie Jarvis, Su Maddocks, Lady and Lord Fellowes and Cllr. Anne Brooks, Chair of Torbay Council.

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ISB researcher Sarah Li was featured on the cover of C&EN Magazine on Nov. 18. The cover story is about how instrumentation companies are teaming up with research organizations to gain access to valuable work that could help refine or develop new technologies. ISB's Dr. Robert Moritz comments about our collaboration with AB Sciex for the story.
"Building on this work, AB Sciex formed a partnership with the Institute for Systems Biology, a Seattle-based nonprofit headed by Leroy Hood. In February, ISB and AB Sciex signed a three-year agreement to collaborate on developing MS methods and technology in proteomics, applying SWATH to build biomarker libraries.
ISB scientists have known people at AB Sciex for many years, says Robert L. Moritz, ISB’s research director for proteomics. “We have had very much aligned thoughts about advancing proteomics. The latest partnership was more formalized because it was much larger.” ISB uses AB Sciex instruments, and the two sides exchange people and expertise."

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text: Lafayette Metal & Glass installed tempered glass panic doors and bottom rails with floor closer inside of 300 Vesey Street. All the details were finished stainless steel. LGC also installed speciality blue glass with a matte finish and gloss finished glass that was adhered to finished walls. In addition, the project required the installation of back coated decorative glass whiteboard with polished edges on the 13th floor.


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Approaching mile 3 still climbing out of Service Creek, I’m kicking myself. Just once, I’d like to have a trip with my wife and have no major surprises. Sarah and I have a knack for turning easy into epic.
Take the time, in proper wine-tasting attire, we scrambled up a steep headwall through animal feces in the rain to reach the rim of the Gorges du Verdon in the French Alps. Or take the time we turned a four-hour ride into a two-day fiasco when we took off from the campground on the Umpqua River and ended up on the wrong side of the mountain at dusk.
On this particular adventure in Eastern Oregon, we grind through resistance on the Painted Hills Bikeway, the fifteenth of Oregon Scenic Bikeways. It’s a 160.9-mile scenic bikeway if you ride the out-and-back doglegs of it. Seeing the same scenery twice is so un-Oregonian. At the core of this ride is an impressive diamond with Mitchell at the bottom and Fossil at the top, with about 8,000 feet of climbing packed into 92 miles.
I carry overnight gear in two panniers. They add another fifteen pounds to my bike. I’m climbing a steep wedge of pavement, standing on my pedals, jerking through the granny gear in a palsied mess of sweat, and I think no cyclist set this route. Driving this road would be challenging enough.
The fact is, I’m really not much on a bike. It’s too much of a head game for me. I loathe climbing. Flats bore me to tears. I live for the descents, but anguish over losing elevation that I’ve just gained. We are all about adventure, so I climb, cuss myself out and spend quality time with Sarah.
If you saw my garage, you’d swear Team Sky overnighted within. Sarah takes ownership of ninety percent of the gear. She has a bike suitable for all tasks—cycling on a firm road, cycling on gravelly roads, cycling on dirt roads and cycling on roads that lead to farmers’ markets. Extreme rides with extreme beauty are her thing.
The John Day River and other rivulets nourish the surrounding landscape. The colors change with the season, even in the desert.
The southern point of this route is the paint-starved town of Mitchell, just north of the Painted Hills. The climbing begins almost right away on 207 North to a junction with Girds Creek Road, a paved conduit through canyons of towering Columbia River basalt. This may be more than 200 miles from the Oregon Coast, but this area used to be bona fides beachhead. Geologists can find fossils here dating back 120 million years. The new Oregon Paleo Lands Institute in Fossil is a good resource for learning about the geological history in the John Day Basin.
A private paradise for cyclists runs between Mitchell and Fossil on Twickenham Road and Girds Creek. It feels like Sedona, Arizona, dropped into Eastern Oregon. Cyclists who want an awe-inspiring day ride should hit this section. It’s challenging but not extreme.
Fossil (population 473) sits at the top of this diamond. There lies a historic downtown with RJ’s Steakhouse, known for its prime rib and fried chicken. Locals in cowboy hats, jeans and boots take to this place, while Sarah and I rest and recover with drinks before five o’clock. Sarah seems to like my margarita after liking hers, then drinks half of my beer.
We depart from the comfort and conversation of our new friends after coffee. The miles, at times, come with relative ease. And then we enter where the earth bent and formed steep flanks.
At mile 2 on day two, yesterday’s mileage creeps into my legs. I focus on my breathing. The fatigue and speed induced by such climbing feels akin to my grandma’s walking twenty-minute mile pace around the mall or neighborhood.
At milepost 5 of the climb, with a mirage of flattening pavement ahead, Sarah reaches the point first and straddles her bike. She sips water with nonchalance and looks over a valley of greens and browns. I make it to the top and stop. “I want to do a ride like this next weekend, too, honey,” she said.
Sounds like a fun and beautiful trip. Thanks for the heads up.
Great writing. Very funny. Yay for Sarah, and good job, Kevin, I want to go there.
Bravo! A heart-stopping adventure, in more ways than one. Cheers to Mitchell, Fossil, and all the friendly folks and unparalleled scenery of the John Day River Basin—a special place in my heart.

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With accolades that have been accumulating for years, Troon North is definitely one of Arizonas best known courses and for good reason. Not only does it have one top rated golf course, it actually has two making it a great place to play 36 holes in a day. Both 18s are well regarded. In fact, several years ago, the 9s were switched around and the old front nine of the original course was combined with one of the newer 9s to make up what is now the Monument course.
The courses are not necessarily easy for a high handicapper, but they are actually very playable and fair for most players if they play the right set of tees. Most landing areas have some room for error although some holes offer plenty of trouble around the greens. The greens are all very good with plenty of contour but not many overly dramatic tiers to make them more difficult than they should be.
Although there have certainly been a number of homes built in the area over the years, the courses are still very scenic and course conditions are always a priority for the Troon Golf property.


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Does anyone out there know where I could find the old gsC archives? I'm trying to retrieve some old footage, and i'm pretty sure I can locate it there.
My daughter was digging through an old box of my junk a few weeks ago, and came across an old pair of my practice sticks. Its been nearly a decade since I've used them, and several years, since I'd even freehanded period. Ahhhh, I miss the feel of the glow of a fresh pair of cyalumes in my palms. I was reluctant at first, but I came around and explained to her what they were. Now she's taking a liking to them. She wants to learn "The Old Craft", haha. Ordered a fresh set of sticks, hopefully I'll be back on and around, posting videos. I miss this place. And If my daughter can find the same happiness that I did, then so be it.
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its funny. i battled back in the day...(i wish i could locate the gsC archives...i vaguely remember posting about it several years ago). i used to catch hell for it on the site. people who battle aren't any less relevant because of what they choose to do with their skills. its all about their mentaility on the matter. if they are really trying to make you earn some kind of lesson, or dump on you because you are still trying to polish your own personal technique, eff that. my friends and i battled all of the time. we did it for fun. we loved to challenge one another. we loved sharing our combos with one another. and at gatherings, we always put on a show! its all about where your head's at while you're doing it. if you're really trying to make someone feel as if they are inferior to you because you can make it do what it do...you're dead wrong. i see that it is more of a problem now than it ever has been before. the issue is that we older heads failed to explain the tie that binds us all: PLUR. we focused less on the actual culture, and more on what we had to do to make our culture somehow more politically correct and acceptable to the general public. we older heads forgot to tell this generation why it was so important to remember Peace, Love, Unity, and Respect. this site used to be booming! it was a major hub! everybody who was anybody had an account here, and anywhere you wanted to go, gsC had already mapped it out and all you had to do was ask (and not even that, sometimes!). all sorts of people made an appearance here, just to make their contribution to what was once the most promising revivals of a culture that (in this country) had died somewhere between Michael Alig getting locked up and the fall of the casette mix tape (meh early 00's). now it seems that the lot of you kind of drift in and out of this place, gsC, reminisce about the good ol' days, and simply leave the rest to the new gen's. i had a lot more to say about it, but my point is this: lets stop mourning this place. lets not bury the culture. we grew up and all, and that's great, but there is still a lot that we have to offer. we should be using our experience (as we've already dealt with the laws that hinder our growth, the publics view of this culture, and cliquey power grabs) to show the new heads how things are done!
Not sure if anyone has noticed, but Mississippi has a lot of nothing going on. I'm not a genius, but I'd like to know if anyone would be interested in making the attempt to coordinate an EDM event in the country this summer? So much land, so much space....and all of it is goes unused?! Absurd! Is anyone else out there feeling ambitious?
As it's been said already, I spent all of highschool on gsC. So many great memories. Man, I remember the days I spent as a promoter...I turned my bedroom into a printing press, and I was cranking merch out of my parents garage on a regular basis. Now, between the years of wandering and military service, I've managed to at least keep a hold of a decent playlist. I see a lot of new members have joined since dave scrapped the old site and set this one up. I've seen a lot of awesome videos being posted. This generation is bringing a lot to the Underground and it's a breath of fresh air to know that that same enthusiasm we had lives on through them. Cheers.
Youre goin to NYC too? How about are you getting there? I've been trying to land a ticket with the Tiger Bus Lines, but I've been having some issues? Is it easier just to fly out there?
hey im making the same nyc trip too.
God it has really been that long. I been working and doing this paintball thing. Still making art work. you should vist the nova meet up !
hey man. its been a year or two since i bumped into you at ota. how are you doin man? let me know!
DOOOOOD!!! come on back to the gsC. lets get somethin goin man!!!
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...full-stack project I've developed is an online website constructor involving 5 different programming languages and integrating more than 20 modern technologies.
Created a web-based CRM for health insurance agents across the USA, with automated email notifications, status tracking, and specialized tools like template insurance offering.
Created a web search for Health Insurance plans based on US government insurance plans databases. The search included flexible filtering and adaptive cost estimation (age, smoking factor, annual income, family members, and automatically calculated subsidy).
Created an editor for online courses, enabling education resources to be created with embedded videos, illustration images, formatted texts, and formulas.
Created an online portal for educational courses with flexible course access management (grouped access lists with tagged resource linkage). Also the portal provides an environment for watching courses and tracking progress.
Developed a fingerprint indexing and detection engine based on minutia points detection.
Stood up an online fingerprint database with the capability to add new fingerprint images and search by fingerprint image.
Created complete project infrastructure for development, testing, deployment, and bug/issue tracking.
Developed a delegated programming pipeline.
Created Web service for online landing page construction and hosting.
Created a Web service for finding a location for a wedding.
Created 17 landing pages with pixel--perfect HTML & CSS and split-testing back-end.
Created Web service software that provides e-polls for companies (estimating staff involvement ratio, discovering organization strengths and weaknesses, etc.).
Created an application for automated poll form recognition using image processing.
Gained experience in managing teams with diversely specialized members (IT-specialists, designers, testers, business consultants and clients).
Gained experience in resource estimation, project planning and time management.
Created education methodic. Created lectures for fast key aspects understanding. Structured programming knowledge.
Approved communication and presentation skills. Learned to transfer thoughts and ideas to students.
Learned mentoring and 1-to-1 education process.
Trained students to be best at programming, by results of final exams.
Got 5 students for scientific advisory (~2 students per year) as a result of good training methodology acceptance.
Created a complex, graph-based configuration database and UI for managing hardware and software settings on physical facilities.
Created utilities and plugins for hardware accessing and data processing.
Gained experience in scientific writing and presenting. Posted articles to scientific journals and presented work results on conferences.
Gained experience in role delegation and project management by being a scientific adviser of approximately two students per year.
Developed modules for Claromentis Intranet Web Application (outsourcing for Great Britain).
Supported and maintained older modules of Claromentis.
Progressed from ordinary team member to Team Lead.
Developed clean, well-designed Object-Oriented Programming on PHP.
Worked in a team with developers and testers.
Created Oracle connections pool with dynamic performance optimisation for Python web application.
Created deep unit tests with high code coverage involving black box and white box testing methodologies.
Created user and API documentation.
Worked in multilingual teams, participated in regular meetings and planning.
Created a program for line segment recognition in a noisy, interlaced video stream.
Created software for visually constructing and processing graphs using a set of implemented image-processing algorithms.
Implemented 20+ mathematical image processing algorithms.
Gained experience in analyzing algorithms documentation and using it as instructions for implementation.
Gained experience in working with scientific software in a team setting.
Supported Web servers based on Perl, PHP and Apache.
Created a virtual private network (VPN).
Configured 100+ PC hardware units, operating systems, drivers, and software settings.
Supported client PC machines through phone calls and personal visits.
Designed and implemented full stack architecture for these fifteen landing pages (pixel-perfect HTML+CSS was implemented by another person).
This project was based on parsed US government insurance plans databases. It included a flexible filtering and adaptive cost estimation algorithm (factored in age, smoking factor, annual income, family members, and automatically calculated subsidies).
Course editor that allows the creator to construct educational steps with embedded videos, illustration images, formatted texts, and formulas.
Courses portal includes flexible course access management (grouped access lists with tagged resources linkage) and running courses, with progress tracking included as well.
Detection engine is based on minutia points detection. Web-UI allows users to add new fingerprints and search the entire database by fingerprint images.
My work on this project included: automated email notifications, status tracking, and specialized tools like template insurance offering.
The tool helps web developers to validate JSON code, layout it in tree-based form, and navigate through collapsing tree branches.
Also, the tool supports simple installation to command line for Debian-based operating systems and MacOS; users can use it on any local JSON script output, sending it automatically to a dynamically opened browser tab.
This tool optimizes the sprite loading technique that websites use. A user can drag-and-drop or select sprites from local storage and get them rendered as a single sprite container image with CSS snippets automatically generated.
This system allows to users specify custom questions to help distinguish client state. More than 15 websites are implemented on the same core system with specific questions and logic.
The system supports flexible configuration of question lists, answers variants, answer logic, and results estimation logic, with dynamic report generation of why the system gave a certain result.
All data is dynamically analyzed and displayed as multiple layers as a specifically configured Google Maps widget. Zip-code regions are highlighted with detailed stats and hovering descriptions. Multiple tools with different analysis algorithms have been implemented.
Management tool designed for databases of at least 6 million data records (engine tested to perform well for up to 20 million records). Dedicated storage server configured with optimal storage costs and management efficiency. Automatic conflicts resolver implemented with the flexibility to add further rules and resolve scenarios adding.

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Over the course of their career, most civilian professionals are trained to communicate according to certain industry and company “norms.” While there are style variances and tone differences, professionalism when communicating via email should always follow certain guidelines to be received as polished, focused, and compelling.
Focus on message, not brevity. While getting the point across matters, the context surrounding the message also counts. Civilians tend to add many instances of “please” and “thank you” to messages making them less pointed and direct, and more welcoming and collaborative.
Write the way they speak. Veterans may note that a civilian’s email tends to sound like the person speaks. This is very typical – many civilian professionals use email to confirm information or to deliver instructions for their team. For the information to be well received, the mail sender often will write as if the person is present and delivering the message verbally.
Look for information, insight, and instructions. As much as tone and impression matter in email communications, professionals also know there must be substance as well. An email that is too “fluffy,” or ambiguous won’t carry impact or compel action.
Focus on being direct and succinct. By contrast, a service member or veteran is typically used to writing in short, succinct and direct statements, communicating the who/what/when/where of a message, rather than all the context that surrounds the message. To a civilian reading this kind of email, the tone might sound abrupt or inconsiderate of the reader’s feelings.
Speak the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth. While every email author should be authentic and genuine in what they write, there is a tendency for veterans to cut to the quick. A hiring manager could be taken aback by the candor of a veteran’s email, making it hard to consider a working relationship with someone who is so honest and forthright.
Use military acronyms. Jargon, acronyms and abbreviations in the military are plentiful! Across the branches of service, the terms used to describe military jobs, duties, systems, protocol, and rank can be very confusing to a non-military reader.
Remember who your audience is: The civilian employer. Emails should speak to the person, industry and company you are communicating with, in a tone and language they are accustomed to. As you learn more about their culture and norms, adjust your message and tone to be relatable and attractive. You want your email to reflect your fit for the company environment.
Respectful (show respect for the process and the recipient by using a professional tone).
Friendly (healthy communication and inter-personal relationships matter to hiring managers).
Specific (while establishing a relationship with the email reader, don’t spend too many words getting to your point).
Collaborative (avoid the “command and control” style messaging. Your goal is to start a conversation, not to instruct them on why they need to hire you).
These email addresses are not professional and send the message that you are still in active duty or still live in the military mindset.
Instead, use your first name, middle initial (if you use it), and last name. If that email name is taken, consider adding a simple number or punctuation. For example: JosephPJones@Host.com or Joe.Jones@Host.com or JosephJones223@Host.com make it clear who the sender is, and doesn’t distract the recipient.
Email communication is a critical part of the job search. Pay attention to spelling, grammar, email signature and message, as well as tone and personality of the communication. Remember, your email should be appropriate to the industry and company culture, but it should also sound like you.


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A Middlesbrough road was closed following a crash involving two cars.
The vehicles were involved in a collision on Borough Road on Monday afternoon and emergency services were called to the scene.
The road was closed in both directions near to the junction of Albert Road and is partially blocked with heavy traffic building up.
The road was closed around the junction which is near Teesside University and the magistrates' court.
Teesside Live has contacted both the North East Ambulance Service and Cleveland Fire Brigade for comment.

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text: Download Rime APK installer version 1.0. This website offers a complete information about the APK file you are downloading. The first thing you have to read is the antivirus report, given by more than 50 trusted and recognized antivirus, followed is to verify if the developer is the one you are looking for, in many cases the apps or games may have the same name but not be the correct developer, you can also find latest APK versions available and system requirement needed to install, and more. Here you can make a direct download of original Android Apps andAndroid Games installers, without packed, wrapped or any modification, files contain the signature of the official developers. You could also download Rimefrom official Android apps stores like Google Play Store or Amazon Appstore, but maybe some apps or games could be not available on this markets.


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MonteDam Swing First of More Joint PokerStars, WPT Efforts?
Ryan Riess is a champion once again.
The 2013 World Series of Poker winner proved that he’s no one-hit wonder by taking down the $10k buy-in WPT SHRPO Finale for $716,088.
“I really wanted to win,” he said.
Riess outlasted a slightly smaller field (at least compared to the WSOP Main Event) of 349 but arguably a tougher one with renowned professionals Jason Koon, Cliff Josephy and Tim West at the final table.
The tournament represents Riess’ first major score since winning the Main Event roughly three years ago and bumped his lifetime earnings up to just over $10m.
“I run really good in $10k tournaments,” he laughed.
Riess: "I Was Bad When I Won the Main Event"
When Riess won the Main Event in 2013 he exuberantly declared he was the best poker player in the world.
The bold declaration made waves in the poker world and he’s had a bit of time to reflect on it and admits he might have been have gotten a bit too enthusiastic.
“It was something that I said in the moment,” he said.
Riess, who just got back from playing a schedule of high rollers at the PokerStars Championship in Panama, went on to say that he does consider himself one of the best players in the world these days.
“I will say that if you don’t think that you’re one of the best players in the world and you’re playing the big buy-in tournaments… you probably shouldn’t be playing,” he said.
Riess survived an outright slugfest heads-up against 2011 Bay 101 winner Alan Sternberg that lasted over three hours and saw the chip lead change hands multiple times.
“Every break I was calling Joe Cada and a few others,” he said.
Surprisingly Josephy, Koon and West were the first three players to bust from the final table, deflating the competition just slightly.
Alan Sternberg proved to be a formidable heads-up opponent.
Belgium’s Terry Schumacher took third place for $315,726, leaving Riess and Sternberg to battle it out.
Riess won’t have much time to celebrate as he also received entry into the elite $15,000 buy-in WPT Tournament of Champions which kicks off tomorrow at the Seminole Hard Rock Casino at noon local time.
The Michigan native was initially opposed to the idea of the TOC but is coming around now.


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text: Turner B.C. , Tonks N.K. , Rapp U.R. and Reed J.C. ( 1993 ) Procidings of the National Academy of Sciences of the USA , 90, 5544-5548.


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The sweet potatoes should be steamed about 15 minutes, or until fork tender, but should not be soft or mushy. The sweet potatoes can also be microwaved in a glass pie pan with 2 tablespoons water, pan covered with plastic wrap, for about 7 minutes.
Meanwhile, in the bowl of a food processor fitted with the metal blade, add the flour, sugar, baking powder, cinnamon, nutmeg, salt, and pepper and pulse until mixed. Add the sweet potatoes, eggs, orange juice, orange zest, and melted butter and process until smooth. Line a baking sheet with 2 layers of paper towels.
Put a 10-inch flat metal pan or skillet over medium-high heat, add the vegetable oil, and swirl to coat the bottom of the pan. The pan is ready when the oil bubbles.
Add a heaping tablespoon of batter to the hot griddle and spread it out with the bottom of the spoon until it is 3-inches in diameter. Add more latke batter but do not overcrowd the pan. Cook until the latkes begin to bubble around the edges, about 1 1/2 minutes. Gently turn the latkes over and continue cooking until the bottom turns golden brown, about 1 to 1 1/2 minutes. Do not overcook the latkes.
Place the fried latkes on the prepared baking sheet and cover with 2 additional sheets of paper towel. Press gently to remove the excess oil. Serve the latkes immediately or put them onto a baking sheet and keep them warm in a 200 degree F oven. Latkes are best served the day they are made. Serve with sour cream, applesauce or confectioners' sugar.
Leftover latkes can be wrapped in plastic wrap, stored in the refrigerator, and reheated in a 300 degree F oven the next day.
Alternatively, you can drop a tiny bit of batter into the pan: when the batter begins to brown, the pan is ready.

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text: Last year REALTORS® raised over $31,000 in support of Habitat for Humanity® Waterloo Region and sold over 6,000 homes here in Waterloo Region. Now, our Association is looking to take our community efforts a step further and build our very own Habitat for Humanity® home. Established in 1988, Habitat for Humanity® Waterloo Region is a non-profit housing organization working to break the cycle of poverty by building simple, decent and affordable homes with hardworking families.

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Okay, I am not afraid to admit it; I am a huge Harry Potter fan! I am so excited about the last movie coming out… I already have my tickets. I am also a little sad too; so I decided the best way to enjoy the last movie would be to celebrate Harry himself, with some of my Harry Potter fan friends. To complete the celebration I will make some homemade butterbeer! I searched online and there are lots of recipes out there. This one seems to be one of the simplest and came courtesy of http://www.foodnetwork.com/. I am also going to try to make my own pumpkin juice (also tons of recipes out there) but instead of doing it with pineapple juice, as so many recipes call for, I am adding in apricot juice! I am going to make some fish and chips, and we will probably play a game of Harry Potter Scene-It!
I guess my whole point in this is that a party doesn’t have to be some huge drawn out affair. Make it special for the people you are inviting and everyone will have a good time. Don’t be afraid to not party like a rock star!
Divide butterscotch mixture between 2 (10 to 12-ounce) mugs. Fill mugs with heated cream soda and stir thoroughly. Serve garnished with an old-fashioned butterscotch candy stick.
Dissolve 1/4 cup of Brown Sugar into 8oz hot water. Add one half of 0.74oz Apple Cider package to mixture. Let cool.
Put 1/4 cup of Cider mixture in glass. Add 8oz Cream Soda. Add Buttershots Schnapps to taste.
May reduce 8oz water and Soda to fit into 8oz glass.
My husband and I enjoying butterbeer at Universal Orlando!
Nothing better than a butterbeer mustache!
I recently threw a baby shower for a friend of mine and while I was searching for decoration ideas and inspiration my eye kept getting caught by these cute banners I saw with the expectant baby name on it. I thought what a cute idea to really personalize the event, and it is even something that could hang in the baby’s room once they arrived. I thought I could make one of those… So I got some nice card stock and some small black ribbon and “wallah”! I was able to recreate those cute banners at a fraction of the cost!
A cute way to really personalize an event!


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The new TV series, premiering July 25th on Hulu, is incredibly promising.
Andre Holland is a superstar—Hollywood just hasn’t caught on yet.
Nonetheless, paired with one of the best casts on television, he once again proves his peerless talent in Castle Rock, Hulu’s new binge-watchable series based on the works of Stephen King. And yes, I mean works, plural. This 10-episode show isn’t an adaptation of any one particular King tome but, rather, is a project that synthesizes elements from many of his novels (both popular and lesser-known) for an all-new supernatural mystery set in one of his favorite fictional haunting spots: the quiet Maine town of Castle Rock.
Created by Sam Shaw and Dustin Thomason, and executive produced by J.J. Abrams—himself a King aficionado who for years tried to shepherd a long-form version of the author’s The Dark Tower to the screen—Castle Rock is, first and foremost, a showcase for Holland, the 38-year-old actor who initially made a splash in Steven Soderbergh’s superlative small-screen Cinemax effort The Knick, and followed that up with unforgettable turns in Ava DuVernay’s Selma and Barry Jenkins’ 2016 Best Picture winner Moonlight. Here, he’s magnetic as Henry Deaver, a criminal defense attorney who handles death row cases in Houston, to little success. After his latest failure, which ends in grim fashion, he receives a phone call from his home town of Castle Rock, informing him that Shawshank State Prison now houses a perplexing new inmate—who’s asked for Deaver personally.
Given that he doesn’t have any clients back in Maine, Deaver finds this request intriguing, and the more he learns about the person requesting his help, the stranger things become. The individual in question is a tall, gaunt nameless kid (Bill Skarsgård, aka IT’s Pennywise) who barely speaks, and who was discovered by prison guard Dennis Zalewski (Noel Fisher)—the man who called Deaver—in a cage at the bottom of a giant water tank located in a Shawshank wing that’s been closed for decades due to a catastrophic fire. Skarsgård’s weirdo isn’t on any of the facility’s record books, which means his clandestine confinement was likely due to the previous warden, Dale Lacy (Terry O’Quinn). Problem is, no one can interrogate Lacy about this situation, because at the beginning of episode one, he kills himself at a bluff at Castle Lake—the same place that, in 1991, Deaver himself was discovered in the dead of winter, unharmed, after going missing for eleven days.
Henry doesn’t remember what took place during that fateful adolescent hiatus, but while he was MIA, his adopted preacher-father was pushed off the bluff, resulting in injuries that eventually led to his death. Deaver was thus suspected of murder, and that reputation—and his faulty memory—haunts him as he returns to his old stomping ground. There, he grapples with unsettling unknowns about himself, his father’s demise and Lacy’s suicide, as well as reconnects with his forgetful mother Ruth (Sissy Spacek), her new boyfriend Alan Pangborn (Scott Glenn)—the former sheriff who found Deaver years ago—and Molly Strand (Melanie Lynskey), the girl who lived across the street from him as a child, and who’s apparently blessed/cursed with “shining”-like psychic powers. Oh, and did I mention that Lacy’s suicide note (to Pangborn) indicates that he kept Skarsgård in a hole on God’s orders, because the kid is literally the Devil?
Even in its first four episodes (which were all that was provided to press), Castle Rock is rife with beguiling narrative threads. It’s to Shaw and Thomason’s credit that their story plays like a classic King original, replete with an enigmatic fiend, flashbacks to childhood traumas, tensions between parents and kids, and an overarching atmosphere of tranquil Maine sleepiness masking root-deep rot. As one might expect, its title sequence is full of references to King books. The action itself, however, more slyly shouts out its Castle Rock-set predecessors—newspaper clippings about Cujo and Needful Things, comments about serial stranglers (The Dead Zone) and Vincent Desjardin (The Body/Stand By Me)—as a way of embedding its tale in King’s particular world.
That’s also true of scenes that echo prior signature King moments, such as Lynskey’s shining-afflicted Strand walking up stairs and peering into a bathroom while clutching a butcher knife, or Skarsgård communicating with a prison rat. And, of course, there’s the fact that Spacek (Carrie) Lynskey (Rose Red) and Skarsgård aren’t strangers to the larger King universe. Those elements are sure to please die-hards. Better still, however, is Castle Rock’s subversion of King archetypes—for example, Zalewski is a noble prison guard; Pangborn is a sketchy retired sheriff; and Strand is a telepath of questionable stability, using pharmaceuticals to control her abilities. By playing off familiar King tropes, the series keeps audiences on its toes, preventing them from pinning down precisely where it’s headed. Though its eerie aesthetics are far from daring, it delivers routinely suspenseful revelations and set pieces even as it takes its creeping-death time developing its characters and scenario, all in order to build toward some greater horror.
Best of all, it has Holland. His Deaver is a man displaced—by adoption, by being an African-American man with white parents in a white community, and by being a pariah who’s now, after years away, returned as something of a suspicious outsider. Holland embodies him with an uneasy sort of confidence, his conviction and resolve destabilized by nagging confusion and self-doubt, as well as by the ostracism that greets him wherever he goes. It’s a subtly commanding performance that never calls undue attention to itself, and is elevated by small gestures and incidents that allow Holland to convey much by doing little. That’s never more true than during an early visit to Shawshank when, upon being forced by a white prison official to go an addition step to display his ID, he gives a knowing eye-roll smile and utters “mmm-hmmm” in recognition of the prejudice bearing down on him, due to both his race and his (suspected) patricidal notoriety.
Far from a one-man show, Holland is aided by uniformly great co-stars: a forgetful but fierce Spacek; a crusty and combative Glenn; and an empathetic but unstable Lynskey, whose scenes with Holland are charged with undercurrents of romance, distrust, shame and regret, and often (predictably) turn out to be the best parts of Castle Rock’s early going. No doubt more unholy terrors await, but with those fantastic leads at the center of this dawning nightmare, one feels confident that the show’s supernatural cataclysms won’t ever fully overshadow its compelling human heart.


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Read our prediction for Espanyol vs Real Madrid below. This preview was written by a sport journalist who is specialised in betting tips and predictions. Use our betting tips for the match between Espanyol vs Real Madrid and you can increase your winnings!
In Spain, football fans will once again be offered great football this week. During the week there were still the quarter finals in the Spanish Cup on the program and now it is on the weekend again in La Liga with the next match day on. Here, the spectators in the capital of Catalonia can look forward to an interesting comparison between Espanyol Barcelona and Real Madrid.
The hosts are currently in the table only on the 13th place in the table, but at least in the domestic RCDE stage, the Pericos are significantly better on the way. In the Copa del Rey, Espanyol Barcelona came out on Thursday in a home game against Betis Sevilla but not over a 1-1 draw. Things went better in the Real Madrid Cup, which made an excellent starting position for the second leg with a 4-2 home victory against Girona. In the upcoming match between Espanyol Barcelona and Real Madrid, the odds for a tip on the home win with up to 4.40 in a much higher range. Real Madrid certainly does not have the most impressive away record; For this reason too, the betting odds of up to 1.85 are certainly in an interesting area. Despite all the problems at Real, between Espanyol Barcelona and Real Madrid we are assuming an away win for the Madrid team in our prediction.
For Espanyol Barcelona, the launch phase for the 2018/2019 season was excellent. This was reflected in a great balance. After all, even their own supporters probably did not expect their team to win six wins and three draws from their first eleven league games. Accordingly, there were only two defeats for the Pericos on the other side until the beginning of November. Then there was a significant slump in Espanyol Barcelona, which suddenly lost six league games in La Liga until Christmas.
Only at the beginning of the year it was enough for the team of coach Rubi once again for a sense of achievement in La Liga. Not surprisingly, this success succeeded in their own stadium, namely at a home game against Leganes. Man of the match in this game was Borja Iglesias, who ensured the decisive goal to a 1-0 win. Most recently Espanyol had to play in La Liga twice in a row.
As a result, it was no surprise that the out-of-town Pericos entered further away defeats at both Real Sociedad and Eibar. Basically, Espanyol Barcelona is still one of the weaker teams in the Spanish league with only 21 goals in 20 league games. On the other hand, six goals conceded in the past two away games meant that they had to concede 30 goals.
On Thursday Espanyol Barcelona hosted the Spanish Cup in the quarter-final first leg Betis Sevilla. Against the Andalusians, Espanyol Barcelona was struggling and could not develop a particularly good starting position for the return leg in the coming week by a 1-1 draw. In the upcoming league match between Espanyol Barcelona and Real Madrid is a tip for a home win due to the quite strong home strength at least worth a consideration. After all, Espanyol Barcelona has already won six of its nine home games. Coach Rubi is unlikely to fall back on injured Gaitan, David Lopez, Pedrosa and Naldo on Sunday night.
In Real Madrid, the club continues to be very restless – with the form curve in the Madrid has in recent weeks, all in all clearly up again. Nevertheless, a third place in the table and ten points behind leaders Barcelona still do not ensure a good mood for the Royal. Therefore, the topic championship for Real Madrid seems to be done early in the season. Finally, it is unlikely that Barca will give this lead out of hand.
Nevertheless, it is of course important for the Royal, also in La Liga in the coming weeks to make a good figure. Coach Solari’s side have done very well in the recent games.
So it was initially at Betis Sevilla a 2-1 away win and last weekend, Real Madrid prevailed in the home Bernabeu in the top match against Sevilla. In this match, the Madrid convinced by a good defensive performance and in the final quarter of an hour caused Casemiro and Luka Modric by their results for the deserved 2-0 home win.
Away is the balance of Real Madrid in La Liga so far only mixed. Although there were already four wins and two draws in the foreign, but in contrast, four defeats are already on the opponent’s place. Additional confidence should have fueled Real Madrid during the week in the Copa del Rey. After all, there was a 4-2 victory here at home in the quarter final at home against Girona. In the match between Espanyol Barcelona and Real Madrid. Apart from the injured Franchu and Vallejo, coach Solari probably has all the players at Espanyol.


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The Bulgarian media apologized after a strong protest, expressed by the Ukrainian Ambassador.
Reportedly, the Bulgarian bTV channel showed a map of Ukraine without the Crimea in “This morning” show on July 7. On the same day the Ukrainian Ambassador to Bulgaria Nikolai Baltazhy expressed his strong protest and demanded an official apology from the channel.
This is not the first incident in Bulgaria. Bulgarian national television identified Crimea as a part of Russia in one of the videos on January 25, 2016. After the intervention of the Ukrainian Embassy the TV channel reported about technical error allegedly had been made.

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Observation capability makes it easy to get the subtle comment on others. But in most transactions, there are many things to consider than what the naked eye can see, it is the inner world hidden behind their appearance.
Dave Marr, former champion golfer of the Professional Golf Association (PGA), has made a bet law in this sport: "Never bet to the person standing on the first hole if he or she has sunburned skin, with very small golf sticks in the bag and odd eyes".
Most of the transactions provide sufficient evidence to enable you to see what is hidden under the surface. Sometimes there are unconscious actions which people say or do, for example, they look away when partners ask questions. However, there are some behaviors, aren't simple and aren't necessarily due to the unconscious, such as choosing specific sentences to express ideas. Anyone can guess the character of others, it is important to grasp the signs shown through their actions.
It's amazing how many leaders are not aware of it. They absolutely don’t know what is going on around them. They only pay attention to themselves and ignore others, or care for their company without the need to know what others are doing.
We can not work efficiently without the sensitivity to others, especially in the field of business. In general, all aspects of this process are related to the people - who manage them, sell to them, work with them, or simply to promote them work. Not sensitive can not be smart. Sensitive ability helps you reach visionary, become wise as well as success and wealth. It will help you predict the future.
The true nature of a person can not change follow the circumstances. The more you know someone, the more you discover a lot about the inner world hidden behind their appearance as well as can predict their reactions in all transactions. This knowledge is invaluable!
This is the "how to do business" of professional fortune-tellers. In centuries, they used this procedure to predict the future. They usually probe customers by observing how people behave, how their looks, what kind of dress and make a few silly questions. From these data, a fortune-teller can "see the future", but in fact what has learnt, they just say what the client wants to hear.
Based on the smallest information, good fortune-tellers can make accurate predictions that make people jump. With such capabilities, if operated company, a fortune-teller would become excellent directors. In fact, many directors just are bad fortune-tellers.
Sensitive ability requires you to extend the senses, speak less and listen more. Silence, watching and listening, you'll know most of what you need to know, more than what other people want you to know.
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I recently found out that, the image I took of then Sen. John McCain’s visit to Adluh Flour in Columbia, SC during his campaign for the Republican Presidential Primary while on assignment for the Associated Press has been selected for a traveling photo exhibit by the AP titled The American President. I feel extremely honored for my image to be selected for this exhibit since, “The photos in this exhibition are drawn from the AP Images photo archive, which contains more than 10 million film and digital images and is one of the most extensive collections of news and documentary images anywhere,” according to the exhibit’s official promotional flyer released by the AP.
Additionally, I am the only freelance photographer whose work is contained in the exhibit, all of the other images were created by some of the best AP staff political photographers of all time, and I feel honored for my work to be chosen to be displayed side by side with the work of photographers of that caliber.


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Mercedes is set to debut an upgraded aerodynamic package at this weekend’s Formula 1 Austrian Grand Prix at the Red Bull Ring.
Currently leading the constructors’ championship, the Anglo-Saxon outfit has developed a comparatively sizeable upgrade which includes new sidepods, bargeboards and rear wing end plates.
It follows the introduction of a new power unit in France, which had been delayed by one event after reliability concerns on the dyno.
“I hope it’s a significant difference this weekend and I hope that it helps us,” Lewis Hamilton said of the upgrade.
“I’m excited. We haven’t really bolted anything to the car this year.
“It’s one of the first real serious upgrades. It’s great when you get out there because you feel those couple of points (of downforce) straight away, in a certain corner, you feel those improvements so I’m looking forward to experiencing it tomorrow and will try and figure out where those improvements are on the circuit.
“The development race is always tight and I think up until now, we haven’t had a lot of development parts on the car.
Both Hamilton and team-mate Valtteri Bottas will sample the new bodywork during opening practice on Friday, with Bottas equally enthusiastic about the package.
“Of course we’ll have to find out but it’s a decent upgrade that was very much needed like any small gain this year and I’m looking forward to trying it out,” said Bottas.
“Now between Ferrari and us, the margins are very, very small.
“In the past few years, Mercedes had really good engines but now every small gain is important.
“I’ve just seen the car and there were quite a few new bits on the car, which is always interesting as a driver to try for the first time.
“We need to confirm it works as it should, work on the set-up and unlock all its potential,” he added.
A third of the way into the 2018 season, Mercedes heads the constructors’ championship from Ferrari by 23 points, and has scored three wins courtesy of Hamilton.

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I am an experienced software engineer, research scientist, development team lead, enterprise architect, and C.T.O. with over 25 years of industry experience, a broad set of technology and people skills and a special interest in Energy Management, Secure Software Development and Optimisation. I graduated with great distinction in electronics (1988) and computer science (1992), while working fulltime as a plant operator at an oil refinery. I have led heterogeneous and international teams of technically skilled coworkers and delivered maintainable and scalable mission-critical software for many environments and platforms. I received a PhD from Université Catholique de Louvain for my research in secure software engineering.
A short-term assignment with Sony in the domain of ubiquitous, context-aware computing, where I perform a technology scouting assignment exploring the landscape in this domain.
PhD thesis on "Patterns of Safe Collaboration".
Masters Computer Sciences: 1992, Free University Brussels.
Studies while working full-time as a plant operator in an oil refinery.
For Sony's R&D division in Belgium, I performed applied research in the field of Electric Vehicles, Vehicle-to-Grid connecitivity, and Smart Grids in collaboration with academic and industrial partners. I explored new business opportunities in this field. I developed new software for Home Energy Management and Plugin (Hybrid) Electric Vehicle management, to be deployed on multiple platforms including embedded systems. I have set up research projects in collaboration with universities and industrial partners, to address the relevant technological challenges in the fields of Renewable Energy, Demand Response based Grid Balancing, and Pluggable (Hybrid) Electric Vehicles. I have lead a team of R&D engineers developing two of these projects. I provide technology advise concerning software security and constraint programming.
I led the research and development efforts on secure data transfer and communications in Thales' large multi-facetted R&D project about situational awareness in maritime coalitions, designing and integrating security enforcement points into an existing component-based architecture and developing a policy specification language and tool for ontology-based security policies. I was responsible for the budget control of TU/e in the project. I coached PhD students, performed analysis of trust relationships, made research proposals with industrial partners, wrote publications and was a guest lecturer at TU Eindhoven.
Others: Eclipse, CVS, SVN, Constraint Programming, Mozart-Oz, Mathematica, Protégé, Windows, Mac OS X, X-windows.
I optimized applications and developed compilers for highly parallel embedded software, for use in mobile devices, in collaboration with Samsung. I maximized the performance, data throughput, and minimized the power consumption of embedded software, improving compilers for optimal Instruction-level Parallelism (ILP). I applied Constraint Programming to code mapping and scheduling problems.
I co-developed a new online booking system for holidays, audited the development process and performed a SWOT analysis.
I developed a tool for secure software development. I solved combinatorial optimization problems using Concurrent Constraint Programming (CCP), and applied the solutions to problems in secure software engineering. I investigated new possibilities for funding within the EU.
I developed algorithms, (web-based) tools and approaches for robust and secure software engineering with high maintainability and high availability, established design guidelines for secure, concurrent programming languages and designed, built and applied the "Safe Collaboration Language" for secure software design. I organized symposia, published my results and presented my work at scientific conferences. For this work I was awarded with a PhD in Software Security.
C, C++, Mozart-Oz, Java, Swing, Eclipse, PHP, Unix scripting, Make, CVS, SVN, Lex & Yac, Virtual Machine Design, Programming Language Design, Multi Paradigm Programming, Concurrent Constraint Programming, Declarative Programming, Encryption.
I designed and recorded video courses on Enterprise Architecture, and taught live courses on Component Based Software Development to senior developers and ICT managers.
I led the development team of Radio Holland hands-on to maintain, debug and extend existing software for marine weather stations. I negotiated and revised requirements with the end customer and transferred knowledge to Radio Holland.
As Technology Expert and CTO, I advised the board of directors on technology matters and coordinated the collaboration with Flemish and Dutch universities in the Advisory Board. I provided leadership, advise and mentorship to consultants and developers on innovative technologies and introduced J2EE and the IBM WebSphere product family.
I guided several strategic projects as Chief Architect and hands-on Development Lead through their initial high-risk stage, and then transferred knowledge to Inno-com consultants and customer staff.
During a 6 months assignment, I audited their high-level plan for a worldwide enterprise architecture to integrate dealer software into the company's supply chain management systems, designed and implemented a prototype for early adaptor dealers from Norway and Belgium, negotiated and communicated the conceptual and technology requirements of the prototype with all stakeholders, and built an architecture transition strategy based on the experiences with the prototype. I advised the customer’s CIO on issues of integration with new technologies, introduced new development methods and integration tools to their development team, and consulted on Enterprise Architecture and Web Development.
During a 4 months assignment at project startup, I supervised and audited the building of a new Enterprise Architecture by a third party. I coached the KBC development team, hands-on where necessary, to use, implement, and maintain the architecture, and trained them in OO principles, design patterns, the full project lifecycle, and new technologies.
Java, J2EE, WebSphere Application Server, Visual Age for Java, UML, XML, Object Persistency, Java API's., MS Windows, ODBC, MSSQL, JDBC, RDBMS.
During a 6 months project, I led a team of 5 experienced EAI consultants and developers designing a new enterprise architecture blueprint to reflect the long term management vision. I discussed and communicated requirements and transition strategies with all stakeholders, established inter-departmental responsibilities for data ownership, and delivered a transition plan towards the new architecture.
Java, J2EE, Corba, UML, XML, Object Persistency, Java API's., MS Windows, ODBC, JDBC, RDBMS.
During a 6 months assignment at the startup of a large project, I was the lead architect of an international team of 10 experienced OO developers and architects in a business critical project to enable "Posten" to take a central role in the electronic billing process in Sweden. I gathered and structured customer requirements, devised an overall enterprise architecture in which the E-Billing project would fit, and integrated existing components to optimal satisfaction of EDS and its costumer. I communicated and negotiated design decisions with all stakeholders, and got the development team on track to develop the key components, before transferring the knowledge and duties of guarding the architecture to EDS.
Java, J2EE, Proprietary Java API's, Financial API's (J/XFS), UML, XML, Object Persistency, MS Windows.
In a 6 months project, I led the development of a web portal for centralized services to Belgian SME's by a team of 4 developers, designing and building a meta-data based persistence layer with object-relational mapping facilities and an Object Query Language (SQL for Objects). I communicated on the approach, the progress, and the results to the customer and their external auditor.
Java, COM, Object Persistency, ODBC, RDBMS, MSSQL, Stored Procedures, MS Windows.
In a short term assignment, I advised on their ERP package selection, interviewing business stakeholders about the architecture and functionality requirements, evaluating potential solutions and providers on the merits of their proposed solutions, and comparing the ERP packages of SAP, Oracle, and PeopleSoft.
During a 4 months project, I delivered a feasible enterprise architecture blueprint to replace existing point-to-point connectivity, working in close collaboration with application owners and management. I evaluated and compared technologies and product families suitable to implement this transition, and designed and integrated new components for e-billing and point-of-sales software to fit in the enterprise architecture.
At Pauwels Trafo (Transformer Manufacturer) during an 18 months project, I led the development of a rule-based tool for the Electrical and Mechanical design of Industrial Power Transformers and its integration with peripheral products and tools. I provided technology leadership in their ICT alignment project with Pauwels Canada, and trained and coached their development team in Object Orientated Development (Smalltalk) and the full project lifecycle.
At KBC (Banking) during a short assignment, I trained KBC developers in the full project lifecycle, in EAI principles and practices and OO design patterns, introducing an Object Oriented and Component Based approaches.
Smalltalk, (VisualWorks and VisualAge), C (external calls), Version Management (Envy), Object Persistency, RDBMS, Reflection and Introspection, Rule Engines.
At ARGO	(Schools Administration), in a large 50-man-years project, I delivered a meta-data based component framework, allowing for applications to be assembled on demand by customers and business consultants. This framework was based on a meta-model repository, and made extensive use of reflection, introspection and all the OO-patterns in Smalltalk that became fancy later.
I was the customer contact for requirements and delivery. I taught, coached and led the teams of developers and key-users, and co-designed and developed the core framework. I was responsible for the development of the components for workflow, generic persistency (object-relational mapping), document management, rule-based and role-based security, a secure scripting language, and a meta-model driven GUI. I was also responsible for the technical project management, requirements gathering, business process reengineering, the timely delivery of the applications, and for training the key-users in a train-the-trainer program.
Smalltalk, (VisualWorks), C (external calls), Version Management (Envy), Object Persistency, RDBMS, ODBC, Reflection and Introspection, Parsers, Compilers, Runtime GUI generation.
As a plant operator, working full-time in a continuous shift system, I studied electronics and computer science in my spare time. Fina Refinery then re-hired me into their IT division, giving me responsibilities for database administration, application programming and maintenance.
DCDP 2010: 1st. Workshop on Decentralized Coordination of Distributed Processes.
COLOPS 2003 1st. Workshop on Constraint & Logic Programming in Security.
Securiosity 2009 National Congres on Security and Cybercrime (November 2009), "Virus virulentie controle met object capabilities en Scoll".
TGC05 Workshop on Trusted Global Computing (Edinburgh April 2005), "A Practical Formal Model for Safety Analysis in Capability-Based Systems"
Viruses ... how to fight back! presentation on the principle of least authority (POLA) for the Belgian Secretary of State for the Informatization of the State.
2010: Toby Murray, Oxford University: thesis on the application of CSP to authority analysis in Capability Systems.
Co-author of the chapter on formal security analysis in "Sichere Systeme: Konzepte, Architekturen und Frameworks" by Walter Kriha and Roland Schmitz.
Co-editor of the "Object Oriented Security Website" .
Examiner and Advisor for the security research funding programm of the Flemish "Agentschap voor Innovatie door Wetenschap en Onderzoek" .
Daniel Trivellato, Fred Spiessens, Nicola Zannone, Sandro Etalle, "Reputation-Based Ontology Alignment for Autonomy and Interoperability in Distributed Access Control", International Symposium on Secure Computing (SecureCom09, Vancouver, Canada, August 29-31, 2009). To be published in the PASSAT-09 proceedings by IEEE CS press.
Daniel Trivellato, Fred Spiessens, Nicola Zannone, Sandro Etalle, "POLIPO: Policies & OntoLogies for Interoperability, Portability, and autOnomy", IEEE International Symposium on Policies for Distributed Systems and Networks (Policy2009, London, July 20 - 22). To be published in the POLICY-09 proceedings by IEEE CS press.
Fred Spiessens, Jerry den Hartog, Sandro Etalle, "Know what you trust: Analyzing and designing trust policies with Scoll.", Proceedings 5th International Workshop on Formal Aspects in Security and Trust (FAST 2008, Malaga, Spain, October 9-10, 2008). Lecture Notes in Computer Science, vol. 5491, page 129-142, Berlin 2009, Springer.
Fred Spiessens, "Patterns of Safe Collaboration", Ph.D. dissertation, Department of Computing Science and Engineering, Université catholique de Louvain, Feb. 2007.
Fred Spiessens, Yves Jaradin, and Peter Van Roy, "SCOLL and SCOLLAR: Safe Collaboration based on Partial Trust", Research Report RR2005-12, Department of Computing Science and Engineering, Université catholique de Louvain, 2005.
Fred Spiessens, Yves Jaradin, and Peter Van Roy, "Using Constraints to Analyze and Generate Safe Capability Patterns", Research Report RR2005-11, Department of Computing Science and Engineering, Université catholique de Louvain, 2005.
Yves Jaradin, Fred Spiessens, and Peter Van Roy, "SCOLL: A Language for Safe Capability Based Collaboration", Research Report RR2005-10, Department of Computing Science and Engineering, Université catholique de Louvain, 2005.
Fred Spiessens and Peter Van Roy, "A Practical Formal Model for Safety Analysis in Capability-Based Systems", Symposium on Trustworthy Global Computing (TGC 2005), Edinburgh, UK, Springer-Verlag LNCS volume 3705, 2005.
Yves Jaradin, Fred Spiessens, and Peter Van Roy, "Capability Confinement by Membranes", Research Report RR2005-03, Department of Computing Science and Engineering, Université catholique de Louvain, March 2005.
Fred Spiessens and Peter Van Roy, "The Oz-E Project: Design Guidelines for a Secure Multiparadigm Programming Language", Springer-Verlag LNCS volume 3389, March 2005.
Alfred Spiessens, Raphael Collet, and Peter Van Roy, "Declarative Laziness in a Concurrent Constraint Language", 2nd International Workshop on Multiparadigm Constraint Programming Languages (MultiCPL 2003), at the 9th International Conference on Principles and Practice of Constraint Programming (CP2003), Kinsale, Ireland, September 2003.
Fred Spiessens, Luis Quesada, and Peter Van Roy, "Confinement Analysis with Graph Reachabilty Constraints";, Online proceedings of the first workshop on Constraints in Software Testing, Verification and Analysis , Nantes, France, September, 2006.
Martine Devos, Michel Tilman, Fred Spiessens, "A Framework for Adaptive Design", OOPSLA 1997, Atlanta, Georgia, October 1997.
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Jacek Skowronek: "I have worked with Fred in the scope of the Poseidon project, in which Dutch universities cooperate with Thales in the area of maritime situation awareness. He has a firm grasp on what an industrial partner expects of an R&D project, and how to manage and fulfill those expectations, in a flexible manner. He can handle pressure very well, and I am sure will be a stable presence in every endeavour. Fred is one of the rare examples of advanced R&D workers who can do their job equally well in a scientific and industrial context."
Martine Thijs: "Fred is a technical consultant who has a wide business knowledge and interest as well. His insights in architecture and process structures are thorough. Fred is someone who has the capabilities to both guide and lead a team and be a valuable team player. I enjoyed very much working with Fred."
Dr. Mark S. Miller: "For his thesis, Fred gave form and depth to the ideas explored by the capability community. His work was an original and major advance of our field. Fred is one of those rare computer scientists who span the range from deep formalist to solid practical engineer to prolific explainer to honest skeptical critic. Whatever he touches, he will discover its true nature, explain it, and make it work."
Dr. Luis Quesada: "I had the opportunity of working with Fred at Université Catholique de Louvain (UCL). We were both working as research assistants under the supervision of Prof. Peter Van Roy. During my years at UCL I always appreciated Fred's capacity to adapt to different research topics. I also think that Fred is a very open minded person. This quality and the fact that he always takes his duties very seriously made it very enjoyable to work with him. Taking into account the above mentioned and his high academic qualification, I have no doubt about his success in any responsibility he decides to take."
Prof. Peter Van Roy Thesis advisor: "Fred Spiessens did an excellent dissertation in which he defined a formal model for security analysis that is able to model both access control lists and capabilities. He implemented the model and used it to analyze the security properties of programming patterns. He has the ability to understand previous work and to make original contributions that considerably improve it."


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The Good. So I’ve decided I think Pistol is pregnant. Anyhow she’s awfully round, looks like she’s springing, and feels like she’s making an udder. I also have not seen her come into heat since she was isolated with her back injury. I’m not sure it’s good for her to be pregnant, but it is good that she is still walking and acting quite well. You’d never guess she had a back injury. I’m going to go with it being good.
The Random. It does make it a challenge. I went back to work after winter break today, and we don’t really have another day off until spring break kids. I can narrow Pistol’s due date down to the last couple of weeks in February. That’s cold. That’s a challenge. I’m glad the buck pen is done and insulated. I’m pretty sure she and Muffin will get moved into there by mid-February. Then, I need to get my family convinced to stop and check on her every couple of hours. Sadly, that leaves me with the all night shift.
The Fun. That would be Fionn’s area. Pretty sure this means three of the last four years he’s bred someone through the fence. At least I assume that’s what happened right before her injury because she has not been in with a buck. That boy. I really need a fence without holes.
Oh. While I’m pretty sure she’s pregnant. I might be wrong, but I don’t think so. Goats are enough to drive you insane.
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