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The most important factors for deciding the Rank of a website are the Keywords and the External Links. When PPC is working correctly, the fee is trivial because the visit is worth more than what you pay for it. Or, think of it this way: Combining content marketing and pay per click advertising allows you to capitalize on your content marketing strategy while you wait for the search engines to catch up and start delivering those search results.
Most pay per click advertising requires that you write a couple of short, descriptive phrases about your service. Paying only for one click- Another benefit of pay per click marketing is that you have to pay only for one click. It allows clients to allot a specific monthly marketing budget for their online ads that are extremely targeted, continually monitored and highly optimized.
If a customer is looking for a Black iPod Nano case specifically and they see an advert for a Black iPod Nano case, they are more likely to click on this one, rather than on a generic iPod Nano case advert with no mention of color. You can start a pay per click campaign within, at most, 24-48 hours, and you can generally change the text of your ad mid-campaign, so adjusting your message is easy.
Diversifying your PPC strategy is ideal for both the search and display networks. Your pay-per-click keyword strategy should also include regular negative keyword discovery – negative keywords prevent your ads from showing up for searches that are not relevant to your business and are unlikely to convert.
In other words, the amount you spend per click should always be less than the total profit earned per click. My preference would be for you to be Australian based (but not mandatory) but benefits of the same timezone, and an understanding of the local market, common terms etc would certainly be an advantage.


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It seems like Facebook is rather keen on developing its Messenger app by following after the model set by the likes of WhatsApp and Viber. In other words, the biggest social network on the planet wants to turn its instant messaging (IM) app into something much more than just a tool to text your friends. Facebook already started following this philosophy a while ago when it started experimenting with stuff like intelligent chatbots and mobile games within the Messenger ecosystem, and it's been almost a year since the IM app doesn't require its users to have a Facebook account anymore and can simply be used as a default SMS app.
Now, it seems like the next thing in line for Facebook is making more money through Messenger, as the company is allegedly working on a publishing tool which will allow automatic article distribution, i.e. promotion via its messaging app. The work on the tool has apparently started in January when it is claimed that the German newspaper Bild had started testing it. At the moment, the system seems to revolve around yet another chatbot which promotes individual news stories by sending their summaries and links to full articles to users who start a conversation with it via Messenger. More generally speaking, Facebook is apparently planning to allow interested parties pay to message people who already started conversations with them via Messenger though no one yet knows how that could directly translate into actual revenue, or better said, how is this more individualized solution more money-efficient and generally better than promoting posts on Facebook. Both Bild and Facebook refused to comment on these reports though sources claim that Facebook is planning to officially announce the launch of the new Messenger tool at its annual global developer conference that's taking place in San Francisco next month.
Regardless of whether this is seen as a good or a bad thing, there's no denying that a whole lot of users are going to be affected by it, if it actually gets implemented on a global scale. Namely, Facebook Messenger has been the fastest-growing app in 2015 and the company claims it's currently being used by around 800 million people per month, not to mention that its rising popularity doesn't show any signs of slowing down anytime soon.

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Tamara Raynolds' recipe for "crack" ham is a foolproof way to pull off a Thanksgiving dinner at the last minute. Glazed with bourbon, mustard and brown sugar it is sure to please.
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It is the day before Thanksgiving. Have you been brining a turkey for days? Wait. Do you even have a turkey? If the answer is yes, proceed with your Martha Stewart-esque plan. For the rest of you procrastinators — yes, you! — I know who you are because I have been you. Relax. Help is here.
Tamara Reynolds, a contributor to the Cooking Channel's "Unique Eats," not only knows a unique meal when she eats one, she's a champion at creating them under crazy time constraints and on a limited budget for a revolving door of guests.
She's been hosting an underground supper club, The Sunday Night Dinner in her Queens apartment since 2002. She loves throwing dinner parties so much she wrote "Forking Fantastic!: Put the Party Back in Dinner Party" (Gotham, $20), an irreverent yet practical guide to entertaining at home.
Let's face it, even if you run to the store right now and can find the smallest bird possible, a 10-pounder, that is fresh not frozen, it is still going to take three to four hours to cook. What? You say you don't have a pan large enough to cook it in, a baster, and a carving knife? Instead of ending up looking like the biggest turkey in the room, just follow Reynolds advice for an innovative Thanksgiving feast.
One year, to hide my own tardiness, I improvised and served guests their own Cornish hens. Reynolds approved of my miniaturized move to make the guests happy while keeping myself sane.
"You can also do a turkey breast," Reynolds says cautiously, "but it can easily end up dry, and that is a little sad." Wrap the breast in bacon to keep it moist while cooking, she advises.
Her foolproof holiday recipe is for what she calls "crack ham." She makes a glaze of Dijon mustard, brown sugar, bourbon and molasses and rubs it all over a scored cooked ham. "Ham is something that some people have to have at Thanksgiving. It's very Southern, and it's done in two hours," she says. "Frankly that's how much time it takes me to take a shower, pick the underwear off the floor and tidy up the house before guests start arriving."
RECIPE: Crack Ham
If you are celebrating the first day of Hanukkah tomorrow, ham is probably out. Traditional beef brisket takes almost as long to cook as a turkey but Reynolds has a brilliant fix: Go to the butcher and get a boneless rib eye roast or a New York strip loin. Roast beef may be an unloved Thanksgiving meat, but cook time is an hour maximum for a 3-pound roast. It can be done and resting while you calmly watch Santa Claus make his appearance at the Macy's Thanksgiving Day parade.
Thanksgiving dinner is a tricky business, and just because you offered to host doesn't mean you automatically have to do all the work.
"The first thing you should do if you are entertaining and find yourself short on time," Reynolds says, "is you need to call everyone who is coming and assign them a dish or take requests." She even has some side dishes so easy they can be assigned and explained over the phone.
"Every year we have a huge salad. Guess what? Nobody wants salad. They want mashed potatoes," she says. "I don't even bother to peel them. I haven't peeled a potato in a hundred years."
Brussels sprouts seem to be the new kale, Reynolds says. She cuts them in half, roasts them for about an hour at high heat with lemon peel, oil, garlic and salt. "They taste like they've been fried, and I've never had a party without someone not finishing them with their fingers out of the bottom of the bowl. That charred lemon flavor is so great."
She also suggests making glazed carrots. "Cutting them into pieces cuts down cooking time exponentially. I toss with a little bit of honey, Aleppo pepper or chili flakes and pomegranate molasses. It is sort of tart from the molasses and the honey, magnifies the sweetness of the carrots. It feels exotic but it is super-easy."
Reynolds always puts a drink in a guest's hands as soon as they walk in the door. "It says "I care.' It says 'Loosen up,'" she says with part mirth and part authority. "I set out some sort of Scooby snacks like sliced radishes with butter and salt, or spiced nuts and dates. One of my favorites, which I call 'my 1920s house lady Scooby snack' is simply celery hearts with Thousand Island dressing. Anyone can pull that off and people always like it."
Give your guests time to mingle or help. It's up to you if you want someone in the kitchen helping or not. Reynolds is happy to have someone help by freshening up her drink and then letting her finish up in her tiny kitchen.
If the doorbell rings and you are nowhere near ready to serve a meal, Reynolds recommends reorganizing the structure of your meal and begin serve in courses: "People think coursing is fancy, but it is a way to make dinner happen. Start with a vegetable side dish. This will buy you some more time to finish up the rest of the meal in the kitchen."
RECIPE: Pomegranate honey glazed carrots
It also allows you to make dessert after the meat is out of the oven and guests are at the table.
"I have a difficult relationship with pie," Reynolds confesses. Rolling a crust usually involves cussing, throwing the rolling pin and storming out of the kitchen after trying to line the dough in the pie pans."
Take the pie concept and make it much easier with Reynold's tips for a rustic apple crostata. "Even though I don't like making pie, I think you should still suck it up and make a double patch of pie dough and not buy the dough. Roll it out onto a baking sheet. Fill it with a mixture of sliced apples, cognac, rosemary and sugar. Fold over the edges a little towards the center. You'll end up with a nice brown edge and the flavors of pie, but you have not spent an hour and a half of your life that you'll never get back fussing over pie pans."
Spend that time enjoying your guests instead. And raise a toast to Reynolds for saving Thanksgiving.
Rachel Weston is the chef at A Better World Café in Highland Park. "The Gutsy Gourmet" appears monthly. You can reach her at email@example.com or The Star-Ledger, Savor/Today, 1 Star-Ledger Plaza, Newark, N.J. 07102. Twitter: @roxydynamite


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Welcome to our SEND information report which is part of the Norfolk Local Offer for pupils with Special Educational Needs (SEND.) All governing bodies of maintained schools and maintained nursery schools and the proprietors of academy schools have a legal duty to publish information on their website about the implementation of the governing body's policy for pupils with SEND. The information published must be updated annually. The required information is set out in the SEND regulations which can be found on the DNEAT policy for SEND.
At Peterhouse we are committed to working together with all members of our school community. This local offer has been produced with pupils, parents/ carers, governors, and members of staff. We would welcome your feedback and future involvement in the review of our offer, so please do contact us. The best people to contact this year are:
SEND Governor - Lynn Lees
SENCO – Gerry Budworth
Head Teacher - Ryan Freeman
If you have specific questions about the Norfolk Local Offer please look at the Frequently Asked Questions by clicking on the SEND pages of the Norfolk Schools website. Alternatively, if you think your child may have SEND please speak to the SENCO who is contactable via the school office.
Date of last review - March 2017
Date of next review - March 2018
Our Approach to Teaching Pupils with SEND
At Peterhouse we believe in participation for all. We want all adults and children to participate in learning and we celebrate all members of our community. We create an inclusive culture in our school and we are responsive to the diversity of children's backgrounds, interests, experience, knowledge and skills.
We value high quality 1st teaching for all pupils and actively monitor teaching and learning in the school. For more information on our approach please see our teaching and learning policy which is available on the School Website or from the school office.
Our School Improvement Plan is about developing learning for all and details are planned with continued professional development (CPD) opportunities for all staff. An overview of our plan for 2016/17 can be found on the on the School Website.
We create a learning environment which is flexible and outstanding to meet the needs of all members of our school community. We monitor progress of all pupils, and staff use continuous assessment ensuring that learning suits the needs of all. Our whole school system for monitoring progress includes half termly pupil progress meetings, work and planning scrutinised via discussions with staff.
How we identify SEN
At different times in their school career, a child or young person may have a special educational need. The Code of Practice defines SEND as:
A child or young person has SEND if they have a learning difficulty or disability which calls for special educational provision to be made for them. A child of compulsory school age or a young person has a learning difficulty or disability if he/she:
If a pupil is identified as having SEND, we will provide provision that is 'additional to or different from' the normal personalised curriculum, intended to overcome the barrier to their learning. Barriers to learning are identified by Ofsted 2011 as
Pupils can fall behind in school for lots of reasons. They may have been absent from school or they may have attended lots of different schools and not had a consistent opportunity to learn. Sometimes they may be worried about different things which may distract them from learning and some pupils may have little or no English when starting school. In this case their acquisition of English language is tracked and interventions put in place to accelerate their learning and progress where possible. At Peterhouse we are committed to ensuring that all pupils have access to learning opportunities. For those who are at risk of not achieving their potential in learning, we will put into place additional intervention that is SMART. This does not mean that all vulnerable pupils have Special Educational Needs. Only those with a learning difficulty that requires special educational provision will be identified as having SEN.
Our SEN profile for this year shows that we have 22.5%% of pupils identified as having SEND.
Assessing SEND at Peterhouse Primary Academy
Class Teachers, support staff, parents/carers and in many cases, the pupil themselves will be the first to notice a difficulty with learning. At Peterhouse we ensure that assessment of educational needs, directly involves the pupil, their parents/carer and of course their teacher. The SENCO will also support with the identification of barriers to learning. We have a range of assessment tools available along with an updated tool kit for 2016/17, which we share with our cluster of schools.
For some pupils we may want to seek advice from specialist teams. In our school and cluster we have access to various specialist services. We have access to services universally provided by Norfolk County Council, which are described on the Local Offer website.
Peterhouse Primary Academy as part of the Gorleston C39 Cluster have also commissioned for 2016/17 support from:
Norfolk Educational Psychology Service
CEPP (an independent psychology service)
We also employ an intervention teacher who delivers the interventions in the provision map as coordinated by our SENCO and Deputy Head.
What we do to Support Pupils with SEND at Peterhouse Primary Academy
Every Teacher is required to personalise the curriculum to ensure access to learning for all pupils in their class. The Teacher Standards 2012 detail the expectations on all teachers, and we at Peterhouse Primary Academy are proud of our teachers and their development. The Teacher Standards are available on the School Website.
Our Teachers will use various strategies to personalise access to the curriculum, which includes using:
Each pupil identified as having SEND is entitled to support that is ·additional to or different from a normal personalised curriculum. Progress towards individual or group targets will be monitored and reported to parents on a regular basis by class teachers. The type of support is dependent on the individual learning needs, and is intended to enable access to learning and overcome the barrier to learning identified. This support is described on a provision map, which details the interventions and actions that we undertake at Peterhouse to support pupils with SEND across the year groups and individually. We update the provision map regularly, and it changes every year, as our pupils and their needs change.
Children can be referred to our Pastoral Team to support emotional needs and any family issues. The team is made up of the Attendance Lead, 2 PSAs, Deputy Head, Intervention teacher and SENCO/Assistant Head. Staff have a known referral process but this support is also on a need basis. With the Pastoral support team for the school we are developing a whole school approach to emotional and social issues via Thrive. Staff are asked to complete a whole class information sheet to identify children at risk. Thrive can be delivered whole class via PSHE or in small groups by TAs in class. If a child requires further intervention they can be offered a 6 week block of support from our 4 trained ELSA teaching assistants or ongoing Thrive 1/1.
The school has 2 Nurture group sessions 4 days a week. Staff are trained Nurture practioners who plan and organise activities required by the children in the group. Assessment is via Boxall Profile. Key stage 1 Nurture runs in the morning and Key stage 2 in the afternoon. Staff are available on 1 day a week for home visits and 1/1 support in class. They meet and share updates with teachers on a regular basis.
At Peterhouse Primary Academy we share the provision map with our colleagues in the C39 Cluster so we can learn from each other, and demonstrate what we offer for pupils with SEND. We are also able to promote consistent practice across all the schools in our cluster ensuring equality of opportunity.
Our provision map is shared with Governors who are able to ensure that we monitor the impact of these interventions on learning across the school.
Funding for SEN
Peterhouse Primary Academy receives funding directly to the school from the Local Authority to support the needs of pupils with SEN. This is described in an SEN memorandum. The funding for the academic year 2016/17 is £170,014.59
The C39 cluster of schools also receives funding from the Local Authority which is distributed as 'top up' funding for pupils who require support that exceeds that available to the school. The C39 cluster funding for 2016/17 is £423,000. As an academy, we have to apply for additional funding through Cluster 39. We have set panel dates throughout the academic year, and each school makes an application based on a set criteria. If additional funding is agreed, we have to monitor the impact and relay this information back to the Cluster.
All schools in the C39 cluster have signed a governance agreement which helps us work together. We have also written our Cluster policy for SEND.
The C39 Cluster of schools is committed to working together to improve learning for all, and we are able to share resources, training and moderate provision for pupils with SEND. If you would like any further information on SEND in the C39 cluster please contact our co-ordinator Karen Webb at Cliff Park Ormiston Academy.
How do we Find Out if this Support is Effective?
Monitoring progress is an integral part of teaching and leadership within Peterhouse Primary Academy. Parents/carers, pupils and staff are involved in reviewing the impact of interventions for pupils with SEND. We follow the 'assess, plan, do, review' model and ensure that parents/carers and pupils are involved in each step. Before any additional provision is selected to help a child, the SENCO, teacher, parent/carer and pupil (where appropriate), agree what they expect to be different following this intervention. A baseline will also be recorded, which can be used to compare the impact of the provision. Children who are referred to an external agency will have a support plan put in place which uses the advice to move learning forward. Support plans are written by the SENCO using advice from other professionals and delivered and updated by class teachers.
Children, parents/carers and their teaching and support staff will be directly involved in reviewing progress. This review can be built in to the intervention itself, or it can be informal/ formal meeting held at least once a term, where we all discuss progress and next steps. If a pupil has an Education Health and Care Plan (EHC plan) or statement of special educational needs the same termly review conversations take place, but the EHC plan will also be formally reviewed annually.
The SENCO collates the impact data of interventions, to ensure that we are only using interventions that impact on reducing barriers to learning and progress. Intervention data is shared with the C39 cluster so all SENCOs in our cluster are able to select high quality provision.
Progress data of all pupils is collated for the whole school and monitored by teachers, Senior Leaders and Governors. Our school and cluster data is also monitored by the Local Authority and Ofsted.
Other Opportunities for Learning
All pupils should have the same opportunity to access extended learning activities. At Peterhouse we are offering a range of additional clubs and activities. A list of these is available on the school website and from the school
All staff at Peterhouse Primary Academy have regular updates on the Equality Act 2010. This legislation places specific duties on schools, settings and providers including the duty not to discriminate, harass or victimise a child or adult linked to a protected characteristic defined in the Equality Act and to make 'reasonable adjustments.'
The Equality Act 210 definition of disability is:
"A person has a disability for the purposes of this Act if (s)he has a physical or mental impairment which has a substantial and long-term adverse effect on his ability to carry out normal day-to day activities."
Section 1(1) Disability Discrimination Act 1995
This definition of disability in the Equality Act includes children with long term health conditions such as asthma, diabetes, epilepsy, and cancer. Children and young people with such conditions do not necessarily have SEN, but there is a significant overlap between disabled children and young people and those with SEN. Children and young people may therefore be covered by both SEN and disability legislation.
Preparing for the next step
Transition is a part of life for all pupils. This can be transition to a new class in school, having a new teacher, or moving on to another school, training provider or moving in to employment. Peterhouse Primary Academy is committed to working in partnership with pupils, families and other providers to ensure positive transitions occur.
Planning for transition is a part of our provision for all pupils with SEND. Pupils with SEND transferring at the end of Year 6 will be given some taster sessions at their new provider in preparation for transition. For all other pupils with SEND transition from primary to secondary education will be discussed in the summer term of their Year 5, to ensure time for planning and preparation.
Specialist Resource Base
Peterhouse Primary Academy does not have a specialist resource base but should there be a need a pupil maybe referred to one. The SRB is a part of a county wide provision and information can be found using the link below. Peterhouse Primary Academy has a lift to accommodate wheel chair users and also hoisting equipment if needed.
Peterhouse primary Academy is a local church school. We can shape and develop provision and achievements for all. This SEND report states our local offer to pupils with SEND but to be effective it needs the views of all parents/carers/pupils/governors and staff.
Please engage with our annual process to ASSESS/PLAN/DO and REVIEW provision for SEND.
To do this contact our SEND governor. Your support would be greatly appreciated
Useful links
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Municipalities are starting to add their voices to the growing opposition to the idea of selling Canada's airports. Opposition to the move has already been voiced by the cities of Vancouver, Victoria, and Richmond, BC, while Calgary's mayor has publicly spoken out against the plan. Toronto City Council is considering a motion to oppose the plan as well.
"Despite rising opposition from municipalities, airports, and the public, the Liberal government continues to pay private consultants to look into the possibility of selling Canada's airports," said Robyn Benson, PSAC National President. "Profitizing airports would only raise prices and municipalities could lose their voice in how their airports operate."
The Ottawa International Airport Authority and the Vancouver International Airport have already voiced their opposition. Airlines have also reacted negatively to the idea, raising concerns that it could increase the cost of air travel.
Airport authorities currently incorporate municipal, provincial, and federal representation as they are considered critical infrastructure to communities across Canada. Cities are speaking out against for-profit ownership, as airport operation will become less transparent and accountable to the communities they service.
Travelers will also likely pay more if Canada's not-for-profit airport entities are sold to private corporations. As an example, when Australia sold off its airports, passenger fees doubled.
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Chef Shelley Cooper of Dancing Bear Lodge Appalachian Bistro in Townsend, Tennessee and Terra Mae Appalachian Bistro in Chattanooga, TN. Chef Cooper is one of the featured Chefs at the Appalachian Food Summit taking place September 26th, 2015 in Abingdon, VA.
Chef Cooper uses regional ingredients and celebrates the tastes of Appalachian cuisine. She is one of the featured Chefs at The Appalachian Food Summit in Abingdon VA this weekend. More information on the Summit by searching "Appalachian Food Summit" on Facebook.
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We also visit with Fred Sauceman and his segment about Sorghum. Fred has a brand new documentary that will be featured at the Appalachian Food Summit. The documentary is called "Sunlight Makes it Sweeter A Story of Sorghum". For more information on Fred Sauceman and to get a copy of this documentary, look for Fred on Facebook or Twitter @FredSauceman
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Richard Frank Terlep, age 69, of Delta, passed away peacefully in his home, surrounded by his loving family, Saturday afternoon, June 10, 2017.
Prior to his retirement he had worked with OSHA and for Owens-Illinois as an Industrial Hygienist.
Richard was born in Downers Grover, Illinois, on December 13, 1947, the son of Fred J. and Ruth (Hunt) Terlep. On June 27, 1970 he married Teresa Osborne, and she survives.
He had earned his Bachelor's Degree from East Tennessee State and his Master Degree in Industrial Hygiene from Wayne State University. He was a member of the Sigma XI Fraternity. He was an avid hunter, and enjoyed fishing and almost anything outdoors. He enjoyed going to auctions and collecting antiques, and he loved scrimshawing powder horns. He especially loved flying his power parachute.
Surviving besides his wife, Teresa, is his daughter, Meghan Ritz of Lyons; son, Scott Terlep of Delta; granddaughter, Ryley Ritz; and sister Pam Twining of Pennsylvania.
He was preceded in death by his parents; brother-in-law, Jacob "Rush" Twining; and son-in-law, John Ritz.
Visitation for Richard will be held from 3:00 P.M. until 7:00 P.M. on Wednesday, June 14, 2017, at the Grisier-Weigel Funeral Home in Delta. The memorial service will immediately follow at 7:00 P.M., with Pastor Don Kreiger, officiating. The family requests that memorial contributions be given to the Richard Terlep Benefit Trust through PNC Bank. Online condolences may be offered to the family at www.deltafh.com
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Posted by R. Berg on August 26, 2001
In Reply to: Grass posted by tia on August 26, 2001
: I am trying to find out what the meaning of "go to grass" means
: thanks for any info.
: tia
Eric Partridge, "A Dictionary of Catch Phrases American and British," has an entry for this:
"'go to grass!' is, said Hotten in 1859, 'a common answer to a troublesome or inquisitive person': obsolete by . . . 1900 in UK, it lingered in US until c. 1920, and in Aus. so late as the 1940s. Said to have been orig. US. Perhaps from putting an old horse out to grass."
But in current use it MIGHT mean to deteriorate, as a garden goes to grass (weeds) when not tended--just my opinion.


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Cloud storage may be creating a stir these days, but big enterprise users aren't buying in – at least not yet.
Meanwhile, vendors are in what one provider calls "education mode", explaining to CIOs, IT managers and other IT buyers they can save a lot of money by floating their data in public and private clouds.
The one thing both groups seem to agree on is that cloud storage will eventually take off. After all, it is technically feasible, it is cheaper than traditional data storage and it is becoming more and more secure.
"I look at cloud adoption a little like I look at Linux adoption 10 years ago," says John Engate, chief technology officer at San Antonio-based Rackspace Hosting. "Adoption didn't happen overnight. It came in the back door. The system administrator or developer who did work on the weekend brought in the Linux application he built and showed it around on Monday like a science project. It took a while for people to realise it's a viable way to do things."
Cloud storage is a lot further along than a science project. But is it right for part, or even all, of your organisation's data? Here are answers to five key questions that will help you decide whether you should head for the cloud.
• What is cloud storage, and how does it work?
Ask a dozen people and you'll get a dozen different definitions. In a nutshell, cloud storage is a utility-type service that provides multiple users or "tenants" access to a shared pool of storage capacity, which is accessed over an internet connection. Storage clouds are scalable, and they can easily expand or contract according to customer needs.
• What's the difference between a public cloud and a private cloud?
The public cloud is a pay-per-use storage utility. All components sit outside of the customer's firewall in a shared infrastructure that is logically partitioned, multitenant and accessed over a secure Internet connection.
Public cloud storage providers, such as Amazon.com with its Simple Storage Service, typically charge a monthly usage fee per gigabyte of storage plus an additional bandwidth fee for transferring data to and from the cloud. Public cloud customers require no physical storage hardware or any special inhouse technical expertise.
Rather, the cloud storage service provider manages the storage infrastructure, pooling its capacity to accommodate the needs of multiple customers. Users typically access their publicly stored data via an internet connection.
A private storage cloud is usually built behind a company's firewall, using hardware and software owned or licensed by the company. All of a company's data remains inhouse and is fully controlled by inhouse IT staffers. Those staffers can pool storage capacity to be shared across different departments or used by different project teams within the company, regardless of their physical locations.
As with public clouds, storage capacity can quickly and easily be increased by adding servers to the pool. ParaScale's Cloud Storage product and Caringo's Castor are two examples of applications that can be used to set up private cloud storage systems.
Engate describes the private cloud differentiation this way: "The user is still in the IT business, the software configuration business, the storage management and support business, and the datacentre business. You still have to have all of those resources."
There is one exception. When a private storage cloud is created by carving off a piece of a public storage cloud for one customer's exclusive use. Users pay a premium for private cloud storage, much like one pays a higher rate for a private room in a hospital.
Essentially, "the difference between public and private cloud storage comes down to the way you connect," says Mike Maxey, director of product management at ParaScale, a Cupertino, California-based vendor whose software was designed to aggregate disk storage on multiple standard Linux servers to create a single, scalable, self-managing private storage cloud.
"If you're connecting over a wide-area network and sharing the resources with other customers, it is a public cloud. This makes sense if you're a widely distributed company and creating applications, but don't have a shared infrastructure," Maxey explains. "It is also good if you're putting out transient data, like movie trailers, that might run for five months. Temporary storage in the [public] cloud makes sense."
• Is cloud storage for all types of data?
No. Cloud storage best handles large volumes of unstructured data and archival material, such as credit card and mortgage applications or medical records. For now, public clouds can't reliably handle highly transactional files or databases that require consistently fast network connections. Any kind of online transaction processing is a no-go.
Cloud storage also isn't an appropriate choice for Tier 1, Tier 2 or block-based data storage, says Jim Ziernick, president and CEO of San Diego-based Nirvanix. "If someone is trying to replace a SAN in supporting a transaction-processing system like CRM, we're not appropriate. Even if we did do block-level storage, the latency of the internet would cause a noticeable delay," he says.
"What we can do with cloud storage is give users nearly the access that they have with [network-attached storage]," he adds.
Data backup, archiving and disaster recovery are three likely uses for the cloud, says Engate.
"The cloud is for any kind of large-scale storage need with any kind of static-type data," he says. "You don't want to store a database in the cloud, but you might store a historic copy of your database in the cloud instead of storing it on very expensive SAN or NAS technology."
"A good rule of thumb is to consider cloud storage only for latency-tolerant applications," says Terri McClure, a storage analyst at Enterprise Strategy Group in Milford, Massachusetts. "Backup, archive and bulk file data would all do well in the cloud, where subsecond response time is not a requirement." On the other hand, databases and any other data that is "performance-sensitive" aren't suited for cloud storage because of latency, she notes.
But before moving any data to a cloud, public or private, users need to address a more fundamental question, says Mark Tonsetic, programme manager at The Corporate Executive Board's Infrastructure Executive Council.
"If you go to cloud storage, does it solve the problem of understanding where and why storage growth is out of control and where the point of value is [in storing a particular set of data] in the entire end-to-end business process? Just moving the technology to a cloud is not an optimal solution," Tonsetic says.
4. Who is using cloud storage today, and how are they using it?
Start-ups and new Web 2.0-based service providers, such as San Francisco-based Cloudize, are among the biggest users of cloud storage, at least for the time being. Cloudize bills itself as the first SaaS-based file collaboration tool focused on small to midsize enterprises. CEO Edwin Fu says the tool was designed to centralise all of a company's files in a cheap, scalable and collaborative way.
One of Cloudize's Web 2.0-based applications lets users of Salesforce.com – the granddaddy of software as a service – store and share data, such as big sales presentations and video, in the public cloud. San Diego-based Nirvanix provides the public storage cloud behind Cloudize.
Fu, a former Salesforce.com employee, describes that company's users as "low-hanging fruit" when it comes to signing up cloud storage customers. "We picked the Salesforce.com audience because they're comfortable with SaaS and SaaS-based storage," he says. "They already have their most sensitive contact data in the cloud. What we're doing is taking the next step."
On the larger enterprise side, cloud storage customers are fewer and farther between. "We are in the very early stages of adoption. Typically, when we're talking to customers, we're talking with classic early adopters," says Nirvanix's Ziernick.
These include strictly regulated financial services companies that are required by law to store client audio conversations and other large data files, and content delivery networks that store and then stream images, audio and video to customers. More and more, users within companies are tapping cloud storage for pilot projects and proof-of-concept initiatives, Ziernick says.
Schumacher Group, an emergency medicine management and staffing company based in Lafayette, Louisiana, stores a range of documents, including contracts and reports, on Salesforce.com's cloud platform, Force.com. It also houses all accounts receivable, general ledger and accounts payable data in a hosted PeopleSoft enterprise software system, and its employee benefit information on a hosted system from Workday Inc.
"We have over 50 percent of our processes living in the cloud currently," says CIO Douglas Menefee. "All are sizable data sets with thousands of transactions being performed on a daily basis," he adds. He anticipates that by the end of this year, 75 percent of the company's processes will be in the cloud.
• Does cloud storage eliminate the need for inhouse technical resources?
Public clouds remove the need for server and storage administrators, but not all technical resource requirements go away, according to ParaScale's Maxey. Many public cloud storage services use newer protocols, such as WebDav or REST, for access, he notes. If a customer's in-house applications don't support those protocols, the technical staff will need to make changes to code. Otherwise, Maxey says, "it's like being dropped in a foreign country and not knowing the language."
Newer software applications developed in a modular fashion will be easier to adapt for storage clouds, he says; older applications will be more difficult.


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Rheumatoid Arthritis Treated With Alternative Medicine
If you have rheumatoid arthritis you may have often thought about seeking an alternative health practitioner, but have not known how to approach the matter. You may be considering alternative medicine now for your arthritis, because you have been treated unsuccessfully for years by conventional medicine. Having been treated for rheumatoid arthritis over a lengthy period your condition may be rather advanced, that is not to say that alternative medicine would be unable to treat it, but rather the treatment would be slow and steady in order […]More info


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Israel strikes against Syria weapons
May 4 - Israeli warplanes carry out an air strike into Syria to stop a missile shipment bound for Hezbollah in Lebanon, an official confirms. Adam Brauner reports.
Fighter jets like these were part of an Israeli air strike, Friday, on a missile shipment in Syria bound for Hezbollah in Lebanon, according to an Israeli official, Saturday. Israel has long made it clear it could resort to force to ensure that Syrian President, Bashar al-Assad, does not distribute weapons - especially chemical weapons - to his Hezbollah allies in Lebanon. Hezbollah - whose fighters and weaponry are pictured here in 2010 - also allies itself with Israel's nemesis, Iran, and waged war with Israel in 2006. The Israeli official who acknowledged the raid spoke on condition of anonymity. Lebanese authorities reported intensive Israeli air force activity over their territory on Thursday and Friday. Israelis also worry that if Assad is toppled, Islamist rebels could disrupt what has been mostly four decades of calm in the Golan Heights border area. Israel remains technically at war with Syria, whose state of security has been deteriorating since an uprising began two years ago.


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If you want to browse the android source code and want to check something specific you can do so from github https://github.com/android . But if you want to download the complete source code then the procedure is not going to be simple.
Complete Android source code could be 18GB or more depending upon the version you want to download. Calculate the download time based on the download speed which you have.In order to download you have to follow the procedure provided at http://source.android.com/source/downloading.html keeping these points in mind for Ubuntu
(a) Use the sudo sysctl -w net.ipv4.tcp_window_scaling=0 before running the repo sync command
(b) While doing repo init you can specify the tag name or release which you want to download. These tag names are present at http://source.android.com/source/build-numbers.html#source-code-tags-and-builds .e.g. For Kitkat version you need to specify android-4.4_r1.1 with -b option as this is the latest version as of today.
(c) Instead of using repo sync use repo sync -j4 command as this will help in downloading multiple blocks in parallel. Both these points are mentioned on the Google page but after the download section.
(d) After you run the "repo sync -j4″ command check whether the new directories are getting created at WORKING_DIRECTORY where you have run the command. If the settings are not proper then you won't see any directory getting created and need to stop immediately, Otherwise after hours of download you will not see the actual source code. Please note that the actual source code will not be present in the .repo
(e) I used Ubuntu 12.04 LTS to download the source code but it failed twice after showing progress of 99%. Then I used the Ubuntu LTS (10.04) which is being used by Android development team for routine testing and I was able to download the complete source code. You can try it on Ubuntu 12.04 LTS but make sure to check that new directories/files are getting created after you run the repo sync command.
If you want to build the Android source code also then you need to do setup initialization also and you should start from http://source.android.com/source/initializing.html page
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Cleopatra (Elizabeth Taylor) attempts to secure her power as Queen of Egypt by charming Julius Caesar (Rex Harrison) and Mark Antony (Richard Burton) with whom she has a stormy love affair, but Egypt is finally integrated into the Roman Empire. Directed and co-written by Joseph Mankiewicz, this epic historical drama boasts spectacular sets and costumes that must be seen. Cleopatra's spectacular entry into Rome with her golden Sphinx pulled by thousands is a real cinematic moment!
Director Joseph Mankiewicz's version of Tennessee Williams' notorious play stars Montgomery Clift as a famous New Orleans brain surgeon who uncovers wild tales of homosexuality and cannibalism when called in to operate on Catharine Holly (Elizabeth Taylor) by her aunt Violet Venable (Katharine Hepburn).
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The Modern Family Effect: Adoption in the Media/
The television show Modern Family has helped to continue a paradigm shift about the portrayal of adoption in the media. Historically, adoption was not always portrayed accurately in television. We could call this "The Modern Family Effect." But from Ernie's adoption in "My Three Sons" to "Glee" and "Arrested Development," television has been helping us move to a normal, realistic appreciation for adoption as part of life.
It used to be a common device for siblings on sit-coms to tell each other that they were adopted. This was played as a negative, and would result in hijinks centered on the idea that an adopted sibling didn't belong. This was a harmful theme.
The portrayal of adoption in the media has become much more accurate. If a current-day television show were to use the trope of an adopted sibling being played as "not a real family member" it would be panned as hurtful, wrong, and offensive by reviewers. The media can now play a significant role in changing hurtful myths and stereotypes about adoption, and reverse some of the damage that it has done.
It's tempting to blame the media for their mischaracterization of adoption in the past. However, television tends to reflect the collective views of society. Fortunately, we can appreciate the positive changes in both society and the media.
Instead of portraying families created through adoption as "unusual" or "not real" we need to, and have begun to, show the reality of love, thoughtfulness and "normalness" that is adoption. The Modern Family Effect bodes well for this change. Sit-coms have always been on the leading edge of how our changing society is portrayed on television, so an accurate and caring portrayal of adoption is a great indicator that adoption will be more fairly and accurately shown in the future.


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Bulk Wholesale Spices and Seasonings
ExperienceThrough the years we've dealt with wholesale and bulk customers from every imaginable corner of the food world. That's included gourmet food manufacturers, independent spice and tea shops, olive oil shops, chocolatiers, butchers, bakeries, caterers, food trucks, restaurants, and breweries of all sizes. That means that our spices have been used in traditional retail, but also things like craft beers, chile infused honey, pasta sauces, baked goods, BBQ sauces, gourmet popcorn, and even used to feed farm animals.
What that means for you, the potential customer, is that we have gained a ton of experience in dealing with all sorts of applications for our spices. It also means that our spices have met the expectations of some of the most prestigious manufacturers in the country. So whether you're going to finally start that BBQ rub business that you've always wanted to start with Grandad's family recipe or you're looking to source better ingredients for those clean labels that your customers are in search of, we have you covered.
If you're an existing gourmet kitchen store or a foodie haven looking to expand your product categories we have experience there as well. We offer a private label option in addition to the bulk which means we do all the leg work (blending, labeling, filling, sealing, packing) which allows you to focus on the selling and marketing aspect. We've had success in both areas and if you'd like to talk about which route makes the most sense for you then we'd be happy to chat.
QualitySpices Inc has spent countless hours researching and sourcing the highest quality spices available. We know that all food businesses have to struggle with the balance between quality and price. Luckily for you, we've taken care of both. Not only are Spices Inc's prices competitive, but we offer a top tier selection of quality spices.
We've got your basics ( black pepper, garlic, salt, onion ), but we've also got the largest selection of hard to find chiles, exotic spices, and variations of the basics the majority of people didn't even know existed.
In addition to sourcing the best products we can find we also try to grind as much as we can here in-house to ensure that you're getting the freshest product we can offer. Once a spice with high volatile oil content, like cumin for instance, is ground it immediately starts to break down which affects the flavor, aroma, and even the color. So when you go to the grocery store or most commercial suppliers there is no telling when that was ground and put in that bag to sit on a shelf. If you purchase from Spices Inc there is a very good chance that your cumin was ground either to order, or within the week. That ensures that you're getting the full effect of the flavor and aroma.
The other aspect of quality we take pride in is that all of our blends are hand blended right here in our facility. Whether you're ordering a custom blend or one of the seasoning blends we already offer you're getting a product that was looked over and blended by a real person. That gives us an intimate viewpoint to see things that companies using huge blenders might not see.
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Visit us at the Marshall Steam Museum!
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Our programs cover such themes as:
- Transportation changes & impacts on American society
- Transportation technologies: Steam, gas, electric systems
- Engineering design, process & prototyping
- Primary sources & learning from objects
Some of our special activities include:
- Group assembly lines
- Building car & train models out of recycled materials
- Incline racing challenge
- Train rides
- Arts & craft projects
- Free play activities (preschool)
We are happy to adjust any of our programs to match your age group and teaching needs. Have a question or not sure what would work best for your group? Fill out our simple program request form, and our Director of Education will put together what she thinks will work best for your group and its needs. Cannot visit us? Check out our outreach programs, where we bring the program to you. We are also happy to come to you and give a presentation to your teachers about what options are available from the Marshall Steam Museum for your students.
TEACHERS: View Teacher Outlines after each program for individual descriptions, learning objectives, and standards.
Explore the Marshall Steam Museum
Investigate the history of transportation with a tour of the museum's historic automobiles and trains. Tour is tailored to different age groups.
- Duration: 1 hour
- Cost: $4 per student
- Suggested for grades K to 12
Story Time at the Marshall Steam Museum (Ages 3 to 6)
Our on-site Story Time program is for our youngest visitors and is a great way to introduce children to the wonders of museums. This program includes reading one car book and one train book, plus interactive activities surrounded by our museum collections. Kids finish their trip with a craft to take home. Ideal for schools, day cares, summer camps, preschools, and play groups. Programs generally last one hour. Consider adding a train ride to your visit!
Delaware Early Learning Foundations: AL31, AL33, AL34, AL35, AL37, LL31, LL32, LL35, LL36 LL37, LL38, LL41, LL43, LL50, LL55, LL60, SC31, SC43, SC44, MM37, MM39, CE38, CE40, CE42, CE43, PD31, PD32, PD34, PD35, PD36, PD38
DE Standards: H1.K-3a, H2.K-3a, H3.K-3a, H4.K-3a, H4.K-3b, E1.K-3a
Common Core ELA: Kindergarten RIK.1-3, RIK, SLK.1-4, SLK.6, SL1.1, LK.1, LK.5-6; Grade 1 RI1.1-3, RI1.6-7, SL1.1-4, L1.1, L1.5-6; Grade 2 RI2.1, RI2.3, RI2.7, SL2.1-4, L2.1; Grade 3 RI3.7, SL3.1-4, L3.1, L3.5-6
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Early Travelers (Grade K-3)
Great for introducing students to museums and learning about the past through the evolution of travel technology.
During this program, students learn about what traveling was like when the automobile was first invented and explore such topics as how transportation changed over time, the role auto designers and engineers play in the evolution of automobiles, the jobs and tools on trains. Program includes free play time, if desired. (Train rides pair well with this age group.)
DE Standards: H1.K-3a, H2.K-3a, H3.K-3a, H4.K-3a, H4.K-3b, E1.K-3a,
Common Core ELA: Kindergarten RIK.1-3, RIK.7, SLK.1-6, SLK.6, LK.1, LK.5-6; Grade 1 RI1.1-3, RI1.6-7, SL1.1-6, L1.1, L1.5-6; Grade 2 RI2.1-3, RI2.9, SL2.1-5, L2.1, L2.6; Grade 3 RI3.7, SL3.1-4, L3.1, L3.5-6
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Evolving Technology STEM Tour (Grade 3 & above)
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During this tour, students will learn about the process of engineering, focusing on engineers who develop technology and specifically automobiles. They will learn about the challenges faced by those first developing automotive technology and how those challenges were overcome while they explore the collections and exhibits of the Marshall Steam Museum and participate in hands-on activities. This tour includes an incline race track challenge, an assembly line activity and observing a chemical-reactive light experiment.
DE Standards: H1,4-5a, H2,4-5b, E1,4-5a&b, E3,4-5a
Next Gen. Science: 3-PS2-1&2, 4-PS3-2&4, 4-ES3-1
NGSS: Engineering Design: 3-5-ETS1-1, 3-5-ETS1-2
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Auto Engineers (Grade 4 & above)
Great addition to motion & design or engineering units.
Explore the development and the refinement of the automobile from 1901 to 1937 while tracing changes in engineering design and technology by learning about the Stanleys and Henry Ford. Students will watch an assembly line and explore the steps engineers take to prototype during a balloon car building activity. (For this age group, consider pairing with the DE State Parks Hike on History or the Mansion Machinery Tour.)
DE Standards: H1.4-5a, H2.4-5a, H4.4-5a&b
Common Core ELA: RI5.1, RI5.3, RI5.9, SL5.1, SL5.2, SL5.4
NGSS: Engineering Design: 3-5-ETS1-1, 3-5-ETS1-2
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Drivers & Racers (Grade 4 & above)
During this tour, students will learn about the invention of the automobile and how it developed over time while practicing chronology and timelines. They will use different historical sources (objects, primary sources, etc.) to explore early auto racing and practice historical thinking through an in-depth object analysis activity. (For this age group, consider pairing with the DE State Parks Hike on History or the Mansion Machinery Tour.)
DE Standards: H1.4-5a, H2.4-5b, H4.4-5a&b
Common Core ELA: RL4.1-3, RI4.1, RI4.3, RI4.9, SL4.1-4, L4.1
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Summer Camp Visits
Auburn Heights is a great destination for your summer camp group. Programs typically last 2-3 hours, range in price from $4-$10/person, and include the option to lunch on the grounds. Contact us at firstname.lastname@example.com to learn more. Book early for a choice of dates as summer is one of our busiest times.
Train Rides – Seasonal and Staff Dependent (mid-April through November 30)
Round out your visit to Auburn Heights with a ride on our diesel-style train. A discussion of general train safety is included and is a great way to teach our younger visitors how to be safe near train tracks.
- Minimum group size of 40 students (consider working with another school or group if you are unable to meet the group minimum).
- Additional cost: $3/student
Delaware State Parks Programs
The Auburn Heights Mansion and the Auburn Valley Trail are operated by Delaware State
Parks. We are happy to work with you to coordinate these programs but are not responsible for scheduling restrictions or pricing. For questions about Delaware State Parks program, please contact staff at Auburn Heights Preserve at (302) 239-5687.
Hike through History – The Trolley Trail (Grades K+)
Take a walk through the past! As we hike one of the trails at Auburn Heights Preserve, discover the industrial and agricultural history of the area through stories, and learn about mass transportation during the early 20th century. We'll also explore the natural habitats of animals that live near the Red Clay Creek.
What's in the Water? (Grades 3-4)
Most rivers and streams look clear to the naked eye, but, there are many things that can be hidden in the water. This program explores the industrial past of the Red Clay Creek and the local paper mills that once stood on its banks. During our creek exploration, we will discover what was left behind when the paper mills went out of business as well as conduct simple water tests for pH and various elements and learn how these elements affect our waterways and how we can help to keep our waterways healthy.
Insect Detectives (Grades 1-5)
Did you know that insects can tell us a lot about the health of an aquatic system? Using insect ID resources, we can uncover what lives in the Red Clay Creek and how that helps to determine the health of the waterway. We will also learn about the industrial past surrounding the Red Clay, the role that insects play in ecosystems, and how to help prevent water pollution.
Explore the Auburn Heights Mansion (Grades 4+)
A visit to this antiques-furnished Queen Anne-style mansion offers visitors an up-close and personal view into three generations of the Marshall family and their impact on the local area.
Auburn Heights Mansion Machinery Tour (Grades 4+)
Explore the second Industrial Revolution in the Marshall Mansion! During the tour, we will discuss the construction of the 1897 mansion and the modern amenities it included. While touring the rooms, special emphasis will be placed on the furnishings, which include simple machines and how they work, including a 1900 grandfather clock and 1902 Regina Music Box. To finish the tour, the students will see a live demonstration of a scale steam engine, similar to one of the steam engines that powered the Marshall family's paper mill.
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- Reclamation
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- Improved Water Delivery through Modern Canal Materials
Improved Water Delivery through Modern Canal Materials
Project ID: 845
Principal Investigator: Jay Swihart
Research Topic: System Water Losses
Funded Fiscal Years: 2004, 2005, 2006 and 2007
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Research Question
* Can canal linings significantly reduce seepage as well as concentrations of salt and selenium in irrigation return flows (drain water)?
Conventional lining techniques are relatively expensive and cost prohibitive for small irrigation districts. Reclamation needs lower cost canal lining alternatives that can reduce seepage in a cost-effective manner.
Need and Benefit
Reclamation has over 1,600 miles of main canals, and 37,500 miles of water delivery laterals. Most of these canals and laterals are unlined and lose up to half of their irrigation water to seepage. Much of this seepage is lost to beneficial use. These water losses are especially critical during periods of drought when water is scarcest. Canal lining can reduce seepage by up to 95 percent. Canal lining can also significantly reduce salinity and selenium concentrations in irrigation return water (drain water).
Construction costs for traditional canal linings (concrete with sealed joints, buried geomembranes, compacted clay) range from $5 to $10 per square foot. Previous Science and Technology (S&T) research has developed canal lining alternatives that cost only $1 to $3 per square foot, with benefit-cost ratios of 3 to 5 (Reclamation 2002). New technologies promise to reduce costs significantly further.
Polyacrylamide (PAM) is a new canal-lining technology that promises to seal canals for as little at $0.004 per square foot. PAM is a polymeric powder that acts as a soil floculent to form a soil-polymer seal on the canal perimeter. PAM is typically reapplied annually as a slurry in the spring just before the canal is filled with water. Preliminary results indicate that PAM can reduce short-term seepage by 25 to 75 percent. This S&T research project will investigate improved application techniques and equipment, re-application requirements, short-term and long-term effectiveness, and total costs to determine benefit-cost ratios for comparison with other canal-lining techniques.
A minimum of three test sections will be constructed at different locations in the Western United States. Reclamation and private sector partners will help construct and evaluate these test sections in Denver, Colorado (Denver Water Board); Montrose, Colorado (Uncompaghre Valley Water Users Association [UVWUA]); Grand Junction, Colorado (Reclamation Western Colorado Area Office); and North Dakota (Reclamation's Dakota Area Office). A typical test section will consist of three adjacent 1-mile (approximate) sections of canal with flow measurement structures between each section. The first section will be the control and will receive no treatment. The second section will receive a single application of PAM. The third section will receive annual PAM re-applications for three years. Inflow-outflow measurements will be used to determine the seepage rates through each section of canal. Required PAM application rates will be determined by a simple soil test that has already been developed.
Additonal test sections (such as bottom-only geomembrane and bottom-only concrete) are also planned for the Highline Canal at the Denver Water location. The Highline Canal is located in a park-like setting, and any canal-lining must reduce seepage, while maintaining the canal's natural appearance.
Reclamation, 2002. Research Report R-02-03 "Canal-Lining Demonstration Project, Year 10 Final Report" < http://www.usbr.gov/pn/programs/wat/pdf/finalcanal/front.pdf>.
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Washington Nationals outfielder Bryce Harper will begin his rehab assignment Monday with the Single-A Potomac Nationals as he inches closer to a return from a thumb injury.
Harper has been out of action since late April when he underwent surgery for a torn ulnar collateral ligament in his left thumb. It was expected at the time that Harper, who began taking batting practice last week, would return around July 1.
The plan is for Harper to play in Potomac Monday and Tuesday before taking Wednesday off. The Nationals are on the road all week in Milwaukee and Chicago.
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Ellie Goulding, 24, won the Criticsâ Choice Brit Award this year.
Her debut album, Lights, soon followed and reached No. 1, while single Starry Eyed was a top ten hit. She has also written songs for
Diana Vickers and
Gabriella Cilmi.
Whatâs your new single Guns And Horses about?A relationship where the man doesnât know how to feel properly. Itâs a one-sided relationship. Itâs a sad situation when you really like someone and they donât like you back. It happens to me quite a lot.
Donât you have male groupies throwing themselves at you?No. There hasnât really been an opportunity for anyone to offer themselves. I donât have after-show parties so it wouldnât happen. I signed things for people after a gig once and there was one guy who seemed very enthusiastic but I just think he was a big fan. I wouldnât take it further with a fan anyway. It would be very silly.
Did you fancy any pop stars when you were younger?When I was very young I was obsessed with Craig David and saw him at the NEC in Birmingham. I was right at the back but I was convinced he looked right at me a couple of times. His first album Born To Do It was incredible and he has an amazing voice.
Anyone else?That guy Aaron Johnson from Kick-Ass and Nowhere Boy. Heâs the most beautiful thing on the planet but heâs engaged and having a baby. Never mind.
The Guns And Horses video is unusual. Are those supposed to be dancing zombies?Theyâre supposed to be devoid of feeling. Dead inside. When you donât know how to feel anything and have nothing left but movement.
Do you like zombie films?I like Shaun Of The Dead. My favourite film in the world is Amelie. Itâs so lovely. It makes me think everything will be fine.
Did you expect to be rammed down peoplesâ throats like Florence + The Machine were last year?She deserved what she got. Sheâs an incredible artist and sheâs out of this world live. Iâve been lucky. People are hearing about me but theyâre still very receptive. I get nice messages on Twitter saying: âI didnât want to listen to you because of the hype but now that I have I actually like you.â
What was writing for Diana Vickers like?Itâs a learning experience. It makes you realise how precious it is to be able to write for yourself. I spend time with whoever I work with to understand what they want to express. Itâs not about me and what I feel. I just help them out with the words. Iâm writing for Cheryl Cole soon, which will be cool.
Would you have entered The X Factor if you hadnât got a deal?No. I went out and played my songs on my guitar for a couple of years. I prefer to sing my own songs. I donât even watch it. The only thing I watch on TV is Gordon Ramsay. Itâs the combination of his personality, I find him really funny, and the cooking. I love it when he goes to a run-down country pub and turns it around.
Whatâs the worst gig youâve done?Iâve done loads of gigs in London for ten people. I got laryngitis in January when I played at a converted public toilet in Tunbridge Wells because it was so cold.
Whatâs the worst job youâve had?Cleaning the toilets in the pub in the village where I come from. I did that for about a year. It was horrible.
What are the perks of fame?Not having to get on the Tube any more. I get quite claustrophobic so itâs nice that the record company pay for taxis now. Not in a la-di-da way but just because Iâve got to go to so many places every day itâs more convenient.
When was the last time you watched a film that had subtitles?I watched Old Boy again a couple of weeks ago. I love martial arts. I used to do a lot of tae kwon do but I donât have time now.
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This chart from Statista adds context to the debate around net neutrality. It shows what happened when Netflix paid for direct access to Comcast. The speed took off.
Now, imagine this across the board for many other companies. They'll be stuck at a slower speed unless they're willing to pay for a speed boost. Those costs will end up being passed on to you by the companies paying for access to the high speed lane.


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Paper Pretties has released a couple more stamps but unfortunately I don't have them. You can see them HERE. They are called Sassy Circles and Flutter By.
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2.2gForce has been established to commercialise energy dampers developed by University of Canterbury researchers.
AuramerBio is a point-of-care diagnostics development company. Its novel technology allows us to accurately measure extremely low levels of biologically relevant molecules at the point-of-care.
Platform technology that can be used to design new treatments for cancer, infectious disease and allergy, with an initial focus centring on cancer immunotherapy. Technology from the Malaghan Institute for Medical Research and Victoria University of Wellington.
Lab-on-a-chip biosensor technology for interference-free wastewater monitoring to increase the resource and energy efficiency of large-scale industrial processes. Technology developed by Lincoln Agritech Ltd.
Novel electroplating nanotechnology chemistry to significantly improve surface coating performance, targeting the aerospace and consumer electronics industries.
EdPotential delivers software-as-a-service products based on advanced algorithms and data analysis capability, enabling schools to make more informed decisions, enhance teaching practice, saving teachers time and improving student outcomes.
Ferronova is an Adelaide-headquartered medical device company, bringing together patented magnetic probe technology from University of South Australia and magnetic nanoparticle technology from Victoria University of Wellington.
FluentIQ has developed some disruptive technology that enables an assessment of someone's English language communication abilities, in a real-world context.
HT Systems is a start-up company developing a range of innovative low force lift and transfer devices to radically improve the independence and mobility of frail patients.
Hi-Aspect is developing a range of new ingredients for the cosmetics and healthcare industries, based on its protein fibril technology.
Hot Lime Labs is developing CO2 capture technology for the commercial greenhouses to increase crop yields and transition to low carbon renewable energy sources.
Inhibit Coating's surface coatings display strong antimicrobial activity against E. coli, and also prevent the settlement of diatoms (microscopic algae). Preliminary antifouling tests show very good static resistance to biofouling in the New Zealand marine environment.
Invert Robotics provides non-destructive inspection services using mobile climbing robots. The proprietary robotic platform can be used for the inspection of mission and business critical assets in the dairy, food and beverage, aviation, petrochemical, and industrial chemical markets.
Koti Technologies is commercialising thin film ceramic coatings. Koti's breakthrough high performance photocatalysts are applicable to a number of market applications, from air and water purification to antimicrobial coatings and water splitting for hydrogen generation.
Colour x-ray CT imaging. This technology was developed at the University of Canterbury and CERN.
Building Information Modelling is a new way of approaching the design and documentation of building projects. Computer aided design (CAD) models that hold product information.
Objective Acuity is a digital health company that is developing a patented system to objectively, accurately and quickly test visual acuity and other health issues, licensed from The University of Auckland, New Zealand.
Orbis Diagnostics is developing in-line milking measurement for protein, fat, somatic cell and progesterone.
Reliable, calibration-free gas detection using laser spectroscopy. This technology was developed at the University of Otago.
Silventum is a company that will commercialise novel nanochemistry technology developed at the University of Otago which confers dental filling materials with resistance to bacterial infection.
Tiro Medical is a company in the medical device sector, currently focusing to commercialize two main technologies, one is a breast cancer screening system and the other is a decision support tool for use in Intensive Care Units (ICU's). The basis of both these technologies originates from research at the University of Canterbury's biomedical engineering department.
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Nov 12, 2019 | Rolls-Royce and Sunseeker sign frame agreement for MTU engines
Rolls-Royce and British luxury yacht manufacturer Sunseeker International have signed a new frame agreement for the supply of MTU yacht engines.
Nov 11, 2019 | Rolls-Royce enters partnership with 2G Energy in gas-powered generators sets
On 8 November 2019, the Power Systems business unit of technology group Rolls-Royce sealed a contract of cooperation with 2G Energy, specialist in gas-powered generator sets and CHP modules based in...
Nov 08, 2019 | Claas champions MTU engines
Claas, a global leader in agricultural machinery, and MTU, the product and solution brand of the Rolls-Royce group, have been working closely together for more than two decades.
Nov 07, 2019 | Rolls-Royce showcases on-site, low-emission MTU microgrid solutions for agriculture
Rolls-Royce offers with its MTU microgrids the company's first eco-friendly and on-site power generation solution suitable for agricultural applications.
Nov 06, 2019 | Agritechnica 2019: Rolls-Royce focuses on low-emission drive systems and improved service
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Oct 24, 2019 | Rolls-Royce with new Yacht Competence Center in Italy
Rolls-Royce has opened its new Yacht Competence Center (YCC) and Yacht Customer Care Center (Y-CCC) in La Spezia, on Italy's northern riviera.
Oct 17, 2019 | Agritechnica: Rolls-Royce to show sustainable microgrid solutions and drive systems for agricultural applications
Rolls-Royce is to present low-emission drive and power solutions under its core brand MTU for the agricultural sector at the world's leading agriculture machinery trade fair, Agritechnica, in Hanover,...
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Husband and Wife Championship
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When news broke about Kristin Cavallari's split from Emerald Duv in order to launch a line of her own, we couldn't wait to see what she had in store. The style maven and jewelry veteran boasts an impressive record of partnerships, including a to-die-for shoe line with Chinese Laundry.
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Cavallari's solo jewelry line, Uncommon James, launched today—and we absolutely love what we see. The debut line features 15 glittering necklaces, earrings, rings and bracelets with a unique spin. Ear cuffs, fishbone pendants and S-curve bracelets are just some of the highlights. The best part? The line is super affordable, with all pieces ringing in at under $100.
The Hills star designed the line with a modern woman in mind. She defines the Uncommon James girl as "your modern on-the-go woman, sophisticated and timeless." The line was built around the idea of providing easy, versatile jewelry without the uncomfortably high price tag. Per her inspiration, the line is perfect for anyone looking for the perfect piece to throw on at anytime. Whether that's driving the kids to school, grabbing drinks with friends or dressing up for a hot date night, there's something (read: all things) in this line for you.
At the end of her launch announcement, Cavallari thanks her fans, noting that "Uncommon James is for you guys. I will always be indebted to you for allowing me this opportunity and being on this incredible journey with me."
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