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I've searched these forums, and the web and haven't come up with an exact match to the problem I'm having, much less a solution.
Windows 7 SP1 x64, Visual Studio 2010 targeting .Net 4
Testing Host:
Server 2008 R2 SP1 x64, .Net 4, .Net 2, ReportViewer 2010 redist, etc...
Production Host:
Server 2003 R2 SP2 x64, .Net 4, .Net 2, ReportViewer 2010 redist, etc...
This is a web-application, not a Forms application.
I have a report (local report) which makes use of a code 128 barcode. This report appears fine when previewed with any of the above environments. It also prints fine when the application is hosted by the develoment and testing environments, and accessed from the development environment. The problem is when it is deployed for production. The report still previews acceptably, but the barcode can't be read when the report is printed. Minute differences in bar spacing are detectable between a barcode printed from the development or testing environment and one which is printed by the application hosted in the production enviroment. Moving to Server 2008 R2 for production isn't really an option.
I would hazard a guess that a difference in the rendering between .Net 4 for Server 2003 R2 and .Net 4 for Server 2008 R2 is to blame.
Has anyone else run into this before? Could someone point me at a potential solution? This has dragged my project to a halt.
Thank you,
Dominic Hilsbos
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Reporting services used gdiplus.dll for image rendering. Different operating systems will have different versions of GDI. Make sure you have the latest GDR version of gdiplus.dll on the 2003 machine. I hope that solves your problem.
One other recommendation would be to try adjusting the image settings. Take a look at the device info settings used in rendering. http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms155373.aspx
Example how to use in RVC: http://weblogs.asp.net/rajbk/archive/2006/03/02/How-to-render-client-report-definition-files-_28002E00_rdlc_2900_-directly-to-the-Response-stream-without-preview.aspx
Brad Syputa, Microsoft Reporting Services This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties.
Thank you very much for your response, however, I'm using a local report (.rdlc file), in Report Viewer 2010, not SQL Server Reporting Services. The provided information appears to apply to SQL Server Reporting Services 2008, and Report Viewer 2008.
As to the GDI version; should I download and install update KB956391, as recommended here: http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/forums/en-US/sqlreportingservices/thread/b9746538-cd8f-4521-9ebe-01d6fec186c5/ ?
Thank you,
Dominic Hilsbos
Hi Dominic,
The information for the device info's is applicable to RDLC and any version of the product. You can still set the higher DPI for image rendering.
The KB above is for patching RS for a GDI issue. Take a look at this KB and patch and see if it will help.
Brad Syputa, Microsoft Reporting Services This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties.
I checked my server and files of the version (5.2.6001.22319) mentioned in the linked support document already exist (as well as higher versioned files: 5.2.6002.22507), so it appears that this patch is already installed.
Thank you for the suggestion though.
Do you have any other thoughts, or does anyone else have a thought?
Thank you,
Dominic Hilsbos


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The Lesson of HumanityPosted: February 27, 2012 Filed under: Symbolism Abounds | Tags: Humanity, Lessons from the Trumpet Vine, Paintings, Spirituality, symbolism Leave a comment
With my highest intention—I wish to share an excerpt from
Lessons from the Trumpet Vine
Written & Illustrated by Jeri L. Glatter
The Lesson of Humanity
When the last has arrived, all stand shoulder–to–shoulder, forming a circle. The four elders gently smile with approval and speak regally with pride. Look amongst you, they say, and see what you have accomplished! Together we form a circle, as we represent the bowl of humanity and life. Each of you has come, and each of you has brought a portion of the bowl we now create. How magnificent our bowl! Each and every one of you—from the smallest swaddled baby against her mother's chest to the strongest and wisest among you—and every grain of sand between are necessary. Each of you has come together with the rest to form the richest of clays, and from that our bowl has been created. Our bowl of humanity is strong, and from within we can hold the weak. We can bring forth the harvest, hold our life water, heal the sick, bury the tired, and live in harmony.
A voice is heard. What of the lost, and those who do not join us?
The elders quietly weep as they speak again. There are some who come to the village not to live, but to continue their dying. There are some who choose to ignore the call to the village. All have a purpose. There is no waste. At times, those who remain lost lay stones in their wake, demonstrating where not to travel, so that others may find some grace. Whenever you meet them, embrace them and greet them with compassion and love. At times, the weakest among us are those who bring forth the most powerful of gifts. We can easily be fooled into believing that only the strongest bring us our lessons. Yet our treatment of the weak is what brings about the best in us. Their weakness becomes our strength. Thank them.
From their chests, the four elders beam in awe and pride and continue speaking. We are so very proud of you, they say. Feel our pride. Take that gratification into your heart and celebrate! For this is our most important task—the bowl we create when we share the same village. All are welcome.


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The operating engineers union offers an apprenticeship program with classroom and on-the-job training, Bentley said. Payment for union members working in North Texas is about $21 an hour plus benefits, about a dollar more than a union ironworker or bricklayer, he said.
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What is the first thing that comes to your mind when you hear the following word?
That was a question I asked on my Facebook Page couple of days back. The people that follow my page belong to multiple demographics and since there is no right or wrong answer for this question the answers were many, ranging from Dhirubhai, Ambanis, Profits, Gujjus, Suits, Money, Cheat, Trade, Profit, Loss, etc, etc. Most of the answers were universal and could be understood by everyone but there were a couple of answers that I am sure baffled the rest of the people and made no sense whatsoever. The answers were Puri Jagannath & Mahesh Babu.
Now who the hell are Puri Jagannath and Mahesh Babu and what do they have to do with the word Business Man?
Ask any Telugu person worldwide or anyone living in Andhra Pradesh; he or she would instantly identify the names and chances are, before this weekend ends would have at least tried to watch the latest Telugu flick releasing today 'BUSINESS MAN' starring Mahesh Babu, directed by Puri Jagannath. I say "at least tried" because as per reports every single show of the film is sold out for next few days.
In the city of Hyderabad it has released in a maddening 110 cinema halls with one multiplex playing 34 shows of the same movie on day one and every single show is SOLD OUT, yes every single show. Yet, interestingly most of the rest of India is ignorant about the existence of a film called BUSINESS MAN as is evident from the comments on my page and otherwise too.
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This video highlights the role of Europe's weather satellites, 25 years after Meteosat -- the first European weather satellite -- was launched on 23 November 1977. Images from the series of six Meteosats have since become a daily feature of TV news and weather forecasting. It explains that better weather forecasts have gone hand-in-hand with advancements in computer technology and numerical modelling. EUMETSAT took over the Meteosat satellites in 1986. MSG is introduced as the next generation of weather satellites, being twice the size of its predecessor and 20 times as accurate. MSG-1 is shown lifting off from Kourou. Darmstadt's ESOC is then shown as it takes over operations of the satellte. The MetOp series of satellites is then introduced. The video gives an overview of the many ways weather data are used: forecasts, transport infrastructure, predicting paths of hurricanes and forest fires and rescue operations during and after floods.


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A Flight Instructor Rating is a challenging, yet fun course that takes your flying skills to the next level.
In some ways, a Flight Instructor Rating is like learning to fly all over again; empowering you with the skills and knowledge you need to impart the joy and discipline of flying onto others.Under the guidance of industry veteran John Douglas (Chief Flying Instructor, Instructor Training) and senior instructor Glenda Dyke, you will learn the skills to become a professional instructor from day one.
Intended for
Pilots who want to further their aviation careers and become a Flight Instructor for Private and Commercial Pilots.
Benefits and Outcomes
- Real-life scenarios
- Confidence in providing flight instruction
- Easy access to the training area
- Development of strong teaching and assessment skills
Qualification Structure
The course is completed on a full time basis across 6 weeks. The structure of the course covers four primary components: Principles and Methods of Instruction (PMI), Classroom Briefings, Instructor Flight Training and Instructor Flight Practice.
Ab-initio flight training is conducted in a Cessna 152, and navigation flight training is conducted in a Cessna 172.
Students will be assessed on their competency to deliver a flight briefing and carry out flight instruction in the air during a flight test at the conclusion of the course.
Upon the successful completion of the validation flight, the student will be awarded with a CASA Grade III Instructor Rating.
Applicants are required to hold a CASA Commercial Pilot Licence and a current CASA Class One Medical Certificate and either a current NVFR or CIR. Adequate performance in both spoken and written English (for non-residents of Australia IELTS Level 6) is essential, along with adequate performance in maths. They must also have completed either an approved Integrated CPL Part 142 course or have over 100 hours in command.
Course Details
This course is delivered directly through our partner, the Royal Aero Club of WA. Applications can be made directly to the Royal Aero Club of WA by downloading the Enrolment Form.
The Grade III Flight Instructor Rating Course is estimated at $18,640 ex AUD (as of July 2019). Payments for training are made in advance inline with projected flying training to be undertaken. There are ancillary costs (such as textbooks) that students will need to purchase prior to course commencement.
There are six intakes each year for the Grade III Flight Instructor Rating Course (January, March, May, July, September, November). A minimum of two students are required to run a course.


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Enjoy the soothing sounds of falling water with your own backyard waterfall, simply constructed in your open yard, garden or pond area. Waterfalls come in all sizes and varieties. Fiberglass kits Can be used for Small waterfall construction, but most people appreciate the natural beauty of stones and landscaping from a custom waterfall. If you have a low garden or pond area, keep your waterfall low, gentle slope for the best consistency of form and style for your relaxing waterfall garden.
Step 1
Plan before you dig. Consider how high a slope you want for your waterfall and
how big a pool you want. For a shallow pool that is 12 feet by 14 feet, think
of a maximum fall distance of only 18 to 24 inches. Dig out the space for the
lower pool. Cover the base of the pool with sand, pack it down and then place
small landscaping rocks over the sand to achieve an ocean floor look. Or install
rubber pond liner to keep the water cleaner and prevent erosion.
Step 2
Mound the dirt from the pool into a straight slope or sloping steps at the side
of your pool. Shape this into a small hill, sloping down toward the pool at
the angle you wish to have for your waterfall.
Step 3
Set up your cascade by placing rocks along the slope/steps. Use larger, heavier
rocks at the bottom and place them so they jut out over the pool edge to create
the fall for the water. Start stacking the rocks up from heavier to larger in
whatever design you like to create the waterfall ledge.
Step 4
Connect the pump hose to the pump and lace the hose up behind the stones before
you complete your stone cascade.
The hose should be long enough to reach the
top of the stone slope. Hide the hose among the rocks so it seems as natural
as possible.
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Place the pump in the lower pool so it won't touch the sides or bottom to allow
water to flow freely. Connect the power cord to the GFCI receptacle just to
test the pump for 30 to 60 seconds and make sure it's working properly.
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pump on and test the water flow. Maneuver any rocks to enhance the waterfall
effect to your satisfaction. At this point, if you want to additionally secure
your rocks to prevent them from moving or slipping, adhere them together with
black waterfall foam.
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Complete the pool edge landscape. Add plants, small bushes or other stones around
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Otherwise known as the 2013 HGTV Dream Home, 119 Halona Lane has national appeal—seeing as how HGTV received 77 million entries for their giveaway. Decorated by HGTV's renowned interior designers with local or locally inspired décor, this Platinum LEED certified home is a coastal retreat befitting the name—Dream Home. All of the amazing furnishings are included in the sale price of the home. This property's flexible 2,971-square-foot Camellia floor plan features three bedrooms, three full bathrooms, one powder room, and a four-car garage. Other elements of note are the fireplace, bamboo floors, loft space, deck, plunge pool, outdoor shower, and, as with all of the LEED-certified Indigo Park homes, energy-efficient appliances, hurricane-resistant windows, and low-maintenance building materials.
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Media Release: Tuesday 26th March, 2019
Scott snags a double Top 10 finish at Wakefield Park Raceway
Wakefield Park Raceway was home to round 2 of the 2019 ASBK Championship on the weekend, where Team GSR Kawasaki came away beaming, as they had grabbed themselves two top 10 finishes in both races. Wakefield Park's tight twisty lay out always puts on a show and that it did. There is no doubt that this year has a strong field of racers amongst the championship and the racing this weekend proved that. There was some exciting racing and it was hard to keep your eyes off the track.
"I am really wrapped with my weekend. I am starting to make great friends with my Kawasaki ZX10R and Pirelli tyres. To take double top 10 finishes over the weekend is a great achievement for myself and Team GSR Kawasaki. We are continuing to build our setting and my confidence is growing every round, which makes a big difference on track."
After Friday's Free Practice sessions Glenn was sitting a comfortable 12th while they found the perfect setting for qualifying and race day. ASBK's new Super Pole (SP) format creates an exciting, high pressure spectacle for viewers, where the top 9 from Saturday's Free Practice 4 go straight into SP2 and the remainder battle it out in SP1. The Top 3 riders in SP1 advance into SP2 creating a top 12 battle for pole position. Team GSR Kawasaki just missed out on Super Pole 2 and qualified 13th on the grid, despite this, Glenn still produced a personal best lap and the team were confident they could pull off a solid race result.
Sundays 20 lap races provided nothing but action. We saw a confident Glenn Scott, who took risks and made firm passes to gain positions. Unfortunately, race 2 was only a 13 lap race due to a red flag, if it was a full race Team GSR would've shown the Goulburn fans they meant business. Finishing 10th for race 1 and 9th for Race 2, really proved that Team GSR Kawasaki will be a tight competitor for the rounds to come.
"I have to thank the boys in my corner for working so hard all weekend to give me such a great bike for race day. For the first time in a while I was very confident on track and starting to show some aggression in my riding. We were bummed that race 2 was cut short by 7 laps, it would have been great to see what could have been. Although my races were strong, there is still some work to be done. There is no denying we need to improve our qualifying. Starting so far down the field does hurt our opening laps of a race. In saying that, you need to be aggressive when starting further down the grid and I was happy to find that aggression over the weekend. We hope to improve our results even further at The Bend in one month's time.""
"Thank you again to my sponsors for your ongoing support: Kawasaki Motors Australia / Easy Mix Concrete / Darby St Automotive / BJ Howes Metal Land / Commercial Kitchens Direct / K&R Hydraulics Workshop / Maverick Racing Development / Singo's Wholesale Meats / Gimoto / Fitmoto / Maxima Racing Oils / Mick Muldoon Motorcycles / Veolia / OZMC Leathers / Thinkwater Peats Ridge."
Glenn is now sitting 11th in the championship leading into round 3.
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2010 Aggie Awards page 8
Best Setting: Puzzle Agent
Who would have expected a game set in Minnesota to be so memorable? Scoggins, the sleepy setting of Telltale's Puzzle Agent, combines cartoonist Graham Annable's simple art style with the equally simple sensibilities of a remote northern American town blanketed in snow… and secrets. Soon after FBI special agent Nelson Tethers arrives by snowmobile, it becomes clear that something is "off" in Scoggins. Local establishments such as Valda's Hotel and the Moose Ear Diner appear to be warm and hospitable, but when Agent Tethers tries to get down to business, the tight-lipped citizens give him the cold shoulder. No one wants to talk about the accident at the imposing eraser factory on the outskirts of town. That's partly because the townsfolk are too obsessed with solving puzzles to give him their full attention. In another game this preoccupation may seem tacked on, but in a town as remote and eccentric as Scoggins, we're willing to believe it.
Though its cozy locales and Nordic-accented inhabitants sprinkle the town with character, Scoggins' stark outdoor locations are the ones we remember most. Vast landscapes with no footprints in the snow – yet someone has been here. An icy forest that yields a grisly surprise. Bright eyeballs shining from the shadows. (You see them, don't you?) Those shivers running down your spine aren't due to the weather. No, there's a mystery adrift in Scoggins, and it infuses this seemingly idyllic winter wonderland with an ice-cold edge. Who knew little guys in red pointed hats could be quite so terrifying? Puzzle Agent combines cute and creepy in a wintry rural landscape unlike any other, and for that reason it made the Aggie cut for this year's Best Setting.
Runners-Up: The Whispered World, Alchemia
Readers' Choice: The Whispered World
The world of Silentia is about to be destroyed unless young Sadwick can stop it, though he himself is fated to cause its ruin. And what a loss our readers have decided that would be, clearly impressed by The Whispered World's rich fantasy setting filled with rural caravans, lush forests, cliffside towns, and towers in the clouds. Of course, it doesn't hurt that it's all beautifully designed in stunning hand-drawn 2D artwork.
Runners-Up: Lost Horizon, Amnesia: The Dark Descent
Next up: Best Graphic Design... the envelope, please!Continued on the next page...
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Great Year for gaming and great pick by the staff and Readers.
But there was this one category… this one award that completly dazzles me. How can Heavy Rain NOT win Best Graphic Design?
Everyone in Adventure Gamers staff should go back and be amazed by that amazing visuals again, because still to this day they are at the op of the industry.
Surprised to see Heavy Rain win this. The story starts strong but falls to bits the closer you get to the end.
I have to say I'm VERY surprised that Sadwick was voted "best character." Even once you gave in and turned off his atrocious, unlistenable voice, he was still a mopey, insufferable whiner in a stupid hat…
I won't judge AG choice for best game because i haven't played Last Window, but i'm really happy to see that community loved The Whispered World. It may not the a perfect adventure, but it really tried and at most cases succeded to catch the spirit of those "golden days" being original along the way as well. Black Mirror 2 and The Lost Horizon deserved to win some of the category i think, but - every award needs to have it's "Scorcese"
And a big thank to AG editors who put this all together, now when you look at it, 2010. wasn't that bad at all. I also hope that in the future we'll get to see German releases much sooner in English localizations. I also hope to see more companies doing games and more adventure game publishers.
So happy to see all the love for The Whispered World; it's easily one of the best adventure games I've played since the LucasArts era.
A great list of deserving titles, and a nice send-off to Cing. I anticipated every release and was heartbroken to hear they were being shuttered.
And a big thank you to the staff and readers of AdventureGamers.com for doing my favorite genre proud. I love visiting this site.
It's great to see Cing getting the recognition they so rightly deserve. I bought The Last Window at launch but I still haven't played it in fear of it being the last Cing game I'll ever experience :-( Maybe now's the time to get over it and play this wonderful game.
Now, this is a twist at the very end! This is the first time I hear about the Cing game and the fate of the developer. Must be for a good cause that the AG staff decided to put the spotlight on them! Unfortunately, the PC world may never find out the merits of this game. So sad…
As for the readers' choice award… Interesting! The Whispered World is a very good game indeed, but does have some major flaws too. In my eyes S&M and Lost Horizon deliver a better overall package than it. My take - hype campaigns still work wonders for getting ahead. Alas!
An interesting Awards season with no easy picks amongst the contenders. Many thanks to the AG staff for making it all happen once again. Salute!
Now I really must play Last Window. I actually found it at my local electronics store, didn't even know there was a newer release from Cing than Again, but picked it up for 25£ and put it in my DS shelf, where it has been since (together with Again that's also unplayed)..
Also need to finish the Whispered World, Sam and Max season 3, Heavy Rain and force my bf into playing Amnesia while I watch, as there is no way I'm playing that one alone..
At least I should have a lot to look forward to!
Wow! The Whispered World! And I didn't even vote!
Most surprising: Sadwick. (After all the complaints about his voice).
My personal choice from the same game would have been 'The Rock Bros.'.
I totally love how they sound exactly like I had imagined them when I translated their parts.
Big thanks to the AG community and of course the team.
Cheers, Dan.
Yes it was a surprising choice for best adventure of 2010! But a fair one. And good for AG and good for Cing, despite them not being anymore.
So glad Amnesia took a handfull of prizes. Frictional Games deserve it so much.
I found Norman Jayden to be the most lovable character. Mixing virtual reality and drug addiction was a really nice idea)
Heavy Rain, champion of the people! It was a great game , the Origami Killer is amazing. My favorite characters were Gaius James Rover, Sadwick and the Origami Killer of course. I haven't played one game the staff picked besides Heavy Rain..hmmm time to get busy!
I see "Black Mirror 2" got runner-up in pretty much every category, AG staff AND readers!


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Doxycycline for a UTI (Urinary Tract Infection)
Doxycycline can be used to treat a number of different types of infections caused by bacteria, including a urinary tract infection (UTI). Doxycycline is part of a class of drugs called tetracyclines; it works by decreasing bacteria's ability to make protein, which bacteria need to live. This activity does not directly kill the bacteria, but it does inhibit their growth and multiplication, which gives the immune system a chance to fight the infection.
Doxycycline is approved for use in adults and children as young as 8 years old. Permanent discoloration and altered development of teeth has been reported in children younger than 8 years old who have used tetracyclines, such as doxycycline.
The recommended doxycycline dosage for most types of bacterial infections in adults is 100 mg to 200 mg per day for 7 to 14 days. In children ages 8 years old or older, your healthcare provider will prescribe a doxycycline dosage based on a weight chart, usually about 1 to 2 mg per pound of body weight per day. The dose is divided and taken for 7 to 14 days. Children should generally be limited to 200 mg or less of doxycycline per day.
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Radiotherapy represents an important element for long-term healing in the therapy concept for childhood. It offers an important chance when the limits of operative possibilities have been reached. Unfortunately, however, because of their not yet fully developed tissue, children are particularly prone to the occurrence of radiation-related side effects and also secondary tumours.
The recovery rates with this therapy are however very high. Consequently, besides the healing of the tumour, today the quality of life following tumour therapy is also an important goal of therapy. Particularly for infantile cancer, proton therapy is a highly promising instrument, as the physical properties of the protons enable a very restricted and well controlled effect. The normal tissue is largely unaffected, and the risk of negative effects due to the therapy and of secondary tumours is reduced. The treatment is usually well tolerated and allows the continuation of life's usual activities, such as school, sport and meeting friends.
At the WPE the therapy of children is a particular priority. At the present time, primarily brain tumours (and here in particular ependymomas, medulloblastomas, astrocytomas, cranio- pharingeomas and AT/RT), as well as sarcomatous tumours in the base of the skull, head and neck, spinal and pelvic regions (rhabdomyosarcomas, Ewing sarcomas, chordoms and chondrosarcomas) are treated. We have particular experience with the irradiation of the entire central nervous system, including the craniospinal axis.


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Project Di-Ji
Digitally informed integrated in the job (Di-Ji)
Short description
Di-Ji aims to raise awareness regarding barriers in the daily work routine and to educate the general public of the purpose of accessibility issues. The project would like to emphasize the benefits of an accessible product to software developers and providers of web services. The effectiveness of accessibility shall be increased and observed using a qualitative point of view. Especially access to information and communication technology is essential for everybody in the modern information society in particular in the work environment.
A full description of the project could be found on the Di-Ji-website
The project Di-Ji pursues the following goals:
Secure access to the professional environment
In particular job and training related digital offers as well as the daily professional life shall be accessible to all people independent of their diverse disabilities.
Remove digital barriers
All digital offers shall be freed from technical obstacles so that people with disabilities are not excluded.
Improve quality
The accessibility of digital offers must be checked regularly. A high standard of quality has to be secured sustainably.
Set up of a framework
A guide provides a better understanding of online contents. Target agreements and agreements on integration establish a level of commitment.
Raise public awareness
The social and economic advantages of digital offers which are accessible and set up according to the principles of Universal Design shall be made known to the general public.
Promote Universal Design
The development of digital services in the professional environment shall be supported according to the specifications of Universal Design.
Registration office for digital barriers
Inaccessible text documents, problematic web applications, software barriers or problems using information or service terminals?
Please report digital barriers to us! People affected by digital barriers can report them to the registration office by email, phone, telefax or via the internet.
Focus of FTB
- Managment of the project office
- Maintenance and further development of the project website
- Information and advisory service for providers of relevant job-related services which are supplied by information techniques
Project partners
- BAG Selbsthilfe
- Rehabilitationstechnologie Fakultät Rehabilitationswissenschaften der Technischen Universität Dortmund
- Sozialverband VdK Deutschland
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- Prof. Dr.-Ing. Christian Bühler (head of institute)
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Why catalogs thrive in a paperless age
As the Wall Street Journal reports today, catalogs -- 17 billion of which were mailed last year -- will likely be around forever, because people appreciate being able to hold and look closely at photos of products they may buy.
Here's the funny thing, though: the Direct Marketing Association has found that currently, only 1.3% of the catalogs that end up in Americans' mailboxes generate a sale. (I can't say I'm surprised -- trying to think of the last time someone I knew shopped via catalog takes me all the way back to fourth grade, when my mom would call in three Squall jacket orders to Lands' End for my brothers and me.)
If a single store or an e-commerce website displayed such dismal sales potential, you can bet any company would shut it down in a hurry. So why do retailers persist in putting pamphlets out?
Because as the catalog has lost its luster as a sales vehicle, it has gained some ground as a marketing tool -- one that has several advantages over Internet shopping.
First of all, catalogs are experiences, as mentioned above -- but beyond giving people a tactile browsing tool, they also give companies control over how each item is seen. Witness: this gray top from Anthropologie seems a lot more tempting in this catalog cover photo than it is on that colorless mannequin, right?
Then there's the edited nature of the book -- it's the clearheaded answer to the cluttered Internet-shopping space. You're not sitting down and pricing pairs of slim-cut, dark-rinse jeans against each other on the web arms of several different stores. You're consuming carefully selected clothing that doesn't have to compete with that of retailers positioned just a click away.
Catalogs also eliminate the company's need to compete with your actual shopping priorities, something they have to do on their own websites, which group goods by type -- tops, dresses, shoes. Rather than taking a no-nonsense route to whatever your closet is missing, you encounter outfits assembled head to toe for maximum dreaminess -- and maximum sales appeal. That's something website categories guard against.
Oh, and speaking of categories, guess what most websites have and most catalogs don't? A little section labeled 'Sale.'


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Despite a wet year with moderate heat units, our Cabernet Franc is still bursting with beautiful tannins, vanilla, and raspberry fruit. Well structured, it could enjoy another two years at rest but is a joy to drink today. Mid-palate hints at the vintage year. 100% estate fruit and aged 24 months in French and Hungarian mature oak barrels. Recommended alongside a rack of lamb, some local asparagus and a garlic mashed local potatoes the tannins in this wine will serve up a wonderful mouthfeel when combined with the fat of the lamb.
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President Bush is increasing pressure on the U.S. Congress to pass legislation that would give the economy a boost. In a speech to a major farm group, the Farm Journal Corporation Convention, Mr. Bush said the economy can recover if Congress acts quickly.
The President made his pitch for an economic stimulus package three times Wednesday in public and in private. He met early in the day with congressional leaders, telling them action on the economy is crucial.
Later, at an appearance with Spanish leader Jose Maria Aznar, Mr. Bush said he believes lawmakers can overcome their differences and produce good legislation. "There are differences," he said. "But the differences aren't that big."
He carried on that theme in an address to a farm convention in Washington. Mr. Bush called on Capitol Hill Democrats and Republicans to come together and produce a package he can sign. "We are facing tough times," he said. "But if we act quickly, I am confident we can grow our economy."
President Bush said the American people want results. He said they realize the September 11 terrorist attacks made the nation's economic problems even worse. Mr. Bush said, "Americans know their economy was targeted by terror. And they are asking us to fight back and we must.
The disagreement is not over whether to pass an economic stimulus package, but how best to reverse the current downturn. The House, with its slim Republican majority, has already passed a version heavy on tax cuts. But the Democrats that control the Senate are fighting for legislation that relies more on government spending.
Senate Majority Leader Tom Daschle told White House reporters there is still hope for compromise. Mr. Daschle said, "We recognize there are a lot of people out there who need help and we want to see if we can find a bipartisan way to provide it."
Meanwhile, the White House is saying it may take several years before the nation sees another federal budget surplus. Budget Director Mitch Daniels told the National Press Club in Washington that the budget may remain in deficit until the 2005 fiscal year. When asked about his prediction, White House spokesman Ari Fleischer said it's a good argument for passage of the president's economic stimulus plan.


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Deuerlein, Ed, ed. Wisconsin Cycling Volume 3 Number 10. Milwaukee: Wisconsin Cycling, Vol. 3, No. 10, Nov.-Dec. 1977. Staple-bound wraps, 21.5cm by 27.4cm, 24 pp. Very good with highlighting and mailing label (see below). The cover of this issue features Leroy "The Tyger" Johnson running, with bike shouldered, in a cyclo-cross race - a sport that predated mountain biking by several decades. This is a classic image of a classic 'cross rig; single chainring with guard, bar-end shifters, drilled plastic saddle, cantilever brakes… Tyger Johnson won the 1963, 1966 and 1967 National Cyclo-Cross Championships, as well as a host of regional events. This issue has Johnson's Illinois mailing label on the back cover, and faint highlighting on two pages that mention the Tyger. Distributed at the 1977 'cross championships, this issue includes a short history of the sport and course information. (eph)
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NEW YORK, NY – 3M has teamed up with WIRED for the ultimate tech shopping experience of the 2011 holiday season – the annual WIRED Store in New York City. The WIRED store will feature 3M Screen Protectors in-store and online, so shoppers can protect this year's hottest tech gear with a 3M Natural View or Privacy Screen Protector.
Whether visitors are buying a laptop, tablet or smartphone as a gift or upgrading their own gadgets, 3M Screen Protectors have the right solution to ensure screens stay scratch-free and personal information is kept safe throughout the holiday season and beyond. 3M's clear screen protection products are durable, scratch-resistant and feature innovative stay-clean edge technology, while its privacy protectors not only protect the screen but allow users to keep information private from nosy neighbors.
The 3M Natural View and Privacy Screen Protectors, as well as the newly-released 3M Gold Privacy Filters for Macbook Pro®, will be on display for testing and select Smartphone sizes will be available for purchase through a vending machine at the WIRED store:
– Natural View Screen Protectors for iPhone 4/4S and Universal Size ($12.00-16.00)
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The WIRED Store will be open from November 18 – December 24 in Times Square at 42nd Street and Broadway. The store is open noon – 7pm, Wednesdays through Sundays. Online shopping began November 14 athttp://www.wired.com/store.
For more information, go to 3Mscreenprotectors.com or Wired.com.
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Jerry Seib on Slowing Economic Growth
WSJ's Jerry Seib discusses the decline in U.S. economic growth as well an outlook for the 2014 Midterm Elections. (Photo: AP)
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I ... it's still just the economy's to ... was my reaction Elise to the latest economic report that came out on Thursday showing that the U S economy actually shrank slightly by about one percentage point ... in the first quarter twenty fourteen ... is very unusual economy should not be shrinking in Leicester in a recession or not technically in recession ... it should be growing at least a little bit even if slowly ... that's what happened in the first three months of this year ... now they're a lot of explanations for this the biggest one was a was an unusually cold ... first quarter of twenty fourteen the White House was a great pains to show that's the reason why the charts like this one ... showing is the third most unusually cold first-quarter Inn ... in forty years or fifty years ... up but it still didn't make people wonder is this recovery really taking hold isn't really working ... and I think in political terms is going to get back to that phrase may use the beginning it's just the economy stupid which was ... not going back to nineteen eighty two when Bill Clinton was first running for president people wanna know what's the selection going to be about ... well I think of at the end of the wall ... idea of the year we get to November I still think that this is an indication that people's worries about the economy are still going to be ... the most prevalent ... political worry that ... that that voters will have won the mines in the welcome to the polls in November ... the second tee up to doing economic narratives Republicans will be saying is Obama policies that are holding down the recovery from the deep recession of two thousandseven two thousandeight ... Democrats are going to say it's the fact that Republicans didn't cooperate more ... in helping stimulate the economy ... and by the way that which people are doing fine in this recovery is the middle class the working class ... that are still not recovering from the recession and Democratic policies will be better for them ... so that the big question hanging over twenty fourteen what's the midterm election going to be about Obamacare ... presents popularity rating then got C ... I think we now know or lease I believe we will find out the with increasing certain in the next few months ... it's still going to be first and foremost about the economy ...


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The Cybersyn Revolution
Five lessons from a socialist computing project in Salvador Allende's Chile.
Issue No. 17 | Spring 2015
Five lessons from a socialist computing project in Salvador Allende's Chile.
3-D printing in its current form could be a return to "small is beautiful" drudgery, but it has the potential to do much more.
With powerful class movements behind it, technology can promise emancipation from work, not more misery.
Far from stifling innovation, a socialist society would put technological progress at the service of ordinary people.
Education is not a design problem with a technical solution. It's a social and political project neoliberals want to innovate away.
As humanity pushes outward into space, how will the galaxy's wealth be shared?
New applications and mobile services for Palestinians are being called liberatory. But they're more a way for capitalists to profit from occupation.
Our challenge is to see in technology both today's instruments of employer control and the preconditions for a post-scarcity society.
Just as the automobile defined the twentieth century, the smartphone is reshaping how we live and work today.


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Dear Triathletes
Please find below the Commonwealth Games selection criteria and process. This is a DRAFT for your feedback, but we aim to finalise and issue to the Commonwealth Games Association by 1 January 2016 so if you have any comments please email firstname.lastname@example.com urgently.
JTC Comm Games Selection Policy 20151220
We do welcome comments on the 'qualifying races' and if you have any suggestions to add to the list please let us know. We would urge all Commonwealth hopefuls must enter the 'qualifying races' as soon as possible or risk not being able to participate on races that are critical to selection.
Qualifying Races
At least one of the following draft legal races:
- Rennes Triathlon
- Elite Blenheim Triathlon
- Elite Windsor Triathlon
- Elite London Triathlon
- Elite Garmin Barcelona Triathlon
- or representing Great Britain at any Elite ITU race (WTS, ITU Cup or Continental Cup)
We have a list of Commonwealth hopefuls and have notified that list to the Commonwealth Games Association. This is the last and final call for expressions of interest.
I have set-up a google-form for you to update your details.
If you want to find out more please look here
Kind regards, Tim
Tim HJ Rogers
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Jersey Triathlon Team Manager
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I am Brooke Owens, a Baltimore based Graphic Designer. I enjoy web design, hand-making awesome things, book covers, hand drawing & text layout. I play board games and like to make a lot of plans. If you enjoy my portfolio, please e-mail me to talk.
- Education:
- Bachelor's Degree
- 2012
- Mississippi State University
- Major: Art - Graphic Design
- Skills:
- InDesign, Illustrator, Photoshop, Web Design, CSS, HTML, WordPress, SiteCore, Hootsuite, Proficient in MAC OSX, and Windows
- Awards and Honors:
- 2012
- Mississippi State University
- Magna Cum Laude
- 2012
- Mississippi State University
- Inducted into Tau Sigma Delta for being in the top 20 percent of my class.
- Commitments:
- March 2015 - Present | AIGA Baltimore
- Social Media Maven | Baltimore, MD
- Explore the best practices of social media to further AIGA Baltimore's presence. Coordinate posting to a variety of services including Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and Instagram. Manage aggregation and scheduling of content. Maintain a consistent voice when interacting with the creative community.
- Employment:
- 2013 - Present | Sprue Design Studio
- Graphic Designer | Baltimore, MD
- Utilize HTML and CSS to create portfolio websites from scratch and e-commerce websites through Shopify's custom framework. Create identities and collateral material for small businesses.
- March 2013 - July 2015 | Laureate Education
- Junior Web Developer | Baltimore, MD
- Day to day operations includes updating and creating web content using Sitecore as a content management system. Other duties include designing and building websites utilizing various frameworks such as CodeIgniter and Wordpress, as well as hand coding themes to fit our needs. Responsibilities also include light user testing, ensuring that the websites are functional and responsive across several screen sizes, and designing print materials such as small ads, lanyard designs, financial report covers, maps, agendas and brochures.
- 2009 | Mississippi State University
- Information Assistant | Mississippi State, MS
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Coaching is a positive process of changing your life. It assists you through a process that enables you to recognise and overcome what prevents you achieving your full potential.
It will help you :-
- Create a clear vision of your future
- Clarify your goals
- Overcome barriers to change
- Recognise your strengths
- Learn about your yourself
- Develop an action plan
Coaching can explore all aspects of your life bringing real and lasting positive improvement to:-
- Your employment and income
- Your personal relationships
- Your health and lifestyle
- Your confidence and self esteem
- Your enjoyment and quality of life
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Mr. Pope is the founder and President of Pope & Associates, PC, a full service law firm specializing in immigration matters. Current practice includes deportation defense, appeals, bonds, family visas, all types of business visas, asylum and deferred actions.
Mr. Pope has been in practice since 1978. A graduate of the University of Illinois, with honors and The John Marshall Law School. Mr. Pope worked in the corporate world as counsel, until 1985.
In 1985, Mr. Pope founded Pope & Associates, working with banks and businesses doing workouts and turnarounds. From 1991 to 1995 he worked with the RummlerBrache consulting group, where he served as a senior consultant primarily working with the banking industry.
In 1995, Mr. Pope founded Pope Consulting, Inc., to work with banks and financial institutions on all manner of legal and operational projects.
Pope & Associates, PC became a full service immigration law firm in 2001 and Mr. Pope has served as its Managing Attorney since. From 2004 to 2006 Mr. Pope served as a founding partner in Stender and Pope, PC., an immigration law firm. In 2006, the firm reverted to Pope and Associates.
Pope & Associates works for its immigrant clients to obtain and protect their legal status in the United States. As a litigation firm, Pope & Associates handles over 1000 cases per year, in immigration court, with the Board of Immigration Appeals and at the Circuit Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, with very favorable results.
Additionally, Pope & Associates handles numerous family cases and all types of business based visa cases and administrative appeals, including investor visas, labor certifications and other business or professional visas.


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Are you looking for a unique dog breed?
Check out Uptown's Double Doodle puppies for sale! Double Doodles are a hybrid of three breeds: Labrador Retriever, Goldendoodle, and Labradoodle. This is not a typical hybrid, but it comes with a slew of benefits for the owners.
Firstly, Double Doodles are extremely intelligent, they are open and accepting to total strangers and loyal to family members. Secondly, Double Doodles' coat is lush and soft and has a low-shedding ability, which is perfect for owners who have allergies or can't spend too much time caring for their pet's coat.
Double Doodles were introduced in the 70s when hybrid breeds became extremely popular. The main goal was to create a breed that would be both friendly and easy to take care of. Three breeds were identified as the best parents for the new breed: the Labrador and Golden Retriever, who are extremely friendly, and the Standard Poodle, whose coat has outstanding water shedding qualities.
Even though the Double Doodle is a hybrid and isn't recognized by the purebreeders, his lineage includes some of the best pure breeds. For example, The Golden Retriever is recognized by the American Kennel Club (AKC) breed. Golden Retrievers are family friendly, active and extremely intelligent. The Labrador Retriever and the Standard Poodle are both on the AKC list of pure breeds.
The Labradoodle is currently work in progress at AKC. But it really should not stop you from getting one of the cute Labradoodle or Goldendoodle puppies for sale! They will be on the AKC list soon.
Double Doodle's diet is simple, yet you will need to impose some level of control. Both Labrador and Golden Retriever are famous food lovers and can sometimes eat too much. As for the quantity of food, stick to 2 – 2.5 cups of dry food each day, but adjust the portions according to the puppy's activity level and age.
Just like people, dogs should avoid eating too many carbohydrates, since the energy from carbohydrates doesn't last long. Not only the Double Doodle inherited the fun-loving nature of his parents, but he is also prone to same diseases.
Joint disease can be of real danger to Double Doodles, so make sure you give him glucosamine supplements. The connection to Poodles also makes him prone to digestive diseases so ensure he stays away from fatty meals and oily snacks.
Double Doodles are so intelligent that hardly any training is needed. They learn quickly and are loyal to their family members. They also do best in packs, so let them know who the leader of the family is. Treat them nicely, give them lots of encouragement and reward them with sweet treats — they will learn to behave as appropriate citizens in no time.
Double Doodles range from medium to large-sized dogs and their weight can reach 70 pounds.
Double Doodles are great for families. They are loving and caring. They also enjoy social activities. But while the highly social nature of Double Doodles makes them perfect for families with kids, this breed can't be used as a watchdog. Double Doodles accept strangers with ease, so don't expect them to protect your children.
The mix of genes allows hybrids to stay healthy and active for the most part of their lives, but you still need to be aware of possible health implications. Labradors and Golden Retrievers are particularly prone to hip dysplasia, while Poodles are known to have digestive problems. Another health issue that Poodles tend to suffer is cataracts.
Double Doodles live on average 12 to 15 years.
This is an active breed, that loves to run, play the fetch game and is always up for a social party. Go for long walks in the park, encourage playtime with kids and exercise together as much as possible.
Being a hybrid breed, Double Doodles are not recognized by the AKC. They are, however, recognized by the DRA – The Dog Registry of America.
Double Doodles are known for their gorgeous coat of creamy, golden and white color. There are also black Double Doodles, who inherited their coats from their Labrador retriever parent. The coat is easy to care for, even though it does require regular grooming and brushing. It's best to brush Double Doodles every week with occasional grooming sessions once a month.
Double Doodles have long furry ears that are hard to clean. Clean the ears every time you groom your dog and maintain the hair around the ears short and tidy to avoid ear infections.
Double Doodle puppies are adorable. They are smart and easy to train. Raised as pack dogs, Double Doodles need to know who the leader of the family is from the very young age. Watch their diet, provide enough room for exercise and physical activity and never leave them alone—their bone structure is fragile so they can easily get injured.
Double Doodles have been around for a while, but like all Doodle dogs, their popularity is growing by the day. Get yours today before all of your local breeders are totally booked solid!
If you are looking specifically for Labradoodle puppies for sale or Goldendoodle puppies for sale, look no further! Uptownpuppies is the best breeder in town.
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- Phone: 01604 770107
- Web Site: http://www.althorp.com
There is so much to enjoy at Althorp. Perhaps start your visit with a relaxing walk down a tree lined avenue to the house, enjoy the remodelled gardens and take the opportunity to reflect in the peaceful surroundings of the poignant Round Oval. Explore nineteen rooms in the house, including some of the Spencer Family's private apartments. Discover magnificent interiors and one of Europe's finest private collections of furniture, paintings and photographs, and ceramics - the result of one family's uninterrupted occupation for over 500 years. Be touched by the award winning exhibition, Diana: A Celebration. Reflect on the life and work of Diana, Princess of Wales. Picnic in glorious surroundings in the grounds or enjoy excellent food and drink at reasonable prices in Althorp's Café. Finally, browse through the carefully chosen mementoes in the Althorp Visitor Shop.
Further information
Opening Hours:
Please check at time of visit.
All tickets to Althorp include entry to the grounds, the current Spencer exhibition, Café and Gift Shop in the Stables and a guided tour of the State Rooms of the House. Adult ticket - £18.50; Concession ticket (OAP or Students) - £16; 5-16 year olds - £11; 0-4 year olds - free; Family ticket (2 Adults and 2 x 5-16 year olds) - £45.
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Our Blog went viral. Well, sort of. We had our 15 minute brush with fame. We saw firsthand the viral power of the Internet, in our little, tiny, microcosmic sort of way. I'll explain.
For several months, we saw a gradual uptick in hits. Going from 3 or 4 per post, to maybe 6 or 8, then 15 or 20, and then 30 or so. One day in February, I was shocked to see we'd gotten a whopping 59 hits. Wow. We'd been doubling every couple weeks for a couple months. Still, 59 is a pretty small number.
Until February 25th.
On that day, I published an unassuming little article about multitasking, after seeing an episode of PBS' Frontline. The article in question was written two or three weeks before the day it was actually posted. Never gave it a second thought. Truth be told, I often write articles several days, or even weeks, ahead of publication. (That way, I'm not struck dumb by Writer's Block on the day a post should be written. I try to build a little buffer.)
Until February 25th.
That morning, I came into work, checked the dashboard, and noticed a whopping 129 hits. Double-Wow. What gives, I wondered? A short while later, I got this lovely notification from the gods at WordPress.com (Who are these guys, anyway?), congratulating me on the fact that my post had been elevated to that day's WordPress home page. Kind of like making the front page of the paper, to use an ancient 20th century metaphor.
Then I started getting comments. And more comments. I checked the dashboard throughout the day. 129 hits eventually grew to one thousand, seven hundred sixty-five. Huh? Triple-Wow. By noon the next day (that is, at the moment I am writing this) we got another 763 hits, and something like 42 comments from readers all over the world. Not a one of whom I've ever met.
Funny, "only" 763 as of mid-day seems like such a downer now. I think our tail is fading. Will we ever be the same again? Truth be told, it's a humbling experience, in a giddy kind of way. Mostly, I just do this to let clients and prospective clients in on what's happening in tech and business that I find interesting. In the most oblique of fashions, it kind of supports our official business website — in a decidedly non-commercial sort of way.
Now, let's be honest: even 2,500 is not a lot of hits. Heck, there's a lady in Texas who blogs about shoes — shoes — and she gets 75,000 hits a day! Shoes. (OK, I'm not a woman, so forgive me for not 'getting' it about the shoes things.)
When I started this, I thought 50 hits would be a great day. How we'll ever top 2,500 is beyond me. Heck, why it even happened is beyond me. That's OK. Ignorance can keep you humble. We all need that. I need that.
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Investor TFG Investments
Posted: Hi Everyone, I am new to real estate investing, but not the investing game itself. My bio will tell you the particulars so I won't do that here. However, because... More of 30 years of investing I have made contacts there, and with the many real estate programs I have bought to #learn from. I am only interested in #cash flow# at this time, so that means #wholesaling as a priority, but a quick turn on something else will be looked at. Quick means a "back to back" transaction for a 24 hour turnaround. That is how long my "unlimited" funds are good for, 24 hours. My #investor buddies are smart, huh? I need a 60 - 70% ltv on all #deals I am very knowledgeable about a good investment deal. I do, however, need all the information, advise, criticism (I have very high self esteem) and help I can get on real estate transactions. The paperwork terrifies me since I am not used to that part of any investment. Well, I was advised to make a 'first post' so I did. Hope I didn't blow it before I got it started! Please let me know. Less


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Thunderclap headaches come with a sudden force that may literally knock a person over. This headache lives up to its name, grabbing attention like a clap of thunder. These headaches are uncommon and seem to come out of the blue and are medical emergencies. The pain of thunderclap headaches peaks within 60 seconds and can start fading away after an hour. However, some of these headaches can last for more than a week. Causes Some thunderclap headaches appear as a result of no physical reason. Whereas, in other cases they could be due to potentially life threatening conditions including: • A rupture of a blood vessel or blood clot in the brain • Bleeding between the membranes of the brain • Death of tissue or bleeding in the pituitary gland • A tear in the lining of an artery that supplies blood to the brain • Infection such as meningitis or encephalitis • A tumor in a part of the brain that blocks the flow of cerebrospinal fluid • Leakage of cerebrospinal fluid due to a tear of the covering around a nerve root in the spine Symptoms Thunderclap headaches are vivid. Symptoms include pain that: • Peaks within 60 seconds • Lasts for anywhere between an hour to 10 days • Strikes suddenly and severely and can be unbearable • Can occur anywhere in the head or neck region • Can be accompanied by vomiting or nausea Please seek medical attention if you experience a headache that comes suddenly and severely!


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Harry Papadopoulos
Gil Scott Heron
Street Level Photoworks
Sold Out
Limited Edition Photographic Inkjet Print
Harry began his photographic career in his home-town of Glasgow; standing outside the Apollo, flogging gig-goers newly-developed shots from the bands' Edinburgh shows the night before.
Harry's impulse to guerilla lensmanship swiftly drew him to London. Through 1979 to 1984, he was staff photographer for the music weekly 'Sounds', providing countless front covers. In August 2002, Harry suffered a brain aneurysm and subsequently returned to Glasgow in February 2006. Street Level Photoworks held the first retrospective of his work in 2012 titled, 'What Presence! The Rock Photography of Harry Papadopoulos'.
This print is signed by the Artist.
This photograph was part of his first career retrospective at SLP in 2012.


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The owners are happy to welcome you in their guest room. Manor house built in 1895 in the small peaceful village of St Frichoux, close to the majestic city of Carcassonne
5 Guest House - Bed & Breakfast
Liveable floor area : 3,300 Sq.ft.
- View : Panoramic, unobscured, not overlooked, mountain, Vineyards, village
- Children welcome
- Setting : Grape region, Rural
- Lake at 6mi.
- Culture
- Exposure : South
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The House offers five spacious guest rooms, parquet and refined Languedocian atmospheres, they all offer comfortable beds for a good night's sleep. High-speed internet access is available and offered in all of the rooms. Bathroom - toilet in each room. All rooms can be equipped with an extra baby bed. Duvet covers 100% Tencel offer unparalleled softness and comfort. Host table: Aperitif + entrance + dish + dessert + wine at will. Book at least 24 hours before (mentioning any allergy or food incompatibility problem).
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Close to Carcassonne which allows you to take advantage of all the centres of interest of the region, be they related to architecture Cathar, the way of Saint James, the Midi canal, the local gastronomy, etc... We are in Cathar country and a dozen castles and many abbeys are accessible. Carcassonne and its walls are only twenty minutes. Would you like to learn how to make a Saint Honore for example, Jean Claude, pastry for 35 years, organises training at home.
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Lodon AB is very proud to share a successful business case which made our customer, Team Sportia, achieve very rewarding results. It is an excellent example of how powerful the combination of a robust and sophisticated eCommerce platform, a well thought through strategy and high level technical knowledge can be. It is likely to deliver beyond expected business goals.
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Life Science
Life science brings together the scientific disciplines that study living things, including biology, botany, genetics, medical science, psychiatry and zoology. Together, these disciplines seek to understand how living things exist and interact. Science teachers are in high demand at all levels. Preparation in this program leads to a grades 9-12 teaching license, as well as an endorsement in general science (5-8). In this program, you will:
- Gain the knowledge and skills to have a positive impact on students in the K-12 classroom
- Become part of a supportive network of fellow students, alumni and faculty that will inspire and sustain you throughout your career
- Learn from expert faculty currently active in the K-12 classroom who are here to help you shape your path to your own classroom
What you can earn
- License
- Master of Arts (M.A.)
- Undergraduate major
Where you will learn
- On-campus (St. Thomas)
When to start
Enroll in Fall, Spring or Summer terms
|License & MA
License: 31+
For the License:
TEGR 510 Education's Place in Society
For the MA (add the following):
CIED 500 Principles of Educational Research
|9-12 Life Science Requirements
|5-8 General Science Requirements
|BIOL 101 General Biology
|BIOL 101 General Biology (or the sequence BIOL 207, 208, 209)
|BIOL 207 Genetics, Ecology, and Evolution
|CHEM 100 Chemistry in Our World (or CHEM 111)
|BIOL 208 Biological Communication and Energetics
|GEOL 111 Introductory Physical Geology
|BIOL 209 Biology of Sustainability
|PHYS 101 Physics for Liberal Arts
|CHEM 111 General Chemistry I
|PHYS 104 Astronomy
|CHEM 112 General Chemistry II
|CHEM 201 Organic Chemistry I
Plus:16 additional BIOL credits numberes 200 or above; chosen with advisor approval
- Candidates for this degree have:
- A Bachelor's Degree from a regionally accredited institution
- A cumulative minimum undergraduate G.P.A. of 3.0 (4.0 scale). If below 3.0, please reference our .
- Submit the following application materials:
- Application form
- Two positive letters of reference from non-related individuals
- Official transcripts for all undergraduate and graduate work (unless that work was completed at the University of St. Thomas)
- Submit transcripts to: Graduate Admissions, University of St. Thomas, Box 5, 1000 LaSalle Ave., Minneapolis, MN 55403
- Personal statement.
- Submit the supplementary materials:
- Official test score
- Each of our programs uses an assessment to assist in making admissions decisions. Specific requirements can be found here.
- If you have questions regarding this requirement, please email us directly at email@example.com.
- International Applicants:
- Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) required for any candidate whose primary language is not English.
- Transcript Review: All international transcripts must be reviewed by an accredited evaluation service to determine U.S. equivalency of the degree awarded and the institution awarding the degree. Applications will not be reviewed for admissions until the official review is submitted.
Ongoing Professional Development
Whether networking with leaders in the field of education reform, acquiring new tools to identify early warning signs of mental illness in your classroom, or simply catching up on the latest offerings in children's literature, annual events and conferences in the School of Education offer a variety of networking and professional development opportunities. Most events include a CEU component.
Mentored Clinical Practice
The dedicated faculty and staff in the Teacher Education program will work with you to ensure that your clinical practice experience (student teaching) will meet your needs and facilitate your growth, both personally and professionally. Throughout your time student teaching, regularly scheduled seminars with faculty and peers offer the opportunity to form a strong professional network as you prepare to enter the field.
Community Partnerships
The School of Education takes pride in engaging in innovative partnerships with a variety of organizations. Students in the School of Education will find many opportunities for professional growth as a result of working these organizations. Partnership examples include the Northwest Suburban Integration District, Center for Academics and Sports, FAIR School and the Collaborative Urban Educators program.