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ANAHEIM -- Scoring 40 goals this season was something Corey Perry didn't foresee entering the 2010-11 season. Scoring 50 goals was nowhere near his radar.
Now imagine what the Ducks' high-scoring winger thought of the possibility of being named the NHL's most valuable player some six months ago. It became a reality Thursday when he named as one of the three finalists for the Hart Trophy.
"I can say that no, it wasn't," Perry said, talking about whether being nominated was ever on his mind. "It's something that you don't really think about. You don't plan on it. At the end of the day, it's happened and it's exciting. It's a new chapter."
Perry, 25, is a first-time finalist after winning his first Maurice Richard Trophy by leading the league with 50 goals while also finishing third in scoring with 98 points -- totals that far exceeded his previous career bests of 32 goals and 76 points.
The other two finalists are no surprise. Vancouver's Daniel Sedin and Tampa Bay's Martin St. Louis finished one-two above Perry in the scoring race as both also led their teams to the postseason.
But Perry acknowledged that he wasn't caught off guard by his nomination as he and Sedin are largely considered the favorites for the NHL's most prestigious individual honor.
"It's been talked about for a while now," Perry said. "Whenever you hear your name as a finalist officially, it sinks in that much more."
Ducks GM Bob Murray stated his case for the winger that was the team's unquestioned best player this season.
"He deserves to win the award," Murray said. "He had a terrific season. Scoring 50 goals with many of them in critical situations. Killing penalties. He did it all."
Perry was leaned on heavily as he averaged 22 minutes, 18 seconds of ice time, ranking second about forwards across the league. He also scored 21 of his 50 goals in the third period as he played alongside Ryan Getzlaf and Bobby Ryan on arguably the NHL's best line.
The 6-foot-3, 212-pound forward added another dangerous element to his game as he scored a club-record four shorthanded goals.
"I've got to give a lot of praise to my teammates and my linemates," Perry said. "The coaching staff helped me definitely. They put me in different roles this year where I could succeed. It was a lot of fun to be a part of."
No Ducks player has ever won the Hart. Perry joins Teemu Selanne and Paul Kariya as those in franchise history who have ever selected as a finalist. Both eventually lost out to goalie Dominik Hasek, who won in 1997 and 1998.
If Perry wins, he would be the first Southern California-based player to capture the Hart since Wayne Gretzky did for the Kings in 1988-89.
"To be in that category in that group of guys is pretty tremendous," Perry said. "You've got the best player ever and then you've go the best goal scorer probably ever in Teemu ... to be in that category says a lot."
While he admitted how much he'd like to hear his name called on June 22 at the NHL awards show in Las Vegas, Perry was quite the diplomat when asked who would cast his vote for if he had one.
"I don't know," he said. "All three of us had different seasons and had fun seasons. They all had great seasons too. You look at Marty and what he did with Tampa and where he brought them and then you look at Sedin [and] what he did in Vancouver taking them to the top and being consistent all year.
"It's all not in my hands, that's for sure. I can't make that vote."
It has been an eventful day for the winger as he said he's received numerous text messages and telephone calls from family and friends. Perry also said he knows that the expectations will rise for him after his star turn in 2010-11, adding "that's what Randy told me too" in reference to Ducks coach Randy Carlyle.
But while he made a concerted effort toward putting pucks in the net and staying out of the penalty box, Perry still racked up 104 penalty minutes and said he stil plans to be a nuisance on the ice.
"I still want to be the agitator and get under people's skin," he said. "That's my game. I can't change it."
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Make no mistake, I embrace the idea of the impending New Year like everyone else – with excitement and trepidation all at the same time. It's funny how one day on the calendar can make us feel so many different emotions.
Some of us may be sad to pull the last page off the 2012 calendar because just maybe it was a very good year. Others may be glad to boot 2012 into the history books with the hope that we can successfully dodge the upcoming fiscal cliff to the other side of bureaucratic mountain in Washington, D.C.
My brother, Matt, enjoys Jan. 1 as it not only marks the start of another 365 days on the calendar, but it is his birthday as well. Most people whose birthdays are so close to Christmas must feel slighted in the gift department as the funds are usually running thin and the credit cards are still cooling off from the previous month's purchases.
When my husband and I were first married we went out on New Year's Eve with other couples and danced the new year into being. The gals got all gussied up in fancy dresses and we made the guys wear those goofy party hats. That's when local hotels hosted extravagant parties with live – yes, live – bands. We usually picked the location based on the best package deal and music. It also was the era of disco. We thought we were so cool dancing to the Bee Gees hits.
At midnight, hugs and kisses were exchanged and then it was on to eating sauerkraut and pork which was meant to bring good luck in the new year. If we stayed at a hotel, there was no need for a designated driver, only some Alka-Seltzer in the morning.
I guess there are still such celebrations on Dec. 31, but we leave them for the younger set who manage to stay awake lon enough to see the lighted ball drop into New York City's Times Square. Sometimes we manage to stay awake but when your work day starts before sunrise, that's a tough event to witness unless you sneak in a nap during the afternoon.
Plenty of people I know despise New Year's Eve. It can be a sad time for people who find themselves alone or who just don't enjoy the party scene. There's nothing wrong with being alone, but lonely is a whole other ball game.
Tons of famous singers and songwriters have made fortunes on being lonely. Remember Elvis Presley's "Are You Lonesome Tonight" with that deep, sultry voice? How about Bobby Vinton's "Mr. Lonely"? It was a chart-stopper for the bobby soxers. And country music thrives on sad and lonely. Hank Williams' "I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry" actually made fans weep at concerts.
Whether 2013 brings more sad songs or reasons to celebrate, let's do it together. Americans know how to overcome just about anything because we stick together. We just need to get that message across to Congress. Happy New Year!
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WOW! Way cool!!! How tall is she now?
oh my goodness she is 4 ft 8 1/2 inches now. They measure her at least once a month out at Dupont Hospital while we are there…so I know she was 4 ft 7 inches on the 3rd.
She will be tall like her daddy, I think. I am five foot & nothing..she is practically my height!
Poor thing tho, her legs hurt & her back too!
I bet, I remember growing pains all to well. I'm 6 foot tall in my bare feet, lol
Her Dad is 6 even, and her one grandpa is 6ft 7inches… I am hoping she doesn't go quite as tall as granpa Keith! Zak is 5ft 8, but he is still growing too.
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Aouch for pain hope she as soon as possible gets pain free.
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Pretty pick!!!!! I don't remember growing pains, but I'm 5′ 8″ and I've finally stopped growing (which makes me happy)! I'm taller than all boys in my classes (even most of the ones that are older than me)!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Jamie Michelle Luner was born Thursday, May 12, 1971 to Stuart and Susan Luner in Palo Alto, California. She grew up with her brother David and her mom Susan in California. Before landing her roles on "Just the Ten of Us" as dizzy Cindy Lubbock, Jamie began her career in front of the cameras at the tender age of three doing TV commercials. When she was 15, she won the L.A. Shakespeare Festival in the category of monologues. While still working on, "Just the Ten of Us" Jamie was still in high school. She graduated from Beverly Hills High School in 1989. She took a break from acting and she attended culinary school and was a chef in Drai's, a French restaurant, after Just the Ten of Us was cancelled in 1991.
Then returned to TV in Moment of Truth: Why My Daughter? in 1993, then she had a few small parts in shows such as "Married with Children", Diagnosis Murder". Then she got her first break as Southern seductress Peyton Richards in "Savannah". After the prime time soap was cancelled, Jamie and her than boyfriend, John Braz, travel around the US in an Airstream motor home before she landed the role of Lexi in Melrose Place". After the Fox soap ended in 1999, so did her 4 year romance with her boyfriend. Then after Ally Walker left, Jamie joined the cast of "Profiler" as Rachel Burke.
Later on she was in ABCs short lived "10-8: Officers on Duty". Then in 2005 she had lead roles in Lifetime's, Blind Injustice, Stranger in My Bed and in 2006 The Suspect, The Perfect Marriage and a guest spot on. "The War at Home".
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- Played first bad-girl role, in 1993's "Confessions of a Sorority Girl" (Showtime).
- Met her boyfriend, John Braz, a personal trainer and independent film maker, in Santa Monica, where he was managing a coffee shop. They were together from 1995 to 1999, ending their 4 year romance shortly before she landed the role as Rachel Burke on NBC's Profiler.
- Attended the same school as Golden Girls star Betty White.
- Got her start on TV on Growing Pains and its 1988 spin-off Just the Ten of Us.
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The Leonard Cheshire Disability Young Voices Guyana group is urging parliamentarians to support and hasten the implementation of the Persons with Disability Act, as this group continues to be marginalised.
In a press release, the group recalled that on November 2, 2010, then president Bharrat Jagdeo assented to the bill bringing it into law. Saturday marked the third anniversary of the Act and to date minimal progress has been made in its implementation, particularly in the areas of employment of persons with disabilities; access to transportation and public buildings and access to information.
Ensuring persons with disabilities have access to services that would allow them to have decent livelihoods is not a priority on government's agenda and as such a small amount of resources has been put into realising the Act, the group said. Teshawn Rodney, president of its Linden chapter, urges government to "Implement the Act and support us to be independent and productive citizens of Guyana."
The Act was developed via the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities as its reference document and guided by the principles of the said Convention, the press release said.
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LOS ANGELES Judy Garland's ruby red slippers from "The Wizard of Oz" have found their way home.
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences said on Wednesday it had acquired one of the four known surviving pairs of the iconic shoes made for the 1939 movie, with the help of Leonardo DiCaprio and Steven Spielberg.
The shoes, regarded as one of the world's best-known film props, are believed to have been worn by Garland's character Dorothy when she clicked her heels three times to return to Kansas from the fantasy land of Oz near the end of the movie.
The slippers were previously due to be sold by Los Angeles auction house Profiles in History in December, with an estimated selling price of $2-$3 million. But auction house officials said they did not sell at that time.
The academy, which organizes the annual Oscar awards, said that DiCaprio and Spielberg had headed a group of "angel donors" to purchase the shoes for a museum planned by the academy.
Academy officials declined to say how much was paid. A pair of red test slippers for "The Wizard of Oz" from the Hollywood collection of actress Debbie Reynolds sold for $612,000 in May 2011.
"Leo's passionate leadership has helped us bring home this legendary piece of movie history," added academy chief executive officer Dawn Hudson. "It's a wonderful gift to the Academy museum project, and a perfect representation of the work we do year-round to preserve and share our film heritage."
DiCaprio, star of "Titanic" and "Inception", donated money from his own foundation. Other donors included Spielberg and former Warner Bros. and Yahoo! Chairman Terry Semel.
The shoes, marked #7 Judy Garland, are said to be the most pristine of the four pairs of slippers known to exist. One pair is in the Smithsonian Museum in Washington D.C., one is in private hands and another was stolen from the Judy Garland museum in Minnesota.
The academy and the Los Angeles County Museum of Arts announced plans in October to establish a museum to display movie-related treasures.
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It is, Erica thinks, a happy marriage, although perhaps she doesn't think about it much. It's there. Her husband is a stockbroker, she works in an art gallery, their daughter is in a private high school, they live in a high-rise and jog along the East River. In the morning there is "Swan Lake" on the FM radio, and the last sight at night is of the closing stock prices on the TV screen. Had she bargained for more?
One day, though, swiftly and cruelly, it all comes to an end: Her husband breaks down in phony tears on the street and confesses he's in love with another woman. A younger woman. And so her happy marriage is over. At home, consumed by anger, grief, and uncertainty, she studies her face in the mirror. It is a good face in its middle thirties, and right now it looks plain scared.
So end the first, crucial passages of Paul Mazursky's "An Unmarried Woman". They are crucial because we have to understand how completely Erica was a married woman if we're to join her on the journey back to being single again. It's a journey that Mazursky makes into one of the funniest, truest, sometimes most heartbreaking movies I've ever seen. And so much of what's best is because of Jill Clayburgh, whose performance is, quite simply, luminous.
We know that almost from the beginning. There's a moment of silence in the morning, right after Erica's husband and daughter have left the house. "Swan Lake" is playing. She's still in bed. She's just made love. She speaks from her imagination: "The ballet world was thrilled last night...." And then she slips out of bed and dances around the living room in her T-shirt and panties, because she's so happy, so alive ... and at that moment the movie's got us. We're in this thing with Erica to the end.
The going is sometimes pretty rough, especially when she's trying to make sense out of things after her husband (Michael Murphy) leaves her. She gets a lot of support and encouragement from her three best girl friends, and some of the movie's very best scenes take place when they meet for long lunches with lots of white wine, or lie around on long Sunday mornings paging through the Times and idly wondering why their lives don't seem to contain the style of a Bette Davis or a Katharine Hepburn. And then there are the scenes when she talks things over with her daughter (Lisa Lucas), who's one of those bright, precocious teenagers who uses understatement and cynicism to conceal how easily she can still be hurt.
After Erica gets over the period where she drinks too much and cries too much and screams at her daughter when she doesn't mean to, she goes to a woman psychiatrist, who explains that men are the problem, yes, but they are not quite yet the enemy. And so Erica, who hasn't slept with any man but her husband for seventeen years, finds herself having lunch in Chinese restaurants with boors who shout orders at waiters and try to kiss her in the back seat of a cab. There's also the self-styled stud (Cliff Gorman) who's been hanging around the art gallery, and she finally does go up to his place warily, gingerly, but she has to find a way sometime of beginning her life again.
And then one day a British artist is hanging a show at the gallery, and he asks her if she doesn't think one side of the painting is a little low, and she says she thinks the whole painting is too low, and he doesn't even seem to have noticed her as he says, "Let's discuss it over lunch." They fall in love. Oh, yes, gloriously, in that kind of love that involves not only great sex but walking down empty streets at dawn, and talking about each other's childhood. The painter is played by Alan Bates, who is cast, well and true, as a man who is perfectly right for her and perfectly wrong for her, both at the same time.
"An Unmarried Woman" plays true with all three of its major movements: The marriage, the being single, the falling in love. Mazursky's films have considered the grave and funny business of sex before (most memorably in "Bob and Carol and Ted and Alice" and "Blume in Love"). But he's never before been this successful at really dealing with the complexities and following them through. I wouldn't want to tell you too much about the movie's conclusion, but believe this much: It's honest and it's right, because Mazursky and Jill Clayburgh care too much about Erica to dismiss her with a conventional happy ending.
Clayburgh takes chances in this movie. She's out on an emotional limb. She's letting us see and experience things that many actresses simply couldn't reveal. Mazursky takes chances, too. He wants "An Unmarried Woman" to be true, for starters: We have to believe at every moment that life itself is being considered here. But the movie has to be funny, too. He won't settle for less than the truth and the humor, and the wonder of "An Unmarried Woman" is that he gets it. I've been reviewing movies for a long time now without ever feeling the need to use dumb lines like "You'll laugh you'll cry." But I did cry, and I did laugh.
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Underneath the umbrella of partnering with the business, automating the alerts, and trending on performance comes Application Performance Management. APM has many benefits when implemented with the right support structure and sponsorship. It is the key for managing action, going red to green, and trending on performance.
Gartner has defined five dimensions for managing application performance, and this article outlines how the Auto Club Group prioritizes each of these dimensions -- based on our experience over the last six years spent fine tuning different facets of the model to better support the business.
It is important to understand that the technologies within each dimension are typically deployed by different owners, and thus the priorities may be different with each stakeholder. I am suggesting from an overall APM perspective that there are certain areas of focus that will bear more fruit earlier on than others, as you work to cultivate the solution. These areas are referenced as "Primary" below, with the lower priority dimensions referenced as "Secondary".
So where do you start with APM? Consider the APM Conceptual Framework to help prioritize your next actions:
End User Experience – (Primary)
Real-time Application Monitoring, also referred to as Top Down monitoring, is the cornerstone that gives the EUE its tangible value. It has been our experience that Real User Monitoring (RUM) technology provides at least 80% of the APM value in terms of application visibility for the business, and helps lay the foundation for performance trending and predictive analysis.
This approach of Top Down monitoring has two components, Passive and Active. Passive monitoring is usually an agentless appliance and low risk to implement using network port mirroring. In general, this can be up and running providing details of the application performance in less than two days. When considering an agentless solution, a key feature to look for is the ability to support multiple protocol analytics (e.g. XML, SAP ABAP, SQL) since most companies have more than just web-based applications to support.
Active monitoring, on the other hand, consists of synthetic probes and web robots which help report on system availability and predefined business transactions. This is a good complement when used with passive monitoring that together will help provide visibility on application health during off peak hours when transaction volume is low.
Runtime Application Architecture (Secondary)
A minimal take away here would be to ensure that you have up/down monitoring in place for all nodes/servers within the environment. Also referred to as Bottom Up monitoring, this will become a critical component to build on when working on event correlation to help implement an overall runtime architecture solution.
Providing the transaction path snapshots will also help bring together the Top Down and Bottom Up monitoring. This will give you better service dependency mappings and an understanding on how the network topologies interact with the application architecture. Keep in mind though the runtime views are something you can focus on after you have built a solid application profile with the EUE, Business Transactions and Reporting/Analytics dimensions.
Business Transaction (Primary)
Using a subset of this dimension, we focus on the user defined transaction or the URL page definition that has some meaning to the Business community. There may be 200 to 300 unique pages definitions for any given application however; we will group them together into 8-12 high level business transaction categories. This helps begin the process of articulating meaningful SLAs to the business, and provides early warning trend reports on performance degradation before it becomes apparent to the majority of the user population.
Once your APM solution matures, you can then fine tune what each business transaction means as you implement other facets of the APM model. Keep it simple, start with broad categories and then refine them over time.
Deep Dive Component Monitoring (Secondary)
This will require an agent install and is generally targeted in the middleware space focusing on the Web, application, and messaging Servers. It should be able to give you the runtime view of the J2EE and .NET stacks, tying them back to the user defined business transactions. A robust solution will give you a clear path from the code execution standpoint (e.g. springs, struts, etc.), to the URL rendered, to the user request and where it came from.
Since this is closely related to the second dimension in the APM model, you will find that most products in this space will also provide application discovery dependency mapping (ADDM) as part of their broader solution.
Analytics/Reporting (Primary)
A good practice is to collect the raw data from the other tool sets that will allow you to answer a wide variety of performance questions as they arise. Most products will summarize or roll-up the detail data for reporting and archiving purposes and may fall short in answering long term trending questions. It is also beneficial to find a product that has an open data mining interface within the context of their own tool set. This will give others the flexibility to create their own reports and become somewhat of a "self-feeder" when it comes to answering questions on performance.
It is important to come to a common set of metrics that you will collect and report on for each application. Then standardize on a common view on how you will present the real-time performance data as well as the monthly SLA reports despite the diverse technologies and different platforms each application may be running on.
Your best bet is to use five minute averages for real-time performance alerting, and percentiles for overall application profiling and Service Level Management. In other words, to make it simple: Alert on the Averages and Profile the Percentiles.
Overall your APM strategy will tie into multiple ITIL related processes. I look at Application Performance Management and the Continual Service Improvement model being two sides of the same coin. They both tie together service design, service transition, and service operation which in turn helps raise the bar of operational excellence for IT.
ABOUT Larry Dragich
Larry Dragich has 22 years of IT experience, and has been in an IT leadership role at the Auto Club Group (ACG) for the past nine years. He serves as Director of Enterprise Application Services at the Auto Club Group with overall accountability to optimize the capability of the IT infrastructure to deliver a cost effective level of availability and performance. They rely on a heterogeneous solution with multiple product suites playing key roles in the Application Performance Management space in order to gain visibility to support essential business services and processes.
You can contact Larry on LinkedIn
For APM, Auto Club Group currently utilizes HP BSM (BPM and SiteScope) and Compuware Vantage/Gomez.
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Amordad Holdings S.L
based in Madrid, SPAIN
Amordad was founded with the intention to distribute cutting edge products and modern technology solutions for the world of construction. Amordad distributes the latest products related to Solar Energy and Wireless Security. Amordad designs, manufactures and distributes renewable energy solutions for any type of demand.
Purolite Corporation
Office in Barcelona, SPAIN
Purolite is more than a resin company. It`s a solutions company. Purolite has evolved over the past 31 years from a small domestic importer of ion exchange resins to the premier manufacturer and innovation leader in the world. As time and technology have changed, so has Purolite. In recognition of this evolution, our brand identity now reflects the company we have ...
Eijkelkamp Soil & Water
Distributor in SPAIN
As part of Royal Eijkelkamp, Eijkelkamp Soil & Water contributes to the following mission and vision. Mission: Royal Eijkelkamp is able to make a continuous contribution to a safe and healthy living environment thanks to more than 100 years' experience and expertise in soil and water research. Vision: Royal Eijkelkamp wants to become the world's preferred supplier of ...
Stevens Water Monitoring Systems, Inc.
Distributor in SPAIN
Stevens Water Monitoring Systems, Inc. is a manufacturer and marketer of integrated hydrological, meteorological and oceanographic monitoring instrumentation, accessories and information systems that help optimize water resource management and enhance forecasting. We start by fully understanding our customers' goals and requirements. Then we design a system (whether ...
based in SPAIN
The most advanced chemical-free technology in the world for treatment and sustainable water managementWe offer more than 15 years of experience in marketing water solutions. Counting today, with human and technological platform capable of solving any need you may have in the complete water cycle at any scale.Our customers are an asset of our company and therefore we ...
Pollet Water Group NV
Office in Terrassa, SPAIN
With over 30 years of experience in the industry, the Pollet Water Group has been supplying both component parts and complete systems to companies specialising in the field of water treatment throughout Europe, Africa and the Middle East. PWG has an extensive stock-holding and the experienced Sales Team can offer an accurate and reliable service from initial quotation ...
DELPHIN Water Systems GmbH & Co. KG
Office in Riudellots de la Selva(Girona), SPAIN
Delphin Water Systems GmbH & Co. KG is an international operating manufacturer of wastewater treatment plants. It was founded in 2005 by engineers specialized in wastewater technology. The aim was to design and produce small treatment plants which reduce time and effort for installation and fulfil the highest requirements of durability and environmental sustainability. ...
based in Madrid, SPAIN
aqualia offers all of the possible solutions for the management of the complete cycle of water whatever its end use may be: agricultural, industrial and domestic for a population of over 27,000,000 inhabitants.
Amiad Filtration Systems Ltd.
Distributor in SPAIN
Amiad Filtration Systems has more than 40 years` experience as an industry-leading supplier of automatic, self-cleaning filters, valves and accessories. Most of the world's largest membrane manufacturers have chosen Amiad as the pre-filtration solution of choice for their municipal and industrial water filtration and treatment systems. Among the applications where Amiad ...
Advasol solutions
based in Malaga, SPAIN
Specialist engineering and consultancy services, suppliers and contractors of Thermodynamic Systems, Solar and Air Source Heat Pumps for hot water production and Specialist Pool Solutions (LED Astel lighting, solar covers, heating, etc) serving the domestic, commercial and industrial sectors based in Spain serving clients on a global scale. Specialist Electrical Design ...
NIVUS GmbH
Distributor in SPAIN
The NIVUS group is one of the foremost developers, producers and suppliers of measurement equipment for water economy worldwide. The product range contains units for measuring flow, level, pressure, water quality, density and turbidity as well as units required for data acquisition, data transfer, data logging and data evaluation. A comprehensive process control system ...
ECOTEC (TEFSA group)
based in Manresa, SPAIN
ECOTEC, Ecología Técnica, S.A. founded in 1990, was created in response to the increasing demand for equipment and processes destined for the protection of the environment, and principally oriented to the treatment of liquid and gas contaminants generated in a large majority of industrial processes. Later, ECOTEC made an important expansion and complemented its ...
based in Cerla, SPAIN
In ATTSU Termica we do specialize in making industrial boilers (steam boilers, superheated water, hot water, biomass, thermal fluid boilers and other related equipment) that work with Natural Gas, diesel, heavy fuel oil, biomass, etc. Our wide range of models satisfies the needs of many industrial sectors and we have long experience trading worldwide. All ATTSU products ...
based in Langreo, SPAIN
Hidritec, technology and management of hydro resources was born in order to satisfy the emergent technological requirements. It includes a huge field of activity in the application of new technologies to treat the water. Our main activity is based on: purification of supplying water, treatment of the swimming pools water, purification of waste water, treatment of the ...
Flood Ark Ltd
Distributor in La linea ( Cadiz ), SPAIN
We manufacture and sell `Flood Protection`, the system has the British Kitemark and has also been tested by FEMA in America for severe weather. We fit to commercial and domestic properties. All of our products are tailor made to fit the building and we can fit to any size opening.We are in the process of looking for distributors globally, so if any company is interested, ...
Tech Universal (UK) Ltd
Office in Villena, SPAIN
We are a specialist process engineering company who are experts in the fields of water and waste water treatment.
Energy & Waste S.l
based in Terrassa-Barcelona, SPAIN
The Energy & Waste group develops its activity within the waste treatment and in the renewable energy sector. In both cases with applying technologies of its own development. Its work involves Research, Development and Innovation (R&DI) of new waste treatments. The company dedicated to the biogas cleaning and biogas upgrading for different uses (energy or biofuel) and ...
based in El Puig (Valencia), SPAIN
We are a leader in the domestic and international market in the Industrial Valve and products for Flow Control sectors; our continued expansion is forged on a business internationalisation strategy, deep expertise of our team and tight collaboration with leading top manufacturers worldwide.Our Company is a pioneer in the field of Valves and products for Flow Control in ...
Acciona Agua
based in Madrid, SPAIN
ACCIONA Agua concentrates on water treatment and reverse osmosis desalination, a technology in which it is the world leader. ACCIONA Agua is a leader in the water treatment sector with the ability to design, construct and operate drinking water treatment plants, residual purification plants, tertiary treatment plants for re-use and reverse-osmosis desalination plants. ...
based in Terrassa, SPAIN
ASSAINISSEMENT TECHNIQUE INTERNATIONAL, S.L. (ATI-IN, S.L.) is part of group of 4 small companies, works in design and construction of water treatment plants (both residual and drinking) for municipal and industrial sectors, equipments for water treatment plants, commercializes the MICROCAT products for a better optimization of the wastewater and sludges treatment and on ...


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Posted 2/28/2013 at 3:09 PM by Leigh-Taina
Gave this to my Grandmother who LOVES to decorate during Christmas. It fit perfect on her hallway table.
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Angel Figurine (Silver Harp)
Personalized Christmas Table Top Decoration
This is a table decoration, NOT AN ORNAMENT! A glittery silver angel sitting on the top shelf of your Christmas display is a traditional look. You can practically hear the music coming out of her glittery harp and the fleur de lis motif around her skirt is an unusual design that make your decorations distinctive in the neighborhood. This unique table toop decoration is handmade out of tin and is imported from Denmark, an angel adornment you won't find in stores or other online companies! Because the bottom is open, you can even use this beautiful shiny silver angel as a tree topper for your Christmas tree!
Material: Tin
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11/26/2015 - "I loved the glass ornament! Very cute and liked the personalization. It was an ornament for my granddaughter's first Christmas. Her Mom and Dad love it! Janis F."
11/20/2015 - "This is I think the 3rd or 4th year I've ordered from you and always happy with the selection, the promptness and the product itself... see you next year : )Stephanie W. "
11/29/2015 - "Bought family ornament with new grandchild in 2014 & everyone really loved it. Had a new grandchild in 2015 so needed another - it is so awesome!! Diane S."
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12/28/2015 - "Every ornament that I ordered both in the past and now is adorable and high quality. I would definitely continue ordering from OrnamentShop. Kathleen L."
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|April 30, 2013 08:55 AM EDT
|If you are interested in getting started with Java, or just object oriented programming, this is a great book to start with.
The book starts off with a high level overview of the Java platform and goes straight into an example of creating a hello world application. While creating the hello world application the authors take you on a tour of the NetBeans IDE.
It then covers the basics of 0bject-oriented programming and the Java programming language. The authors cover objects, classes, inheritance, interfaces, packages, variables, operators, expressions, statements, blocks, and control flow statements.
After the introduction chapter the chapters begin to go into detail about each of the topics that were introduced, and many more. I have listed the chapters below.
1. Getting Started
2. Object-Oriented Programming Concepts
3. Language Basics
4. Classes and Objects
5. Interfaces and Inheritance
6. Generics
7. Packages
8. Numbers and Strings
9. Exceptions
10. Basic I/O and NIO.2
11. Collections
12. Concurrency
13. Regular Expressions
14. The Platform Environment
15. Packaging Programs in JAR Files
16. Java Web Start
17. Applets
18. Doing More with Java Rich Internet Applications
19. Deployment in Depth
The coolest thing about this book is that it is available for free on Oracle's Java Tutorials web site. You can download the book by chapter in epub and mobi format, or the entire Java Tutorials web site. You can check out the entire book before you buy it. You also have the ability to search the book.
Personally, when I want to learn and not simply look something up, I need printed books. After spending 8-10 hours a day staring at a computer screen the last thing I want to do is read a book from a computer screen.
When you download the web site you get all the sample code that accompanies the chapters. The downloaded web site also includes trails and lessons are only available as web pages with the download or online. All the samples are available in .java and .class formats.
The book ends with an Appendix titled Preparing for Java Programming Language Certification. It contains outlines of the topics you need to know for three of the Oracle certification examinations, and points to the chapters you should read and study.
The author's writing style makes this book an easy cover to cover read, but it also makes a great reference.
All in all I highly recommend this book to those getting started with Java or anyone that wants to start learning what 0bject-oriented programming is all about.
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