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You can add the following code to a Content Editor webpart or directly onto the page. After adding the CEWP, in the ribbon use Editing Tools > Format Text > Edit HTML source. <script src="http://code.jquery.com/jquery-1.6.1.min.js"></script> <script language="javascript" type="text/javascript"> function replaceURL() { $('#...
I've used harmon.ie in the past and found it to be better than sliced bread. Maybe even as good as peanut butter toast, but that may be pushing it.
According to Connect to Outlook – Tipps und Tricks (English version), it looks like you want something like this: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <Elements xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/sharepoint/"> <CustomAction Id="RemoveRibbonButton" Location="CommandUI.Ribbon" RegistrationType="List" ...
No it's not. The recommended approach is to setup email enabled document libraries for those SharePoint libraries, and just forward your email to the appropriate email address for the library where you want it stored. There is other software that will do this for you: http://harmon.ie/ or SharePoint Workspace.
Try using below: <script type="text/javascript"> _spBodyOnLoadFunctionNames.push("hideToolbarItem()"); function hideToolbarItem() { var doc = document.getElementsByTagName('ie:menuitem'); for (var i = 0; i < doc.length; i++) { itm = doc[i]; if (itm.id.match('OpenInExplorer')!=null) { ...
If the SharePoint groups are using AD Security groups, then you can simply send an email to that AD alias from Outlook directly. If you have individul users within a SharePoint group, you can navigate to the group via Site Settings, People and Groups. From there, tick the little box to select all users and select Actions, Email Users. This will open an ...
You need to have Use Client Integration Features permission enabled. By default this is enabled for everybody, but your SharePoint permissions were probably customized and this was disabled. To change this, contact you administrator and ask him to customize permission levels for your group(s).
I found the problem. The server was using a self-signed certificate on a local domain (company.local) When connecting over the internet to that machine the browser (and outlook) trys to verify if the certificate was revoked. This fails because the domain of the certificate is invalid for use of the internet. IE handles this correctly but Outlook doesn't (...
You should be able to create a custom alert template, and have that alert send the customized email to an email-enabled Document Library. I think the email will show up in that document library as .msg file.
You can also use a workflow to generate an HTML email. You can create any HTML markup you want and merge it with list/library data. Then you can send it to the user and or send it to an email enabled document library where it will store it as a msg file.
Short answer:yes overlay the calendars in the sharepoint view. The downside is that this is a temporary setting and will reset on refresh. Better might be to configure a group calendar. See this office article for details.
I found the easiest way to move/copy contacts over to a Sharepoint Contacts list. Navigate to the List in Sharepoint and click on "Connect to Outlook". Now you will have the contacts list show up in Outlook under your contacts tab. Find the folder in Public Folders where the contacts are stored and simply select all your contacts (ctrl+A), drag and drop ...
Try these steps: Go to Control Panel Open Mail Highlight your e-mail account and click on Change Click on More Settings Click on the Security Tab Uncheck "ENCRYPT DATA BETWEEN MICROSOFT OUTLOOK AND MICROSOFT EXCHANGE" Apply and OK. Try to log into Outlook 2010 again Hope this helps you solve the issue :)
You can use Group Policy to push this registry setting to all users in your environment.
You could create an item receiver that populates the title field with the Display Name value in the Person column. It wouldn't be the full experience of the Person field, but at least it would contain something meaningful.
What version of MS Office are you using? 2003 can support displaying a SharePoint calendar in Outlook, but the sync isn't two way. With 2007 items created within outlook will be added to the server at the next sync. Also, which calendar are the items being added to? When you setup the connection to the SharePoint calendar, it actually defines a second ...
You will need to set up the External Content Type to the correct Office Item Type, by default it is generic list but there are other options available. Appointment Contact Task Post There is a good blog here: http://www.chakkaradeep.com/post/SharePoint-2010-Business-Connectivity-Services-Walkthrough.aspx If you are using a third party tool to create ...
Have you enabled the site feature: Offline Synchronization for External Lists?
Also take a look SharePoint Outlook Integration. It provides email and attachment drag and drop to SharePoint; Meta data mapping and others.
Try using SharePoint Designer to edit the Entity you mapped to an announcement. In my experience SharePoint Designer reports more warnings than a BDC Model import.
The outlook meeting form is in a client application. The SharePoint calendar is in the web browser. There is no way to trigger the client form from the browser easily. If you still need to do this, you will probably need to: 1) write some sort of script to launch the outlook form (vbs) 2) install a protocol handler (eg outlook://) to execute the script ...
When using forms based auth, you normally have a session cookie. Your browser has one session, and your outlook has another session. They cannot both be logged in at the same time. Previously I have solved this by using TMG. It does the forms auth on the proxy, and it uses a persistent cookie that can be shared across applications. But you may be able to ...
I have never done that, but I might have a hint: If you click the "Connect to outlook" Button in a SharePoint calender, a pop up asks you if you want to allow the program to access MS Outlook. This pop up displays a link that is similar to the following: stssync://sts/?ver=1.1&type=calendar&cmd=add-folder&base-url=http%3A%2F%2Fmyservername&...
You don't create per item connections to Outlook, you make the connection at the list level. When the user navigates to the discussion board, do they have the Actions, Connect To Outlook option?
Nintex Workflow has an action in the Enterprise license that will create a meeting/appointment in a user's Exchange calendar. Look at the Exchange Server Integration section. Out of the box, it isn't going to be possible. If a third party tool isn't an option, then you'll need to construct your own workflow activity or code to do it. I have used Nintex ...
It not possible out of the box to copy emails to the list and have them stored in the .msg format (so you can them in Outlook) and also have the email attributes promoted to SharePoint Columns. There are a number of products in the market to assist, including OnePlaceMail where you can use the free express edition or the enterprise edition to save email to ...
Yes, you can definitely do it...Here are links for 2007 and 2010
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The feature, which Ford calls the Lane Keeping System, uses a camera mounted on the windshield in front of the rearview mirror; it helps record and detect lane markings. Once the car is traveling faster than 40 mph, the steering wheel will vibrate — simulating the feel of going over rumble strips — if you try to change lanes without using a turn signal. If the driver doesn't respond and continues to drift into another lane, the electric power-assisted steering will kick in and slowly steer the car back into its lane, Ford says. (Mercedes' system works in a similar way.) If the driver is actively trying to switch lanes without indicating, the slight tug of the Lane Keeping System can be easily overridden, Ford says.
The Lane Keeping System will debut on the 2013 Ford Fusion, which will be unveiled at the 2012 Detroit auto show in two weeks. The Ford Explorer will also get the safety system in 2012. Compared with its midsize sedan competition, this piece of safety technology is pretty sophisticated for the category. Ford will continue to roll out the system across the automaker's lineup during the next couple of years.
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Our sales tax will head to 8.75 percent, and 23,000 city workers will head home.
New York already has some of the highest sales tax in the United States at 8.37 percent. But Mayor Bloomberg wants to ramp up the city's revenue from sales by $900 million, and to do it he's going to raise the tax to 8.75 percent. In the executive budget to be released today we also learn that Hizzoner plans to cut 23,000 city jobs (including roughly 15,000 educators). Much-fought-over $400 property-tax rebates will go out the window, and certain massive city building projects will be delayed.
These drastic measures will plug the $4 billion budget gap the city is facing, but even Bloomberg says we'll need help from Albany and Washington to make it through this economic downturn. And the good news is, Albany is now starting to move to raise taxes, too, so they can help! Oh, wait.
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"Big Valley - well worth the detour!" Big Valley by Bwana_Brown
Big Valley Travel Guide: 7 reviews and 34 photos
In February, 2008 I was making my third return trip in three months to Regina, Saskatchewan from the Sylvan Lake area of Alberta after helping my youngest daughter and her husband with construction chores in their new house. This time I decided I needed a change of scenery, so I veered off main North-South Highway 21 onto the almost deserted secondary Highway 590 heading directly east through the small community of Big Valley. It really amazed me how much difference it made to simply get off onto a 'back-road' where you could slow down a bit and take the time to enjoy some new vistas! Well worth the change of course if you ever get the chance! About half way along this stretch of road between provincial Highways 21 and 56, I came across this great view of the Red Deer River valley as I made the abrupt descent into it. It was the start of a very enjoyable drive!
- Pros:A nice change to take in 'off-the-beaten-path' Alberta!
- Cons:Sorry, I just enjoyed it
- In a nutshell:There are lots of roads like this in Alberta, simply take a detour whenever the mood hits you!
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I like the Hoodoos!
After seeing this page I have come to the following conclusion: I need to take a detour every now & then. As always you provide VT with exquisite Canadian scenery.
Big Valley seems to be interesting from geologic point of view and very picturesque. Thanks colleague Glenn for sharing with your thinking about it.
Well, changes are in most cases good. It was definitely worth taking an alternative road for such amazing scenery! I liked the idea of steam-train.
Pretty spectacular country from my perspective! The "one lane bridge" story was great. The ice age information and the Baby Hoodoos were most interesting.
Those baby hoodoos look like something you'd see in the interior of Turkey not in Canada! Interesting page Glenn :-)
Beautiful country.
It seems that the ice age hasn't quite departed from Big Valley ;~)
Great idea to take that detour !
Well written :)
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BRICs and beyond: Russia's X5 struggles to deliver on strategic objectives
By Katy Askew | 22 August 2012
X5's pricing policy has seen it lose traffic to rivals
X5 Retail Group has had a turbulent year. Management changes and a significant strategic shift that has sidelined the importance of M&A to the group's expansion plans have combined with an intensely competitive market to leave Russia's largest retailer losing share to its peers. Katy Askew suggests the next 12 months will be telling for the company.
X5 Retail Group revealed its sales and margins are trailing its Russian retail peers when reported its first-half numbers yesterday (21 August).
The company said consolidated net sales increased by 9.7% in rouble terms, boosted by store openings and inflation, which averaged 3.85% during the six month period.
However, sales growth came in significantly lower than X5's peers, with O'Key reporting sales expansion of 26% in the first half, while Magnit's sales were up 33% in the first six months of the year.
X5's like-for-like sales dropped by 2.5% in the second quarter, its third consecutive quarter of like-for-like decline.
Like-for-like trends were hit by X5's pricing policy, management conceded during a conference call with analysts. Failure to maintain a competitive price positioning meant X5 lost traffic to rivals in major - and highly competitive - urban markets, such as St Petersburg and Moscow, management said.
"X5 is currently underperforming both in terms of revenue and in terms of EBITDA/net margins," Aton analyst Alexey Evstratenkov tells just-food.
The group's EBITDA profit margin declined to 7% in the second quarter, down from 7.1% in the comparable period of last year, while net profit margin slid to 1.7%, down from 1.8% last year.
X5 management said margins were hit by higher logistical costs in the second quarter associated with its opening of a new distribution centre and the transfer to a direct import model. However, management insisted during the conference call held after the release of its results, these initiatives would have long-term benefits that will ultimately boost margins and help set it apart from rivals.
According to Evstratenkov, X5's weak performance during the first half means - unless there is a sudden and drastic improvement in performance - the company could be forced to downgrade its outlook for the full year.
"Management is planning 15% year-on-year growth on the top line for fiscal 2012. However, so far this year they are pretty far from their target and might revise it downward in the second half of the year," Evstratenkov warns.
X5's performance has been hit by a number of factors, including a management shake-up that has seen the retailer replace almost all of its top executive team.
In a bid to foster the long-term development of its various formats, the retailer announced a number of high-level appointments designed to drive growth and expand the group's talent pool. These included the recruitment of Rewe executive Jan Fuchs to head up its hypermarket arm, while Frank Michael Mros - formerly the head of Lidl's operations in Germany and the UK - took on responsibility for the company's discount business. Meanwhile, former Tesco and Casino executive Paul Martins was appointed commercial director.
However, hot on the heels of these appointments came the shock announcement in July that X5 CEO Andrei Gusev would stand down. Stephan DuCharme, an independent member of the X5's supervisory board, has taken on the role of CEO on a temporary basis while the company conducts a search for a replacement.
The succession of high-level appointments and disruption caused by Gusev's exit could have played a role in X5's lacklustre results, Natalya Kolupaeva, senior analyst at Raiffeisenbank tells just-food.
"The operational underperformance versus its rivals can also be explained by the massive management reshuffle over the past year, which triggered changes to internal business processes," she suggests.
However, according to Kolupaeva, various X5 initiatives - such as its investment in the establishment of direct imports, its logistical overhaul and its new pricing strategy - could see the firm improving its sales and profitability in the coming year.
"The new management team needs time to deliver on its objectives, and only one year has elapsed since the operational transformation. Next year, the company is expected to demonstrate the results of the measures taken this year, including the greater focus on logistics development, revised marketing and assortment policy and the launch of direct imports," she says.
The company has also made a significant strategic shift that will see its growth move away from the reliance on acquisitions that has marked X5's path to becoming Russia's largest retailer by sales. Instead, X5 indicated it will focus on organic growth and new store openings.
Through new stores, X5 plans to continue to diversify, expanding its presence as a multi-format retailer in burgeoning categories such as convenience and online. X5 revealed it plans to open 100 outlets in its convenience format this year.
With this new strategic direction in place and a "full understanding" of the trials ahead, Kolupaeva says the coming year is one not only of challenges but also of opportunities for X5.
However, should the newly established management team - which is currently minus a permanent CEO - fail to deliver in the coming months, X5 could risk losing its position as kingpin of the Russian retail scene.
"If the company loses out in the competitive race for market share expansion next year, it will be hard to turnaround the story because the market is changing rapidly, and its competitors are developing more ambitious expansion plans," Kolupaeva warns.
In this context, it is clear that when X5 does appoint a new CEO the person that takes the helm will need to hit the ground running.
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Hi all,
Not quite sure how to explain this one as I am SUPER new to using WP. I got my little food blog up and running within a week and a half and now that I am able to take awesome pictures of my food, I want to be able to fix some of the site backend.
When you hover over a menu item under Recipes, like "Appetizers" I want to be able to not only display the submenu items in the dropdown function but have the whole list either in an index type method or displayed right away without having to select an actual submenu. Is this possible?
Here's what I mean
It's completely empty.
Here's an example of what I'm trying to do:
Any ideas? Mind you, I'm completely new to this, very little to no CSS knowledge. I really don't know about customizing my site yet and it's very frustrating! I just want to cook! :)
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In People v
, __ Mich App __ (#300641, 9/18/2012) the defendant was arrested after police officers discovered marijuana plants and plant material in his home in June 2009. The prosecutor charged him with manufacturing marijuana, see MCL 333.7401(1) and (2)(d)(iii), and the district court bound Anderson over for trial in March 2010. Anderson at 41. In April 2010, Id. moved for dismissal of the charge under � 8 of the Medical Marijuana Act. Anderson at 41-42.<>> Id.On remand from the Supreme Court, the Court of Appeals further remanded the case to the trial court for an evidentiary hearing under People v Kolanek, 491 Mich 382 (2012). As set forth in Kolanek, the trial court�s role at the evidentiary hearing is limited: it must determine whether the defendant has presented sufficient evidence from which a reasonable jury could conclude that the defendant established the elements of his or her � 8 defense and then determine, given the evidence presented at the hearing, if there is a material factual dispute concerning one or more of those elements. at 411-413. The trial court may not weigh the evidence, assess credibility, or resolve factual disputes at the hearing. Id. at 411 (�Questions of fact are the province of the jury, while questions of law are reserved to the courts.�). Rather, the trial court must determine�as a matter of law�if the defendant established his or her right to have the charges dismissed under � 8, or if there are material factual disputes that must be resolved by a jury. Id. at 411-413.<>> Id.


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The company I work for has roughly 45-55 simultaneous users (local and remote/VPN) logged in at a given time. We currently subscribe to an ADSL connection but we have been experiencing slower upload/download speeds as our number of users increase. So, I have a few questions with regards to upgrading our connection to a t1 line.
I am aware that the number of channels on a t1 line are much greater then that of our current ADSL connection, but I have heard that the number of active users on a t1 line should be no greater than ~30 for optimal performance. I would think this statement is dependent on what each user was using the connection for and could change depending on this variable. That being said, I have tried to break down how the line would be used in our organization based on our major departments:
Sales (~60% of total users) - Everyday surfing, email, research, occasional streaming media
Marketing (~15% of total users) - Heavy reliance on uploading/downloading, streaming media, file sharing
Other (~25% of total users) - email, rare use of any connection intensive activities.
I have considered keeping the ADSL for our local users and dedicating the t1 to our remote users (or vice versa) but the cost is significantly higher then what we had hoped for.
All factors being equal (# of users, frequency of downloads/uploads from our current activities) Would you suspect a significant performance increase in making the transition to a t1 line from our current ADSL line?
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Introducing the Humble Deep Silver Bundle!Written by: / / No Comments
Is there no limit to the goodness that is Humble Bundle? This time around, Humble Bundle is bringing us great value goodness in the form of the Humble Deep Silver Bundle, complete with six fantastic games, DLC and soundtracks!
Some of us are probably still recovering from the first major publisher Humble Bundle from THQ but there's no time to waste – Deep Silver has joined in on the pay-what-you-want-while-supporting-charity initiative and there's only a limited time (two weeks) before this special deal vanishes into the aether forever!
Featured in the Humble Deep Silver Bundle (for whatever price you want to pay, although $1.00 is required to secure the Steam keys and since this is a Windows-only bundle, it is kind of necessary to get the Steam keys, you know?) are Saints Row: The Third, Saints Row 2, Risen 2: Dark Waters and Sacred 2: Gold Edition. If you beat the average (just shy of $5 although I honestly don't know how they figure out what the average is or should be since it never seems to change) then you also get Dead Island: Game of the Year Edition and Saints Row: The Third – The Full Package. But wait! It doesn't stop there! If you chuck in $25 or more, you'll also get Dead Island: Riptide! That's a whopping value of over $190 for everything – and you can get most of it for a mere $1 (not that we encourage such thriftiness but in today's climate, something is better than nothing, right?).
The charities supported in this endeavour (if you choose to support them) will be American Red Cross and/or Child's Play Charity. Child's Play charity focuses on donating toys, books and games to hospitals worldwide to improve the lives of sick children while the American Red Cross is a humanitarian organisation that provides emergency assistance, disaster relief and education inside the United States.
Humble Bundle continues to spawn amazing deals for gamers while also supporting the humble indie developers that need a dollar for beer. To date, the Humble Bundle initiative has raised more than $33.2 million and spawned smaller bundle deals from Indie Gala and Indie Royale (amongst others). Consider that every one of us has enough money to afford a luxury gaming platform and the internet, we gamers certainly have a lot to be thankful for and since we often throw so much of our cash away into games we'll never get around to playing, how about buying with a conscience this time around and giving support where it's really needed – if you're going to backlog some games then why not backlog some games in the knowledge that the Red Cross and Child's Play are going to benefit from your spend?
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March 7, 2013
WASHINGTON - Hoya Notes -
From The Desk of Kevin Kelly
Dear family, friends and fans,
Last week, we held our annual Super Star Olympics, the culmination of our winter training program. The Super Star Olympics is a fun, competitive event and a reward to our guys after a hard winter of early morning workouts. This year, our work in the weight room has probably been the best since I've been at Georgetown. Coach Carl Johnson and the sports performance staff did a terrific job helping our student-athletes reach their goals of getting bigger, faster and stronger, while Dustin Wharton, Daniel Sprotte and Jordan Richardson each set records in the weight room, so the day of fun was earned.
Six teams competed in seven different events on Thursday morning. Events ranging from contests in the weight room, on the basketball court, eating donuts, pulling a van loaded with teammates and on Multi-Sport Field for a tug-of-war. Congratulations are in order for the overall team competition winner, that included Nick Alfieri, Mitchell Black, Hunter Books, Xander Carpousis, Will Carrol, Thomas Gallagher, Harrison Glor, Matt MacZura, Malcolm Caldwell-Meeks, Kyle Nolan, Matthew Satchel and Dustin Wharton.
Moving forward, we are all excited for the start of spring practice, beginning on March 19. We have 15 scheduled dates, including three Saturday scrimmages with the first on April 6. From a coaching standpoint, it is exciting to have the amount of veteran leadership that is present on our roster. We have 29 seniors and over 75 players returning from the fall, the largest group we've had.
Spring practice will wrap up in April when we host Georgetown Football Weekend. We send off our graduating seniors with a reception with their families on Friday, April 19. The next day, Saturday, April 20, we will hold our banquet at Leo's, beginning at 2 p.m. and then play our annual Blue & Gray scrimmage at 6 p.m. on Multi-Sport Field. All of our practices and scrimmages are open to the public.
This spring will feature some changes to our coaching staff. Thurston Childrey will move to offense and coach wide receivers and Alex Kolt will move to defense and coach the defensive lineman. Both Childrey and Kolt have been a vital part of our staff during the past two seasons and these promotions are well deserved. Rob Sgarlata will now be a walk-around defensive coordinator and also spend time with our defensive linemen, as Kevin Doherty will work with our defensive backs and I will work with the linebackers.
Finally, I wanted to give a special thanks to Mark Rountree, who will be moving on to Miami University in a few weeks. Mark has been the football administrator for the past few years and has been a huge part of our recent success. He will be sorely missed, but his contributions to this program will not be forgotten. We all wish Mark the best of luck with everything moving forward!
Win the Day!
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The Board of Governors are collectively responsible for the strategic direction and academic character of the university, and for ensuring that it is financially secure and well run. The governors work closely with the Management Board.
This short film explains the role of the Board of Governors. You can find out about our members below. Details are accurate as of 1 December 2015.
Download our Strategic plan (pdf).
Chair of the Board of Governors
John went on to focus on emerging companies and chaired the Kent Investors Network, a group of business angel investors between 2011 and 2015, and now chairs two independent companies - TradeRiver Finance, for importers and exporters, and Family Business Place which supports British family firms. His corporate work also includes the Competition and Markets Authority where he is a panel member.
He has always had a strong interest in developing opportunities for young people and is a director of the NCS Trust - the National Citizen Service for 15–17 year olds, where he chairs the Finance and Risk Committee. He is Deputy Chair of the EY Foundation which seeks to assist disadvantaged teenagers and young adults in finding employment, and Chair of the Becket Trust, an affordable housing charity based in Penshurst, Kent. He is also a member of the Higher Education Funding Council for England's Audit and Strategic Advisory Committees.
John is a keen marathon runner and triathlete and uses his enthusiasm for sport to raise funds for many charities.
Our Vice-Chancellor Professor Debra Humphris is responsible for leadership and management of the university, within the policies laid down by the Board of Governors of which she is an ex-officio member.
This includes line management for the Deputy Vice-Chancellor; Pro-Vice-Chancellor – Learning and Teaching; Pro-Vice-Chancellor – Research; Chief Operating Officer; Registrar and Secretary. Debra is a member of the Employment, Finance and Infrastructure, Nominations and Remuneration Committees of the Board of Governors.
Debra joined the University of Brighton in December 2015 from Imperial College London, where she held the positions of Pro-Rector (Education) and Vice-Provost (Education) between 2012–15. In three years she effected real change in the college's position on teaching and learning, having developed and implemented the college's first education and student strategy – with extensive consultation and involvement from staff, students, the Students' Union and alumni.
From 2000–2012, Debra worked at the University of Southampton, progressing through a number of director roles to Pro-Vice-Chancellor (Education).
Originally qualifying as a Registered Nurse, Debra spent 20 years in the NHS including Senior Research Fellow at the South Thames Regional Health Authority, and at St George's Hospital Medical School. She achieved her PHD in 1999, which considered the implementation of policy into clinical practice.
In all of her roles, Debra has championed quality of student experience, communication and advocacy of the institution and its engagement with internal and external communities.
As an openly LGBT senior leader in higher education, Debra is passionate about equality and diversity.
Deputy Chair of the Board of Governors
Cheryl has been Deputy Chair from 1 August 2015, and one of the 12 independent members of the Board since 1 October 2010. Cheryl is the Chair of the Finance and Infrastructure Committee, a member of the Nominations, Remuneration and Staff Appeals Committees, and she was a member of the Audit Committee between 2010 and 2014. She was previously Chief Executive of East Sussex County Council (ESCC) for 16 years where she led the authority to become formally rated as 'excellent', and now runs her own management consultancy.
Cheryl was president of the UK Society of Local Authority Chief Executives and Senior Managers (SOLACE) in 2004/05. She served as Chair and member of a wide range of national, regional and local public and private sector bodies including as a member of the Royal Commission on Environmental Pollution between 2000-2003, as Chair of the East Sussex Youth Offending Board 2000-10 and of the East Sussex Drug and Alcohol Action Team 2000-2006, and as a member of the government's Capability Review Team for the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) in 2005. She was Independent chair of both the Wokingham and the Slough Children's Services Improvement Boards in 2009/10 and 2011/14 respectively, and a non-executive director of two companies.
Prior to joining ESCC Cheryl worked in Whitehall for 16 years, mainly in the Cabinet Office, where her roles included Head of the Civil Service Selection Board, Head of the Constitutional Branch of the Machinery of Government Division, an efficiency scrutineer for the Prime Minister's Efficiency Review Team and Assistant Private Secretary to the Lord Privy Seal and Leader of the House of Lords.
She graduated from the University of Manchester in 1975 with a first class degree in geography (specialising in climatology). Cheryl is currently Managing Director of Cheryl Miller Associates Ltd; member and director of the Hastings Academies Trust (on behalf of the University of Brighton); and an associate consultant for the Association of Local Authority Chief Executives (ALACE) trade union.
Kate is one of the 12 independent members of the Board, a member since 1 August 2007. She is a member of the Employment, Nominations, Staff Appeals and Student Appeals Committees.
Kate is the Director of Amnesty International UK, a position she has held since 2000.
A graduate of Brasenose College, Oxford; awarded an honorary fellowship of the College in 2006. Before joining Amnesty International she was the Deputy Chief Executive of the Refugee Council. Kate has also worked in local government (at the GLC, Haringey LBC and the Association of County Councils), and was a scientific officer at the SSRC.
Marc is one of the 12 independent members of the Board, a member since 1 August 2015. Marc is a member of the Finance and Infrastructure, Nominations and Student Affairs Committees. He is an alumnus of the university, having graduated in 1998 with a BA(Hons) Management Studies with French degree.
Marc is currently Senior Vice-President – Head of Global Business Development at Aimia Inc (a global leader in loyalty management, listed on the Toronto Stock Exchange). In this role, he leads the team who plan and execute the expansion of Aimia's strategy into new territories worldwide. Prior to joining Aimia, he held various posts at American Express Europe Ltd, including Vice-President and Head of Business Development for their European business, from graduation in 1998 until March 2013.
Marc is a resident of Brighton and Hove, having remained in the city following his graduation from the School of Service Sector Management.
Trevor is one of the 12 independent members of the Board, a member since 1 August 2014. He is a member of the Disbursement Advisory Group, the Finance and Infrastructure Committee and the Staff Appeals Committee. Trevor is currently Chief Executive of the South Downs National Park, with an in-depth knowledge of the environment, planning, housing and regeneration and a long track record as an Executive Board Director.
He graduated from the University of Bristol with a degree in Economics and Politics, taking urban economics as a specialist subject. He spent 10 years (1988-1997) as Private Secretary to the Minister of State for Local Government and Inner Cities, having entered the Civil Service in 1978 (Department of Transport). He was a member of a small core team which established English Partnerships and subsequently became its Southern Regional Director. He is also a member of the Greater Brighton Economic Board
Yvonne is one of the 12 independent members of the Board, a member since 1 August 2007. She is a member of the Student Affairs and Student Appeals Committees.
Yvonne's career in education includes twenty years of headship at two leading girls' independent schools – St Helen's, Northwood and The City of London School for Girls. Since 2007 she has worked as an adviser on head appointments and has a strong track record in making appointments at senior levels in schools. She also works as a change management consultant, an appraiser of heads, a mentor for heads and was an adviser on the merger of two schools for the Girls' Day School Trust. She is a Director of Radnor House. She is a Senior Consultant for RSAcademics.
Yvonne is currently Governor and Chair of Education at Berkhamsted and Haberdashers' Schools, as well as being a Governor of the University of Brighton and a member of the Wolfson Foundation Education Panel, the body responsible for advising on grants in science and ICT in schools across the country. She is a patron of the Charity Tomorrow's Achievers. Yvonne was awarded an OBE in 2008 for Services to Education.
As well as having worked in educational publishing as a writer and commissioning editor, Yvonne is committed to diversity and equality, working to raise the aspirations and achievements of young people through a range of outreach and partnership activities in London boroughs.
Rosalynde is one of the 12 independent members of the Board, a member since August 2008. She is Chair of the Student Affairs Committee and a member of the Employment and Student Appeals Committees.
Rosalynde has spent her career working in the NHS, and healthcare generally in a variety of roles, including acute, community and mental healthcare, in the UK and internationally. She has been a clinician, manager and chief executive.
Rosalynde was a member of the Audit Commission from 1995–2001. She has been a Trustee of the Queen's Nursing Institute Council since 2001 and was its Chair from 2002–2012.
She chaired a Review of Health Visiting for the Chief Nurse and Secretary of State in 2007.
She has worked as an advisor to the World Health Organisation (WHO) on health systems development in Romania, and Serbia and Montenegro; chaired an expert working group on nurse education for the Council of Europe; and run two projects developing community nursing in Moscow with Age Concern England and the Moscow Red Cross. Rosalynde was awarded a CBE for services to nursing and healthcare in 2011.
Stephen is one of 12 independent members of the Board and has been a member since August 2008. He is chair of the Employment Committee and the Research Complex Circumstances Committee (for the Research Excellence Framework), and a member of the Remuneration Committee (for the Research Excellence Framework), the Professorial Board, and the Staff and Student Appeals Committees.
He is a graduate of the university's (formerly Brighton Polytechnic) Brighton Business School with a Business Studies BA.
Stephen has held senior human resources positions and directorships in the private sector. He has been employed with NYSE: Willis Group Holdings since 1996, and served as group, board and operating Committee director as well as a remuneration Committee member and registered Financial Services Authority (FSA) member for Willis UK Ltd.
He has also worked with S.C. Johnson & Son Inc in North America, Europe and Africa, Grand Metropolitan, Xerox Corporation and the Ford Motor Company Ltd.
During his career he has been appointed to various associations:
He has held a number of non-executive directorships including the Ministry of Defence Tri-Services Strategic Personnel Board.
Stephen currently advises small business and individuals on employment and total remuneration matters. He is a Director Trustee of the Johnson Wax Ltd Retirement and Life Assurance Plan. He also acts as a mentor to university students and graduates, as well as supporting the development of young people through organisations such as the National Trust and other voluntary groups.
Jacqueline is one of the 12 independent members of the Board, a member since 1 August 2014. She is Chair of the Remuneration Committee and a member of the Employment and Staff Appeals Committees.
Jacqueline is Head of the European Commission's Representation in the UK, responsible for representing the European Commission and reporting to it. She has overall responsibility for the UK Representation and the activities of the three Offices in Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales and is the Commission's Spokesperson in the UK. A lawyer by training she began her career in the European Institutions at the Court of Justice in 1984. She moved to the European Commission in 1987 to work on the recognition of diplomas and later had a second spell at the Court working as referendaire to two British judges. She rejoined the Commission in 1992.
Tim is one of the 12 independent members of the Board, a member since November 2007. He was Chair of the Finance and Employment Committee from 2008 to 2014; member of the Audit and Student Appeals Committees and member of the Remuneration and Student Appeals Committees.
Tim was Vice-President of Operations for Qualcomm UK (a developer of mobile phone technology) from 2004 until retirement in 2007. Prior to 2004 he was employed as Strategy and Marketing Director for Marconi Communications (1998-2000) and as Director and Head of Consulting at Trigenix Ltd (2000-2004). He also worked in senior management positions with various companies and spent eight years as a management consultant. Tim was educated at Trinity College, Cambridge, where he was awarded a BA(Hons) Mathematics (First Class), at the University of Lancaster (MA Operational Research) and at Colorado State University where he gained a PhD in mathematics/computing in 1975. He is a Fellow of the Institution of Engineering and Technology. He was previously an independent member of the governing body of De Montfort University, during which time he served as Chair of the Audit Committee, Chair of the HR Committee, a member of the Appointment Committee for a new Vice-Chancellor and a member of the Remuneration Committee. He is also Chair of Centrastage Ltd.
Tim is a trustee of Eduserv.
Julian is one of the 12 independent members of the Board, a member since 1 August 2014. He is Chairman of the Audit Committee. Julian has worldwide investment banking experience. He is currently Head of the Financial Institutions Group (Europe, Middle East and Africa) at BNP Paribas, based in London, and has worked at a number of banks since 1981. He has held a number of directorships and memberships including: the Worshipful Company of International Bankers; the Loan Market Association; and the Worshipful Company of Security Professionals. In the past he has been directly involved in lecturing in economics and law relating to banking at the former City of London Polytechnic. He also undertakes volunteering activities, including being a mentor for sixth-form students, and was a key contributor to Lord Mayor Fiona Woolf's manifesto for the City of London.
Janey is one of the 12 independent members of the Board, a member since 1 August 2014. She is a member of the Finance and Infrastructure Committee.
Janey is Managing Director of the Indie Training Fund, a not-for-profit organisation providing tv training for production companies and freelancers, and she is a non-executive member of the content board at Ofcom advising on editorial standards and regulation in broadcasting.
Previously Managing Editor and Head of Education at Channel 4, she has senior editorial and commercial experience in television, digital media and education. She developed and launched IGGY (a global online network for gifted students aged 13 to 18) at the University of Warwick. She graduated from the University of York with a degree in history/politics. She has won a number of awards including an international Emmy and the Fellowship of the Royal Television Society. She is a Trustee of the University of Brighton Academies Trust.
Steven is one of the two teaching staff representatives, a member since October 2013. He is a member of the Staff Appeals Committee. Following a career in HR management within the hotel industry, Steven joined the university's School of Service Management in 1991.
He was Deputy Head of the School from 2000 and Acting Head of School from 2011-12 before becoming Assistant Head in the newly-merged School of Sport and Service Management. Steven's teaching has been focused on HR strategy with particular reference to the service sector and has published a co-authored book on the subject. He has completed a PhD at the university, a study entitled 'The Relationship between Organisational Culture and Labour Turnover'.
He is Chair of the Eastbourne Education Business Partnership and has been a Director of Eastbourne's Chamber of Commerce.
Lizzy is one of the two teaching staff representatives, a member since November 2014, having previously served on the Board. She is a member of the Staff Appeals Committee. Lizzy joined the university in 1997 and is now Principal Lecturer in Chemistry (P&BS) and Assistant Head (QA) of the School of Pharmacy and Biomolecular Sciences. Lectures in Analytical Chemistry, and has been a course leader and admissions tutor, and undertakes research into the chemistry of ageing.
Hayley is a student member of the Board from 1 July 2015. She is a member of the Student Affairs Committee. She is also President of the University of Brighton Students' Union (2015/16). Hayley graduated from the university with a BA(Hons) Sociology and Social Policy.
Kamran is one of the four co-opted members of the Board. A student on the BA(Hons) Philosophy, Politics and Ethics degree, he became Chair of the Union Council of Representatives on 1 July 2016.
Jackie is one of the four co-opted members, filling the place set aside for a member of the teaching staff (other than a Dean or Head of School); a member since August 2013. She is a member of the Staff Appeals Committee. Jackie is Professor for Comparative Employment Relations and Human Resource Management at the University of Brighton Business School in the UK, where she is also Director of the Centre for Research on Management and Employment (CROME). She is currently coordinator of a large-scale EU FP7 Project STYLE: Strategic Transitions for Youth Labour in Europe. Her research focuses on labour market transitions and gender. She was recently awarded a Leverhulme Major Research Project Fellowship for a new book 'Challenging the Gender Contract' (OUP).
She previously worked at the Wissenschaftszentrum Berlin and was a Jean Monnet Fellow at the European University Institute, Florence. She completed her doctorate at Nuffield College, Oxford including a period of time at L'Observatoire Sociologique du Changement, Science Po, Paris. She is co-editor of 'Part-time Prospects' with Colette Fagan and the 'International Handbook on Labour Market Policy and Evaluation' with Guenther Schmid and Klaus Schomann. She has been an advisor to the German Excellence Initiative of the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG, German Research Foundation), Swiss Research Council, Swedish Council for Working Life and Social Research, the Italian National Agency for the Evaluation of Universities and Research Institutes (ANVUR), the Irish Research Council and the Greek Ministry of Education.
Edward is one of the four co-opted members of the Board, filling the place set aside for a member of the university's support staff; a member since 1 August 2014. He is a member of the Staff Appeals Committee. Edward is a research administrator in the School of Environment and Technology, having worked in the School (and its predecessor) since 2000 in a number of front-line administrative roles. He is a member of the School's Health and Safety Committee. He was the Treasurer of an investment club for five years and has undertaken a number of volunteering roles. Edward graduated from the University of Sussex with an MA in History.
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Do you think that Google Glass looks a little too nerdy? How about Google Soft Contact Lenses?
Just announced, Google to make a smart contact lens. The initial plan for the Google soft contact lens is to use sensors to measure the glucose levels in tears with the goal to better diagnose and treat diabetes.
Still just in prototype phase, the sensors and chips on the lens are mounted in a small plastic-like film. So far, Google has said, that it can get a level reading once every second.
With over 35 million Americans with diabetes, this could be a great invention that can help many people.
Already there are robotic/metal pieces that can be placed into or next to most organs (cochlear implant, braces, pacemaker, artificial hip), so it's only a matter of time till more and more of them arrive.


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So, it's a caricature painting, unfinished. I just can't decide whether I prefer the straight neck or the Beaky Buzzard version. I have two people I usually show this kind of thing to when I'm stuck like this and there's a split decision. I need a deciding vote.
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Aguadilla Ice Skating Arena
|Aguadilla Ice Skating Arena
|General information
|Marina Street
Aguadilla, Puerto Rico 00604
|18°25′6″N 67°9′23″W / 18.41833°N 67.15639°WCoordinates: 18°25′6″N 67°9′23″W / 18.41833°N 67.15639°W
|City of Aguadilla
Aguadilla Ice Skating Arena, A.I.S.A., is a multi-use facility in Aguadilla, Puerto Rico. The arena is the only ice skating facility in the Caribbean region. The facility is owned and administered by the city.
Brief history[edit]
A.I.S.A. opened its doors in 2005 as the only facility of its kind in the Caribbean. Although Puerto Rico hosts several ice skating events during the Christmas season, the AISA is the only ice skating facility open year-round. The arena was designed & fabricated by Ice Rink Supply.com, using their internationally patented technology, for the Authority of Municipal Enterprises of the city. Aguadilla City Enterprises also administers Las Cascadas Water Park & Aguadilla Bowling Alley.
The AISA also hosts numerous stores and establishments:
First Floor[edit]
- Ice Skating Rink
- 1 Dinner Room (soon)
- 2 Meeting Rooms
Second Floor[edit]
- Music Room (City Band)
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- The calorie level of 700 to 1000 calories is too low for even a moderately active individual
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..i'm 5ft 2'' and weigh nearly eleven stone-im well aware that i need to lose weight and fast-would quick results from this diet take long because i'm not extremely over-weight/obese?
I lost 50 lbs...10 years ago on the scaresdale diet. I did put my weit back. But that was because of depresion.I recently went back on it and lost 25 lbs. already.And I did use sugar in my coffee WITH CREAM And used olive oil in my cooking plus oil & vinegar in my Salads.and butter on my toast.YOU STILL CAN LOSE 1 LB. A DAY! wITH SELFCONTROL AND NO DIET PILLS!DRINK PLENTY OF WATER AND YOU CAN AND WILL SEE FOR YOURSELF.
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My friends at work and I tried this diet years ago. We ate lunch together away from everyone else with their Quarter Pounders and fries. We all lost weight but the meals were awful. None of us liked spinach and that was usually what we made for lunch. I grew to dread lunch time. After about 2 months we stopped. I lost about 10 pounds.
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SALT LAKE CITY -- The majority of the NBA's players weren't at Salt Lake Community College. Instead, there were hopefuls, the highly drafted and the unproven. And these contests were played before a couple hundred fans, not 20,000. But for prep-to-pros prospects like Sebastian Telfair, Josh Smith and Robert Swift, the Rocky Mountain Revue summer league was a good first look at what they got coming their way in the NBA and what they still need to work on just months after getting their high school diploma.
"It's not just summer league," said Telfair, who was selected 13th overall in this year's draft by Portland. "This is the biggest part of our rookie season right here. This is where we can go out and show we can play. You learn a lot of things about being an NBA point guard."
After one of his summer league games last week, a group of kids in similar age swarmed Telfair for autographs. The Sports Illustrated cover boy has had a lot of hype surrounding him since his prep days in Brooklyn. But that hype won't help him get on the court initially on a Blazers squad in which Damon Stoudamire, Derek Anderson and newly acquired Nick Van Exel are all capable of playing the point and scoring 20-plus on any given night. All three are also 30 years and over, which means Telfair is the Blazers' point guard of the future.
Telfair's biggest attribute is his eyes and instincts that give him rare Magic Johnson-like passing ability. Blazers star forward Zach Randolph and shooters coming off screens will love getting those passes. Telfair also displayed the quickness that earned him the nickname "2 Fast, 2 Furious" on the New York playgrounds.
Telfair, however, will also have to adjust to his lack of height, leaping ability and shooting range. The 6-foot, 165-pounder has a knack of drawing fouls during drives, but opposing big men also easily timed his layups for blocks since he doesn't get far off the floor. Telfair needs to study how Stoudamire and Van Exel make up for height by using runners or pull-up jumpers. Also, while Telfair can hit the college 3-pointer, he is not in college and needs to add NBA range.
"Telfair is obviously learning," Portland coach Maurice Cheeks said. "He's quick. He has the ability to get to the basket. He has to work on his jump shot, but he's learning. We need to not forget that the kid is learning, and the more he plays out here, the more he is going to learn, and that is the purpose of these summer camps."
Telfair tied with Pacers guard Jamison Brewer for the assists lead in Utah with five per game. He also averaged 13 points on 42.1-percent shooting, missed all three 3-point attempts, shot 65.4 percent from the free-throw line and averaged 1.2 steals.
"You pick up so many little things, like playing the pick and roll, how a point guard has to rebound and leadership," Telfair said. "The main thing is you get to be with the coaches and start a relationship from there. By the time you get to the season in the fall, you're comfortable."
Smith has the potential to become the most exciting Atlanta Hawk since Dominique "The Human Highlight Film" Wilkens. The 6-9, 210-pounder's acrobatic power slams make him a shoe-in for next year's dunk competition and he showed he isn't scared of trying to dunk on the likes of Dallas' 7-foot-5 rookie center Pavel Podkolzin. Smith also showed he can block shots, finishing third in the Rocky Mountain Revue in blocks per game at a 2.5 with several being tossed like a spiked volleyball.
Smith averaged a team-best 14.7 points (on 46.4-percent shooting), 4.2 rebounds and 2.3 assists in Utah. The 17th overall pick also showed he can hit the NBA 3-pointer by nailing seven of 18 attempts, but he needs to improve from the free-throw line (58.6 percent).
"It's a whole different game," Smith said. "It's much more physical and you got to play every night because you're stepping on the court with someone that could have as much game."
While Smith was statistically one of the top players in Utah, the Hawks still consider him to be very raw.
"He can make the plays with the dribble. Right now, he's very unorthodox with his play. He's raw," Hawks coach Mike Woodson said. "He does things off of instinct, and that's a good thing. But I tell these young guys, this is a thinking man's game. You got to absorb and learn as much as you can ...
"He's got a wonderful situation here, and I'm not going to baby him. I know he's 18. But I get paid to coach the team and that's what I'm going to do."
The Sonics don't have any of the NBA's elite centers, but do have some adequate veterans in Jerome James, Vitaly Potapenko and Calvin Booth. In other words, the Sonics' center depth gives Swift time to develop. The 7-foot, 245-pounder already has a respectable inside game, toughness and shot-blocking ability. But, the teen needs to add at least 20 pounds of muscle, get in better shape and learn how to deal with the physicality of playing men that can be as much as 100 pounds heavier.
"I'm learning what to expect and what to work on in the summer and what I need to do to help the team," said Swift, the 12th overall pick. "I'm getting practices in before the season. I really know what to expect now. Luckily before the summer league, I got to play a little with Jerome James. He's 7-2, 300 (pounds), out of shape and out there playing with us. ... I can only imagine what it will be like (guarding him) when he's in shape, and seeing that shows me how strong all the big men are."
Swift's averages in Utah weren't dazzling: 4.3 points, 3.5 rebounds and 0.5 blocks. But considering his current skills, size, potential and that he has former Sonics star center Jack Sikma as a mentor, expect a strong center-power forward combo of Swift and Nick Collison in Seattle in a couple years.
When asked what he liked about Swift, Sikma replied: "Size."
"He plays long. He plays around the hoop, which we like with bigs," Sikma added. "I thought his footwork is pretty good in the low post. And he plays weak-side defense where footwork, vision and fundamentals help you get to where you need to go. He's not afraid to fail. He's in there. He's willing to work, he asks questions and wants to get better."
Toward the end of a Blazers' summer league game against Seattle last Tuesday, Telfair got caught helping defensively and left his man, guard Mateen Cleaves, wide open. Cleaves ended up nailing a late jumper that gave Seattle an 82-80 win. Nobody will remember that sequence when the NBA season begins, but for Telfair -- and his fellow teen rookies -- the lessons learned from such mistakes won't be forgotten.
Marc J. Spears, who covers the NBA for The Denver Post, is a contributor to ESPN.com.


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Current woodworking instruction tends to primarily focus on either machine work or hand work, and many woodworkers tend to embrace either one or the other at the beginning. This singular approach can limit the scope of one's work, and one might never develop his full creative potential. Here at PFW our goal is to open doors for our students, not close them. We believe that the most enjoyable and successful woodworking is achieved by striking a balance. We teach the use of machinery and power tools for the preparatory and mechanical aspects of a project in order to achieve the best results in a safe and efficient manner, and then turn to hand tools and other traditional techniques. It is these hand tool methods that permit the distinctive details and refinements which will elevate your project from the common to the outstanding.
So no matter your skill level, interest, or direction as a woodworker, the Philadelphia Furniture Workshop has much to offer. Come join us and learn furniture making and woodworking skills in a supportive and invigorating studio environment. Our school provides instruction in furniture making such as woodturning course or lathe woodturning techniques, how to use a plane (planecraft), tablesaw techniques, mortise and tenon joint classes, dovetail classes, techniques in veneering, chisel techniques, and instruction in finishing such as French Polishing and Oil and Varnish. There are many more woodworking courses so check our calendar to see them all.
Do you have a small workshop that is in need of a workbench. Consider taking our Small Shop Workbench Building Course. At the course the student builds an adjustable height workbench that is 24 inches wide, five foot long and has a top of hard maple at 1-3/4" thick. Check our calendar for when it is offered.
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Windsor Chair - The Windsor chair form has captivated woodworkers for over 300 years. It is economical, graceful, exuberant, & comfortable. Rooted in tradition, it offers exciting design possibilities. In thiswork- shop, participants will spend the first part of the workshop (5 consecutive days) carving, steambending, and turning, all the parts needed for a comb-back Windsor arm chair. Employing a combination of machine and traditional hand tool techniques designed to facilitate the learning experience and maximize student efforts, students produce all the parts for their own chair. At the end of the week, students go home to sand, gauge, and embellish their chair parts. They return, several weeks later, for part two of the workshop: to fit, to assemble, and to decorate their chairs. Monday through Friday August 8-12 and Saturday/Sunday September 17-18, 2016.
We look forward to seeing you soon at PFW.
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Mario Rodriguez
Notice -- In administering its affairs, educational policies, admissions policies, financial aid programs, and other school programs, Philadelphia Furniture Workshop does not discriminate against any person on the basis of race, color, national or ethnic origin, age, religion, disability, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity and expression, veteran status (special disabled veterans, disabled veterans and Vietnam-era veterans), or any other characteristic protected under applicable federal or state law or local law.
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