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Ridgefield- Chapel Hill Real Estate
Ridgefield- Chapel Hill Real Estate
This is an older, established neighborhood that is in between Briarcliff and Colony Woods. The homes were built in the 1950s and 1960s. There are a number of split- levels, split foyers and traditional homes in this neighborhood. It is a very nice wooded neighborhood with nice lots. This is a large neighborhood that is great for walking. There is a community pool (Ridgewood) in this neighborhood.
Year Built: 1950's - 60's
Sq. Ft. 1100-4125 (3-5 bed, 1.5-3.5 baths)
Price Range: $140,000 - $310,000
Lot Size: .25 to .8 acre
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SHOREHAM Airshow director Colin Baker has talked of hopes for the future, following the cancellation of this year's event.
No firm plans can be made until the Civil Aviation Authority and Air Accidents Investigation Branch make their final reports.
But Shoreham Airshow Ltd, the holding company that has been responsible for the airshow since 2003, is looking ahead to next year with high hopes.
Mr Baker said: "There is a big step before than. What we have done is pay our due respects to all those affected by the tragedy by not doing an airhsow this year. Primarily that is the reason why we are not going to do 2016.
"When the time is right, later this year and maybe not until the end of the year, we will be able to put all the pieces of the jigsaw together and see where we can go and see if it can happen in 2017."
On Wednesday afternoon, traders, volunteers and corporate hospitality team were advised of the decision not to go ahead in 2016. The decision was then made public on Thursday.
"We wanted them to know where we stood," explained Mr Baker.
"People did understand the decision but we have had a lot of positive comments, asking for it come back as an even better show.
"An estimated 30,000 people come each year and they really enjoy it. The airfield is full of traders, food and drink and things to buy. It is like a great big garden party atmosphere and people do really enjoy it. It is good for Shoreham.
"We are keeping an open mind but there is a great aspiration to keep it going. We are thinking of it in much the same was it as always been, as that is a winning formula. Everybody loves it.
"We are thinking ahead as we go and are looking at plans to enhance the ticket style so we can improve the experience. The volunteers are all working so hard on things like ticket refunds and we don't want our people to lose the initiative and inspiration for the airshow. They need a lift and a thank you, too."
No-one involved will ever forget the moment the Hawker Hunter plane hit the A27 north of Shoreham Airport, leaving 11 men dead.
Mr Baker said: "The events of last year were dreadful. There was a stunned silence. As far as we the organisers are concerned, that is still with us and it is not going to go away. It must be far worse for the families."
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A little while ago, Materialised had the pleasure of working with the Blue Mountains Cultural Centre who had contacted the office seeking a solution for unwanted noise levels in their generous gallery space. After a tailored consultation process and the successful installation of hundreds of square meters of Whisper Walls®, a letter arrived that I just had to share:
Our gallery space is now a world class facility with the noise, echo and reverb reduced to within a normal and workable range.
The Materialised team are professional, tidy and attentive to their clients' needs.
The acoustic solution Materialised offered really works and we would highly recommend their product and service to anyone.
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October 2013
Don't words like these just make all the hard work worthwhile? Here is to many more happy customers!
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- Had to bring JH to work as I'm really indispensable from office due to a presentation next Monday.
- JH whines and cries very 5 minutes.
- I move in between my workstation and the round meeting table behind where I settle JH with his cartoon, constantly moving back and forth to make sure he hydrates himself every 20 minutes.
- Am relieve when he managed to have a few spoonful of Udon noodles (courtesy from my lovely colleague).
- I'd constantly sneezed my lungs out while trying to breathe.
- JH refuses his nap, and I can tell he's beyond exhuastion. My boss came in and in order to distract him, I guiltifully let him watch more trucks videos on Youtube.
- At 4pm, hubbs came and fetch him back. I stayed back and work till 7:30pm.
HFMD, it's one of the worst, I tell you. And ohh, Happy belated birthday to me.


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The 22-year-old actress, famous for her role as Hermione Granger in the JK Rowling series, is re-enrolling after a two-year absence from her undergraduate studies.
Watson, who originally enrolled in September 2009 for a four-year degree, put her studies on hold at the Ivy League university in 2011 while she finished working on the final instalment of the Harry Potter films.
At the time she told her fans: "I've decided to take a bit of time off to completely finish my work on 'Harry Potter' ... and to focus on my other professional and acting projects. I will still be working towards my degree ... it's just going to take me a semester or two longer than I thought."
She dismissed rumours that she was dropping out because of bullying.
Watson transferred from Rhode Island to Oxford University in 2011 to continue the third-year of her course but took another break after landing a role in The Perks of Being a Wallflower.
The actress has previously admitted finding studying at Brown Univerisity hard and said she her success makes it a struggle going out in public places.
"My first two years at Brown weren't easy, not because I was bullied or because anyone gave me a particularly hard time, but just because, you know, without the collegiate system ... and at Brown everyone does completely different things and very much chooses their own path, which is great, but it's also much more difficult, too. You're not with a group of people all the time at one time," she said.
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Today's Everyday Fashion: Workout Gear/
Today I'm sharing my favorite workout clothes and new neon Asics c/o Finish Line! (Pluse one seriously goofy jumping picture.) Some workouts you might find me doing include: the free neighborhood gym (usually the elliptical), Orlando Power Yoga, running outside, or Fit Body Bootcamp (I did a couple trial classes in July).
I wish I had more of a fitness routine to share, but it's pretty random and I average one or two workouts per week. Having cute workout gear helps me get excited for the gym. Old Navy is my go-to for tank tops and stretchy bottoms, I like Nike Tempo running shorts, and Asics have always been my favorite running shoes. I'm obsessed with these neon Asics from Finish Line because they contain every color of the rainbow, so they easily match anything you pair them with. What work out gear and/or routines are your favorites? Which look do you like the most?
Shoes: Asics c/o Finish Line
Shorts: Old Navy (similar)
Tank tops: Old Navy (similar)
Yoga pants: Old Navy (similar)
Please note: workout gear is not included in my monthly clothing budget posts. :-)


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Old West Holsters
Old West holsters for your single action pistols from the last best west
Made to order. Made to last. Made in America.
Orders ship in 3-5 weeks
Back in the 1880s cowboys earned a dollar a day if they were good, and the luxury of a gun belt and holster or some other fine leather work might often be determined by their own abilities as a leather worker.
Most every ranch or outfit had at least one person skilled with working leather – after all saddles, reins, bridles and the like all needed maintaining, repairing and replacing, and a cowboy that was skilled with leather just added to his value as a ranch hand.
People were much more self-sufficient back then, and you couldn't always ride to town and get what you wanted or needed. So you made it – or paid a neighbor who was skilled to do it. Or you bartered your services for his.
We try to stay as true to the old west makers as we can, and have incorporated what we found works over years of wear and use. Testimonials
Why bother with cheap and inferior mass produced cowboy gear made overseas, when for a few extra bucks you can have quality custom cowboy hats and leather work made by cowboys.
Old West Holsters. Orders ship in 3-5 weeks.
Curly Bill Rig from Tombstone
Color: Old Mahogany
This close toed holster is a little fancier variation of our traditional 19th century Teddy Blue Holster. The Curly Bill has a fancier border and the look is toughened up with 10 spots per holster.
The historical Curly Bill, was a real hand full and one of the truly dangerous men of the old west. He rode out of Texas into Arizona and landed at the notorious Clanton Ranch, the headquarters of just about all the lawlessness in the southern half of the Territory. Old Man Clanton liked the young shootist and admired his ruthlessness and calm under fire.
He was soon one of the most trusted outlaws the Old Man had and Clanton let it be known that Curly Bill would take over for him, when he was dead. He was a likable enough man, when he was sober, but Curly Bill was a mean drunk, and people tried to stay clear of him when Bill was in his cups. ~ Bill's Hat
The 2 rig set that Boothe wears as Curly Bill Brocius, in Tombstone, (1993) was patterned after the rig that the historical Curly Bill wore. 2 Cartridge belts, one worn backwards and two strong hand draw holsters. Like most of the actors cast in Tombstone, Powers Boothe has an uncanny likeness to the historical Curly Bill. In our books this makes 1993s Tombstone, perhaps the best cast western yet made.
Hello Longfellow and Sonja!
Xavier Carnegie here, just writing to thank you for your amazing work on our gear pieces at the Smithsonian Institution for our program "Love on the Range," featuring historic cowboy Nat Love. Everything you folks made, from the beautiful custom hat, to the leather chaps and gun belt, have been fantastic.
Attached is a reenactment photo of the famous Nat Love photo I sent you months ago as the blueprint for the gear, with myself as the actor, which was taken by someone in our Media Department, and digitally manipulated for an 1800s effect.
I submit it to you, with all the gratitude I can muster for your expertise and guidance in this process!
S. Xavier Carnegie
Theatre Programs' Creative Director
Smithsonian National Museum of American History
We were honored to be asked to reproduce the hat (modified Curly Bill), chaps (modified open range), and cartridge belt (our 3 inch), shown being worn by 1870s cowboy, Nat Love, for the Smithsonian Museum of American History, in Washington.
Our gun belt backs are suede so the belt stays where it is buckled.
Besides all our holsters being lined, all our old west and leather service holsters have a hammer tie down or strap across the action to keep your firearm secure in the holster.
All our old west holsters can be ordered in either of the draw styles: Cross-draw or strong-hand draw.
For the twist draw we recommend our classic Slim Jim holster :: Testimonials :: Leather Service Holsters
Top-quality gun belts and holsters, authentic to the era. All sizes are in INCHES.
Teddy Blue Rig
"All the cowboys I know are afraid of only two things. . . a decent woman and being set afoot. . ." Teddy Blue Abbott: Cowboy, 1882.
This old west holster and gun belt is similar to the gun belt
and holster shown on the traditional 1880s cowboy at right.
The cowboy likely personalized his rig by adding the brass spots or tacks himself. This is also the same rig that Kurt Russell as Wyatt Earp wears in the excellent western film, Tombstone {1993}.
All our hand made leather items are made in America, and our Leather Master has been working with leather, hide and fur since 1978.
For truly authentic, top-notch cowboy and gun leather you've come to the right place! :: Indian Rifle Sheaths :: Leather Chaps and Accessories :: Testimonials
Made to order. Made to last. Made in America by the Cowboys at The Last Best West
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Traditional Slim Jim Holster$185.00 Select options
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Patient Engagement Program
IHP provides our clients with a comprehensive patient engagement program that drives utilization of the health center and all of its cost containment services. The program components include a dedicated marketing specialist, an opt in outreach program to high risk patients, patient advocacy services to assist patients in navigating the healthcare system, and an assortment of wellness services to engage patients in ways that best meet their personal needs.
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Assignments, Tests and Surveys (ATS) has a single list of all the assessments the learner needs to work with.
Below is a sample list:
A little later, the same list of assessments may look like the following:
Note that there is a score and information as to when review will be available in the last item.
Description of the columns / data available to learners:
- Assessment title
- Ready to Take
- In Progress
- In Progress / Attention Required
- Complete
- Complete / May Try Again
- Closed: Past Due
- Open/due date
Time limit
- Column shows time, if assessment is timed
- Column shows a bar with remaining time if assessment has been started
- Tries – Column shows attempts allowed versus completed
- Started Column – Column shows the date and time when the student started the assessment
- Finished column – Column shows finished date and time
Score – Column shows total points earned and (optionally) a link to Review of results.
- If Review is set to 'immediate,' a link to Review is available upon completion.
- If Review is not available until a specific time, the date of Review is listed.
- If no Review is available, no Review link will be shown for learners
- If the assessment allowed multiple attempts, the highest score is listed.
Enter Screens & Navigation
Upon clicking on the title of an assessment in the list of assessments, learners are taken to a "Ready to Begin?" page that includes instructions (if provided by the instructor) and system notices. Learners can begin or cancel.
System notices are included for flexible order, strict order, and timed assessments, providing learners with clear information about the setup of the assessment, instructor choices, and the behavior that they should expect.
Here is an example of an enter screen for a 'flexible' order assessment:
Here is a sample enter screen for a 'strict' order assessment:
Upon entering the assessment, learners have access to a constant navigation bar:
The action bar is included at top and bottom of all pages of an assessment.
'Finish' is included on every page, along with Continue Later, next, previous and Table of Contents (TOC). In strict order assessments, however, students cannot return to answered questions and have no access to the Table of Contents. In strict order assessments the Prev and Table of Contents buttons are grayed out.
Students can review Instructions from any page while working on an assessment via a hot link on the action menu.
Assessment Instructions
Learners have access to all instructions (instructor instructions, timed, flexible order, strict order, or part instructions) via a link at the action bar of an assessment, accessible from every page of the assessment.
The Instructions View allows learners to review the instructor's and system notices (all provided in one page) at any time, and continue from where they left off, as in the following example:
Flexible Order Assessments
The most common navigation order established for assessments by instructors is 'flexible' order. In flexible order assessments, students are allowed to move forward and return to previous questions, leave questions unanswered and mark them for review and return to them later, and revisit their answers and change their minds. They have previous and next buttons and access to a table of contents.
Instructions on the meaning of 'flexible order' is provided to students by the system, as in the following:
Strict Order Assessments
In Assignments, Tests & Surveys (AT&S), if an assessment is set to "strict order," it means that learners can answer (and not simply 'see') a question only once. Students are given clear instructors as to what to expect in strict order assessments. The "strict" order option is only available in tests and surveys.
In strict order assessments, learners can see a question, leave and continue later, again, quite again, etc. However, learners can only move forward. They cannot go to previous or the Table of Contents. They can enter or exit an assessment as often as they like till they decide that they are done with a question. Once done, they cannot return to the question. If learners click on "Continue later" and return, they are taken to the last unanswered question. If learners 'see' a question but don't answer it, AT&S alerts them to answer it. But, the software doesn't keep them stuck. Learners can proceed to Next, after the alert, leaving a question empty.
Special instructions are added at the beginning of strict order assessments to alert learners that they can answer a question only once. The instructions are included in a link at the action bar on every page.
Layout in "Assignments"
If an assessment is of "Assignment" type or it consists of only one question, AT&S does not display 'flexible' or 'strict' order system instructions to students during delivery. Layout is not an option in Assignments in the settings / instructor view. If an assignment has more than one question, by default, flexible order is allowed. No system instructions are shown for flexible navigation in "Assignments."
If an assessment has only one question (i.e. assignment), there is no numbering in delivery.
The Table of Contents and Next and Previous buttons are not available in 1-question assessments.
Setting your assessment to display one question per page is highly recommended as if students lose their internet connection or if they experience browser or computer issues, they will not lose their answers. When students answer one question per page, when they click on 'Next', their answer is saved. For short surveys and quizzes, choosing to display them on one page is efficient. If there are technical issues, not much is lost. Students can answer the questions again.
When many questions are listed on one page, the responses are not saved until the student clicks on 'Save" (there is a "Save" button next to each question), or clicks on any of the other buttons in AT&S, such as Next, Continue Later, Table of Contents, or Finish. For assessments that are set to display all questions on one page, if a student is taking a test, and instead of pressing a control in AT&S (they all save!), presses a control from the site's menu or the navigation bar, or the top portal menu options (i.e. Account, Preferences, etc), and leaves the test in the middle, the work completed on the page is saved, as if the student had clicked on "Continue later." No work is lost. When students return to the assessment, they can continue from where they left off.
For students who are used to, and nervous about, how computers and internet connections crash, and want to save their work often, AT&S offers a "save" button on each question's title area. Save will save the work on the page, and return the user to the question from which they pressed save. The software can't protect students from crashes and internet connection issues, but, they can save often.
If the assessment includes dozens of questions, having them all on one page and losing one's responses can be frustrating, particularly if there is a pressing deadline. But, you can remind students to save often, and when doing so, the "All questions on one page" format is safe, too.
Reason for Answer
Include "Reason for Answer" is a setting that instructors may check in their assessment questions during author to require learners to give a reason for their answer. "Reason for Answer" has its own icon in the legend of the table of contents.
Thus, if learners have left the "Reason for Answer" text box empty in a question, it will be highlighted for them in the Table of Contents. (See legend in the above screen shot). Upon clicking on Finish, if learners have left 'Reason for Answer" boxes unanswered, they are reminded to return and add a reason before submitting their assessment.
Auto-Submission of Assessments
By design, all timed assessments are auto-submitted when learners run out of time.
Additionally, AT&S treats assessments with hard due dates (i.e. no late submissions allowed) as timed assessments. If learners begin taking an assessment that has a hard due date late, they will see a "near due" timer. "Near due" is defined as within 2 hours of the due date, for "no late expected" hard due date assessments.
Students see a timer in the "Begin" screen and in all the question views (question, remove upload, TOC, instructions). The timer is also shown in the list view.
The timer sits in the "due" column in place of the normal date display. It's displayed, running, when the assessment is within 2 hours of due. It only shows with the status is "ready," "in progress", or if the assessment is near due; this means that the timer only shows if the learner has not yet completed the assessment. If the test has been completed or if the assessment is actually past due, AT&S shows the normal text display.
The 'near due' timer turns red when the due date arrives.
When the hard due date is reached, the assessment will be auto-submitted, saving the learner's answers.
If a learner is in the middle of an assessment with a hard due date, exits to continue later, and returns to the assessment after the due date (and grace period) has passed, she will find the assessment is auto-submitted, with whatever answers the student has completed, or no responses, if the student had failed to work on the assessment.
Whether learners are just sitting on the screen, staring at a question, at the TOC, or exit to continue later, when the hard due date reaches, the assessment will be auto-submitted for the learners.
Finishing Assessments
Learners can finish an assessment from any screen, if they are done or partially done.
There are two behaviors for Finish:
Finish is available from any question and the Table of Contents. When there are no unanswered questions and no questions are marked to review prior to finishing the assessment, upon clicking on Finish, AT&S submits the student's answers after a single 'Finish' confirmation for the learner.
The other Finish behavior is when a learner has left questions unanswered. Upon clicking on 'Finish', AT&S takes learners to the Table of Contents, where they are alerted about what's not completed. Learners can complete what's not answered, review what's marked to review before finishing, and fill in incomplete "Reason for Answer" text boxes. Learners can click on Finish at any time to complete the assessment. Even if questions are unanswered, upon clicking on Finish, after a single confirm, they can finish an assessment.
Student Review Options
Depending on the instructor's settings, students can review how they did in their submissions.
Instructor Review Options
AT&S makes use of review options under 'Settings' to show feedback to students.
- NO feedback, answer key, or automatic scoring is shown to learners during an assessment.
- When creating questions, instructors can include "hints," which can be made available to students during testing, if enabled in settings.
Below, you can see the options that instructors have with regard to what they can allow students to see during Review.
SCENARIO 1: When Show upon submission is selected:
Upon finishing an assessment, Assignments, Tests & Surveys takes the learner to Review and shows the following information:
- Questions
- Student Response
- Total Score (only if grading is set to automatic)
Additionally, depending on review options, learners may also see the following::
- Correct Answers
- Incorrect Answers
- Item Scores
- Feedback
- Grader Comments
- Total Score
SCENARIO 2: When Show once test is graded is selected:
- Student access to Review (correct / incorrect answers, feedback, evaluation comments, and points) will be available once the instructor releases the submissions in grading. This mostly is used for non-objective questions, such as essays and assignments that need to be manually graded.
SCENARIO 3: When Show after *specific* date is selected:
- If review is set to be displayed to the student "at a specific date," learners will see Review after that date, as described in scenario 1 above. The date as to when review will be available is shown to students in their list.
- As in scenario 1 above, learners will see their total score in List View and in the gradebook, if the assessment is set by the instructor to send scores to the gradebook.
SCENARIO 4: When Never show review is selected:
- Learners will never see Review (unless the feedback settings are changed later by the instructor).
- Learners will see their total score in List View (and the gradebook, if set by the instructor).
Note: No feedback, scores, or answer key is shown during an assessment in any of the above scenarios.
The following shows the options that instructors have for grading. Their choice affects whether learners will see a total or partial score in Review and in the gradebook.
When Send to gradebook is not checked, no scores are shown to students in the gradebook.
When Send to gradebook is checked, students will see their total scores in the gradebook.
If Automatic Release is selected, in combination with enabled review options, students will see their score. However, it may be partial if the assessment included essay questions. The word "partial" will be next to the score. When the instructor grades the essays and releases the submissions, "partial" will be replaced with the total score.
Instructors can leave Send to gradebook unchecked while they grade essays and set the assessment to Manual Release. This way, students will not see a zero or partial score. Once instructors are done evaluating the essays, they can check Send to Gradebook and release individual or all grades and their comments to students.
Review of Results and Instructor Feedback
Students know that their assessment was submitted by the submission date / time stamp that will be displayed in their view, immediately upon finishing an assessment. If an assessment was not submitted for grading, and the due date has not passed, learners can re-enter the assessment to take it.
If students took an assessment more than once, if allowed, they will see the number of submissions sent, including the start and finished date for each try, as well as the exact submissions (answers, attachments, etc.) they turned in for each.
Upon finishing an assessment, the learner is taken directly to Review to see how they did, if the instructor's settings are set to allow immediate review. If review is not yet available and review is not set to 'never', students will see the assessment and what they submitted, but they will not see any answers, model answer, feedback, or scores and evaluation comments.
If multiple submissions were allowed and all were graded and released, students can browse through each of their submissions by using the Next and Prev buttons in the Review screen. The "best" submission is marked as such, in between two stars to stand out. The "best" submission is the one with the highest score – the one sent to the gradebook.
If the instructor selected "No Review" or "Show Review at a Specific Date," students will not have access to the assessment questions, answers, feedback, etc. They will see the date, if set, when Review will be available.
The review page may show the following components, depending on settings in authoring:
- All the questions that the student was served and answered during the assessment.
- 'Answer Key' and 'Feedback' are shown and highlighted in bold and with unique icons.
- Grader comments (overall and for questions) are highlighted in boxes to stand out.
- A note icon is provided for additional emphasis by the grader's comments.
- Model answer (if included) is highlighted for learners with an 'award' (gold star) icon.
- The total grade and item scores are also flagged with a 'grade' icon.
If show answer key and scores is enabled, students will see the questions and what they got right or wrong.
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Password to Access an Assessment
AT&S supports a password for additional security when giving high-stakes assessments, particularly in a proctoring facility or classroom. This is an additional password to the login that learners use to enter the system.
- If a password is added in AT&S settings of an assessment, the learner is prompted to enter the password prior to gaining access to the assessment.
- Once the learner is in the assessment, he may re-enter it as many times as he wishes, within the open/due dates, including logging out and returning, without having to re-enter the password.
- The instructor may assign a different password for some learners, as needed, using the Special Access feature.


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This library contains research reports produced by the Building America program and other building science resources used to support this Solution Center. The materials cover both new construction and existing homes. Use the search box and/or the filters to explore hundreds of residential building resources. Access to some references not produced by Building America may require purchase from the publisher. Documents are listed alphabetically. While we continually update our database, links may have changed since posting. Please contact our webmaster if you find broken links.
Internationally, code officials recognize the need for a modern, up-to-date mechanical code addressing the design and installation of mechanical systems through requirements emphasizing performance. The International Mechanical Code®, in this 2009 edition, is designed to meet these needs through model code regulations that safeguard the...
Standard addressing the design and installation of mechanical systems through requirements emphasizing performance, public health, and safety.
Standard addressing the design and installation of mechanical systems through requirements emphasizing performance, public health, and safety.
Research study estimating potential energy savings relative to conventional ducted air distribution, and identifying equipment requirements, costs, and barriers.
This report describes an air distribution system composed of a series of uniformly-sized ducts that terminate in rooms throughout the home and return to a central manifold, similar in fashion to a "home-run" cross-linked polyethylene plumbing system. With a well-designed manifold, each duct receives an equal static pressure...
Standard covering equipment sizing loads for single-family-detached homes, small multi-unit structures, condominiums, town houses and manufactured homes.
Standard covering sizing strategies for all types of cooling and heating equipment, as well as how to use comprehensive manufacturer's performance data on sensible, latent, or heating capacity for various operating conditions.
Technical manual from ACCA outlining correct methods for residential zoning.
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Standard providing nationally recognized, manufacturer-endorsed set of inspection tasks for HVAC maintenance.
Standard providing a universally accepted definition for quality installation for residential and commercial heating, ventilating, and air conditioning applications.
Document detailing the requirements, roles, and obligations for participants in an organized effort, ensuring that HVAC installations comply with the ANSI/ACCA 5 QI – 2010 (HVAC Quality Installation Specification) QI Standard.
Standard 680 establishes definitions, classifications, test requirements, data requirements, ratings, operating requirements, marking and nameplate data and conformance conditions for residential air filter equipment.
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Guidebook covering basic principles and data used in the HVAC&R industry.
Standard establishing a test procedure for evaluating the performance of air-cleaning devices as a function of particle size.
ASHRAE Standard 62.1 sets specifications and measures for ventilation system design and indoor air quality.
This standard defines the roles of and minimum requirements for mechanical and natural ventilation systems and the building envelope intended to provide acceptable indoor air quality in single-family and multi-family low-rise residential buildings of three stories or less above grade.
Standard defining the roles of and minimum requirements for mechanical and natural ventilation systems and the building envelope intended to provide acceptable indoor air quality in low-rise residential buildings.
Code establishing the rules of safety relating only to pressure integrity for the design, fabrication, and inspection of boilers and pressure vessels during construction.
The exhaust from residential combustion appliances contains air pollutants and high levels of moisture that must be conveyed to the outdoors to maintain acceptable indoor quality.
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Report providing information about energy-efficient heating, ventilation, and cooling (HVAC) equipment options to help homeowners cut their energy use, reduce their carbon footprint, and increase their homes comfort, health, and safety.
Report about ventilation system design, including central fan integrated supply (CFIS) system, made up of a 6-inch outdoor air intake duct connected to the return side of the air handler with a fan cycling control to make sure the fan runs a programmed minimum amount of time.
IECC code note explaining new fan efficacy requirements, along with how to determine which fans are affected by the new fan requirements.
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Report on variable-capacity air conditioning and heat pump units.
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ASH Daily news for 25 April 2016
26 May 2016
- Trial supports safety and efficacy of varenicline for those with or without a psychiatric disorder
- Wales: Smoking to be banned at Caswell Bay as part of new trial
- Scotland: Aberdeenshire Council approves new smoking policy
- Hampshire: Council gives out more than 6,400 fines for dropping cigarette ends
- Durham: Judge orders fraudster to quit smoking and pay fines faster
- North Somerset: Smoking comes at a million-pound price
- JTI launches Logic Pro tank system with multi-million pound campaign
- EU: Pressure grows for Commission President to end tobacco lobbying secrecy
- India: Supreme Court to hear cases challenging tobacco pack warnings today
- US: ITG Brands details plans for laying off hundreds at Greensboro plant
Trial supports safety and efficacy of varenicline for those with or without a psychiatric disorder
Pfizer has announced data from the largest ever randomised clinical trial of approved smoking cessation medicines.
The trial is the largest placebo-controlled trial to compare the neuropsychiatric safety and efficacy of Champix (varenicline) and bupropion to placebo and nicotine patch to help people quit smoking.
The results demonstrated the use of varenicline or buproprion in patients with or without a history of psychiatric disorder is not associated with an increased risk of serious neuropsychiatric adverse events. In addition, patients taking varenicline showed statistically superior continuous abstinence rates at weeks 9-12 and 9-24 than patients treated with placebo, bupropion or nicotine patch during both time periods. Patients treated with each of the medications had higher abstinence rates than those treated with placebo.Source: European Pharmaceutical Review – 22 April 2016
Link: http://bit.ly/1VNzpVO
Wales: Smoking to be banned at Caswell Bay as part of new trial
One of Swansea's most popular beaches will be the first in the area to go smokefree.
A ban on smoking will be trialled at Caswell Bay as part of a drive to create more smokefree places.
Swansea Council says the ban, which comes into force from April 27, will help to provide a cleaner, healthier beach for people to enjoy and cut down on pollution caused by cigarette ends.
The beach is set to become the latest in more than 70 smoke-free areas across the city.Source: South Wales Evening Post – 22 April 2016
Link: http://bit.ly/1VNxEYP
Scotland: Aberdeenshire Council approves new smoking policy
Aberdeenshire Council has approved a new smokefree policy to ban smoking on any premises or sites owned by the local authority. The policy includes electronic cigarettes.
Under the policy, everyone including staff, councillors, volunteers, contractors, visitors and service users will be banned from smoking in their vehicles. It will not affect people parked in public pay and display sites.
See also:
– Smoking ban in car parks 'unenforceable', Mearns LeaderSource: Evening Express – 22 April 2016
Link: http://bit.ly/1VNy3dG
Hampshire: Council gives out more than 6,400 fines for dropping cigarette ends
More than 6,600 litter fines have been given out by Havant Borough Council in the past two years, of these, 6,434 fines of £75 were dished out to members of the public dropping cigarette butts on the ground.
It comes as Havant Borough Council's zero-tolerance approach to littering reaches its two-year anniversary next month.Source: The News – 22 April 2016
Link: http://bit.ly/1VNyq8h
Durham: Judge orders fraudster to quit smoking and pay fines faster
A judge has told a woman to cut down or quit smoking after hearing she was unable to afford the £1,000 fine and costs for her involvement in an £8,000 fraud.
Whitney Varey appeared in court alongside her brother Abraham who was sentenced for conning a car buyer out of the cash after advertising a car for sale. She was fined £750 plus £250 costs.
Judge Christopher Prince refused to accept she had no money to pay after being told by Lewis Kerr, mitigating, she was on benefits and only had £6 left for luxuries, including cigarettes.
Despite being told Varey "cannot afford to smoke", Judge Prince heard she smoked 20 a day, costing her about £35 a week.
Judge Prince rejected her offer to pay her fine and costs at £5 a week – upping the figure to £15, telling her: "I'm told you cannot afford to pay a fine; you can if you cut back or stop smoking."Source: Northern Echo – 23 April 2016
Link: http://bit.ly/1VNyLrE
North Somerset: Smoking comes at a million-pound price
The financial cost of smoking in North Somerset is exceeding £40million a year including a £7million burden on the NHS, according to figures by ASH.
Approximately 20,500 people smoke in the district, equating to a cost of more than £2,000 per smoker.
A spokeswoman for ASH said: "Few people are aware that the cost of smoking to a community is much larger than the impact on the NHS.
"For example, smokers are more likely to get sick at any time in their working life. For businesses in North Somerset, this means a loss of around £3million a year in additional sick days.
"Investment in the support to help people quit not only generates a healthier community but also a wealthier one."Source: Ely Standard – 24 April 2016
Link: http://bit.ly/1VNyXag
JTI launches Logic Pro tank system with multi-million pound campaign
JTI will be rolling out its "tank" vaping system, Logic PRO, in the UK this month.
The launch of the system, which has proved succesful in the US, will be supported by a TV advertising and outdoor media campaign from May 1.
The Tank market has grown 161% in the last year and is the fastest growing sector within the e-cigarette category.Source: Wholesale News – 22 April 2016
Link: http://bit.ly/1VNz9X4
EU: Pressure grows for Commission President to end tobacco lobbying secrecy
Splits have opened within European Commission, as European Parliament, Ombudsman and NGOs increase the pressure for implementing UN rules for contacts with tobacco industry lobbyists.
In his response to the Ombudsman, Commission President Juncker argued that tobacco lobbying transparency is not needed because the number of meetings between top officials and tobacco lobbyists has decreased since decision-making on the Tobacco Products Directive came to an end in 2014.Source: Corporate Europe – 22 April 2016
Link: http://bit.ly/1VNzEjY
India: Supreme Court to hear cases challenging tobacco pack warnings today
India's Supreme Court said on Friday it would hear petitions filed by the $11 billion tobacco industry against the government's package warning rules this week.
The Court said it will hear the case on Monday. It will also review several other cases that challenge how health warnings are printed on tobacco products sold in the country.
See also:
– Label 'tobacco' as food item to ban it, suggests Delhi government to Centre, Economic TimesSource: Reuters – 22 April 2016
Link: http://tmsnrt.rs/1VNzSax
US: ITG Brands details plans for laying off hundreds at Greensboro plant
ITG Brands has confirmed it expects to layoff 375 workers at its cigarette manufacturing plant in east Greensboro in June.
The layoffs come as production volumes have been cut by half with the end of a reciprocal manufacturing agreement with Winston-Salem-based Reynolds American Inc..
As part of a three-way deal last year that included the merger of Reynolds American with Lorillard and the sale of Lorillard's plant to its U.K.-based parent company Imperial Tobacco Group, ITG Brands continued making cigarettes under Lorillard's Newport brand for a year.
That agreement comes to an end this summer, with the complete shift of Newport production to Reynolds American's Tobaccoville plant, and a significant reduction in production volumes at the ITG Brands plant.Source: Triad Business Journal – 22 April 2016
Link: http://bit.ly/1VNAfSB


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Microsoft has today unveiled the Microsoft Lumia 535 in Kenya. The smart phone comes with the latest Windows Phone 8.1 experience. Being an entry level phone, this gadget has a lot to offer compared to the other entry level Lumia phones.
This is what this smartphone has:
- The Lumia 535 has a 5 inch screen, fitted with Gorilla glass. It also has an outstanding outdoor readability as well as great picture quality.
- A 5MP front facing camera that has a wide-length-angle lens, meaning you will not have to squeeze to get a group selfie.
- It is a dual Sim- you will not need two phones for two sim cards
- It has the power of the 1,2GHzQuad Core processor and 1GB RAM
- The Lumia 535 comes with 8GB in-built memory and upto 128GB exapandable memory
In addition, the Lumia 535 comes with 30GB free online storage on OneDrive. It also comes woth built-in Word, Excel and Powerpoint ; OneDrive will automatically save your work to the cloud such that even if you save your work on the PC you can still continue with it using you Lumia 535.
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As head marketer for Gwendy's Goodies, LLC (my sisters bakery in Ayden NC) we started researching the idea of a rewards program for her bakery. Her POS system is a Clover which is prolific in the small business arena and offers several card based reward systems that integrates easily with it. The swipe cards are pretty reasonable and it seemed like a simple way to move forward with a Gwendy's Goodies rewards card. We also weren't sure that a smart phone app would best support her community in Ayden and had initially shied away from that concept.
I started doing some research and came across several really cool online platforms that took rewards to a whole new place. It brought corporate level (think Panera) rewards to the local small businesses. The one that really intrigued me was Five Stars. I downloaded some information about the Five Stars rewards program, read through their website and really liked what I saw.
There were several things that caught my attention:
• The detailed dashboard and analytics of the impact the rewards program had on your business.
• It is way more than a rewards program, it's a customer retention program. A very powerful way to gently encourage people to return to your business again and again.
• It's a marketing platform that offers some really cool opportunities that supports your unique business needs.
Shortly after I downloaded the content I got the anticipated calls from Five Star. I told them I was very impressed with their program, I thought that their pricing was reasonable for what they offered but the pricing was more than we could take on right now. A month later Gwen received a call and sent them to me. I agreed to an online meeting and walk through, with the caveat that it was EXTREMELY unlikely we would be in a position to sign up at this time. A challenge every good sales person likes, LOL!
When they walked me through everything, what impressed me the most was the eye opening perspective Five Stars illustrated of the real impact the money we were spending on Facebook was having. I went from feeling really good about our Facebook ads strategy to questioning it.
Gwen and I agreed if we stopped a few other things (including facebook ads) we could afford the transition into this platform
The early returns are very VERY good, we are two weeks into it and we are already seeing very strong results. First, we were wrong about the community's adoption of the smartphone app – they love it. Everyone is eager to sign up with their cell phone number. Over half have shared their email address which has helped our monthly email marketing penetration significantly.
- The early numbers:
- Enrollment
- In our first 10 business days we have 168 members, our goal for the first month is 400
- Engagement:
- 2,856 points awarded
- 16 rewards claimed
- Promotions:
- Special Sticky Bun promotion generated 3 new visits from people who had never purchased the promoted product before.
- Enrollment
Is it rewarding? Absolutely! We will keep you posted as we progress with our new Five Stars rewards program but we are very pleased with the measureable results we are seeing.


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October 28, 2014
Contact: SA Elaine Cesare
Phone Number: (571) 324-7520
Federal Jury Convicts Brothers In Synthetic Drug Distribution Conspiracy
Defendants made and distributed "Spice" to various "Smoke Shops" and convenience stores
DALLAS - A federal jury in Dallas has convicted two brothers on multiple felony offenses stemming from their operation of a dangerous, designer synthetic drug trafficking organization, announced U.S. Attorney Sarah R. Saldaña of the Northern District of Texas.
Following a nearly two-week trial before U.S. District Judge Jane J. Boyle, Barry Bays, 43, and his brother, Jerad Coleman, 28, both of Fort Wayne, Indiana, were convicted on all counts of a fourth superseding indictment returned by a federal grand jury in July 2014. The charges stem from the Drug Enforcement Administration'(DEA) Project Synergy that targeted these synthetic drug trafficking organizations.
Specifically, Bays and Coleman were each convicted on one count of conspiracy to defraud the U.S. Food and Drug (FDA); one count of conspiracy to commit mail fraud; and one count of conspiracy to distribute a controlled substance analogue. In addition, Bays was also convicted on one count of possessing a firearm in furtherance of a drug trafficking crime and one count of using a communication facility to facilitate a drug felony.
Seven other defendants charged in the case have pleaded guilty to their respective roles: Samuel Madeley, 22, of Denton, Texas; David Muise, 23, of Londonderry, New Hampshire; Holden Bownds, 23, of Denton; and Aaron Parrish, 31, Jennie Miller, 41, Kyle Boyer, 31, and Brandon Zerler, 26, all of Fort Wayne. Miller was sentenced to 12 months and one day in federal prison for acting as a "straw purchaser" of the firearm possessed by Bays during the drug conspiracy. The other defendants are scheduled to be sentenced in the upcoming months.
Bays owned Little Arm, Inc., that did business as B&B (B&B) in Fort Wayne and then later in Defiance, Ohio. B&B sold products marketed as "incense," "potpourri," "air freshener," or "aroma therapy products," which claimed to be "not for human consumption," to businesses in at least 38 states. Coleman served as a corporate officer for B&B and held various positions within the business.
The government presented evidence that during the conspiracy, Bays, Coleman and others conspired together to defraud the FDA by introducing or delivering an adulterated or misbranded drug into interstate commerce with the intent to defraud or mislead. As part of the conspiracy, Bays, Coleman and others possessed, packaged, labeled, marketed, distributed and sold substances containing various synthetic cannabinoids throughout the U.S. Synthetic cannabinoids are defined as "drugs" under the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic (FDCA).
After acquiring the synthetic cannabinoids, Bays and B&B had them mixed with a green (smokable) plant material to create a product commonly referred to as "spice." That substance was then packaged and labeled with brand names such as "B2 Da Bomb," "V8," "Roses," and "Street Legal." The products were then sold to customers throughout the U.S. as "incense," "potpourri," "air freshener," or "aroma therapy products," and "not for human consumption," when in fact, they were intended for human consumption as a drug.
During trial, the government introduced evidence that Bays had contracted with Muise for Muise to create multiple YouTube videos, reviewing Bays' "spice" products. Muise's reviews documented the intended use of Bays' products as drugs.
Madeley and Bownds collaborated and collectively brokered the sale of Scheduled I controlled substance analogues. They solicited customers via the internet and knew the chemicals they were brokering were being used to produce "spice" intended for human consumption. Madeley and Bownds made multiple sales to Bays and B&B, where he made his own brands of synthetic "spice" and distributed it to various "smoke shops" and convenience stores throughout the U.S.
Bays and Coleman remain in federal custody. A sentencing date has not been set.
The maximum statutory penalties are: conspiracy to defraud the U.S. - three years and a $250,000 fine; conspiracy to commit mail fraud - 20 years and a $250,000 fine; conspiracy to distribute a controlled substance analogue - 20 years and a $1 million fine; possession of a firearm in furtherance of a drug trafficking crime - mandatory five years and a $250,000 fine; and use of a communication facility to facilitate a drug felony - four years and a $250,000 fine. The indictment also includes a forfeiture allegation that requires the defendants to forfeit their proceeds from the offenses as well as vehicles, a residence on Tillman Road in Fort Wayne, and approximately $437,000 in funds seized by the government during the investigation.
The DEA led the investigation with assistance from the Fort Wayne Police Department, Indiana State Police, and the Denton County Sheriff's Office. Assistant U.S. Attorneys Brian Poe and Brandon McCarthy are prosecuting.


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Tips for Safe Handling and Storage of Salad Greens
When shopping, pack fresh salad greens in plastic bags so they are kept separate from other groceries, especially raw meats and poultry.
- Refrigerate salad greens at 35 to 40 degrees F within two hours of purchasing. Store in a plastic bag or lettuce keeper.
- Always wash hands before preparing salads and make sure you are working with a clean cutting board.
- Wash lettuce just before using by running cold water over leaves. Leaves can be difficult to clean so immersing the leaves in a bowl of cold water for a few minutes helps loosen sand and dirt. Presoaking lettuce for 10 minutes in dilute vinegar-water (1/2 cup distilled white vinegar per 1 cup water), followed by a clean water rinse, has been shown to reduce bacterial contamination but may affect texture and taste. After washing, blot dry with paper towels or use a salad spinner to remove excess moisture.
- Because lettuce and other salad greens are very perishable, they should be used within one week after purchase.
- Bagged salads can be convenient but added processing steps like cutting and mixing can increase the likelihood of contamination with microorganisms. To reduce the risk of foodborne illness with bagged salads keep them refrigerated at 35 to 40 degrees F, observe "Use By" dates marked on the package, and rinse well before eating, removing any damaged or spoiled leaves.
Information courtesy of the Colorado State University Extension Service


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*Agent_Strelnikov storms into Bright's office with the massive battle rifle on his shoulder still.
Agent_Strelnikov> "…Doktor Bright. Sorries for appearance, but I was just victim of a…uh….some sort of cruel joke."
*Agent_Strelnikov unslings the rifle and leans it in the corner of the office. "I am report as ordered."
Bright> "Please, have a seat Dmitri."
Agent_Strelnikov> "Yes sir." He sits down in front of the desk.
Bright> "How do you like your work here at the Foundation, Agent?"
*Agent_Strelnikov thinks for a moment.
Agent_Strelnikov> "…I have work here since…..2002, yes? I am enjoy it very much."
Agent_Strelnikov> "I am honored to lead Mobile Task Force."
Bright> "So, you're happy here?"
*Agent_Strelnikov senses this is building into a trick question somehow, some way.
Agent_Strelnikov> "I am happy with the work, if that is what you ask, Doktor Bright."
Bright> "Good, good." Making notes. "If you could have any job, what would it be?"
Agent_Strelnikov> "Any job, with Foundation?"
Bright> "Or without."
Agent_Strelnikov> "I would have my current job. There is no question in my mind." He says it deadpan, and without pausing.
*Agent_Strelnikov smells oddly like burnt cordite and gunpowder.
Bright> "Tell me about a time when you came up with an innovative solution to a challenge your company/class/organization was facing. What was the challenge? What role did others play?"
Agent_Strelnikov> "…." He thinks for a few moments.
Agent_Strelnikov> "..Hm."
Agent_Strelnikov> "…Once there was a village in Chechnya, was filled with rebels."
Agent_Strelnikov> "We have try for weeks to push through it, clear it out but no, they hold on. Very tough fighters."
Agent_Strelnikov> "One day on a patrol we find one of them taking the shit, so we capture him, yes?"
*Bright nods
Agent_Strelnikov> "We had just get done having boar roast. We shoot two of them and cook, but was not yet. Bodies were still laying in open."
Agent_Strelnikov> "So we take him into camps and we show him these dead pigs. They are Muslim, so they are fear the pig."
*Agent_Strelnikov giggles a bit.
Agent_Strelnikov> "We tell…we tell him."
Agent_Strelnikov> "That if they are not stand down, we launch cloud of 'pig gas' into the village. This, naturally, is damn them all for hell to eternity, yes?"
Agent_Strelnikov> "So he is look at us wide-eyed, not wanting to believe, until I stab him in the arm with bayonet. Then he cooperate."
Agent_Strelnikov> "We push him toward village and send him off. Village puts up white flag of surrender."
Agent_Strelnikov> "Then we napalm it."
Agent_Strelnikov> "….Is this answer you were looking for, Doktor Bright?"
*Bright nods his head, checking some things off on his list. "Hmm, yes. Now then, Describe a time when you got co-workers or classmates who dislike each other to work together. How did you accomplish this? What was the outcome?"
*Agent_Strelnikov thinks again. "Same place actually."
Agent_Strelnikov> "We are try to debate how to take village, yes?"
Agent_Strelnikov> "And I finds two privates arguing about this. So being Lieutenant at time, I take interest in this."
Agent_Strelnikov> "I listen."
Agent_Strelnikov> "Neither of them can make agreements on tactics."
Agent_Strelnikov> "They tell me they think Captain at time was wrong for his plan."
Agent_Strelnikov> "So I kick both of them in the ass and make them clean latrines for a week. They did not complain after this."
*Agent_Strelnikov seems satisfied.
Bright> "Describe the last time that you undertook a project that demanded a lot of initiative. How long have you been a traitor to the Foundation?"
*Agent_Strelnikov cocks his head to one side.
Agent_Strelnikov> "I have never been traitor to Foundation or my homeland, Doktor Bright."
Bright> "And the other half of the question?"
Agent_Strelnikov> "…Well."
Agent_Strelnikov> "…Hm."
Agent_Strelnikov> "Once, on patrol we run into hidden machine gun nest."
Agent_Strelnikov> "It was pin down squads 2 and 3, but mine was ok."
*Agent_Strelnikov supplements this with hand motions.
Agent_Strelnikov> "So I run around on flank and I hit them from side. I think I bayonet both of them in the neck, Doktor Bright."
Agent_Strelnikov> "That was a nice machine gun too, German. I still wonders how they got it."
Bright> "If you could terminate…sorry, fire, one associate, who would it be?"
Agent_Strelnikov> "…Anyone?"
Bright> "Anyone, senior staff, O5, anyone."
*Agent_Strelnikov leans over Bright's desk slightly and says without hesitation.
Agent_Strelnikov> "I would terminate Doktor Iceberg."
Agent_Strelnikov> "For what he has just done to me. Doktor Bright."
Bright> "Permission denied. But feel free to rough him up for that little stunt. Although… He has some slight protection at the moment. I'd advise getting even in a creative manner."
Agent_Strelnikov> "…Do you has suggestion, Doktor Bright? I am all ears."
Bright> "I avoid suggestions. But I'm sure 105 would be willing to help you. Now, what is your favorite sexual position?"
Agent_Strelnikov> "Se-…"
*Agent_Strelnikov turns red.
Agent_Strelnikov> "Doktor Bright! What is this have to do with work?!"
*Bright smiles. That, Dmitri, is for me to know."
Agent_Strelnikov> "…."
Agent_Strelnikov> "I like…eh…I like the sex position. I am not know what you call it."
Agent_Strelnikov> "But there is also, eh…"
Bright> "Missionary or doggy?"
Agent_Strelnikov> "Well."
Agent_Strelnikov> "I am not know what these words means, sorries."
Agent_Strelnikov> "But I answer with motorboat. Motorboat is my answer."
*Bright chuckles. "Right then. Do you have any questions for me?"
Agent_Strelnikov> "Why can I not terminate Doktor Iceberg."
Agent_Strelnikov> "He has humiliate me in way I have not thought was possible, Doktor Bright."
Agent_Strelnikov> "I can not even describes this in English."
*Agent_Strelnikov jabs a thumb at the rifle behind him. "Is good thing you have told me, that rifle is for him."
Bright> "Iceberg is still useful. Tell you what. Best way to get back at him? Smile at him. Every time you see him, grin. Act as if you have something planned, and, from time to time act surprised to see him still alive. It'll make him paranoid as fuck. Vengeance is a dish best served cold."
Agent_Strelnikov> "I cannot do this, Doktor Bright. I am a Russian. We are not smart enough for hold in our anger like that."
Agent_Strelnikov> "…Maybe you let me borrow your cane for a moment? I promise I not kill him."
Agent_Strelnikov> "I gives you my word as Captain."
Bright> "Also? Be sure to kiss Break in front of him a lot." Bright pauses. "Even if it's an order?"
Agent_Strelnikov> "I kiss Break in front of him, this I can do."
Agent_Strelnikov> "Is funny, really. I take her on wonderful date, and I come homes to this."
*Bright glances at his computer, then smiles. "Yes, being with Break will hurt him more than your fists. Also…" Bright passes over the cane. "Give him a jolt and tell him it's his turn."
Agent_Strelnikov> "…" He stands and salutes Bright.
Agent_Strelnikov> "I leave my weapon here for…eh…how is it. Collateral."
*Bright salutes casually back. "Good man."
Agent_Strelnikov> "I thanks you, sir. I be right back with this."
*Agent_Strelnikov turns on a bootheel and marches out of the office at a brisk pace.
Bright> "Keep it til' tomorrow."
*Agent_Strelnikov walks in and tosses the cane down on Bright's desk.
Agent_Strelnikov> "I thanks you." He picks up the Mosin Nagant and heads out.
*Bright waves goodbye.


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Company History – SealEco
1967 Production of butyl rubber starts in Värnamo, Sweden under license from Esso. The company is named "Värnamo Gummi" (Värnamo Rubber).
1970 Värnamo Gummi departs from Esso and continues as an independent company producing products under the brand "Värnamo Butyl".
1973 First export contact (Italian customer)
1975 Värnamo Gummi overtakes all Esso sales in the Nordic countries. Investments are made in a new production unit in Värnamo (Norregård), including a new calander and autoclave.
1976 Värnamo Gummi, Division Isolerduk (Isolation) is formed.
1977 Exports to a major part of the world but with emphasis on the European market, especially the UK.
1979 Introduction of Värnamo EPDM, our first membrane in EPDM.
1982 The seal logotype is introduced and used as logo for the operation and all membranes.
1986 Introduction of Superseal Roofing System, including a fire retardant EPDM membrane with polyester backing.
1988 A new, unique and patented hot air splicing technique is introduced. It is named Thermobond.
1989 Trelleborg AB aquires the operation. It is later renamed; at first to "Trelleborg Building Systems" , then "Trelleborg Waterproofing".
1990 Development and introduction of an electric splicing machine with two Leister guns, which enables splicing of 150 mm wide cover strips.
1996 Trademark and recipe for the entire product range of Prelasti is taken over from Dayco.
1997 Production, development and sales are certified according to ISO 9001.
1998 ISO 14001 certified.
1998 The trademark Elastoseal is introduced, which later becomes the name of all our standard EPDM membranes.
1999 Introduction of Elastoseal EPDM, a unique heat-sealable elastomeric membrane.
2003 Ecoseal TPO membranes introduced.
2004 The Cladseal trademark is established.
2005 A new version of Elastoseal with thermoplastic edges applied directly in the calander. The product is a major improvement and represents a second method of fabrication to Hot Bonding.
2009 SealEco´s single largest project to date: basement tanking of Dubai International Airport, United Arab Emirates. A total of 500 000 sqm Elastoseal EPDM is shipped to Dubai.
2009 Introduces Electrobond (later renamed Centrix), a new and revolutionary method based on a state-of-the-art induction heating technique, for membrane fixation.
2011 SealEco is created through Axcel´s acquisition of Trelleborg Waterproofing, and becomes a business unit within Nordic Waterproofing Group.
2011 New edge production technique with PER edge applied directly in the calander.
2011 SealEco aquires Wulva NV, a former privately owned distributor and prefabricator of SealEco products in Belgium.
2012 SealEco becomes a separate legal entitiy; SealEco AB.
2013 Introduction of RubberShell, a self-adhesive EPDM rubber membrane for building envelopes.
2014 SealEco aquires Univex, a privately owned prefabricator, specialized in three-dimensional applications.
2016 Since 10th of June 2016, Nordic Waterproofing is listed in the Mid Cap segment on Nasdaq Stockholm, with the stock ticker NWG.


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Sleeping With Sirens End The Madness tour stopped by Cleveland last week with an incredible lineup consisting of the future of pop punk Waterparks, the lovely Tonight Alive, and the always entertaining State Champs. It was set in a weird venue where the stage had steps to them and wasn't very high. The good news about that is that I was able to get some great wide angle shots. The weird news is that the barrier was too darn close to the stage and we had to kneel down so we wouldn't be in the fans way. I'm young so I could deal with that but my knees hated me. Anyways, the show had the best production, every band did their best and go listen to Waterparks. Enjoy!


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8 Tips for Creating a Better Trade Show
Melinda Kendall, vice president of business solutions for Freeman, knows how to improve attendees' experience at trade shows.
"There are still an awful lot of shows where the show floor is for booth space and the goal is to sell out," Kendall said. "But our role as show organizers is to draw people not just to the building but on to the show floor, engage with them so they have a great experience, and have them spend as long as possible on the show floor. The trade show floor is simply too important to leave to the exhibitors."
Kendall led a session Tuesday on the topic at A.I.B.T.M., the Americas Meetings and Events Exhibition, which wraps up today at the Baltimore Convention Center. Produced by Reed Travel Exhibitions, the event attracted more than 1,700 planners from corporate, government, association, and nonprofit organizations from the United States and around the world.
To create an engaging trade show, planners should focus on two things: the design of the floor and the inclusion of interactive content. Here are Kendall's top tips in those areas:
1. Group similar products together in zones to draw like-minded buyers.
2. Provide lounges, either one large space or multiple smaller spaces spread throughout the show floor. "We are trying to bring buyers and sellers together to talk to each other, so let's let them sit down," Kendall said. "Create areas where people can get to know each other and do business."
3. Move the biggest exhibitors away from the front door. "The American Institute of Architects has created what it calls the 'Avenue,' a wide aisle across the back third of the show floor," Kendall said. "The big booths are hung off this aisle, along with small eating areas, some of the interactive content, the keynote at one end, and the association area at the other end. It becomes the main drag. This gives much more traffic to the smaller booths in front as people make their way to the avenue in the back."
4. Highlight new products: "This can be really low-tech, such as skirted tables displaying products, all the way up to what the Sweets & Snacks Expo does, which is gorgeous retail display cases with products behind glass," Kendall said. "Each new product has a bar code in front of it, and attendees use a scanner to scan the ones they are interested in and it prints out a map of the show floor showing you where to find those companies."
5. Put education on the show floor, such as small group discussions and presentation theaters: "You can sell speaking opportunities to exhibitors, or you can curate them so only really interesting new product announcements or new technologies can present," Kendall said. "It depends on your goals and your industry. But always keep them short and keep them moving."
6. Create demonstration areas.
7. Hold award ceremonies on the show floor.
8. Incorporate "gamification": "You can take the old-fashioned passport program up a notch to make it more of an electronic scavenger hunt," Kendall said. "Or create interactive games about your industry using touch-screen plasma or smartphones. All of these get people moving around the show floor. People love to compete, they love to see their name on a leader board."
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Training materials and the lab environments are available for licensing. Pragmatic Web Security also offers architectural security assessments, technical writing services or short-term security consulting services. Don't hesitate to reach out for more information.
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Hi, I'm Philippe, and I'm a passionate web security instructor. My goal is to give practitioners the security knowledge they need to build better and more secure applications. With Pragmatic Web Security, I deliver private security courses around the world. I also regularly speak at conferences and meetups.
Dr. Philippe De Ryck
PhD in web security
Google Developer Expert
About Philippe
I am the founder of Pragmatic Web Security, where I travel the world to train developers on web security and security engineering. From my Ph.D., I have gained a deep understanding of the web, its vulnerabilities and its security technologies. In my courses, I channel this knowledge into practical and actional security advice for developers.
I have obtained a Ph.D. in web security from the imec-DistriNet research group (University of Leuven, Belgium). During my Ph.D., I published a book titled Primer on client-side web security. I also built the university's online Web Security Fundamentals course.
Since 2018, I am a Google Developer Expert, a recognition of my contributions to share my security knowledge with the community. I also volunteer as the course curator for the SecAppDev course. Since 2005, this yearly week-long course focuses on security for developers.
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Dr. Philippe De Ryck is a stellar secure coding instructor. He brings an immense body of web security knowledge to the classroom when teaching his various class offerings. His style is both focused yet inviting which encourages students to participate in class. It's rare to find professionals who have both the technical ability and presentation skills it takes to be a successful instructor-led-trainer. Dr. Philippe De Ryck has both and more in spades!
Jim Manico — Founder, Manicode Security
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Courses and talks
Next to private trainings, I also represent Pragmatic Web Security at public events. Take a look below for upcoming security courses, conferences or smaller events.
List of public events:
- Guest blog post on The hard parts of JWT security nobody talks about for Ping Identity (11/01/2019)
- Half-day workshop at hackages: OWASP top 10 vulnerabilities (08/02/2019 - Brussels, Belgium)
- Guest expert at an Ensighten Webinar: Client-Side website security: The missing piece to a secure website (12/02/2019)
- Course curator of SecAppDev, a week-long course on secure application development (18 - 22/02/2019 - Leuven, Belgium)
- Conference talk at Belgian Cyber Security Coalition: Security patterns for keeping secrets in the browser (21/02/2019 - Leuven, Belgium)
- 1-day workshop at sec4dev: A hands-on take on modern web security (25 - 27/02/2019 - Vienna, Austria)
- Conference talk at sec4dev: Common API security pitfalls (25 - 27/02/2019 - Vienna, Austria) (Slides & video)
- 1-day workshop at Angular College: A secure foundation for your Angular application (22/03/2019 - Graz, Austria)
- Meetup talk at Angular Graz Pizza-Meetup: The parts of JWT security nobody talks about (22/03/2019 - Graz, Austria) (Slides)
- Conference talk at LocoMocoSec: The truth about cookies, tokens and APIs (15 - 19/04/2019, Lihue, USA) (Slides)
- Conference talk at InfoShare: Common API security pitfalls (08 - 09/05/2019 - Gdansk, Poland) (Slides & video)
- Conference talk at OWASP Global AppSec Tel Aviv: Common API security pitfalls (29 - 30/05/2019 - Tel Aviv, Israel) (Slides & video)
- Meetup talk at Full Stack Tel Aviv meetup: The parts of JWT security nobody talks about (30/05/2019 - Tel Aviv, Israel) (Slides & video)
- Participation in the Open Security Summit (3 - 7/06/2019 - London, UK)
- Appearance on The Frontside Podcast talking about security in frontend applications (13/06/2019) (Podcast)
- 1-day workshop at GOTO Amsterdam: Client-side security for modern web applications (17/06/2019 - Amsterdam, Netherlands)
- Meetup talk at Amsterdam Secure Software Development: Common API security pitfalls (Slides & video) and The parts of JWT security nobody talks about (Slides & video) (17/06/2019 - Amsterdam, Netherlands)
- Conference talk at GOTO Amsterdam: Common API security pitfalls (19/06/2019 - Amsterdam, Netherlands) (Slides & video)
- Conference talk at GOTO Amsterdam: Taking Security Seriously (19/06/2019 - Amsterdam, Netherlands) (Slides)
- Conference talk at Identiverse: Security patterns for keeping secrets in the browser (25 - 28/06/2019 - Washington DC, USA) (Slides)
- Meetup talk at Nulab Tech Talks Amsterdam: The parts of JWT security nobody talks about (16/07/2019 - Amsterdam, Netherlands) (Slides)
- Free 1-day workshop hosted by Nulabs: Diving into web security with the OWASP top 10 (17/07/2019 - Amsterdam, Netherlands)
- Appearance on The Secure Developer talking about Angular security (01/08/2019) (Slides & video)
- Appearance on Razi's Technology Podcast talking about Keeping secrets in the browser (12/08/2019)
- 2-day workshop at OWASP Global AppSec DC: A builder's guide to Single Page Application security (09 - 13/09/2019 - Washington DC, USA)
- Conference talk at OWASP Global AppSec DC: Common API security pitfalls (09 - 13/09/2019 - Washington DC, USA)
- Conference talk at Angular Connect: Angular and the OWASP top 10 (19 - 20/09/2019 - London, UK)
- Invited talk at ICTech Day: Introduction to OAuth 2.0 and OpenID Connect (10/10/2019, Antwerpen, Belgium)
- Meetup talk at Dallas.js: Cookies versus tokens: a paradoxical choice (30/08/2018) (Slides)
- Conference talk at JavaZone: Common API security pitfalls (12-13/09/2018) (Slides & video)
- Meetup talks at Angular Oslo: Cookies versus tokens: a paradoxical choice (Slides) / Angular and the OWASP top 10 (Slides) (12/09/2018)
- Meetup talk at BarcelonaJS: Cookies versus tokens: a paradoxical choice (26/09/2018) (Slides)
- Conference talk at JOIN: HTTPS for developers (04/10/2018) (Slides & video)
- Meetup talk at Angular Belgium: Passwords and pixie dust: A look at OAuth 2.0 security in Angular (04/10/2018) (Slides)
- 2-day course: Web Security Essentials (15-16/10/2018)
- 2-day course: Angular Security Masterclass (18-19/10/2018)
- Meetup talk at OWASP Belgium: Common API security pitfalls (23/10/2018) (Slides & video)
- Meetup talk at ngBucharest: Angular and the OWASP top 10 followed by a Q&A on Angular and security (25/10/2018) (Slides)
- Conference talk at OWASP AppSec Bucharest: Cookies versus tokens: a paradoxical choice (26/10/2018) (Slides)
- 1-day workshop at GOTO Berlin: Application Security for User Interface Developers and Designers (30/10/2018)
- Conference talk at GOTO Berlin: From the OWASP Top Ten(s) to the OWASP ASVS (31/10/2018) (Slides)
- Conference talk at GOTO Berlin: Introduction to OAuth 2.0 and OpenID Connect (01/11/2018) (Slides)
- Meetup talk at OWASP Hamburg: Common API security pitfalls (01/11/2018) (Slides & video)
- Meetup talk at OWASP Dresden: Common API security pitfalls (02/11/2018) (Slides & video)
- Conference talk at GOTO Copenhagen: From the OWASP Top Ten(s) to the OWASP ASVS (20/11/2018) (Slides)
- 1-day private workshop for the NG-BE core team: A secure foundation for your Angular application (24/11/2018)
- 1-day workshop at NG-BE: A secure foundation for your Angular application (06/12/2018)
- Conference talk at NG-BE: Angular and the OWASP top 10 (07/12/2018) (Slides & video)
If you are looking for a speaker for your event, do not hesitate to get in touch. Below is a list of previous talks, published with slides and recordings when available.
- Taking security seriously
- Common API security pitfalls
- Security patterns for keeping secrets in the browser
- Introduction to OAuth 2.0 and OpenID Connect
- The truth about cookies, tokens and APIs
- The parts of JWT security nobody talks about
- Angular and the OWASP top 10
- From the OWASP Top Ten(s) to the OWASP ASVS
- HTTPS for developers
- Passwords and pixie dust: A look at OAuth 2.0 security in angularOWASPtop10
- Cookies versus tokens: a paradoxical choice
I am proud to say that a 100% of the post-course evaluation forms so far include a recommendation of the training course to others. The testimonials below give you a good idea of what you can expect from Pragmatic Web Security.
The course consists of high-quality course material. Philippe's lectures cover the theory in a clear an concise manner. The practical labs in between provide a useful way to get practical experience.
We have learned a ton of new security practices, which we will immediately adopt within our development team. The course is highly recommended.
Mattias Vanhoutte — Security Specialist, Televic
Web security and application security are gaining more and more attention. As a developer, you know what's going on, but since these domains are very broad, it is hard to see the full picture. We were not sure whether the Web Security Essentials course was a good fit for our company.
Once the course started, these doubts vanished. The course is well-structured, and accessible for both frontend and backend developers. It changes the way you look at the development of web applications. Following theory sessions with hands-on labs creates an interesting combination. On top of that, you get a head start with the right tools to assess your own application. The gained knowledge and skills are directly applicable, and immediately shared with colleagues. This training has changed the way we work and affected the security of our product.
This training deserves a high recommendation. The course offers varied, up-to-date and detailed content. Security may still be low on the radar, but this 2-day training already makes a world of difference.
Sam Verschueren — Lead Software Engineer, Pridiktiv NV
I have attended all four of the security seminars taught by Philippe and it is a must do for every software engineer. Essential security concepts, mechanisms, vulnerabilities and countermeasures are explained in details with vivid examples of how catastrophic the consequences could be if a software engineer chooses to ignore them.
Philippe explains very thoroughly, yet in a very interesting and clear fashion how elementary it is for the malicious users to exploit a vulnerability. Obviously and most importantly, countermeasures are presented to help us engineers fix the problems systematically and protect our valuable software systems.
The seminars switch between a top-down solid theory behind the security problems and their solutions and hands-on sessions to demonstrate those problems and try the countermeasures in practice.
Aram Hovsepyan — CEO, Codific
Knowledge is key when it comes to Web Security. One little detail can easily break your entire web application security. At NG-BE 2016, Philippe shared some of his insights on on how to prevent XSS attacks in Angular applications. He managed to explain difficult concepts in such a way that the audience could easily understand it. The feedback from the audience was incredibly positive.
Philippe is an expert in security, a great communicator and a wonderful person to interact with. We were incredibly proud to welcome him at NG-BE 2016.
Jurgen Van de Moere — Organizer NG-BE Conference
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