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What is Cubby enterprise?
Cubby enterprise helps mitigate risk and data leakage while giving employees the ability to be mobile and productive.
The team leader with a Cubby enterprise subscription can enforce policies for end-users, manage devices, and monitor usage.
Enterprise features:
- Policy management
Enforce user policies to control how company data is stored and shared
- Deployment
Silently install the Cubby application across several computers at once
- Device wipe
Remove stored passwords and locally synced content from employee devices
- Monitor activity
Track employee activity in real-time to know what content is being shared, how and with whom (including the ability to filter events by employee, event type or date to investigate specific activity, security breaches and threats); monitor employee's individual consumed cloud space to ensure space availability
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This textbook develops techniques for understanding and evaluating theoretical hypotheses of the sort typically found in the physical sciences as well as the statistical and causal hypotheses used in the social and biomedical sciences, and explains how scientific knowledge can be combined with individual or social values to reach personal and public policy decisions. The fifth edition updates the scientific case studies. Annotation ©2005 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR
Directed towards first and second year college students, this volume introduces aspects of the philosophy of science and aims to help readers acquire the cognitive skills useful for understanding and evaluating scientific material as found in textbooks and other sources. While the bulk of the ten chapters explore techniques for the evaluation of theoretical, statistical, and causal hypotheses, the final two discuss how to use scientific hypotheses to reach personal or public policy decisions. Annotation c. by Book News, Inc., Portland, Or.

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text: Kathmandu - A Sherpa who has climbed Mount Everest a record 21 times, will trek hundreds of kilometres along some of the world's highest mountains to highlight the impact of climate change on the Himalayas, organisers said on Monday.Apa Sherpa, 52, will be accompanied by two-time Everest climber Dawa Steven Sherpa on the gruelling 1 700km 120-day walk.The route passes along the length of Nepal's Himalayas going through the shadow of eight of the world's 14 highest mountains including the 8 850m Mount Everest to raise awareness of global warming."During the walk we will see the challenges faced by the local people in dealing with the effects of climate change on the remote and poor foothills of Himalayas," Sherpa said about the trek beginning next week.Sherpa said he had written to global celebrities like UN chief Ban Ki-moon, former US Vice-President Al Gore and Britain's Prince Harry inviting them to join him along some parts of his journey saying it would "make the world take notice of our dire situation". VulnerableHowever, he said none of them had confirmed participation.Environmental activists say the Himalayan glaciers, the source of several Asian rivers, are shrinking fast due to global warming threatening the lives of 1.3 billion people living downstream in their basins.In 2009, Sherpa collected a piece of rock from Mount Everest which was presented to US President Barack Obama to highlight the impact of climate change on the Himalayas."The international community is now asking us how to help Nepal cope with the problem and we have no answers," Sherpa said."During this trek we will try to find out how the mountain people are adapting and what they need to fight the impact of climate change," he said.Experts say mountainous Nepal is vulnerable to climate change despite being responsible for only 0.025% of global greenhouse gas emissions, among the lowest in the world.Global temperatures increased by an average of 0.74°C over the past 100 years - with warming in the Himalayas being faster, according to the Kathmandu-based International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development (Icimod).


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Blues at Stars Game 2 - 5/1/16 NHL Pick, Odds, and Prediction
St. Louis Blues (53-27-10) at Dallas Stars (55-24-10)
NHL Hockey: Sunday, May 1, 2016 at 3:00 pm (American Airlines Center)
The Line: Dallas Stars / St. Louis Blues --- Over/Under: See the Latest Odds
The St. Louis Blues and Dallas Stars play game two of their series Sunday afternoon at the American Airlines Center.
The St. Louis Blues have one more chance to steal a road game before heading back to Missouri down 0-2. The St. Louis Blues are averaging 2.7 goals per game and are scoring on 21.5 percent of their power plays. Vladimir Tarasenko leads St. Louis with four goals, Alex Pietrangelo has five assists and Jaden Schwartz has 17 shots on goal. Defensively, the St. Louis Blues are allowing 2.4 goals per game and are killing 85.1 percent of their power play chances. Brian Elliott has allowed 20 goals on 296 shots faced. Elliott has given up nine goals in his last three games.
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The Dallas Stars hope to take a commanding 2-0 series lead with another home victory. The Dallas Stars are averaging 3.2 goals per game and are scoring on 22.1 percent of their power plays. Jamie Benn leads Dallas with four goals, Jason Spezza has five assists and Patrick Sharp has 23 shots on goal. Defensively, the Dallas Stars are allowing 2.8 goals per game and are killing 82.3 percent of their power play chances. Kari Lehtonen has given up 10 goals on 133 shots faced and Antti Niemi has given up seven goals on 54 shots. Lehtonen has allowed nine goals in his last three games.
The Blues are 7-2 in their last 9 road games and 0-7 in their last 7 Conference Semifinals games. The Stars are 8-1 in their last 9 vs. a team with a winning record and 5-2 in their last 7 Conference Semifinals games. The Blues are 6-2 in the last 8 meetings.
The Stars have lost just two home games since March and continue to play consistent hockey on their home ice overall. It's been a while since the Stars have won a conference semifinal game, and they were controlled pretty well in game one. I like the Stars to get another victory here and take a 2-0 series lead.


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Iron Man actor Clark Gregg has revealed that Sam Rockwell was an early candidate to play the Marvel superhero.
Gregg, who directed Rockwell in this week's Choke, told DS that Iron Man helmer Jon Favreau had Rockwell on his shortlist to play billionaire industrialist Tony Stark.
He said: "Sam was on his early list for Iron Man, he's a big fan of Sam Rockwell's."
Gregg added that he is hoping to reprise his role as S.H.I.E.L.D.'s Agent Coulson in the sequel, though no talks have taken place.
He said: "Not officially, which is why I'm very nervous about it. I have bumped into Jon Favreau, he's given me a couple of winks and nods, like Agent Coulson might make a repeat appearance."


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On April 17, 2014 the Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission's (ASMFC) Atlantic Sea Herring Section (consisting of Maine, New Hampshire and Massachusetts Commissioners) approved a days out schedule for Trimester 2 (June 1 – September 30) in the Management Area 1A directed commercial Atlantic sea herring fishery. Pursuant to 322 CMR 9.05, the Massachusetts Marine Fisheries Advisory Commission (MFAC) will review the proposed schedule and vote to authorize the Director of the Division of Marine Fisheries (MarineFisheries) to declare days-out specifications for the landing of Atlantic sea herring in Massachusetts harvested in Management Area 1A. The Massachusetts Marine Fisheries Advisory Commission will vote to adopt this schedule at its May 8, 2014 MFC business meeting.
The ASMFC-approved days-out schedule is as follows:
- June 1, 2013 – September 30, 2013
During this period, vessels in the directed fishery for Atlantic sea herring are authorized to land Atlantic sea herring Monday through Friday. The directed fishery will take days-out on Saturdays and Sundays. On any day-out, a vessel may possess and land up to 2,000 pounds of Atlantic sea herring per trip, provided they do not land more than once per day.
The ASMFC's Atlantic Sea Herring Section will hold conference calls on July 2, 2014 and July 23, 2014 to review fishing effort and landings data to determine if adjustments to the days-out schedule are necessary.
For further information regarding Atlantic sea herring management please visit the Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission website (www.asmfc.org) or our website at (www.mass.gov/marinefisheries).
You may reach the Division of Marine Fisheries at 617-626-1520.


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The Power Of The GBN (Gay Boy's Network)
I've written before about the fact that if you want good guest service, get a gay (read that blog here… http://hubpages.com/hub/Need_Great_Guest_Service_Then_Get_A_Gay ) but now I'm going to share a secret with you that I'm sure some of you have suspected and I'm going to confirm. You see, we gays do more for other gays than the rest of the human race. Go ahead and call it discrimination because it is but I don't care because I've got the power of the GBN (Gay Boy's Network) – Don't Get Me Started!
This is really the only time that being a little bit effeminate works for gays. While it's normally a tell tale sign for those who persecute and attack gays as well as a repellent for gays who pride themselves on being "straight acting" and want nothing to do with anyone who doesn't seem as though he would crush a beer can on his forehead and belch a lot, when an effeminate gay meets another effeminate gay there is a kinship you just can't buy (that often comes with fringe benefits). As I'm writing this I am on a plane. I'm not flying first class (and let me just say that the people who are in first class have little to no class from what I can see but that's a topic for another day) however I'm three rows behind them, behind the mesh curtain that looks like a cheap costume piece from a knight costume. Okay, back to the point. I went to the restroom in the world of first class and as I went into the restroom I nodded to greet the flight attendant who was servicing first class. Oh believe me when I say I had spotted him when I got on the plane. And while his dazzling diamond wedding band is firmly in place and I have one too, while there was nothing sexual between us there was eye contact and if eyes are truly the windows to our souls, he saw that I was listening to the Carpenters and I saw that he knew how to throw a throw pillow. As I exited the bathroom, there he was about to serve the people in first class whatever it is you serve them and as our eyes met again he said, "Can I get you any of this?" gesturing to the food and beverage of first class like a Price Is Right model. I declined but thanked him politely and went on my way. I have no doubt that I could have walked away with a cocktail or whatever I wanted gratis but let's face it, the days of glamour and deliciousness on a plane have long since passed us all by. (Okay, so as I'm writing this, the flight attendant in question just came by to pick up garbage and pointed to my watch saying, "Nice watch" in an overly mouthed way as I have my ear buds in listening to Donna Summer – lest you think I'm the garbage he was trying to pick I'm perfectly coiffed and dressed today.)
The GBN doesn't just work on planes or in person. There have been times when I needed to extend a stay at a hotel or even get a boarding pass printed and delivered and by merely calling the concierge desk and finding someone with a sibilant "s" the world of everything opened to me. It's fabulous and it's at the point where I don't want to talk to anyone but a gay when it comes to needing something like service or a favor from a complete stranger.
Look, we gays have gotten the shaft (watch it boys) more than once when it comes to being able to get married, treated equally as our straight counterparts on a number of issues so why not take care of our own when we can? After all, I'm a Jew too and I can tell you that prior to the whole Bernie Madoff incident this was working for us Jews pretty damn well too. I'm sure the same can be said for other minorities as well. You see, you just have to be discriminated against once for it to be enough and you share a common bond. Why wouldn't Jews make their own country clubs after being excluded and turned down by all white Christian ones in the 1950's? I hate to quote Shakespeare again but like Shylock says, "If you strike us down will we not revenge?" We will. So don't ask me to feel bad about getting a little preferential treatment from my other gays. We've each got a story to tell (whether we're straight or gay) and when it comes to us gays it's more than just the fact we're good storytellers, we've really been through it kids so if we help one another to a free cocktail or a room upgrade just sit there straightees and be jealous as you are of our fashion sense. It's good for you and better for us, it's the power of the GBN (Gay Boy's Network) – Don't Get Me Started!
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An acquired taste, like Tab cola, Some Like It Scott is one gay man's experiences with love, life and things that make him crazy, all done to a musical theatre soundtrack.
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Oh, so true and a good thing, too! Since I'm rather effeminate, I'm hardly in a position to mask who I am when I'm dealing with someone from customer service or at a store counter, wherever. But when my gaydar kicks in and I realize it's a kindred spirit across the counter, I'm a flirt, baby! And I don't cease until I get my way, and trust me, I invariably do.


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QuickNav has also benefited from the changes, as it is now usable on the solution mentioned above, but it still has a few issues.
- when using QuickNav to open partial classes(in particular forms, but not limited to forms) it seems to randomly open either the myform.designer.cs file or the main class file. The initial attempt seems to always open the *.designer.cs file, but subsequent attempts seem to randomly pick between the two. Is there a way we can either specify which file to open or not open the *.designer file at all unless specifically requested?


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A Night of Reform Song Leading Workshop
Join Ben and Laura for a night of reform song leading and learning. The purpose of this workshop is to get students interested in Hillel and teach the greater community about reform Jewish music. The workshop will specialize in how to use guitar & music in prayer.
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But the first answer for this wasn't correct. Question : Two numbers have a difference of 10. The sum of the larger one and two-thirds of the smaller number is 16. What...
But the first answer for this wasn't correct. Question : Two numbers have a difference of 10. The sum of the larger one and two-thirds of the smaller number is 16. What...
To avoid layoffs, the workers agree on a temporary wage cut of 3%. If the average salary in the plant after the wage cut is $36,200, what was the average salary before the wage cut?
After eating at the restaurant, Keith, Sam, and Alyssa decided to divide the bill. If each person paid thirty - eight dollers, what was the total of the bill?
I need to have 125.00 in the drawer i have 16 in change, 50 in singles, 45 in fives, 10 ,20
Two numbers have a difference of 10. The sum of the larger one and two thirds of the smaller number is 16. What are these two numbers?
A mad scientist must construct a rectangular laboratory comprised of subsections in a grid pattern, 5 long and 10 wide. Additionally, he must hang electrical wire around the perimeter and between...
ABC parking meter accepted 10$ and 20$ notes only when the meter was emptied it was found to contain 380 notes and added up to 6370 how many types of each currency note where there
I know the answer is 18,503 but the choices are 18,000 and 19,000. I rounded it to 19,000 but the book says the answer is 18,000. Why?
Write an equation for the family of quadratic functions, in factored form, with the zeros 0 and negative 8.
At an auction, a lucky wealthy collector paid $7,000,000 for three paintings: a Monet, a Picasso, and a van Gogh. The Monet cost $800,000 more than the Picasso. The price of the van Gogh was $200,000...
Marry has 54 coins which are either 20 cent coins or 50 cent coins. If the total amount is $ 20.70, how many 20 cent coin does Marry have?
A fruit company delivers its fruit in two types of boxes: large and small. A delivery of 2 large boxes and 3 small boxes has a total weight of 83 kilograms. A delivery...
A cube with an edge of 20 cm is filled with water. Would this amount of water fit in a sphere with a 20 cm radius?
I need the answer to how many bills are in the box
John works 2 jobs, one job pays $10 per hour and the other pays $12 per hour. If he works a total of 25 hours in one week and earns $278 in total, how many hours does he work at each job?
A model rocket is projected straight upward from ground level according to the height equation h=-16t^2+120t, where h is the height of the rocket in feet and t is the time in seconds. What is...
It is word problem, please solve stepwise
A line through (6,2) forms a triangle with the positive arms of the coordinate axes. If the area of the triangle is 27 units^2, find the equation of the line.
How many square tiles (20 cm x 20 cm) are needed to coat the sides and base of a pool which is 10 m long , 6 meters wide and 3 m deep?
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Yea though we perish, yea though we die, we'll all be together in the sweet by and by...
Fifteen-year-old Ricky Genero is writing a journal of the zombie apocalypse. His high school has burned to the ground, his friends are all either dead or shambling corpses roaming the earth in search of human flesh, and his best friend died saving his six-year-old brother Chuck from a zombie horde. When Chuck is bitten and infected with the zombie virus, Ricky must travel among the walking dead in search of a cure.
WARNING: This YOUNG ADULT novel is mean and nasty and intended for a mature audience. It is absolutely not appropriate for younger readers. All Together Now: A Zombie Story is a gruesome, repugnant tale featuring horrific acts of violence sure to warp young minds.
©2013 Robert Michael Kent (P)2014 Robert Michael Kent
"All Together Now: A Zombie Story is by turns disgusting, terrifying, funny, and heartbreaking. Fans of The Walking Dead will eat it up like, well, zombies munching fresh brains. A stellar debut from a novelist to watch!" (Mike Mullin, award-winning author of Ashfall, Ashen Winter, and Sunrise)
"A Unique Premise, Well Told!"
I've only been exposed to the audio versions of Kent's books, so I can't give a fair comparison. However, I think they are perfect for listening to in a long car ride with friends or your children, or even in the living room with the lights down low.
I don't want to give away anything specific, but I will say that the relationship between Ricky and his little brother was extremely touching, and made the events that befall Ricky and his motley band all the more tragic.
Easily Ricky, the protagonist. Ricky is capable, but unassuming, a lover of poetry and baseball, overall your average and likable kid. David portrays him with a sensitivity and angst that makes it all too easy to imagine a 16 year old Ricky, perhaps even a 16 year old David Radtke.
Yes. If my schedule had allowed it, haha! This is definitely one you'll be happy to lend a lazy afternoon to. Just don't listen to it before bed!
Having listened to a few of David's other narrations, I can honestly say this is some of his best work. He plays children, teenagers, girls, men and women of various ages and races, obese southern belles and demented religious cult leaders. There's even a few times when he sings A Capella in lieu of a church chorus ( no easy feat, I might add! One that would make most of us die of embarrassment!) All of David's characters are believable (or pleasantly exaggerated.) And he navigates them with consistency and flexibility. I look forward to listening to more works by both Robert and David.
"Pretty good"
I enjoyed listening to this one but it did take a bit to get into. I think I was thrown off a bit by the narration at first, which isn't bad at all, it just didn't match the age of the main character, in my opinion. Much of the story is told through journal entries. I thought the characters were pretty interesting and the outcome is different than what I have seen with most of this genre. I would recommend.
"the story is ok"
the story is alright, but the ending leaves a lot to be desired. up tobthe end I was right there with the author, but not at the end.
"Anti-Christian - skip this one if that bothers you"
Well written, great character development, not really YA. I enjoyed this book very much. The only thing I DIDN'T enjoy was the 15% of the book that revolved around a group of Christians and their church. You'll be stunned to hear that they were portrayed as stupid, evil, culty, suicidal/homicidal, and inexplicably read with a bizarre southern accent. If you are a regular reader of this genre you will at least be bored by this tired overdone plot device. At most, if you are a Christian or have any of them in your life, you will be annoyed if not offended. Too bad. It taints an otherwise fun book.
"Good story, problems with narrator"
I like journal style zombie books such as Day by Day Armageddon and Apocalypse Z, especially when the author makes us feel like the character is really writing it that way. ATN did a good job using this format. There was a little too much backstory, though. I get that he was catching us up, but I got frustrated with how much was being told about the past once I knew what his current struggle was. I wanted to see him move forward.
The author does a very good job making me care for the main character, both with his relationship to the romantic interest and with his family. It didn't make me cry, as only two books have, but it was still pretty strong.
The ending was terrific and totally surprised me. I wasn't sure if I was going to give this a four or a three because I was able to put the story down for extended periods of time, but in the end I can recommend this book as a solid read. It may be I'm also not the ideal audience.
Aside from the lengthy backstory stealing momentum for me, I was also taken from the story by the narrator's method of dialogue tagging. I think he did a very good job on the voices and narration, but every time he added a dialogue tag the jolt between the dialogue and the tag made it feel obvious that he was splicing two tracks together. It happened so much I got pretty annoyed. I listen to audiobooks partly because I love how the voices can immerse me in the story, but when I am getting taken out of that experience as often as I was on this one, it makes me want to stop listening. The narrator did well enough on everything else that I'd listen to him again, but only after checking a sample to see if this problem has been worked out.
"it was alright"
some parts just seemed you really drag song.You just want to help the characters get it moving.
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Unanswered: mySQL -> excel
I have a mySQL database, and I want to export a table to open in excel. I want to be doing it through PHP, so I could click a link and have the file download, but I am looking specifically for the mySQL to save the file.
mysqldump --opt --user=username --password database > filetosaveto.sql
(mysqldump [options] db_name [tables] > filetosaveto.sql)
It is my understanding that the above statement will create "filetosaveto.sql" as a file in the directory that it is run.
What can you recomend?
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I tried to use:
SELECT DISTINCT * INTO OUTFILE "/result.txt" FIELDS TERMINATED BY ';' OPTIONALLY ENCLOSED BY '"' LINES TERMINATED BY "\n" FROM MailingList
to save my "mailingList" table into "result.txt" file...
I am using this through PHP, and am getting an error: "Error: 1045: Access denied for user: 'username@%' (Using password: YES)"
I'm not sure why it won't grant access, there are other things on the page that are reading and writing to the table and connecting fine with hte username/pw.
I know this isn't the PHP forum, but was curious if the code above will get my desired outcome. Please let me know, thanks.
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For your SELECT INTO OUTFILE problem, the user you are connecting to the database with does not have privileges to create a file on the database server. See the following from the mysql manual -
The file is created on the server host, so you must have the FILE privilege to use this syntax. file_name cannot be an existing file, which among other things prevents files such as /etc/passwd and database tables from being destroyed.
The SELECT ... INTO OUTFILE statement is intended primarily to let you very quickly dump a table to a text file on the server machine. If you want to create the resulting file on some client host (meaning the client that is connecting to the database, which would be the web server/PHP) other than the server host, you cannot use SELECT ... INTO OUTFILE. In that case, you should instead use a command such as mysql -e "SELECT ..." > file_name to generate the file on the client host.
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Is this something I can get around with permissions?
I need to have this .csv file saved to my web directory (or
directly to my desktop) for me to open in excel.
It is hosted on a hosting provider, so I don't have
direct access to the server.
What's the best way to save and open this .csv file?
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Solution can be found in my post on the PHP section...as the solution is through php.


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- TM will be sponsoring a broadband service to be provided for the students to access the internet.
- Contractors and staff put on stand-by to await green-light from authorities
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Once given approval, the classroom is expected to be completed by March 2017.
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Connie Simms-Kincaid at 5 Loaves Eatery
Connie Simms-Kincaid knows a thing or two about hope. The restaurateur and her husband Robert opened 5 Loaves Eatery in 2005 after losing their jobs. Since then, they've faced a collapsed roof, electrical wire theft, and a devastating fire. But the family and their restaurant have endured to become a beacon of hope for their South Side community. Amidst the boarded-up storefronts on 75th Street, including the former soul food institution Army and Lou's, 5 Loaves is thriving.
The restaurant serves a mix of American classics, like pancakes and omelets for breakfast, and sandwiches and meatloaf for lunch, plus soul food inspired by Robert's southern roots. The Soulful Sundays menu includes fried chicken, pork chops, collard greens, mac and cheese, and candied yams.
"These are all family recipes, start to finish," Simms-Kincaid says. "It's a little bit of mine, my husband, my daughter, my sister, my own mother. Everything is made with a lot of attention and a lot of love."
Prior to opening 5 Loaves, Simms-Kincaid worked at a restaurant chain for many years and her husband worked in department merchandising and customer service. When they were both laid off, they took a leap of faith and opened the restaurant. But they didn't have to do it alone – the restaurant is a family business, with parents, kids, aunts, siblings, and cousins working side-by-side.
We want families to come together in our restaurant; and families and strangers to get to know one another....
Daughter Lyndsey Kincaid started working at the restaurant when she was 9, delivering menus and silverware to customers. Now, she's a freshman at Santa Clara University, but visits the restaurant on breaks. "It's nice to have the family around because we can all deal with it together," Kincaid says. "If you're somewhere that's not a family restaurant, you're dealing with it separately."
Togetherness and community are a big part of the family's goals for 5 Loaves.
"We want families to come together in our restaurant; and families and strangers to get to know one another, because this is how change is made," Simms-Kincaid says. "We are giving our area a place to come and to break bread and to talk about issues that are going on in our own neighborhood."
The Kincaids give away at least one free meal each day to someone in need or a regular customer. "We like to just offer it to them because we don't understand their entire situation," Lyndsey says. "When both my parents were laid off, they were struggling, so we like to feed our community."
The restaurant's name reflects the family's spirit of generosity. 5 Loaves refers to a biblical story that came to Simms-Kincaid in a dream. "Jesus fed 5,000 people off five loaves of bread and two fish," she says. "Sometimes you have to start from exactly where you're at and still have a sharing heart. We started from little or nothing but we took exactly what we had and were still able to make it grow to share it."
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VideoHive Love And Doves 2792442
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After Effects Project - Love And Doves 2792442 by TimMG @ VideoHive
After Effects Project \ Video Displays \ Special Events
Romantic story. Dove – Symbol of Love.
- 36 Placeholders. Resolution: 1920×1080. No Plugins required.
- Video Manual included. It is easy to change the color and duration of video.
- 21 PreRender footages (flock of doves flying across the screen) with alpha channel, 30fps, 1920×1080.
The music is not included in project, but you can be purchased from Audiojungle
Font links included (free) – "Font_Links.txt" . Images from the preview are not included in the project !
If you have some questions or need my help, feel free to contact me through my profile page.
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Requires Plugins: No; After Effects Version: CS4, CS5, CS5.5, CS6; Resolution: 1920x1080; File Size: 108mb.
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Paul Marshall from No5 Chambers was instructed with Philip Coppel QC of Landmark Chambers by Banks Kelly on behalf of the appellants on appeal to the Court of Appeal against the decision of HH Judge Pelling QC in Hone and Ors v Abbey Forwarding (in liquidation) and HMRC [2012] EWHC 3525 (Ch); [2013] 1 CH 455; [2013] 2 WLR 1368; [2013] Ch 455.
Judge Pelling dismissed most of the claimants' claims for damages claimed as a result of a series of freezing injunctions over an 18-month period pending a trial in 2010, at which Lewison J dismissed all HMRC's claims — in the sum of some £7m — against the four directors. Lewison J directed that there be an inquiry as to losses caused by the injunctions.
The issue for decision on the appeal is the correct approach to the assessment of damages on an inquiry on damages on the cross undertaking given to the court on an injunction found to have been wrongly granted.
Since an obiter dictum of Brett LJ in Smith v Day (1882) 21 Ch.D 421, it has commonly been assumed that the approach is by analogy with damages for breach of contract. That view received support by an observation (also obiter dictum) of Lord Diplock in Hoffman-La Roche & Co AG v Secretary for Trade and Industry [1975] 1 AC 295. The inappropriateness of this model of assessment (injunctions being notably non-consensual in character) has recently been doubted (but not authoritatively determined) by a number of judges, both at first instance and in the Court of Appeal itself. The most closely reasoned analysis is by Arnold J in Lilly ICOS LLC v 8 pm Chemists Ltd [2009] EWHC 1905 (Ch) that Judge Pelling held to be per incuriam.
The appeal is the first occasion on which the matter has come before the court for authoritative decision. The appellants contended that it is wrong in principle that the damages payable by an injunctor on a wrongly granted injunction should be constrained by rules of foreseeability of loss derived the consensual character of contractual damages and that Arnold J's analysis in Lilly ICOS is the correct approach. Curia advisari vult.


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Two Australian stoneware pottery vases by Harold Hughan (1893-1987), with wax resist grass and wheat motifs, seal and signed marks, 32.5 and 27 cm high, (2)
Two large Australian stoneware pottery charger by Harold Hughan (1893-1987), with wax resist abstract and grass motifs, seal and signed marks, 43 and 39 cm diameter, (2)
A large Australian stoneware pottery charger by Harold Hughan (1893-1987), with wax resist emanating seed pod motif, seal and signed marks, 46 cm diameter
H.R Hughan lidded jar. 17 cm high & H.R. Hughan stoneware charger. 38 cm diameter.
H.R. Hughan bowl. 9 cm high, 13.5 cm diameter.
Harrold Hughan glazed wall charger Australia 20th century 7 cm high, 45 cm deep
Harold Hughan (1893-1987), a stone ware charger, deep brown glaze with central leaf and branch motif under a pale blue and beige glaze, impressed mark to base, 49 diameter
Two Harold Hughan chargers and two lidded Cannisters
A pair of Harold Hughan olive green plates, 27 cm Dia & faceted ginger jar, 16.5 cm tall
Harold Hughan: Pottery bowl with sgraffito floral design, full signature. Diameter 16.5 cm
Harold Hughan: Early grey glazed terra cotta lidded jar. Full signature & incised monogram. 18 cm
Harold Hughan, Art pottery vase c1970 with cut sided, feldspa & iron glaze in browns & cream. Full hand written signature to base & incised monogram to the side. Vases if this size seldom seen. Height 51 cm
Harold Hughan jug and five tumblers in blue
Two large Harold Hughan stoneware chargers
A pair of Harold Hughan stoneware vases. 28 cm and 15 cm high
A Harold Hughan, stoneware jar and cover together with two bowls. 15 cm high
A Harold Hughan, stoneware lidded jar, of ribbed circular form with a speckled pale green glaze, signature and seal marks to base
A pair of Harold Hughan stoneware carafes of globular form, together with stoppers with ringed decoration
Fredrick Ernest Cox jug; and Harold Hughan jug (a/f), largest 12 cm high (2)
Harold Hughan (1893-1987), rare multi faceted bowl c1940, twelve sided, 'Cut By Eye', with iron speckles artist monogram painted signature on base at base. Height 9 cm. Diameter 21 cm
Harold Hughan (1893-1987), rare multi faceted jar c1940, stencil panel sided 'Cut By Eye' due to potter's engineering background impressed makers mark signed at base. Height 19 cm. Diameter 15 cm
Harold Hughan (1893-1987), cheese platter c1940, black and blue concentric circles on dome lid, together with another cheese platter c. 1950 dome top with brown graffito (2). Diameter 23 cm. Diameter 21 cm
Harold Hughan (1893-1987), coffee pot c1950, green and blue highlights on sides, impressed artist monogram with painted signature on underside. Height 20 cm. Diameter 23 cm
Harold Hughan, stoneware lidded jar, brown glazed, signed Hughan to base. Height 14 cm
Harold Hughan, stoneware lidded jar, green glazed, impressed artist's mark and signed to base. Height 22 cm
Harold Hughan, Victoria, facetted cylindrical stoneware vase, tan and cream glaze, inscribed Hughan with three incised mono grams 51 cm high.
Harold Hughan, Victoria, faceted stoneware lidded jar green celadon glaze inscribed Hughan 16 cm high.
Harold Hughan, Victoria, faceted stoneware lidded jar mottled brown and green glaze inscribed Hughan and incised monogram 14 cm high.
Australian Studio Pottery bread Crock with lid, signed and impressed, Harold Hughan, brown glazed. Height 31 cm
Harold Hughan, Australian, pottery lidded bowl, brown speckled glaze, signed to base
Harold Hughan ovoid earthenware vase decorated with circular motifs
Harold Hughan. Three (3) pieces including a green glazed plate, a Japanese style bowl and a canister. 27, 6.5 and12 cm
Harold Hughan. Broad baluster shaped vase with two tone grey glaze. Incised elongated hoop decoration. Monogrammed 'Hgi'. 16 cm
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Vision Meeting 2017 – Floating High Up The Wall
Reflecting on who we are and what we do is the essence of our small NGO. We question but also celebrate ourselves in our annual Vision Meeting. Organised by Bella, we hiked up the Gutensteiner Alpen to the Hubertushaus, a small cottage 946 meters above the sea level. We split up into two groups, since our newest members can not climb yet and we then united up the small mountain. After a nice hike, we warmed up a bit with soup to then start working. Florian prepared a schedule and we discussed the following topics:
- mICT4DMZ – missed opportunity and reflection on failed funding
- Ghana – Noah and his Django Girls, a Nook for Keta and future plans
- Nimble – Georg's and Chloé's workbench project in cooperation with "Flucht Nach Vorne"
- ECDL for refugees in cooperation with Engineers Without Borders
- Margarete's Do-It-Yourself MOOCs for Ghana
- India and new opportunities.
Furthermore, we talked about what we do and who we are. Questions were asked on how we can combine families with our NGO and how can we work on our projects while working in our jobs. Florian asked, What's good about ICT4D.at? And everyone had a different answer, from the formal business context and opportunities to occasions to simply meet and have fun. But we also talked about things we dislike and we have to change. Acquiring new members, general orientation and not happening weekly Skype calls were debated. Many discussion but in overall we love what we do and concluded that we're fine how we are; if it's not broken don't fix it.
We also had our annual election of a new chairwoman/man and vice chairwoman/man. Myself got elected as chairman and I feel honoured by the votes of my colleagues. Georg Steinfelder was elected as vice-chairman and I am happy to have a reliable partner next to me. We are looking forward to serve another year as representatives of our organization.
Vision Meeting 2017 – Floating High Up The Wall
was published on 23.11.2017 by Paul Spiesberger. It files under Europe
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Vision Meeting 2016
A few weeks ago we had a great time at our annual Vision Meeting at Bella's LebenGut! It was inspiring, fun, strengthening, bounding and joyful as always and it was a pleasure to spend our time together.
The Vision Meeting was also the general assembly of our association and the attending members voted Georg Steinfelder as our new vice-chairman after Fritz stepped back. They also extended my position as chairman and I would like to express my gratitude for their trust in me.
Florian guided us through the first day and gave us a great structure to have a better understanding of who we are, what we want and how we can achieve our goals and future plans.
We took some notes to persist the outcome, here's a short summary of some key statements:
- ICT4D.at
- has good vibes and we have to keep them
- is a safe space for our feelings and ideas – it's a supporting network
- is a place where at the same time everyone can be a mentor and get a mentor
- is a dynamic organisation but furthermore with different dynamics and that's good!
- let friends succeed and it is wonderful to see that
- Is a place where we can listen, observe and support
- is an incubator for ideas and together we share the same realities
- is a place for curious people
- has visions and we can reach some of them
- Discussed ICT4D.at Projects
- mICT4DMZ – we are still waiting for the funding and we are excited to kick off the project. Paul will handle the project from India with Philipp's support who is our partner at the INSO.
- Ghana – Margarete pauses for the moment to finish her PhD, but there are a lot of possibilities. She wants to go there soon and start with fresh ideas. She wishes to have the support from one of our younger members to create a good working team for the project. She recently also got the offer to talk about bigger funding, she will have a meeting in November. Margarete also wants to focus on new and young members for our association to face our new challenges and get new ideas.
- Team Nimble – There is a lot in the pipeline for our newest project. We will continue our cooperation with the Red Cross. Anders and Georg will have a meeting soon with the Red Cross to support them with their profession. Chloé will support the team from India. It opened many doors and we are still searching for the best way to continue. We also want to create an independent website.
- Dot Learn – Wolfgang wants to engage himself in the Dot Learn project and this might result in new opportunities for us. He will keep us updated on his efforts, great!
- Osramba – we tried to start a new project in Ghana but we fail of acquiring the funding. We reflected on it and discussed the process.
- We want to have more communication and we brought up new and old ideas. A Stammtisch was mentioned and might happen again soon, but we also decided to have repeating Skype calls to stay more in touch and exchange ideas. It was proposed to meet every two weeks online and just talk about opportunities. If someone wants to discuss a topic in detail, then she or he will lead the call. It's not obligatory and open for everyone since it was also mentioned that we are an association consisting of active and passive members. Anders, Wolfgang and Georg are already interested in hosting one of these calls, so stay tuned.
- ICT4D.at also means to us to collaborate and combine. We already worked with other organisations and we want to improve on that. We are also proud of having a lot of different professions and we love to exchange and combine our expertises. There is also the possibility to collaborate professionally in the future.
- We are already 8 years old and we realized that we only have two years left of planing our 10 year anniversary party and we should start ASAP. Bella and Georg already started to compose the official song and there is more to come.
It was a wonderful weekend, but see by yourself:
Vision Meeting 2016
was published on 27.09.2016 by Paul Spiesberger. It files under global
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Articles about ICT4DMZ in the ÖAD magazine
In the current feature of OEAD-News, the journal of the Austrian agency for international mobility and cooperation in education, science and researchl, there are two articles featuring
ICT4DMZ – PhD student from Mozambique – Welcome!
In the course of our joint program with University Eduardo Mondlane Maputo and Vienna University of Technology – ICT4DMZ – we have also managed to get funding for a Mozambiquan student to come to Austria for a joint PhD program in informatics.
Two weeks ago Marcia has finally arrived in Vienna and is starting her studies now. Welcome Marcia, we wish you a productice and enjoyable time here.
Thanks to APPEAR, the Austrian Partnership Programme in Higher Education & Research for Development and of course our project team to make this happen!
ICT4DMZ – PhD student from Mozambique – Welcome!
was published on 28.04.2014 by Florian Sturm. It files under global
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News from academia
Our member Margarete is busy writing her thesis and has in the course of this recently published a paper about her experiences in Ghana.
Grimus, M.; Ebner, M. Learning and Teaching with Mobile Devices – An Approach in Secondary Education in Ghana.
In: Proceedings of the 10th International Conference on Mobile Learning 2014. IADIS (International Association for Development of the Information Society), Inmaculada Arnedillo Sánchez and Pedro Isaías (Eds.) March 2014.
ISBN: 978-989-8704-02-3 © 2014 IADIS, pp 66-74.
She has also held a presentation at the university of Graz about "Societal aspects of the information technology – mobile learning: chances in education for sub-sahara Africa, e.g. in Ghana". Below you can watch it – it's in German.
Gesellschaftliche Aspekte der Informationstechnologie: GADI: "Mobile Learning: Bildungschancen für Sub Sahara Afrika, zB. in Ghana"
News from academia
was published on 22.04.2014 by Florian Sturm. It files under global
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Modern software development workshops at the UEM Maptuo
The ICT4DMZ project is now running quite a while and after three amazing weeks in Maputo we are one big step further to reach our goals. Philipp and I (Paul Spiesberger) tried to bring the students of the Universidade Eduardo Mondlane (UEM) in Maputo on the right track.
In more than eight workshops we gave them the tools and the knowledge to start programming for their projects. At the beginning we tried to find out on which level their skills are and what we can expect. From that point on we knew that we will have to give them a short introduction to modern software development in a team as well. Up to that day the students were exchanging code with Dropbox and they had almost no structure or/and organisation for their teamwork. At that time we were glad that Florian and Anders did great work a few months ago. They helped them with team roles and project documentation a lot. So it was not necessary to cover that important part too. In order to give them an easy tool to handle their code and the organisation of their projects, we introduced them to GIT and Bitbucket. The students were impressed by the GIT workshop and we were happy to see over the next days that some of them were porting their "Dropbox projects" to their new GIT repositories. Working with Bitbucket-Issues was not that successful at the beginning, but we are sure that this will change over time. From that point on we were ready for programming and we split up the group by the two projects:
Complaint Center
The goal of this project is to create a website which can handle complaints about a company or a product. It should gather information or feedback and help to improve their services. Philipp started with a short tutorial about the PlayFramework and helped to set everything up. After that he assisted with his expertise as much as he could.
The other group is working on an Android app for students to find POI like lecture rooms, Wifi hotspots or public power plugs at the UEM campus. I started to teach them the basics of Android programming and helped them to set up the project. Since Java programming and developing for Android are quite different, it took a little bit longer to write the first line of code. I tried to explain step by step the important parts and assisted as much as I could.
In total we worked about 27 hours in three weeks with the students. We had some troubles finding the right time slots for all students, since they had different time schedules during their weeks. Especially at the beginning we did some workshops twice, so no one missed the introductions to the technologies. After that, not all students attended to our workshops all the time, but we were never alone.
From now on, we will assist via Skype and e-mail remotely from Austria. We have a good feeling for the outgoing of the projects and hopefully the students keep engaged in the next months as they were during our workshops.
During our stay we also helped the UEM to use Moodle for a first test run. We hope that in the future this modern way of IT supported teaching will be expanded to other lectures and faculties to strengthen the teaching abilities at the UEM.
In addition Philipp and I were working hard on our master thesis. Philipp is doing research on big data for emerging countries and for that he conducted some expert interviews. I am interested in user interface design for mobile devices in emerging countries like Mozambique. So I did a survey with students to find out their mobile phone usage and habits.
Of course we also found time to travel and to take a look at this beautiful country. When you talk to people in Mozambique, experience the beautiful landscape and take the time to look behind the curtain, then you get the feeling that this country is moving fast forward. The question is in which direction. The currently discovered massive resources (minerals, oil, gas) can have a positive or a negative impact to the society. There is also a new party growing really fast and it is gaining more and more influence. In the last few months the country was almost slipping into a new civil war. But one week before we arrived, they managed to find a compromise and elections are going to happen in the future. But I think that despite the fact of great poverty, corruption and the lack of education, Mozambique has the ability to find the way to a great and rich future.
Last but not least I would like to say thank you to Emilio Mosse and Andrei Shindyapin. We are lucky to have this partner and friends in Maputo, who are willing to share their valuable time and love with us. Also a big thank you to the students for their great effort and time!
Philipp and I are excited to continue the work and we are looking forward to meeting our friends in Maputo again.
Modern software development workshops at the UEM Maptuo
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Keta Project Continued – Second Workshop in Ghana
As proposed after the successful workshop at KETASCO last year (see
http://ict4d.at/2012/10/06/keta-project-looking-back/) a follow up workshop on the topic "Learning and Teaching with Digital Technology had taken place in September 2013 in Keta. The school is still growing and hosts now about 2.800 students, another 15 classes in a new block open next year.
The second workshop focused on development of content for mobile learning with teachers and students and was scheduled for three weeks from 9th to 28th September 2013. The aim was to offer a chance for students to access learning material on their own mobile phones whenever they need it and to produce content particular to local demands:
Schedule: two weeks teacher training and a third week teamwork of teachers and students. Topics of the workshop:
- Development of locally relevant digitized content and upload to mobile phones. Test and peer-review
- Use of a Dropbox for feedback and reviews. (possibilities. benefits and challenges)
- Creation of a personal digital portfolio.
- Didactical methods: Evaluation of digital learning material e.g. Open Content, OER.
- Guidelines for Best practice: Mobile phones for learning'.
Initially 20 teachers registered; finally 14 fulfilled the requirements for a certificate. During the third week 13 students participated. For testing 20 mobile phones (Nokia E5-00 smartphone with MicroSDHC 2GB inbox) and 5 eReader (TrekSTor E-Book Reader Pyrus mini, 4,3" Digital Ink) were brought from Europe, together with an additional WLAN router to
support mobile Internet access. Noah, an ICT student of KETASCO assisted in technical and organizational aspects, his
support was highly appreciated and contributed to the success of the workshop.
Students were introduced by teachers in creating a digital portfolio and use of a drop-box. Together they created courses for specific subjects and topics:
- Social Studies: Adolescence Pregnancy
- Social Studies: Adolesence Chastity
- Physics: Projectiles
- Physics: Atom Physics, Basics
- English Language: Nouns
- ICT: Classification of Computer Hardware
- Business Studies: Law of agency
- Graphics and Art: Elements of Design
- Chemistry: Inter Atomic Bonds
- Economics: Demand
- Mathematics: SET Theory
The courses were presented from a student accompanied by teacher to the auditorium. Finally four external examiners
(teachers from other SHSS) approved the success of the workshop and the quality of the developed material. They gave feedback to the participants in the three categories:
- Teachers' Portfolios (evaluation of reports, structure, achieved learning outcomes, keywords, take home statements, summary
- Content of developed Courseunits (micro-content) developed by teachers and students units (small groups, 1-2 teachers+ 1-2 students). Assessment of course-structure, -design, suitable for small screens, visualization/images. Output as epub and pdf.
- Guidelines for good practice, posters. The assessment checked on completedness of relevant facts and if the take in account needs of both parts (teachers and students) to gain better acceptance
Challenges were seen in the frequent power outages, which impair the work in the computerlab. Noah is also the tutor of a team working on robotics. They prepare to participate in a comettion on robotics.
The second workshop led to a better understanding of the issue of mobile devices for learning than theoretical statements A similar acceptance was found in the interview with the headmaster. Teamwork with students offered new insights as well for teachers as for students and can be recognized as a basis for further developments in
teaching and learning. Teachers were encouraged to pass their learned skills on to students and colleagues afterwards.
In the opening ceremony the headmaster reported to all students and teachers about the new trends coming up in education. He addressed that this could help to become critical thinkers, referred to new didactical methods and benefits by integrating mobile devices in learning and teaching. He proposed a reform of the guidelines for the use of mobile devices at school. 14 teachers were handed over their certificates of successful completion of the workshops. Finally 4 laptops from Austrian donors were handed to the school to benefit students and teachers in the new built library.
We hope that the expertise gained in the workshops will affect further developments.
Publications of the project in international journals:
Grimus, M., Ebner, M., Holzinger, A. 2013a. Mobile Learning as a chance to enhance education in developing
countries – in the example of Ghana. In: mLearn 2012 Conference Proceedings. Specht, M., Sharples, M.,
Multisittla, J. (Ed.), Helsinki, Finland, p. 340-345, ISSN 1613-073, Volume 955, http://ceur-ws.org/Vol-955/
Grimus, M. and Ebner, M. 2013b. M-Learning in Sub Saharan Africa Context- What is it about. In . Jan
Herrington et al. (Eds.), Proceedings of World Conference on Educational Multimedia, Hypermedia and
Telecommunications 2013 (pp. 2028-2033). Chesapeake, VA: AACE. Retrieved 28.10. 2013 from
The support to the Workshops with mobile devices (mobile phones and laptops) and the provided prices have contributed a lot to the success of the project. This is why I would like to thank Mr. Tom Trauner for assembling of the phones and the donation of lot of material. My thanks address also the Austrian Computer Society which supported the project with pen drives, T-shirts and caps. Many thanks to the anonymous donators who supported the project with laptops via mediation of Dr. Baumer.
Particularly I would want to thank my mentor, Univ. Prof. Dr. Martin Ebner of the University of Technology Graz, who helps me any time with advice and suggestions; his contributions benefit a lot to the success of the project.
ICT4DMZ – course updates & pictures
After two weeks course with the interested and motivated students at Universidaded Eduardo Mondlane the two applications take shape.
We have identified users, use cases and system components and have been working to define these system components in detail. For this we haven't worked with computers but mainly with moderation cards – a method I prefer to give the students something real to touch and move around.
For the Complaint Center we've already had an interview with the president of the consumer rights organisation DECOM (Associação de Defesa do Consumidor) where the students could present their idea for the website and receive valuable feedback.
Also we have worked a lot in smaller groups – focusing on frontend, backend and geographical information systems.
Below you find some pictures of the courses so far.
The next step for this week is now to join the work of the different groups and create a first prototpye for the projects. Afterwards, the next months the students will mainly work on their own – with supervision via mail.
In February two colleagues – Paul and Philipp, both working on their Masters at TU Wien will come and carry on with the implementation of the applications. I'm curious if the application won't already be finished to a large part by then – as the students show so much interest and dedication to make the two applications reality.
ICT4DMZ – course updates & pictures
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ICT4DMZ – Course with students about software concept development
After the project ICT4DMZ started in July 2012 – we wrote about it in an older blogpost – we are still on it and right now; Anders and Florian are on the spot for another work package.
This work package is about planning projects that meet the demand of the broader population, while at the same time offering a practical guide to students how to get from a project idea to a software concept. The two software concepts developed in this course will be implemented in the coming work package – in February 2014.
So the course started on Monday with 12 students from 2nd and 3rd year informatics and 2 people from 3rd and 4th year geograpy studies with GIS background. This is a group picture of the students and Florian.
So far we've initiated two great ideas which we will develop into a concept:
– Safe/Beautiful Maputo
A service which provides information for places in Maputo. Users and officials from different institutions can share information if places are dangerous, safe, interesting for tourists or have any other special characteristic and how they can be reached. Tourists and citizens of Maputo can use this information to plan activities or their daily trips.
– Complaint Center
This application should provide an interface between customers that have bought a product and want to place a complaint and companies that should care for this complaint. Finally the rating of companies due to their response to complaints will also help future customers decide where to buy a product.
Additionally, we introduced the students to a voluntary excercise called "MyMaputo", which is an introduction to open source web filmmaking. It could later be applied for client demos of the finalized software concept.
Of course we were also heartly welcomed by our project partners at UEM. We met with the professors Emilio Mosse and Andrei Shindyapin and their staff and they already showed us around in this beautiful city.
We were positively surprised to find out that just across our office is the Centro de Informatica – CAICC (http://www.caicc.org.mz) which includes an ICT4D department. We got in contact with Polly Gaster and Luís Neves, who were kind enough to brief us on their mision and current activities.
ICT4DMZ – Course with students about software concept development
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Keta project – looking back
As already mentioned in the last post, our in-service training for teachers in digital media skills in public schools in Ghana at Keta Senior High Technical School is over now and Margarete is back in Austria again. So it's time for a sum-up and some lessons learned.
Here's a group picture of all the participants.
Keta Senior High Technical School is a very large school with about 80 teachers and more than 2,000 pupils (due to Margarete's informations). Some of the teachers participated in our program – it was a voluntary decision to expand their knowledge about information and communication technologies.
In the beginning it was necessary to find out what the teachers wanted to learn – considering the different skills levels of the participants
- figuring out what the best outcome will be
- every day Margarete assessed the interest of the particpants and adjusted her program to the audience
Currently there has been a government program put into place where teachers are given laptops to use them in their courses. The timing of this government program fits nicely with our project.
The projector donated by Fritz, another of our members, was very helpful during the course.
Generally the feedback of the teachers was very good . They expressed their appreciation to learn more about ICT and digital literacy. The participants enhanced their ICT skills during the two weeks course and they developed new ideas for their class teaching. Different methods of pedagogy in class teaching (Ghana / European practice) were figured out.
The topics covered in the course included
- basic ICT literacy
- usage of MS Office programs such as MS Word, MS Excel and MS Powerpoint
- basic internet-skills –how to use internet for better learning and teaching good practice skills (e.g. evaluation of websites)
- how to enhance teaching and learning using digital devices
- creating a digital portfolio (as an example for future teaching experience)
Challenges with the lab
- internet connection only on the last day
- PCs were no too well maintained – many disconnected parts & the working ones were full of viruses
- power outages – but only 1 full day course had to be cancelled
Headmaster Mr. D.K. Sedanu-Kwawu was involved and is very positive and forward-thinking. He is very much interested in the potentials of ICT in teaching and learning.
The day before departure Mr. D.K. Sedanu-Kwawu and Margarete met Mr. Abu Stephen.
- Mr. Abu is Deputy Director-General & Director at the Basic Education Division and reponsible for ICT in education
- Mr. D.K. Sedanu-Kwawu & Mr. Abu are looking forward to further activities
- Keta School could become a pioneer project
It was a very interesting meeting, Mr. Abu already answered to a mail of Margarete – looking for further cooperation
Margarete also met with Dr. Bella Bello Bitugu, country manager of the Right To Play project who handed over Margarete a present on behalf of the Keta School alumnis to Margarete – a wooden stool with the sign of Keta School carved in.
We should continue with this project and plan for a next course, maybe continuing with the same group to widen their experience and build up a Trainee group, or maybe same content with another group of teachers
Organisation of the course and Margarete's arrival and stay in Keta was perfectly fine, the mobile internet (MTN) worked perfect and and allowed her to stay connceted with Florian and Fritz in Austria and Worlali in the Netherlands.
Margarete will try to get Gameli and Eldad involved in an online project in Graz – already
talked with doctor father about this.
Finally we want to express our sincere thanks especially to Gameli Adzaho and to Charles Amega-Selorm who organised everything on the spot and headmaster Mr. D.K. Sedanu-Kwawu. It was very kind of him to offer Keta Senior High Technical School to help make this project a success.
We're looking forward to working with you soon again!
Big thanks and appreciation also to our member Worlali Senyo who initiated the project and virtually kept in touch with everybody during the whole period.


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Translink chief executive Chris Conway was singing the praises of park and ride in The Big Interview (DebateNI, December 14). Obviously, he has not been in Dundonald at peak times, when the traffic is jammed up courtesy of traffic lights at the junction of B&M and the Dunlady Road.
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This is my Creative Blurring project. The top is the photo blurred and the bottom is the original. I found the photo on the internet and thought it was cute. I also used this photo in my previous project.
Tuesday, January 31, 2017
Creative Blurring
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Portrait Montage Using Different Backgrounds
Above is my self portrait with different backgrounds in the back. Below are all the photos I used in my assignments. I found all of these photos on the internet and took a self portrait on photo booth. I also used sunglasses that I thought were cute and photoshopped it onto my face.
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Monday, January 30, 2017
Self Portrait Montage With Different Filters
The photo above is my Self Portrait Collage. I took many photos in photobooth and then used special effects in Adobe Photoshop Editor. Below are all of the photos I have used in my collage. Together there are 9 photos in my collage.
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Wednesday, January 25, 2017
Evolution ( Triple Portrait )
This is my Phone Evolution project. The above is the final outcome. Below are all the original things I used.
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Candy Land
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Art Addition to a Masterpiece
Above is The Girl With the Pearl Earrings with my face in it. Below is the original painting. I also included in this post the original self portrait I took of my face to put in the painting. I used the smudge tool and then finished with the sponge tool to make it look as if I was put in the painting. I also used low opacity paint to make my skin color not as bright. I even used the dodge tool a little bit in the collar area.
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Monday, January 23, 2017
Repetition Used In a Creative Way
I used a lot of poop emojis and changed the shape of them. I used a background then covered it with a bunch of poop emojis. Below is the original poop emoji.
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Look Who's at Marshall
This is my Look Who's at Marshall project. The characters I used in this project was Ewok from Star Wars, Pikachu from Pokemon, Minions from Despicable Me, Zelda, Hello Kitty, Sponge Bob, and Super Mario. The original Marshall background and the characters used in the assignment are listed below.
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Thursday, January 19, 2017
Create a Disproportionate Photo
This is my disproportionate photo assignment. I took a self portrait and then took another one and photoshopped my facial features to the original self portrait. Then I used the smudge tool to make it look more realistic.
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World Traveler Picture (Seven Wonders of the World)
This is my Seven Wonders of the World assignment. The wonder of the world that I chose was the Roman Colosseum. I took a photo with my friend Irene and photoshopped it into the Colosseum photo.
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Tuesday, January 17, 2017
Hybrid Creature
This is my Hybrid Animal. It is a red panda morphed with an elephant, bat, dolphin, and stink beetles. It has stink beetles as feet, has a dolphin fin, elephant ears, and a bat's wing.
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30 Day Photo Challenge (part 1)
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Self Portrait
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What You Wore Today
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Something Green
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From a High Angle
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From a Low Angle
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A Bad Habbit
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Someone you Love
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Childhood Memory
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Something Blue
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Yourself With 13 Things
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Long Exposure
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Your Shoes
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Something Orange
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Self Portrait
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Sun's Flare
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Something Pink
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From a Distance
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Their sting is the piercing type and can be painful.
Colonies of 100 to 300 can be found under stones and paving or sometimes rotting tree trunks, in most gardens, which is where Margaret was, doing some weeding by hand, when she uncovered a nest of red ants, and dropped the weed, and retired from the area - too late though. As you can see by the picture above, of the bite she received, the incision and poison still in her leg, after about 6 weeks of her being bitten!
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