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About this Holiday House
Delana House guest villa is located one hour south of Nadi on the magnificent coral coast, 10 kms from the colourful market town of Sigatoka. It is central to great diving, snorkelling and surfing and the many resorts along the coast, as well as three golf courses and white sandy beaches within a few minutes. Delana House is fully self contained with two large en-suite bedrooms and a separate well equipped kitchen/living room which has two single beds - total occupancy is 6 people. There are multiple decks and verandas with quality outdoor furniture for dining, lounging and relaxing, all set in tropical gardens around the swimming pool. The elevation of Delana gives magnificent views of the sea and reef and the 'Fiji sunsets' are as stunning as promotional pictures you will see. The villa and whole property is very secure with a live-in Fijian caretaking couple residing on the property - the villa is fully serviced daily except Sunday. Delana is SAFE and children friendly for little ones - they have their own very large covered veranda's as their "playroom", fenced and gated from the pool.....they love it! FIVE NIGHT MINIMUM STAY. VIEW GUEST COMMENTS FROM 2008 to 2014 BELOW: Selena & Joe Hunt 30/10/14 Beautiful Delana: Hi Liz, The family has finally come down from the HIGH of our trip to Fiji. I just wanted to quickly write to you to say how amazing and how prepared you have Delana House. Delana exceeded all our expectations in terms of the location, adequate facilities available, the pool , the stunning amazing view and everything else that is at the house. Nimi and Josie are beautiful people and made our stay awesomely comfortable and lovely. You definitely picked the best couple. Our friends and family were in awe of the house when they came over for a visit and could not stop talking about the house and the view. Thank-you for all the assistance before our arrival and we did not have any hiccups at all during our stay. We cannot wait for our next trip to Fiji.....we know where we will be staying! Rachael Martin on 29/08/2013 Thanks very much for our stay at Delana House. We had a wonderful time and just loved Josie and Nimi We have been raving about our experience since we got home – which may backfire next time we go to book! Florence and Grace had a ball too. Jon Heidi Kyah Shae Amika on 27/08/13 We simply loved our stay at Delana House. From the moment we arrived our family felt welcomed, safe and relaxed. We initially stayed here because we could not get accommodation at resorts to suit. We are so glad we couldn't. We loved having our own pool and being away from the crowds. Nimi and Josie are the best and made our stay very special. We were also lucky to have spent time with Sam and Liz and got fantastic advice on where to eat, buy presents, food and what to see. The house is so comfortable and well maintained, its cleaned daily, washing done and the views are amazing. Its also easy to get around when you head out and about and just say Delana House and every taxi driver will get you home. Thanks again we really hope to return one day. The Lesslie's on 29/06/13 Wow what a holiday! A great home with outstanding views. We loved being able to have our own pool. Close to some great eats and overall just a cool location. Josie and Nemi are amazing and it actually felt we were leaving behing a bit of home when we departed back to our home. I highly recommend Delana House…great for little one's too! Margaret Price on 12/06/13 Delana House was wonderfully relaxing and exactly what we needed – to get away from our hectic lives! No small talk with other guests and complete solitude. Highly recommend Delana House. Pita Birch on 25/10/12 What a perfect place to stay. Found Delana on Holiday homes and suited our time frame. We are a family with 3 kids and were not at all keen on a "resort holiday". This was perfect. Beautiful surroundings and a view to die for. The beach was a lovely stroll down the hill and best of all we could enjoy the surroundings in peace. Nimi and Josie are fantastic and a real asset to the house – warm and inviting and made our stay so hospitable. The kava ceremony was a highlight Nimi. I would recommend having a hire car and exploring the surroundings. An occasional day trip and a short trips to the resorts for food and drink are pleasant, but mostly we just loved being around Delana house. Would love to come back. Pedro on 02/09/12 Before travelling to Fiji my wife and I had little idea of where to go for our holiday but had been given a recommendation to rent a house on the Coral Coast. We were very fortunate to stumble across on the web a vacant time at Delana hse. It had everything we were wanting with its magnificent sea views, good accommodation and excellent management. My wife and I would highly recommend Delana Hse if you were considering to rent a villa on the Coral Coast. valeria volpini on 23/07/12 we had a wonderful stay at Delana House. The house has everything you need, the pool is great, Sam and Liz are fantastic hosts who organized for us everything we needed, and our kids still talk every day of the fun they had there with Josie and Nimi, the lovely caretakers of the property. Location is also great and the view of the sea is to die for. We willl definitely be back! Warren and Lisa on 06/07/12 Delana House proved to be the perfect holiday destination for our family of 6. All our numerous enquiries throughout the period before our arrival were promptly addressed and any concerns put to rest. Once we arrived we were warmly welcomed to paradise by the friendly and helpful staff and shown to our more than comfortable, fully equipped quarters. The kids loved the pool and the breath taking location and all the other little special touches that Delana House offers. We loved the unobtrusive way the staff went about their business helping to make our stay their unequivocalably the best family holiday we have ever had. Thankyou Liz,Sam and staff for providing such a high quality, ideally located and wonderfully presented destination. 10/10 Michelle Bell on 20/04/12 A beautiful place to holiday, the pool was awesome with an amazing view of the sea. Josie & Nimi were wonderful and took care of our every need. We especially enjoyed the cultural experience they gave us ie the kava ceremony, coconut tree climbing and the farewell song. They & Delana will always have a special place in our hearts. Stokes Family on 24/03/12 I have to say this was the most wonderful experience we could have wished for. Nimi and Josie were absolutely fabulous – what service we got! We left with very heavy hearts and quite a few tears! Despite the weather (it never affected us), Fiji did itself proud. Thank-you so very much for the opportunity to rent your lovely Delana House Mweisi Carra on 03/01/12 Wow! What an awesome place for a holiday! This was definitely the perfect place for us to stay. Myself, husband and 3 children (13yrs, 2yrs and 9 months old) along with our friends (another couple) stayed at Delana House over Christmas in 2011. The caretaker couple, Nimi and Josie were amazing. They really made us feel welcome and nothing was too much trouble. Our children adored them and our 2 year old has asked for Nimi several times since we returned home (he was Nimi's shadow for the duration of our stay). For Christmas day, Nimi and Josie allowed us to help them in cooking a lovo for Christmas lunch. This was very much a group effort where we all had jobs including the children. This was a great experience for us all and one of the highlights of our holiday. The house is located at the top of a very steep driveway (great exercise walking to the top) which gives stunning views of the ocean. It's within walking distance (as long as the driveway isn't an issue for you) of the Outrigger Resort which has several restaurants and bars, shops and an atm. There are also other options for dining out within walking distance, otherwise you can order in from 'Shanas' and have your meals delivered to the house. Prior to our holiday, any questions I had regarding our stay were answered by Liz, the owner either by email or on the phone. We can wholeheartedly recommend Delana House to anyone looking for a great holiday. Mweisi and Troy Carra TASH AND RUSS on 12/10/11 BULA-My husband and I stayed at Delana house last year.Sorry about my late update! We had a gorgeous time :-). The weather was perfect and we had the best 2 people taking care of us. Liz the owner was great to talk to as well. The kava ceremony was cool and so was the singing. Nothing was a problem.Very relaxing with lovely pool and excellent sea views. You can cook yourself or there is the outrigger down the road and a few other restarants down by the beach. Singatoka is about 15-20mins drive. You can get everything at good prices. Veges and fruit are really cheap at the outside markets. You might want to take in your bags a few things like vegemite and the likes as those sorts of things tend to be abit pricie! If you are a wine drinker I suggest you bring as much as you are aloud through customs. Very expensive! Russ and I have been to Fiji every year for the last 5 years so hence we know our way around the main Island as well as quite afew resorts including the Yasawas and Mamanucas. I will hopefully get some photos up of our stay in the next few days. O for Orsume!!!! Michelle Sinn on 11/08/11 Absolutely wonderful staying at Delana, the views, location and everything about Delana was just superb.. We cannot say enough good things about Josie and Nimmie who looked after us. Thank you also to Kone Sam and Liz. We look forward to returning to Delana again in the future Aaron Pickering on 24/05/2011 Our stay at Delana House was everything we hoped it would be. The pool, the warmth, the views, and the great hospitaility and service offered by the team at Delana. We have no hesitation in recommending an extended stay here. For an extended family of 6 inclduing a 2yr old the facilities where perfect. We hope to be back. Pickering family NZ Angela McKeefry on 11/01/11 Thanks, what a great holiday and awesome place. the house lived up to expectations and the experience was fantastic. Pita and Vina were awesome and so friendly. The kids loved the pool and the view is wow. The snorkling off the beach was no where near as good as on the outer islands, but it was still better than we had expected and our 7yr old LOVED it, saw heaps. Thought Le Cafe was a great place to eat, along with Bedara. Went for a day trip to Natadola beach, which is one of the best beaches I have been to (once we located it down an old beaten track). Highly recommend. Femke van den Berg on 11/01/11 Delana house was the perfect place to spend a holiday with our one year old son. Pita and Vina were absolutely wonderful hosts and made us feel very welcome. Everything was set up for the little one, even the ride on toys were availkable. It was so lovely to stay in a house with a small baby instead of a resort. The house is set up to be very child friendly with lots of decks to explore (and gates to close them!) so we all felt we had room to move instead of being locked away in a small hotel room. The house is easy walking distance to the beach and to the nearby resort and other restaurants. Town is only a short taxi drive away, so easy to stock up on your groceries. I celebrated my birthday at Delana House and it was a birthday to remember with lots of TLC from the carers on my special day. If you want to experience Fiji in a very different way I can definitely recommend Delana House, your holiday will be very very special. Craig on 02/01/11 From the moment we arrived at Delana House, we were treated as family by Pita and Vina, and that's the way it stayed for the next 11 days. They made us feel so welcome, and that nothing was too much trouble. From taking us to the markets (and explaining the wonderful array of goods for sale) to cooking a traditional feast, Pita and Vina were the difference between 'experiencing' Fiji and merely 'visiting' it. We enjoyed the peaceful surroundings of the house, and lived in the pool during the warm summer days. After spending a short time at one of the nearby busy (and noisy) resorts, we were glad to escape back to Delana. We found the location perfect – we had a car, and found more than enough distractions within easy drive. In fact, we ran out of days to see it all. It's about half way from Pacific Harbour and Denarau/Nadi – with all the island daytrips those places offer. We found the driving easy, and the roads quiet. The house was quite comfortable, and even though there was no airconditioning, it was pleasant with almost constant seabreezes to cool us. It was a lovely alternative to a resort for our family of 6 – and I'd thoroughly recommend it if you're not the resort-type, and enjoy self-catering. Louise Zacest on 11/10/10 We had a wonderful and relaxing 8 day stay at Delana House with our two daughters. It's even more beautiful than in the photos and many an hour was spent look out across the reef! The girls spent most of their time, predictably, in the pool. The guest villa has lovely spacious rooms and bathrooms and is very clean. As keen cooks, we enjoyed our shopping expeditions to the markets in Sigatoka and the well equipped kitchen. We have been to Fiji about 7 or 8 times but this is the first time we have rented a house. Thank you Liz for making your Fiji home available to us and providing excellent information which made holiday planning easy. Thanks also to Pita and Vina for their help and the good conversations. Pauline on 21/08/10 Great location, short drive to town and a few mins walking distance to the nearby resort. We had such a relaxing stay, enjoyed the pool and magnificent views. Thank you very much for the lovely dinner you prepared for us. Staff are very friendly and knowledgeable about the best places to go. Delana house is highly recommended. We hope to be back again soon! karin stoever on 13/08/10 A wonderful third stay at Delana ! I cannot add to the forementioned allocates, Delana House is just perfect, in every way ! Yes, it can get hot in Fiji during Jan, Feb and March, but Delana's magnificient location, high above the sea, assures constant sea breezes…. the covered decks give you lots of shade. making it about 15F to 20F degrees cooler than town….the evenings were mellow and the nights cool enough for good sleeping…..so, no reason not to go in the "Off Season"...for wonderful dinners, walk down to BEDARRA, superb food, light, beautiful presentation, excellent service and reasonable fare (about $fj27.00 for the most expensive dinner ) If you enjoy Fish and Chips….this is the place ! It is not on the Dinner menu but, when asked, were pleased to serve it (about $fj14.00 and really good !) Ask for Saki to be your waiter….for an EXTRAORDINARY night, call Marie at BEACH COCOMO Resort….it has to be the most unique restaurant in the Pacific ! Marie will need at least 24 hr notice…she will cook ,and serve, a romantic Dinner for two or cater a fun night for up to 12 guests. Her specialty is Korean but she is also an expert chef for Fijian cuisine….and, although never tried, might even do a good Indian brew….you decide. The husband/wife team are amazing, the Dining room is a sand-floored Bure….special, very special !!!! Bring your own drinks. About getting to town: walk down to the Outrigger's BACK entrance and you will see roaming vans, which will transport you to town for $fj1. You can also take the van for the return trip. I always took a taxi back to Delana, shopping bags full with fruits and vegetable, so treat yourself to the $fj 6 or 7 return trip, as the walk up to Delana needs you to be in good shape. Stop at the Korotoga shop for eggs, Tuesday and Thursday, that's when they are fresh off the farm. For an expert massage, body scrub, or both ! call Titi, she works for a prestigious spa and will happily come up to Delana when her schedule allows. ENJOY your stay at DELANA HOUSE. Karin Stoever, Westport, Ct. USA Pauline Mountford on 24/06/10 What an amazing experience our family had, staying at Delana House. Wonderful welcome, help and support from Matai and Aseri, especially when our 13 month old grandson was quite sick. We couldn't have wanted for anything more and the location was well situated for our sightseeing trips to Suva, Denarau, Lautoka, etc. Liz and Sam are amazing hosts and we thank them for sharing their fabulous home with us. Pauline and Peter Mountford, Christchurch, New Zealand Debra Robinson on 09/04/10 If you would like to experience Fiji without being trapped in a tourist bubble at one of those large resorts stay at Delana House. It had been a long time since I had holidayed in Fiji and was reluctant to do so because of my experiences of too many tourists, bad food and the feeling I was not getting value for money. Then I was recommended by a friend to stay at Delana House. My main requirement was being able to get out and see some of the real Fiji: Be able to shop for food at the local markets – Singatoka is a short taxi ride. Have a choice of different restaurants close by and have the ability to cook for myself. Also I really wanted to be able to, walk and explore with freedom, to find good beaches, swimming and snorkelling places. Delana House was all this and more, Liz and Sam are delightful hosts, the villa is wonderfully presented and you feel quite spoilt with Matai and Aseri looking after you. One of my favourite times was in the evening, having a refreshing swim in the pool then sitting on the varandah looking at the magnificent view of the bay with cool drink. Thank you so much Liz & Sam, looking forward to seeing you again soon. Debra Robinson Pauline Davey on 01/04/10 How lovely it was to arrive at Delana house after a very long and delayed trip owing to to the forcast of Hurricane Tomas. I loved the peace and quiet. There is a small welcome ceremony presented by the wonderful staff Matai and Aseri. The rooms were generous and very comfortable. There was everything I needed to make myself at home. The view from Delana House is spectacular, and it is only a short walk down the hill to a great little snorkling spot. There are plenty of little restaurants and intimate bars to enjoy within walking distance. It is only a 5-6 kilometer trip to the local township of Sigatoka where you can stock up on local produce so you can create a lovely meal and enjoy it on your own deck enjoying the nightime sunset. Rooms were kept immacculate and washing done everyday. I must admit I felt a little lazy, but hey, I was on holiday!! If you are looking for a quality villa stay that is peaceful and out of the 'large impersonal noisy expensive resort experience' Delana house is perfect. I especially loved the Kava ceremony the night before I left, and was very emotional when once again Matai and Aseri got out the guitar and sang the Delana House goodbye 'ceremony' as I was getting into the Taxi to head back to Nadi Airport. Thanks Liz and Sam at Delana House – Hope to see you again soon. Richard Sykes on 12/01/10 Firstly we would like to thank you and your suppport staff for a truly wonderful holiday, so much so that we have been telling everybody about your place and everyone seems interested in staying at Delana. Lepani and Rachael gave us a fantastic welcome and stay and I must say the gardens and pool were outstanding. Rachael did an amazing job cleaning the house, and Kone was charming and so helpful. Since I have been back I have really missed Delana and the Fijian people so much, but we will be back sometime soon I hope. Thanks again R Sykes – Sydney Deborah & Gavin Thomas on 05/01/10 We stayed 2.5 months at Delana with our 21 month old toddler and this is the nicest self catering place we've stayed at in our 20 years of travel. It's just like being in a resort but with your own privacy. Stunning views, gorgeous salt water pool, lovely accommodation with all the mod cons, serviced daily and even your washing gets done for you…what more could you ask for?? It's only 10 mins car ride to Sigatoka (closest main town which has local markets and pretty much all you need) and the Outrigger resort is practically next door if you want to enjoy resort life…we loved having cocktails there while watching the torch lighting ceremony. Kone, Rachel and Lepani are there to help you with anything you need and are just wonderful. If you are really lucky you'll get to meet Sam and Liz (the owners) and they are the most fabulous hosts you'll ever meet and their decades of being in the travel industry really shines through, as they've thought of everything to make your stay truly special. We were so sad to leave Delana, as it's been a dream break. We hope to be back soon. What a gem!! Thank you for our memorable stay. Karin Stoever on 09/11/08 NIRVANA…..I stayed at Delana last year and decided to treat myself to a month of R and R this October…..Every day exceeded my expectation, Rachel and Lepani were wonderful and are the essence of Fijian Hospitality. I am hoping to return for my annual Holiday next October.Vinaka Vaka Levu…. Karin Stoever. Westport, Ct. USA Nga on 13/10/08 Delana is a peaceful and quiet haven. The place was clean, inviting and beautifully kept. Loved the huge verandah with the BBQ area facing the sea views. The caretakers (Lepani and Rachael) were lovely, unintrusive and very kind. We both loved the fact that we did not have to do the washing and the special little touches around the rooms – bowls of fragapani, soft cotton towels, coconut soaps. We love the set up and have no qualms recommending Delana to our families and friends. kenny and Fliss on 19/09/08 What a wonderful place to stay. Lepani (the caretaker) and his family – Rachel and Lilly made us feel so welcome. Fantastic views and great having a pool all to yourself!. We can't wait to go back!


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Introduction: How to Add
This is my entry into the burning question, round 6.5.
I think that addition falls into the category of "Things that you should have learned in school, had you been paying attention", but for whatever reason, you are here.
Step 1: The Basics
One of the most basic properties of addition is that it is commutative. AKA it doesn't matter what order you add the numbers in, so long as addition and/or subtraction is all that you're doing.
that is to say that 50+25=75, and 25+50=75
And perhaps more importantly, addition is associative, meaning that you can add more than two numbers together and get the same result.
Which is to say that 25+25+25=75, and 15+15+15+15+15=75
But how does it happen? How do you add? I will try and explain it in the next few steps
Step 2: Adding Positive Numbers
All addition can be thought of as simply moving up and down a number line.
positive numbers push you up the line, and negative numbers push you down the line.
For instance, if you have "1+5", you start out at one and go 5 spaces up (into the positive area)
and you end up at 6. So 1+5=6. Alternatively, you could have started at 5 and moved one space up, also stopping at 6)
When you have 1+1+1+1+1+1, you start at 1 and then move up 1 space 5 times.
Stooping at six again.
And that is basically all that there is to addition with positive numbers.
Step 3: Adding Negative Numbers
Adding negative numbers is slightly more tricky, but not by much.
Adding negative numbers is simply adding positive numbers in reverse. Instead of going up the number line, you go down it.
For example, 0+(-4)+(-3)=-7
And after that, it's exactly the same as for positive numbers, only in reverse.
Step 4: Adding Positive and Negative Numbers Together
This is the most complicated part of addition, and even it's not that hard.
Adding a negative number to a positive number is exactly the same as subtracting a positive number from another positive number, or in other words: 5+(-5)=5-5=0
or 1+3+(-8)+2=1+3-8+2=-2, as in the picture
Step 5: Adding Numbers Together That Come Out to More Than Ten
So far, we have used a number line to calculate the answers to the questions. But what if you have 50+70? or 100+(-6)? it gets very tedious to try and draw a number line all the way up to 100, or even higher. Which is why I will show you the method for adding big numbers.
You start by stacking the numbers that you are going to add together, lining up the one's column.
Then you add all of the numbers in the right-most column together, and write it underneath your bottom-most number. You then do the to the column immediately to the left of the first column, and repeat this process until you've added all of the numbers together.
But what if two numbers add up to more than 9? in that case, take the the rightmost digit of the number and write it down underneath and carry the left most digit into the next column ad add it in there.
For instance in 87+150, 7+0=7, so that one is okay, but 5+8=13. Write the 3 underneath and write the 1 above the column immediately on the left of the column you just added together, in this case the hundreds column. And add it as if it were just another digit
Step 6: Adding With Variables
So far, all of the numbers we've added have been integers.
but what if you have variables?
such as x,y, or z?
when adding Variables, the line between addition and multiplication becomes blurred.
for example: Y+Y+Y=3*Y=3Y
When working with variables, just remember that:
1. unless you know the value of a variable, you cannot get rid of it
2. 2x=x+x, not x*x
3. y+y+x+x=2x+2y, not 2xy
If you need more pictures, or help clarifying anything, please comment on it and I will try to do something. I'm having problems with my image editor right now, so that's why the pictures aren't exactly 5-star right now
if you found this helpful, please vote for me, THANKS FOR READING!
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It's like having voodoo magic over your opponent. Harnessing this approach can completely derail your opponent. Perhaps your opponent performed really well in the first round and he thinks you'll likely come into the second round feeling slightly defeated, only to find that you're not, because he doesn't know you have an in-between round reset routine, a ritual he has no power over. And you are there, baby, 100% ready to go. Boooooooom!


text: Emerging Tech Standard may bring order to e-mail chaos Carolyn Duffy Marsan @itworldca Published: July 14th, 2002Relief may be in sight for corporate users who are struggling to manage overflowing e-mail in-boxes. A promising filtering technology called Sieve is gathering support among messaging software vendors, including Sun Microsystems Inc., Rockliffe, Critical Path Inc. and Sendmail Inc.Developed by the Internet Engineering Task Force, Sieve offers a simple, universal way for users to create filters for sorting, deleting and forwarding e-mail messages before they enter an in-box."Our corporate customers want the capability of an intelligent in-box," says Jeff Morris, a product line manager at Sendmail, which plans to offer Sieve filtering this fall. "They want the system to know that mail is coming from a family member and file it into a family folder. They want mail generated inside the corporation to go into a corporate folder."Morris says Sieve helps end users who have different means of accessing e-mail – for example, Microsoft Outlook at the office and Web-based e-mail from home – create a single, unified view of their in-boxes and extend that to PDAs."Sieve is a way of accomplishing that by binding all the filters," Morris says.No one who spends much time on the Internet doubts the need for e-mail filtering techniques such as Sieve."The average corporate e-mail user gets about 34 messages per day," says David Ferris, president of Ferris Research, which monitors the messaging market. "It's growing at about 30 percent annually."Most companies filter inbound e-mail for viruses, but it's not as common for companies to filter employee e-mail for spam or for questionable content. Although popular corporate e-mail packages support the creation of productivity-oriented filters such as Sieve, few users know how to take advantage of these features.Existing tools for managing e-mail volume go largely unused, Ferris says, adding that these tools are often too tricky for end users to master.Sieve promises to change that dynamic by letting end users write simple mail filters based on e-mail header information using a graphical user interface. These filters are executed when messages are moved to the end user's mailbox. End users can write filters to prioritize e-mail from certain people, automatically delete e-mail from others, and create separate folders for messages from mailing lists, family members or co-workers. Filters also can be written to forward specific types of messages to the end user's handheld device.Before the development of Sieve, messaging products from Microsoft, IBM and Mirapoint offered e-mail filtering using proprietary techniques. As an open Internet standard, Sieve provides a common way to create and share e-mail filters across diverse e-mail systems.Sieve is designed to run on any mail server or operating system, and it supports both the POP and Internet Message Access Protocol e-mail standards.With Sieve, filtering is done at the server rather than the client, which means end users don't have to download messages they want filtered. This is especially useful for mobile or remote workers and those using handheld devices."Server-side is the way to go with e-mail filtering, especially if you don't read your e-mail in one place," says Tim Showalter, author of the IETF's Sieve document and a member of the technical staff at Mirapoint, an e-mail appliance manufacturer that has yet to announce a Sieve-compliant offering.The IETF published Sieve as a proposed standard in January 2001, but development work continues to create extensions for vacation autoresponse messages, notifications to pagers and cell phones, and regular expressions in the Sieve language.One challenge for Sieve is that it doesn't yet have the support of the most popular corporate e-mail packages: Microsoft Outlook and Lotus Notes.However, larger ISPs such as AT&T use Sieve in their backbone message filtering. And a few Sieve-compliant products are available including Sun's One Messaging Server, Rockliffe's MailSite Internet messaging software, Critical Path's Messaging Server and Cyrusoft International's Mulberry Internet mail client.Meanwhile, Sendmail officials say Sieve-based filtering will be available in Version 2.0 of Sendmail's Advanced Message Server, due out this fall.Although Sieve has great potential for end users, the technology is primarily used today by network managers to filter lengthy e-mail attachments, executables and spam. This is because only a few e-mail packages – including Sun's and Cyrusoft's – support writing Sieve filters at the client.J&J Industries, a Dalton, Ga., carpet manufacturer, uses Sieve filters on its Rockliffe MailSite server as an extra line of defense against viruses. Terry Lockwood, manager of IT, set up a Sieve filter to block executable attachments that aren't caught by the company's Norton Anti-Virus software."When the Klez virus first came out, we were getting about 40 of those a day, and they were all blocked with the Sieve filter," Lockwood says. "When the Kournikova virus came out, we had just implemented Sieve filters three weeks before that. We must have had 200 to 300 catches of that on the first day."He says setting up the Sieve filters was "extremely easy" because of MailSite's wizardlike menus.Next, Lockwood plans to write Sieve filters to minimize the amount of spam the company receives by using publicly available blacklists."Our business is increasingly relying on e-mail for correspondence," Lockwood says. "One of our competitors in town had to shut down its e-mail server for two days because of viruses, and we didn't have to do that because of our e-mail filters."Similarly, Thales, a Herndon, Va., maker of recording equipment for 911 and call centers, uses Sieve filters on Rockliffe's MailSite server to block executable attachments."With the Sieve filters in conjunction with our virus protection from McAfee, we haven't had a virus outbreak in over a year," says Gary Mitchelson, IT manager at Thales. "We're catching about a dozen per day."Mitchelson wrote several other Sieve filters to block spam messages with undisclosed recipients and to serve as a backup to the company's help desk system by capturing all the trouble tickets sent via e-mail. He also uses Sieve to monitor the e-mail of employees that managers suspect are abusing e-mail or sending out confidential information."The Sieve filters capture everything that I've intended for them to capture, and it doesn't look like they put any load on the server," Mitchelson adds. Emerging Tech Filtering, messaging, virus


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text: A magnificent Georgian mansion, a unique venue for hire in London. Brunswick House is a wedding venue in central London which also caters for private dining and corporate events. Inside its lofty interior are magnificent chimney pieces and sparkling chandeliers. Vintage paraphernalia jostle with an eclectic display of fascinating antiques in each room. A picturesque profusion in the patio gardens of old street signs, statuary, fountains, lanterns and lamp posts. Everything is for sale! Catering is provided in-house by the highly acclaimed chefs of the Brunswick House Restaurant.


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ZTELEC company was founded in 1958, as a national enterprise offering electric insulation systems and components for national motor and power companies, military and aviation enterprises. Nearly 60 years production and R&D experience, developed to now Zhongtian group mainly provides insulation materials, special materials, power transmission and transformation whole set, transformers, enameled copper wire etc high-end products. We are the most powerful and competitive manufacturer and system solution provider in the industry.
60 years of professional experience. Centre on the power transmission and transformation industry, our group company has 5 major brands covering insulation materials, electronic copper clad sheet, enameled wire, transformer, power transmission and distribution industry etc. Xujue, Zhongtian, Baoshi, these 3 brands are all famous trademarks in China.
ZTELEC now has five branches, and an engineering institute, the total area of 300 thousand square meters, technical personnel occupies 26% of total staff, college degree or above accounted for 38% of the total number of employees. It is the key enterprise of national mechanical ministry, and key supporting enterprises for COSTIND .
Has 36 national invention patents, product seven categories of more than 160 varieties, including 38 national high-tech products, insulation materials production capacity and market share of the top three in the industry and special insulation ranked first.
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The National Exercise Referral Scheme (NERS) is a 16 week activity programme designed to each individual's needs to help those who have been identified by a Medical Practitioner, to participate in high quality, supervised physical activity to improve health and wellbeing.
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We work in close partnership with our clients to offer a service that sets new standards in event management, with our customers needs always at the forefront of our minds. Each event is a custom and unique experience, irrespective of its size. This is what makes us different. Now let us give your day "that personal touch"
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Interested in Art since childhood I am now pursuing my dream in the Design Industry. Very passionate and meticulous, I have a feeling of freedom in my works and enjoy the creative aspect.
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After 3 years studying Sales and marketing and 4 years in the working world, RSVP gave me the opportunity to learn much more and improve myself.
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After completing my Master's degree in Information-Communication with a specialization in public, cultural and social communication in France, I decided to come back to Mauritius because I wanted to bring my personal touch in the communication sector here.
As soon as I arrived in Mauritius, I came across the company RSVP EVENTS and I immediately told myself that I wanted to work there. After a successful interview, I joined the team and two years later I am still here.
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Superliga 17/18 Review: Lautaro Martínez, the most dangerous striker
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Continuing my postseason analysis of Argentina's Superliga, I examine the performance of the players up front.
Argentina has always been known for its conveyor belt of attacking and creating talent. That talent appears to leave for Europe at younger ages these days, to the extent that the best strikers in the domestic league are either journeymen or recent returnees from a European adventure. This season has been a bit of an exception in that the best striker of Superliga is a player in his early 20s: Racing Club's Lautaro Martínez.
Martínez has been among the leading goalscorers in this season's Superliga, with 13 goals from 21 appearances (1890 minutes). Only Sebastián Ribas of Patronato has matched him, and only Santiago García of Godoy Cruz has exceeded him (17 goals). No one has created more significant chances than he, particularly from open play. Even more significant is that his performance has attracted the attention of Argentina manager Jorge Sampaoli and a selection to the preliminary squad for the 2018 FIFA World Cup.
The table below displays the top 20 creators of expected goals in the Superliga. Martínez created about 10.3 xG over the season, which topped the list, and also created 6.5 xG from open play, which was also a league-best. Defenders are usually at the top of the xG list from set pieces, but Martínez's 3.1 xG placed him fourth among dedicated strikers (Nicolás Blandi, Ribas, García) and 10th overall. Perhaps of greatest interest to foreign clubs, he is one of just two players aged 20 and younger on the top 20 list and one of five aged 25 and younger.
Martínez's chance creation ability is more apparent when his totals are calculated on a per 90 scale. When considering only players who participated in more than 1000 minutes of league football, only he, Javier Marcelo Correa (Colón de Santa Fe), and Fernando Coniglio (Huracán) generated more than 0.40 xG per 90 minutes. Santiago García, who finished as the leading goalscorer in Superliga, managed 0.35 xG per 90 minutes. By reference, an average shot in the league produced about 0.12 xG. So Martínez a player who has generated chances at a high rate and converted them at a high rate this season. In fact, the only other player who exceeded Martínez's ability was Darío Benedetto of Boca Juniors, who averaged more than 0.6 xG per 90 minutes before his season-ending injury.
I was interested in checking out the number of penalty area touches by Superliga players in order to find out whether the names at the head of both charts are the same. To this end, I tabulated all ball touch events within a rectangular region that covered the penalty area (in normalized coordinates, the region covers 80.0 < x < 100.0 and 20.0 < x < 60.0) and computed the number of touches per 90 minutes. The figure below shows the 20 players with the most touches in and around the penalty area. As expected, there are some common names in both lists:
In fact, there are a lot of common names in the previous two lists — 13 players are in the top 20 of xG created per 90 minutes and the top 20 of touches per 90 minutes in the penalty area. Only two players, Rafael Borré of River Plate and Nicolás Fernández of Defensa y Justicia, are in the top five of both lists. Borré is an interesting case; River Plate purchased his rights from Atlético de Madrid last August and he has played regularly in the league since then. Despite entering the penalty area at a much greater rate than his peers and creating more xG/90 minutes than all but four players, he has scored just six goals. Nicolás Fernández did not make as many penalty area touches as Borré, but his xG/90 was identical to Borré's and his goalscoring is much better (8 goals in 1239 minutes). Incidentally, Lautaro Martínez ranks seventh in penalty area touches per 90 minutes.
Like Franco Armani, Lautaro Martínez deserves to make the initial cut for the World Cup squad. Does he have a good chance of making the final squad? I believe that it will be more difficult because of the other designated strikers competing for places, and perhaps the level of competition that he faces, but his performances in the league have earned him a further look by Sampaoli. He'll also get a serious look from Inter Milan if recent reports are to be believed.


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Lingling has been the Editor of BMC Mechanical Engineering since August 2019. Lingling previously worked on the BMC Series as a Senior Assistant Editor and then as a Manuscript Editor. Prior to joining BMC in 2017, Lingling obtained her doctoral degree from Donghua University, Shanghai, China. Subsequently, she pursued three years of research experience at the National University of Singapore, Singapore.
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Dr. Herzog did his undergraduate training in Physical Education at the Federal Technical Institute in Zurich, Switzerland (1979), completed his doctoral research in Biomechanics at the University of Iowa (USA) in 1985, and completed postdoctoral fellowships in Neuroscience and Biomechanics in Calgary, Canada in 1987. Currently, Dr. Herzog is a Professor of Biomechanics with appointments in Kinesiology, Medicine, Engineering, and Veterinary Medicine, holds the Canada Research Chair for Cellular and Molecular Biomechanics, and is appointed the Killam Memorial Chair for Inter-Disciplinary Research at the University of Calgary. His research interests are in musculoskeletal biomechanics with emphasis on mechanisms of muscle contraction focusing on the role of the structural protein titin, and the biomechanics of joints focusing on mechanisms of onset and progression of osteoarthritis. Dr. Herzog is the recipient of the Borelli Award from the American Society of Biomechanics, the Career Award from the Canadian Society for Biomechanics, the Dyson Award from the International Society of Biomechanics in Sports, the Muybridge Award from the International Society of Biomechanics, and recently received the Killam Prize in Engineering from the Canada Council for the Arts for his contributions to Biomedical research. He is the past president of the International, American and Canadian Societies for Biomechanics. He was inducted into the Royal Society of Canada in 2013.
John H. Challis
John H. Challis is Professor at The Pennsylvania State University, and Director of the Biomechanics Laboratory. John received both his Bachelor of Science (Honors) and PhD degrees from Loughborough University of Technology, England. After a post-doctoral position at Loughborough, he became Lecturer in Human Biomechanics at the University of Birmingham before moving to Penn State University. He has been President of both the American Society of Biomechanics and the International Society of Biomechanics; he is a fellow of both societies.
His research focuses on two areas: the coordination and function of the musculo-skeletal system, and improved measurement and processing techniques in biomechanics. John has served on the editorial board on a number of journals, and has been a reviewer for over 60 journals.
He is one of the founding Editors for BMC Mechanical Engineering, where he serves as Section Editor since 2018.
Joseph N. Grima
Joseph N. Grima is Full Professor at the University of Malta within the Faculty of Science (Department of Chemistry and Metamaterials Unit) and Honorary Professor at the University of Exeter (UK). His academic work ranges from mechanical metamaterials to biomechanics and focuses on the strong relationship between geometry and function. He has published more than 100 research articles on materials and structures exhibiting negative properties such as negative Poisson's ratios (auxetic), negative thermal expansion and negative compressibility and co-edited various international journal special issues on these novel systems. The research carried out by Grima's group entails the testing, modelling and/or simulation of the mechanical properties of materials in an attempt to discover or design materials with these unusual properties. Particularly interesting results include the discovery of negative Poisson's ratios in graphene, tendons, the zeolite class of materials, the design of various networked polymeric auxetics and, the development of models for predicting the mechanical properties of auxetic foams and of microporous polymers. Some of these discoveries have a number of very important implications (e.g. the discovery that tendons have a negative Poisson's ratio may necessitate a rethink of how injured tendons are treated).
In addition to this, Professor Grima is involved in a number of biomechanics research projects which range from the biomechanics of the chest to sports biomechanics, with particular emphasis on rowing, a sport which he practices. His fundamental work on auxetic mechanisms has found applications in the design of various products including high-end sports apparel which are already on the market. He is the founding President of the Malta Paralympic Committee and Council Member of the Malta Chamber of Scientists.
He is one of the founding Editors for BMC Mechanical Engineering, where he serves as Section Editor since 2018.
Peter Hehenberger
Peter Hehenberger is Professor for Integrated Product Development at the School of Engineering, University of Applied Sciences Upper Austria, Wels/Austria.
His core competencies cover "Model-based Mechatronic System Design" and he has published over 100 peer-reviewed papers and served as Guest Editor for numerous special issues. In addition, he authored and co-authored 5 books related to this field. He is member of IFAC TC4.1 "Mechatronics", IFIP WG5.1 "Global Product development for the whole life-cycle", Austrian representative IFIP TC 5 "Information Technology Applications" and Design Society, where he co-chairs a Special Interest Group (SIG) on Methodologies for Design, Integration, Modelling and Simulation of Cyber Physical Systems.
He is one of the founding Editors for BMC Mechanical Engineering, where he serves as Section Editor since 2018.
Limin Jia
Limin Jia, born in the January 1963, got his Ph.D in Transportation Automation and Control from the China Academy of Railway Sciences in 1991. He is Professor at Beijing Jiaotong University, the Chair Professor of The State Key Lab of Rail Traffic Control and Safety and the Chief Scientist of The National Collaborative Innovation Center for Rail Safety.
He is the Head of Expert Group of the Dedicated Program on Advanced Rail Transportation of the National Key R&D Program for the 13th Five-Year Plan,Distinguished Consulting Expert of The Ministry of Transport of China, Vice-Chairman of the Expert Committee of the State Railway Administration.
He is the Chairman of Rail Electrical and Information Technologies Committee and the Standing Director of China Electrotechnical Society, the Vice Chairman of Intelligent Automation Committee of China Society of Automation, the Chairman of Rail Intelligent Transportation Systems Committee and the Standing Director of China Society of Intelligent Transportation Systems, the Executive Vice President of China Association of High Speed Railway Technological and Industrial Innovation, the Member of National Consulting Committee for Intelligent Transportation Systems of China.
He is one of the founding Editors for BMC Mechanical Engineering, where he serves as Section Editor since 2018.
Yongsheng Ma
Dr. Yongsheng Ma joined the University of Alberta in 2007, and has been Full Professor with the faculty of engineering since 2013. Dr. Ma is a member of ASEE, SME, SPE, CSME and an Alberta registered Professional Engineer. His main research areas include feature-based design, automation, system engineering, manufacturing modeling, CADCAM, and product lifecycle management.
Dr. Ma received his B.Eng. from Tsinghua University, Beijing (1986), both M.Sc. (1990) and Ph.D. (1994) from UMIST, UK. In 2000-2007, he was a faculty with Nanyang Technological University, Singapore. Dr. Ma has published more than 160 internationally recognized top journal and conference papers, and book chapters. He is an expert of engineering informatics. He has also published a specialty book, Semantic Modeling for Product and Process Engineering. Dr. Ma had been an Associate Editor of IEEE Transaction of Automation Science and Engineering (2009-2013). Since 2012, he has served as an Editor of Advanced Engineering Informatics.
He believes strongly in industrial collaboration and engagement for teaching engineering students. Jointly with a local plastic manufacturer, in 2012, they won the prestigious ASTech award sponsored by The Alberta Science and Technology Leadership Foundation. Dr. Ma started his career as a polytechnic Lecturer in Singapore (1993); and then a senior research fellow and group manager (1996-2000) at Singapore Institute of Manufacturing Technology. Dr. Ma also served in department selection committee (2012), faculty nominating (2009-2011) and evaluation committees (2011). More recently, Dr. Ma had been a member of General Faculty Council (GFC) and a University Senator from 2013 to 2016. From 2014 to 2017, Dr. Ma had been engaged as an Adjunct Professor at Tsinghua University as well as a visiting Pengcheng Scholar of Shenzhen City. Since 2017, he has also been Adjunct Professor of Beijing Institute of Technology.
He is one of the founding Editors for BMC Mechanical Engineering, where he serves as Section Editor since 2018.
Ezio Mancaruso
Dr. Ezio Mancaruso completed his Ph.D. in Mechanical Systems Engineering. Shortly after, Ezio became a researcher for the National Research Council (CNR) and commenced his research activities at the Istituto Motori, Naples, Italy.
Ezio has focused his research activity on the application of optical diagnostics to the combustion process in internal combustion engines. He has carried out intensive experimental research on the fluid dynamics, injection and combustion fields of the internal combustion engines and on the characterization of the after treatment system. He is reviewer for several ISI journals. He is co-author of more than 70 publications on peer reviewed journals and book chapters.
He is one of the founding Editors for BMC Mechanical Engineering, where he serves as Section Editor since 2018.
Antonina Pirrotta
Antonina Pirrotta graduated in Civil Engineering from the University of Palermo in 1987. She completed her PhD in Structural Engineering in 1996 and her post-doctoral studies in 1998. In 2000, she became a Researcher, in 2001 Associate Professor and in 2016 Full Professor in the Structural Engineering department at the University of Palermo.
Antonina is the author and co-author of approximately 100 scientific papers focusing in the fields of stochastic dynamics, active and passive control and stochastic differential calculus. Since 2014, she has been serving as Professor in the Department of Mathematical Sciences, University of Liverpool, UK.
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Former Liverpool goalkeeper
The 31-year-old joined Liverpool from Sunderland in 2013 for £9m and went on to make 155 Premier League appearances for the Reds in this time.
However, his shaky performances saw Loris Karius brought in before Alisson was signed, the latter consigning Mignolet to the bench for the majority of last term, prompting him to leave the club this summer for regular first team football.
This is something he has now found with Club Brugge, featuring frequently for the Jupiler Pro League side in his homeland after joining for £6.4m in August from the Reds.
However, speaking to Het Nieuwsblad this week, Mignolet, who has been capped 21 times by Belgium, revealed he was on the radar of Premier League sides Crystal Palace, Bournemouth and newly promoted Aston Villa, claiming his fee ruled out any potential moves.
He said: "Clubs evaluate the cost of what they have to pay me, to Liverpool plus the resale value. For teams like Crystal Palace, Bournemouth or Aston Villa, that was too high. They were very concrete."
Portuguese heavyweights Porto and Benfica were also interested in his services and it is thought the price would not have been the stumbling block, with both seemingly have more money to spend than Club Brugge.
However, when asked about this, Mignolet added: "Porto and Benfica reach the quarter-finals in the Champions League but playing in Guimaraes or Madeira has no difference to Belgian league games."
The crucial reason why he chose to move to Belgium for the next five years became even clearer in his final response, stating he has wants to catch Belgian head coach Roberto Martinez's attention again and start for Belgium ahead of Real Madrid keeper Thibaut Courtois.
He revealed: "I would have to keep a four-hour flight away from home, where, apart from the Champions League matches, I completely disappear from the eyes of the Belgian public and the national coach.
"Plus, Benfica's offer was by no means better than that of Club Brugge. Here the coach called me, the chairman, Vincent Mannaert. Then the choice becomes easy. At Benfica it all went through. The best proof is that they didn't take a goalkeeper in the end."


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text: Film ID: YFA 761 SHARP'S HALIFAX SHOP 1949 Visitor TabsDescription As part of the Sharp collection this film shows various branches of Sharp's Linoleum shops including one in Halifax. There are some excellent shots of streets, cars and fashions of the time. The second part of the film shows a staff Christmas party held at the Great Northern Victoria Hotel in Bradford. The film opens with a shot of a busy street with lots of traffic, the Sharp's shop is visible on the main street, There are shots taken from inside the shop window looking out at the people on the streets who are looking at their products. There are other shots taken from the road opposite the shop looking at it. There is a machine of some sort blowing steam out onto the street and then there is a shot if the inside of a very run down room. There is a shot from above looking down onto a man on the telephone taking notes. The camera is at one end of a street looking down at the oncoming traffic. The Sharp's shop can be seen and then there is a close-up at the main door which has rolls of linoleum leaning against the door and shots of the window displays and products. A man rolls linoleum up and then walks out of the shop with another man and points at some rolls in the window. Then he goes back into the shop and is seen dealing with some women and selling them linoleum. There is a brief shot of the man watering a large rug with a watering can. Following this is another shot from one end of the main street in Halifax looking down the street. There camera pans across the road and there is another Sharp's Shop called `Harry Sharp & Sons'. A man stands behind the counter in the shop dealing with a customer and then he and another man roll up a long piece of linoleum. Peter Sharp and another man are in a stock room looking at invoices. In the next scene there is a shot of an invite given by Robert Sharp to the `audience' inviting them to a staff dinner at the Great Northern Victoria Hotel. In the next sequence, Robert Sharp and other members of the family and business at the hotel are talking and having drinks. A young boy, most likely a member of the Sharp family, stands around watching. Waiters fill glasses with drinks and serve them to the guests who have begun to arrive at the hotel. Many men in suits and ties pose for the camera smiling and laughing and being served drinks on trays. Fewer women are at the dinner and one man feeds a woman a drink from the glass. A man with a list starts getting people arranged into couples who then walk past the camera into the dining room. Some men are coupled with men and some women with women. Inside the dining room people sit with party hats on and are being served wine. Some people smile and laugh for the camera and some of the people raise their glasses in a toast. A man sings for the guests and then a man and a woman are up on a stage singing opera, they have the sheet music in their hands. There are shots from the top of the room looking down onto all of the people that are there. A couple of other men entertain with a comedy piece and another song. Title-The End.


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The Advertising Legend Jacques Séguéla Retraces 100 Years Of Citroën Advertising
Citroën has revealed a new collector's edition of the book '100 ans de Publicité Citroën' ('100 Years of Citroën Advertising'), written by advertising legend Jacques Séguéla. The book will be available on the Citroën lifestyle e-shop: www.lifestyle.citroen.com. Two other books focusing on the history of the brand are also available which highlight the people, innovations and designs that have made Citroën one of the most celebrated brands in the world.
Its iconic designs, technical innovations and bold individuals have all helped Citroën become a leading marque, revolutionising the automotive industry since 1919. Since the inception of the brand, André Citroën devised a very innovative way of communicating his vision and has made history with his experimental advertising design. Notable examples include an aeroplane writing the Citroën name across the Parisian sky, the Eiffel Tower being illuminated with the Citroën name and big events such as the legendary Croisière Jaune and Croisière Noire (the 'Yellow Cruise' and 'Black Cruise' respectively). This taste for inspiring brand communication has continued long after the death of its visionary founder. Over 100 year of classic models and resounding speeches, Citroën has carved out a special place in customers' imaginations.
In '100 Years of Citroën Advertising' (Publisher: Flammarion), published in French and English, Jacques Séguéla, who has accompanied the Citroën brand for many years, re-discovers the French marque through its advertising. "This book is a biopic, the true novel of a brand above all others and a man above all men. André Citroën invented almost all forms of advertising: promotion, credit, PR, events, publicity cars, rallies, not to mention the first car ad, the first female ad and the first aerial advertising. He wanted the first three words spoken by every child to be "Daddy, Mummy, car". The public will change its slogan into "Daddy, Mummy, Citroën". Is there a more beautiful tribute to a brand? It was my first budget, as well as my first love; it still is, sixty years later. The brand of my life, my brand for life has, in its own way, written the most beautiful industrial and advertising pages of the last century, those where France astonished Europe and the world with its thirst for progress and hunger for conquest. The adventure continues with the same passion of inventiveness and creativity that makes Citroën the favourite car brand of the French."
Organised chronologically and elaborately illustrated, in 252 pages the book covers many themes related to Citroën and the history of the automobile: model design, iconic advertising and major events. The book aims to draw a watermark portrait of France during the twentieth century.
Jacques Séguéla is one of the most famous advertisers in France and co-founded the RSCG communications agency in 1970. In several exclusive videos, he evokes the brand of 'his' life and shares anecdotes about the most iconic Citroën commercials
Discover every Thursday a series of videos online, talking about:
- His world tour in a 2CV
- The Citroën Visa Advertising that took place on an Aircraft Carrier
- The Citroën Advertising 'Les chevrons sauvages' (wild chevrons)
- The brand campaign 'the hitchhiker'
On the occasion of Citroën's centenary, the lifestyle e-boutique expands its comprehensive range to feature works highlighting the history of the brand and its models:
This book recounts the first hundred years of the brand, marked by creations that have revolutionised the history of the automobile, and is punctuated by outstanding events and personalities.
The authors of '100 Years of Citroën' (Publisher: ETAI ALBUMS), Serge Bellu, Sylvain Reisser and Olivier de Serres tell this wonderful story. Here, it is not a question of chronology, but of approaching the 100-year history of Citroën through the people and events which mark the brand well-known beyond the world of the automobile in France and worldwide.
The Traction Avant, first created in 1934, paved the way for the modern automobile thanks to its many technological innovations, indeed the model inspired several works of the collector Olivier de Serres including 'Citroën Traction Avant' (Publisher: Le Faune Editeur). It chronologically outlines all the variations of the icon produced between 1934 and 1957. Each model is prefaced by a short blurb, then presented by beautifully-presented captioned lifestyle and detail shots.
All three books can be found on the Citroën Lifestyle e-boutique: www.lifestyle.citroen.com


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The Friendship Club provides a comprehensive, year-round, long-term program aimed at helping empower and educate youth who face challenges of poverty, abuse and trauma between the ages of 10 and 18 and provides assistance into their 20s as they transition into adulthood. Founded in 1995, The Friendship Club serves about 125 youth at a time, guiding them to a bright future by focusing on six areas: health and wellness, healthy relationships, goal setting, self-awareness, self-sufficiency and community connectedness. Based in Nevada County, Friendship Club is expanding to help alleviate homelessness among teenage boys and girls and provide mental health counseling on-site.
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It's time again to join the Regular Joes as they make their annual visit to Providence Rhode Island for the RI Comic Con, the biggest Con in the smallest state. Joined once again by 4th Regular Joe Derryl DePriest, the guys run down the highs and lows in what has quickly grown to become New England's premier Comic Con. As is tradition, the guys stage their Guerrilla podcast from the lobby of the Providence Omni, this year joined by 200 or so of their fellow Con attendees. Find out what they bought (there's always a lot of that) the celebrities they met, (a lot of that too) and yes…the costumes they wore. Like they say, what happens in Rhode Island stays in Rhode Island…well, I'm sure somebody says that. Thanks for Listening!


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Boolean constraint solving technology has made tremendous progress over the last decade, leading to industrial-strength solvers. Although this advance in technology has occurred to a large extent in the area of propositional satisfiability (SAT), it also led to significant boosts in neighboring areas, such as Answer Set Programming (ASP), Pseudo-Boolean Solving (PB), and even (multi-valued) Constraint Solving (CSP). However, in all these areas multiple solving strategies exist that are complementary to each other, that is, no strategy dominates all other strategies on all kind of problems. This holds in many sub-communities of artificial intelligence and is well supported by empirical results in the literature, for example, propositional satisfiability (SAT), constraint satisfaction (CSP), AI planning, and supervised machine learning.
There exist several meta-solving approaches to address this problem, which we will discuss in this seminar. First, algorithm configuration considers the problem of automatically looking for a configuration of an algorithm. Second, algorithm portfolio solvers do not consist of only one solver but consider several solvers. Some portfolio solvers are running their portfolio in parallel, run a sequence of solvers (algorithm schedules) or select the right solver for a given instance (algorithm selection). Third, techniques from algorithm configuration and portfolio solvers can be combined to automatically generate state-of-the-art solvers.
In this seminar, we will discuss both foundations of these meta-solving techniques and their applications. Foundations include concepts from artificial intelligence (local search, population-based methods), optimization (mixed continuous/discrete optimization, stochastic optimization, global optimization), machine learning (regression, classification, clustering), and statistics (experimental design, statistical tests).
Possible applications span algorithms in most areas of computer science, including, e.g.: Planning, SAT, ASP, QBF, CSP, MAXSAT, machine learning and more.
Algorithm configuration is also a young and dynamic field of research, full of interesting questions for practica, semester projects, MSc theses, and so on. (If you're interested in any of these during/after the course, let me know.)
We will meet weekly (Wednesday 10:00-12:00 s.t., in building 051, room HS 03-026) to discuss research papers from the following list of available papers. For each paper, one participant will have the lead and give a presentation. All participants will read each paper and 3 questions about it. Furthermore, all participants will write 3 summaries of the presented papers; these will be due 2 days before the presentation (to give the presenter time to take them into account). After the presentation, all participants will discuss the paper, and its merits and limitations. This discussion will in part be guided by the questions submitted by the participants.
Towards the end of term, each participant will hand in a (relatively brief) written report, typically on the topic of the paper they presented (although a related subject is a possibility). Final marks will be formed using a combination of marks for the oral presentation and written report, quality of summaries and questions submitted, and class participation.
Overall, next to the seminar topic, you will learn several soft-skills necessary in academia: to read and understand research papers and assess their strengths and weaknesses; to orally present in front of your peers; to discuss with your peers; and to summarize on a high level a piece of research you are not intimately familiar with.
What to put into the final report?
In a nutshell, we think of this report as a detailed summary of the paper you presented that also covers points that would come up in a research discussion about the paper. (We say "paper" here even though technically, you are not restricted to write about the paper you present.) E.g., some questions that should be discussed at some point in the report next to a detailed summary are the following:
- What is the paper's main contribution and why is it important?
- How does it relate to other techniques in the literature?
- What are strong and what are weak points about the paper?
- What would be interesting follow-up work? Any possible improvements in the methods? Any further interesting applications?
Formatting and length of the final report
Final reports have to be typeset in LaTeX. We will use the formatting guidelines and electronic templates from the AI conference IJCAI: http://ijcai13.org/files/ijcai13.zip. Reports do not have to be long; 2 pages in IJCAI style are appropriate. (It is OK if it is a bit longer, but please do not go beyond 4 pages - you might not be able to include everything you would like to include, but such is life in academic writing.)


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The waters of Kole fields from Kecheri, Viyyur, Puzhakkal and Kurumali Rivers drain into the Enamavu Lock and then flow as the beautiful stretch of backwaters that lead to the Chettuva estuary. The lake covers about twenty five square kilometres. On western side of the lake, it is protected by a bund which was the brain child of Sakthan Thampuran. Enamavu is located beautifully amidst backwaters, lake, dam, hills and lush green fields. The bund has been created to prevent the fresh water of the lake from mixing with salty seawater. Paddy plantations are aplenty and they are well placed with the hills forming a picturesque backdrop. The one acre Nehru Park located near Enamavu bund will be developed as a major picnic spot with necessary facilities for visitors. The park belongs to Venkitangu Grama Panchayath.
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Navy Child and Youth Programs are offering a summer camp scholarship program for youth ages 13-17 years old.
Four different camps are available, which include Sailing Camp, California Adventure, Panama City Water Adventures and European Backpacking Outdoor Adventure. Applicants must complete an application by May 14.
Sailing Camp is open to ages 13-15 and will run from July 6-12 at NSA Annapolis, Md. and Washington, D.C. Selected participants will enjoy a five-day basic keelboat and sailing fundamentals course, Washington, D.C. monument tour, U.S. Naval Academy tour and other fun events. They will also acquire a U.S. Sailing's entry-level certification for basic keelboat.
The California Adventure is open to ages 14-17 and will run from July 6-18 at NAS Lemoore, San Francisco and Yosemite National Park, Calif. Youth can participate in activities such as hiking tours and rock climbing in Yosemite, tours of the Golden Gate Bridge and Alcatraz, and a San Francisco Giants Major League Baseball game.
The Panama City Water Adventures will be open to youth ages 14-17 and run from July 13-26. Youth can earn PADI certifications by the Navy Dive School at NSA Panama City. They can also participate in local snorkeling, scalloping, deep-sea fishing, surf lessons and a trip to Disney World in Orlando, Fla.
The European Backpacking Outdoor Adventure is open to youth ages 15-17 and will run from July 14-27 in Barcelona, Spain; Chamonix, France; and Interlaken, Switzerland. While there, youth will be able to kayak, paddle board, snorkel, white water raft, rock/ice climb and hike, all while backpacking though Europe.
For more information and an application form, visit http://www.great lifehawaii.com and click on the Navy Teen Summer Camp Scholarship Program banner on the website homepage.


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This online guide will help you as you begin to research for your final paper. We will have a library session before the end of class, but if you are eager to get a head start, you can begin exploring this guide. On it I have listed and linked to some of your best bets for locating American popular music resources.
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Spend a full day game viewing with picnic lunches a cross the rich, tree-studded grassland and rolling hills. The famous Mara is renowned for its great herds of plain game, black-maned lions, leopard and cheetah but also contains numerous elephants and virtually every type of wildlife to be found in Kenya. Dinner and overnight budget camping.
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What's the Best Software to Spy on Cell Phone? These are the devices on your phone that let you figure out how to get from one location to another and they also track your phone. Remember, the Saudis were also accused of conducting extreme surveillance on murdered journalist Jamal Khashoggi's electronic devices without his knowledge. I am going to be working a lot on surveillance in general. All the apple producers are working at full power and they are trying to manage the craze that has started out with the new unveiling. A successful contest entry has to be practicable – participants have half an hour to show that the vulnerabilities they've discovered really can be chained together to form a working exploit. Some smart consumers claim that they can use Siri to take control over your phone. VoIP phone systems are an economical option with all the benefits of an advanced telecommunications system. In spite of the advancement in VoIP technology, some businesses have concerns about replacing traditional phone systems with VoIP.
Retain your traditional phone system as a fall back during this phase. Test the Voice over IP system with a set of users and verify its usefulness to your business. Voice over IP keeps you connected wherever there is a high speed internet connection. • Require user approval for connection requests. There is an excellent demand for the new gadget and no other cell phone deals may compete with it. One of the side-effects of malicious software is a slow gadget. VoIP cuts down implementation and maintenance overheads by using one network for voice and data. This tool has been developed for penetration tester and ethical hackers to test any network and vulnerabilities by using their mobile phones. Now days, most of the hackers starts using this advanced AhMyth RAT tool for getting the remote access and control of the variety of android devices. This feature also works for Android device only. how to hack android phone using another android phone declare that by hacking in a conversation port used by the software they can steal all sorts of personal information collected on your device.
Acquire all files – All the existing files on that particular mobile device would be downloaded by you in your computer. However, computer and electronic batteries are usually far more expensive than a few AA or even watch batteries. Partially because, like computers, there are a lot of them which make them lucrative targets for criminals. Other technological experts also agree that phishing is the easiest way to capture natural targets by hackers and Cyber-Criminals. The only way to circumvent call hacking is to protect your network from denial-of-service attacks and digital hackers. Going after hackers by hacking their systems — "hack backs," as they are called — falls in a legal and moral gray area. Research indicates that productivity is impacted positively through the use of Voice over IP phone systems. Many VoIP systems include software that allows you to make and receive calls on your laptop by plugging in a headphone and a microphone. As you can see, VoIP has much to offer. In such cases, you can use your Smartphone's camera and see things beyond your visible area. ⋆ BRING YOUR FRIENDS ALONG FOR THE RIDE using Facebook – help each other rise to fame, compare styles, send gifts, and see who can be the biggest star!
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