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In celebration of World Inter Faith Harmony Week, the Muslim Council of Britain's Inter Faith Relations Committee organised a colloquium on the theme of 'Building Trust, Peace and Harmony through Inter Faith Relations' on 6th February 2012. The event was hosted by Lord Sheikh of Cornhill at the House of Lords, with speeches from a wide array of speakers from different faiths and a speech from the Guest of Honour for the evening, Princess Badiya El Hassan of Jordan, who presented a video message from her father, HRH Prince Hassan Bin Talal. (From Left to Right: Dr Manazir Ahsan, Chair of MCB's Inter Faith Relations Committee, Princess Badiya El Hassan of Jordan, Lord Sheikh of Cornhill, HE Mazen Homoud, Ambassador of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, Abdul Rahman Al-Suhaibani, Counsellor from the Royal Embassy of Saudi Arabia and Farooq Murad, Secretary General of the MCB) Welcoming the Guest of Honour, Princess Badiya, the hosts, speakers and guests, Dr Manazir Ahsan, Chair of MCB's Inter Faith committee said, "this 'week' will not only create harmony but also greatly help to bridge the gaps of mistrust and suspicion which unfortunately still exist for one reason or another, between faiths, beliefs, cultures and communities". The host Lord Sheikh, highlighted the importance of inter faith relations and gatherings such as these and said "Islam is a part of the Abrahamic faith and Islam regards Christians and Jews as the people of the book. Everyone one of us should be an ambassador in promoting Islam's message of peace". Princess Badiya addressed the audience about her great interest in Inter Faith relations and introduced the pioneering work of her father, HRH Prince Hassan Bin Talal "in promoting inter and intra-faith dialogue" she continued. "Long before the word Interfaith was known and used, my father had the confidence that made him comfortable in engaging and interacting with the 'other' and those who seem different. Such confidence stems from a genuine understanding of one's own religion." Guests were then shown a video message from HRH Hassan Bin Talal, in which he commended the excellent work on inter faith and encouraged greater dialogue to "ensure a free flow of information between our communities and work together, beginning with commonality". Talking about the Arab Spring Prince Hassan said "it is not a spring against anybody but a reform movement based on values and human dignity". He commented on London preparing for the Olympics and said "Muslims look forward to Muslim athletes alongside our athletes from different parts of the world, believers and non believers to participate in a spirit of sport for peace. The Olympic traditions usually give us an idea of how rich our common humanity is, particularly our youth". Dr Harriet Crabtree OBE, Director of the Interfaith Network for the UK commented on World Inter Faith Harmony Week, "It is an important week significantly" and said how "religions can be a great contributor to peace and trust, which was the theme of the event, underpins all inter faith relations". Mehri Niknam MBE, CEO of The Joseph Interfaith Foundation, spoke about Muslim-Jewish relations in the Middle East and highlighted the statement: "What happens elsewhere does not or should not affect our interfaith relations here" and said "The issue of gaining trust in the eyes of your dialogue partner is vital in building sound interfaith relations, particularly Muslim-Jewish. Bharti Taylor, Secretary General of the Hindu Forum of Europe, talked about how all religions are equal and how "pluralism, acknowledgment and equality are all important inter faith areas and the importance of taking back the things we learn from each other to our own communities and sharing it with them". The event included a unique artwork presentation by Kristiane Backer, former MTV presenter and Alexander de Cadenet, the artist behind the sculpture. It was based on the common beliefs shared between the two religions. A mini sculpture of a big needle centred in a green field with camels on either side of the needle sculpture provided a visual element of a verse from the Quran and the Bible in which it says: "Indeed, those who deny Our verses and are arrogant toward them - the gates of Heaven will not be opened for them, nor will they enter Paradise until a camel enters into the eye of a needle" (Chapter 7, verse 40, Holy Quran). Artist Alexander De Cadenet with Sheikh Hojjat Ramzy admiring 'The Eye of the Needle' sculpture. The evening also consisted of young contributors sharing their perspective on inter faith relations. Dr Bilal Hassam, a member of the MCB's Inter Faith Relations Committee, mentioned how the Arabic word for 'youth' means "spark" to represent the energy of youth but these days, "that energy is wasted". "As a young person, when you look at the world, what is it that we are inheriting?" he asked. He raised important issues such as poverty and how there is inconsistency in the world we live in. Bilal talked about putting things we believe into practice, "If you think child poverty is cruel, you should check where your clothes are from". He talked about how everyone should work together with the 'experience of the old and the zeal of the youth' and encouraged everyone to be "practical optimists". Megh Falter, a digital Marketer, talked about her own conversion to Islam "after 15 years of hardcore atheism", with her father being Jewish and her mother a Christian. When she first started learning about Islam, it was "in the context of Islamophobia and terrorism" when she was in New York. "I didn't take that for an answer and went to university and started a few courses on Islam. What I learnt was that Islam is a continuation of what I was brought up with – Judaism and Christianity". She went on to say how "there are so many universal elements that unite us, we need to step back and analyse on a micro level". Megh exclaimed how "faith is a gift and is something we should be extremely fortunate to have" and talked about how we need to share our commonalities. Guest Speaker, HE Mazen Homoud, the Ambassador of The Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan in London said, "As we celebrate, we need to remember the message of peace". The other Guest Speaker, Professor Mohamed El-Gomati OBE and President of the Foundation for Science, Technology and Civilisation showed many practical examples of how everyone is a part of one world and said "everyone and every civilisation have made contributions to this world we live in". He went on to say, "By recognising and honouring the 'other', we are building the truth". Farooq Murad, Secretary General of the MCB, said in his concluding remarks, "It is a challenge for people of faith to dispel the common perception that faith and religions are cause for conflicts and bloodshed. The fact is that it is not faith, but its absence, lack of its understanding, ignorance and vested interests which cause problems. The challenge requires faith leaders to come together, build trust and work together on the common values of peace and harmony. MCB is committed to working together with all faith communities and the UN World Interfaith Harmony Week provides a wonderful opportunity for us all to come together."


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Non executive Councillors (back benchers) in Eden are involved in Scrutiny - currently 27 members. The members are nominated on to two panels and a Co-ordinating Board. Different political groups are reflected proportionally to reflect the political balance of the Council. There are two panels that meet quarterly and a Co-ordinating Board that meets every two months:
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I am wanting to make a grip that slides along a polyline. Similar to the diamond shaped grips used in Civil3d to slide along alignments and pipe objects to pick stations and insert labels. Does anyone know how this can be done in .net.
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Dou you want to draw something similar on this shape?
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I am not sure if I understood correctly what you mean.
If you mean grip points then I used ideas from this link
Here is a picture from Civil3d of the sliding grip for a pipe label used to move the pipe label up and down the pipe.
Basically I want to copy this type of grip and use it to slide up and down the pipe, but instead of a label attached to the grip I will have a short piece of pipe that is the house lot connections angled at 45 degrees to the main pipe line.
I am not very familiar with C3D but the way how to add new grip point is by using overrule api.
If I were you I would check this links
-Monitoring grip edit and then move your short pipe
-Add new diamond grip point
Thanks for the suggestions, I also found this post by Norman that looks good as well. I guess the code final will be a mixer of all these suggestions
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On January 28th, 2012 we released Part Two of our Google Places Eye Tracking study designed to help you get the most out of your Google Places listing. This study was carried out on the Apple iPhone using the free Google Places app.
Using mobile eye tracking technology, we recorded where people looked on the iPhone screen, and we also mapped where they clicked. From this research, we were able to make some recommendations about what businesses need to do to get the most from a Google Places listing on the iPhone, including:
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This course provides an in-depth overview of an integrative approach for crystallization development – using models to analyze the SLE behavior of the system, validating the model using relevant experimental data, and systematically synthesizing a crystallization process based on the SLE behavior. Starting with fundamental issues such as solubility and physical properties, we will discuss the relevant theories, methods, experimental techniques, and design methods that have been used in many industrial applications for developing an optimum crystallization process. Various examples will be provided to throughout the course. The course is divided into eight lectures:
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Bagpiper Vince Koenig, 15, son of John and Karen Koenig, entertained Shamrock Shuffle participants prior to the start of the 16th annual Shuffle Saturday, March 13. He taught himself how to play bagpipes on a practice instrument almost 2 years ago. Then got his own bagpipes just over a year ago. Vince has performed at concerts, memorials, funerals, a rodeo, nursing homes and several other events around the area.
Vince's grand mother, the late Pat Konzem, was one of the founders of Presho's St. Patrick Day's parade.
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Grandma's (Betty Baker) furnace quit during the night due to the fact that a vent on the roof got drifted over with snow. Luckily it has an over-heat sensor of some kind. See picture - white pipe above her head. Needed to get the snow off the roof anyway due to the weight.
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Designed for sport and created for life, the N98 collection originated as a tribute to the 1998 National Brazilian football team. This Nike tech jacket is cut 1mm thick to supply unrestrictive warmth and lightweight comfort.
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Outerwear innovator Regatta presents the Fairview fleece – a warm top layer to take the edge off chilly days.
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If you're looking for a simple, stylish, practical waterproof at a great price, this waterproof jacket from Regatta is a safe bet.
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In the winter months a protective jacket is a necessity to fend off the adverse weather conditions. adidas offer a stylish and practical jacket from their outerwear collection to prepare you for the season.
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About the conductor
Perry So
One of the inaugural Dudamel Conducting Fellows at the Los Angeles Philharmonic and Associate Conductor of the Hong Kong Philharmonic, PERRY SO received the first and special prizes at the Fifth International Prokofiev Conducting Competition (held in St Petersburg) in 2008, only the third time the top prize has been awarded.
The 2010/11 season sees his debuts with the London, Japan, Zagreb and Cape Town Philharmonic orchestras, the Milwaukee, New Zealand, Tasmanian and Asturias Symphony orchestras and the Australian Youth Orchestra, as well as return visits to the Los Angeles Philharmonic, the Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra and the Noord Nederlands Orkest.
As Assistant Conductor in Hong Kong he redesigned and spearheaded the orchestra's outreach and educational programmes. He maintains a close relationship with the State Hermitage Orchestra of Russia with whom he performs annually during the spring and summer festivals in St Petersburg. Other orchestras he has worked with include the St Petersburg Academic Philharmonic Orchestra, the State Academic Symphony Orchestra (Moscow), the Queensland Orchestra and Staatskapelle Weimar.
Born in Hong Kong in 1982, he graduated from Yale University in Comparative Literature, where he studied with noted literary scholar Michael Holquist. As an undergraduate at Yale, he was Music Director of the Saybrook Orchestra and the Opera Theater of Yale College, leading productions of Die Zauberflöte, Cosí fan tutte, Giulio Cesare and Turn of the Screw. He also developed an abiding interest for music of the Renaissance and the Baroque, regularly leading the Yale Collegium Musicum from the harpsichord. He subsequently studied conducting under Swiss pedagogue Gustav Meier at the Peabody Institute. He was also a prize-winner at the Mitropoulos Competition in Athens and received a commendation from the Hong Kong Home Affairs Bureau for his international musical accomplishments. His current mentors include Edo de Waart and Esa-Pekka Salonen.
Perry So founded and directs the Huangshan International Music Festival, set in the mountains of central China.


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Hella Bluhm-Stieber , AHIP, Milton J. Chatton Medical Library, Santa Clara Valley Medical Center, San Jose, CA, and Brenda Wong, Medical Library, Johnson Memorial Hospital, Stafford Springs, CT, both received the 2007 Hospital Libraries Section/MLA Professional Development Grants. Bluhm-Stieber used the grant to attend the Western MLA Chapter 2006 Annual Meeting in Seattle, WA, in October 2006. At the meeting, she participated in evidence-based continuing education courses that will help her develop evidence-based training classes for the nurses at her hospital. Wong used the grant to fund continuing education courses at MLA '07 in Philadelphia, PA. The courses enabled her to remain up to date with skills to obtain and manage electronic resources. This award, sponsored by MLA's Hospital Libraries Section, provides librarians working in hospital and similar clinical settings with the support needed for educational or research activities. The MLA Research, Development, and Demonstration Project Grant provides support for research, development, or demonstration projects that help promote excellence in the field of health sciences librarianship and information sciences. Fern Cheek, AHIP, Lynda Hartel, and Sally Harvey, AHIP, were this year's recipients. Cheek and Hartel, Prior Health Sciences Library, Ohio State University-Columbus, received the award for their study, "An Investigation of Electronic Book Use in an Academic Medical Center," which will provide a better understanding of user behavior and user preferences relating to e-book purchases in the health sciences setting. Harvey, Merril W. Brown, MD, Health Sciences Library, Banner Good Samaritan Medical Center, Phoenix, AZ, received the grant for her study, "Publication Rates of Abstracted Projects from MLA Annual Meetings," which is expected to be a useful contribution to understanding medical librarians' professional development and the publication patterns. Agnes Chikonzo, Ladonna Guillot, Maureen Knapp, and Lauren Young, received 2007 EBSCO/MLA Meeting Grants. The grants, sponsored by EBSCO Information Services, provide funding for librarians who might not otherwise have the opportunity to attend the MLA annual meeting. Chikonzo, College of Health Sciences Library, University of Zimbabwe, Avondale, Harare, Zimbabwe, coauthored a paper at MLA '07 and planned to share her meeting experiences with colleagues at her library. Being the only health sciences librarian at her institution, Guillot, Baton Rouge Nursing Library, Southeastern Louisiana University-Baton Rouge, has limited networking opportunities and was able to meet new colleagues at the meeting in addition to presenting two papers. By receiving the grant, Knapp, John P. Isché Library, Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center-New Orleans, was able to attend MLA '07 after travel funds at her institution were cut in the wake of Hurricane Katrina. At the meeting, Knapp presented two papers and enjoyed the exposure to new trends, ideas, and professional contacts that the meeting provides. In addition to presenting a poster at the meeting, Young, Rowland Medical Library, University of Mississippi Medical Center-Jackson, used the grant to fulfill her goal of developing relationships with other consumer health librarians and to network at the national level. Jin Cheng, Medical Library of Chinese People's Liberation Army (PLA), Beijing, China, is one of two recipients of the 2007 Cunningham Memorial Fellowships, which allow health sciences librarians from countries outside the United States and Canada to attend the MLA annual meeting as well as observe and work in one or more medical libraries in the United States or Canada. The 2007 pilot program allowed two librarians to attend MLA '07. Cheng began her fellowship by attending MLA '07 and spent the remaining time at Health Sciences Library, State University of New York (SUNY) Upstate Medical University-Syracuse, and at the National Library of Medicine (NLM) in Washington, DC. As a Cunningham Fellow, Cheng hoped to gain ideas and skills for an ongoing research project on construction of special information resources at her library. She also planned to use her fellowship experience to improve and strengthen specific services at her library including information retrieval, reference, interlibrary loan, and electronic journals management. Alison Annet Kinnegyere, Sir Albert Cook Medical Library, Makerer University, Kampala, Uganda, also received the 2007 Cunningham Fellowship and hoped to use the experience to gain skills that will aid her in outreach training in rural areas. Kinnengyere is chairperson of the Uganda chapter of the Association for Health Information and Libraries in Africa (AHILA) and looked forward to sharing information and skills gained during the Cunningham Fellowship with her colleagues in her library and in the association. Kinnegyere visited Scott Memorial Library, Thomas Jefferson University, Philadelphia, PA, and Cleveland Health Sciences Library, Case Western Reserve University, Cincinnati, OH. Sponsored by MLA's 2007 National Programs Committee, the 2007 MLA Scholarship for Minority Students, Annual Meeting, enables a minority student of African American, Hispanic, Asian, Native American, or Pacific Islander American descent entering an American Library Association (ALA)-accredited library school and wishing to study health sciences librarianship, to attend the MLA annual meeting. Lisa Chow, School of Information and Library Science, Pratt Institute, New York, NY, received the one-time award. While working on her baccalaureate degree in biology at Pace University, New York, NY, Chow worked with a student wellness club. During this time, she also worked at the New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, and New York Methodist Hospital libraries, both in New York, NY. Chow looks forward to combining her interests in biological sciences and library services in her future career in health sciences librarianship. Paula Maez, School of Information Resources and Library Science, University of Arizona-Tucson, received the 2007 MLA Scholarship for Minority Students which awards up to $5,000 to an African American, Hispanic, Asian, Native American, or Pacific Islander American student entering an ALA-accredited library school or with at least one half of the program's requirements to finish in the year following the granting of the scholarship. Maez is currently a Knowledge River Scholar at her university. Knowledge River is a program that focuses on library and information issues from the needs and perspectives of Hispanics and Native Americans and recruits members of these communities into librarianship. Maez has a genuine interest in providing health information to the Hispanic community she comes from and is excited to take on the challenges of medical librarianship. The MLA Scholarship provides up to $5,000 to a student who is entering an ALA-accredited library school or has yet to finish at least one-half of the program's requirements in the year following the granting of the scholarship. Because of her accomplishments and potential, Catherine Murch, School of Library and Information Studies, University of Alabama-Tuscaloosa, received the 2007 award. While pursuing her undergraduate degree at Franklin University, Columbus, OH, Murch worked as a systems librarian, a position that evolved from a part-time clerical job to a full-time position due to her increased knowledge and experience. She has also been active in several local library organizations including serving as treasurer of the Medical Library Association of Northestern Ohio and as Web committee chair, where she was instrumental in the redesign and update of the organization's Website. Rick Wallace, AHIP, Quillen College of Medicine Library, East Tennessee State University-Johnson City, was one of the recipients honored with the 2007 MLA Continuing Education Grant, which provides MLA members with funds to develop their knowledge of the theoretical, administrative, or technical aspects of librarianship. Wallace's love of learning is evidenced by his numerous advanced degrees, which include a doctorate in education and four masters' degrees in library science, theology, divinity, and organizational management. He is very active in several professional organizations including MLA's Southern Chapter and the Tennessee Health Sciences Library Association. In addition to the Continuing Education Grant, Wallace has been honored with the Southern Chapter's Academic Librarian of the Year award and was designated a "Mover and Shaker" by Library Journal. The grant helped to defray the costs of a Duke University course that enabled him to train librarians at his institution in evidence-based medicine principles. Alice Weber, Spencer S. Eccles Health Sciences Library, University of Utah-Salt Lake City, also received the honor and aims to combine her prior experience as a registered nurse with her information management skills to provide improved health care as a medical librarian. Weber enjoyed a twenty five-year nursing career prior to joining the health librarianship profession in 2002. She used the award to participate in the MLA online course, "Filtering the Wisdom: Searching and Delivering the Evidence for Clinical Care Questions," which will enable her to provide the best possible evidence-based information to patrons, as well as advancing her own search expertise. Already active in health sciences information organizations, Weber served on the Utah Library Association's board of directors and is a member of MLA's Midcontinental Chapter. One of the associations most respected and accomplished leaders, Michele R. Tennant, AHIP, Health Science Center Libraries and Genetics Institute, University of Florida-Gainesville, received two MLA 2007 fellowships: The David A. Kronick Traveling Fellowship and the Donald A. B. Lindberg Research Fellowship. The Kronick Traveling Fellowship provides support for travel and research that promote excellence in medical librarianship. The applicant must be a practicing medical librarian with at least five years of professional experience. Through receiving the Kronick fellowship, Tennant proposes to explore models for library-based support for bioinformatics programs and plans to visit four institutions that have hired multiple bioinformatics service providers. Data from the institutions will be analyzed and shared with those institutions with the goal of providing an initial benchmark for library-based bioinformatics support services. The Lindberg Research Fellowship, named in honor of Donald A. B. Lindberg, NLM director, funds research aimed at expanding the research knowledgebase, linking the information services provided by librarians to improved health care and advances in biomedical research. With the Lindberg fellowship, Tennant aims to explore the bioinformatics information-seeking skills and information needs of a diverse set of biomedical and biological researchers, students, and instructors through online assessment, focus groups, and observation of search paths. In addition to receiving the Kronick and Lindberg fellowships, Tennant received MLA's 2005 Estelle Brodman Award for Academic Librarian of the Year. She is a Distinguished Member of the Academy of Health Information Professionals (AHIP), and a member of the Special Libraries Association's Biomedical and Life Sciences Division. Tennant is a widely published author in both library and biology journals. She is also a highly regarded instructor who has taught numerous continuing education classes and presented at several national conferences. MLA congratulates this year's grants and scholarship winners and applauds
their efforts to provide quality health information. MLA is a nonprofit, educational organization with more than 4,500 health sciences information professional members worldwide. Founded in 1898, MLA provides lifelong educational opportunities, supports a knowledgebase of health information research, and works with a global network of partners to promote the importance of quality information for improved health to the health care community and the public. For more information, please contact Lisa C. Fried, email@example.com, 312.419.9094 x28. Revolutionary Entries Spark New Ideas at MLA '07 Swap and Shop Booth The promotional savvy demonstrated by Medical Library Association (MLA)
members at the MLA '07 public
relations Swap and Shop in Philadelphia, PA, would have made our nation's
founders proud! From humble burlap bags filled with Kentucky bluegrass
seed to glitzy CD's, medical librarians drew attention to their libraries
in creative and imaginative ways. Open throughout MLA's annual meeting, the Swap and Shop booth gave attendees
the opportunity to share library marketing ideas and samples with colleagues
and to discuss marketing strategy with representatives from MLA's public
relations consultant, Public Communications, Inc. (PCI). At the end of
the meeting, PCI representatives categorized and judged submitted entries
for creativity, accomplishment of stated goals, and best use of available
budget and resources. For the second year in a row, PCI representatives
also conducted a popular, free marketing seminar. Held twice during the
meeting, this year's seminar, "Coping With Change: Reaching Your
Library's Users," drew a huge audience. The 2007 "Best in Show" prize was awarded to the Department of Library Services, Munson Healthcare, Traverse City, MI, for its three-dimensional mobile and building blocks highlighting the library's collection. Using inexpensive but eye-catching materials, the displays invite people to explore the library's resources.
Medical Center/Hospital Libraries: Professional Outreach
MLA is a nonprofit, educational organization with more than 4,500 health sciences information professional members worldwide. Founded in 1898, MLA provides lifelong educational opportunities, supports a knowledgebase of health information research, and works with a global network of partners to promote the importance of quality information for improved health to the health care community and the public. For more information, please contact Tomi Gunn, email@example.com, 312.419.9094 x11. |
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