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Hungry Bentley Barn bed and breakfast
Ashbourne, United Kingdom
Hungry Bentley Barn bed and breakfast
Derby Lane Alkmonton , Ashbourne, DE6 3DJ – Show map
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Food & Drink
Breakfast in the room, Special diet menus (on request)
Free! WiFi is available in the hotel rooms and is free of charge.
Free! Free private parking is possible on site (reservation is not needed).
Luggage storage, Private check-in/check-out, Fax/photocopying, Bridal suite
Non-smoking rooms, Heating, Allergy-free room, Non-smoking throughout
17:00 - 22:30 hours
07:00 - 11:00 hours
Cancellation and prepayment policies vary according to room type. Please enter the dates of your stay and check the conditions of your required room.
Children and extra beds
Children older than 12 years are welcome.
All children from 12 to 18 years are charged GBP 10 per person per night for extra beds.
The maximum number of extra beds in a room is 1.
There is no capacity for cots in the room.
Any type of extra bed or child's cot/crib is upon request and needs to be confirmed by management.
Supplements are not calculated automatically in the total costs and will have to be paid for separately during your stay.
Pets are not allowed.
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Although a little out the way of shops and a town centre, the location was beautiful! We stayed the one night after an Alton towers trip (which is only 20 minutes away) and was at exreme comfort in this lovely converted barn. The bathroom was amongst the cleanest i've ever seen! A great stay for couples and familys and the breakfast was spot on in the morning.
Televisions we're small compared to the room
Hungry Bentley barn was fantastic such peacefull settings We enjoyed our stay very much and was allowed to stroke the horses too!
It was wonderful the lady and gentleman who run it are warm and welcoming with beautiful rooms
Everything echoes and you have to be very quite
Relaxed and comfortable with friendly staff
Poor sound proofing and felt too close to other guests
It was all splendid, the barn, the food the welcome.
There wasn't anything not to like
Home from home
Not being able to stay longer
Really friendly, really comfy 4 poster bed and the only time I've left my phone charger and it's been posted back to me, normally need to buy another
Not a single thing I could fault!
Our hosts are the most kind and welcoming people. We had the best holiday there that you could wish for.
Nothing at all
Looked after very well, great breakfast, lovely location.
hard bed
Location is very clean and the bathrooms are clean and tidy and upscale New home The breakfast was excellent
The Internet was very poor No bar Scaring location Flaying mosquitoes No clear sign at the entrance
Not seeing the horses
Garry and I loved our stay. It was very homely. Jane, Karen and Andy were such good hosts. All our needs were catered for. Our room was great, comfortable and cozy. The breakfast was wonderful. We were not rushed. The lounge area was nice and we could use it if we wanted too.The location was beautiful and quiet and we loved Zara the dog. We shall come back. Derbyshire is a beautiful place to visit.
Excellent barn conversion, all furniture and soft furnishings were of top quality and taste. The owners were very welcoming and the breakfasts were something to die for. Will certainly return in the future.
Our beautiful room was just too hot.
Everything! Jane and Brian were brilliant hosts, beautiful location, breakfast was brilliant, all freshly made, fresh fruit salads also. the room was spacious even though we had the Sudbury room which was the smallest - the only thing I would say about the room was the mattress was too hard for us but that is a tiny complaint & wouldn't stop me from staying there again. Would recommend it to everyone for a Peak District B&B
The location was beautiful, can't wait to go back and stay again.
From start to finish, out experience was fantastic. Can't rate it highly enough. Would definitely return in the future and perhaps stay longer.....3 days just wasn't long enough for us. Geeat place to unwind!
Lovely lady called Karen looking after us. Served us tea on arrival and recommended places for us to go for dinner. Prepared a wonderful breakfast at a time we chose. Barn was lovely, quaint yet modern, comfy bed, clean and spacious. Bath tub was a treat!
You can lock yourself in the room but there was no lock to secure the room when we went out.
very friendly and helpful people
I really loved the location, just in the middle of nowhere, exactly what I was looking for. The room was really cosy and everything was perfectly clean. The owners were charming and gave us all the possible space and privacy, as well as the lady who also as there to help us., specially with her lovely breakfast (awesome ham and cheese omelette) and the beautiful roll top bath. I'd recommend it to couples who wants a short break.
If I should mention something bad, I'd say the room was a bit too hot during the night.
The whole place, relaxing comfort and warmth in the premises, the location and beautiful grounds. Friendliness of the owners, delicious breakfast
Could not fault anything--Karen gave us a very warm welcome, providing a pot of tea etc. soon afterwards. Jan and Brian were extremely good hosts in their wonderful accommodation -----it is obvious that we had a fantastic break not forgetting the great breakfast.
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Very thin walls
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Felt like we had to creep about as voices and noises were amplified . Didn't like the fact the too. Wasn't secure when you left it as no locks . Didn't feel very welcome when we arrived .
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The program is being funded through an $85,000 grant the U.S. Economic Development Administration.
"This program will help entrepreneurs and start-up firms find the expertise they need to get their product or device to market," said Anne Barth, executive director of TechConnect WV. "West Virginia is extremely fortunate to have an advanced manufacturing technology center like RCBI with its experienced staff and wide range of state-of-the-art equipment. It's an incredible asset, and TechConnectWV is proud to partner with RCBI on this exciting initiative that will create new opportunities for West Virginia's small manufacturing businesses."
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Every Friday, we are publishing classic archival content in honor of our '80s-themed July issue. Herewith, a column on the next big thing in music from July 1983:
The revolution arrived, improbably enough, a month ago in a box from Knoxville, Tennessee. Inside the box, protected by packing material and Styrofoam, was a piece of aluminum-colored, high-tech hardware about the size of a Los Angeles telephone book. On its top was a small compartment with a popup lid. Its beveled face displayed various buttons and a readout dial with numbers from one to 15 spaced across it.
That was it. Nice-looking design, clean and functional. Hardly intimidating. Yet there it was, the revolution—a Magnavox FD1000SL compact-disc digital audio player. Price: $800. Availability: if you're lucky. Prognosis: to make home and car stereos, records and tapes totally obsolete in the next decade.
Compact-disc ("CD" in the new parlance) was first introduced to consumers in late 1982 and in Europe in March... About the only problem with CD players will be the price. While demand is high and supply short, prices should range between $750 and $1,000, with discount prices merely a dream. Insiders estimate it will take as long as two years for prices to begin coming down, with simple players priced at perhaps $250 to $350 in three years.
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Fremont Unified School District
A California Distinguished School
43545 Bryant Street
Fremont, CA 94539
(510) 656-1200, Fax (510) 651-4211
August 27, 2014
Chuck Graves, Principal Shanthika Sukumar, Secretary
firstname.lastname@example.com Rachel Cannon, Attendance Clerk
Dear Mission San Jose Parents:
Welcome to the 2014-15 school year at MSJE. I am truly looking forward to meeting the demands of the Common Core State Standards, implementation of our new math adoption and student report card. I am expecting great strides in the classroom from staff and students as we move forward to meet these challenges. With the continued support of the entire MSJE community and the dedicated MSJE staff, we will continue to provide the academic rigor and a supportive environment so all students can be successful in and outside the classroom. As always, please contact me or stop by the office anytime you have a question or a concern about MSJE.
Chuck Graves, Principal
All future parent newsletters will be online only. If you need a paper copy, you can pick one up in the office or ask us to send one home. Please access our web page at http://www.fmtusd.org/msje to find the school calendar and important announcements. We update this page on a weekly basis so the most current information will be on the MSJE website. Newsletters are posted online every other week.
2014-2015 Classroom Assignments:
Class lists will be posted on Tuesday, August 26th at 6:00 P.M. on the window of Room 6 (except for Kindergarten). It will not be possible to make changes to the class lists because all classes are full and there continues to be a waiting list.
School Hours by Grade Levels:
Gr. 1st-3rd Regular Schedule 8:30-2:35
Gr. 4th-6th Regular Schedule 8:20-2:40
"EARLY BIRD" Kindergarten 8:30-11:50
"LATE BIRD" Kindergarten 9:30 – 12:50
Early Dismissal Schedule for the beginning of the School Year (Grades 1-6):
On August 27, 28 and 29 the dismissal time for students will be:
Gr. 1-3 8:30-1:10
Gr. 4-6 8:20-1:15
Scheduled Minimum Days (Grades 1-6):
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday Aug. 27, 28, 29 Friday March 13
Friday Oct. 31 Friday May 22
Friday Nov. 21 Monday-Thursday June 8, 9, 10, & 11
Friday Dec. 19
Dismissal times for minimum days:
Gr. 1-3 8:30-1:10
Gr. 4-6 8:20-1:15
All Kindergartners will start at 8:30 and end at 11:50 on October 31, November 21, December 19, March 13, and June 8, 9, 10, & 11
Kindergartners will follow the "early/late bird" schedule on August 27, 28, and 29
Staff Changes:
There are a few staff changes to report for the 2014-15 school year. Ms. Nguyen, Ms. O'Hara and Mr. Tutty have different grade assignments. Ms. Nguyen will be teaching Kindergarten, Ms. O'Hara will be teaching fourth grade and Mr. Tutty will be teaching sixth grade. Ms. Maclay will be job sharing this year. Mrs. Anne Schreiber will be joining the MSJE staff and working the first half of the year for Ms. Maclay in first grade. We also welcome Ms. Roberta Steinberg our new Librarian and Mrs. Misook Kim-Gillette as our new Transition Kindergarten teacher.
The price of lunch for the 2014-15 school year is $3.00. Students can pay by check, cash, or online. Check the district web page at www.fmtusd.org and click on the quick links Child Nutrition Services for online meal payment. Most parents pay for a month at a time. If you do this, the child just gives their name each time they purchase a hot lunch and it is recorded. Some reminders about lunch: PARENTS MAY NOT TAKE A CHILD'S LUNCH TO THE CAFETERIA AT THE START OF LUNCH. This is a campus security/safety issue. Parents are highly encouraged to have their child bring their lunch to school with them in the morning. If you bring a lunch to school later in the day, you must bring it to the tubs outside the office BY 11:00 a.m.
Lunch Helpers:
Speaking of lunch, we are always looking for volunteers to help supervise lunch. You can volunteer for as little as 30 minutes or as much as 1.5 hours. We need supervisors in the cafeteria and on the playground. Please contact Shanthi, MSJE secretary, in the office if you would be willing to help us out. Thank you!!!
BOARD POLICY: FUSD Board Policy 5111.1 states that if you move, you must notify the school prior to or within 5 days of any changes in residency. If you don't, your enrollment may be revoked.
Attendance for the First Day of School:
Board Policy/AR 51131: "Students are expected to be in school the first day of the school year. Students who have not attended the first two days of school will be dropped at the end of the third day of school, except in cases of illness for which the school has been previously informed. In cases of illness, parents/guardians must contact the school each day the child is absent." Seats will not be held for students on extended vacations or other optional activities, whether or not the school is notified.
Back To School Night:
Please join us for our Back to School Night on Tuesday, September 9th. The schedule for Back to School Night is:
6:00 – 6:30 Kindergarten Classroom Meetings
6:35 – 7:05 Grades 4 – 6 Classroom Meetings
7:10 – 7:40 Principal's & PTC Meeting in the MUR
7:45 – 8:15 Grades 1 – 3 Classroom Meetings
The John Ernes Award is presented to two students, a boy and a girl, from each 6th grade class for their excellence in academics, attitude towards learning, citizenship, and leadership. This award is given to recognize the well rounded student rather than a high achiever in the classroom. Parents can discuss these awards with their children and make sure they understand the eligibility requirements start in the 4th grade!
Attendance and Tardies:
Daily attendance and being on time are crucial factors in how successful children are in school. You are helping your children to set lifelong patterns when you prioritize their attendance in school and their arrival on time. Tardies interfere with instruction in the classroom, both in terms of the time the student is missing from the classroom and the disruption the student causes when he/she arrives. Education Code 48260.5 has strict guidelines for families to follow when truancy (absences) or tardies are a concern. A letter will be sent home to notify you when your child's attendance record begins to suffer. Please help us to help your child learn responsible work habits by getting them to school on time every day.
The parking lot is open to the following people:
1. Kindergarten parents dropping off/picking up their child.
2. Large day care operations picking up more than 3 students; i.e. Best Friends, Achievers, Fast Track, etc.
3. Parents picking up and dropping off students at Adventure Time.
4. Kindergarten parents and day care providers will be given a pass for the parking lot.
As you drop your child off on Bryant Street, please note the following:
We will have our Safety Patrol assisting you on Bryant Street. With a majority of our students getting dropped off, we can always use additional support with our valet drop off and pick up. If you have any time to spare at 8:10 or 2:30, please consider helping us out. With all of us working together and following procedures, our students will be safe.
Emergency Cards:
Emergency cards will be sent home on the first day of school. The card is vital to each child's safety at our school. Please complete both sides of the card for each child attending, printing phone numbers and other information CLEARLY. Send cards to school no later than Friday, September 5, so that they may be filed in the office for immediate reference. Cards will be returned to you if they are not signed or if emergency numbers are not listed or not legible. Remember, the school may only release a student to a parent or an authorized person you specify on the Emergency Card.
"E" Bags:
On the first day of school, your child will be bringing home a zip-lock bag with instructions about what to put in it for emergency preparedness. Please return this bag filled with non-perishable food and water, with the child's name and room number on the bag AS SOON AS POSSIBLE, BUT NO LATER THAN TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9TH.
After School Band (MSJE):
Enrollment for the After-School Band for "Beginning" and "Intermediate" level students at MSJE will be sent home when school starts. The After-School Band program is open to all 4th, 5th, & 6th grade students, and eventually leads into the Hopkins JHS and Mission San Jose HS Bands. Beginning and Intermediate Band classes are held once per week at Mission San Jose Elementary in the MPR. There is a small enrollment fee and students will need to provide their own instrument. For more information, visit the Hopkins JHS Music Department website (www.musicathopkins.com) and the Fremont Education Foundation website (www.fremont-education.org).
Classroom Supply Lists:
A supply list is posted on the MSJE web site.
Parent Teacher Club:
Speaking of PTC, this is an important parent organization at MSJE and is always looking for more parent support. Please consider attending the meetings here in the Library each month. We meet the 2nd Tuesday of every month at 7:00 P.M.
Message from PTC:
PTC is once again hosting the "Welcome Back Coffee in the MUR 8:45 -9:30 A.M. on the first day of school, Wednesday, August 27, 2014.
New Officers for 2013-2014
President: Kumar Nallusamy
V.P Melisa Soliman, Cindy Wang
Secretary: Sasikumar Karuppusamy, Govinda Raj
Treasurers: Jignesh Trivedi, Nithya Krishnan
PTC information can also be found on the website at www.fmtusd.org/msje/ptc
School Site Council:
School Site Council (SSC) meets the 3rd Wednesday of every month at 3:00 P.M. in the Library. This is an important decision making body at MSJE. We welcome all parent input.
Enrolling in F.U.S.D.
If you have friends, family or neighbors moving into Fremont, please let them know that students are no longer enrolled at the elementary school site. If they are currently living in Fremont, they must begin the enrollment process online at www.fremont.k12.ca.us. Once they receive an email confirmation, they can contact Student Support Services to schedule an appointment to complete the process. Centralized Enrollment staff may be reached at (510) 657-2350, extension 12202 and 12204.
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FUSD Calls for Volunteers for Citizens' Bond Oversight Committee
With the passage of Measure E in June, FUSD is now asking the community for volunteers to serve on a Citizens' Bond Oversight Committee to monitor the use of funds allocated to the District for facility repairs/improvements. The FUSD Citizens' Bond Oversight Committee (CBOC) will be appointed by the District's Board of Education, in accordance with the requirements of Proposition 39, following the Board's certification of the June 3, 2014, Measure E General Bond Election at its upcoming August 13th meeting.
Per the requirements of Proposition 39, a bond oversight committee is required to include participants from specific segments of the community. The committee is required to have a minimum of seven members (plus five alternates) and include at least one from each of the following five categories:
1. Active in a business organization representing the business community located within FUSD.
2. Active in a senior citizens' organization.
3. A parent or guardian of a child enrolled at FUSD.
4. Active in a parent-teacher organization and parent or guardian of a child enrolled at FUSD.
5. Active in a bona fide taxpayers' organization.
CBOC members will receive regular updates on Bond projects and report progress to the FUSD Board of Education. Those interested in participating on the CBOC can download an application at www.bit.ly/CBOCapply. Visit www.bit.ly/CBOCbylaws for copy of CBOC bylaws.
Last Modified on August 25, 2014


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AMERICA/MEXICO - Evening Mass restarts, the communities want to prepare themselves for upcoming feasts
Ciudad Victoria (Agenzia Fides) - The Diocese of Ciudad Victoria (Mexico) restarts the celebration of evening Masses, which had been suspended in various church villages for security reasons. The Bishop of the diocese, His Exc. Mgr. Antonio González Sánchez, in the note sent to Fides Agency, comments: "About two years ago evening Masses had been suspended in some parishes, because people did not go anymore. Now, we are returning to a life which can be considered more normal".
Mgr. González Sánchez points out that in this time of the year parishioners show the same enthusiasm as the past: in fact they want to get together to organize the celebrations that are approaching, such as "las mañanitas a la Virgen de Guadalupe", a feast that takes place in all Catholic churches starting from the evening of 11 December.
"People know very well that in this month of December, we have a lot of feasts - continues the Bishop - such as the Sundays of Advent, the beginning of the liturgical year, the feast of the Immaculate Conception, the feast of the Virgin of Guadalupe on December 12, which here, as in many places around the country, starts on the 11th , and then, the Christmas 'posadas' from 16 December, Christmas Eve and Christmas". Mgr. González Sánchez, however, urges the priests and the faithful to be cautious in these difficult times. (CE) (Agenzia Fides 09/12/2013)
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12,300 tonnes of uranium in Jordan
French nuclear giant Areva has discovered 12,300 tonnes of uranium in central Jordan, state-run media said on Tuesday, as the parched kingdom tries to develop nuclear energy to meet its growing needs. "Reserves of 12,300 tonnes of uranium have been in found in central Jordan," the Petra news agency quoted the French company as saying in a statement published Tuesday.
The Jordan French Uranium Mining Company, a joint venture between Areva and Jordan Energy Resources Inc., "is confident that it will find a strategic reserve of more than 20,000 tonnes of uranium by the end this year," it said. "The reserve is essential for boosting Jordan's nuclear fuel resources in the future," it added.
Jordan, which buys 95 percent of its energy, says its 1.2 billion tonnes of phosphate reserves are estimated to contain 130,000 tonnes of uranium. It has said it would this month announce the firm it has chosen to build the kingdom's first nuclear plant.
A consortium by Areva and Japan's Mitsubishi, Russia's Atomstroyexport and Atomic Energy of Canada were competing to build the plant. The country's ambitious nuclear programme seeks to meet growing needs for power as well as water for its population of 6.3 million.
With desert covering 92 percent of its territory, Jordan, one of the world's 10 driest countries, wants to use atomic energy to fire desalination plants in a bid to overcome its dire water shortages.
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This article originally appeared in UChicago News on 9 May.
Laurent Fabius, the French Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Development, bestowed the French Legion of Honor upon Prof. Robert Morrissey during a special ceremony May 11 hosted by President Robert J. Zimmer. The ceremony took place at the Quadrangle Club in the presence of François Delattre, French ambassador to the U.S., and Morrissey's colleagues and students.
Created by Napoleon Bonaparte in 1802 to reward extraordinary accomplishments and outstanding services rendered to France, the Legion of Honor is France's highest distinction and one of the most prized in the world.
"I am deeply honored to have been awarded the Légion d'honneur," said Morrissey. "I have devoted my career to understanding the specific nature of French culture as it has unfolded over time, and this recognition is profoundly gratifying."
Morrissey, the Benjamin Franklin Professor in Romance Languages and Literatures, also serves as executive director of the France Chicago Center. He is a senior fellow in the Computation Institute and is the director of the Project for American and French Research on the Treasury of the French Language (ARTFL).
Morrissey earned his PhD with honors in French literature from UChicago and began teaching at UChicago in 1981. Morrissey specializes in 18th- and 19th-century French literature, history and culture. His work concentrates on themes and cultural currents over the longue durée and includes The Economy of Glory: From Ancien Régime France to the Fall of Napoleon, published this year by the University of Chicago Press.
Fabius is the former prime minister of France (1984-86) and the author of six books. He is a specialist in economic and financial issues, European affairs, international relations as well as paintings and sculpture. In 2004, Fabius was a visiting senior lecturer at the Irving B. Harris Graduate School of Public Policy Studies.


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announced its commission of a new project by Ryan Gander entitled The Happy Prince, on view in Doris C. Freedman Plaza at the southeast corner of Central Park, September 15, 2010 - April 10, 2011. "Ryan Gander, one of the brightest young artists in Europe, has conceived a brilliant new work for one of New York's most prominent public spaces. Taking inspiration from Oscar Wilde's beloved children's story, The Happy Prince, Gander has transformed the parable of a noble statue into an arresting work of contemporary art," said Nicholas Baume, Public Art Fund Director and Chief Curator. In conjunction with the Public Art Fund project, the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum will present a new commission by Gander in its Aye Simon Reading Room as part of the museum's Intervals series.
In Wilde's story, the Prince, a gilded and bejeweled statue standing atop a column, observes the daily suffering of his city's poor. One afternoon, he befriends a swallow, who he convinces to strip the jewels and gold from his body to distribute to the people, alleviating their misery. After helping the Prince, the swallow, who has grown increasingly cold with the onset of winter, dies at the Prince's feet, and the Prince, who is no longer covered in riches, is toppled from his place of honor by the Town Councillors who no longer deem him a fitting and beautiful statue for their town square.
In creating a work after Wilde's story, Gander follows in the footsteps of other notable artists who have drawn inspiration from literature. In the story, the image of the destroyed monument is never described but is left to the imagination; Gander's The Happy Prince captures the moment as a sculpture. Using a sophisticated casting process with glass-reinforced concrete, the artist depicts the scene of the fallen statue at life size. Like a romantic ruin, elements of the original statue remain visible: the Prince's heart, sword, and helmet, as well as the body of the dead swallow. As a reminder of the statue's former grandeur, the base of the column is still visible and protrudes through the surrounding debris. However, unlike the fragments of an actual ruin, Gander's work is one single, massive form. His work is not a literal illustration of Wilde's story so much as a representation of the ruin as an idea. We see that all the elements are made from the same material and that they belong to a whole. The artist presents not a ruin but a sculpture of a ruin.
A conceptual artist whose past works have included elements of architecture, language, typography, design, and city planning, Gander often weaves together narratives that grapple with the nature of art and object making, polemical ideas, and social norms. In The Happy Prince, he draws on Wilde's tale about a public monument as well as the history of sculpture and the urban context of New York City, to create a poetic and lyrical sculpture that re-imagines public art. Sited in Doris C. Freedman Plaza, the sculpture resonates with the surrounding civic monuments; it also invites comparisons between the inequalities of wealth in the gilded age of Wilde's fictional city and modern-day New York. If the writer's parable takes up the themes of privilege and charity, the artist overlays those with questions about the nature of public art and our contemporary experience of the monument. The Happy Prince is Ryan Gander's first public art commission.
Ryan Gander: Loose Associations
Ryan Gander will launch the fall 2010 Public Art Fund Talks series on Thursday, September 16 at 6:30pm with one of his celebrated Loose Associations presentations. In the form of a narrated PowerPoint presentation, the artist strings together a series of images, memories, facts, and histories in a hybrid performance-lecture. These intense and sometimes comedic presentations have taken place across Europe, most recently as part of Art Basel's new Art Parcours project.
All Public Art Fund Talks take place at The New School's John Tishman Auditorium, 66 West 12th Street between Fifth and Sixth Avenues. Tickets to a single talk are $10 or $20 to the full series of three. Students are admitted free. Tickets will become available in late summer. Public Art Fund Talks are organized by the Public Art Fund in collaboration with the Vera List Center for Art and Politics at The New School.
Ryan Gander at the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum
As part of the museum's Intervals series, Gander has created a new, site-specific installation for the Aye Simon Reading Room, a small library and study space located on Rotunda Level 2. Here visitors will encounter a scene of apparent catastrophe that relates to Gander's ongoing exploration of the schism between the Dutch artists Piet Mondrian (1872-1944) and Theo van Doesburg (1883-1931), who ended their friendship and creative collaboration over a disagreement about the validity of the diagonal line as an element in abstract art. Fast-paced and modest in scale, Intervals is an experimental series at the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum designed to reflect the spirit of today's most innovative practices. Conceived to take place in the interstices of the museum's exhibition spaces, in individual galleries, or beyond the physical confines of the building, the program invites a diverse range of artists to create new work for a succession of solo presentations. For more information, visit www.guggenheim.org.
Ryan Gander
Born in 1976 in Chester, United Kingdom, Ryan Gander received his BA from Manchester Metropolitan University, United Kingdom (1999) and has undertaken graduate studies at Jan van Eyck Akademie, Maastricht (2000) and Rijksakademie van Beeldende Kunsten, Amsterdam (2002), both in The Netherlands. Recent solo exhibitions include G-Tokyo 2010, Mori Art Center Gallery, Tokyo Japan, collaboration with Aurelien Froment, Los Angeles (2010); As it presents itself - Somewhere vague, Art Unlimited, Basel, Switzerland (2010); It's a right Heath Robinson affair (A stuttering exhibition in two parts), gbAgency and Kadist, Paris, France (2009); and Heralded as the New Black, Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen, Rotterdam, The Netherlands, Ikon Gallery, Birmingham, United Kingdom, and South London Gallery, London, United Kingdom (2008-9). Group exhibitions include Production Site: The Artist's Studio Inside and Out, Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago (2010); Manifesta 8, Mercia, Spain (2010); Chasing Napoleon, Palais de Tokyo, Paris (2009); Space at Medium, Miami Art Museum, Miami, FL (2009); The Malady of Writing, MACBA, Museu d'Art Contemporani de Barcelona, Spain (2009); Younger than Jesus, New Museum, New York (2009); and Wouldn't It be Nice, Somerset House, London, Museum für Gestaltung, Zurich (2008) and Centre d'Art Contemporain, Geneva (2007). He is also the recent recipient of the Zurich Art Prize. Ryan Gander lives and works in London.
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WEST CHESTER Ś Gabriel Pilotti, the 73-year-old West Vincent resident on trial for shooting two dogs that wandered onto his property, was portrayed in wholly different lights by the attorneys involved in the case on Monday.
To the prosecutor, Pilotti was a trigger happy man who shot first and asked no questions ¢ taking the matter of dogs in his pasture to the ōmost extreme measureö by killing the two without provocations.
ōThis is a simple case of a cold blooded killing of two family pets,ö Assistant District Attorney Kevin Pierce told the nine women and three men who were selected to sit on the jury in Senior Judge Ronald NagleÆs courtroom to hear the case against Pilotti. He said the defendant ōmowed downö one of the dogs as he ōmoseyedö towards him, and then reloaded his shotgun and shot and killed the second, younger dog as it ran from the yard.
But defense attorney Thomas H. Ramsay of West Chester, representing Pilotti, told the panel that Pilotti was protecting his sheep and lambs from what he perceived to be an immediate threat from the strange dogs, acting on instinct after an earlier incident.
In asserting an ōaffirmative defenseö for Pilotti from the stateÆs Dog Law, Ramsay said that his client acted in accordance with its provision that dogs that are pursuing domestic animals or livestock can legally be killed.
ōHe was a shepherd to his sheep,ö Ramsay said of Pilotti, who sat silently at the defense table during the opening statements. ōhe was protecting his sheep. He took actions that he thought he had the legal right to take.ö
Pilotti is charged with two counts of cruelty to animals for the Feb. 12 shooting death of 2-year-old Argus and 1-year-old Fiona Ś Bernese Mountain Dogs that belonged to neighbors in a leafy, quiet area of Chester Springs. Both charges are first-degree misdemeanors.
Both sides agreed that the two dogs had escaped from their fenced in yard on St. AnthonyÆs Lane where they lived with the Bock family, William and Mary and five of their eight children. A tree limb had fallen on a part of the fence hidden from the home, and the dogs made their way through the hole that morning.
Pilotti later told police that he had seen the dogs from his home, grabbed a 20-gauge, single barrel shotgun and pursued the dogs as he said they were chasing his flock of sheep and 2-month-old lambs near a barn on his property. The case attracted intense attention in the media and on Internet sites after the shooting, and Pilotti was charged on Feb. 22 by West Vincent police.
The trial is expected to last through Wednesday.
In his opening statement, Pierce counseled the jury to pay attention to evidence not only of the behavior exhibited by the dogs, but of the demeanor of Pilotti during and after the incident. He contended that although the dogs were not posing any threat to the sheep, Pilotti had acted with malice towards them even though he later admitted he could have taken other steps to chase them away.
ōHe killed these dogs simply because they were on his property and they were lost,ö Pierce said. ōYou need to decide what were the defendantÆs intentions that day ¢ were they good, or were they bad?ö
The way Pierce described the events that morning, Argus, the older of the two, was not attacking the sheep when Pilotti approached him from behind a rail fence. ōHe was coming at (Pilotti) on a slow trot, sort of moseying along, and the defendant shot him.ö
Then, as Fiona reacted to the sound of the gunshot, Pilotti turned his attention to her. ōShe started to run. She wasnÆt near the sheep. She was running away because she was startled.ö But Pilotti reloaded his gun and fired at her, fatally wounding her from the back.
The prosecutor said that Pilotti had not shooed at the dogs to get them to run, had not fired a warning shot, or taken other measures to scare them away from his sheep.
ōHe didnÆt decide to do anything else,ö Pierce said.
But in his opening statement, Ramsay pointed to the section of the Dog Law that permits people to kill dogs who are ōpursuingö domestic animals such as sheep without other explanation. That can mean ōcapturing, overtaking, or killing,ö he said.
ōIf you find that these two dogs were pursuing the sheep, you must find (Pilotti) not guilty,ö Ramsay said. ōYou donÆt need to go further.ö
But he added that his client had taken into account the morning of Feb. 12 an incident that had occurred in May when he found a dog in his yard that had attacked and killed sheep and a llama from a neighborÆs pasture.
ōThat carnage never left his mind,ö he said. ōHe was considered a hero, but he didnÆt think so.ö
Earlier, the task of selecting the members of the jury went smoothly, with none of the anticipated difficulties in finding people who said they could consider the case fairly and impartially given the nature of the alleged offense.
Asked by Nagle if there were any dog owners in the pool, 19 people raised their jury cards identifying themselves as such. However, when Nagle asked whether their ownership of a pet dog would keep them from judging the case solely on its merits and without emotion, only one person responded affirmatively.
ōI would feel uncomfortable,ö hearing the case, an elderly man told Nagle. ōWe have had animals for years.ö
Nagle said, however, that simply feeling ōuncomfortableö would not automatically preclude him from sitting on the jury. Ultimately, the man was not chosen.
ōYou canÆt let emotion get in the way,ö Nagle cautioned the pool members.
In addition, none of the pool members answered yes when Nagle asked if they felt there were no circumstances in which they could justify shooting and killing a dog, nor did anyone identify themselves as a member of an animal rights organization, such as the SPCA.
Nagle did not question the pool members about whether they had specifically read or heard stories in the media about the charges against Pilotti, or been exposed to the Facebook page ōJustice for Argus and Fiona,ö which is dedicated to seeing that Pilotti is tried, found guilty, and punished for his actions. But he counseled those in the jury pool they could not use anything in the media in their deliberations.
ōForget what you have seen, forget what you have read,ö he instructed them. ōYou are to make your mind up based on what occurs in this courtroom and this courtroom only.ö
In testimony, William Bock took the stand and recalled the events of the morning when he heard that his two pets had been shot and killed. He drove from his office in West Chester to the street where Pilotti lived, and enlisted the aid of a neighbor he knew to approach the shooter.
He said that Pilotti was outside and offered a friendly wave to the neighbor, then became more guarded when he saw Bock.
When the two made eye contact, Bock said, he asked him, ōHow could you shoot my dogs?ö
He said Pilotti shrugged and answered, ōI shoot first.ö
Jurors were also shown photos that West Vincent Officer Austin Russell took of the pasture where the dogs were shot, showing the bodies of both Argus and Fiona. Before allowing them to be shown on a video screen in the courtroom, Nagle cautioned the panel about the images. ōThese arenÆt pleasant,ö he said.


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Balance of Payments
Source: Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey (CBRT)
Source: Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey (CBRT), Undersecretariat of the Treasury (*) with 2002 energy prices
Exports and Tourism Revenues
Export and tourism revenues have increased at a record pace over the last few years.
Exports and Tourism Revenues (USD billion)
Source: Turkish Statistical Institute (TurkStat)
In 2008, Turkey's exports and imports reached an all-time high; exports increased by 23 percent, reaching USD 132 billion, while imports rose by 19 percent, hitting USD 202 billion. In 2009, the year of the global financial crisis, Turkey managed to secure USD 102 billion of exports and USD 141 billion of imports. In 2010 exports grew by 12 percent to reach USD 114 billion.
Foreign Trade Statistics
Source: Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey
Due to the implementation of the liberalization process since the 1980s, the Turkish economy has experienced a period of substantial growth. Foreign trade, in respect of both exports and imports, has grown rapidly and notable changes in the structure of exports have been observed. In this regard, industrial products have gained prominence over agricultural products.
Turkey became a member of the World Trade Organization (WTO) in 1995. Following this move, it finalized an agreement with the European Union, enabling it to join the Customs Union on January 1, 1996.
In line with the policies implemented as part of the export-led development model followed since 1980, exportation has become important to Turkey in both qualitative and quantitative terms.
Starting in particular in 1980 and continuing up to the mid-1990s, significant developments have been observed in the market share held by labor-intensive industrial products such as textiles and clothing, iron and steel, and foodstuffs.
In 1996, following the establishment of a Customs Union with the European Union, Turkey's exports entered a new structural transformation process. Developments in recent years show that production and exportation have increased substantially in high-technology sectors, where goods include electrical and electronic machinery and equipment, as well as in the automotive industry. In this respect, it can also be observed that the export market share of manufactured industrial products has increased.
Exports by Economic Activity
Source: Turkish Statistical Institute (TurkStat)
Exports by Country Groups
Source: Turkish Statistical Institute (TurkStat)
The Turkish import regime highlights the liberalization of Turkish imports in line with its commitment to complete the Customs Union with the EU, its relationship with EFTA, and its obligations under the World Trade Organization (WTO). Turkey has placed special emphasis on its commitment to reduce customs duties in order to align itself with the Common Customs Tariff. Turkey has made some necessary modifications to its import regime, and by January 1, 1996 the Customs Union with the EU became effective.
The basic aims of Turkey's import policy since the early 1980s can be summarized as follows:
• To reduce protectionist measures in conformity with the new GATT rules
• To reduce bureaucratic procedures
• To secure a supply of raw materials and intermediary goods at suitable prices with certain quality standards
Turkey's Membership of International Trade Organizations
Turkey has been a member of the World Trade Organization (WTO) since 1995. The country's commitment to integrating regional and international trade norms can be seen in its participation in and membership of various organizations, including the Economic Cooperation Organization (ECO), the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD), the Organization of the Black Sea Economic Cooperation (BSEC), the World Customs Organization (WCO), the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC), D-8, and various other organizations.
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Source: Republic of Turkey Prime Ministry Investment Support and Promotion Agency
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Some holes in the roof had smoke coming out.
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Playwright Residencies
Downstage Left residencies are designed to help playwrights take a project from the conceptual stage all the way to a production-ready script. Playwrights work closely with one of our ensemble directors and members of the literary team to design a process tailored to the particular needs of their project. We not currently taking applications for the Residency. Please check back early in 2015. The deadline will be in April. Email questions and submissions to firstname.lastname@example.com
Season 32 Residencies
The Comparables
by Laura Schellhardt
Three women vie for power in the cut-throat world of high-end real estate. Bette runs her own female-dominated agency. Monica is her loyal second-in-command. Iris is the savvy new hire. When Bette's reputation falls under attack, the future of the agency is at stake. Who, if anyone, will survive the ordeal, and to what lengths will they go to ensure success? A dark comedy that begs the question: for women in the competitive world — is there more than one way to do business?
This residency will be led by guest director Devon De Mayo.
The Firestorm
by Meridith Friedman
Patrick, a candidate for governor of Ohio, and his wife Gaby are a perfect political couple, but there's one small problem: he's white and she's black. When a racially charged incident from Patrick's past breaks out, Gaby's skin color is thrust to the forefront of the campaign. Charged with defending her husband against accusations of racism, Gaby begins to wonder who her husband really is–and whether their marriage was ever what she thought it was.
This residency will be led by ensemble director Drew Martin.
The Playwrights
Meridith Friedman was born in Madison, Wisconsin, and raised in Honolulu, Hawaii. She received her BA from Connecticut College, and her MFA in Writing for the Stage & Screen from Northwestern University. Her plays have been read, developed, and workshopped at The Kennedy Center, Curious Theatre Company, the NNPN National New Play Showcase, New Repertory Theatre, The Lark, The Greenhouse Theatre Center, Actor's Express, Kitchen Dog Theatre, Chicago Dramatists, and Interlochen Center for the Arts. She was the NNPN Playwright-in-Residence at Curious Theatre Company for their 2010-2011 season, and is currently a 2012-2013 Dramatist Guild Fellow. She has taught playwriting and screenwriting at Northwestern University, Kenyon College, Curious Theatre Company, and Interlochen Center for the Arts. She was the literary associate at Page 73 Productions, and the Artistic Programs Manager at The Civilians.
Laura Schellhardt's original works include The Comparables, Upright Grand, Air Guitar High, Auctioning The Ainsleys, The Apothecary's Daughter, How To Remove Blood From a Carpet, The K of D, Courting Vampires and Shapeshifter. Adaptations include The Phantom Tollbooth The Mysteries of Harris Burdick, The Outfit, and Creole Folktales. She is also the author of Screenwriting for Dummies. Her work has been produced at TheatreWorks in Palo Alto, Seattle Repertory Theatre, Trinity Repertory Company, The Magic Theatre, Wooly Mammoth Theatre, Boston Court Theatre, ACT Seattle, Northlight Theatre, and The Exchange Theatre, among others. Laura is a recipient of the TCG National Playwriting Residency, the Jerome Fellowship, ACT's New Play Award, the Best New Play Award from the NYC Fringe, The AATE Distinguished Play Award, and a Dramatist Guild Playwriting Fellowship. She has participated in the Bay Area Playwrights Festival, The Ojai Playwrights Conference, SoHo Rep. Writer/Director Lab, the Women Playwrights Festival at SRT, The Kennedy Center New Voices/New Visions Festival, The Bonderman Symposium, and the O'Neill National Playwright's Festival. Laura received her MFA in playwriting from Brown University where she studied under Paula Vogel. She currently heads the undergraduate playwriting program at Northwestern University
Previous Residencies:
2012/13: The Liar Paradox by Kristin Idaszak
The Abacus by Bilal Dardai
2011/12: Warped by Barbara Lhota
Witches Vanish by Claudia Barnett
2010/11: Blessed Assurance: The Story of Boston Corbett, Slayer of Booth by Randall Colburn
2009/10: The Face of a Ruined Woman (later Impenetrable) by Mia McCullough
2008: Here Where It's Safe by M.E.H. Lewis


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The fantasy playoffs are in full swing, and Thursday night's matchup for Week 15 could prove to be a frustrating evening for fantasy owners everywhere. Cincinnati takes on Philadelphia in a matchup that appears rather one-sided on paper.
Nick Foles managed to mount a comeback against the Buccaneers awful secondary last week, but the Bengals pose a much tougher test to the rookie quarterback. The Eagles defense allowed their fewest amount of points last Sunday since Week 5. Was it a change in trend or just an aberration?
Let's take a look at who you need to put in your starting lineup for Thursday night's game, and who you need to keep on the bench to kick off Week 15.
Andy Dalton, quarterback - The Eagles have allowed two or more passing touchdowns in seven straight games. His past two games weren't particularly impressive, but you have to like Dalton's matchup this week. Considering Philly ranks in the bottom of the league in fantasy points given up to opposing quarterbacks, Dalton is worth starting if you don't hold an elite option on your roster.
BenJarvus Green-Ellis, running back - He missed four-straight 100-yard games by just 11 yards last week. The Law Firm continues to run well as of late, rushing for 437 yards and two touchdowns in his last four games. The Eagles allowed 232 yards and two scores on the ground over the past two weeks. Think it's a good idea to start Green-Ellis? I'd say so.
A.J. Green and Andrew Hawkins, wide receiver - Round 1 of the fantasy playoffs rolls around, and what does Green do? Disappears. Thanks a lot. Three receptions for 44 yards last week likely bounced a fair amount of his owners out of contention. Fortunately the Eagles hemorrhage points to opposing wideouts. You're still starting Green, like always. Hawkins is an interesting case. He's still a top option in the passing game with Mohamed Sanu out. He doesn't rack up the yards, but he's bound to find the end zone every now and then. Deeper leagues could consider him a flex play against the Eagles porous secondary. Don't bank on him winning the matchup for you, though.
Jermaine Gresham, tight end - Gresham has three touchdowns over the last six games. The Eagles have only allowed four touchdowns all year to opposing tight ends, but they are susceptible to giving up big points at times. Just look at Jason Witten's six-catch, 108-yard performance two weeks ago. Gresham holds TE2 value.
Bengals defense/special teams - Philly is actually averaging 26 points per game since Week 12. Cincy, though, is giving up just 15.5 points each week since its bye. The Bengals secondary is much tougher than what Foles saw last week, and even then he only scored his two touchdowns late in the fourth quarter. Expect a better outing from the Bengals D/ST, certainly worth starting.
Nick Foles, quarterback - Foles is making solid strides as a rookie starter. Sure, that 381-yard game last week against the worst pass defense was nice to see. He won't be posting the same numbers this time around, though, facing a Bengals defense that has allowed just two passing touchdowns in the past five games. Pass on Foles again.
Bryce Brown, running back - What an awful, awful display for the first round of the fantasy playoffs. Brown somehow rushed for six yards last week against the Bucs. Yep, six. The Bengals allow 105.5 rushing yards per game, ranking 11th in the league. Brown is capable of going off, but you certainly have to worry about that complete debacle from Week 14. He's still worth starting, maybe more as a flex play if you're leery of his production.
Jeremy Maclin and Jason Avant, wide receiver - Maclin returned to fantasy relevance in Tampa, catching nine passes for 104 yards and a game-winning touchdown. Keep in mind, though, that even Avant finished with 133 yards, so let's temper our expectations here a bit. The Bengals have only allowed four touchdowns to opposing receivers since their Week 8 bye. It's tough to believe Avant will match his lofty numbers. Maclin is the No. 1 receiver here, so he's worth starting. Only look at Avant in deeper leagues, or if you're seriously hurting at wide receiver.
Clay Harbor, tight end - Brent Celek is out, leaving Harbor in control of the No. 1 tight end spot. He finished with 52 yards and a touchdown last Sunday, but given that Cincinnati hasn't allowed a tight end to score in five weeks, you can't feel too confident about Harbor. There are better options for the fantasy playoffs.
Eagles defense/special teams - Holding the Buccaneers to 21 points was the best outing we've seen from the Eagles defense in quite some time. Are we likely to see a repeat? Probably not. They still allow 26.2 point per game. The Bengals are fighting for a playoff spot, which shouldn't be a promising fact for the Eagles D/ST. Find another option.
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Criticism of Israel Called 'Unintentional Anti-Semitism'
By Rev. Ted Pike
Are you an unintentional anti-Semite? The U.S. State Department's "Office of Global Anti-Semitism" in its 2008 report to Congress warns not just of conscious, intentional anti-Semitism but of another lurking form of potential bigotry: unintentional anti-Semitism.
This consists of criticisms of Israel, which, though true, might be manipulated by others to Israel's detriment. To avoid assisting Israel's enemies, the State Department recommends that every comment about Israel (including its leaders and military) first be scrutinized for whether it could put Israel in a bad light. If so, it shouldn't be said. Only then can we consider ourselves "free from anti-Semitism."
What if you defy the government and go ahead and speak truthful criticisms of Israel, knowing that Israel's detractors will probably use it against her? According to the Office of Global Anti-Semitism, one who assists anti-Semites is an anti-Semite.
However, people who don't face reality hold back part of the truth. They consider too much truth to be potentially dangerous. Christian Evangelical leaders believe they protect Jews from possible persecution by censoring truth about Jewish supremacism and creation of Christian-persecuting hate laws. In reality, protection of Jewish anti-Christian activists empowers them to flourish and expand their corruption of society.
This, in turn, only increases criticism and resentment of all Jews—most of whom are innocent of such evil. Many bitterly resent the Anti-Defamation League, architect of hate laws, for the bad reputation it gives the Jewish people.
Evangelicals think that by only speaking well of Jews they are beyond the reproach of ever being labeled anti-Semitic. Wrong. The State Department says that if Christians believe the New Testament account that
Jewish leaders had Christ crucified they are the very worst kind of anti-Semites: "classical" anti-Semites. That's what Hitler was.
To please both Jews and the government, evangelicals must now fulfill two criteria: Never say true but unflattering things about Israel and abandon belief in the New Testament.
Will evangelicals accommodate the State Department's new requirement of philo-Semitic correctness? Countless followers of John Hagee already do. They agree with his book, In Defense of Israel, that the New Testament testimony that Jews killed Christ is an anti-Semitic lie that birthed the holocaust.
Yet, an increasing number of Americans are no longer content to be insulated from truth. Many visiting the Internet and www.truthtellers.org in particular are rediscovering an enormous reality: We don't have to fear the
whole truth. Truth can be trusted entirely. Truth doesn't beget error and evil; rather, it bears the good fruit of knowledge, wisdom, moderation, and guidance in a darkened, confused world.
This article has been shortened for space. The entirety of this article is available at www.truthtellers.org. Please visit the site.


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Dear Yusuf,
No – if a migrated carrier is billed outside of SIS, they may choose to respond in SIS or outside of SIS. However, we do not see the benefit of choosing to respond outside of SIS for these transactions, unless the carrier is not yet certified in that transaction type.
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From: DOGAN YusufPosted At: Wednesday, October 12, 2011 5:09 PMPosted To: SIS Forums - Requirements & FunctionalityConversation: Returning to Non-Migrated InvoicesSubject: Returning to Non-Migrated Invoices
Hi all,
It's been said that if a non-migrated carrier is billed in SIS, they will need to respond in SIS. So what about the opposite ?
I mean if migrated carrier is billed out of SIS, does it have to respond through out of SIS ? Is it possible to send rejection through SIS for the invoice coming from non-migrated carrier through F12 ?
Thanks and regards,
Yusuf (TK)
Hi Yusuf,
First, as a migrated carrier you would respond in SIS to non-SIS invoices. Second, you would use the paper invoice no. not the Form 1 invoice no. Please note that the original invoice no. field only allows 10 characters, so if the original invoice contains more than this amount of characters, you can report the last 10 digits and provide the full number in the description of the rejection.
Hope this clarifies.
From: DOGAN Yusuf Posted At: Friday, October 14, 2011 5:06 AMPosted To: SIS Forums - Requirements & FunctionalityConversation: Returning to Non-Migrated InvoicesSubject: Returning to Non-Migrated Invoices
Hi Ashley,
So if I'm gonna reject non-SIS M incoming invoice through SIS, do I have to enter original invoice no ? If yes, which number should it be ? Form1 Invoice No or paper invoice no ?
Thanks and regards.
From: Posted: Thursday, October 13, 2011 9:53 AMSubject: Returning to Non-Migrated Invoices
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