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There are no translations available. A.S.T., Romania: I liked it very much. I enjoyed how to treat an acute case and I understood more about the Organon. I liked the teaching. R.A., Romania: Very good! I found the explanations clear and I think Jorgos gives his best to teach us the science of Homeopathy! J.K., Russia: Everything was fine. The course was very intensive and interesting, the teaching was great. The only thing-I wish we had one day to rest! Thank you very much! F.C., Romania: I liked it a lot, very good the idea with the Organon. I like the discussions, the feeling that we put questions, in that way we repeat things and we understand better. C.S., Canada: I love this course, and love being in beautiful Alonissos! Prof.Kavouras is a great teacher-he pays attention to the energy of the students and he tries to keep us awake and engaged making the course more interesting. I like his stories because they informed me about the experiences fo another Homeopath. I like George's stories too. I was so grateful for the opportunity to study here and I feel very privileged to be taught by the Master Homeopath himself. L.O., Romania: The course is the best course I have ever attended until now. The teacher is very good. The course gave us tremendously important information and Dr Kavouras makes every day the things much easier to understand in a very special way. I am very impressed of taking cases with Prof.Vithoulkas.It 's really fascinating, it's a magic moment of every day! L.M.,Romania: I am very happy that I have the opportunity to attend this course. It opened my mind and my heart very much.I ma very impresse dby the teaching and by the clarity! Thank you, George! A.B, Russia: It's very important for me to come to IACH once a year to listen from a Master like Prof.Vithoulkas and Prof.J.Kavouras, to improve my knowledge, to see how are the cases taken by Master, to breath the air of Homeopathy. It gives me energy for half a year and the other half I wait for my next visit. I don't follow this course from the beginning and I come when I can-it is very useful to me and my patients. Thank you a lot! Hope to have this opportunity for many further years! M.P.,Greece: I found the course very good. The teaching was really good, and the teaching material was impressive too. I knew that Prof.Vithoulkas is a great Master in Homeopathy and this was again confirmed in the class. However, I am impressed by the teaching of Dr Kavouras as well. I think he is a great teacher and for me this cooperation of Prof.Vithoulkas and Dr Kavouras is the best choice. I hope that it will continue because the quality of teaching is in a very high level.However, I would like to comment that stronger emphasis should have been given in the subjects of potencies, doses and the repetitions. D.M., Greece: The course was really very nice and informative and very full of hours and knowledge. I liked very much the way Dr Kavouras organise the course. I prefer the live case in the morning because we are less tired and it is easier to follow. I liked very much the Organon and that the theory was followed by Materia Medica and then theory... it was easier to follow this way and not get tired. I like that Dr Kavouras gives examples, it helps me to remember the remedy. It would be nice to see a recorded case of a patient that has taken a remedy not so well recognized. The live cases are very useful and educative! C.S., Romania: The course was complete. George was the best, as usual. Jorgos is trying to make all things clear. It is a high standard course, the information are reliable. I want to thank you all of you for this amazing course. A.R., Romania: The best course I ever followed! Thank you very much! I am grateful! Thank you! A.P., Romania: This is the best medical course of my life. Every word was very clear explained, with energy and love! I see the human being with different way. What a pity! I got these crucial information so late! Congratulations for the team! Thank you for your existence! S.S., Turkey: This is the 2nd time I am attending the course. I am very happy because I learned Homeopathy from a very good - actually the best - source. This time I came especially to have the experience of a course by Prof.Vithoulkas lively and I am planning to come also next year. M.T., Romania: Jorgos Kavouras has a huge role, helping us to get all the information in a proper, correct way...in a very vivid way! The lectures, the case-taking and the analysis are full of life confident! George Vithoulkas is of course Hahnemann of our times and Jorgos Kavouras is a very good lecturer, in born to teach! He has something special, he knows when the class is confused, when to stop etc.The Complete Course has to continue because well trained classical homeopaths have to be born.I am grateful for this course! Thank you O.O.L., Romania: I love the course! I love Prof.Vithoulkas! I think that everyone who truly wants to learn needs a good professional and a good teacher to be able to perceive the true homeopathy. I like a lot and respect Dr Kavouras because he is an excellent professional in medicine and in homeopathy and because of his generosity. To be a real doctor is not only about studying but also about make your students understand and become human first and then teacher or a doctor. The jokes make me understand better, they stimulate my concentration. G.G., Romania: Very good course with many new things for me. I like your style of teaching because it's very clear and simple. But the most important thing is the link between allopathic medicine and homeopathy for our practice! Congratulations! D.T., Romania: very good course, full of clear information, a charismatic teacher, Dr Kavouras, I like very much his methods, maybe the students are posting many unnecessary questions. Thanks for the Organon parts. Overall very good impression! Thank you very much! O.L.G., Romania: This is a very well thought, programmed and structured. Also the information is really well expressed verbally and practically. The Homeopathy as an alike science cannot be learned, perceived only with the help of a direct relation between the students and the teacher. Every student perceives this course according to his won level, experience and character. After 14 years of practical homeopathy teaching to doctors and students in pharmacology I realized that Prof. Vithoulkas and Dr Jorgos Kavouras are models for each doctor that teaches homeopathy. I thank God for letting me hear these teachers, Prof.G.Vithoulkas & Dr Jorgos Kavouras. S.C., Romania: This course has offered to me fundamental knowledge and a more deep understanding in Classical Homeopathy. Very complex aspects regarding health and illness and human condition in general was clearly explained complied with cases from personal experience of Prof.Vithoulkas and Dr Kavouras. Both had demonstrated to us that theory and practice in Homeopathy are very strong mixed together and contain each other in every single case. I highly appreciate the efforts of all the team of Prof.Vithoulkas to give us the best conditions of teaching. Thank you. L.G., Romania: I like the course because it has very complete themes. In my opinion the teacher is very good. The cases are very instructive. L.C., Romania: It is the best course I 've ever attended, with very high quality of information and of teaching. Very good live cases and very good analysis of themes, very instructive for practicing homeopaths and for beginners. Our beloved Prof.Vithoulkas is the best. I liked the quality of teaching, the information brought our naturally. It is a pleasure to be here and a great opportunity for learning correct homeopathy. M.M.B, Romania: All information, that Prof. Vithoulkas give us, has priceless value. I also appreciate the patience and clarity with which Prof.Vithoulkas & Dr Kavouras are trying to give us all this information.They're the best teachers. I feel honored to participate in this course. D.L., Romania: I can say it's a professional enlightenment. It cleared a lot of misunderstandings and gave me more confidence on prescribing. Dr Kavouras did a great job because he put a lot of passion on his teachings, he is answering to all our questions, and he is a very dedicated teacher. A.M.M., Romania: I liked the course very much. It was very good explained, very clear. Also the combination of video lessons and explanations of the teacher in class was great. C.I., Romania: Thank God for giving me this chance to study in this Academy of Classical Homeopathy. Thanks to Prof.Vithoulkas and to Prof.Kavouras for the high level of courses, which are given with a lot energy and love! Thank you! L.P.P, Romania: It is my first course here in Academy. For me it is the best course I ever done. It is clear, with much useful information. I give 10 points to both of our teachers. Thank you for everything. H.C., Canada: Very-very good. Well organized! The instructor always tries his best to answer all the questions. I explain all the different parts. D.T., Slovenia: I have come with little, almost no knowledge of homeopathy, but I am leaving much enriched by the experience. In a very short time I have received an in-depth knowledge on the theory and practice of homeopathy that will enable me to start getting my own practical experience with further help from my colleagues at home with whom we regularly meet for repertorization. The teaching process was very well organized. The teacher was very successful in helping us to be focused on the teaching material. F.C., Italy: I really liked the course and its content. But I would like more homework durig the year-I find that we need more theory and especially cases. A.K.,Germany: A great privilege to be able to benefit of Prof. Vithoulkas masterly knowledge and teaching. I am very grateful for this opportunity. Dr Kavouras explanations of Materia Medica, Levels of Health based on the videos were clear and helpful. Improvements of the teaching of Dr Kavouras I suggest to incorporate knowledge of manual repertorization as well as electronic. Many thanks to the Master of Homeopathy Prof.G.Vithoulkas anf the kind and helpful team. Hope to be back soon. M.S., Romania: Well-organized, well presented, very thoroughly conducted course. Very useful explanations. Clear course, good teaching system, in a logical order, helpful examples. Very good lecturer, he was trying to move each one of us to understand, he was answering very kindly every question. Personal involvement in all teaching sessions. I enjoyed very much the time spent during the courses. It was relaxing and I always appreciate the sense of humor of the lecturer. V.P., Bulgaria: Interesting and dynamic program! I would like to see more daily, practical things. N.E.P., Bulgaria: I am really satisfied and I am happy to have the possibility to be a student of the Academy, to have the best teacher in the Homeopathy, Prof.Vithoulkas and also Dr J.Kavouras. All my knowledge in Homeopathy is starting to come in order and the understanding of the diseases of the remedies is for me very helpful. I enjoyed all the time in class. Thank you! T.H., Canada: G.Vithoulkas' case taking is excellent; I learned the most of it! J.Kavouras video moderation was good, good explanations, excellent diagrams. He teaches with enthusiasm and a solid understanding of homeopathy. Some areas of improvement: show more of Vithoulkas' video. K.G., Germany: Live cases-excellent! George's theory good and good explanations and questions answered! Materia Medica essential! Very good notebook with all remedies would be good for the 3rd year. Eventually more paper-cases. Thanks for the course! P.L., Romania: I am very content with the way we are taught by J.Kavouras and by Prof.Vithoulkas. Very good explanations, very accurate and educative analysis of the cases. Thank you very much! |


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This guide describes how to build the Jikes RVM. The first section is an overview of the Jikes RVM build process and this is followed by your system requirements and a detailed description of the steps required to build JikesRVM.
Compiling the source code
The majority of the Jikes RVM is written in Java and will be compiled into class files just as with other Java applications. There is also a small portion of the Jikes RVM that is written in C that must be compiled with a C compiler such as gcc. The Jikes RVM uses Ant version 1.6.5 or later as the build tool that orchestrates the build process and executes the steps required in building the Jikes RVM.
Generating source code
The build process also generates Java and C source code based on build time constants such as the selected instruction architecture, garbage collectors and compilers. The generation of the source code occurs prior to the compilation phase.
Bootstrapping the RVM
The Jikes RVM compiles Java class files and produces arrays of code and data. To build itself the Jikes RVM will execute on an existing Java Virtual Machine and compiles a copy of it's own class files into a boot image for the code and data using thw boot image writer tool. The boot image runner is a small C program that loads the boot image and transfers control flow into the Jikes RVM.
Class libraries
The Java class library is the mechanism by which Java programs communicate with the outside world. The Jikes RVM uses the GNU Classpath class library. The developer can either specify a particular version of GNU Classpath to use or they can allow the build process to download and build an appropriate version of the library.
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The Jikes RVM is known to build and work on certain combinations of instruction architectures and operating systems. The following sections detail the supported architectures and operating systems.
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Java Virtual Machine
The Jikes RVM requires an existing Java Virtual Machine that conforms to Java 5.0 such as Sun JDK 1.5 or IBM JDK 5.0. Some Java Virtual Machines are unable to cope with compiling the Java class library so it is recomended that you install one of the above mentioned JVMs if they are not already installed on your system. The remaining build instructions assume that this Java Virtual Machine on your path. You can run "java -version
" to check you are using the correct JVM.
Ant version 1.6.5 or later is the tool required to orchestrate the build process. You can download and install the Ant tool from http://ant.apache.org/ if it is not already installed on your system. The remaining build instructions assume that $ANT_HOME/bin is on your path. You can run "ant -version
" to check you are running the correct version of ant.
C Tool Chain
The Jikes RVM assumes that the GNU C Tool Chain is present on the system or a tool chain that is reasonably compatible. Most modern *nix environments satisfy this requirement.
As part of the build process the Jikes RVM uses the bison tool which should be present on most modern *nix environments.
Perl is trivially used as part of the build process but this requirement may be removed in future releases of Jikes RVM. Perl is also used as part of the regression and performance testing framework.
GNU Awk is required as part of the regression and performance testing framework but is not required when building Jikes RVM.
Defining Ant properties
There are a number of ant properties that are used to control the build process of the Jikes RVM. These properties may either be specified on the command line by "-Dproperty=variable
" or they may be specified in a file named ".ant.properties
" in the base directory of the jikesrvm source tree. The ".ant.properties
" file is a standard Java proeprty file with each line containing a "property=variable
" and comments starting with a # and finishing at the end of the line. The following table describes some properties that are commonly specified.
Property |
Description |
Default |
host.name |
The name of the host environment used for building the Jikes RVM. The name should match one of the files located in the |
None |
target.name |
The name of the target environment for the Jikes RVM. The name should match one of the files located in the |
config.name |
The name of the configuration used when building the Jikes RVM. The name should match one of the files located in the |
None |
patch.name |
An identifier for the current patch applied to the source tree. See Using the RVM for a description of how this fits into the standard usage patterns of the Jikes RVM. |
"" |
components.dir |
The directory where Ant looks for external components when building the RVM. |
dist.dir |
The directory where Ant stores the final Jikes RVM runtime. |
build.dir |
The directory where Ant stores the intermediate artifacts generated when building the Jikes RVM. |
At a minimum it is recomended that the user specify the host.name
property in the ".ant.properties
" file.
The configuration files in "build/targets/
" and "build/hosts/
" are designed to work with a typical install but it may be necessary to overide specific properties. The easiest way to achieve this is to specify the properties to override in the ".ant.properties" file.
Selecting a Configuration
A "configuration" in terms of the Jikes RVM is the combination of build time parameters and component selection used for a particular Jikes RVM image. The Configuring the RVM section describes the details of how to define a configuration. Typical configuration names include;
- production: This configuration defines a fully optimized version of the Jikes RVM.
- development: This configuration is the same as production but with debug options enabled. The debug options perform internal verification of the Jikes RVM which means that it builds and executes more slowly.
- prototype: This configuration is compiled using an unoptimized compiler and includes minimal components which means it has the fastest build time.
- prototype-opt: This configuration is compiled using an unoptimized compiler but it includes the adaptive system and optimizing compiler. This configuration has a reasonably fast build time.
If a user is working on a particular configuration most of the time they may specify the config.name ant property in ".ant.properties
" otherwise it should be passed in on the command line "-Dconfig.name=...
Fetching Dependencies
The Jikes RVM has a build time dependency on the GNU Classpath class library and dependening on the configuration may have a dependency on GCSpy. The build system is capable of downloading and building these dependencies.
To download and install the GNU Classpath class library you can run the command "ant build-classpath
". After this command has completed running it should have downloaded and built the GNU Classpath class library for the current host. The build will also state that you need to add a property to the components configuration file "${components.dir}/components.properties
" . The "components.properties
" file will need to be created and the relevent line added to the file.
See the Using GCSpy page for directions on building configurations with GCSpy support.
Building the RVM
The next step in building the Jikes RVM is to run the ant command "ant
" or "ant -Dconfig.name=...
". This should build a complete RVM runtime in the directory "${dist.dir}/${config.name}_${target.name}". The following table describes some of the ant targets that can be executed. A complete list of documented targets can be listed by executing the command "ant -projecthelp
Target |
Description |
check-properties |
Check that all the required properties are defined. |
compile-mmtk |
Compile MMTk toolkit. |
prepare-source |
Generate configuration independent source code if required or force.generation property is set. |
prepare-config-source |
Generate source code for the current configuration if required or force.generation property is set. |
build-classpath |
Download GNU Classpath class library and build it. |
main or runtime |
Build a runtime image. |
clean |
Remove the intermediate directory and runtime image directory. |
real-clean |
Remove all generated artifacts. |
Running the RVM
The Jikes RVM can be executed in a similar way to most Java Virtual Machines. The difference is that the command is "rvm
" and resides in the runtime directory (i.e. "${dist.dir}/${config.name}_${target.name}"). See Running the RVM for a complete list of command line options.


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1. Richard Wagner's gargantuan opera runs five hours and 40 minutes. If you attend The MET: Live in HD performance Saturday at Fort Lewis College, remember, it starts at 10 a.m. Bring a pillow, blanket and a thermos of coffee.
2. Between acts, there will be intermissions: 37 and 23 minutes each.
3. Sandwiches, salads and coffee at a quick turnaround will be available in the FLC cafeteria down the hall.
4. Two restrooms are located outside the main door and side exit to the Vallecito Room, where the opera will be screened.
5. The new staging of Wagner's monsterpiece is not only rare, but a touchstone in contemporary design and concept. That the cast brims with Wagnerian specialists is an added bonus, for example, "Parsifal" will be sung by the German tenor Jonas Kaufmann and the evil Klingsor by Russian bass-baritone Evgeny Nikitin.
6. Wagner got the idea for "Parsifal" when he first composed "Lohengrin," his 1845 opera about the son of Parsifal. Almost 40 years later, the highly successful and controversial bad boy of German music composed the prequel, which you'll see Saturday.
7. Wagner stipulated that "Parsifal" would forever be staged exclusively at the composer's theater in Bayreuth. It premiered July 26, 1882, a few months before the composer's death.
8. Defying Wagner's wishes, other European opera companies began to stage the work, often facing legal challenges by the family. Daringly, the Met mounted the U.S. premiere in 1903 as part of its first season. The Met survived its own legal battle, and subsequent New York stagings occurred in 1920, 1956, 1970 and 1991. Now the 2013 version, created by French-Canadian film and theater director Francois Girard, has a post apocalyptic setting.
9. Warning: there will be blood. Anyone who has seen Girard's movie, "The Red Violin," will understand his fascination for blood as a dramatic driving force. Act One begins metaphorically inside a wound-that-will-not-heal. Amfortas, the leader of the Knights of the Holy Grail, is ill, suffering and, most likely, dying. The world is in despair. He can only be healed by an innocent fool, which is Parsifal's cue. There are references to the Last Supper, the bread and wine of the Eucharist and Christ's blood.
In Act II, Klingsor, the Prince of Darkness who was rejected from membership in the Brotherhood, weighs in on the matter. He secures the magical Kundry to seduce and ruin Parsifal. In an extraordinary scene played in a sea of blood, the lad finally resists temptation and awakens from his stupor.
10. In case you're worried about how this blood-and-despair opera ends, Parsifal saves the Grail Brotherhood. More won't be said about this extraordinary fairy tale full of rituals and pretty obvious religious themes. Don't miss the opening stage pictures during the prelude. A reflecting curtain will show the Met audience and then more people will be seen behind the curtain. The director may to be saying this story is about us, too.
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Last night's release of Tunisian prisoner of conscience Jabeur Mejri is long overdue and must be followed by the authorities quashing his sentence and conviction, said Amnesty International.
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On a grey, rainy 1 March 2013 in the small town of Manzil Bouzalfa in Nabeul governorate, the exhumation of Faysal Baraket, a young man who had been tortured to death in custody over two decades ea...
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Team returns from Canadian Tour. Penny still in Beunos. P.J. training and competing. Eldridge times two. Cale in the U.S. Scuba buys condo.
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In Case You Missed It At NRF: EMV For SMRs
In case you missed the Exhibitor Big !deas session, Ready Or Not, Here Comes EMV — What Small Merchants Should Expect, here's a recap. Moderated by Tom Pojero, head of U.S. Merchant Acquisition, panelists David Hogan, executive director, Heartland Payment Systems; Norm Merritt, president and co-CEO, ShopKeep; and Rod Hometh, SVP, market development, Ingenico Group delivered insightful commentary on the lack of EMV knowledge among SMRs.
EMV: What It Really Does For Retailers
In the wake of the massive retail data breaches we've seen over the past 12 months, the organizations behind EMV (also known as Chip and PIN or smart cards) have become very vocal in promoting EMV's ability to secure credit card data. Unfortunately, not everything we're hearing about the technology is true.
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Until recently I didn't give much thought to the topic of "active shooter." In truth, the idea of a lengthy conversation seemed unnecessary. It appeared an investment in a discussion that pertained to a rare occurrence in the retail environment.
Loss Prevention And The Holidays
It is that time of the year! Black Friday begins the maddening rush of shoppers focused on grabbing those all important sale items to wrap and joyfully relish as they are opened and appreciated by friends and family.
Managing Management During Investigations
Managing a business is a very personal experience which engenders many emotions conflicting with the investigation of workplace issues. Being aware of the consequences of these emotions can help manage the pace and outcome of the inquiry.
Panera Bread's LP Approach — Eliminate Temptation And Opportunity
We have seen the role of the loss prevention (LP) professional change from one of "company police" to an integral part of a successful business. I recently had the opportunity to sit down with Jeff Levitt, LPC, CPP, asset protection with Panera Bread, to discuss how he is handling the evolving role of LP professional.
Is Ronnie Working In Your Company?
Your institution houses private information for your clients, but what would happen if that information fell into the wrong hands? An information breach not only affects the clients whose information is leaked, but diminishes the integrity of your institution. What should you do to minimize or even prevent the probability that a breach will occur at your business?
Security Management: How Retailers Can Take Charge
Integrated Solutions speaks with Steve Sell, director of marketing North America, Tyco Integrated Security, about how retailers can juggle the installation, support, and management of all the various security systems they need today.
IP Video — Not Just For LP Any More
There are so many things to consider when protecting your business — from article security to access control and many other things. They all impact the retailer's bottom line. Starting with intrusion, access control and fire detection, many retailers face fines due to false alarms, and not to mention the fact that manpower is wasted brining in managers to check on the alarms.
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Retailers are notoriously slow in migrating to new technology, but there has been a huge push towards IP Video lately. This is evident in a recent case study with Saks Fifth Avenue in the June issue of Integrated Solutions for Retailers Magazine.
IP Video — Not Just For Big-Box Retailers
Retailers of all sizes can benefit from the advancements in IP video. Whether it's analytics or reduced infrastructure costs, IP video presents one of the most cost-effective solutions for retailers of all sizes. Here, Bob Johns, editor of Integrated Solutions For Retailers magazine and RetailSolutionsOnline.com, talks with Hedgie Bartol and Jackie Anderson, business development managers in retail with Axis Communications, to discuss the benefits of IP video for small and mid-size retailers. Feel free to listen to the podcast or read the text-only version.
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Tyco Security Product's Senior Product Manager, Video Management Systems and Analytics, Dave Jackson talks to Erin Harris about the security and cost benefits of IP video surveillance. Jackson also advises retailers who may be interested in migrating to IP how to accomplish this even while they are still using their analog technologies.
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Loss prevention solutions for retailers include alarm monitoring, cash management, data security, EAS and RFID solutions, exception reporting, video analytics, and video surveillance. Alarm monitoring includes services and solutions that allow retailers to monitor and control different alarms that may be triggered by their security systems.
Cash management solutions encompass all available technologies that allow retailers to better manage cash in their stores including bill counters, safes, cash drawers, deposit solutions, and more. Data security solutions are systems designed to prevent unauthorized access to data retailers transmit both internally and externally.
EAS and RFID solutions include RFID tags, RFID readers, automated solutions, and more. Exception reporting solutions encompasses solutions that select and highlight events or objects that are different from what is expected or critical.
Video Analytics solutions provide automated and manual analysis of video streams to detect and prevent unwanted behavior in retail environments. This can include abnormal employee activates, theft, unauthorized access, and more. Video analytics can also be used to analyze customer movements and actions inside a store to better control traffic flow and determine store layouts. Video surveillance is an integral part of video analytics and consists of the physical cameras and control systems required to capture video in a retail environment. Solutions include CCTV cameras, IP / network cameras, DVRs, data storage systems, camera control software, servers, and more.
ISCON Imaging Aligns Focus On Employee Safety, Loss Prevention
ISCON Imaging Inc., a manufacturer of patented infrared (IR) imaging screening systems, is driving new levels of operational and workplace safety, and loss prevention in warehouses, healthcare facilities and retail distribution sites through the delivery of its new SecureScan and FocusScan scanning solutions.
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Evaluating Training Programs Walter explains the four-level "Kirkpatrick Model" that is commonly used in the evaluation of training programs within the performance and human resources industry. This model is also helpful in the design phase of a program because it can assist you in articulating your program goals in each of the four levels.
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Thanks to the widespread popularity of social media websites like Facebook and Twitter, there are all sorts of quick and easy ways for you to make a difference when spreading PH awareness.
Social media sites are websites designed to help people share and discuss information they care about. Friend-to-friend connections on these sites help you make awareness-raising messages personal.
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Enright looks to deliver series win for Angels
Righty making second start of season; Royals send Davis to the hill
There's a very simple formula for how to turn around a poor start to a season: Win series as often as possible.
The Angels, who won just two of their first 11 this year, have a chance to make it two straight series victories Wednesday when they face the Royals in the rubber match of a three-game set in Anaheim.
Winners of four of six, the Angels hope they are finally past an early season funk that dropped them to fourth in the American League West. They took two of three in Chicago against the White Sox over the weekend and beat the Royals on Tuesday night on the strength of four homers.
Barry Enright gets the start for the Halos with Tommy Hanson still on the restricted list. Enright allowed five runs on four hits over 3 1/3 innings against the White Sox on Friday -- his first start of the season.
The 27-year-old right-hander spent most of his career as a starter, but since joining the Angels in 2012, all five of his previous appearances had been out of the 'pen.
"I'm getting comfortable with anything they want me to do," Enright said. "I've started my entire career, so that's what I know better, but whatever helps the team -- whether it's a starting role or a long-relief role, whatever they need me to do -- I'm ready to do so."
Opposite Enright will be Royals right-hander Wade Davis, who came over from the Rays in the offseason. Following a strong start to the season, Davis hasn't won since April 17 at Atlanta.
He's been hit hard recently, too, allowing 23 runs -- 19 earned -- in his last four starts. Against the Yankees on Friday, Davis felt he had solid stuff, but missed up in the zone a few times too many.
"I left a couple of pitches up to some big hitters, and they hit it out of the ballpark, which is what they're supposed to do," Davis said after the game.
Royals: White retires
Former Royals broadcaster Fred White retired as the club's director of broadcast services on Tuesday because of health issues, the club said.
White called Royals games from 1973-1998.
"Fred White has been synonymous with Royals baseball as long as anybody can remember," Royals vice president of communications and broadcasting Mike Swanson said. "It's unfortunate the circumstances for which he has to step down, but the family has asked for privacy and we're allowing that."
Angels: Congestion plaguing Hamilton
Josh Hamilton is dealing with sinus congestion that kept him out of the field and in the DH slot on Tuesday. He was also removed after six innings on Monday.
He's battling light-headedness and dizziness, but wouldn't use the ailment as an excuse for his struggles before homering in the sixth inning on Tuesday.
"I've felt bad plenty of times and played and done well," Hamilton said. "This has nothing to do with that. It's more of, I'd say, probably being out on the field type of thing -- run the bases, then go out on the field, combined with lights and all that stuff. It's not the best thing at this moment."
Worth noting
• Hamilton has had plenty of success against Davis in his career with a single, two doubles, a homer and two walks in nine plate appearances.
• The Halos are 12-7 this season when Mike Trout scores a run, but they've gone just 3-17 when the All-Star outfielder doesn't touch the plate.
AJ Cassavell is a reporter for MLB.com. Follow him on Twitter @ajcassavell. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Milady 5-Piece Flatware Place Setting
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True to the French spirit of dining well every day, this flatware melds classic elegance with exceptional durability and ease of care. Expertly crafted in a small town in Normandy, the collection features fiddleback handles edged with beading as refined as a string of pearls. Stainless steel lends heft and substance, along with a shine that rivals silver plate (no polishing required). A high chrome content gives the knife blade superior strength and a sharp, straight edge. Dishwasher safe. Made in France. Five-piece place setting includes an 8" dinner fork, 6 3/4" salad fork, 9 1/2" dinner knife, 8" soup spoon and 6 3/4" teaspoon. Made in France. A Williams-Sonoma exclusive.
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Our Fairfield Home & Garden is overflowing with country cottage style gardens...beautiful flowers, mulch pathways and rusty tool arbors. You'll find gorgeous flower pairings, birdhouses galore, a stone placed firepit, artful water displays and kitschy DIY projects around each corner. My favorite DIY projects so far are transforming a kitchen sink in to a fountain, creating a succulent garden planter from a birdbath and many versions of ladders and flowerpots turned into birdbaths. Read more at ourfairfieldhomeandgarden.com. Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/OurFairfieldHomeAndGarden Pinterest: http://pinterest.com/barbrosen/our-fairfield-garden/ Hometalk: http://www.hometalk.com/3xaug0ad9v/posts
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The enhanced spectral resolution of hyperspectral and control of bandwidths of multispectral data yield an advantage over color aerial photography particularly when coral health and time series analysis of coral reef community structure are of interest. Depending on the type of instrument, a spectral imaging system can be utilized to see multiple colors from ultraviolet through the far infrared range. The AURORA hyperspectral imaging system collected 72 ten nm bands in the visible and near infrared spectral range with a 3 meter pixel resolution. The data was processed to select band widths, which optimized feature detection in shallow and deep water. Photointerpreters can accurately and reliably delineate boundaries of features in the imagery as they appear on the computer monitor using a software interface such as the Habitat Digitizer.
Department of Commerce (DOC), National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), National Ocean Service (NOS), National Centers for Coastal Ocean Science (NCCOS), Center for Coastal Monitoring and Assessment (CCMA), Biogeography Program, 2000, Oahu Hyperspectral Imagery 2000 (215-0611-332211) - Visual Interpretation from Remote Sensing Imagery Main Eight Hawaiian Islands: NOAA's Ocean Service, National Centers for Coastal Ocean Science (NCCOS), Silver Spring, MD.This is part of the following larger work.Online Links:
Department of Commerce (DOC), National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), National Ocean Service (NOS), National Centers for Coastal Ocean Science (NCCOS), Center for Coastal Monitoring and Assessment (CCMA), Biogeography Program, 2002, Benthic Habitats of the Main Hawaiian Islands Prepared by Visual Interpretation from Remote Sensing Imagery Collected by NOAA Year 2000: NOAA's Ocean Service, National Centers for Coastal Ocean Science (NCCOS), Silver Spring, MD.Online Links:
This is a Raster data set.
Planar coordinates are encoded using Row and Column
Abscissae (x-coordinates) are specified to the nearest 3.0
Ordinates (y-coordinates) are specified to the nearest 3.0
Planar coordinates are specified in meters
The horizontal datum used is North American Datum of 1983.
The ellipsoid used is Geodetic Reference System 80.
The semi-major axis of the ellipsoid used is 6378137.
The flattening of the ellipsoid used is 1/298.257.
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The hyperspectral imagery were obtained at a 3 meter pixel resolution
Habitat delineations could be made accurately in water depths up to 30 meters. Band combinations were selected which optimized benthic habitat information in shallow and deep water and the scenes were converted into RGB composites.
The shallow band IDs and centers were configured as: 1) Band 17 at 508.319 nm 2) Band 22 at 547.918 nm 3) Band 27 at 605.516 nm
The deep band IDs and centers were configured as: 1) Band 11 at 450.001 nm 2) Band 22 at 547.918 nm 3) Band 33 at 663.835 nm
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KosherEye.comAdapted from King Arthur Flour This challah is totally different from the braid or spiral of the golden bread you're used to. Stuffed with sweetened, cinnamonscented apple chunks, it's prepared like monkey bread. Though the process is messy, the result is well worth it! Read our blog about this challah, with additional photos, at Bakers' Banter. Ingredients: Dough: Apple Filling: Glaze: Directions: To make the dough: Combine all of the dough ingredients and mix and knead them, by hand, mixer, or bread machine, until you have a soft, smooth dough. Allow the dough to rise, covered, for 2 hours, or until it's puffy and nearly doubled in bulk. If you've made the dough in a bread machine, allow it to rise in the machine for an extra hour after the dough cycle is completed. Lightly grease a 9inch round cake pan that's at least 2inches deep. Or grease a 9inch or 10inch springform pan. Toss the apple chunks with the sugar and cinnamon. Gently deflate the dough, transfer it to a lightly greased work surface, and flatten it into a rough rectangle, about 8 x 10inches. Spread half the apple chunks in the center of the dough. Fold a short edge of the dough over the apple to cover it, patting firmly to seal the apples and spread the dough a bit. Spread the remaining apple atop the folded-over dough. Cover the apples with the other side of the dough, again patting firmly. Basically, you've folded the dough like a letter, enclosing the apples inside. Take a bench knife or a knife, or even a pair of scissors, and cut the apple-filled dough into 16 pieces. Cut in half, then each half in halves, etc. This will be very, VERY messy; the dough is slippery, apples will fall our, sugar syrup will ooze... it's not pretty. Don't worry, and don't stress about making all the pieces the same size. Lay the dough chunks into the pan; crowd them so that they all fit in a single layer (barely). Lots of apple chunks will fall out during this process; just tuck them in among the dough pieces, or simply spread them on top. Cover the challah gently with lightly greased plastic wrap or a proof cover, and allow it to rise for about 1 hour, until it's a generous 2" high. It should just crest the rim of a 9" round cake pan. Towards the end of the rising time, preheat the oven to 325°F. Whisk together the egg and 1 tablespoon water. Brush the dough with the egg mixture, and sprinkle heavily with the coarse sugar, if desired. If you're going to drizzle with honey before serving, omit the sugar. Place the bread in the lower third of the oven. Bake it for 55 minutes, or until the top is at least light brown all over, with no white spots. Some of the higher-rising pieces will actually char; that's OK. Remove the challah from the oven, and after 5 minutes loosen the edges and carefully transfer it to a rack. Serve the bread hot, warm, or at room temperature. Drizzle with honey just before serving, if desired; or serve with honey for dipping. Notes: Yield: One 9" round challah, about 16 servings Tips from our bakers
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Cheerleader of the Day: Oregon
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They're both sucking rather a lot for me, I want to use something lighter than amarok, but both Banshee and Exaile cannot import my playlist. It's m3u, but they both just "let's do nothing" when trying to import it. Amarok can import it fine, why can't they?
Rhythmbox, maybe?
Audacious works well, just doesn't have ipod support, but I haven't looked yet. Talk about lag when trying to move the window!!!
Songbird is also noteworthy.
Songbird is quite nice, just doesn't have multimedia keys. Goldilocks syndrome :P I'm gonna stick to audacious for now.


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Blog Tour/Giveaway: The Practical Guide to Patchwork by Elizabeth Hartman
I know we've barely gotten started with the Quilt Market blitz, but let's take a moment, shall we, to sit down to take a breather with the lovely miss Elizabeth Hartman of Oh Fransson!. I have always loved her approach to quiltmaking. I think of it as a very modern, clean, graphic approach to the aesthetic of vintage quilts from the mid-1900s — simple, unfussy arrangements of colorful prints set off by solid backgrounds. This approach really lets the prints shine, and for fabric lovers/collectors, it's a great way to honor and preserve one's "archives." It's also a great approach for beginners. Elizabeth's debut book, The Practical Guide to Patchwork: New Basics for the Modern Quiltmaker is THE perfect manual for the sewist interested in taking up quilting for the first time. Quilters with some experience under their belt will find four intermediate-level patterns, and everyone will be inspired by her eye for design and the way she juxtaposes prints.
For her blog tour stop on True Up today, of course I had to ask Elizabeth all about her fabric stash! Stay tuned till the end for a chance to win a copy of the book and the bundle of fat eights featured in the interview.
How do you choose fabric?
My only rule is that I use what I like. I usually go into a fabric store looking for inspiration, or looking for a very specific type of fabric. If I don't fall in love with something in that store, I'm happy to keep looking. One of my favorite recent fabric discoveries is this orange and blue print (above) by Nancy Mahoney from her Nellie's Garden collection for P&B. I just love the colors!
How do you combine fabric?
I rarely start pulling fabrics together until I have some idea what kind of composition I want to create. I know that some people wait until the end to choose sashing, but it's one of the first decisions I make. I find that thinking of the sashing as a background onto which the block fabrics will be placed helps to focus my selections. Once I know what direction I want to go, I start pulling fabric out of my bins and making little audition stacks on my work table to see what I like together. It's often a messy process! If I'm in a store, I try to stack up bolts of fabric to get the same effect. The above photo shows a selection I put together of print and solid fabrics, featuring the same Nellie's Garden print.
How do you store fabric?
I have almost equal amounts of print and solid fabrics, which I keep separate. Within each group, I store each color in a different clear plastic bin. I also have bins for my vintage linens, silks, and anything else that doesn't quite fit into the monochromatic print and solid bins. I love having each type (e.g., red solids or yellow prints) in a different container that I can move to my work table and then put back when I'm finished. I usually have a "to be filed" pile of fabric going and, when it gets truly out of control, I'll stop and sort everything back into its proper bin.
How do you treat fabric?
I used to be very fastidious about pre-washing all of my quilting fabric, but I've gradually stopped. I use so much fabric and make so many quilts that it got to the point that I was feeling really guilty about how much water I was using! My personal experience with skipping pre-washing when using quality quilting fabric has been very good. I wash my finished quilts in cold water on gentle cycle and it's been years since I've had an issue with bleeding, even though I so often combine white and dark colors.
Having said that, I encourage anyone choosing to skip pre-washing to consider it a calculated risk. I've found that what I do works well for me, with the materials I use, but pre-washing is really the only way to know for sure whether a fabric will do something strange in the wash! Additionally, if you're concerned about residual chemicals from the printing process, pre-washing is a good way to get rid of them.
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