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We're already a few weeks into working with our design partners, IDEO and Acquia.
IDEO, our design partner, is an award-winning, global design firm that works on an immeasurable range of projects world-wide, not just websites and physical objects but new product categories and whole new processes. Acquia is our technical partner. They are a local firm, with expertise in building scalable websites and related systems in Drupal. Drupal itself is open source and provides flexibility as the City of Boston's digital program grows and changes over time.
With the help of IDEO's innovative "design thinking" approach, we are working alongside stakeholders inside City Hall and out in the community to learn more about our users: the residents of Boston.
IDEO's founder is famous for saying "Stop talking and start making." We have begun. Our process is designed to have all three partners engaged in iterative creation and testing.
The start of the design research and Agile development processes are the beginnings of a journey; we can't yet see the destination but can imagine where our path might lead. Rather than a design phase followed by implementation, we will all travel together-- building and discovering as we go.
The ways in which consume information digitally has changed dramatically since the City of Boston built its current website. It's no longer just an information hub, valuable as that is, but a place where we actually do things--pay our taxes, apply for permits, interact with city services. Our beta site will be built with this in mind -- it will be purpose-built to expand and change more easily and adapt over time.
IDEO chooses an internal nickname for each project. It is fitting that they have chosen the name "spyglass" for this one. It is the right metaphor for us working together to build this boat while we sail it, looking through that spyglass together as we go.
We invite you to join us on our journey here at next.boston.gov.
By Tom Wentworth
Walk down any busy street and you'll see it — mobile usage is on the rise. It's no secret, and yet, the stats might still be surprising: According to a recent comScore report, 2010 saw 1 billion mobile users globally, and so far in 2015, that number has skyrocketed to 1.9 billion. In the past year, those numbers have also surpassed desktop usage.
This presents a great opportunity for digital marketers to make a huge impact on mobile — if they can break through the noise. We use these devices to send emails, take photos, play games, schedule events and even make payments, giving us few reasons to take our eyes off the screen. Because of this, more and more marketers are looking to take advantage of mobile avenues like Instagram (which recently opened its API to brands) and Snapchat. That means mobile websites are facing some heavy competition.
Here's a look at what this dramatic increase in mobile usage means for the future of the web and what it will take to get users engaging with a brand's site on their phones.
The Battle for Consumer Attention Heats Up
All signs point to mobile adoption numbers continuing to steadily increase. So what will it take for a mobile website to stand out in a sea of apps? A strategy that emphasizes context and personalization. The more mobile websites that start competing for attention, the pickier users will be about the sites they visit on their devices. If they don't find the experience they're looking for, you can bet they'll click elsewhere.
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By Michael E Meyers
If your websites are sitting comfortably on Drupal 7, you may not be considering a migration to Drupal 8 or adopting Drupal 8 for your next project. Drupal 7 is mature, stable and well-supported framework; why disrupt your work and team with a new version?
Truth is, if you're not planning for and learning about Drupal 8, you're already falling behind.
Migrations and Web projects take time and investment, but there are many advantages to being early in the development cycle that make the potential risks and short-term pain worth the trouble.
I was brought on as CTO at Examiner.com in 2009 when the company sought to get out from under legacy systems that were slowing growth down. We faced a big question for our Web project: adopt a stable but mature technology in Drupal 6, or take a bold leap and implement the yet-to-be-released Drupal 7?
Ultimately, we chose to be bold, and here's why you should too.
By Catherine Knowles
Acquia has been named a leader of Gartner's 2015 Magic Quadrant for Web Content Management. This is the second consecutive year Acquia has been positioned in the leaders' quadrant.
The SaaS provider specialises in enterprise products, services and technical support for open-source web content management platform Drupal.
"A rapidly growing number of enterprises and midmarket organisations are raising their expectations of the digital channel.
"They are seeking to connect successfully with target audiences and engage these audiences with highly contextualised, cross-channel experiences," Gartner says.
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By Dom Nicastro
Three vendors who weren't there 10 months ago cracked the leaders category of Gartner's Magic Quadrant for Web Content Management (WCM).
The Stamford, Conn.-based research firm today released its latest ratings of vendors who produce technologies for enterprises to manage online content. The report was authored by Gartner analysts Mick MacComascaigh and Jim Murphy.
Moves at the Top
The newbies in the leaders category include OpenText, SDL and EPiServer, the latter which merged with longtime Gartner MQ staple Ektron earlier this year. The returning leaders included Adobe, Sitecore, Oracle, IBM, HP and Acquia.
Acquia CMO Tom Wentworth was a happy camper with its second straight leaders nod. It remained the lone open-source Web CMS provider — powered by Drupal — in a leaderboard field of proprietary software vendors.
The big news in the leaders group may be Sitecore's leap over Adobe in its "ability to execute." Adobe edged out Sitecore in the last Gartner report, but Sitecore grabbed the top spot today for the first time.
Interview with Acquia's Tom Wentworth
Where Does Acquia Fit in the Landscape of CMS Vendors?
We describe ourselves as the digital experience company. We help our customers unify content, community and commerce, meaning their traditional .com website, their commerce site, and their social community site, on our Acquia platform. And we harness the open-source product Drupal as the underlying technology behind our platform.
What is digital experience management and how universal a term is it?
The generally accepted category that we all compete in is Web Content Management. It's not sexy, but when I see RFPs, or when Sitecore and Adobe see RFPs, the majority of them are still using the phrase web content management.
I think vendors and some analysts like Forrester have jumped on the term digital experience because the word "web" implies one channel, when in reality it is a website, a mobile device, a screen, all these digital touchpoints. The term is trying to capture that it's multi-channel. And it's really a recognition that "web content management" is actually wrong. It's not just about web, it's about every digital touchpoint. It's not about content—content can be lots of things. And it's not about management, because we're all trying to figure out how to get better value out of our content, so the word "management" isn't really capturing that either.
By now, the value of personalization should be clear. Customers have so many choices online — to shop, to read articles, to watch videos and more. A brand or publisher that wants to grab their attention must quickly serve the most relevant, useful information. The tough part is figuring out exactly what that relevant, useful information is.
We've covered a few ways to discover what customers really want: build better customer profiles, and consider the experience's context (e.g., time of day, type of device, etc.).
Down with Static Profiles
Building better customer profiles is essential. And this building process never ends. Customer profiles must continuously grow and evolve over time, learning from each interaction the customer has with you. To get the most complete view of the customer, pull in data from different marketing tools and digital sources. A solid profile that notes each interaction can help you convert anonymous site visitors (which account for more than 95 percent of traffic to your site) to known users as soon as they do something identifiable, like sign up for your company newsletter.
By Bailey McCann
Drupal GovCon is this week. The conference aims to highlight what is new and applicable for the public sector on the Drupal content management system. One of Drupal's biggest backers – Acquia will be at the conference highlighting their move to adopt Drupal 8 and make it available for customers.
Drupal 8 is still in beta but according to Angie Byron, Director of Community Development at Acquia, the new version exhibits enough consistency and development that early adopters should feel confident making the move.
"A lot of people in the Acquia community were starting to look at Drupal 8 as they work through website upgrade plans. We're part of the core team building Drupal 8, and we feel confident that we can support websites on the new version," Byron said.
Drupal is an open source content management system supported by a community of developers including Acquia. The new release builds in a lot of the most popular features used in the Drupal community as part of its core functionality instead of as add-ons.
The independent public govCMS Drupal distribution is now available from the Drupal Open Source Community via Drupal.org for anyone to download and use. The govCMS distribution is one component of a broader cloud hosted Software as Service solution for unclassified public facing government websites.
For Australian government agencies the govCMS distribution is a unique offering when paired with the govCMS platform services. It provides 'out of the box' compliance in a number of key areas including Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 2.0 (WCAG) AA compliance, adherence to the Information Security Manual (ISM), hosting in the public cloud and utilising open source software. govCMS includes ongoing assessments including Information Security Registered Assessors Program (IRAP) and Private Internet Access (PIA). Entities also benefit from standardisation and greater financial benefit through economy of scale as more entities sign up to govCMS platform services.
It's important to note that while any organisation or even individuals can access and use the govCMS distribution outside of the govCMS service – for example via self hosting - they won't receive all the benefits of the govCMS service including the accredited environment. govCMS is committed towards contributing to building the Drupal Open Source Community.
Upgrades to the distribution will be made available to govCMS customers and via Drupal.org and GitHub. New functionality or features added to the distribution will go through a quality assurance and technical certification process to maintain the integrity of govCMS.
"Federal, state and local agencies can download the govCMS distributions and take advantage of the collective innovation put forward by all the contributors starting today," said Chris Harrop, Director for Asia Pacific and Japan, Acquia. "The work of govCMS continues to help agencies save costs, deliver better sites and services with citizens."
Interest in govCMS continues to increase. Visit the below govCMS websites to see how other entities have taken full advantage of the govCMS service:
By Amberly Dressler
With what some say will be the biggest Drupal release yet, digital experience company, Acquia, is announcing immediate availability to support sites built with Drupal 8, the newest version of Drupal, still in beta.
Acquia gained early access to support Drupal 8 because of its heavy involvement with the Drupal community and the development of D8 and is prepared to fully support Drupal 8 with enterprise products, services and technical support for the open-source Web content management platform.
"Drupal 8 on the Acquia Platform provides broader capabilities for both simple and complex sites than any other alternative," said Tom Erickson, Acquia CEO. "Though Drupal 8 is still in beta, our team is focused on mitigating any and all risks with using it. We've helped many organizations go live already on Drupal 8 with the careful guidance of our expert developers and security specialists. We will be assisting with resolving key issues in our customer projects, ensuring their success as we have for the thousands of existing customers we have."


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Birth Certificate Translation
Official Birth Certificate Translation Agency
Do you need an official translation agency to translate your Birth Certificate? At Straker birth certificates can be translated from as little as $39 depending on the level of certification required. Immigration requirements differ from country to country and so do the certification levels for translations.
You will receive an official document validating that your translation has been provided by a professional translation agency with each certificate. We offer 100% money back guarantee so you can have total confidence with us - if our translation is not accepted we will give you your money back.
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- 2 Suitable for official purposes and submission to governmental and other authorities
- 3 Subject to strict quality control processes to ensure translation accuracy
- 4 Note that for Australia your stamp will be NAATi Certified
Common Birth Certificate Translations
The most common birth certificate translations we complete are from European languages into English, so Spanish to English birth certificates, French to English and German to English are very common. We now also deal with a large number of Asian language birth certificate translations such as Chinese to English, Japanese to English, Indonesian to English and Korean to English translations. We can provide over 100+ language pairs.
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Will the USCIS accept my translation?
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How long will my certified translation take?
In less than 48 hours (excluding weekends), we will email you your certified translation as a PDF file. You can print it and deliver it or we can post out a certified and stamped hard copy.
Do you provide NAATI Accredited translations for Australia?
Yes, we do provide NAATI accredited translations in almost any language pair.
Do you provide notarized translations?
Not normally, we can if needed. There is an additional cost to this.
Where can I get my birth certificate translated?
The easiest way is to go to the home page and upload it online. We will send you back a FREE, no obligation quote using our secure system. Alternatively, you can also take it into any of our global offices.

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Come see an interactive Christmas display at Elim Chapel (546 Portage Ave.) on Dec. 21 from 4 to 7 p.m. The last tour starts at 6:30 p.m.
"Back to Bethlehem" features Mary and Joseph in the stable, the Wise Men, and shepherds with real sheep.
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Child Safety: Child Safe Blinds & Shades
- Ensures the safest room for children
- Avoids unnecessary injuries and clutter
- An array of child and pet friendly styles
- Pick cordless operation for low heights
- Pick motorized for tall heights
Blindsgalore supports the Window Covering Safety Council (WCSC) in providing window treatments that meet the highest standards in cord safety to avoid any unwanted injuries or mishaps. The WCSC recommends that blinds and shades be equipped with a cordless option or for ease and extra protection. Blindsgalore recommends a motorized blind or shade for the utmost safety. If the location or large size of the window prevents a cordless selection, the WCSC approves a continuous cord loop. This option features a clutch-assisted lift with a looped cord that is anchored to the wall and remains the same length regardless of the position of the shade. Cordless window treatments are really the smart choice for all of your blinds and shades.
Blindsgalore® Cordless Pleated Shades
retail $94.06 $63.00 + an extra 15% offsee 8 colors
Blindsgalore® 3/8" Single Cell Cordless Cellular Shades
retail $68.68 $46.00 + an extra 15% offsee 9 colors
Blindsgalore 3/8" Single Cell Cordless Top Down Bottom Up Cellular Shades
retail $79.13 $53.00 + an extra 15% offsee 9 colors
Blindsgalore® Single Cell Cordless Blackout Cellular Shades
retail $122.43 $82.00 + an extra 15% offsee 9 colors
Blindsgalore® Cordless Double Cell Cellular Shades
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Blindsgalore® Day/Night Cordless Cellular Shade
retail $161.24 $108.00 + an extra 15% offsee 4 colors
Blindsgalore® Cordless Top Down Bottom Up Blackout Cellular Shade
retail $144.82 $97.00 + an extra 15% offsee 6 colors
Blindsgalore® Cordless Pleated Shades Top Down Bottom Up
retail $128.40 $86.00 + an extra 15% offsee 8 colors
Blindsgalore® Sheer Door Shades 2" Light Filtering
retail $347.87 $233.00 + an extra 15% offsee 16 colors
Blindsgalore® Natural Woven Shades
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BG Kids® Roller Shades
retail $107.50 $72.00 + an extra 15% offsee 42 colors
Blindsgalore® Cordless Woven Shades
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Boutique Dwell Roller Shades
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Boutique Lustrous Solar Shades
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Boutique Fusion Solar Shades
retail $141.84 $95.00see 9 colors
Boutique Natural Woven Shades
retail $132.88 $89.00see 23 colors
Graber® Tradewinds® Natural Shades
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.375 inch (3/8 of an inch), are the thinnest available, and equivalent to 32 pleats per foot.
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Levolor, one of the most recognized names in custom blinds and shades, has set the standard in window fashion, design innovation and product quality since 1914.
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BIRCH LEAVES: The leaves are used as diuretic and can detoxify our bodies. They are full of saponin, mucilage, procatechinic tannin, essential oil, betulin, saccharose, resins. Due to all these components birch has also anti-rheumatic properties. It helps body to discharge water without putting extra pressure on kidneys.
BURDOCK ROOT: Considered an herbal sedative and is considered a dupurative, that is, it helps cleanse and remove impurities from the body and aids the cleansing process. Also, because it is a diuretic, it enhances waste material elimination.
DANDELION ROOT: Dandelion contains high levels of potassium, is a rich source of iron and vitamins, and, ounce for ounce, contains more carotene than carrots. Dandelion leaves are a powerful diuretic. The roots act as a blood purifier that helps both the kidneys and the liver to remove toxins and poisons from the blood.
JUNIPER BERRIES: Because of the high amount of volatile oil and resin in this herb, it is an energetic diuretic that's stimulating to the kidneys. It also tends to make the urine antiseptic and helps cleanse the kidneys of pathogenic bacteria.
SHAVE GRASS: Since Horsetail is a very rich source of silica from nature it is therefore recommended for kidney and bladder problems. Horsetail is especially helpful for kidney and bladder irritations, such as scalding or burning urine. It is somewhat diuretic, but especially soothing.
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a package containing contraband
I've got them birds flyin in the coop all day. (coop refering to the trunk of a automobile)
بواسطة Ryan Lindsey نوفمبر 15, 2006
a replacement for the overused expression "word" usually said while giving a "high fist" to a friend after something deserving of said action.
bird! ('nuff said)
بواسطة bri يوليو 11, 2003
Bird is the word!!!
Did you not see the ornipholigical piece of the avarian variety?! hmmm thats strange because a bird bird bird, bird is the word!!
بواسطة Peter Griffin Jnr يونيو 18, 2009
1. a gangster in southern California known only as "bird"
2. someone who deals drugs in brick form, mostly cocain.
2. someone who deals drugs in brick form, mostly cocain.
"man i gotta get to the bird to get my stash."
بواسطة "chicago" يناير 11, 2008
An animal who enjoys flying and tweeting.
That bird seems to be enjoying himself flying and tweeting.
بواسطة TheJEnigma مايو 8, 2004
Police informer. Originating from 'Stool Pigeon' and 'Singing like a Canary'
Watch me murder the bird before he testify
بواسطة Hell4aHuslta يناير 24, 2003


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Twitter has evolved into a powerful business tool. Organizations large and small are using it to communicate with and learn from customers. This video focuses on the three businesses who use Twitter in different ways. It teaches:
• Twitter basics - what it means to use Twitter and follow an organization's account
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Sometimes I wish I was as hot as your drawings... Thanks for making me shameful!
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evil never looked so good
Por alguna razón, esta imagen me recuerda mucho a Trish de Devil May Cry. Me encanta.
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from the comic
so awesome
Yes this is amazing but where's spike. He's part of the show and is also twilight's assistant. He helps out in situations as well so he's also a big deal. If you've ever seen equestria girls he goes through the portal to help and take care if twilight. And he was a big help. And I mean BIG help
You draw the prettiest girls. :3
Got a real Queen Beryl vibe from this one.
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Instead of beetus (like many pony pic's do), this pic' gives you a nosebleed.
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Evil has never been so sexy.
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26 November 2000
Marcus Gronholm became the first driver to win the World Rally Championship for Peugeot since Juha Kankkunen achieved the feat 14 years ago after a faultless drive in Rally GB.
After the first of Sunday's three special stages, rally leader Richard Burns conceded that there was nothing else he could do in his quest to win the 2000 WRC Title and that he had no choice but to sit back and bank on Peugeot's Marcus Gronholm either making a mistake or running into mechanical problems.
The English Subaru driver had come out fighting on the 29 kilometre Brechfa stage, setting fastest time overall to put his lead over Gronholm up to nearly 40 seconds but with just two more Special Stages to go before the cars returned to Cardiff for the final time, the chances of the Finn making an uncharacteristic mistake were almost nil.
Gronholm had by his own admission been 'driving like my Grandmother' on Saturday and he adopted the same strategy once again as he dropped 17 seconds to Burns en-route to sixth fastest time but with a 50 second cushion back to third placed Carlos Sainz he knew he could afford not to take any risks.
Sainz however had no such barrier for despite setting fourth quickest time overall, a full 15 seconds ahead of fourth placed Tommi Makinen, the gap between the two was just 16 seconds. Even though he was only ninth on the stage Makinen declared himself happier with his Mitsubishi than he has all weekend and was looking to make a strong run to the finish in his personal bogey event.
Another driver on the move was Francois Delecour who was less than a second behind Burns on the stage and now just five seconds behind Juha Kankkunen in their battle for the final two points scoring positions. The Frenchman could find himself out of a drive next year if rumours linking soon-to-be-unemployed SEAT driver Didier Auriol to the second Peugeot prove to be on the mark and therefore he was in a particularly determined mood as he fought to overhaul the man who is in what is almost certainly his last year of full competition after agreeing to take a reduced Subaru schedule next season.
SS16 through Trawscoed proved to be the downfall of both Petter Solberg and Tapio Laukkanen who fell foul of the slippery conditions after showing well earlier in the morning.
Solberg had been third fastest on SS15 moving into twelfth overall on what had been a remarkable comeback from his Friday setback and was on course for another top five time when he ran wide towards the end of the 26 kilometre test and clipped a tree. Damage was confined to the right front corner but the Impreza refused to fire up leaving him out on the penultimate stage.
Laukkanen was also in fine form on SS15 as he matched Gronholm's time exactly but he found himself walking back to Cardiff when he too ran wide and rolled his Focus WRC ending what has been a disappointing event for the ex-British Champion.
Almost assured of a record breaking third consecutive Rally GB victory but ultimately resigned to Championship defeat, Burns visibly eased back slightly on SS16 and allowed Makinen to take his first stage win for some time and snatch third place overall from Sainz by just one second. Burns was still second quickest so he hadn't eased off too much but he was a full eight seconds behind the Mitsubishi and just six ahead of Gronholm who once again gave best to the charging Delecour.
Third on stage was just enough to ease Delecour ahead of Kankkunen but with only two seconds between them and 28 long muddy kilometres left to run the Frenchman's position was certainly not assured.
Neither was the third Peugeot of Gilles Panizzi who despite performing admirably over the rough terrain, was now only seven seconds clear of Markko Martin's superbly driven Toyota Corolla in seventh and eighth places respectively with the disappointing SEAT's of Dider Auriol and Harri Rovenpara filling out the top ten in their farewell WRC appearance.
And so onto the final run through Margam Park, a route tackled yesterday afternoon but now much more bumpy, slippery and treacherous owing to torrential overnight rain and the pounding from nearly 100 rally cars. Memories of Carlos Sainz' unbelievable engine fire here two years ago lingered on and many of the patriotic fans were hoping for a repeat performance from the Peugeot but it was always unlikely despite the many pitfalls that the stage provided.
As he has done admirably all rally, Gronholm duly kept his nerve and safely avoided all potential hazards to claim his first World Title and Peugeot's first since 1986. His time may only have been good enough for eleventh overall and the delay putting him more than a minute behind Burns but it was all irrelevant as he and co-driver Timo Rautianen celebrated.
Burns too took things easy through the ridiculously slippery tracks of the stately home stage and was only sixth quickest as he swept to his third consecutive Rally GB victory much to the delight of his fans who went home happy despite seeing their hero lose the ultimate battle.
Fastest once again was Makinen who consolidated his third position with the only sub-17 minute time recorded as he watched his four-year title stranglehold disappear. Tommi is now looking forward to the new WRC Lancer in 2001 and his fighting finish to the 2000 season shows that he has no intention of letting his countryman get too friendly with the No. 1 plate.
Never happy with the car or the conditions, Sainz was fourth overall on the final stage but nearly 20 seconds slower than Makinen as he rounded out a strangely sub-par year while Kankkunen showed that there is still plenty of fight left in him as he manhandled his Subaru to third place on the stage and fifth overall as Delecour dropped a mere four seconds to the veteran.
Fifth on the stage was not enough for the Peugeot man who fell to sixth in the final classification after a hard fought final day while Markko Martin's fine effort was ultimately rewarded as he snatched seventh from Panizzi. Second quickest on the stage, the Estonian driver flung his Lukoil sponsored Corolla through the mud with great aplomb as he came within six seconds of an overall stage victory.
Eighth was nothing to be disappointed about for tarmac expert Panizzi who exceeded almost all expectations in conditions that are nearly alien to him and the Frenchman can look forward to an expanded 2001 season with great confidence.
SEAT ended their all-too-brief foray in the World Championship with three out of four Cordoba's making the finish but none threatened the points positions after the first day when Didier Auriol's engine actually ran cleanly and the Frenchman continued to stutter on his way to ninth, one spot ahead of Harri Rovenpara while the oft-delayed Toni Gardemeister came home an undistinguished twelfth.
Eleventh overall was scant reward for Alister McRae who battled everything his reluctant Hyundai could throw at him and yet still made it to the finish. Twelfth quickest on the final stage was about par for the course as Hyundai closed out what has been a character building rookie season in the WRC for the firm.
Armin Schwarz and Luis Climent kept up Skoda's enviable reliability record with a double finish with the German charging hard until the very end with eighth fastest time on the final stage on his way to 13th overall in an event not suited to the brutish Octavia WRC.
Climent was nearly robbed of a finish in his final race for the factory team when he was reduced to front wheel drive only on the last stage, the resulting delay costing him 15th overall to Hamed Al-Wahaibi's well driven Subaru, both drivers being beaten by Henning Solberg's Corolla which came home 14th.
Manfred Stohl claimed Group N honours and the overall Group N Championship with a well-earned 17th place overall while Kenneth Backlund and Olli Harkki completed the top three in the standard showroom class. Austrian driver Stohl was virtually assured of the title yesterday when main rival Gustavo Trelles suffered two punctures and lost more than ten minutes, dropping to 30th overall.
Both Vauxhall Astra Kit Cars made the finish after a fraught last two days with Mark Higgins leading Neil Wearden home in 32nd and 39th places respectively while the Ladies Cup went to TV presenter Penny Mallory who held off a determined late charge from both Natalie Barratt and Pernilla Walfridsson to take an emotional and unexpected triumph in 34th overall in her Ford Focus.


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The problem? In both cases, he acted either too soon or too late and went too far with the levels of hikes and cuts.
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Think about the recent setbacks to it -- terrorist attacks and the subsequent wars and other expenses they brought about; the collapse of confidence in publicly held companies, thanks in large part to the Enron debacle; and a string of natural disasters, culminating (so far) in Hurricane Katrina.
My gravest fear is that these high economic times have been supported by a false economy, one in which people have freely spent borrowed dollars they may not be able to repay without pain.
Obviously, if this phenomenon becomes widespread, it will bring spending to a screeching halt. That would hurt consumers and businesses, as well as the local, state and federal governments that rely on them for income and sales taxes.
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Lands were acquired between 1943 and 1987 from the State Board of Control and other owners. Champoeg was the site of a momentous meeting of French Prairie settlers on May 2, 1843 which led to the establishment of provisional government for the Oregon Country. Here also were a Hudson's Bay Company granary and town site, destroyed by flood in 1861. It was home to steamboat landings and ferry crossings, all of historical interest. The state's original holding of one square rod of land donated by John Hoefer and Casper Zorn was established as Provisional Government Park in 1901 and was marked by a commemorative monument.
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Yes. You will need to check in with a ranger at the campground booth prior to leaving your car in the 'B' Loop overflow parking lot. You will need to purchase a day pass for every day you will be parked here or have an annual pass for your car.
The physical address for the park is 8239 Champoeg Rd NE, Saint Paul, OR 97137. Use this address to program into your GPS.
The mailing address for the park business office is 7679 Champoeg Rd NE, Saint Paul, OR 97137.
It depends on what time of year it is. "A" Loop is closed from November 1st through March 31st. We will, however, open "A" loop prior to April 1st on weekends if weather permits and B loop gets full. Once "A" loop opens April 1st, it is all on the reservation system.
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Everyone remembers the scene in Raiders of the Lost Ark where Indiana Jones, with his iconic Fedora and bullwhip, narrowly escapes from a Peruvian temple with a stolen golden idol, avoiding the path of a rolling boulder and a band of arrow-wielding Hovitos tribesmen. In the next scene, we see Dr. Jones home again, teaching an archaeology class at "Marshall College." He stands before the class in a bowtie and glasses (which, oddly, he doesn't seem to need for the rest of the film).
In this digital age, at a time when everybody is tightening their belts, it should come as no surprise that students are buying fewer textbooks. How many fewer? Two recent surveys show that 70 percent of students polled at the University of California, Riverside say the rising costs of higher ed have caused them to skip buying textbooks altogether. And findings from a 2011 Pew survey, "The Digital Revolution and Higher Education," indicate that 62 percent of college presidents anticipate more than half of textbooks used by their undergraduates will be digital within 10 years.
Programs in entrepreneurship aren't new on college campuses. But, the mindset that college graduates may find it easier to create their own jobs rather than find one is new.
Think about everyday gizmos like cell phones, iPods, Kindles, and Cuisinarts. We take items of convenience for granted, yet without polymer science discovery and product development research, these consumer devices would not exist.
For over a century, polymer science faculty and graduate students have explored applications of a wide range of polymer materials, including nylon, neoprene, PVC, silicone, Kevlar, and even old-fashioned natural rubber. So, we offer a guided tour of today's leading polymer university programs.
The 1798 poem "Rime of the Ancient Mariner" by Samuel Taylor Coleridge states, "Water, water everywhere / Nor any drop to drink."
Since the times of the ancient mariner, fresh, potable water has been a scarce commodity around the world. Clearly, in the new global economy, clean water will be the leading pathway to 21st-century scientific discovery. It is equally clear that because of its dominant role in research and innovation, the science of protecting and restoring water resources will be the DNA of our planet's long-term sustainability.
Chicagoans are disappointed the Windy City was voted out of the 2016 Summer Olympics. That being said, Chicago higher education can take pride in its remarkable commitment to social justice, and as the home of a community organizer who has taken his place as a global leader.
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Asian American Culture Enthusiasts' House or "ACE House" explores pan-Asian cultural influences on American culture and identity. ACE House celebrates fandom of all kinds with a special focus on global Asian pop culture, and we run our own annual anime/mange and gaming convention for college students. We also connect Pace students with Asian American communities in New York City through cultural events and volunteering opportunities, including those that explore LGBTQ identities and experiences. Examples:
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Seattle's Facades+ AM Morning Forum captivates facade designers with details of Amazon domes, more
Friday, December 18, 2015
Ariel Rosenstock.
After a whirlwind round of conferences and forums this year—from New York, to Chicago to Miami—The Architect's Newspaper and Enclos made the last stop of the year in Seattle for Facades+ AM. Over 150 attended our December 4th event at the Motif Seattle hotel. Nine speakers brought in diverse perspectives and engaging ideas, with room for productive Q & A. Here's a recap in case you missed it.
Kreysler & Associates Erects an FRP First in San Francisco
Friday, August 7, 2015
Anna Bergren Miller.
Alex Barmas on implementing innovative facades in New York City
Thursday, April 2, 2015
Anna Bergren Miller.
For Enclos' Alex Barmas, true innovation in facade design and fabrication is about more than the latest technological bells and whistles. Rather, it is about exercising creativity despite the restrictions posed by tight budgets, compressed timelines, and aggressive real estate markets.
Design Assist Pushes the (Building) Envelope
Friday, January 30, 2015
Anna Bergren Miller.
In recent years, architects and fabricators in the field of facade design and construction have formed new collaborative relationships through the design assist model of contracting. Under design assist, the fabricator contributes their know-how throughout the design process, not just during building. A couple of factors have encouraged the shift to design assist. On the one hand, "the recent increase of building skin complexity has been a driver of this new way of working," explained Enclos' Luke Smith. "But I think budget and schedule demands have also played an important role."
Next week, Smith will moderate a panel on design assist contracting, "Delivering Complexity," at Facades+ LA. With panelists Bill Kreysler (Kreysler), Paul Martin (Zahner), and Kerenza Harris (Morphosis), Smith will explore several case studies of architect-fabricator collaborations, and will examine the benefits and challenges of these new alliances. (Smith is also leading a dialog workshop, "Material Explorations: The Resurgence of Wood," on the second day of the workshop.)
Pictorial> The new Fulton Center opens in Lower Manhattan
Monday, November 10, 2014
Henry Melcher.
When the new Fulton Center opened this weekend—after seven years of delays and cost overruns that lifted the project's price tag from $750 million to $1.4 billion—New York City got two things: a modern upgrade to its transportation network and an iconic piece of architecture. With new well-lit concourses, pedestrian tunnels, escalators and elevators, and more intuitive transfer points between nine subway lines, Fulton Center will drastically improve the transit experience for the 300,000 people who pass through it every day. But even with these significant improvements, all anyone is talking about is the center's eye-catching glass oculus and its hyperboloid Sky Reflector-Net installation. Step inside the station, and you'll understand why.
November 11> Sustainability, Innovation, and More at Facades+ AM Seattle
Wednesday, November 5, 2014
Anna Bergren Miller.
As AEC professionals who have practiced in different cities know, each place has its own unique architectural culture. That is one of the lessons Mic Patterson, VP of Strategic Development at Enclos, has learned during his years of involvement with the Facades+ conference series. "Instead of holding one annual conference, we've been doing three a year in different cities," said Patterson. "My observation is that each of those has been different." The newest event in the Facades+ stable, Facades+ AM, was inspired in part by a desire to bring the conversation about high performance facade design to more locales. The inaugural Facades+ AM four-hour program takes place next week in Seattle.
Grappling with Glare in High-Performance Facade Design
Thursday, October 9, 2014
Anna Bergren Miller.
Frank Gehry's Walt Disney Concert Hall in Los Angeles, Scott Johnson's Museum Tower in Dallas, and Rafael Viñoly's Vrada Hotel & Spa in Las Vegas have at least one thing in common. All three provoked the ire of their neighbors when glare from their reflective facades raised sidewalk temperatures, blinded drivers, or—as in the Museum Tower case—jeopardized the nearby Nasher Sculpture Center's collections. Glare is increasingly a problem in facade design, says Curtainwall Design Consulting president Charles Clift, in part because of the tools contemporary architects have at their disposal. "The conclusion I came to is that the digital age of architecture has allowed designers to create anything they can imagine, but with that comes some unintended consequences."
Facades+ NYC14 Video Interviews: Resilience
Tuesday, June 17, 2014
Anna Bergren Miller.
Climate change and extreme weather events have made resilience a watchword among AEC professionals. In this video from our partners at Enclos, filmed at facades+ NYC in April, Gordon Gill (Adrian Smith + Gordon Gill), Edward Peck (Thornton Tomasetti), and James O'Callaghan (Eckersley O'Callaghan) talk about designing and engineering building skins to meet present and future environmental challenges.
Resilience will take center stage at the facades+ Chicago conference July 24-25. Early Bird registration rates have been extended through Sunday, June 29. For more information and to register, visit the conference website.
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Wednesday, October 9, 2013
Nick Miller.
In an environment of escalating demands and expectations for high-performance building envelopes, the need for innovative responses from AEC professionals is ever increasing. But as new building materials, fabrication techniques, and design technologies ceaselessly emerge into the marketplace, the architectural possibilities become dizzying.
At Facades+ PERFORMANCE, the nation's premiere conference for high-performance facades, we strive to keep you up to date with the latest strategies and tools that are revolutionizing the built environment. Join us for two days of cutting edge workshops, panels, and symposia presented by the industry's leading innovators, and become part of the movement that is transforming the built environment.
Be there as Mic Patterson of Enclos is joined by Keith Boswell and Anwar Hakim of SOM to discuss the process of innovation and the application of emerging building technologies in their afternoon dialog-workshop, "Innovation and The Building Skin." Space is limited, so reserve your seat today to take part in this and other exciting programs at AN and Enclos' Facades+ PERFORMANCE, coming to Chicago, October 24th-25th!
Registration Open> Facades+PERFORMANCE Symposium, Workshops in Chicago
Wednesday, September 4, 2013
Elizabeth Fazzare.
Launched in 2012 in collaboration by The Architect's Newspaper and Enclos, the Facades+ conference series is heading back to Chicago for two days of architecture symposium and workshops with a brand new theme: Performance. On October 24th and 25th, keynote speakers Stefan Behnisch of Behnisch Architekten and Gerardo Salinas of Rojkind Arquitectos, as well as a host of recognized architects, innovators, and engineers will engage attendees on the subject of facade design within the last five years, specifically sustainable, yet aesthetically pleasing construction. Day one hosts a symposium of panel speakers and networking opportunities. And during day two, attendees make the choice between tech or dialog workshops, both intimate groups with hands-on training and personal discourse. Registration is now open for both days and early bird rates apply until September 27th.
Enclos' High Performance Facades Series Focuses on Glass, Facade Technology
Wednesday, August 28, 2013
Amanda Gruen.
Glass-clad, cable-net structures are one of today's leading forms of high-transparency facade technology. Since 2009, Enclos has been an authority in the design, engineering, fabrication, and assembly of custom curtain wall systems and structural glass facades. The company has published a number of reports about building skin systems. Volume 1: Skylights of the Facade TecNotes Series focuses on glass in overhead applications and the unique opportunities it brings. On September 11th, Enclos' Mic Patterson will join AN to discuss glass facades at GlassBuild America: The Architects Forum in Atlanta. Mr. Patterson will share several examples that show how optimal transparency and aesthetic elegance can work together. He will discuss projects such as 51 Louisiana in Washington, D.C., two existing buildings that have been joined by a glass-clad atrium, and Station Place: Security & Exchange Commission Headquarters, also in Washington, D.C., which consists of a 55-foot-long and 60-foot-wide skylight. Mr. Patterson has lectured internationally on various aspects of advanced facade technology and is the author of Structural Glass Facades and Enclosures.
Q+A> Part Two of AN's Discussion with Eco-Architect Ken Yeang
Friday, June 28, 2013
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This is second of a two part interview of Ken Yeang one of the earliest thinkers and designers in the field of sustainable architecture. The interview was conducted by Mic Patterson of Enclos who will be introducing Yeang at The Architect's Newspaper's Facades+PERFORMANCE conference on July 11 in San Francisco.
Mic Patterson: Your work clearly demonstrates that concepts of bioclimatic design are readily scalable from the residence to the skyscraper to the urban environment. How do the considerations of bioclimatic design apply at the scale of building subassembly or the the building skin?
Ken Yeang: At the sub-assembly level, we have developed devices such as the 'raincheck' wall being a glazing façade system that lets in ventilation but keeps out rain. Another device we are working on is a 'solar chimney' that uses a double-glazed glass-shaft to naturally ventilate internal spaces.
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Hey, whoever you are! I am an animator for Battlefield 2. I animate first person weapons. I love pie and cookies. I Love reading books and drinking coffee. I'm still in University taking up a Fine Arts course :) My catchphrase is "I like Turtles!" :O
Here's the MSR set in-game!
There'll be more edits to it for now, like more cam movement and more edits to the timings.
Stay tuned for more stuffs!!! :D
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Hi EnemySniper i saw your animation collection on youtube, it was awesome. www.moddb.com/mods/deaths-alive-mod. Please, can you help me with some weapon models?
hey Frosty, sorry I didn't reply.
I don't usually check up on my profile when I'm on here.
Anyways, do you still need anything? send me a pm.
To anyone visiting My page.
My classes have started and I'll have even less time to make animations!
I'm sorry if I'm delaying anyone/anything. I just don't have time right now.
Please, I hope you understand. Real Life matters a lot to Me :D
Good luck with exams !
Meybe you want play BF3 CO-OP with me this weekend ?
Hey prof! I Need some coop points to unlock the G3! :D
Hey EnemySniper,
amazing animations. I absolutly love them. no one else is making most of these weapons available to the community and I applaud you for it. I especially love your MP412 Rex.
I have a few requests if you would indulge me.
The Rex, Bighorn, and M110 need 3p animations, I play with bots alot and the game crashes when they try to use these guns. if you could update them you would rock for all time.
also I need an AEK-971 Ironsight with GL to finish off my custom Spetznez assault class. if you have the time could you take a look at porting the P4F one. Please and thank you.
My apologies. I just don't visit my page a lot(I check PM's).
I feel bad for not replying to a comment, so I am. :(
So, have you fixed the crashing problems since your comment post? I'm sure you've sought help from others since your comment.
If not, then are(were?) the 3p anims the sole reason for your crashes? You can reference the 3p anims for a weapon to another weapon's 3p anims in the .tweak file.
I do believe I have an AEK-971 lying around, that is, unless you've already got one :)
Talking of the AEK-971, could you do one for us? That would be great... but I have an important question: What do we do with the anims once you have finished them? I am a mod noob remember...
YAY!! I found you :) (It's me, JeretKings)
Anyways, I just wanted to find you here so I could contact you... and to ask a question: Do you know any good moddlers that we could recruit as well?
yeah sorry about that, double checked like you said and that was my bad. Since I loaded it in my custom mod I didn't account for my own changes, it was bad scripting in another weapon-AI combination of my own concoction in the same kit I had your guns in that was causing the crashes, sorry again to accuse you like that.
anyways, it would still be awesome if I could get my hands on that AEK-971. I found another model but its not to my liking. I would love to check out the one you made. if its as good as your other work, it will fit in nicely


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God commanded the fish and fowl to be produced. This command he himself executed. Insects, which are more numerous than the birds and beasts, and as curious, seem to have been part of this day's work. The Creator's wisdom and power are to be admired as much in an ant as in an elephant. The power of God's providence preserves all things, and fruitfulness is the effect of his blessing. (Ge 1:26-28)
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What started the discussion was that his Santa didn't wrap presents and unwrapping was my favorite part of Christmas morning! He also said that he was very disappointed when he found out that Santa wasn't real.
I don't care about Santa or Jesus or any other traditions. I think the reason for the season is giving, family and being grateful - with WRAPPED presents.
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The Pilgrim family is back on center stage again, but this time it's not in a battle with the National Park Service.
The Pilgrims -- Papa, Mother Country Rose and their 15 children -- are known in Alaska for their ongoing dispute with Wrangell-St. Elias National Park over a bulldozed road into their mining claim.
These days, however, they're in the middle of a Pacific Northwest love-fest over their music and their rustic way of life. They've cut their own CD, started signing autographs and been lauded as "the second coming of the Carter family."
Eight members of the Pilgrim family surfaced in Portland this spring after Papa, whose legal name is Robert Hale, brought 9-year-old Abraham to a children's hospital there for treatment of an injured hand. To raise money for medical bills and to finance their return home, they've been singing and telling stories at a handful of concerts in Portland and nearby Ridgefield, Wash.
"We all have the opportunity to reach out and help each other," Papa told a sold-out crowd at the Old Liberty Theater in small-town Ridgefield in late April.
Between tunes, Papa recounted how a run-in with a generator just before Easter left young Abraham minus a finger. The boy raced to his family and said, "Pray for me; it hurts so bad!" Papa recalled. He found his son's severed finger in a work glove, put it in his pocket with a bag of ice, and set out for help. After a short stop in Anchorage, they ended up at Doernbecher Children's Hospital in Portland, where Abraham's finger was sewn back on.
After the surgery, six other Pilgrims loaded up a donated 1980 Chevy van and drove the windowless, brown vehicle south to join them. They toted along their instruments and started playing "gospel grass." Their stylized sound has charmed bluegrass aficionados, musicians, families and curious people who want to help them out.
The concerts were organized in large part by Chuck Cushman of the American Land Rights Association, who has advocated for the Pilgrims as part of a national campaign against Park Service regulations. The family took coaxing to get up and sing, Cushman said.
"They were a little awkward in front of the mikes at first," he said, "but they just had phenomenal performing skills, they took the audience right in."
Cushman plays autoharp and dobro himself, and introduced the family to local folk musicians. Carol Harley, a folk singer and musician with the acoustic quartet Misty River, hosted the Pilgrims for a week and ushered them into a recording studio. After three days of work, a 15-track album titled "Write My Name Down" was ready.
Harley's producer, Billy Oskay of Big Red Studio, said he was enchanted with what he described as "homespun, old-time gospel."
"Their music has not been tainted by the commercial world," Oskay said, "so you don't measure them by that standard. They are genuine, they are the real thing."
Harley concurred. "It was tempting as a musician to want to offer them a tip," she said, "but we would just bite our lip because we didn't want to contaminate them."
The family says its unique musical style is a product of an isolated lifestyle. They often lived so remotely they couldn't tune into a reliable radio station.
At a bluegrass festival 10 years ago in New Mexico, they saw a fiddler play, Papa said, and immediately took to the music. Later, they went to a pawnshop and bought a variety of instruments. They decided who'd play what by drawing names out of a hat. With the exception of the infants, each member can play at least two instruments comfortably and sing.
"We don't know how to read scales," said Jerusalem, 15, who plays mandolin so well Portland musicians considered her a prodigy, Cushman said. Elishaba, the oldest at 28, plays violin, fiddle and guitar. Besides playing all those instruments, Joshua, 25, yodels in a high lonesome tenor similar to Bill Monroe.
When Joshua clogged on stage at Liberty Theater, the crowd of 150 cheered. "That's called clogging, as far as we know," he joked. Clogging is a dance form that involves metal taps on the heel and toe of the shoes. Lamb, 6 years old and still learning the steps, joined in. A row of high-school boys shouted out and Joshua smiled from their encouragement.
Before and after each show, the Pilgrims mingled with audiences, signing autographs, selling CDs and taking pictures. Crowds packed five concerts at the theater. The Pilgrims also performed at a church.
Earleen Griswold, an owner of the old movie house-turned-live-venue, marveled at the Pilgrims' draw.
"You know, my husband and I talked about that," she said, "and I think people came because they wanted to see what a family that's still together is like. So many of us don't stay together anymore."
Audiences were diverse, she said, from "big families that came out to show off their own big families," to old people, to young people with "dreadlocks and piercings."
She described the Pilgrim performance as "kind of like getting a little sermon. They talked about their beliefs," she said. "Everything happens because of God, that's their belief." Land rights never came up during their performances, she said.
The Pilgrims' songs represent chapters in their life and draw upon biblical themes and hardship. Elishaba explained her original song titled, "Pilgrim's Daughter," to the audience.
The story came from a time when the family went to the Copper River as they do every fall to stock up on salmon. As dipnetters, they'd usually catch one or two salmon at a time, she said.
"Papa told me, 'Honey, I want you to get seven in your net,' and I did. Then he asked for 12, and I did."
"These aren't minnows," Papa interrupted, making the audience laugh.
According to their story, in the midst of their fishing the river started to rise up and it took a couple of Pilgrims off their feet. But they all reached out and held on to each other. "And the tide is rising," she sang in the chorus, "but it can't take us away. ..."
Papa closed the show thanking the audience for their support. "We all have a song in our hearts," he said. "We have something to share. And love -- just like music -- is to share."
Now, more than one month, seven shows and a nearly healed finger later, the Pilgrims are packing up for their return to Alaska this week. They're fixing up two donated cars for the journey, Cushman said. He estimated they'd raised between $7,000 and $8,000 at their concerts. He was unclear whether medical services or air transport had been donated.
Asked if they'll continue touring as they travel home, Hosanna, who learned to play bass on this trip, said no, they prefer living as they do and playing at home with the rest of the family.
"What they have learned," said Misty River's Harley, now on tour at an international folk festival in China, "is that playing professionally is a lot of hard work. They don't want to do it for money. It doesn't fit their lifestyle."
Rather, she said, "they do what they love to do in this life, and that is back at home in the freedom of the wilderness."
Kendall Beaudry is a free-lance journalist living in Portland, Ore. Tom Kizzia and Kathleen McCoy of the Daily News contributed to this story.
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Anchorage Daily News