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Design: Government Policies and Support for Design
D'Art Topic No. 43: Government Policies and Support for Design
This report provides an analysis of a short survey, conducted in 2012, about government policies supporting design.
Design policy had been identified as an area of interest for members of the International Federation of Arts Councils and Culture Agencies (IFACCA). In June 2012, IFACCA held two key meetings in Helsinki, Finland, in partnership with the Arts Council of Finland. One of these was for researchers from national arts councils and ministries of culture, and the other was for IFACCA's European members. As Helsinki had also been named the 2012 World Design Capital, IFACCA undertook to conduct a brief survey on design policy.
In May 2012, IFACCA sent a survey to all national arts funding agencies to collect brief information on government policies and support for design. In June, a link to this survey was also provided in the IFACCA e-newsletter, ACORNS. The survey is provided in Appendix 2.
IFACCA received 14 responses to the survey, from Australia, Belize, Canada, Denmark, England, Fiji, Finland, Grenada, Lithuania, Mozambique, Saudi Arabia, Scotland, Wales and the United States. All responses were received from national agencies for culture (arts councils or ministries), with the exception of Canada where the response was received from a provincial arts council.
IFACCA would be pleased to receive further information (to firstname.lastname@example.com) about government policies and support for design.
Design and Social Impact: A cross-sectoral agenda for design education, research and practice
Design and Social Impact: A cross-sectoral agenda for design education, research and practice chronicles the 2012 Social Impact Design Summit which brought together a diverse group of leading practitioners and educators explored the gaps, challenges, strategies to advance the burgeoning field of socially responsible design. more >
D'Art Report: Government Policies and Support for Design
This report provides an analysis of a short survey, conducted in 2012, about government policies supporting design. more >
Mapping of International Design Policies and Strategies for Leading Design Schools and Research Institutions
Prepared for the Danish Vision Committe 'Design 2020'. Internationally, there is an increasing awareness of the possibilities afforded by design policies and design when it comes to creating stronger innovation policies and more innovation. more >
A comparative analysis of strategies for design in Finland and Brazil
This paper reports on work in progress and initial findings of a research project that is comparing existing strategies for design (in promotion, support and policy fields) in four selected countries: Finland, South Korea, Brazil and India. For this specific paper, Finland and Brazil are the case studies compared. more >
Design as an Instrument of Public Policy in Singapore and South Korea
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Summary: a Study of Design Policy and Design Promoting
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Design Policy System and Its Structure in Korea
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Nice café / restaurant in the old part of town in Bad Homburg.
I like the atmosphere and the nearly 100% vegan brunch on sundays attended by many families with children upstairs.
1st floor is more suitable for other guests (though that does not mean one cannot sit upstairs and enjoy the place).
Many customers go there for the vegan cake, which is from my point of view totally overrated - as it is way to sweet and tastes like they use tons of white sugar.

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June 3-5, 2016
Celebrating all classes ending in 1 or 6, and the class of 2014
Watch your mailbox and inbox for registration information. Registration to open in March.
Hotel Information
We encourage you to stay on campus; however, if you prefer, there are several hotels nearby. Alumnae who wish to stay off campus must make their own arrangements directly with the hotel. Hollins has reserved blocks of rooms at the following hotels for the Reunion 2016 weekend.
Less Than a Five-Minute Drive
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7860 Plantation Rd. (via I-81, exit 146), 540-366-5678 or 800-456-400
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Cut-off Date: May 19, 2016
Fairfield Inn & Suites Roanoke North
7944 Plantation Rd. (via I-81, exit 146) 540-362-4200 or 800-228-2800
Reunion Room Rate: $119/night (to receive this rate, use group name Hollins University Alumnae reunion)
Cut-off Date: May 3, 2016
Downtown (15-Minute drive)
Hotel Roanoke & Conference Center
110 Shenandoah Ave. (via I-581, Downtown exit) 540-985-5900 or 800-325-8733
Reunion Room Rate: $159/night (to receive this rate, use group name Hollins University Reunion)
Cut-off Date: May 6, 2016
Airport/Valley View Mall (10-Minute Drive)
Hampton Inn & Suites Roanoke Airport
5033 Valley View Blvd. (via I-581, exit 3E) 540-366-6300
Reunion Room Rate: $114/night (to receive this rate, use group code (HU)
Cut-off date: May 2, 2016
Sheraton Roanoke Hotel
2801 Hershberger Rd. (via I-581, exit 3W) 540-563-9300 or 800-325-3535
Note: This facility is pet-friendly
Reunion Room Rate: $99/night (to receive this rate, use group name Hollins University Reunion)
Cut-off Date: May 5, 2016
Housing On Campus: Residence Halls
Class years are assigned to residence halls on the basis of the number of classmates expected at reunion. Please register before the May 20 deadline to ensure your rooming preferences. If you register late, we cannot guarantee a room with your class. DORM CHECK–OUT: 12:00 p.m., Sunday, June 5
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Pet Policy: Hollins University policy does not allow pets to live in dorms on campus. However, service animals are an exception to this policy. Please let Alumnae Relations know if you will be bringing a service animal, so that we can be sure to accommodate you.
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You are invited to sing with the Alumnae Choir at the Sunday morning memorial service. All are welcome. Please indicate your interest on your registration form.
Activities during reunion are casual and informal attire is appropriate. However, Saturday night's dinner on Front Quad is dressier. You may wish to bring a sweater for outdoor meals.
Receive an early bird discount by registering by May 20, 2016. Reunion fees help defray the cost of a great event and cover such things as: catering, rental of tables, chairs, and linens; flowers; entertainment; special speakers; staffing; class photos; and hospitality rooms. The Parade of Classes and the Alumnae Celebration are complimentary and open to everyone. The à la carte registration fee will be waived for alumnae and non-alumnae guests who register for one meal only. All registrations received after the May 20 early brid deadline will be charged a $25 fee. Refund requests, less a $25 processing fee, may be made if your reservation is cancelled prior to May 20, 2016. Unfortunately, refunds cannot be made after May 20, 2016, as arrangements for your attendance have already been made by the Alumnae Relations office. Registration closes after May 27 – after May 27 you must register in person at check-in.
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Each class will have a hospitality room with a white board. you are encouraged to bring mementos to decorate creatively. An initial supply of cups, ice, soft drinks, and mixers will be provided. If you would like to help ensure the quality of your class's hospitality room experience by volunteering for your reunion committee, please contact your class reunion chair.
A ticket for all registered meals will be included in your registration packet; remember to bring your ticket with you to each meal. Meals are provided by the Hollins food service staff in Hollins facilities and are informal, with a dressier event on Saturday evening on Front Quad. If you have dietary restrictions, please indicate your needs on your registration form. If you are planning to register at check-in and have special dietary needs, please contact the Alumnae Relations office by May 20 to ensure accommodation: firstname.lastname@example.com
Class photographs will be taken immediately following the Alumnae Celebration on Saturday morning. A complimentary photo will be sent to each alumna who attends reunion. Additional reunion weekend photos will be available to view on the Hollins website.
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Hollins does not provide shuttle service to the airport. Alumnae staying in hotels are encouraged to check with their hotel to see if shuttles are provided. If you drive or rent a car, you may drive up to your dorm to load and unload luggage.
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Abby Hargreaves
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Christine Somersett
Rachel Rosenfeld
Melinda Given
Leilani Dade
Maggie Dwyer
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Carrie Boswell
Jessica Newberne Mattox
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Christine Somersett
Abby Hargreaves
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Blair Trent
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Gwen Fernandez
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Sarah Poulton
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Bri Seoane
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Pauline Newton
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Kristyn Burnett
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Kara Brooks Halas
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Lella Baker
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Lauren Grelier Price
Becky Blatchley Lewis
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Dawne Dickey Davis
Kathryn Kelly
Reunion Gift Chair
Angela Howard
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Catherine Long
Ginny Trawick Farley
Social Co-Chairs
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Angela Howard
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Catherine Crichton Long
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Reunion Gift Chair
Reunion Gift Committee
Dee Williamson Marley
Class Reporter
Robin Hope McCormick
Reunion Co-Chairs
Marnie Livingston Vanderpoel
Jo Dudek
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Susan Schnider Duke
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Andrea Moore
Facebook: Hollins College Class of 1976
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Ellen Parke
Reunion Gift Chair
Elizabeth Gibbs Milton
Reunion Gift Committee
Ellen Parke
Class Reporter
Ellen Parke
Facebook: Hollins University Class of 1971
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Tina Burke Millner
Julie Cooper Gray
Reunion Gift Co-Chairs
Betty Hardaker Marsh
Mary Terrell Joseph
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Alice Meriwether Bowsher
Ann Allston Boyce
Mary Anne Lanier Hooker
Kay Kendall
Amanda Chase Madar
Margaret Davis Minis
Tricia Neild Moulton
Joyce Riddle Neely
Carol Bane Price
Nancy Rilett
Anne Woodford Russell
Mary Catherine Cooper Savage
Memory Book Chair
Mary Twitchell
Memory Photo Volunteer
Donna Nesbitt Fuller
Networking Committee
Jane Goshorn Smith
Salon Organizers
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Dianne Cunningham
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Fluff Shinnick Manderson
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Aliases for PSENEN Gene
Aliases for PSENEN Gene
External Ids for PSENEN Gene
- Entrez Gene: 55851
- Ensembl: ENSG00000205155
- UniProtKB: Q9NZ42
Previous GeneCards Identifiers for PSENEN Gene
Summaries for PSENEN Gene
Presenilins, which are components of the gamma-secretase protein complex, are required for intramembranous processing of some type I transmembrane proteins, such as the Notch proteins and the beta-amyloid precursor protein. Signaling by Notch receptors mediates a wide range of developmental cell fates. Processing of the beta-amyloid precursor protein generates neurotoxic amyloid beta peptides, the major component of senile plaques associated with Alzheimer's disease. This gene encodes a protein that is required for Notch pathway signaling, and for the activity and accumulation of gamma-secretase. Mutations resulting in haploinsufficiency for this gene cause familial acne inversa-2 (ACNINV2). Alternative splicing results in multiple transcript variants. [provided by RefSeq, Jul 2013]
GeneCards Summary for PSENEN Gene
PSENEN (Presenilin Enhancer Gamma Secretase Subunit) is a Protein Coding gene. Diseases associated with PSENEN include acne inversa, familial, 2 and hidradenitis. Among its related pathways are PI-3K cascade and Signaling by FGFR. An important paralog of this gene is ENSG00000188223.
UniProtKB/Swiss-Prot for PSENEN Gene
Essential subunit of the gamma-secretase complex, an endoprotease complex that catalyzes the intramembrane cleavage of integral membrane proteins such as Notch receptors and APP (beta-amyloid precursor protein). Probably represents the last step of maturation of gamma-secretase, facilitating endoproteolysis of presenilin and conferring gamma-secretase activity.
Secretases are a group of enzymes involved in the proteolytic cleavage of amyloid precursor protein (APP). There are three types of secretases, alpha-secretase, beta-secretase and gamma-secretase. gamma-Secretase is a multi-subunit internal protease that cleaves within the transmembrane domain of its substrates. It is itself an integral membrane protein and minimally consists of four proteins; presenilin, nicastrin, APH-1 and PEN-2. Presenilin is an aspartic protease and the catalytic subunit of the complex. There are two important substrates of gamma-secretase; amyloid precursor protein (APP) and Notch. gamma-secretase can cleave several sites within APP, and the most common products are Abeta40 and Abeta42. Abeta42 is fibrillogenic and associated with disease states, notably Alzheimer's disease. gamma-Secretase catalyzes the second step in Notch protein cleavage. gamma-Secretase cleaves within the transmembrane domain of Notch, releasing the intracellular domain (Nbeta) into the cytoplasm. Nbeta moves to the nucleus where it can regulate gene expression by activating the transcription factor CSL. This gamma-secretase-Notch signaling pathway has a role in promoting angiogenesis in the embryo and wound healing in the adult.


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The frustration has been boiling with John Wall when it comes to the lack of foul calls he receives when he attacks the paint, and in his mind it never was more evident than in Wednesday night's loss to the Charlotte Bobcats. On what turned out to be a game-changing play, Wall was whistled for fouling Kemba Walker on a three-point attempt with the shot clock about to expire. At best, based on replays, the contact was minimal.
"I didn't touch him. All he did was scream," Wall said. "The ref gave him calls all night because he was screaming."
The Wizards (33-31) were called for 22 fouls, twice as many as the Bobcats (31-34) who only had two at halftime -- none among their starters. When that was pointed out in the locker room postgame, it drew some puzzled looks. Yes, Charlotte is a good defensive team -- good enough that Bradley Beal admitted the coverages confused him and put him "in a daze" en route to 7-for-18 shooting -- but not that good.
"This was like a playoff game," Wall said. "They called it too tight with certain calls that didn't go our way, but it's still not the reason why we lost."
The Bobcats had a 22-9 edge in attempted free throws. They were plus-11 in points there. It's becoming a pattern for the Wizards, who coach Randy Wittman said lacked aggression. The last time his team took more foul shots than an opponent was Feb. 27 at the Toronto Raptors.
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By time Wall went to the foul line for the first time Wednesday, with 4:31 left in the game, they were trailing 87-80 and he was distracted by anger.
"I was really upset," he said. "I was mad. I always wait until the three-minute mark of the fourth quarter to get a call. Plenty of times I jumped to the basket. I think I should've been to the line plenty more."
And take into account this context: Twice this season, in losses at the Oklahoma City Thunder and at home to the Denver Nuggets, Wall had the ball on final possessions and was blatantly fouled. The Thunder's Jeremy Lamb hacked him across the forearm and Wall misfired on the layup at the buzzer. Nate Robinson admitted afterward that he pulled Wall's arm as he caught the ball on the move to the basket, causing him to lose possession as Denver won.
Wittman was hit with a technical for arguing the call on Wall vs. Charlotte. Coupled with the three foul shots, Walker made that one too for a four-point swing that was too much to overcome. Wittman wouldn't touch the topic when asked after the game what he told the official.
"I had a bad roast beef sandwich today and I told him don't go to this deli that I went to," Wittman quipped.
Wall simply left with a bad taste in his mouth and likely will get a letter from the NBA issuing a fine, or a warning, for criticizing officials.


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No. 7 K-State ready for final exam against Texas
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MANHATTAN, Kan. -- It probably wasn't the most happy of Thanksgivings for seventh-ranked Kansas State.
The Wildcats had climbed ever so slowly to No. 1 in the BCS standings before losing two weeks ago at Baylor, ending their perfect season along with their national championship dreams.
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Rated 4 / 5 stars
Nice job! Keep it up!
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Good Job Man =D Downloads.
I Really like the bells you added in there and that high solo lead in the background nice soft bass you have there as well nice calm breakdown when the choir starts then it boots up again with a melody with it then gets back into it and walla gets you started again but You should extend it tell me when you have a longer version of this song no rush. Have Fun
check out my cybersonic song =D
Thanks. I don't think I'll manage an extended version right now; I have other projects to finish first.
I'll check that out.
Rated 5 / 5 stars
Im gonna b honeest, you are much better at time themed music than you are at chaoz themed music. epic music overall.
Thank you.
Rated 4 / 5 stars
Havin' fun with the samples I made, I hear? :3
This is some really great stuff.
But there are a lot of things you could improve on.
I'm not a big fan of the melody, but oh well.
The quality is pretty good, but there aren't enough low frequencies, it would help if you added a louder subbass to the track.
And ... well ... yeah ... the Choir is panned to the right ... >_< But you must have noticed that.
Last flaw ... the higher frequencies are too loud and a bit painful ...
But other than that, nice track!
I defenitly see improvement!
Good luck with the Newgrounds audio contest thing!
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Ohlolsnap, it's only the kick and snare that you made. =P
I tried a low bass and low Choir notes to fill in the low frequencies, but looks like it isn't enough.
The choir was supposed to be on the right. Maybe I should center it next time.
And maybe I didn't cut the high frequencies enough with the PEQ2.
Thanks for the review.


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Evan Campbell
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5th round (128th overall), 2013
175 lbs.
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2009-10: Evan Campbell played for the Vancouver NE Chiefs midget major team in British Columbia. He scored 14 goals with 14 assists and had 64 penalty minutes in 39 regular season games. In four playoff games he scored 1 goal with 1 assist and 2 penalty minutes.
2010-11: Campbell appeared in one game with the BCHL's Cowichan Valley Capitals, spending most of the season with the junior B Kerry Park Islanders in the Vancouver Island Junior Hockey League. He had no points nor penalty minutes in his only game with the Capitals. Campbell scored 14 goals with 22 assists and 28 penalty minutes in 41 games for Kerry Park. The Islanders finished second in the North Division and Campbell scored 2 goals with 1 assist in five playoff games.
2011-12: Campbell saw limited ice time with Cowichan Valley, which had the BCHL's fourth-best record, but after a mid-season trade to Langley saw an increased role with the Rivermen, who failed to make the playoffs,. The 18-year-old scored 1 goal with 1 assist and 17 penalty minutes in 17 games with the Express before the trade. He played in 31 games for Langley and scored 11 goals with 8 assists and 18 penalty minutes. Langley finished seventh in the eight-team Coastal Division.
2012-13:Campbell returned to Langley for his second BCHL season and in October 2012 committed to playing college hockey at Massachusetts-Lowell in 2013-14. He was named the Rivermen's top forward, scoring 20 goals with 46 assists and 46 penalty minutes in 51 games. Langley finished fourth in the Mainland Division in the re-aligned BCHL. Campbell scored 2 goals with 6 penalty minutes in four playoff games. Not among the 210 North American skaters in Central Scouting's final rankings, he was selected by Edmonton in the fifth round (128th overall) of the 2013 NHL Draft.
2013-14: Campbell skated in 33 of 41 games for Massachusetts-Lowell in his freshman season. Playing both wing and center for the Riverhawks, he scored 9 goals with 2 assists and was +5 with 18 penalty minutes. Massachusetts-Lowell captured the Hockey East playoff championship after finishing second to Boston College in the regular season. In the NCAA Northeast Regional they defeated Minnesota State, 2-1, before falling to Boston College, 4-3, in the championship game.
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Manon Brundel | Esther van den Berg | Yaël D. Reijmer | Jeroen de Bresser | L. Jaap Kappelle | Geert Jan Biessels
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little big Ben!!!!!!!!!!
muy bonita
Very interesting shot of the locomotives.
This church was used as a location for the church scenes in the Film 'Enigma'. Kate Winslett sat on a pew in this church during filming.
impressionant, preciosa
Beautiful houses, very lovely and typically English.... (from the perspective of a foreigner)
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Hi, I'm walking the Saxon Shore Way and reached Cliffe today. I walked around this church and thought it was beautiful. I am enthralled by this area. So much history and amazing bird life. I am so glad the Boris airport will not go ahead. This is a unique place and must be protected.
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My friend Dan Winter posted 2009 SharePoint Toolbox Review today on his blog. Within the post, the best tool I like is the ULS Viewer. If there's an election of SharePoint Administrator troubleshooting tools, I would vote it as the president!
So what is ULS? It stands for Unified Logging Service. Mr. Winter explained that a lot in his blog so I would not repeat. But, it is the top one thing you should look at when you want to troubleshoot some SharePoint issue. Of course, troubleshooting is not always to get the symbols, debug and trace problems… If that is indeed needed, then it may be a bug. Most of the time, ULS log is already quite helpful. For example, sometimes I got a service error in the webpage, some errors in event log, but nothing told the exact root of the problem. Then when I looked into ULS log, it told me that the credential of the user did not work. It is really helpful.
I did a user research earlier this year, more than 75% of SharePoint Administrators had no idea about ULS log. There're some reasons. Since the ULS log is designed mainly for product group and customer service usage, the default format is not very user friendly. The log is hard to read, and you may get overwhelming messages instead of the useful ones. Now, we have ULS Viewer to solve the problem.
For SharePoint 2010, by default, ULS log is at
C:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\Web Server Extensions\14\LOGS
You can check the directory and try to read those logs. I was quite used to that, with notepad:)
ULS Viewer can be used in different modes. The log can be read from log files, real time ULS log, or even clipboard. Here's some examples:
On a machine running SharePoint 2010, run ULS Viewer. Click File, Open From, then choose ULS (This could also be done by simply press Ctrl+U). Immediately the logs will be shown in real-time. You can filter message level by click the icons in the middle. This can tell you what is going on inside SharePoint.
The best feature I love is the Toggle Correlation Tree button. In SharePoint 2010 we can use correlation id to trace a series of event inside SharePoint. For example, in this screenshot, my machine is trying to flush usage log. The different entries may be buried in the big ULS log file, but with correlation id you can easily track them – they shared the same id "c000006c-5b56-412b-9de1-78aae06d121f".
Another good feature is the notifications. You can set notification level for ULS Viewer, by default it will pop up notification for Critical message. For example in this screenshot, when Health Analyzer checked my machine for a security rule, it wrote a critical message into the log. With ULS Viewer, you can quickly identify the location of the message. If there's an exception, you can also check the detail of that.
I'm ready to throw my notepad away – ULS Viewer is the one to go with, for troubleshooting.
You may have already been busy trying different new fancy features of SharePoint 2010. Time to try something really hardcore for IT Pro! Remote Blob Storage is always what people are asking for – to put blob objects outside of SQL Server database, directly on file system or on some storage solutions like Documentum and FileNet. In such way, it may provide cheaper storage or better performance. SharePoint 2010 support RBS, and also can leverage SQL Server FILESTREAM RBS provider for customers to try out the capability.
In SharePoint 2010, FILESTREAM RBS Provider is also used for getting around the 4GB database limitation in SQL Server Express. Given the fact that SharePoint Foundation 2010 (used to be called Windows SharePoint Services v4) is no longer a part of Windows Server operating system, it will not use Windows Internal Database. So when Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 users are trying to upgrade their farms, they may have an internal database larger than 4GB, which would pass the limitation of SQL Server Express. There will be a prompt to let user download this FILESTREAM RBS Provider to put large blob objects on file system, store the rest like metadata, configuration in databases. In this way, the limitation of SQL Server Express can be bypassed. But, at the same time you should consider to move to other SQL Server editions. With the growth of the databases, SQL Server Express and Windows Internal Database are not the choices for scalability.
Note: FILESTREAM RBS Provider does not always provide better performance. We will release document on TechNet for recommendation and planning.
You can also consider using a third party RBS provider.
Documentation (Updated on 12/04/2009)
Overview of BLOB storage
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee748607(office.14).aspx (SharePoint Foundation 2010)
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee748649(office.14).aspx (SharePoint Server 2010)
Install and configure Remote BLOB Storage
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee663474(office.14).aspx (SharePoint Foundation 2010)
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee748631(office.14).aspx (SharePoint Server 2010)
Enable a content database to use Remote Blob Storage (RBS)
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee748605(office.14).aspx (SharePoint Foundation 2010)
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee748641(office.14).aspx (SharePoint Server 2010)
Upgrade from a stand-alone installation of Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 to SharePoint
Installation Notes
The key component is the provider itself. With SharePoint 2010 Public Beta, we need to use the FILESTREAM RBS Provider shipped with SQL Server 2008 R2 Nov CTP. Don't worry, it can be installed and used with SQL Server 2008.
The original download link on TechNet article pointed to an older version of the provider which was used with SharePoint 2010 Technical Preview (a.k.a. June CTP). This link has already been updated with the new one, so if you downloaded "RBS_X64.msi" earlier, please re-download it. The correct installer should be 4.67MB, with a digital signature time stamp at Nov 1st, 2009.
When you copy and paste the script, be careful with the quotes – there could be issues with them. You need to clean the wrong quotes, and replace them with the right one.
Follow the steps described in the documentation and get it setup. If you get into any problems, please report them to SharePoint 2010 - Setup, Upgrade, Administration and Operation Forum on TechNet Forums.
Another point is, you can allow only big files to be put into FILESTREAM. Since FILESTREAM performance is not as good as the databases when it deals with small files (for example, <1M), you can change this threshold. The following Windows PowerShell command change the setting to 1M (1048576 bytes), file below 1M will be stored in DB.
$cbd = Get-SPContentDatabase "WSS_Content" $cbd.RemoteBlobStorageSettings.MinimumBlobStorageSize=1048576 $cdb.Update()
It would be good to test the performance based on your own storage and hardware.
Q1. Who should consider using FILESTREAM RBS Provider?A: People who are using Windows Internal Database to host their Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 or SharePoint Server 2007 content database, and want to upgrade to 2010 products, should consider FILESTREAM RBS Provider. Also, FILESTREAM RBS Provider could also be considered to deal with the following scenarios:
1. Store terabytes of data for archiving purpose.2. Media streaming.
Q2 removed. :-)
Jie Li
Technical Product Manager, SharePoint
If you are evaluating SharePoint 2010 Beta on Windows 7/Vista, you may also want to try language packs on it. The language packs were not released with other beta bits on 11/18 publicly, but now they are available.
Beta Language Packs for SharePoint Foundation 2010 Beta and SharePoint Server 2010 Beta are now
So when you run the installer, you may find it reports an error say it cannot be installed on non-server system. This is expected. Since they share the same installer with SharePoint bits, you can use the same workaround to make it install.
Follow the same way to extract all files to a folder, then modify \files\Setup\config.xml, add <Setting Id="AllowWindowsClientInstall" Value="True"/> under configuration tag, then save it.
This would allow you to install SharePoint 2010 beta language packs on Windows 7/Vista, if SharePoint is already installed.
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I love this website for all the feedback and reassurance! I'm 10 weeks and my doctor also said I'd show sooner with baby #2, but what is sooner?!?!? I thought I can't be showing! It must be in my head. I started showing at 6 months with baby #1 and so I thought I should suck in my tummy and not let my tummy muscles go so early in the pregnancy, but it's not in my head! I am showing and even though I just look fat I know it's my little baby's environment getting all situated :) Exciting!! Congrats everyone!!posted 07/08/2010 by DDiva86
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So happy to read all these posts! I am 7 weeks along and am close to going up a bra size already and feel like I am starting to show. Like everyone I knew that you would start to show sooner with your second one (my daughter is almost 2) but I was thinking I had at least until about 12 weeks! My husband and I are trying to keep it between us for now but I am thinking I may have to tell sooner.... glad to hear it's normal though!posted 04/21/2010 by a BabyCenter Member
I feel the same way! I am 5 weeks along with my second ( my daughter is 3) and bought maternity pants yesterday. Maybe it is becuase im bloated, but not the bloating is causing my belly to be much more rounded. I have only gained aout 2 lbs, but i feel like ive gained 100!! I look 5 months pregnant and im barely one lol. Also with my first i was sick, but had energy and didnt show until i was about 6 months. this time im not sick atall, but can sleep for a week straight if i could!!posted 04/06/2010 by chercano
I am 18 weeks pregnant and my stomache seems to have already "popped". I look like I am 6 months pregnant! it's crazy! This is my second pregnancy though. My first pregnancy was the total opposite of this one. I just wonder how much bigger am I actually going to get because I not quite even half way through yet!posted 02/27/2010 by Ash843
i am 15 weeks and it looks like im 6 months i have not gained any weight but my belly is hugh. this is my secound and starting around 8 weeks i had to start wearing ruberbands on my pants.posted 03/26/2010 by suzieferraro
I am not quite 7 weeks pregnant and this is my second pregnancy. I didn't look pregnant until almost 5 months the first time around but I am already not able to button many of my pants this time!posted 12/30/2009 by a BabyCenter Member
i also am 6 wks..i didnt show untill around the 5th month and i feel like i am showing already...im glad to know that i am not the only one who feels like this..thksposted 12/12/2009 by meggietish2479
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The "Later Years" section lifts much of Primrose's biography in the Oxford Dictionary of National Biography wholesale. [1] — Preceding unsigned comment added by 22.214.171.124 (talk) 18:58, 21 July 2011 (UTC) I have modified the main heading on the section on Sport omitting the 'Professional' prefix as this may infer he also financially profited out of playing football as well as his horse racing interests.Cloptonson (talk) 18:22, 2 June 2012 (UTC)
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I understand that he paid for the statue of Oliver Cromwell in front of the Palace of Westminster. In the Cromwell article, there is a citation, but I think there must be a more authoritative citation.--TGC55 (talk) 16:54, 25 June 2013 (UTC)
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This is not a garrett pro or a white's or any other big name product. But for this price it is one of the best beginner/learner type I have seen. I know very little about metal detectors but have learn so much through this one, I now know I will be moving up to a much better one but I will keep this one for my grandchildren to learn on.This metal detector has 9-functions and although that may not mean much to many, as it was with me in the beginning, but that is more than any of the name brand beginner types for much more money.Needless to say it is not perfect but come on for $40 what do you want (approx. & with a discount, which is another nicity). I found it work in the water, up to the second post, the discrimination is a great help in blocking out junk and once you get to understanding the different beeps and boops, you can easily figure out what to dig and what to leave.Minor cons, it as I suppose any of these are tough to learn for an old fart like me. In the water, the coil is so buoyant, it is tiring trying to keep it close to the bottom. The first one I got, the handle broke after a few months, but I guess that's a wash because they traded it out for a new one anyway. Lastly the arm-band needs a velcro strap to keep it in place easier. But again, an easy fix.So, all-in-all, if I could, I suppose it deserves a 4.8593 stars but for the nice warranty, I won't split hairs. I like it alot.
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my brother-in-law bought me one for my birthday. one day we were surf fishing and we got bored not catching anything so i took this baby out and started walking the beach waving this thing side to side as i walked up and down. put it on 75% sensitivity and was holding the detector 3-6 inches above the sand. i picked up 2- 2 inch nails and a tiny piece of tin foil! my brother-in-law took his turn and he also found nails and a frame of eyeglass. i put it on all kinds of metal setting so we did pick up all kinds of junk. lol... well it definitely worked great for what it was intended to do. next time we will cover more ground and see if we can find more interesting stuff. i don't know what the fuzz was all about this thing not working. follow the instructions and it should work fine. happy hunting!
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I use it looking for lost things that people have lost or things of nature and it works great because you can tell apart what your searching for nothing is bad about it I love the product great price
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This item worked great. I have never used one of these in my life! My husband and I were walking along the side of the road and we realized his ring was gone! Worse case scenario here we were by an over grown ditch! After searching 2 hours at night with flash lights another 2 hours the next day. I went and bought this after looking at many amazing reviews. I never would have found the ring it was in a ditch in a bunch of over grown weeds!!! I took me 20 minutes to find it!I think I just found a new hobby!
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I first bought this metal detector to see if i like the hobby if i did i would upgrade to something better,i did.This metal detector is pretty good once you figure it out.I usually set discrimination between the center line and the last line that takes out most junk metal other than this detector likes iron so from time to time it will have a solid tone on a big piece of iron.It is kind of flimsy feeling but i throw it in the back of my truck drop it on the ground and its still in good shape.One thing that i cant figure out is how to use the meter on it no matter what i find shallow or deep it always swings to the far right.Like i said i got this until i upgraded now i have the yellow 350 and this one but the yellow one is in the closet now quarters ring up like bottle caps nickles like pull tabs on that one I wish i would have never bought it because it sucks or maybe i dont know how to use it. Next time I upgrade I want to try the tesoro brand oh yeah ive had it for six months and use it nearly everyday
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- Firm lightly and keep evenly moist.
- Seedlings emerge in 7-14 days.
- Thin stand to about 12 inches apart when seedlings are 1-2 inches tall.
How to Grow
- Keep weeds under control during the growing season. Weeds compete with plants for water, space and nutrients, so control them by either cultivating often or use a mulch to prevent their seeds from germinating. Avoid disturbing the soil around the plants when weeding.
- Keep plants well watered during dry periods to promote rapid, uninterrupted growth. Plants need about 1 inch of rain per week during the growing season. Use a rain gauge to check to see if you need to add water. It's best to water with a drip or trickle system that delivers water at low pressure at the soil level. If you water with overhead sprinklers, water early in the day so the foliage has time to dry off before evening, to minimize disease problems. Keep the soil moist but not saturated.
- If flower stalk appears, remove it to prolong the harvest.
- Monitor for pests and diseases. Check with your local Cooperative Extension Service for pest controls recommended for your area.
Harvest and Preserving Tips
- Begin harvesting leaves when they reach 5-6 inches or are large enough to use.
- Break off the outer leaves at their base, taking care not to damage the inner leaves.
- Plants that are harvested regularly will continue to produce new growth from the center of the plant.
- Both the leaves and stalks are edible raw, steamed, and sautéed, but avoid the lower 2-3 inches of the stalk as it may be fibrous and tough.
- Swiss chard may be blanched and frozen. Stems may be pickled.
Days To Maturity60 daysSunFull SunSpread8 inchesHeight12-16 inchesSow MethodDirect SowPlanting TimeSpring, SummerSow Time2-4 weeks BLFThin12 inchesLife CycleAnnual


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