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Date of Stay: October, 2015
Ja-Mar is a suburban park abutting U.S. 19, which is a major state highway to Tarpon Springs, Clearwater, and Tampa. It is not a traditional rural campground, but instead the best-maintained mobile home park I've ever seen. It offers the opportunity to basecamp with convenient access to many Florida attractions. Campsites are back-in. The staff members are unfailingly pleasant and helpful. The park office freely offers next-day permits to wash one's RV at one's site (no charge). Each site has a separate clearly-marked recycled water faucet to be used for RV washing.
Date of Stay: October, 2015
The park was well maintained. Numerous piles of landscape debris at the back of the park (away from campsites) apparently resulted from the changes being made. Staff was pleasant and helpful, inviting use of the rec hall and the other facilities.
Date of Stay: October, 2015
This is a well-maintained park with spacious sites at a price reasonable at today's rates. It is also well-situated and extremely convenient as an overnight stop. While no longer "ahead of its time" (I've been using it annually for over 30 years), upgrades and continuing maintenance have kept it a valued stop.
Date of Stay: October, 2015
Camped on a cold, windy weekend. Great Halloween programming for the grandkids. Pleasant staff. Some sites require 4+" RV leveling, which is the only thing keeping this from a "10" rating. Will gladly return.
Date of Stay: September, 2015
I visited as one of an owners' group, and I and all were treated pleasantly and helpfully by staff. The park was clean and well maintained, with a variety of site options available. The park recreation room was made available to the group because inclement weather curtailed our planned outdoor activities. As it rained for most of the time I was there I didn't get to see or use the campground at its best.
Date of Stay: August, 2015
This is an updated and extremely well maintained campground...I'm told this is the 3rd generation of the family to own and manage it. Many sites are in woods, or border woods. Campground security is constant, and mobile. I dinged the park a little for their weak WiFi at outer campsites, though it's strong near the office and available at a table in the laundry. I certainly would return.
Date of Stay: September, 2013
This is a beautiful, well-maintained campground with courteous, responsive staff. We paid the listed rate for the regular pull-trough sites (premium sites are available), but received a free night on their current "stay 3-get a free 4th night" special. Free cable offerings were excellent. WiFi was readily available but of average speed. The restrooms have been newly redone with ceramic tile and upgraded fixtures. The price is quite reasonable for a popular destination area and with the amenities included. We will gladly return.
Date of Stay: August, 2013
The campground was clean, and visibly well maintained. The one-night discount sites are grassy back-ins on a hill near to the office. The sites are fairly level. We paid the Passport America rate far a Water/Electric/Sewer site.
Date of Stay: August, 2013
This is a clean, well maintained campground with moderate width but generous length sites. Office and workcamper staff were friendly and helpful, and interested in solving potential problems. The campground does not take reservations, and had no Water/Electric/Sewer sites available when we arrived seeking such a site for a 5 day stay. The office worker told us that a number would be available the next day, if we wished a Water/Electric-only site for the night, and could move to the desired type of site the following day. Problem solved. The park is near to most Shipshewana attractions. Our only caveat about the park involves their WiFi setup. The 1st 30 minutes each day (starting and continuing from your 1st log-on of the day) is free. After that one faces a $3 daily or $8 for 3-day charge. This is a major irritant in an age where the majority of campgrounds offer a form of free internet connection. In fact, we went to breakfast each day at McDonald's to use their free internet....passing local eateries miles closer to the park to do so.
Date of Stay: July, 2013
Mildly rustic setting, but extremely well maintained campground. Programs and trail rides appear thoughtfully organized and executed. Close enough to Gettysburg to have access to historic sites without being in the midst of suburbia. On our "we will return" list.
Date of Stay: July, 2012
We paid the Good Sam rate. This former KOA park appears tired and very worn, with much deferred maintenance. Just after we signed in, two people (a male and a female) came to the office to report a lack of hot water in the shower rooms. Office person was attempting to find someone to work on the problem. We were charged for cable, but it simply was not working anywhere in our end of the park. After being assigned our site, we were told WiFi probably wouldn't reach that end of the park, but that the lounge was open 24/7 and that it would function there. We apparently did have one of the few level sites in the park. We believe this park is definitely not worth 50 percent of their charged rate, and we will not return.
Date of Stay: July, 2012
We paid the Good Sam rate. Pro: The sites are large, the staff friendly and helpful with information. Generally, the park seemed well maintained. Con: Whoever engineered the sewer connections had 40-foot motorhomes with far rear dump valves in mind. My 23-foot travel trailer would have required a 30-foot sewer hose to reach the sewer line. The park felt barely in use, with few others here. This former KOA felt deserted.
Date of Stay: July, 2012
We paid the Passport America rate. The campground's full name doesn't appear at the entrance; just "RV PARK", and "$25 a night", and "Good Sam". The sites are large, level, and clean. Catch-and-release fishing is free at the large pond. Wi-Fi is fast and free, and all hookups worked well. The long-bearded owner seemed very laid-back. As we arrived, he was leaving in his pickup, and paused to tell us, "Pick the spot you like best, and I'll catch up with you when I get back." This was a great overnight stop, and would also be an excellent place to simply kick back and read some novels. It is, however, far from any stores or service locations.
Date of Stay: July, 2012
We paid the Passport America rate. NOTE: Although PA is available Monday through Thursday of the week, one may only have the discount rate for two days. This is a clean, well-managed, quiet campground with a large pond, level sites, and free WiFi. The office and store staff are courteous and friendly. We will gladly return again.
Date of Stay: July, 2012
We paid the Good Sam rate. This is a clean, well landscaped campground with large, mostly pull-through sites. It is on a Civil War battlefield. The park is noticeably quiet, with an absence of road noise. The office staff are friendly and helpful, providing several handouts and directions to local attractions, services, and shopping. It is a fine, convenient location to base camp while enjoying the Chattanooga area.


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This little guide will help you use Bochs to debug and simulate your kernel. Bochs is a software simulator (a hardware emulator) that can give you detailed information about the interaction between your system software and the underlying hardware.
Bochs is best built from source so that you can control the amount of emulation and also enable debugging mode. So, to do that, just grab the source tar from their website here.
After you grab it, untar it, and traverse to the main directory. Within this directory, run the following command to configure with some nice default options.
./configure --enable-pci --enable-debugger --enable-apic --enable-x86-64 --enable-smp --enable-vbe --enable-acpi --enable-ne2000 --enable-sse=3
for bochs 2.46 and later several config options have been deprecated, and are now configured at runtime.
./configure --enable-pci --enable-debugger --enable-x86-64 --enable-smp --enable-ne2000
If you get this error while compiling:
gui/libgui.a(gtk_enh_dbg_osdep.o): In function `MakeGTKthreads()': ./build/bochs-2.4.2/gui/gtk_enh_dbg_osdep.cc:2120: undefined reference to `pthread_create'
You need to add -lpthread to the Makefile under LIBS (approximately line 98)
After this step, you may build.
If you'd like to install, you can run this command as a privileged user.
make install
And then follow the rest of this guide to use the software.
Bochs uses a
bochsrc file as a means of configuration. Here is an example:
romimage: /usr/local/share/bochs/BIOS-bochs-latest megs: 128 ata1-slave: type=cdrom, path="./xomb.iso", status=inserted boot: cdrom cpu: count=2, reset_on_triple_fault=0
This configuration shows the minimum one would need to boot a small OS from strictly a compact disc image. There are more sophisticated settings, but these are good to get started. For more in depth information, look at the Bochs manual at their website. A link is provided in the External Links section.
Each option either describes a configuration of the system or a behavior of the BIOS:
- romimage is the path to the BIOS image that bochs will use, and the path given in the sample is the typical path used my bochs when installed.
- megs depicts the physical memory capacity of the system.
- ata1-slave describes what IO device is connected to the first ATA line. It also gives a path to the iso image you wish to mount.
- boot tells the BIOS which IO device to use as the first boot option.
- cpu describes the number of processors in count and whether or not it should cause a reset on a triple fault. By not resetting, it is easier to notice and investigate a triple fault within your system software.
Using Bochs
Quick Start
For the sample configuration above, the system will load an iso file (xomb.iso) as a cdrom and boot from this disc. If this
bochsrc is in the same directory as the iso, this configuration will work. To start bochs, you just need a simple command:
bochs -q
This will start bochs and automatically use the configuration file in the current directory. If bochs was built with the debugger (
--debugger), then it may present a command prompt. To continue, just type a
c and press enter.
> c
This tells it to execute. If your system software runs without fault, bravo! If not, the rest of this article will help you use bochs to investigate why.
The rest of this guide assumes that you have built Bochs with the
--debugger configuration option.
With a breakpoint, you can stop execution at a specific address. This is useful for debugging a specific set of instructions as you can set the breakpoint as the first address and then step through each instruction in turn. At each instruction, you can view information such as the values of registers and memory.
To set a breakpoint, use the
vb option. If you have experience with other command line based debuggers, you will notice many options are similar. This command, which stands for 'virtual break', will take a virtual address to an instruction given in segment:address form. That is, if you want to stop at
0xffff800000100000 when CS is
0x10, which is a typical pairing for a kernel, and the configuration XOmB uses, you would use this command:
> vb 0x10:0xffff800000100000
When bochs gets to this address when it attempts to decode an instruction, it will halt all execution and give you a command prompt. With this you can control further execution. For instance, you can step through instructions one at a time using the
s command. Like so:
> s
This will execute one instruction and then return control back with yet another command prompt.
When you get to a call instruction, sometimes you don't want to take the code path into the function and just want to continue within the current or check the validity of the return of the function to be called. You can use the next instruction to execute the call statement and not halt execution until after a ret returns to the instruction immediately after the call. Then it will give you yet another command prompt.
> n
When you want to continue execution and give back control to bochs (at least until another breakpoint), you can use the
c command to do this. When bochs starts, you will see a command line, and you will probably want to just run the code as is. You can use this command in that case.
> c
Page Translation
If you are writing a kernel and are writing the modules to support paging and virtual memory, it can be a tough thing to debug. Bochs uses the data structures used for virtual memory just as an actual piece of hardware would. It also gives methods of reading and interpreting this data (or at least what bochs is seeing) so that you can compare with the expected values.
The first command is the
page command. This takes a virtual address. Bochs will report, if successfully mapped and marked present, the linear address of the physical page.
page 0xffff800000100000
You may press 's' and step through code when using multiple cores only to frustratingly realize that it only steps CPU 0. Also, 'regs' and 'creg' will only work for CPU 0 at first as well. This occurs because Bochs internally relies on a CPU variable for the debugger, which can be set using the 'set' command as such:
set $cpu = 1
This will set the current cpu (in terms of which the debugger refers) to CPU 1. If you have 4 cores, this value can range from 0 to 3, and so on. Each command will then refer to this cpu, and this cpu alone.


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"Not Said By Jesus, Ever"....
If you want to tell people the truth, make them laugh, otherwise they'll kill you. -- Oscar Wilde
Monday, November 01, 2010
Not Said By Jesus, Classic
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Not said by Jesus, but I do wonder if it ever crossed His mind. How could our blessed Lord not have a sense of humor?
"Peter, you rock!" :-)
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2013 Hyundai Elantra GL for $10,995
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It's no secret that I'm a wagon fan, so one might have expected me to be upset when I found out Hyundai would be discontinuing its Elantra Touring wagon and replacing it with the GT hatchback.
But, based on looks alone, I'm instead congratulating Hyundai on offering something that's a whole lot more appealing for 2013.
The only downside to the change, really, is a loss in maximum cargo capacity -- GT owners will only be able to stuff 1,440 litres of their stuff with the rear seats folded flat compared to 1,848 litres in the old Touring.
But that's it for negatives. The rest of the story is all good news.
Starting at $19,149, the Elantra GT GL comes standard with a six-speed manual gearbox, driver-selectable steering (more on that later), disc brakes all around, keyless entry, 16-inch steel wheels, heated and power-adjustable mirrors, six-speaker audio with auxiliary inputs, air conditioning, power windows, a trip computer, a rear-seat centre armrest, heated front seats, Bluetooth connectivity, and a cooled glove box. A six-speed automatic adds $1,250.
That's a whole lot of kit for 20 grand.
The $21,349 GLS picks up fog lights, a panoramic glass roof, alloy wheels, a front centre console, leather wrapping for the steering wheel and shift knob, and an eight-way power driver's seat. Again, a six-speed slushbox is optional.
Our tester was the SE which stickers at $24,349, including the automatic. Other notable equipment includes mirror-mounted turn signals, 17-inch alloys, automatic headlights, windshield wiper de-icers, automatic climate control, an auto-dimming rear-view mirror and leather upholstery.
The Tech package commands $26,349 and adds push-button start, a seven-inch touch-screen navigation system and rear-view camera.
As a whole, the Elantra GT range offers substantial value in its class. The only item that gives me pause is the $2,000 hit for the tech package. There's some value in that number, since the display and camera are pieces of hardware not offered on lesser models. But the cost of navigation systems has gone down considerably in recent years and a figure half that amount would seem more appropriate.
Aesthetically, everything that was wrong with the Elantra Touring is right with the GT. While there are some pretty wagons on the market, the Touring was not one of them. Its exterior styling was likely a deal-breaker for many because it just looks too utilitarian and not sporty at all.
But that has all been fixed this year. The GT joins the Elantra coupe and sedan for 2013, and all three models have striking styling that belies their modest price-tags. The GT looks good from every angle, thanks to short overhangs, aggressive front and rear detailing, and wheels and tires that do a much better job of filling the wheel wells.
The swoopiness continues inside, but it's still a fairly clean design and not as busy or intimidating as that of the Ford Focus. The seats are comfortable and supportive and the deep-set gauges reinforce the sporty nature of Elantra's styling. There are buttons on the wheel a-plenty, including those for cruise control, audio, telephone and trip computer.
There's also a little button on the lower right steering wheel which allows driver control of steering effort. Choosing between comfort, normal and sport results in a progressive increase in the amount of effort required to turn the wheel.
Now, it should be noted that there's no difference in steering feel, feedback or ratio -- how tight the car turns in response to a specific turn of the wheel. It's just for adjusting how much assist the electric power-steering system provides. A little gimmicky, I think, and that button will see very little action once an individual decides how much effort is just right for them.
The centre-stack arrangement is very straightforward, with an open bin just ahead of the shift lever along with two power points and auxiliary audio inputs just above. The climate-control buttons are large and easy to get used to, and the same goes for the audio controls and display that top the centre stack.
I was impressed with the comfortable and supportive seats, just one of the things that makes the GT feel like it's worth more money than many of its similarly-priced competitors. In short, the driver's seat is a fine place to be even before the engine is fired up.
So, the car looks good inside and out, but that means nothing if it's not a great drive. And this is where the Elantra surprised me the most.
Driving down that evil stretch of McGillivray Boulevard westbound between Pembina and Waverley is where most cars' suspensions will give up and say 'uncle'. This is where each and every pavement joint sends shudders through the passenger compartments of cars with less-than-solid underpinnings. But the Elantra took this challenge in stride and cruised through it without breaking a sweat. That's where this car's premium aspirations became more than just pretense.
This point was driven home the following week when I was behind the wheel of Toyota's aging Corolla -- a car that's inferior in nearly every way to the Elantra, but commands a higher price. It it couldn't find its stride on that same stretch of road. If you can believe it, I was driving the Toyota wishing I'd been behind the wheel of a Hyundai.
That the Elantra achieved such laudable performance with a torsion beam rear axle (rather than an independent setup) makes it all the more significant.
Power from the Elantra's 1.8-litre engine is measured at 148 horses and 131 lb-ft of torque, and it moves the 1,300-kg hatchback without a problem. Engine power is smooth and refined, even when pushed. And while the manual version of this car would have been fun to try, the truth is that slushboxes are where the volume is -- and they're now achieving lower fuel consumption than their three-pedal counterparts, as is the case here.
After a week of city driving in heavy traffic, the Elantra consumed an average of 10.5 L/100 km. That's nowhere near the car's published city rating of 7.6, but this was in real-world winter conditions and anything less than 11 in those conditions ranks as thrifty in my books.
Hyundai has a winner here, and those who give it a chance are in for a treat.
2013 Hyundai Elantra GT
Type of vehicle: front-wheel drive
Engine: 1.8L four cylinder
Power: 148 hp @ 6,500 rpm; 131 lb-ft of torque @ 4,700 rpm
Transmission: six-speed automatic with manual shift mode
Length: 430 cm
Wheelbase: 2650 cm
Cargo volume: 651L/1,444L (rear seats up/folded)
Transport Canada fuel rating (L/100): 7.6 km city, 5.3 highway
Base price (GL): $19,149
Base price (SE): $24,349
Destination: $1,495
Price as Tested: $25,944 plus taxes


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CHESTER, Pa. — Both the Philadelphia Union and the New England Revolution are already out of playoff contention in 2012. One of those teams is ending its season in style, though, while the other is ending it in disaster.
Jack McInerney latched onto a Keon Daniel cross in the 73rd minute and headed in a goal for the Union, who then held on despite a sloppy final portion of the match to top New England, 1-0, at PPL Park on Saturday night.
In a game with no playoff implications at all, both teams showed why they are no longer in the hunt for a postseason spot. Finishing was terrible throughout, including Jerry Bengtson hitting the post despite shooting at an open net in the first half.
"Tonight was probably, for us, a lot tougher than it might have looked, both mentally, physically, and then tactically," said Union coach John Hackworth. "This was an excellent game where we still dug it and we played good soccer, we defended, and we still had a couple mistakes here and there. For us to get a 1-0 result like that, consecutive games where we're getting the results, I'm very proud of the guys."
Philadelphia found a way to win in a game that saw both teams struggle on offense for large stretches. McInerney scored his team-leading seventh goal of the season, a solid total for a 20-year-old player that was not getting playing time for the first half of 2012.
"McInerney has been really important to us in the last couple months and it's great to see him scoring goals because for this team," Hackworth said. "In the last couple games, he's done a huge amount of work and this is a tough position for him because we're asking him to do it by himself a little bit. So a good reward for him and for all the hard work the guys behind him did.
After conceding the goal, New England lost Benny Feilhaber to a second yellow card late in the second half, effectively dashing their hopes of equalizing. Saturday's loss continued a disastrous stretch for the Revs that has seen them win just one of their last fifteen games.
"It was not our best game, but when you do get in and get clean looks you got to finish them, especially on the road," said Revs coach Jay Heaps. "I thought MacMath had a good game, you've got to credit their keeper on the way he played."
New England shuffled its lineup a bit, moving Ryan Guy to center back for the first time and handing forward Alec Purdie his first career MLS start, albeit at defender.
"It feels great. I got in some games earlier in the year, but I had a set back," Purdie said. "In the past three months I have been working my way back, getting in some games and just helping the team any way I can. I started all over the place and tonight I got the start on the left side."
In contrast with the Revolution, the Union appear to be playing some of their best soccer of the season. Saturday's game was the club's second straight win and their third win in four games.
"Naturally you have to go through bumps in the road throughout the season," said goalkeeper Zac MacMath. "This team has learned a lot from the very beginning of the season to the middle of the season to now, and we're still learning. We're a very young team. Every game is a new experience for a lot of us. We're trying to take everything away from it and bring it into next season."
Here are the match highlights:
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10 man Revolution is a bit misleading since red card came in the 89th minute.
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I told everyone this kid should have been called up to the US U-23 Olympic Team. But no, Americans are not allowed to play for the USMNT.
A really deserved Red Card as well. Feilhaber had a go at a guy after the whistle and then took another guy out off the ball. He tried to argue both, he was acting like a stubborn little child.
This is the second red at PPL park. If their is a bigger @$$hole in MLS than Benny I don't know who it is. He acts like a total jerk – hope he never gets a USMNT call-up again 'cause he is an embarrassment on the pitch for his antics.


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Somebody Made the Winner's Check Out to Kyle Stanley at Torrey Pines Before He Blew Three-Shot Lead (Picture)
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If you are a golf fan, you might notice something strange about the photo above. As we know from watching Happy Gilmore, only the winner of a golf tournament gets one of the big checks. The winner of the Farmers Insurance Open this weekend at Torrey Pines also received $1,080,000, which is the amount you see written on said big check in the photo that Geoff Shackelford shared with us. The problem is Kyle Stanley didn't win. He should have, but he didn't.
Stanley tripled the 18th hole and then went on to lose to Brandt Snedeker in a playoff. The check that was made out to Stanley was then tossed under the 18th hole grandstand. At least Snedeker got a trophy.
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A strategic framework to strengthen Disaster Risk Reduction and Management (DRR/DRM)
With repeated threats and crises affecting the food security of the population in West Africa and Sahel FAO and WFP have committed to unite their efforts in order to reduce the vulnerability to risk in the region. FAO and WFP are committed to building resilience through the organization of Disaster Risk Reduction trainings, enhanced coordination in the field and the implementation of joint projects.
Read more on the Roadmap for the Sahel and West Africa
In Burkina Faso the recurrence of crisis led to the development of diverse strategies of people affected by food and nutrition insecurity. Some strategies such as the modification of food consumption habits, rural exodus, the sail of production capital, and debt combined with other structural factors increase households 'vulnerability and reduce their capacities to anticipate, prevent and recover from shocks. The weakening of resilience's capacities is at the heart of the crisis which currently strikes Burkina Faso, especially in the country's North-East.
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single quote in search query will break any sorts ------------------------------------------------- Key: SOLR-140 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SOLR-140 Project: Solr Issue Type: Bug Components: search Affects Versions: 1.1.0 Environment: SOLR nightly build 2007-02-01, but old builds as well. Ubuntu 6.06 LTS server. Tomcat 5.5.20 Reporter: John Kleven Query strings that contain a single quote, properly escaped, break *as soon as you add a sort field*. For example, If I want to search for the word ---- jam's ---- including the single quote, I can. But as soon as I add a sort criteria to the URL, it breaks. Note: %27 is a single quote encoded for URI's Here's the examples.... http://10.0.101.11:8080/forsale/select/?q=jam%27s -- this works (i get ~20 hits back) http://10.0.101.11:8080/forsale/select/?q=jam%27s;score%20desc --- this doesn't (get 0 hits back) Seems that if the first query works, it shouldn't be breakable just by telling it explicitly to sort on score?? All other sorts break in this scenario as well ( i.e., price, etc). email rsp from Yonik: Hmmm, Solr tries to be smart about splitting the query from the sort specification. If it sees a semicolon inside quotes (single or double), or backslash escaped, then it will treat it as part of the query. An immediate workaround would be to query for "jam's" or jam\'s It would be helpful if you could open a JIRA issue for this. -- This message is automatically generated by JIRA. - You can reply to this email to add a comment to the issue online.
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Since interest in popular antiquities or wonders of nature and artefacts of fine art were formed into collections available to the general public; national museums in the territory of (contemporary) Latvia have undergone several stages of development. To begin with; they represented the interests of the Baltic German upper class; then; being owned by one of the richest municipalities of the Russian Empire; Riga; they became the city's pride; in their next stage; they transformed into cultural treasuries of the emerging nation-state; and after that followed a period in which they served as local archives representing the pre-Soviet past under the conditions of the communist regime. Today; Latvian national museums have acquired the status of national representatives in the contesting arena of independent European countries. The following three museums are best suited to Eunamus research interests due to their historical role and contemporary status:
- The Latvian National Museum of Art
- The National History Museum of Latvia
- The Ethnographic Open-Air Museum
All three museums have played a significant role in the nation-building process; they continue to be influential in contemporary society and their very different histories provide a complex insight into the various paths taken to establish various forms of national museums. They all qualify as major national museums; covering complementary fields (history; art and ethnography).


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Hi there. My first post…
I am looking into buying a MontBell UL down jacket. But here in Norway we have no dealers therefor I have to buy from a US webshop. I think it will be Amazon, if no one have any better suggestions.
But to my question. I am not sure about witch size I should buy. Does anyone have this jacket give me a hint about size.
My measurements are:
Shoulder to shoulder 55cm
Around chest: 110cm
Around navel:107 (yes I know)
Shoulder to where the hand begins: 53cm
I don't think it should be a very tight fit, cause I need a layer underneath the jacket.
Thanks in advance.
@packpackLocale: Cumberland Plateau
I have one of these I wear often. I am not sure of my exact measurements, but I typically wear large jackets/coats. I bought a large and find that it fits me well. That being said, I think they are true to size or fairly close if you plan on wearing a thinner layer underneath. Ordering from Mont Bell directly or even shopping the gear swap section on this site might save you some money.
@arttyszkaLocale: Minnesota
Tord, I just did the quick conversion and around your naval is 42" – about the same as me. I wear the XL and it has more than enough room to layer and leave enough space for air to be trapped. I think you'd fit in a L, but it would be tight. Great jackets, you'll love it.
Thanks Art Tyszka. Then I only need to find a way to get it shipped to me. Seems like they are not shipping to Norway at all. Not from Amazon or other places.
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West Bengal Health Recruitment 2015
A career advertisement has been circulated by the West Bengal Health Recruitment Board for the purpose of Recruitment. Get more updates on recruitmentinfosite.com . The vacancy is for the position of General Duty Medical Officer and the total number of available seats in the organization is 3135. The closing date of the application procedure is 14th December, 2015. More information regarding the vacancy is as follows:
Details regarding the vacancy in the organization are as follows:
Organizing Agency: The name of the organization is West Bengal Health
Designation to be offered: The vacancy is for the position of General Duty Medical Officer
Total number of seats: The total number of available seats in the organization is 3135
1) Unreserved – 1463 vacancies
2) SC – 746 vacancies
3) ST – 222 vacancies
4) OBC Category 'A' – 358 vacancies
5) OBC Category 'B' – 250 vacancies
6) PWD – 96 vacancies
Location of Job: West Bengal
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2) The last date to fill up the application form is 14th December, 2015
3) Payment of the application fee starts from 02nd December, 2015 and the payment process will be closed from 21st December, 2015.
4) The final date to submit the application form is 23rd December, 2105
Age Limitation: The upper age limit required for this job position is 32 years as on the date of 01st January, 2015. The age relaxation will be provided as-
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Educational Necessities: The job hunters must have studied Medical in the First or Second Schedule or Part II of the Third Schedule of IMCA, 1956 (Indian Medical Council Act) and a registered Medical Practitioner in West Bengal
Salary Criteria: The pay scale of the selected candidates will be Rs 15,600 to Rs 42,000 along with the Grade Pay of Rs 5400 per month.
Registration Charge: The application fee of Rs 210 /- is required to be submitted through Bank Counter. Any branch of banks (West Bengal) participating in the Government Receipt Portal System can be used for this purpose. Duplicate challan in the Account Number "0051- 00- 104- 002- 16"
Mode of Enrollment: Written Examination/ Personal Interview (as applicable)
Method for Applying: The application form is required to be submitted online by visiting the official web page of West Bengal Health Recruitment Board (wbhrb.in).
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West Bengal Government District Health & Family Welfare Samiti, Bardhaman District intends to recruit dedicated and dynamic candidates for the post of Block ASHA Facilitator. Get more update on recruitmentinfosite.com . The number of vacancies required to be filled is 60. This recruitment is on contractual basis. Willing and eligible candidates can apply online for the given post by sending their applications latest by 10th of August, 2015. More information is as follows :
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Name of the Designation- Block ASHA Facilitator
Total Number of Vacant Posts- 60 Vacancies
Vacancy Details (Block wise)-
1). Asansol : 8 Vacancies
2). Durgapur : 10 Vacancies
3). Katwa : 10 Vacancies
4). Kalna : 10 Vacancies
5). Sadar (South) : 10 Vacancies
6). Sadar (North) : 12 Vacancies
Age Bar- Aspirants applying for the specified post should fall under the age limit of 40 years as on 1st of January, 2014.
Pay Band- Newly appointed aspirants for the post of Block ASHA Facilitator will get INR 7,500 per month plus INR 1,500 as mobility support.
Minimum Academic Qualification- Contenders must possess Masters degree in Social Anthropology / Sociology / MBA / MSW / Economics / Mass Communication OR Graduation degree in any stream with experience of 2 years in health projects.
Hiring Process- Written Test and Computer Skill Test will be the basis of recruitment.
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West Bengal Health Department is looking forward to hire educated and capable jobseekers for the position of Family Planning Counsellor. Get more update on recruitmentinfosite.com . There are 44 vacant positions needed to be filled. Job hunters who find themselves suitable for the concerned position can submit their online applications latest by 3rd of July, 2015. More information about the recruitment is given below :
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2). OBC : 8 Posts
3). SC : 10 Posts
4). ST : 4 Posts
5). PWD : 2 Posts
Age Bracket- Contenders applying for the specified position should fall under the age limit of 40 years as on 1st of April, 2015.
Salary Details- Jobseekers appointed for the position of Family Planning Counsellor will receive Rs.13,560/- per month as salary.
Educational Requirement- Applicants must possess Graduation in Social Science from a known Institution with experience of 2 years.
Application Cost- UR category applicants have to pay Rs.100/- and reserved category applicants have to pay Rs.50/- as application fee through Demand Draft favouring West Bengal State Health & Family Welfare Samiti , payable at Service branch, Kolkata.
Selection Criteria- Educational qualification, work experience and performance in the Written Test will be the basis of selection.
Way of Applying :
Online application forms must be filled by the aspirants through the website : wbhealth.gov.in . Applicants must upload scanned copy of required documents and submit the online application form. Hard copy of the submitted application and Demand Draft should be sent to :
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First oil change... Wow 5w/20 is like water
Yea I know, another oil thread. :facepalm:
My Jeep is at about 700 miles and I wanted to switch over to synthetic. I have always used 10w/30 or 10w/40 Mobil 1 depending on the vehicle, and never had one that called for a 5w base oil.
The bulk of the factory oil came out of the pan in about five seconds. I'm actually wondering if this is a CAFE thing to squeak an extra 10th of a MPG out of the Pentastar rather than a protection thing.
No visible metal shavings in the pan or on the filter, so I'm going to go to a regular 4k oil change schedule but I'm considering going to 10w/30 if I hit that mileage by the hottest part of Summer.
PS: The JK is an absolute *breeze* to do an oil change on. Ironically, this is mainly due to lack of undercarriage protection. My 2 less off-road worthy pickups (Titan & Tacoma) both have factory metal skid plates protecting the oil pan that have to be removed. :whistling:
And the filter is pretty much a snap. Love that design.
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WOW, another synthetic oil user. The oil company's will love you!!!
I need to buy some more Mobil stocks so I can retire some day.
Thank you for helping my retirement..................
What ever oil you use, 5w/30 is a good multi viscosity.
Mobil 1 5W/20 user here. After tearing down my motorcycle after long used synth I will never go back. It was like brand new on the insides.
Tok, I understand what you're saying about cafe. But keep in mind that thicker oil is NOT always better for engines and can actually do more harm than good. How thick is too thick? Good question. Yet, it's also a question you don't even need to answer if you just stick within the parameters set from the manufacturer.
I use Pennzoil Platinum. Yes, 5w-20 is like water.
For those that hate on synthetic oil.. They're the same people that still watch over-the-air television and have land-line phones in their house. They probably read print media as well.
Newsflash: It's 2013.
Ignore them.
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After all we hope that the oil company's profits continue to improve/ increase, which in turn helps our economy, and boy does it ever need help!
overblown, it's always good to hear from you! You just made my day!:rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl:
I REALLY DON'T KNOW HOW I CAN BE ANY KINDER THAN THIS...:confused:
Like Dave said, I started using synthetic once I saw how well it worked in motorcycle engines. Many of those were air cooled and had a lower oil capacity, making them really hard on oil, but its an extra 20 or 30 bucks a couple times a year -cheap peace of mind as far as I'm concerned.
Newer engines have tight tolerances and need lighter oils. At least in some cases, not sure about he pentastar.
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I on the other hand am 79 years old and am in debit up to my ears. I'm out digging ditches every day just to try to put food on the table. I only have a forth grade education so I am one of those. I have asked Obama for some food stamps, but his answer was NO WAY, BECAUSE YOU ARE TO OLD. He only wants to save them for all of the illegals. Well, I guess that's not all bad, because at least they get to eat.
On a serious note, If that is possible for me? Synthetic, Conventional, Brand, viscosity, it really doesn't matter, just change it!:thumb:
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I'm like flushing a turd down the toilet and it decided to float and reappear!
You and a couple of the others are just too much fun for me to give up, but I did have to go buy another box of tissues to wipe away my laughing tears!
Since I am a old dumb Coot, well this gives me a opportunity to learn from well educated and knowledgeable individuals like yourself. Maybe help to point me in the right direction. WD40 in the engine instead of oil HUMMMMMM, maybe less parasitic loss, what do you think?
Did I say that correctly, O well my ALHEIMERS just continues to get worse.:confused:
Legit, be kind and help a old man out.:rofl::rofl::rofl:
When I figure the number of miles between oil changes to dollars spent for synthetic vs. regular oil it is a wash. That is not counting the time spent changing the oil which ups the advantage for synthetic.
damn 8000 miles and my "change oil" indicator still has not triggered. 2013 jku.
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So most of your ideas/suggestions are genius, I would think twice about this one..............:nonono::nonono::nonono::nonono:: nonono:
I apologize to the rest of you members and the op for getting this thread off target, but I just could not resist responding to him, again, my apologies!
I find it weird that the 2012 Pentastar uses 5-30w, and the 2013 uses 5-20w. I am using the 5-30w in my 2012, but I really don't like the light weight of the oil. I have always used 10-30w in the winter, and 10-40w in the summer. In North Carolina I used 20-50w in the summer. Although these Pentastar engine have a variable vane oil pump. It is electrically controlled, which make me think of all the problems later down the road. We are never going to get the miles from these engines that we got from the 4.0 liter. That is why I kept my old Jeep.
I have a 2013 Rubicon and after a lengthy conversation with my Dealers Service Manager, whom has a 2013 Sahara, we are both using 5w/30. The 5 viscosity gets the oil quicker at start up and the 30w at normal operating temperature will offer the needed oil film of protection. Please keep in mind that we are in Phoenix and we have already seen over 100 degrees this year.
Their Service Manager has been back to the plant this year and has not been able to get any justification as to why 2012 5w/30 and 2013 5w/20 recommendations. His take on it is for them to meet the Federal mandate on fuel consumption, they are using lighter oil for less parasitic loss.
It just doesn't make sense.
As to will the Pentastar run as long as the 4.0. Well very few engines if any do.
Only time will tell.
It seems nobody agrees (including the experts) on the synthetic/conventional debate so I'll just do my own thing.
The goal for now to 2016 is 35 mpg and for 2017 on its 39. Since it is averaged across the model line, for every 12 MPG Ram or Viper that is sold, everything else has to pick up the slack to stay above average.
I think all trucks below 8500lbs are factored in, which is why you see Dodge doing the 4/6/8 thing, Ford pushing turbo V6's and Chevy offering mild hybrid trucks. It gets to the point where 1/10th of a MPG across the fleet matters.
My concern is that I'm doing all my own oil changes (stapling my receipts in a book), my oil cap calls for 5w/20, I want to run 5 or 10w/30, and Chrysler seems to want to void warranties on any technicality they can find.
Maybe I should pick up a 2012 oil filler cap and play stupid(er). ;)
As for Synthetic, verses Conventional. I am a conventional guy and for every positive thing that I say about Conventional somebody else will say the same for synthetic. So it is a mute point and the discussion would be endless, with no resolve. I'm confident that your engine will have a lot of longevity with either or as long as it gets changed.
Good Luck with your choice!:thumb:
I'm not going to lose any sleep over it and lets just keep our fingers crossed that we don't have a oil related failure.:thumb:
I'm betting this is something that's been proven in a lab, but has little to do with real world applications. I'd be surprised if the oil type influenced the engine temp more than a couple of degrees. But like I said, I'm no engineer so I'd be interested to see some studies on this.
Motor oil is responsible for a large percentage of the cooling that takes place within your engine. Your radiator (anti-freeze system) is only responsible for cooling the upper portion of your engine. The rest (crankshaft, camshaft, timing gears, pistons, main and connecting rod bearings and many other critical engine components are cooled mainly by the motor oil within your engine.
Heat is generated within an engine from both the combustion process and the friction caused by the motion of engine components. As oil passes through the system it is directed onto these hot surfaces in order to carry the heat away to the oil pan. From here the heat is dissipated to the air surrounding the pan.
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In an exclusive interview with CYP Now, Martin Narey argued that social workers need more support to strike a balance between the advantages of placing children for adoption with siblings, and the disadvantages of delaying finding them a stable family.
His warning comes as the government launches two discussion papers calling for views from the sector – one on the issue of placing siblings in care, the other on the subject of contact between looked-after children and their birth families.
The paper on siblings suggests that rather than presuming that brothers and sisters should be kept together, there should be more flexibility in separating them, if it is in the best interests of the children involved.
This is partly because sibling groups have to wait on average a year longer to be adopted than individual children, due to a shortage of adopters willing and able to adopt groups of children.
"We need to be much more circumspect than we have been about separating siblings," Narey said.
"One of the instances where separation of siblings is probably wise, is where a particular child has started to parent a younger child, where they have compensated for the neglect and abuse they have received by a parent, essentially becoming a parent for the younger child.
"That older child is bound to say that he or she wants to stay together with their brother or sister, but the evidence shows that it's bad for that brother or sister and it's bad for the older child who needs to be allowed to be a child themselves and learn that adults can be depended upon and can love them and give them stability."
On the issue of contact between children in care and their birth families, Narey said that current legislation should be reviewed, since some poorly planned contact arrangements are causing distress, confusion and trauma to already vulnerable children.
"We've got to look carefully at the presumption in the 1989 Children's Act, which says that local authorities must endeavour to promote contact between a child in care and their birth family," he said.
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text: INVITATION to the Fifth International Scientific Conference: SEXUALITIES V held on 19.- 20. October 2011 Venue of the conference: Pedagogic Faculty of Matej Bel University, Banská Bystrica, Slovak Republic Included in SEXUALITIES V: The 9th Slovak Conference on Sexual Health and Sexual Education Main organizing institutions: DEPARTMENT OF PEDAGOGY PEDAGOGIC FACULTY MATEJ BEL UNIVERSITY IN BANSKÁ BYSTRICA DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL PEDAGOGY FACULTY OF EDUCATION COMENIUS UNIVERSITY IN BRATISLAVA INSTITUT FOR RESEARCH IN SOCIAL COMMUNICATION SLOVAK ACADEMY OF SCIENCES THE GENDER & SOCIOLOGY DEPARTMENT ISTITUTE OF SOCIOLOGY ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE CZECH REPUBLIC, v.v.i. FACULTY OF HEALTH AND SOCIAL CARE THE ROBERT GORDON UNIVERSITY, ABERDEEN in cooperation with other academic, professional and civil institutions: - INSTITUTE OF PEDAGOGICAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL SCIENCES, FACULTY OF PUBLIC POLICIES, SILESIAN UNIVERSITY IN OPAVA - DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL WORK AND SOCIAL POLITICS, FACULTY OF EDUCATION, UNIVERSITY OF HRADEC KRÁLOVÉ - SLOVAK SEXOLOGY ASSOCIATION - CZECH SOCIETY FOR FAMILY PLANNING AND SEXUAL EDUCATION - SLOVAK FAMILY PLANNING ASSOCIATION PREPARATORY COMMITTEE OF THE CONFERENCE: Doc. PhDr. Gabriel Bianchi, CSc. – Institute for Research in Social Communication, SAS, Bratislava Doc. PhDr. Ivan Lukšík, CSc. – Faculty of Education, Comenius University, Bratislava PhDr. Dagmar Marková, PhD. – Faculty of Arts, Constantine the Philosopher University in Nitra Ing. Oľga Pietruchová – Slovak Family Planning Association, Bratislava Mgr. Lenka Rovňanová – Pedagogic Faculty of Matej Bel University, Banská Bystrica SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE FO THE CONFERENCE: Doc. PhDr. Gabriel Bianchi, CSc. – Institute for Research in Social Communication, SAS, Bratislava Doc. PhDr. Ivan Lukšík, CSc. – Faculty of Education, Comenius University, Bratislava PhDr. Dagmar Marková, PhD. – Faculty of Arts, Constantine the Philosopher University in Nitra Prof. PhDr. Ľudovít Višňovský, CSc. – Pedagogic Faculty of Matej Bel University, Banská Bystrica Doc. PhDr. PaedDr. Kamil Janiš, CSc.- Faculty of Public Policies, Silesian University in Opava Doc. PaedDr. Peter Jusko, PhD. – Pedagogic Faculty of Matej Bel University, Banská Bystrica PhDr. Alena Křížková, PhD. - The Gender & Sociology Department, Institute of Sociology, Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic, Praha PhDr. Radomír Masaryk, PhD. – Bratislava Mgr. Miroslav Popper, CSc. – Institute for Research in Social Communication, SAS, Bratislava Mgr. Mike Sutherland M.Sc. – Faculty of Health and Social Care, The Robert Gordon University, Aberdeen, United Kingdom ORGANIZING COMMITTEE: Mgr. Lenka Rovňanová PhDr. Dagmar Marková, PhD. Mgr. Lívia Nemcová, PhD. PhDr. Radomír Masaryk, PhD. PhDr. Jana Vernarcová, PhD. PhDr. Jarmila Jurová, PhD. Mgr. Zdeněk Sloboda PhDr. Marta Vohlídalová PhDr. Martin Lulei, PhD. Mgr. Ľubica Lukšíková PaedDr. Simona Sámelová PhDr. Katarína Bradová PhDr. Petra Böhmová Mgr. Michaela Matisová Mgr. Katarína Sokolová Thematic focus of the conference: The purpose of the scientific conference is to conceptualize human sexuality and reflect broader societal questions via the presentation of empirical knowledge and criticalanalytical research from the standpoint of various scientific disciplines including sociology, psychology, anthropology, history, biology, medicine, law, education, ethics and others, as well as to encourage scientific discourse on topical issues and current sexuality research, and to stimulate professional discussion about approaches, perspectives and barriers to explore sexuality in its diverse forms. The aim of the conference is also to pay attention to sexuality in the contexts of marginalized and taboo context such as sex business, sex and drugs, alternative sexual subcultures and others. Some topical focus fields: research of sexualities in socio-cultural, psychological, juridical, pedagogical and other contexts, concepts of sexuality as resources of sexual research, discourses about sexualities, research of sexualities and power, crossing of biology and culture in research contexts, gender and research strategies of sexualities, education and work in the area of sexualities in helping professions, queer, minority sexualities in the light of research, youth and sexual aggression and violence among young people, others... Contact address and further information: Mgr. Lenka Rovňanová – gestor of the conference Katedra pedagogiky, Pedagogická fakulta Univerzity Mateja Bela Ružová 13, 974 11 Banská Bystrica Telefón: +421 48 446 4755, mobil: +421 904 482 001 http://www.pdf.umb.sk/lrovnanova/konferencia-sexuality-v.html Web: www.pdf.umb.sk Organization instructions: Venue of the conference: Pedagogic Faculty of Matej Bel University, Ružová 13, 974 11 Banská Bystrica Conference languages: English, Slovak, Czech (simultaneous interpretation provided) Deadlines for registration and papers: Please, send the filled registration with abstract via e-mail to: [email protected] by 15th May 2011. Registration form is in the attachment. Information about acceptance of the paper will be given by 30th June 2011. Send the full text of the paper via e-mail to: [email protected] by 1st October 2011. The reviews will decide about the publication of papers in the conference book (electronic). Accommodation: Accommodation is to be arranged by the participants themselves. An overview of some possibilities of accommodation and transport links in Banská Bystrica can be found below. Conference fee: The conference fee for participants: - 50 EUR (for full-time students and pre/post–gradual students: 30 EUR) paid by 30th August 2011 - 60 EUR (for full-time students and pre/post–gradual students: 40 EUR) paid by 10th September 2011 Conference fee covers: conference attendance, discussion evening session including banquet, conference materials, administrative and organization costs, refreshment and lunch on both days of the conference (in order to prevent food-wastage, please indicate in the Registration Form your lunch requirements). Please, pay the conference fee by bank transfer only with the clear identification of the payer (be sure to include your name). All participants are asked to show a certificate (evidence about bank transfer) at the registration desk. Client: Account name: IČO: DIČ: Account number: Variable symbol: Regis.no. VAT: SWIFT code: IBAN code: Bank: Currency: Univerzita Mateja Bela v Banskej Bystrici Pedagogická fakulta – POČ Univerzita Mateja Bela Banská Bystrica 30 232 295 202 110 9211 000000-7000095806/8180 32011 SK2021109211 SPSRSKBA SK6381800000007000095806 Štátna pokladnica, Radlinského 32, 810 05 Bratislava 15 EUR Instructions for writing papers: Please, send the papers proceeded in Word text editor. Length of the paper: max. 20 standard pages Textbook page format: page margins: top 1,7, bottom 1,8, back 2,3, fore-edge 1,5, format A5. Line spacing: single. Recommended font: Times New Roman. Font size: 10b. Structure of the papers: Title Write from the left margin in bold, font size 12, do not separate the words. Title Write from the left margin in bold, font size 12, do not separate the in English words. Authors Name, surname - write from the left margin without academic titles (do not abbreviate), specify the state in abbreviation form and the place of work. 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Note: Scientific committee of the conference reserves the right not to publish papers which will not meet formal and scientific requirements. How to find us: Low-cost accommodation in Banská Bystrica 1. Venue: Študentský domov ŠD1 Address: Tajovského 40, 974 01 Banská Bystrica Web page: http://www.umb.sk/umb/umbbb.nsf/page/SD1 Head: Mrs Dienešová Darina, telephone: 048/4467619 e-mail: [email protected] Approximate location: next to the Faculty of Human Sciences, direction Roosveltova nemocnica. Transport Connection: bus number 34 from railway station, direction Podlavice; bus number 35, direction Skubín; bus number 36, direction Mlynská otočka; trolley number 1, direction Roosveltova nemocnica (get off at SOU Tajov. ul. + 5 min. on foot). 2. Venue: Študentský domov ŠD2 Address: Komenského 20, 974 11 Banská Bystrica web page: http://www.umb.sk/umb/umbbb.nsf/Page/SD2 Head: Mrs Vařeková Ružena, telephone: +42148 446 3316 email:[email protected] Approximate location: cca 10 minutes from Námestie SNP, entrance through joint reception with the Faculty of Law, Matej Bel University. Transport Connection: bus number 43 from bus station of MHD (park place Mičinská), direction Uľanka; bus number 24 from Strieborné námestie, direction Sásová, or from a bus stop at OC EUROPA, direction Sásová; bus number 25 from the bus stop opposite to Spojové učilište, direction Sásová; bus number 35,36 from the railway station, direction Podlavice. 3. Venue: Študentský domov ŠD 4 Address: Tr. SNP 53, 974 01 Banská Bystrica Web page: http://www.umb.sk/umb/umbbb.nsf/page/SD4 Head: Bc. Pitschmannová Dagmar, telephone: 048/446 6916, 446 6911 e-mail: [email protected] Approximate location: from railway station - cca 10 mins. on foot; from the bus station – direction railway station; Sídlisko 20 mins on foot. 4. Venue: Študentský Domov ŠD5 Address: Ružová 15, 974 11 Banská Bystrica web page: http://www.umb.sk/umb/umbbb.nsf/page/SD5 Contact: Ing. Orlíčková Katarína, telephone: 048/446 4981 Approximate location: directly in the campus of Pedagogic Faculty of Matej Bel University 5. Venue: Študentský domov Akadémie umení Address: ul. J. Kollára 20, 974 01 Banská Bystrica web page: http://www.aku.sk/sluzby/ubytovanie.html Contact: Mgr. Katarína Stareková, telephone: +42148 4320 444, 0903 163 639 e-mail: [email protected] Approximate location: close to Pedagogic Faculty of Matej Bel University Transport Connection: bus number 20, bus stop Rudlovská STV 6. Venue: Turistická ubytovňa Address: Robotnícka 6, 974 01 Banská Bystrica Web page:http://www.turistickaubytovna.sk/?utm_source=azet.sk&utm_medium=kampan11 Telephone: 048/ 414 29 29, 048/414 29 34 Approximate location: close to transport connection to Pedagogic Faculty of Matej Bel University Transport Connection: bus number 20, 21, 22, 23 from athe bus stop Námestie Slobody, get off at the bus stop Rudlovská TASR 7. Venue: Turistická ubytovňa MILVAR Address: Školská 9, 974 01 Banská Bystrica web page: http://www.milvar.sk/kontakt.html Telephone: 048/413 87 65, 048/413 87 73 Approximate location: close to the bus connection Transport Connection: bus number 80 from the bus stop Tajovského SOU 8. Venue: Stredné odborné učilište poľnohospodárske - potravinárske Address: Pod Bánošom 80, 974 11 Banská Bystrica Head: Mrs Mária Novakovičová, telephone: 0904 152 403 Transport Connection: bus number 28 from railway station, direction Starohorská-ZSŠ. Approximate location: opposite supermarket Billa. 9. Venue: Hostel YMCA Address: Lazovná 17, Banská Bystrica 974 01 web page: http://www.hostel.ymca.sk/index.php/sk/byvanie.html Telephone: +421 944 55 80 55 Approximate location: close to the centre of Banská Bystrica Transport Connection: bus number 80 from bus stop Strieborné námestie, bus number 21,22 from bus stop Národná 10.Venue: Penzión Bella Address: Sládkovičova 9, Banská Bystrica, 974 05 web page: http://penzion.eurokontakt.sk/ Telephone: 048 / 416 1107 Approximate location: close to the direct transport link to Pedagogic Faculty of Matej Bel University Transport Connection: bus number 21, 22 from the bus stop Sládkovičova Transport link to the Faculty: Bus number 20 or 80 from a bus stop Železničná stanica (Railway Station) to Rudlovská TASR (5 stops, cca.9 mins). Bus number 21, 22 or 23 from a bus stop Námestie slobody to Rudlovská TASR (3 stops, cca.5 mins). 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"Get wisdom, get understanding: forget it not; neither decline from the words of my mouth."
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2For I give you good doctrine, forsake ye not my law. beloved in the sight of my mother.'>3For I was my father's son, tender and only beloved in the sight of my mother. 4He taught me also, and said unto me, Let thine heart retain my words: keep my commandments, and live. 5Get wisdom, get understanding: forget it not; neither decline from the words of my mouth. 6Forsake her not, and she shall preserve thee: love her, and she shall keep thee. 7Wisdom is the principal thing; therefore get wisdom: and with all thy getting get understanding. 8Exalt her, and she shall promote thee: she shall bring thee to honour, when thou dost embrace her.
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Pictured left to right – from Scolmore's partner company AIM Electronics
Nobumitsu TOMINAGA, Eishi NAKAYAMA, Qinju DING, Motohide NAITO
Interop Tokyo is renowned for being a top global business technology event, showcasing the very latest in cutting-edge networking products, solutions and services from manufacturers around the world. This year, the exhibition attracted more than 140,000 participants.
The Best of Interop Awards recognize exhibitors that have made significant technological advancements in specific areas. The winners in each category represent the products that the expert panel of judges believe have the most significant technical impact on their segment and are helping to move business technology forward. Scolmore's IEC Lock+ product won the 'Best of Show Award 2016'.
More than 500 companies and organizations exhibit at Interop Tokyo 2016, where they each showcase their products, solutions and services. A panel of expert judges selects the finalists in a range of categories, and the winners were announced at the show last month
The winning IEC Lock+ connector, entered by Scolmore Group and their Japanese partner AIM Electronics, builds on the success of the original IEC Lock first launched in 2010 and brings to market a more sophisticated model. It features a new release mechanism, which allows for disconnection from all sides. It requires no other equipment or special inlets to secure it, it is simply plugged into an appliance as you would a standard IEC lead. The red cage release mechanism also marks the new connector out from standard IEC leads to allow maintenance and other data centre staff to identify critical power sources.
IEC Lock+ has been designed to be implemented in areas where access is limited and ease of removal is of paramount importance. The new release mechanism clearly differentiates the product from other leads. This is especially important in data centres where there are likely to be thousands of leads and it may not be easy to identify critical and non-critical power sources
For further information, contact Scolmore on 01827 63454, or visit www.scolmore.com.
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