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Nothing beats a brisk stroll to awaken the senses, clear the mind and burn a few calories. No we're not just looking for excuses to get out of the office, this week is Walk to Work Week. Part of National Walking Month, Walk to Work Week is organised by charity Living Streets as part of their work to create safe, attractive and enjoyable streets, where people want to walk.
After a recent survey found that commuters who walk the majority of their journey to work are the happiest (with 88% of walkers saying their journey to work actually makes them happy) walking is shaping up to be the best way to put a spring in your step – pardon the pun.
Despite the name, Walk to Work Week isn't just about walking to work but about fitting a few extra paces into your day wherever you can. Individuals and workplaces up and down the country are participating in Living Streets' 'walking feats', finding creative ways of building walking into the working day raising money and logging their collective miles on www.walktoworkweek.org.uk.
Tony Armstrong, Chief Executive of Living Streets said: "Here at Living Streets, we help employers improve the health and productivity of their workforce by helping them create travel plans and encourage their staff to get more active. Walking can help to reduce stress, aid motivation and improve the general health and wellbeing of employees. Walk to Work Week is a brilliant opportunity to participate in the 'walking feats' on our website and to give walking a go this May."
For those of you who aren't sure about giving it a go here are some inspiring facts to get you on your feet:
1. The average person walks between 3,000 and 4,000 steps a day.
2. By walking 10,000 steps a day we will typically use up between 300 and 400 calories, depending on pace, weight and incline.
3. Walking an extra twenty or so minutes every day will burn off around half a stone (7 pounds) of body fat per year.
4. Ancient Greek physician Hippocrates once said 'Walking is man's best medicine', these days regular walking is thought to benefit our health in many ways including improved memory, lower risk of stroke, lower risk of heart disease, preventing osteoporosis and even improving the, ahem, love life.
5. To have a positive effect on our health we only need walk at a moderate-intensity that will raise the heart rate and cause us to break a slight sweat. According to the NHS one way to tell is "you'll be able to talk, but not sing the words to your favourite song."
6. A brisk walk is one of the best ways to tone up the legs, bum and tum. Regular walking (at a good pace) helps strengthen legs, defining the calves, quads, hamstrings and lifting the glutes. Keeping your head held high and walking with a straight posture will also engage the stomach helping to tone your abs. Hello six pack.
7. Living Streets has been around for 80 years, their early campaigning led to the introduction of the driving test, pedestrian crossings and 30mph speed limits. Great work guys.
8. Like all exercise a bit of walking leads to the release of endorphins leading to an improvement in mood. A 1999 study published in the Annals of Behavioral Medicine showed that university students who walked had lower stress levels than those who took no exercise at all or those who exercised strenuously.
9. In your lifetime you will walk about 65,000 miles which is the equivalent of three times around the earth - unless you're Jean Beliveau…
10. In the year 2000 Jean Beliveau from Canada set off on a walk around the world to promote "Peace and non-violence for the profit of the children of the world". It took him 11 years to walk the 46,600-miles passing through 64 countries. Talk about going the extra mile....
For more information on Walk to Work Week see www.walktoworkweek.org.uk.
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text: Hi there! Next week, my friends and I will go from Bangkok to Chiangmai. The longer we discuss the route, the weirder our ideas are getting. The latest proposal is to leave Bangkok on Monday and go to Mae Sariang. Google map tells us that's 745 km. The next day we want to go via Mae Hong Son and Pai to Chiangmai (400 km) In principle, it shouldn't be an issue to do about 1100 km over a period of two days, but we have no detailed knowledge about the road conditions. We want to enjoy the trip and not do any kind of racing, but as we all have big bikes (with my R1 being the smallest cc-wise), we will be able to increase average speed a bit where traffic and road conditions allow us. My question now is: does anybody know the route, and what is your experience how long that would take? Thanks for your input and best wishes for the New Year to the biking community! G.


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When my notes were done I headed in to the kitchen. Almost the whole flat were there.
"So who fancies going out tonight then?" I asked, looking around at the group who all appeared to have severe hangovers.
"Shut up." One of the guys moaned.
"I will, if I get some more sleep."
"Yeah me too."
"Awesome, I'll see you all tonight then." With that I headed off to the dance studio to meet Amy.
She wasn't there when I arrived, so I started stretching at the bar and warming up. Half way Amy appeared through the door, holding her dance bag.
"Hey Cara, sorry I'm late."
"No problem. I'm just warming up."
"Well finish off and we'll get started."
An hour and a half later I grabbed five minutes for a break. We sat next to each other, drinking our water.
"You're a good teacher." I offered, smiling at her.
"Thank you. You're a good student, for what it's worth."
There was a pause and then she stood up.
"Right, come on, back to work."
I grinned and jumped up, ready for the worst she could throw at me.
When I returned to the flat there was no one to be seen, so I guessed they were all in their rooms. I knocked on Anna's door and she appeared, dressed in a uniform.
"Oh, you've got work?"
"Oh, that sucks. We're going out tonight."
"Oh no! I'm going to miss it!"
"Well, it's your own silly fault for being so careful and getting a job."
"You'll thank me when I'm getting your ass out of debt."
"Probably." We laughed.
"Have you been to dance tonight?" She asked, eyeing my outfit.
"Yeah, Amy is amazing! Literally, she's so good!"
"Wow, someone's a bit of a teacher's pet." She winked.
"Well she is! I mean, wow." I couldn't think of the word to describe what a good teacher Amy was. And funny too! I was really enjoying classes with her.
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Bayern boss Hoeness goes on trial for tax evasion
By Jörn Poltz
MUNICH (Reuters) - Bayern Munich president Uli Hoeness, once one of Germany's most admired soccer managers, heads to court on Monday to face charges that he dodged taxes in a case that shocked the German public and spurred others to turn themselves in.
Hoeness, who as a player won the World Cup with West Germany in 1974 and has been credited with turning Bayern Munich into one of the world's most respected clubs, has said he told tax authorities about his Swiss bank account and undeclared income of his own accord in January 2013.
While he has now paid back the taxes and fines he owed, it is unclear whether he informed the tax office about his offence early enough or comprehensively enough.
A regional court in Munich will decide on the 62-year-old's fate. If convicted, he faces a possible jail sentence. Hoeness has said he hoped he could avoid prosecution.
Media reports say prosecutors have charged Hoeness with evading 3.5 million euros in taxes on 30 million euros of income that was earned in his Swiss bank account through market trading between 2003 and 2009.
The case led to thousands of people preemptively paying back taxes in the hope of avoiding prosecution and has helped change the German public's perception of tax evasion from being seen as a misdemeanor to representing a serious crime.
German legal experts say amnesty for tax evaders who turn themselves in is void if an investigation had already started or if a confession was incomplete.
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Extended Properties
Duration: 4:27 Tempo: Med Fast BPM: 132
Arrangement: Synth Ensemble
Instruments: Computer, Drum Kit, Drum Machine, Drums, Synthesizer, Electronics
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Album: Pandora's Box
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International Experience in Establishing Indicators for the Circular Economy
Considerations for China, by Dr. Laszlo Pinter
International Institute for Sustainable Development | March 2006
China's important role in international trade and its impact on the environment makes it of primary importance to align China's industrial metabolism with the principle of circular economy. While the development of CE indicators continues to have challenges, significant progress during the last decade has made the integration of CE-focused material and energy flow measures feasible. Based on this brief study, the following are provided for consideration as NDRC proceeds with the establishment of a CE indicator system:
–Build on the accepted concept, terminology and methods of material flow analysis and accounting, successfully applied by a range of countries;
–Ensure the indicators have a stable institutional home and the program is well resourced and has the required capacity;
–In order to ensure the availability (or development) of sufficient data into the future, CE and MFA indicators should be closely integrated with the system of national accounts, following particularly the conventions established by the System of Integrated Economic and Environmental Accounts;
–The work on economy-wide metabolism and indicators should be accompanied by meso and micro level work on sub-accounts and indicators on the municipal and firm level, recognizing that in many cases this will require the integration of CE-relevant indicators into broader xiaokang or sustainability indicator sets;
–Explore ways of communicating and using CE and MFA indicators to analyze some of China's most pressing domestic sustainability problems and its impact on the rest of the world, and develop policy or technical scenarios to address highest priority issues in the future;
–Pursue a vigorous program of exchange and collaboration with the international MFA practitioner community to facilitate mutual learning.
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And Then They Were DancingMature
Physical therapy took its toll on Bianca. 'Stubborn ass' was a term many had pointed at her over the years, and she was diligently consistent when it came to her physical recovery. Her therapist, James, was a cheeky little shit who's company she enjoyed immensely. He was tough, but carried with him a wicked sense of humour that Bianca appreciated. He was also able to rein her in when she wanted to keep going, but her body needed the rest...usually.
After multiple expletives had passed Bianca's lips, Jodie shook her head, giggling, and headed for the kitchen. "I told you you needed to bloody stop it. No sympathy from me - this is totally self inflicted."
Bianca tossed a pillow towards her, her aim appalling. "Shut up." Flicking aimlessly through the tv channels, Bianca bit back a moan of discomfort. She was in agony. The drugs were yet to kick in. She'd been sitting on the couch for about half an hour, torn between shuffling to find a new position every few minutes, or simply surrender to the pain.
It was all Jodie's fault. That afternoon, as they were getting into the car to go to the hospital, she'd laughed. That whole-hearted belly laugh at Bianca's crude retort. And in that single, insignificant moment, all Bianca wanted was to lean over and kiss her with everything she had.
So, she strutted into physical therapy - with her cane, and had let James give her hell. When he begged her to stop, she gave herself hell. And when Jodie picked her up, her body was so exhausted that it didn't command every bit of brain power to still her hands and not touch the woman. That gorgeous, gorgeous woman.
"Oi" Jodie snapped her fingers in front of her face. "You good?"
" 'Course," as she grabbed the nip of whiskey that Jodie was holding for her. Oh yes, she'd sleep well tonight. Whiskey always lulled her.
Or not. Jodie hadn't let go of the glass. Their fingers were touching. She held Bianca's gaze.
"You sure?"
Sure? All Bianca could think about was the burning sensation under fingers, quickly spreading to consume her whole body. Fire. She was on fire.
"Fucking sore is what I am I tell you. I swear to God, the day I can sit on the toilet without holding onto the wall...I'ma be a happy lady!" she exclaimed, then took a sip of her old dear friend.
Jodie eyed her, but didn't press, instead grabbing the remote and flipping over to the movie channel. She was aware, painfully. Her heart pounding, her body aching. Begging, to feel the woman that sat merely inches from her. She grabbed a pillow, pulling it tight to her chest, as they tied to decide what to watch.
She looked good. Bianca knew it, too. Always did. That confident, sexy woman had thrown her cane away not three days ago, and here she was, strutting around the pub with a limp. And Jodie couldn't tear her eyes away. As she watched Bianca strike up a conversation with another person waiting at the bar, she was well aware that her body was running away with her. Her head knew things, questioned things. So did her heart. But her body? Since that night their fingers had touched around the whiskey glass, it was screaming louder and louder for the taller woman now animatedly gesticulating in the line to be served.
After what seemed like forever and a day, Bianca finally made it back to the booth, but she did not sit down. Setting her friends drink on the table, she exclaimed that she was off to dance. Jodie's eyes followed her the entire way. The dance floor was busy enough. Not so packed that she lost sight of her, not empty enough that she was the only person out there. Not that that would have stopped her. Jodie smirked. No, that definitely wouldn't have stopped her.
Jodie was at war with herself. Hell for leather she was. That woman. She watched her. That seemed to be all she was doing. Bianca found her new friend she'd met waiting in line and they were swapping cheesy dance moves to go with the cheesy 80s tune. Jodie watched. And watched, as she sipped away her beverage. The local pub had always been a good call. The resident DJ played an eclectic mix of music, so everyone won. But he was also reliable. After all these years, as soon as the clock hit 1030, the harder dance tunes came on to stay. She finished her beverage as the fourth dance mix started blaring. Jodie's head - and heart - lost the battle to her body...on this round anyway.
She hadn't seen her make her way towards her. Dancing, pretty much on one leg, required a lot of concentration. Rhythm, she had. Moves she had. But two legs, she technically didn't have. Her left leg, surprisingly, had become the stronger of the two. She knew she'd pay for this in the coming days, but God she wanted to dance! So she was dancing! Making sure to keep far more weight on her left leg. Don't quite bend the hip this way, don't step too big...twirking?? Out of the question! Then she felt that arm snake around her waist from behind. The body press against her, pulling her close. Her body exploded. She was on fire and throbbing and burning all at once. That breath against her neck.
Jesus Christ.
Her right hand covered the one Jodie had around her waist. Their hips moving as one. Their bodies knew each other. So well. Her left hand reached up behind her to find the nape of Jodie's neck. Seconds. They surrendered to their pulsating bodies, the electricity, that intoxicating, physical explosion, for seconds.
And then they were dancing. Space between them. Bianca needed space. She smiled, singing along. Pretending, unaffected. Touching this woman, God help her. Her body was burning. But Jodie found her again. Raked her hands over her body as she bent low to the ground, and let them roam as she snaked her way back up. Seconds. She was throbbing in seconds. Bianca's hands on Jodie's hips, finding skin underneath her shirt. Fire. Suddenly, reality. The music faded back in, the bass rocking her chest. A passer-by bumping in to her. Just a little longer.
Seconds. She held on for seconds. Pulled that woman in hard to her, fighting off reality. The uncertainty, the history. She could hear lyrics. Jodie snaked a hand up her back, found the nape of her neck. People singing. Badly. Bodies pressed tight. Teeth lightly nipping an earlobe.
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Security is a complex thing, but at the same time it's
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Office Identification | Workplace Safety
Nurses make the world go round. Well, not literally but hey
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books all so that they can serve you and me. With nurses, we improve, we gain
strength, we gain hope. The 'Ville is all about recognizing heroes and hard
workers and few deserve the recognition more than nurses. So cheers to all you nurses…
As it relates to IDville, the healthcare industry as a whole
should be obsessed with security. And it is, for the most part. Nurses, doctors
and anyone else working or visiting those spaces need to be trusted. Hospital
patients are at a vulnerable state and slipping up on security can literally be
the difference between life and death. Security measures must be in place and
enforced at all times making sure all visitors are accounted for and all
employees have appropriate access. Nurse and doctor Identification also shows
that they are experts in their field. Behind that ID card are years and years of
knowledge and experience.
From the patient's point of view, that card means hope. It
means they are being taken care of by experts and can relax knowing that they
are in good hands.
What's on the ID card is important but it goes so much
deeper than that. We say thank you to the healthcare industry and thank you to
all the nurses and nurses in training. Keep calm and awesome on!
If you are interested in learning more about ID cards,
visitor solutions or other security systems, visit us online at idville.com or call one of our system
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Access Control | Employee Appreciation | Healthcare | Visitor Identification | Visitor Management | Workplace Safety
April is Financial Literacy month and that may not seem to
have a direct connection with our brand, but we always do our best to help our
customers make the best choices with their hard earned money…or office budgets.
That's why we focus on two things… relationships and value.
Relationships: IDville has numerous ID Maker Systems and plenty
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going to be and what products are going to solve them? Simple. Our System
Specialists. If you are looking to invest in the security of your workspace, I
recommend talking with one of them. Each caller receives a dedicated account
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all these added benefits, you can sleep soundly knowing that if anything goes
wrong, you have the whole IDville team behind you. We will even send you a
working ID Maker for free if you are having trouble with yours, while we figure
out the problem!
Financial Literacy month is a good time to
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If you have questions and want to start a relationship with one of our System
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Customer Service | Education | Workplace Safety
As National Nurse's Week comes to a close, we want to thank nurses for all the work they do! "Bound by paperwork, short on hands, sleep, and energy, nurses are rarely short on caring." We could not have said it better than Sharon Hudacek did. So thank a nurse today!
Along with thanking our nurses, we would also like to highlight the importance of healthcare identification. Healthcare facilities see a lot of people walk in and out of their doors. Doctors, nurses, patients, and visitors. Implementing an ID card program will allow for proper identification of staff and visitors that will enhance security. Not only will safety improve, so will overall efficiency of operations.
Healthcare ID badges can serve a number of functions, including identifying doctors and staff, controlling access to facilities and restricted areas, and managing visitors. They are also commonly used to store patient medical records. This helps speed up the registration process and store accurate records. Say goodbye to mountains of paperwork!
Another idea for healthcare identification is to issue senior ID cards that include a photo of the cardholder, their name, address, blood type, and medical history. The cards should also include the name and phone number of their physician and an emergency contact. In an emergency, responders will be better able to assist the patient, especially in situations where the patient is unable to communicate. Emergency responders will be able to look to the card for details about the cardholder's medical condition, and quickly determine the best course of action.
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Technology is creating more flexibility and new capability
for the secure identity marketplace. Dr.
Selva Sevaratnam, senior vice president and chief technology officer with HID
Global, said, "Whether it's moving campus IDs onto smartphones, or centralizing
all identity management for protecting doors, data and cloud-based
applications, or securing electronic medical prescriptions and ATM
transactions, we will see the transformation of our customers' experience using
secure identities during the coming year, and beyond."
8 Trends that will affect the secure identity market in 2015:
Increased interoperablilty of ID cards- being used for secure print authentication, access to buildings, and more
Adoption of new credential form factors
New ways to open entrance systems and new forms
of building access
Advances in how to manage and protect identities
Using biometrics to help transform security from
a barrier to a guardrail
Transitioning from the magnetic stripe and
proximity cards to contactless smart cards in the Education sector
New building, patient, and medication security
in the healthcare sector
Heightened building and data security and the
move beyond passwords in the business sector
*Source of information was the RFID article "6 Trends Around
Identification Technology in 2015." To
read more visit http://www.rfidworld.ca/6-technology-trends-around-identificantion-technology-in-2015/2224
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Patient Safety Awareness Week is an annual education and awareness campaign for healthcare safety led by the National Patient Safety Foundation (NPSF). Hospitals and healthcare organizations are invited to participate in campaign by planning events to inform healthcare professionals and consumers on safety issues and medical errors, a critical issue in our healthcare system.
According to the NPSF, 85% of Americans personally know someone who has been a victim of medical error. Participation in Patient Safety Awareness Week can improve education and awareness about patient safety and help reduce this staggering statistic.
Practice "safety first" during Patient Safety Awareness Week!
Celebrate Patient Safety Awareness Week this week with one of the NPSF's many suggested activities:
- Start an award program to recognize patient safety practices. We recommend our sister company, Baudville, for safety lapel pins and awards.
- Host a patient safety fair to play fun and educational games.
- Utilize the many informative materials provided by NPSF, such as videos, podcasts, and more, on the topic of patient safety.
- Write a letter to the editor of your local paper about patient safety.
- Chat with hashtag #PSAW2012 on Twitter to share patient safety tips.
For a complete listing of activity ideas, visit the NPSF website.
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Workplace Safety
When it comes to your people, nothing's more important than their safety. Safety policies and procedures make staff feel comfortable coming to work and end up saving the company time, money, and headaches. Since June is National Safety Month, now is a great time to review your safety policies and consider how you can improve upon them.
To promote safety in your organization, we've put together a few suggestions that will keep safety in the forefront of every employee's mind.
Actively Communicate about Safety. Maintaining active communication about your safety goals and progress is imperative to keeping safety front of mind for your entire team. Create and post office signs around the building which state your safety goals and give status updates of your progress. To communicate with the entire organization, add a section to your company newsletter or intranet to share safety updates.
Promote Safety Daily. Keep safety in front of your staff – literally. Equip each employee with a safety themed lanyard or safety badge reels to attach to their ID card. The "Safety First" messages on these ID card accessories will constantly remind employees of the organization's number one priority: keeping them safe. If you have a special safety program slogan, create your own custom lanyards or custom badge reels.
Reward Team Safety. Keep your teams striving to create a safe environment by rewarding their efforts. Celebrate the achievement of safety goals and the innovation of new safety procedures as a team. At a regular team meeting, review the goals and give employees a small safety themed lapel pin or company logo gift. The positive reinforcement will have the entire team striving to repeat or improve their achievement.
Make safety front of mind for employees, and you'll create a safety-conscious culture that is bound to lead to increased productivity and employee engagement!
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If you read last week's post, you know that June is National Safety Month. All this month, we'll be sharing tips and ideas that can make your organization a safer place.
National Safety Month was established in 1996 by the National Safety Council to increase public awareness of safety and health risks in workplaces, homes, and communities. This month is a prime opportunity to bring safety to the forefront of your organization and establish its value as a great workplace.
June is an excellent time to refresh your workforce on company safety procedures. Begin Safety Month with a reminder of your identification policy. Going over the policy is certain to get everyone on the same page when it comes to proper use and display of their ID cards.
Don't have an identification policy? Make a resolution to create one. Identification in the workplace improves safety by providing a visual identifier of individuals in the building. This makes it easier to identify who do and does not belong in the building. Thanks to identification software and easy-to-use photo ID card systems, you can create the identification policy that will have the greatest impact on safety for your organization.
Safety Month is a great opportunity to update staff ID card pictures, too. At staff meetings, have your digital camera ready and offer "picture-retakes" for anyone interested. Employees will be more likely to wear their ID when they are happy with their picture. Hand out new lanyards or badge reels to everyone to encourage them to regularly sport their new ID cards.
Safety is an essential piece to creating a work environment where employees look forward to coming to work. When you create a safety-conscious culture at your organization, employees will thank you with increased productivity and engagement.
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June is National Safety Month, and previous Identify Newsletters on the subject have recommended you take the month of June to refocus your safety efforts. This year, make it a goal to implement all of our top ten safety tips before the end of the month to help you create and maintain a safe environment for your employees.
1. Create a safety team. Form a team of employees who are enthusiastic about safety, and give them first aid, CPR, and fire prevention training.
2. Wear your ID card. When employees wear their ID cards, it's easier to spot visitors and know if employees are in the correct location. Encourage all employees to wear their ID cards when in the building by giving them the proper ID card accessories.
3. Have a fire drill. When was the last time you had a fire drill at your organization? Schedule a fire drill for your entire organization to ensure employees know how to safely exit the building and where to meet once outside. Practice for inclement weather, such as tornados, too.
4. Choose breakaway lanyards. The release on breakaway lanyards is an added safety feature that protects the individual wearing the lanyard. If the lanyard were to be caught in a piece of machinery or wrapped around the individual's neck, the lanyard would release and prevent injury.
5. Create an emergency communication system. Preparing for the worst is the best way to ensure the safety of your employees in an emergency. Create a communication system that you can use throughout your building if you were to have a safety breach or inclement weather. Test the system periodically to make sure it is in working order.
6. Implement a visitor management system. Part of creating a safe work environment is knowing who is in your building. A visitor management system tracks visitors and supplies them with an ID badge to wear while in the building.
7. Safeguard employee ID card information. If your employee ID cards have RFID chips in them, protect against identity theft with an RFID Secure badge holder. The holder blocks RFID signals and will ensure employee and company information isn't stolen.
8. Don't stand on swivel chairs. Train employees how to properly use equipment around the office and provide any tools they may need to safely do a job. For instance, you may need to purchase a step stool to help employees safely reach items on high shelves.
9. Restrict access to your building. Proximity ID cards sync with your access control system and only allows authorized individuals into your building. This is a simple way to protect your staff from any outside threats.
10. Reward great safety records. An effective way to improve safety in your organization is to reward safe behaviors. Recognize teams and individuals who have outstanding safety records and accomplishments with lapel pins or employee awards from Baudville, our sister company.
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AODocs: confidentiality and control of all your documents
The vast majority of data-loss in the cloud is due to human error. AODocs keeps documents safe by transferring file-ownership to a Google Drive Corporate Account and providing administrators with the capability of deciding who can delete documents.
As we know, it is extremely easy to share information on Google Drive, AODocs adds privacy to prevent shared documents from being re-shared or published on the web.
It is also a workflow tool which includes powerful features that automate business processes, the lifecycle of documents and that connect multiple applications to one another. In just a few clicks you can configure job interviews processes, expenses approval processes and document saving policies.
It makes the migration of Microsoft SharePoint files to Google Drive simple, while maintaining privileges, properties and records of the document versions. It also offers solutions for Lotus Notes, Lotus Quickr, OpenText LiveLink and eRoom.


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The Hirayama Ikuo Volunteer Center (WAVOC) was founded in 2002 as an affiliated organization of Waseda University. Since then, it has developed curricular and extracurricular volunteer programs based on cooperation between students, the faculty and staff, local people and others. To date, more than 100,000 students have experienced its structured programs and spread their wings around the world.
WAVOC volunteer activities are developed and run by prioritizing the idea of "students contributing to society" rather than "students seizing a learning opportunity". We certify and support projects run by student groups, who engage in social issues with the rich imagination typical of students. We also offer related lecture subjects and experiential learning subjects in collaboration with the Global Education Center, where students learn through a combination of theoretical and practical approaches. Furthermore, we have created a culturally enriching environment in which students can themselves grow while conducting their activities. To qualitatively guarantee the above, we have even established a university-wide minor "Social Contribution and Volunteering."


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I am adding third node to current two node cluster, validation report shows one of my current nodes is throwing error keeping me from adding tird node
Error : Failed to get scsi page 83h VPD descriptors for cluster disk 1 from node xxx.com status 2
May 18, 2011 at 9:58 UTC
Looks like Microsoft has a hotfix for this:
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May 18, 2011 at 9:58 UTC
Looks like Microsoft has a hotfix for this:
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Dec 2, 2011 at 3:29 UTC
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What if the hotfix doesn't fix this? I applied the hotfix, re-ran the cluster validation test and I'm still getting the error.
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Dec 7, 2011 at 5:38 UTC
DO you have hard drive space assigned that all nodes have read write access to, a qorum disk or just a scratch drive?


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After a light week of practice, Watertown's Oteri Squirt A team was up bright and early on Sunday, March 3, to face off against Arlington. Playing in their opponents' home rink, the boys built on the solid performances of the past few weeks to grind out a come-from-behind 2–2 tie.
After a light week of practice, Watertown's Oteri Squirt A team was up bright and early on Sunday, March 3, to face off against Arlington. Playing in their opponents' home rink, the boys built on the solid performances of the past few weeks to grind out a come-from-behind 2–2 tie.
Watertown started the game strongly, with the line of Mason Andrade, Sean Loughran, and Jack Bunnell, backed by defensemen Anthony Leone and Dylan Shine on the points, playing their entire shift in the Arlington end and snapping off a couple of good shots. It didn't take long for Arlington to find their legs, though, and they in fact jumped into a 1–0 lead just a couple of shifts later.
From there, the game settled into an up-and-down, tight-checking match, with both teams fighting through the neutral zone and trading forays into the offensive zones. On defense, the Raiders once again played well as a team. Both pairs of defensemen—Shine–Leone and Declan Robinson–Nic Oteri—did well to stymie Arlington rushes before they got to the blue line; when Arlington did break through, Watertown's forwards were always in dogged pursuit on the backcheck. getting back to help the defense and goaltender PJ Benites. As always happens, though, bouncing pucks do strange things and produce odd-man rushes, but Benites stood tall there, too, moving well across his crease and flashing his pads and gloves to deny Arlington's attack. With just 45 seconds left in the second period, though, the Raiders surrendered a second goal and entered the final stanza facing a two-goal deficit.
Despite the score, the boys knew that it was anyone's game—the next goal would be big, and they were getting their chances. They pulled within one just a minute into the period, when Jack Bunnell sent Dylan Shine away up the right wing. Shine loosed a high wrister from the circle that found the far-side corner. More up-and-down action ensued, for as energized as the goal made Watertown, Arlington was just as determined to protect their lead and add to it. Each team saw a power-play opportunity go by the boards early in the period, and each had some good chances. Back in the net, PJ Benites stayed on his game; one of his best saves came on a 3-on-0, when sliding to his right, he reached back to snag the Arlington forward's bid to the far side. On offense, some of Watertown's best shifts came from the dervish line of Michael Cormier-Luce, Jack Pothier, and Joey Cottone, whose relentless puck pursuit hemmed Arlington in and forced a couple of icings. Yet although they were carrying play in the offensive zone, the Raiders were not getting the shots they wanted.
So, still a goal down midway through the third period, James Marini and Mason Andrade threw the puck in low behind the Arlington net, with Marini giving chase and forcing a turnover. Andrade picked up the puck, and as he headed toward space in the left-wing corner, flipped a pass out front to a waiting Malcolm MacDonald, who one-timed it in from the low slot to tie things up. Both teams fought to the final buzzer, but neither could find the back of the net again and skated off with a 2–2 draw. The Raiders had to feel good, though, about another strong team effort, and in particular about their third-period comeback.
Nashoba 2, Watertown 1
The Oteri Squirts returned to their home ice on Tuesday night in a makeup game against a good, physical Nashoba team that had beaten them soundly in December. Back then, the Raiders were undermanned and outplayed; this time was different. Not only did the Raiders have a full squad, but they also turned in an exemplary effort, and their scrappy, determined play—not to mention PJ Benites's heroics between the pipes—came very close to earning a win.
Nashoba opened scoring early in the first period on a 2-on-1 break, with one of the attackers throwing a moving pick on defenseman Declan Robinson to open up a shot and prevent Robinson from getting to the puck. Nashoba passed well and carried much play in Watertown's zone, in fact, but the Raiders' commitment to team defense kept most shots to the outside. In addition, the Raiders consistently backchecked to catch Nashoba rushes, with Mason Andrade and Jack Bunnell leading the way. When Nashoba did get chances, and they had more than a few, goalie PJ Benites was there: he played one of his best games of the year.
Watertown's best chances to score came from Andrade, Sean Loughran, and Dylan Shine, with Loughran, Andrade, and linemate Michael Cormier-Luce working well together to move the puck through the neutral zone, and Shine combining with Bunnell and Malcolm MacDonald to open up shots. Shine himself tried to rush the puck several times, but was swarmed before he could get the chances he wanted. Watertown defensemen also jumped into the act, each working to his strengths: while Anthony Leone pinched well on the point and played his usual steady defensive game, his partner James Marini often carried the puck out of the defensive zone himself and joined the rush. Declan Robinson did similarly, adding the element of size and strength to protect the puck, and Ronan Greene used his quickness to break up several odd-man rushes and start the transition game. Marini and Robinson were also especially strong on the point.
Watertown's only goal, however, came off the stick of Jack Pothier, about two minutes into the second period. Nic Oteri forced a turnover at the top of the right-hand circle, and Pothier swooped in to pick it up. With Oteri creating a screen and Joey Cottone crashing the net, Pothier wheeled to his forehand and shot, sending the puck through Oteri's skates and the Nashoba goaltender's pads to the back of the net.
The teams would trade scoring chances as the period wore on, with Nashoba probably earning the bulk of the quality shots as well as establishing more of a physical game. Watertown was resilient, though, keeping play along the boards and in the corners, and relying on Benites, who smartly covered the puck before Nashoba could get any real momentum.
In the first minute of the third period, though, Nashoba regained the lead, when a scrum in the crease saw the puck just cross the line. That would be it for the scoring, though: Benites shut the door and his counterpart on the other end of the ice did the same as Watertown began to generate more chances. The Raiders came very close to tying the game in the final minute. With a Nashoba player in the box for tripping, they pulled Benites to create a 6-on-4. In the ensuing action, Nashoba's defenders blocked more shots than their goaltender as Watertown poured it on. Perhaps one more second would have made the difference: the buzzer sounded with the puck on Jack Bunnell's stick at the bottom of the left circle.
Despite the loss in this game, the Raiders should walk away proud of their performance. No one took a shift off in this one, and they have now put together a string of five or six games of three-period, three-zone grinding, hardworking hockey. They will look to finish the regular season with the same kind of effort on Sunday at the Flynn Arena in Medford, against Melrose.


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By DAN KARELL
On a night that saw the U.S. Men's National Team playing and the MLB All-Star Game taking place in nearby Queens, the New York Red Bulls turned out to face Ligue 1 side Lyon at Red Bull Arena.
In front of more than 13,000 fans, the Red Bulls tied Lyon, 2-2, in a mid-week friendly match, one that saw the Red Bulls play 22 players and give reserves Kevin Hartman, Ian Christenson, and Matt Miazga their first minutes of the season for the first team.
Red Bulls defender Jamison Olave put Lyon on the board inside four minutes with an own goal, but teammates Dax McCarty and Andre Akpan scored two goals on either side of halftime to take a lead. Lyon midfielder Yoann Gourcuff then tied the match up in the 75th minute with a shot past Red Bulls substitute goalkeeper Ryan Meara.
The Red Bulls now hold a 2-3-1 record in international friendlies at Red Bull Arena.
Here are some more notes from around the MLS Eastern Conference:
Though the New England Revolution fell to the Colorado Rapids on Wednesday night, there was one player that was likely more than happy to just be there.
Defender Kevin Alston was on the bench for the first time since the end of March after being removed from the disabled list earlier this week. Alston had been placed on the DL in May after being diagnosed for a rare but treatable form of Luekmia.
Alston didn't play in the loss against the Rapids, and mentioned to the Boston Globe that he wasn't yet 100 percent, but he's back to full training and head coach Jay Heaps has stated he plans on playing Alston in the future.
Though he is second in Major League Soccer in scoring, Jack McInerney was left off the MLS All-Star Gameday roster.
Forwards Marco Di Vaio, Thierry Henry, Camilo, and Robbie Keane all beat out McInerney on the squad that will face AS Roma on July 31 in Kansas City. Also missing out was Sebastien Le Toux, who currently leads the league with nine assists.
With McInerney back from national team duty, he could make a bid to be an All Star replacement player with another goal or two in the last two weeks of the month.
In a week of player signings, one of the brightest of the group is former U.S. youth international Jared Jeffrey.
The former U-17 and U-20 midfielder made the move to MLS after six years in Europe, playing at Club Brugge in Belgium and Mainz 05, failing to break into both first teams and realizing that it was time to come home and get some first team minutes in the United States.
The Texas native made his D.C. United debut in a friendly match last Friday against Chivas Guadalajara, starting and earning praise from D.C. United head coach Ben Olsen.
In other news, D.C. United's latest homegrown player signing Collin Martin has been loaned to the Richmond Kickers in USL-Pro for the rest of the season.
In less than six days, Toronto FC have let their captain leave the club due to salary issues.
Darren O'Dea has reportedly signed a three-year contract with Ukranian side Metalurh Donetsk after being left off the team's trip to Sporting Kansas City last Saturday. O'Dea was in line to earn more than $456,000 this season in total compensation, a number higher than some designated players and one of the highest non-designated player contracts in the league.
Despite O'Dea's desire to remain in Toronto, the club were not willing to renew his salary at that level, so the Republic of Ireland international decided to move abroad.
The night before the MLS All-Star Game in Kansas City, Sporting Kansas City defender Aurelien Collin will be hard at work.
The French MLS Best XI defender will be debuting his fashion line, aptly named AC78, on July 30 at the Kansas City Power and Light District. A number of Sporting KC players are reported to be modeling the suits designed by Collin.
Since April 27, the Columbus Crew have been without American-born but Uruguayan-raised midfielder Agustin Viana.
The 29-year-old has missed time due to a hamstring injury, but he could be making his first team comeback sooner rather than later. Viana played 58 minutes in a recent reserve match, and played the entire second half in the Crew's friendly match against Wigan last Saturday.
Viana's return could push midfielders Will Trapp and Konrad Warzycha back to the bench, though Viana may still be a couple of weeks away according to reports out of Columbus.
Hoping to stem the tide after two recent defeats, the Chicago Fire have been given a massive boost ahead of this Saturday's match against D.C. United.
Veteran midfielder Logan Pause played 60 minutes on Wednesday in a reserve match for the Fire, and could be part of the 18 when the Fire welcome D.C. United. Pause has played just once since the start of June, a 26 minute performance before having to leave due to injury.
Though they've won two in a row, Houston Dynamo forward Giles Barnes is on one of the longest goal-scoring droughts of his career.
The Englishman hasn't scored a goal since May 8, after he had scored two in three games, giving hope that his scoring run could improve. However, despite the frustrations, Barnes says that he feels that as long as he's helping his teammates score he doesn't mind too much.
"It's a bit frustrating," Barnes told MLSsoccer.com. "As a striker or attacking midfielder you want to be scoring goals. [I'm] still making chances, still working hard for the team and we're getting goals in other places. As long as I'm helping the team I don't need all the glory."
In his mid-season "State of the Impact" address, Montreal Impact owner Joey Saputo came to the aid of the struggling club that hasn't won in four matches.
In particular, Saputo defended head coach Marco Schallibaum, saying that they are working on an extension for the Swiss coach. Schallibaum signed a one-year contract this past offseason.
Earlier this week, there had been reports in South America that Juan Carlos Osorio, formerly of the New York Red Bulls and Chicago Fire, would return to MLS as the coach of the Montreal Impact.
What do you think of these reports? Impressed with the Red Bulls result? Do you see Alston returning to the lineup soon? Do you believe McInerney should be on the MLS All-Star gameday roster?
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So, Califf retires and O'Dea leaves….that CB position is looking awfully thin for TFC.
"Massive boost"… Can Logan Pause defend?, can he score goals??
Where's the boost?
Awesome news about Kevin Alston, that tough news to take for Revs fans, can't wait to see him back on the field.
why would they play when they did? this shows a complete lack of forsight! First of all the national team was playing in Hartford – presumably because it is located halfway between New York and Boston providing access for fans from both cities (besides the fact that it is the National Team! Why is ANY MLS team playing on a day/ night when the national team is playing? then you have the ALL Star Game – OK i didnt watch a single minute but it is for better or worse the marquee event nationally. then consider that it is well known that the ONE day in America that has the LEAST amount of sporting events is the day after the baseball All Star Game! Why wouldnt you play this night? Just when you think the forces that be are starting to get it, you have a clown show like this! and people wonder why people dont tke MLS clubs seriously!
This is RBNY – why are you expecting logical decisions? You're right of course – although I'm a RBNY season ticket holder and haven't missed an MLS/Open Cup home game in 3 years, I skipped the Lyon match because I'm also a big Yankees fan and wanted to see Mariano Rivera pitch. If it had been the next night I would've gone.
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An emphatic start to his bid for a fifth world title was made by Ian Williams as his Team GAC Pindar plundered a runaway win at Langenargen of Match Race Germany.
It was Williams' second in succession, he won every race except one, and, even though the final was reduced to a sudden death showdown, his opponent managed to hit the committee boat at the start. From then on, despite the horribly light winds that have characterized the whole of the Lake Constance regatta, he clamped a controlling lock on Australia's Keith Swinton. There was no way back.
Adding a little cream to the substantial portion of pie that meant maximum points from the first of the Alpari 2014 series, Williams also saw the man who stopped him from winning a fifth title last year, Taylor Canfield of the US Virgin Islands, slump to seventh when opening his defence.
It will not stop Canfield, and Williams still has to beat off all other rivals not forgetting the finale, the Monsoon Cup in Malaysia, counts double points. But GAC Pindar will carry confidence and momentum into the next and most popular of the tour events, the Stena Cup in Marstrand, Sweden.Reuse content


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Systems Biology Opens New Research Pathways
Systems Biologists Are Attacking the Encrypted Messages That Would Allow Us to Predict and Change the Course of Disease
Individual Tumor Profiling
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Atara Established to Develop Amgen Assets
Amgen and Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers (KPCB) have founded a new drug development firm, Atara Biotherapeutics, focused on chronic diseases in therapeutic areas including nephrology and oncology. Atara will start out with licenses to six of Amgen's preclinical and early-clinical programs.
The new firm will initially be financed by KPCB, and headed by former KPCB partner, Isaac Ciechanover, M.D. Amgen will retain a minority equity interest in Atara.
"Amgen is excited to partner with KPCB to help advance molecules in Amgen's pipeline that have the potential to treat serious illnesses," comments Sean E. Harper, M.D., Amgen's executive vp for R&D. With facilities in both the Bay Area and near Amgen's Thousand Oaks campus, Atara Biotherapeutics will provide the opportunity to further foster biotechnology innovation in Amgen's communities.
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Grapes of Redemption
This nonalcoholic mocktail tastes like grape soda for grown-ups thanks to muddled tangy Concord grapes, fresh lime juice and vanilla simple syrup.
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- 30 Concord grapes
- 1 ounce Vanilla Simple Syrup
- 1/4 ounce fresh lime juice
- Crushed ice
- 4 ounces chilled club soda
How to make this recipe
In a mixing glass, muddle the Concord grapes with the Vanilla Simple Syrup and lime juice. Fill a chilled rocks glass with crushed ice, add the club soda, then top with more crushed ice. Pour the grape mixture on top.


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