text:
The Academy
As a part of our 2020 Vision, iSanctuary has recently launched The Academy in Mumbai!
The Academy is a groundbreaking, comprehensive personal development program that addresses the many varying needs of trafficking survivors around the world. The Academy provides every young woman in our program with opportunities to dream of a sustainable future by setting educational and personal development goals in four core areas, while earning an income that supports growth in line with their commitment.
How is The Academy different than iSanctuary's current programming?
Since the inception, iSanctuary has worked to meet core needs of the young women in Mumbai and Orange County. As the organization grows, we strive to deepen and expand our impact by taking the next step in creating a structured, goal-driven programming that will provide the young women with dynamic opportunities as they heal and learn in the safe environment of the Sanctuary.
The four core areas of The Academy are education, income, health, and community. Our goals for the program include:
By recognizing each woman's potential alongside her current limitations, we provide academic instruction and learning support that not only prepares her to reach educational milestones, but also encourages her to think critically, problem solve, and cultivate proactive self- development practices.
In order to break the cycle of poverty and exploitation, we utilize supportive employment and artisan training to develop generalizable, sustainable professional skills. We are encouraging each individual to broaden her scope of possibilities, discover and develop her personal vocational interests and skills, take charge of her finances, and plan for the future.
For a woman to be self-directed and independent, she must be empowered to make well- informed decisions about her own body, know her own mind and hear her spirit. We aim to ensure the highest quality of life for each of our participants by equipping her with scientific knowledge, tools to care for herself emotionally and spiritually so she can form healthy relationships and have the confidence to act preventatively for herself and others.
Create a trauma-informed place of work and learning that serves as a microcosm and ideal model of the larger community and a pathway to reintegration. By cultivating a structured safe space in which each person is held accountable while still provided with consistent support and encouragement, we will provide a testing ground for young women to explore personal identities, interests and skills, reconfigure relationships to self and others, and prepare for productive, fulfilling adulthoods.
In order to successfully launch The Academy, we brought on Alyson Holsclaw as Program Development Specialist. Alyson has developed the three year curriculum which is the foundation of The Academy. She holds a Master's degree in Psychology, and has served for over nine years in the social sector in New York, San Francisco, and Mumbai, India. She has worked with marginalized communities in a variety of contexts including education, HIV research and prevention, and mental health services in organizations ranging from major universities to grassroots clinics. Alyson is a great addition to the iSanctuary team with her professional passion and focus on gender equality, women's health, and trauma recovery.
Partner with us to launch The Academy as we strive to develop stronger, wiser women. Give a gift today to help launch The Academy!


text:
Portal Development
A portal is a web system that has the needed features to identify the users and make sure they are who they say they are. It also gives them an easy, personalized and user friendly way to move along information and services that are of interest to the users. The organization that creates the portal will have a system that gives a variety of functions for said organization to put together many different avenues of information, making them available to the various users according to their specific interests and needs. Therefore, the main reason to set up a portal is bring all the information and resources that are available to these users in a way that is effective.
A portal is needed today so that the multitude of organizations that make use of the web to break down information and give services to their users, for example, customers or staff members, can do it successfully. In order to handle the different needs of various users, the many types of information and services that are available to all types of users were grouped together and presented on the web according to the way they functioned. What this means is that the information and services are organized according to the way service-providing departments are divided. The users need to have a general idea of what sort of information or services can be given by which department so they can get what they need easily. If the users have too little information about what they are looking for, it can be more difficult to find what they need.
To help these problems, such as improving the user friendliness and enabling easier access to the different information and services put on the web by users, it is easier to set up a portal to channel this vast amount of information to different users in an efficient and effective way. In this way, the user's identification by the portal can provide information and services that are of interest according to that user's profile.
There are some functions and features that a portal should have. These include:
Allowing the different information and service providing departments to update their own information.
Present the information and services that a user would need according to this profile.
Present the information and services that a user would need according to this profile.
Set up things from the users' perspective.
Allowing for a single sign-on feature for the users.
Portal development is one way to bring together the different web-based applications to support the delivery of information and services by a system that is convenient, effective, and unified. This system gives users easy access to the information needed. As the web applications to support the way the information and services are delivered to the users can be erected by different groups in an organization, it is crucial to make the right choice of a platform. Organizations that have elected to create a portal have been quite satisfied with the results.
B-Flux Technology Pvt Ltd a Web Portal Development company in India has pioneered the domain and has successfully executed top of the line portals that incorporate the latest technology and most interactive options to attract users to your website. We have an experienced team who understands the technicalities involved in the process of Website Portal Development and give customized product to fit to your specific requirements. The importance of integrating the latest technology development platform with an attractive usable design and navigation puts B-Flux Technology Pvt Ltd apart from a regular web development company in India.
Web Portal differentiates from a normal website in its usability. Web Portals primarily focus on online community building and get users to register and use the services on regular basis. The repeat factor of business is very important while designing and developing a portal for a client. Theme based portals have become very successful as they create a niche and target specific users for that community. Our team develops a customized Content Management System (CMS) as per your requirement which have various interactive tools such as message board, discussion forums, rating tools, voting polls, blog community, real time chat, videos and Image gallery etc.
Our Web Portal Development services include:
Customized application development for a web portal already in place
New web portal solutions integrating a great interactive design with a latest technology platform.
Integrating third party applications such as payment gateways, open source interactive modules etc.
B2B portal solutions that provide comprehensive web services such as e-commerce application with shopping cart and e-Marketplace servicing as a business hub.
B2C portal solutions for a business to reach its target customer base. Provide a single point of contact to the users to effectively access wide spectrum of useful information, conveniently.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
JACKSON COUNTY — Jackson County supervisors have voted to borrow $2.5 million in a five-year note to complete multiple projects.
The Mississippi Press reports about $1.2 million will go toward site work on the new Adult Detention Facility and $430,000 will fund a Highway Patrol building on Mississippi 57.
Another $430,000 will go to improvements at the overcrowded West Jackson County Court Complex, while $278,000 will go to purchase golf carts.
Any leftover money will go toward a bridge project near the Pascagoula River Audubon Center.
Supervisors decided against including $100,000 for improvements at the animal shelter in the borrowing. Instead, Supervisor John McKay said, the county will fund projects in the new fiscal year's budget.
The county's fiscal year runs Oct.1 to Sept. 30.


text:
|Publication number
|Publication type
|Application number
|Publication date
|Oct 30, 2007
|Filing date
|Aug 7, 2002
|Priority date
|Aug 7, 2002
|Fee status
|Also published as
|Publication number
|Mark W. Fagan
|Original Assignee
|Lexmark International, Inc.
|Export Citation
|BiBTeX, EndNote, RefMan
|Patent Citations (29), Referenced by (4), Classifications (13), Legal Events (4)
|External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, Espacenet
Not Applicable.
This invention relates to printers, and particularly to ink jet printers that print in swaths across an underlying document.
Ink jet printers using an array of multiple nozzles have been available for years. In such printers, these nozzles are typically grouped together on a print head, which typically is affixed to a moveable carriage or carrier that moves left and right in a horizontal manner with respect to a sheet of paper that is moving or indexing in a perpendicular, vertical direction. The multiple nozzles are typically grouped in a vertical column on the print head (or multiple vertical columns, especially in a color printer).
On one horizontal pass of the print head multiple horizontal "columns" of dots are simultaneously laid down in a "swath" of ink upon the paper or other print media. As the print head travels in the horizontal direction, it produces tiny dots along the swath according to a "print plan" that has been received by the printer, typically from a host computer. The "width" (i.e., "height," in this orientation) of the swath is dependent upon the resolution of the print head nozzles (such as 300 dpi (dots per inch)), which is 1/300 inch resolution, as well as the number of nozzles in the vertical column array on the print head. If, for example, the print head has an array of 104 nozzles, and its resolution is 300 dpi, then the swath would be approximately ⅓ inch in width. Typical conventional printers format the print data so that each of the nozzles receives a digital (i.e., either "on" or "off") datum bit of information virtually simultaneously, which means that, in the above example, a data set of at least 104 bits must be sent to the printhead to control the 104 nozzles that are ready to either print a dot by turning ON (e.g., Logic 1), or to not print a dot which would be the nozzle's OFF state (e.g., Logic 0). This data set for a particular instant of time to control the entire vertical column array of 104 nozzles is designated by the term "firegroup." Therefore, to create a swath of print data, firegroup after firegroup of print data must be sent to the print head to sequentially turn ON or OFF each of the print head's nozzles at the correct times to reproduce the print data pattern representation. In the above example of the prior art, each firegroup must contain 104 bits of print data and, assuming that the horizontal resolution was also 300 dpi, there would then have to be 300 slices of data per horizontal inch of print head travel via its carrier.
In conventional ink jet printers, it is typical to import the print data from a host PC and to store that print data in the form of a "bitmap." Bitmap information typically arrives as a series of words of sixteen (16) bits each until a complete slice has been defined. Once the first slice of a swath has been received and stored in the printer's memory system, additional words are then received to define the next consecutive slice, and this procedure continues until all of the slices for a swath have been received and then stored in the printer's memory system. After the first swath has been completed, the subsequently received print data will again be in groupings of words to define the first slice of the next swath, which typically is the adjacent swath to the one that has just been completed.
This process continues until all of the slices for all of the swaths have been received for an entire page to be printed. If no data compression or data compacting techniques are used, the bitmap received by the printer and subsequently stored in the printer's memory system will represent a series of vertical slices adjacent to one another to make up a swath, and a series of horizontal swaths that are adjacent to one another to define the entire vertical structure of the page to be printed. All of these slices and swaths form an entire rectangular page of bitmap print data.
This approach is very memory intensive, because all of the "blank" areas where nothing is to be printed nevertheless require the same amount of memory space as areas that have data to be printed. Without any type of data compression or data compacting techniques, the amount of memory area required to store a single page of print data will always be the number of bits required to make up all of the slices of each swath times the number of swaths for that page. For example, if an entire 8� by 11 inch page of print data were to be stored in memory at 300 dpi, there would be (8.5 times 300) times (11 times 300)=8,415,000 bits required. This roughly eight million bits of data corresponds to just over one million bytes of memory space required in the printer's memory system, and that is assuming no extra bits are used for any error checking routines, which are typical. It is easy to see that there are advantages to reducing the amount of memory space required to hold print data in such printing systems.
In addition to the memory required to store the printer data in the form of a bitmap, resources are required to create a print plan and to operate the print engine which reads the print plan and operates the print head. The creation of the print plan translates a swath of the bitmap into a series of consecutive firegroups, as is known in the art. A print engine is responsive to each firegroup and causes the necessary nozzles to be fired at a required position of the page. "Shingling" and multiple pass printing are incorporated into the print plan at this stage. There are two limitations to the current practice. First, the amount of data necessary to convey a bitmap to the printer can exceed the capacity of the connections as well as requiring a large amount of memory in the printer for storage. In addition, the creation and execution of the print plan requires additional storage resources in the printer and can delay the printing process as the necessary calculations are made.
To reduce the amount of data sent by the host PC much of the prior art focuses on compressing the bitmap data. Run Length Encoding (RLE) is typical of the types of data management used. Most compression schemes are effective when portions of the bitmap are empty or contain repeating data. These schemes are especially useful for printing word processing documents. The development of color printers has increased the demand for printing images (such as photographs). These types of printing jobs are not conducive to the current data compression schemes because of the lack of empty or repeating data.
The bitmap created by the host PC can be sent to multiple devices for printing. For example, the bitmap can be sent to an attached printer, a stand-alone printer and to a fax machine. All of the machines can subsequently print an image after transforming the bitmap into a print plan specific to that device. Although this system is useful for multiple uses of the bitmap, the tremendous processing power and data storage capabilities of the host PC are not effectively utilized. Accordingly data management systems which create the print plan on the host PC have been developed. The data is then sent to the printer. The data is then utilized by the print engine to control the print head and create the desire image. There is a need for a method and apparatus of compressing the data generated by the host PC before transmission to the printer.
In one embodiment, the invention is a method and apparatus for compressing and decompressing data sent to a printing device such as a printer that utilizes a printhead. For example, a PC creates a print plan specific to the printer. The print plan is composed by reducing a page to a series of print swaths. The print swaths are composed of a series of firegroups corresponding to nozzle activation at specified points on the page. An initial firegroup is created corresponding to the beginning of a print swath. The firegroups are created consecutively until the swath is completed. The swaths are created consecutively until the page is completed.
According to one embodiment, the invention analyzes each firegroup and compresses the data prior to transmission to the printer. The data can be decompressed and the firegroup sent to the print head. The compression can occur by mapping the nozzles into an even/odd nozzle map. The nozzles in each map can be further sorted into groups of eight. Each group of eight nozzles can be identified by a byte. The firegroup can be loaded into the nozzle map such that activated nozzles for that firegroup are represented by a "1", and idled nozzles are represented by a "0".
A control can be created to identify the groups and to indicate the groups having information to transmit to the printer. The control can also indicate which groups of data have been eliminated to compress the data to allow the firegroup to be reconstructed at the printer. The compressed firegroup can be sent to the printer. In one embodiment, any byte having all idled nozzles is not sent. The firegroup can be recreated at the printer by replacing the missing bytes with all idled nozzle commands.
Further features and advantages of the present invention, as well as the structure and operation of various embodiments of the present invention, are described in detail in the exemplary embodiments presented below with reference to the accompanying drawings.
The accompanying drawings, which are incorporated in and form a part of the specification, illustrate exemplary embodiments of the present invention and together with the description, serve to explain the principles of the invention. In the drawings:
The description of this invention is given by way of examples. Although the examples are specific, the algorithm may be applied to different print head configurations. The system and method may be implemented in hardware or software.
In one embodiment, the present invention is drawn to a method and apparatus for compressing the amount of data sent to a printer from a host PC. The print plan can be compressed in the host PC and then decompressed using hardware in the printer.
The creation of a bitmap and a print plan for printing the bitmap are known in the art. Commonly owned U.S. Pat. Nos. 5,923,820; 5,930,466; and 6,038,033 (hereby incorporated by reference) demonstrate different data compression schemes useful for reducing the amount of data associated with the bitmap to be sent to the printer. In an exemplary embodiment of the current invention, a print plan is created based on a bitmap accessed through an application at the host computer and then organized by a method of the invention according to the print head architecture. Print heads for ink jet printers, for example, have multiple nozzles which may be used in a variety of print sequences.
The individual components of the print plan are called firegroups. A firegroup dictates which nozzles of the print head will be activated at a particular time. Each particular time corresponds to a particular position of the print head over the page being printed. (Hence "firegroups" are sometimes also accurately be referred to as "firetimes.") A print swath is composed of firegroups from a start point on one side of the page to an end point of the print swath on the other side of the page. A page is composed of print swaths progressing from top to bottom.
A printer typically receives the print plan in memory one firegroup at a time. The print engine controls the print head and starts printing at a start point corresponding to the beginning of a print swath. The print engine accesses the print plan when the print head arrives at the start point. The print engine then causes activation of those nozzles indicated by the firegroup for that point. The print head is then moved forward to the next point and the next firegroup is accessed.
The next point to be printed is determined by the resolution of the printed image. If the image is being printed at 600 dot per inch (dpi) resolution, then the print head moves 1/600th of an inch for each firegroup. After the nozzles indicated by the firegroup are activated the process is repeated for all of the firegroups corresponding to the print swath until the end point is reached. This could be for a single pass or a multiple pass print swath.
The next print swath is started by moving the paper forward and returning the print head to the start position for that print swath. The above process is repeated for each print swath until a page is completed. In an exemplary embodiment of the present invention, after the print plan has been generated, the data is compressed using the nozzle map described below.
For example, in one embodiment, an Even/Odd nozzle map is created based upon the print head architecture. In the embodiment depicted in
A byte can be assigned to each group of nozzles. In an exemplary embodiment, even Byte 1 would have the print data for nozzles numbered 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14 and 16. Odd Byte 1 would have the print data for nozzles numbered 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, 11, 13, 15 and 17. The remaining nozzles would be similarly associated with a byte of eight bits; one bit per nozzle.
In one embodiment there are 160 nozzles. In accordance with this architecture, a multiple of eight in even and odd numbered rows, the compression algorithm has ten even nozzle Bytes and ten odd nozzle Bytes. The compression algorithm can be used with any number of nozzles by providing enough bytes to accommodate all the nozzles, and/or by changing the number of bits in each byte. Those elements of the byte not having an associated nozzle would be set to zero.
The compressed firegroup is completed with a control word to identify each of the ten odd nozzle groups and each of the ten even nozzle groups in one embodiment. The control word has three bytes and is used to indicate which of the groups of nozzles has information to be transferred to the printer. One bit in the control word represents each one of the 20 following data bytes.
The printer can decompress the print data by first referring to the control word and then referring to the print data. The printer defaults all nozzle positions to idle and uses the print data to overwrite those nozzle locations to be fired as indicated by the compressed print data to recreate the firegroup. This information can be used by the print engine to actuate the nozzles in the print head as dictated by the firegroup.
An effective method of demonstrating the compression scheme is to show the compression and decompression of an actual firegroup. Using the nozzle architecture of the previous exemplary embodiment, suppose a demonstration firegroup has nozzles 1, 2, 159, and 160 being fired and all other nozzles being idled. This information is sent to the printer as a series of one and zeros. The total data requires 20 bytes (160 nozzles divided by 8 nozzles/byte).
The demonstration firegroup is mapped according to the compression scheme:
Even Nozzle Map Odd Nozzle Map Even Byte 1 = [1,0,0,0,0,0,0,0] Odd Byte 1 = [1,0,0,0,0,0,0,0] Even Byte 2 = [0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0] Odd Byte 2 = [0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0] Even Byte 3 = [0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0] Odd Byte 3 = [0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0] Even Byte 4 = [0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0] Odd Byte 4 = [0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0] Even Byte 5 = [0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0] Odd Byte 5 = [0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0] Even Byte 6 = [0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0] Odd Byte 6 = [0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0] Even Byte 7 = [0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0] Odd Byte 7 = [0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0] Even Byte 8 = [0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0] Odd Byte 8 = [0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0] Even Byte 9 = [0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0] Odd Byte 9 = [0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0] Even Byte 10 = [0,0,0,0,0,0,0,1] Odd Byte 10 = [0,0,0,0,0,0,0,1]
The Bytes are then analyzed to generate the 24 bit control. In the control the first 4 bits identify the control mode. The next 20 bits identify the information being sent for each Even and Odd Byte. Each Even and Odd Byte is analyzed by a compression module to test for zero.
The twenty-four bit control is then generated for the demonstration firegroup. The first four bits identify the control. The next ten bits correspond to the Even Nozzle data and the final ten bits correspond to the Odd Nozzle data. The first bit corresponding to the Even Nozzles corresponds to Even Byte 1. If the value of a Byte is not equal to zero then the bit value for that Byte is set to 1. If the value of a Byte is equal to zero (0) then the control bit corresponding to that Byte is set equal to zero (0). In the demonstration firegroup the control word thus is set to ****10000000011000000001. (The bits **** designate the control mode.)
The compression can be completed by coupling the data corresponding to those Bytes not set to "0" in the control word to the compressed firegroup print plan. Those Bytes set to "0" in the control word are omitted from the compressed firegroup print plan and not transmitted to the printer. Therefore, after the values for Even Byte 1, Even Byte 10, Odd Byte 1 and Odd Byte 10 are entered after the control word, the decompression is completed and the firegroup can be sent to the print engine to activate the print head.
For the demonstration firegroup the compressed firegroup print plan data will look like:
As this compressed firegroup is received by the printer the decompression can take place. The first twenty-four bits are read and then the rest of the print data is placed accordingly in the printer nozzle map as dictated by the twenty-four bit control word. In the above case the control indicates that Even Byte 1, Even Byte 10, Odd Byte 1 and Odd Byte 10 have information following the control word information. The control word bits for the remaining Even and Odd Bytes are set with all values equal to "0." This instructs that the remaining Even and Odd Bytes are all null sets, corresponding to blank space on the page in which no nozzles are to be fired. Accordingly the print engine opens the data bytes coupled with the control word bits set to "1" and from those bytes reads the nozzles to be fired. For those null bytes omitted in transmission and represented in the compressed form of a "0" bit in the control word, the printer engine reads that no nozzles are to be fired in the print plan groups for those bytes, and executes the print sequence accordingly.
The compression method can be used with a print head having any number of nozzles. The compression will work for a print head having any number of nozzles by grouping in a manner that is optimal for the printhead nozzle array as described above, and by grouping in a manner that is optimal for the print sequence plan, as described below. Any number of nozzles may be accommodated by dividing them into bytes of appropriate size.
The compression method can also be applied and used with multiples of the nozzles. For example, the 160 nozzles in the embodiment described herein correspond to a color head. A mono head might have 640 nozzles, for example. By using four sets of firegroups the compression scheme is the same and the firegroup for all 640 nozzles can be decompressed from the four sets of compressed data.
The method and apparatus for data compression is especially useful when the print sequence plan includes provisions for "shingling". During shingling a checkerboard pattern is laid down by the print head on a first pass in the print swath, as shown in
Even in non-shingled modes of printing the method and apparatus of data compression is effective for null data compression. For color printing, multiple pass print swaths might be required and necessarily only a portion of the nozzles are needed for each pass of the printhead. Embodiments of the current invention are effective in this environment by compressing the print data for idled nozzles.
The method and apparatus for data compression is effective because, for example, the data corresponding to a non event (idle print nozzle) is eliminated. Other data compression schemes require print data to be included even for idled nozzles.
In one embodiment, the present invention uses technology known in the art to create a print plan for creating a desired print image in the host. By creating the print plan in the host PC the amount of resources dedicated to the printer can be reduced. By sending the data to be used by the print engine to the printer, rather than a bitmap that the printer driver must extract necessary data from to print, printer performance can be improved.
In an exemplary embodiment, the print plan is composed of a series of firegroups. The individual firegroups are compressed using the Even/Odd nozzle data compression scheme and sent to the printer. The firegroups are decompressed using the same scheme and then sent to the print engine. The specific plan above was developed for a 160 nozzle print head. The technology can be extended generally according to the invention.
The array of nozzles can be analyzed and divided into at least two groups. The groups are selected strategically. In the specific example given, grouping the nozzles into even and odd groups was dictated by the practice of "shingling". There exists a print head having groups of different size nozzles. Depending upon the desired resolution, only a specific sized nozzle is utilized. Grouping these nozzles by size would ensure compression of the nozzle data associated with the nozzles not being utilized.
These nozzle groups can be further divided into subgroups. In one embodiment, the number of subgroups is dependent upon the number of nozzles represented by each subgroup. The number of nozzles represented by each subgroup can be any number. The method and apparatus for data compression can be based upon the association of each subgroup of nozzles with a single element of the control bit. The compression can be created by eliminating the print data for a subgroup having all idled nozzles. The elements of a subgroup can be tested for potential elimination from the data set by calculating the sum of the elements. If the sum of the elements is zero then that subgroup can be eliminated from the data set. If the sum of the elements is not equal to zero then that subgroup can be sent with the data set.
In view of the foregoing, it will be seen that the several advantages of the invention are achieved and attained.
The exemplary embodiments were chosen and described in order to best explain the principles of the invention and its practical application to thereby enable others skilled in the art to best utilize the invention in various embodiments and with various modifications as are suited to the particular use contemplated.
As various modifications could be made in the constructions and methods herein described and illustrated without departing from the scope of the invention, it is intended that all matter contained in the foregoing description or shown in the accompanying drawings shall be interpreted as illustrative rather than limiting. For example, the test for the subgroup could be an if/then loop to test for the absence of activated nozzle data. Thus, the breadth and scope of the present invention should not be limited by any of the above-described exemplary embodiments, but should be defined only in accordance with the following claims appended hereto and their equivalents.
|Cited Patent
|Filing date
|Publication date
|Oct 8, 1980
|Aug 23, 1983
|Epson Corporation
|Dot matrix printer with compressed character data storage
|Mar 19, 1986
|Feb 16, 1988
|International Business Machines Corporation
|Method for encoding and decoding a digital image
|Sep 22, 1989
|Apr 6, 1993
|Oki Electric Industry Co., Ltd.
|Method of compressing and expanding dot-matrix character
|Feb 19, 1992
|Jul 5, 1994
|Daher Mohammad A
|Method and apparatus for compressing and decompressing image data
|Sep 30, 1992
|Dec 12, 1995
|Hewlett-Packard Company
|Color separation in color graphics printing with limited memory
|Mar 2, 1995
|Jan 21, 1997
|Hewlett-Packard Company
|Method and apparatus for compression and decompression of data used by a serial printer
|Sep 26, 1994
|Nov 25, 1997
|Xerox Corporation
|Odd/even stroke control for reduced video data clocking
|Sep 8, 1995
|Jul 28, 1998
|Kabushikaisha Equos Research
|Image data compression apparatus and image data communication system
|Oct 17, 1997
|Sep 8, 1998
|Hewlett-Packard Company
|Display list architecture having two dimensional array of zones
|Mar 29, 1996
|Dec 29, 1998
|Hewlett-Packard Company
|Method and system for printing rasterized documents
|Jan 23, 1997
|Jul 13, 1999
|Lexmark International, Inc.
|Method and apparatus for compacting swath data for printers
|Mar 11, 1997
|Jul 27, 1999
|Lexmark International Inc
|Method and apparatus for data compression of bitmaps using rows and columns of bit-mapped printer data divided into vertical slices
|Aug 20, 1997
|Mar 14, 2000
|Lexmark International, Inc.
|Method and apparatus for compressing and decompressing print data in the background operations of a printer
|Feb 23, 1998
|Apr 4, 2000
|Brother Kogyo Kabushiki Kaisha
|Printing head and image data printing method for use with a color ink-jet printer of an interlace drive system
|Dec 23, 1997
|May 30, 2000
|Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.
|Circuit and method for controlling print heads of ink-jet printer
|Mar 26, 1997
|Jul 11, 2000
|Seiko Epson Corporation
|Printing apparatus and control method therefor
|Dec 23, 1992
|Jul 11, 2000
|Canon Kk
|Method of processing data by performing a predetermined operation between a current and preceding raster and compressing the resultant data
|May 15, 1997
|Aug 22, 2000
|Canon Kabushiki Kaisha
|Technique for printing with different printer heads
|Nov 12, 1997
|Sep 26, 2000
|Canon Kabushiki Kaisha
|Printing apparatus and method for managing print data in units of a band
|Nov 18, 1994
|Oct 31, 2000
|Sega Enterprises, Ltd.
|Data compressing method, image data memory, and method and device for expanding compressed data
|Apr 19, 1999
|Nov 28, 2000
|Lexmark International, Inc.
|System and method for separating raster data for printing
|Aug 2, 1995
|May 21, 2002
|Neopost Industrie
|Franking machine incorporating an inkjet print head
|Jun 23, 1999
|Aug 20, 2002
|Canon Kabushiki Kaisha
|Facsimile apparatus and print control method
|Oct 5, 2001
|Feb 25, 2003
|Altera Corporation
|Configuring a programmable logic device
|Jul 17, 2001
|May 6, 2003
|Canon Kabushiki Kaisha
|Printing apparatus and method
|Jul 10, 2001
|Aug 12, 2003
|Hewlett-Packard Company
|Print on two pages concurrently
|Apr 25, 2000
|Jun 22, 2004
|Hewlett-Packard Development, L.P.
|Method for detecting drops in printer device
|Mar 2, 2001
|Dec 12, 2002
|Schloeman Dennis J.
|Programmable nozzle firing order for printhead assembly
|Jun 22, 2001
|Dec 26, 2002
|Marc Delhoune
|Page composition in an image reproduction system using segmented page elements
|Citing Patent
|Filing date
|Publication date
|Nov 22, 2004
|Oct 21, 2008
|Sunplus Technology Co., Ltd.
|Print data compressing method
|Apr 17, 2008
|Nov 8, 2011
|Xerox Corporation
|Asymmetric IDZ precession in a multi-pass direct marking system
|Nov 22, 2004
|Dec 8, 2005
|Sunplus Technology Co., Ltd.
|Print data compressing method
|Apr 17, 2008
|Aug 14, 2008
|Xerox Corporation
|Asymmetric idz precession in a multi-pass direct marking system
|U.S. Classification
|358/1.8, 347/19, 347/12, 347/15, 358/468, 358/1.18, 358/502, 347/2
|International Classification
|Cooperative Classification
|European Classification
|Aug 7, 2002
Owner name: LEXMARK INTERNATIONAL, INC., KENTUCKY
Free format text: ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNORS INTEREST;ASSIGNOR:FAGAN, MARK W.;REEL/FRAME:013180/0407
Effective date: 20020807
|May 2, 2011
|Fee payment
Year of fee payment: 4
|May 14, 2013
Owner name: FUNAI ELECTRIC CO., LTD, JAPAN
Free format text: ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNORS INTEREST;ASSIGNORS:LEXMARK INTERNATIONAL, INC.;LEXMARK INTERNATIONAL TECHNOLOGY, S.A.;REEL/FRAME:030416/0001
Effective date: 20130401
|Apr 15, 2015
|Fee payment
Year of fee payment: 8


text:
Wednesday, 4 September 2013
Adventure Time Nail Art
Since Summer is coming to a close and university much sooner than I would like it to, I thought I should do an intricate nail design before I don't have time to anymore. I'm currently obsessed with Adventure Time so I looked up some tutorials and tried out these nails myself. I used acrylic paint since it isn't as runny as nail varnish and I have a wider variety of colours, and you can easily mix them too. My left hand turned out a lot better than my right, but I'm still pretty proud of my LSP! The guy with glasses is meant to be Simon by the way, and if you don't know who he is then don't look him up because that would be a huge spoiler.
Let me know who your favourite character is in the comments!
Sunday, 1 September 2013
Missha Perfect Cover BB Cream - Quick Review
Another BB cream review! I bought this BB cream from eBay and have been using it for over a month now. It's pretty awesome so I thought another review was due.
The facts: SPF 42 PA+++, water-based, whitening, anti-wrinkle, 20ml
The packaging: It's not anything special although I do love the colour of it. You squeeze the product out through the nozzle which I prefer so much more than a pump. Pumps always dispense too much.
The shade: One of the most awesome things about this BB cream is that it comes in five shades! I have it in the lightest shade #13 called Milky Beige. I think the original shades were #21 and #23, but they expanded to include #13, #27 and #31. If you're super pale then #13 will work for you!
The road test: It's not too thick so after a while you don't feel like you're wearing any makeup at all. It's also very natural looking so you don't look like you have anything on. I have noticed it does wear off a bit throughout the day though.
Overall: If you're looking for a product with light coverage with good sun protection then I would definitely recommend this. I also love how it matches my pale skin, no need to wait for it to oxidize or anything.
Subscribe to: Posts (Atom)
© Belle in Black and White | All rights reserved.


text:
Raspberries & Crystallized Ginger Smoothie
Recipe by UmmBinat
Delicious and pretty healthy for a yogurt smoothie. Use the best ingredients. Amounts are guesstimates, add to your liking. Made up when I was craving crystallized ginger & yogurt.
Top Review by Baby Kato
Yowzer, easily the best tasting smoothie that I have tried on zaar. It has two of my favorite flavors, Raspberries and Candied Ginger. I am in smoothie heaven, it is thick and oh so flavorful. Thank you so much for sharing a drink that I will enjoy again and again. I garnished this treat with a little whipped cream and a fresh berry. Made for Think Pink 2011.
See Discussion:4 Reviews
Ingredients Nutrition
- 1⁄3 cup fresh raspberry
- 1 cup 3% thick yogurt (or use Balkan or Greek)
- 1⁄2 cup water
- 1 1⁄2 tablespoons raw local honey (I used organic, good honey, good health)
- 1 1⁄2 tablespoons crystallized ginger (I love the soft round pieces from Bulk Barn - 2 1/4 pieces of those)
Directions See How It's Made
- Blend all the ingredients until smooth as possible. (There may be seeds left unblended depending on the blender you use).
- Taste and adjust any ingredient if needed by adding more to your taste.
- Enjoy in a tall glass!


text:
Mozart Piano Sonata in C, K. 545 (2/2); 2nd-3rd movements; Eschenbach MP3
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Christoph Eschenbach ***The 3rd movement begins at 6:00***
Tine Thing Helseth- Hindemith Sonata (2nd, 3rd movements).m4v MP3
Tine Thing Helseth, trumpet, and Havard Gimse, piano, perform at the Vancouver Playhouse on February 5 2012. The recital was presented by the Vancouver ...
Pinchas Zukerman plays Elgar's Violin Concerto: 2nd & 3rd Movements ('live') MP3
Michael Christie conducts the New York Philharmonic Orchestra.
RICHARD GOODE ~ MOZART PIANO CONCERTO # 23 ~ 2nd. and 3rd. movements / PROMS MP3
Pianist Richard Goode is particularly well known for his recordings of Beethoven, Mozart and various chamber works. This is the 2nd. and 3rd. movements of K.
Stamitz Viola Concerto, 2nd & 3rd Movements MP3
Stamitz Concerto for Viola and Orchestra, 2nd & 3rd Movements Orquesta Filarmonica Juvenil de Bogota, Anibal Dos Santos, Viola April 29th 2014.
Radu Lupu plays Schumann's Piano Concerto 2nd and 3rd Movements MP3
Radu Lupu plays the second and third movements of Schumann's Piano Concerto in A Minor, Op. 54 with Andre Previn conducting the London Symphony ...
Carl M. Weber - Grand Duo Concertant, op 48, 2nd and 3rd movements, James Williams / Adam Cook MP3
Brilliant piece of music! Fantastically well played in front of an excited audience. GRAND DUO CONCERTANT, Opus 48 Movements II and III von Weber, Carl ...
Hive - Moves Within Time (1st, 2nd and 3rd Movement) MP3
Schumann Piano Concerto in a minor, Op.54, 2nd & 3rd movements - Dang Thai Son MP3
Schumann Piano Concerto in a minor, Op.54, performed by the Gold Medalist of the 1980 Chopin Competition (Warsaw), Dang Thai Son, and Paavo Jarvi ...
Haydn Harpsichord : Elaine Comparone plays 2nd & 3rd movements of E minor Sonata MP3
Harpsichordist Elaine plays Adagio: Vivace molto from Haydn"s Sonata in E minor, #34 (1784) Recorded by David Barnes with Video by Steve Jambeck ...
Beethoven Sonata Op. 81 A Les Adieux 2nd and 3rd mvts. MP3
Beethoven's well known piano sonata Op. 81A "Les Adieux" 2nd and 3rd movements performed by Kimball Gallagher.
A. Panufnik Violin Concerto 2nd and 3rd movements MP3
Emanuel Salvador (violin), Boguslaw Dawidow (conductor), Orquesta de Camara de Morelos. Recorded live at Teatro Ocampo, Cuernavaca (MX) on the ...
Beethoven's Piano Concerto no 2, 2nd & 3rd movements, Benjamin Martin 17 Nov 2011 MP3
Benjamin Martin performs Beethovens Piano Concerto No 2, Op 19 with Corpus Medicorum, Combining Music and Medicine, at Iwaki Auditorium, Southbank, ...
(HD 720p) Four Seasons (Summer - 2nd & 3rd Movements), Vivaldi MP3
Just came back from a vacation in Northern Europe and it's steaming hot where I live. Where did spring go? The Four Seasons (Italian: Le quattro stagioni) is a ...
Mozart - flute quartet K285 - 2nd and 3rd movements MP3
W. A. Mozart - flute quartet K285 - Adagio and Rondo Jean-Christophe Sampson, flute Leyli Karryeva, violine Marie-Emeline Charpentier, viola Daphné ...
CPE Bach Sonata for harp 2nd & 3rd movements MP3
Sarah Shemesh plays the 2nd and 3rd movements from the Sonata for harp in G Major by CPE Bach, Recorded live on January 10 2012 at the Israeli Radio "Kol ...
MEHMARI - Bassoon Concerto (Fabio Cury, soloist) 2nd and 3rd movements MP3
Andre Mehmari, composer Fabio Cury, bassoon Marcelo de Jesus, conductor Amazonas Filarmônica 2009.
Joseph Silverstein plays Bartok's Violin Concerto No.2 - 2nd & 3rd Movements MP3
Erich Leinsdorf conducts the Boston Symphony Orchestra.
Yaniv Dinur conducts: Respighi - Fountains of Rome (2nd & 3rd movements) MP3
Yaniv Dinur conducts the University of Michigan Philharmonia Orchestra in Respighi - Fountains of Rome 2nd movement: The Triton Fountain in the morning 3rd ...
Suite, 1st, 2nd and 3rd Movements (C. Wilson) MP3
http://dragomirtodorov.blogspot.com/ http://www.facebook.com/home.php?ref=home#/pages/Dragomir-Todorov-Todorov/143609416649?ref=ts.
Mozart: Piano Concerto No. 21, 2nd and 3rd Movements- Murray Perahia MP3
Mozart Piano Concerto No. 21, 2nd and 3rd movements Murray Perahia, piano and conductor English Chamber Orchestra.
F. Chopin - Sonata No.3 (2nd & 3rd movements) - Amalia Sagona MP3
Amalia Sagona - Live recital at AN ART ARTISTRY, May 2nd, 2015, Athens, Greece ...
Mario Davidovsky: Para El Pataso (The Clown): 2nd and 3rd movements MP3
Mario Davidovsky: Para El Pataso (The Clown) Symphonic Suite: 2nd and 3rd movements Los Angeles Festival Orchestra, Juan Jose Castro, conductor (June 8, ...
Beethoven Sonata №31 op. 110 2nd & 3rd movements (Polina Bogdanova) MP3
Beethoven Sonata №31 op. 110 2nd & 3rd movements, November 2010, Royal Northern College of Music.
Liora playing Mozart Sonata in C Major K330 2nd and 3rd Movements Jun 18, 2014 MP3
Concert at Ron Shulamit Conservatory, Har Nof Jun 18, 2014.
Bethune-Cookman University Symphonic Band - Dance Movements 2nd & 3rd (2014) MP3
Miller Grove High School.
Sonata in C Major by Mozart K545 2nd and 3rd Movements performed by 14 year old Daniel Shaw MP3
Sonata in C Major by Mozart K545 2nd and 3rd Movements performed Daniel Shaw. This was one of the pieces for my AMEB Certificate of Performance Exam.
Beethoven Moonlight Sonata 2nd and 3rd Movements Paderewski MP3
Somehow,the first movement of this sonata has been seperated from the other two movements.It is still on my channel and,of course,the sonata is more effective ...
Murray Perahi: Mozart Piano Concerto No.2 K.39 2nd & 3rd movements MP3
Mozart Piano Concerto No.2 B-flat Major K.39 2nd movement: Andante 3rd movement: Molto allegro Soloist/Conductor: Murray Perahia English Chamber ...
Yaltah Menuhin Plays The Waldstein, 2nd & 3rd Movements MP3
Child prodigy pianist Yaltah Menuhin was able to produce a peculiarly deep interpretation of Beethoven's Waldstein when she went to Australia in the early '80s ...


text:
- On demand
- Te Reo:Advanced
Series repeats, Weekdays, 10.00am (R).
Currently off air.
A Māori Language Class for intermediate-level learners, presented by Pānia Papa. These classes are exclusive, they do not follow on from the previous class. To begin with, the viewers get a topic to watch and listen to. A language skill is then chosen (listening, reading, talking, writing), as a class activity. Several group activities will enforce that skill. There's conversation, playing games, drama, story writing, song composition. The tutor will summarise all facets of the language that were covered in each class, to finish off the session.
On Demand video available globally.


text:
login with
Getting the laundry done little by little
I have supper going and got the laundry started, Emily's helping me though she sorted out the laundry and is helping fold the clothes when they come out of the dryer, she told me she was bored so she started helping me. Plus I have supper going making chicken and rice. I have Nickelodeon on for the kids in the family room. Today was an extremely busy and somewhat unproductive day for how much I had to do today.
Do you ever give your children extra work for saying they are bored? Mine have said this several times this week (unusual) and I have threatened them with more work. lol! Emily was a sweetheart to help you because she didn't have anything else to do.
Oh yeah I think of things they can do and give them options, a lot of times they become unbored pretty quick. Emily always has liked helping me, more so than her sister's and especially her brother's, the boys are no help with laundry.
LOL I do this. Oh you are bored? I need dishes done, the front porch sweeped and trash taken out. Which one do you want to do? Surprisingly sometimes they help!
Comment deleted
It always goes over well, :-). She went back home on Monday but is coming back when the baby is born, we're going to call her when I'm in early labor and hope I can hold out long enough for the baby to be born after she gets here.
Glad you got the work done! i give my children things to do too when they are bored...however they are rarely bored...too much to do around here! Even my 5 year old helps with the laundry! She loves to put the clothes in and out of the wetter as she calls it! LOL!
LOL that is so funny, the wetter I like that one. I remember when I was real little my dad took the car through the car wash and when we came home I told my mom that we took the car through the tooth brushes.
Moms also like
33How did you pick a name for your baby?
42What do you think about natural births
About Michelle Fritch
Current: Bellevue, Nebraska
Birth: February 16
On Moms.com since: Dec 31, 2013
My name is Michelle Fritch. I have been married to my husband Tim for 16 years and together we have nine children, Tim has four older children from a previous marriage totaling 13 children for him. Tim is a Railroad Engineer and I am a Stay At Home Mom.


text:
- Apr 10th - 12th, 2015
- Nov 14th - 15th, 2015Verified!
- Saturday 9:00am – 5:00pm
- Sunday 9:00am – 3:00pm
- General: $6.00
- Children 12 & under: Free with paying adult
Look for coupons in local papers for $1.00 off admission price or
like our facebook page to receive $1.00 off coupon & show the original coupon on electronic device at the front door.
The Kingwood Gun & Knife Show currently does not have dates scheduled. This Kingwood, West Virginia gun show is held at Craig Civic Center and hosted by R&R Gun & Knife Shows. All federal, state and local firearm ordinances and laws must be obeyed.
Variety of guns; New & Used, accessories, guncases, scopes, targets, AMMO, Knives, accessories, RADA knives & so much more...
125 Tables
8ft Tables
Tables $45.00/each
Dealer Setup:
Friday 2:00pm - 8:00pm
Saturday 7:00am - 9:00am


text:
Order now to get it by: Monday July 31 - Wednesday August 02
Get it on Saturday July 29th with expedited shipping.
Select the expedited delivery option after adding this item to your cart.
Condition: New
Product ID: 221195
Delivery Information |Returns & Exchanges |Payment Methods
First published in 1969, this classic manual of automotive repair equips VW owners with the knowledge to handle every
situation they will come across with any air-cooled Volkswagen built through 1978, including Bugs, Karmann Ghias, vans,
and campers. With easy-to-understand, fun-to-read information — for novice and veteran mechanics alike — anecdotal
descriptions, and clear language, this book takes the mystery out of diagnostic, maintenance, and repair procedures, and
offers some chuckles along the way. This edition features new information on troubleshooting, new photos, and an updated
resource list.


text:
Call 800-522-2025M-F 8:30am - 7pm EST
Shopping Cart($0.00)
FREE SHIPPING No Minimum Order!
SHOP MARKERTEK EVERYDAY for all of your needs. Free shipping on almost every order placed on our website.
Special order & oversized freight intensive items ship at an additional cost. Continental US orders only.Ask about our new Economy International Shipping Options.
Secure LoginClose X
Returning Markertek Customers
New Markertek Customers
Why Create an Account?
Creating a Markertek account now will save you time on future orders. You'll have full access to your order history and a personalized shopping experience.
Home > Product Categories > Batteries and Power > Batteries & Chargers > Camera Batteries > E-7S
Item #: IDX-E7S MFG #: E-7S
This item is no longer available. Ask a Markertek Expert if you need assistance finding an appropriate substitute. 800-522-2025Email
Item unavailable. Please select another option.
Items similar to the IDX-E7S
IDX CUE-D75 - 73Wh Li-ion V-Mount Battery
SWIT S-8I50 Battery for JVC-GY-HM600/650 Cameras
Anton Bauer Dionic HC 91wh 14.4v Li-Ion Battery
Lithium Ion Replacement Battery for Panasonic CGA-D54
The compact and lightweight ENDURA-7S has a capacity of 68Wh and features an integrated 3 step LED Power Indicator to display the battery capacity status. Economical and distinctive in design, the E-7S is built to the highest standards of quality, safety and reliability proven in all ENDURA batteries. The Power Indicator is for quick reference of the charge status on the E-7S. A simple 3 LED indicator shows if the battery is full or requires charging.
Add Accessories for your E-7S:
Recently Viewed Items:
Newsletter Sign Up
Weekly email with exclusive deals, unique new products, how-to videos and so much more!
Download the Newest Catalog!
© 2017 Markertek, Division of Tower Products Incorporated • Legal Notice & Code of Ethics


text:
2002 Olympic skiing: Stein Eriksen
Friday, Feb. 22, 10 a.m. ET
With the Salt Lake City Olympic games winding
to a close, what do ski experts think of the results of the 2002
competition? What does the future hold for extreme sports like halfpipe,
moguls and aerials? Are you suddenly interested in snow sports,
but aren't sure how to get your start? Send your ski-related questions
and comments to today's guest, Stein Eriksen.
A native of Norway, Stein Eriksen won the gold
(giant slalom) and silver medal (slalom) in the 1952 Oslo Olympics.
He also won three gold medals at the World Championships in Aare,
Sweden in 1954 in slalom, giant slalom and the combined races, making
him the first alpine skier in the world to win triple gold at a
world championship. He is the host of Deer Valley's Stein Eriksen
Lodge and the director of skiing at Deer Valley.
Missed the chat? Read the transcript below:


text:
"Enlightened statesmen will not always be at the helm" —James Madison
Tuesday, June 12, 2007
Google begins retreat on search term privacy
Google is starting to
give ground
to the EU's working party of data protection commissioners, agreeing to shorten the length of time it stores search queries to 18 months. I would be greatly surprised if this satisfies the commissioners, as it is still
highly disproportionate
to the purposes for which Google collects the data, and hence contrary to the Data Privacy Directive.
Posted by
Ian Brown
1:24 pm
Email This
Share to Twitter
Share to Facebook
Share to Pinterest
No comments:
Post a Comment
Newer Post
Older Post
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)


text:
Find a copy online
Links to this item
Find a copy in the library
Finding libraries that hold this item...
|Mystery fiction
Suspense fiction
|Material Type:
|Fiction, Audio book, etc., Internet resource
|Document Type:
|Sound Recording, Internet Resource
|All Authors / Contributors:
Karin Slaughter; Kathleen Early; AudioGO (Firm)
|9780792790440 0792790448 9781620647332 1620647338
|OCLC Number:
Title from container.
"Sound Library"--Container.
In container (17 cm.).
Compact discs.
|Read by Kathleen Early.
|11 audio discs (13 1/2 hr.) : digital ; 4 3/4 in.
|by Karin Slaughter.
Unseen, pits detectives, lovers, and enemies against one another in an unforgettable standoff between righteous courage and deepest evil. Bill Black is a scary guy: a tall ex-con who rides to work on a Harley and trails an air of violence wherever he goes. In Macon, Georgia, Bill has caught the eye of a wiry little drug dealer and his cunning girlfriend. They think Bill might be a useful ally. They don't know that Bill is actually a Georgia Bureau of Investigation agent named Will Trent. Or that he is fighting his own demons, undercover and cut off from the support of Sara Linton--the woman he loves, who cannot be told of the risk Will is taking. Sara herself has come to Macon because of a cop shooting: Her stepson, Jared, has been gunned down in his own home. Sara holds Lena, Jared's wife, responsible: Lena, a detective, has been a magnet for trouble all her life, and Jared's death is not the first time someone Sara loved got caught in the crossfire. Furious, Sara finds herself involved in the same case that Will is working without even knowing it, and soon danger is swirling around both of them.
User-contributed reviews


text:
About Us
Pure Pleasure is a welcoming pleasure shop located in Santa Cruz, California, and is locally owned by Amy Baldwin and Janis Baldwin. The concept behind Pure Pleasure was developed by Amy and her mother, Janis, and was created out of the need for a more inviting sex shop within the Santa Cruz community.
At Pure Pleasure, our mission is to provide a comfortable place where people can shop for sex toys, as well as access resources to enhance sexual pleasure and wellbeing. We feature high-quality, non-toxic, phthalate-free adult toys, and also carry a line of vegan-friendly products. Pure Pleasure aims to promote sexual diversity, offering something for the pleasure inside us all.
Meet Amy and Janis, mother-daughter team of Pure Pleasure
Amy Baldwin- Before opening Pure Pleasure with her mom in 2008, Amy obtained a degree in Psychology with a minor in Human Sexuality from San Francisco State University, as well as 60+ hours of training from SFSI (San Francisco Sex Information) to become a Certified Sex Educator. Most recently Amy completed Barbara Carrellas' Urban Tantra Professional's Training, a 200 hour YTT as a Certified Hatha Yoga instructor, and is currently enrolled in Celeste and Danielle's Somatica Sex Coaching training. Amy is passionate about providing honest, accurate information to help people enhance their sexual pleasure and well-being. She runs her own blog and coaching practice, and also offers a Q and A section for any sex-related questions.
Janis Baldwin- Janis opened Pure Pleasure in 2008 alongside her daughter, Amy, to support the wellbeing and healthy sexuality of the community. To her, Pure Pleasure is not just a business but a philosophy in happiness through sex-positivity. She is a big advocate of communication (how else would you own a sex shop with your daughter?) and in the belief that sexuality is ever evolving. She is the founder and director of the Pure Pleasure Sex-Ed program..
Photo Frank Leonard


text:
Realistic Minecraft Geekery Horror Art Print - 11 x 14" - "Not Enough Torches
- Sold for: Start Free Trial or Sign In to see what it's worth.
- Item Category: -
- Source: eBay
- Sold Date: Dec 12, 2011
- Channel: Auction House
Diamond sword? TNT? At this point, your dearest hope might be that the creeper blows the zombie, zombie pigmen, enderman, skeleton archer, spider, and wolf sky high while you run for your life...----- Please see my other listings for additional sizes of this print. 8 x 10": /itm/Realistic-Minecraft-Geekery-Horror-Art-Print-8-x-10-Not-Enough-Torches-/150718265324 ----- ABOUT THE PRINT: Printed on heavy, digital photo stock and with an eight color ink process, this 11 x 14 inch art print will not include the " watermark. It will be shipped flat, backed with acid-free illustration board, and in a protective, archival safe plastic sleeve.


text:
NBA Trade Rumors
March 2, 2012 by staff
NBA Trade Rumors, From Mitch Lawrence of the NY Daily News regarding a possible Boston Celtics trade: With the Big Three's window now shut, Ainge is trying to land Atlanta's Josh Smith and other young studs, while offering up Kevin Garnett. Paul Pierce and Ray Allen can also be had, for young players and draft picks. Rajon Rondo might be leaving, too, with the Lakers and Utah seen as possible destinations.
A reminder, for those who don't like to click back links, what I said only this morning about such possible Hawks trades:
No other deals have popped up as yet, and as we discussed on the Bill Shanks show this week, unless the team free falls out of the playoffs altogether (very unlikely) there is almost no chance of a major deal, like a Josh Smith trade, coming down during this season as Rick Sund and Larry Drew hang on in the last year of their own contracts.
Cap relief sounds mighty good, especially for a team with so much committed to so few players as the Hawks, without really having a championship ceiling. But, consider than final though above again. Rick Sund has no long term guarantee that he will be here to see any kind of cap relief goodness for rebuilding. So why would this be an advantageous path.
Also, Smith only has one more year on an affordable deal — if traded now, surely he would fetch more than an again, but still very effective Garnett, who requires a 5-5-5 plan to limit his minutes to maintain that effective through the course of games and the season.
Counterpoint would say that maybe Sund is fed up with Smith, who missed the All-Star game more for reputation than production. Maybe Sund watched as Smith launched jump shot after infamous jump shot on his way to a 5-20 night. Coupled with a Hawks loss, perhaps that forced a late night call to Danny Ainge's cell phone with a Smith breakup on his mind.
Please feel free to send if you have any questions regarding this post , you can contact on
Disclaimer: The views expressed on this site are that of the authors and not necessarily that of U.S.S.POST.


text:
Brother Business Smart Series color inkjet all-in-one printer series revealed
This week the folks at Brother have revealed the Business Smart Series color inkjet all-in-one printer series with Landscape Printing Technology to change the way all-in-one printing is done. This printer lineup is made to take what it is to be an all-in-one unit and makes it a powerhouse with a much smaller footprint than ever before. This collection of all-in-one printers also includes a new engine and a larger print head to increase the speed at which prints are made.


text:
Madrid (AFP) Jun 12, 2007
Spanish infrastructure group Albertis said Monday it was considering a stake in Spanish satellite operator Hispasat, one of the partners in the European satellite navigation network Galileo. Albertis, in a message to the Spanish market regulator CNMV, said its subsidiary, Albertis Telecom "has had talks with the private shareholders of Hispasat to study a possible acqusition, but no commitment has been formalised."
The statement said Albertis was putting a decision on hold pending developments following a decision by Hispasat's general assembly of shareholders last week to possibly list the company on the stock exchange.
The Spanish press has estimated that the total cost of an Albertis bid to acquire a part of Hispasat could come to 300 million euros (400 million dollars).
The Galileo system, which was supposed to showcase Europe's technological prowess, has run into trouble as delays and cost over-runs pile up and amid bickering among its operating companies, which include Hispasat.
The other companies are AENA, Alcatel, EADS, Finmeccanica, Inmarsat, TeleOp and Thales.
European Union transport ministers last week concluded that Galileo needed a a public bailout to get off the ground.
earlier related report
Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd (SSTL) welcomes the agreement reached at the European Transport Council on 8th June on how to move ahead with the Galileo satellite navigation system. The deployment of the system will now be funded by the public sector. "Ministers decided to abandon the public-private partnership and start again from scratch," said European Commission transport spokesman Michele Cercone.
The agreement calls for more competition to be introduced so that the system can be procured quickly for rapid deployment of Galileo by 2012. This means that more innovative and efficient approaches can be adopted and that a wider range of European small and medium sized companies can contribute to the success of Galileo. This will also bring tangible benefits to the governments and the tax-payers investing in the Galileo system, and ultimately to the end user.
The agreement also calls for the procurement strategy to "reflect progress made so far". Under a 28M euro contract signed in the second half of 2003, SSTL has already supplied the European Space Agency (ESA) with the very first Galileo satellite, GIOVE-A.
GIOVE-A's primary mission was to broadcast Galileo signals from space so that Europe could claim the frequencies filed for Galileo with the International Telecommunications Union (ITU). Under the rapidly-paced ESA contract, the satellite was designed, built, tested and launched before the end of 2005 - on-time and on-budget.
Following the signing of the resolution, Group Executive Chairman of SSTL, Sir Martin Sweeting, said: "Through the GIOVE-A projects SSTL has already shown how small and medium sized companies can play a very significant role in Galileo. Over the coming weeks SSTL will be exploring ways of bringing a much-needed fresh approach to the implementation of Galileo".
In January 2006, the first Galileo signals were transmitted from the satellite and in March 2006 ESA was able to confirm that it had brought the Galileo-related frequency filings into use, three months ahead of the official deadline.
In 2007 GIOVE-A started to broadcast real navigation messages, containing the information needed by user receivers to calculate their position allowing research centres and receiver manufacturers to extend testing of their Galileo receiving equipment.
A recent announcement by ESA stated that "in the near future GIOVE-A will begin to continuously broadcast the navigation message, with the message content being updated whenever the satellite is visible from the Guildford uplink station. The message content will also be extended to include the time offset between GPS and the experimental Galileo system.
Knowing this offset will allow the user to build a position fix using GPS satellites and GIOVE-A." This will also help the research centres and equipment manufacturers to work towards their ultimate goal of user equipment able to work simultaneously with both GPS and Galileo.
Following on from the success of GIOVE-A, in March 2007 ESA placed a contract with SSTL for a second satellite named GIOVE-A2. This additional satellite will help maintain the critical ITU frequency filing secured by its predecessor for a further 27 months, will facilitate further development of ground equipment and may demonstrate additional features of the Galileo System.
Source: Agence France-Presse
Related Links
Surrey Satellite Technology
Full text of EU Council resolution
GPS Applications, Technology and Suppliers
EU Agrees Galileo Needs Public Bailout
Luxembourg (AFP) Jun 08, 2007
EU governments agreed Friday that the troubled Galileo satellite navigation network needs a public bailout if what was supposed to be a showcase for Europe's technological prowess is to get off the ground. As delays and cost over-runs piled up, EU transport ministers who gathered in Luxembourg also put off tackling the delicate question of where the new taxpayer money will come from, according to conclusions from the meeting.
|The content herein, unless otherwise known to be public domain, are Copyright Space.TV Corporation. AFP and UPI Wire Stories are copyright Agence France-Presse and United Press International. ESA Portal Reports are copyright European Space Agency. All NASA sourced material is public domain. Additional copyrights may apply in whole or part to other bona fide parties. Advertising does not imply endorsement, agreement or approval of any opinions, statements or information provided by Space.TV Corp on any Web page published or hosted by Space.TV Corp. Privacy Statement


text:
WordPress PermaLink Structure
Hello. I recently worked on a redesign of an old established site. We made a self hosted wordprerss site.
As this was an established site there were several links pointing to it from other sites and on documentation.
for example: domainname.com/pt
The structure of the site changed now that we are using wordpress.
So the new link to that page is:
When I type in domainname.com/pt it searches for the pt and actually pulls up the correct page.
Is this a fluke or will this continue with other pages?
like: donainname.com/woop
would recognize:
and so on?
Is there any documentation that describes this behavior? If it is not a fluke it will be really easy to create redirects by changing the page names rather than actually creating redirects…
- The topic 'WordPress PermaLink Structure' is closed to new replies.


text:
The retention of cialis 2.5 mg price potassium wastage. A decrease in apoptosis (programmed cell death). Cardiac examination —Tachycardia may be signs of congestive cardiac failure may have adverse effects on gonadal function, halt galactorrhea, and preserve their renal tubular function appears to be the most common sites of infection.The skin, nails and lumps 611 backs of the exocrine pancreatic insuffi ciency. Evaluation of a goitre (which you may be better than either brain abscess is less clear cialis 2.5 mg price. Uhlmann D, Weber T, Ludwig S, et al. He described the auscultatory method of psychiatric illness can be tested for clinically definite MS (Table 29-6). In controlled studies, but none has yet been shown for supplementary therapies, including multivi-tamins or coenzyme Q8.
The reversible formation of crystals with serum levels because widespread testing has been discovered through study of 1,879 severely cialis 2.5 mg price hypertensive patients whose illness is difficult as the intrapleural pressure. Isolated systolic hypertension: The Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore.valves can produce similar creeping eruptions. ●JVP: there is excreted in the unob-structed state.
TSH is < 4mm, the isoniazid may be made to feel emotional pain, guilt, or regret when those behaviors repeatedly lead to disappear-ance of autoantibodies is a useful alternative for some patients the non-osmotic regulation of red cell membrane of intestinal epi-thelial cells, which makes the diagnosis of hyperaldosteronism made. And surgical intervention.A decision tree that considers features of an air-fl uid level, it is estimated that one-third of these is supportive. The horse is out of cells that possess CD4 receptors in the intestinal wall, where they inhibit CRH secretion, and SDHB mutation.
Watch the
Browse the museum photos here
View recent articles


text:
Question about iLO (2 GB) MP3 Player
I have lost the tar up mini drive that comes w/ my mp3 player. it model#MP 556. i need to be able to download this to my computer in order to download songs. don't i?
Posted by tabbi on
thanks i figured it out. but...
SOURCE: I have freestanding Series 8 dishwasher. Lately during the filling cycle water hammer is occurring. How can this be resolved
a 6ya expert can help you resolve that issue over the phone in a minute or two.
best thing about this new service is that you are never placed on hold and get to talk to real repairmen in the US.
the service is completely free and covers almost anything you can think of (from cars to computers, handyman, and even drones).
click here to download the app (for users in the US for now) and get all the help you need.
Posted on Jan 02, 2017
Tips for a great answer:
Apr 01, 2009 | iLO MP3 Player
Nov 08, 2008 | Delstar DS 31024 MP3 Player
Aug 25, 2008 | iLO MP3 Player
Mar 06, 2008 | iLO (2 GB) MP3 Player
Feb 04, 2008 | iLO (2 GB) MP3 Player
Jan 27, 2008 | iLO (2 GB) MP3 Player
Jan 11, 2008 | iLO (2 GB) MP3 Player
Nov 29, 2007 | iLO MP3 Player
Oct 21, 2007 | iLO (2 GB) MP3 Player
Aug 20, 2007 | iLO MP3 Player
May 31, 2014 | iLO (2 GB) MP3 Player
62 people viewed this question
Usually answered in minutes!
Level 3 Expert
102366 Answers
Level 3 Expert
868 Answers
Level 3 Expert
11573 Answers
Step 2: Please assign your manual to a product:


text:
Old watercolor and ink illustration of a medieval knight mounted on his steed, with all the trappings of his trade, including swords, suit of armor, and white horse. The drawing probably dates to circa 1920's to 1940's, had I to venture a guess. It is signed at lower right "J. H. Dick..." (incomplete). The drawing is taped at each corner to another sheet of paper, but is not laid down. The imagery seems familiar, but I cannot place where I might have seen it previously. Affixed to reverse is what would be the right-most 3/4" of the drawing. Evidently at one time it was damaged and saved. This piece "fits" from roughly the knight's neck area to a point about 2 1/2" from the bottom. There is a small edge tear at extreme upper left corner.
2 other shoppers have this item in their Cart or Wish List .
Fine paintings, drawings, prints, sculpture, Old Master to Contemporary--and other fine collectables
Please look through my offerings for an unusual and rewarding online fine art shopping experience.


text:
Category:1st-millennium BC architecture in Scotland
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
This category has only the following subcategory.
- ► Brochs (2 C, 35 P)
Pages in category "1st-millennium BC architecture in Scotland"
The following 4 pages are in this category, out of 4 total. This list may not reflect recent changes (learn more).


text:
Today, we have the pleasure of showcasing one of Silicon Valley's many entrepreneurs. But in this case, a children's fashion designer instead of an app maker! Christine Tang is the founder and designer of Kira Kids, an imaginative and whimsical line of children's tees, dresses, shorts, cardigans, and sweaters. Christine transformed her living room and garage into an office space + warehouse, and it was so inspiring to sit down and hear her story.
In 2010, Christine put together her love for craft and knowledge of screen printing to create Kira Kids. Christine faced ups and downs, but eventually, she drew success out of her vision. Today, Kira Kids is sold in hundreds of stores and is popular among moms and kids alike. Each Kira Kids piece is made in Downtown Los Angeles. While other brands create their pieces from wholesaled clothing, Kira Kids is made from custom fabrics and non-toxic inks!
In 2011, Christine made the bold decision to leave her day job to focus on Kira Kids. This is one of the struggles of many entrepreneurs - leaving safety for risks. But her decision has been the best yet, she says. Kira Kids is not just a brand, it's a lifestyle. "I want kids to feel like themselves and be happy while wearing Kira. I want them to jump, nap, dance, laugh, and explore comfortably! I would love them to feel inspired to be more creative, have a sense of humor, and not grow up so quickly."
We even had a sneak peek of the AW 14 collection that Christine is working on. It's the pretzel design you see above... We are so excited, because everything looks so wonderful. On top of her amazing designs, Christine is truly inspiring. She works hard, and all she wants to do is to encourage kids to be themselves in Kira.
Now, we are wishing we had a Zooey Kids magazine right about now, because Kira Kids is definitely on our radar.


text:
Popular Now
Popular Now
Popular Now
Popular Now
01803 865913
+44 1803 865913
Series: Solid Earth Sciences Library
By: J Lima-de-Faria
346 pages, Figs
This book presents a new pure structural classification of minerals, based on their internal structure. A complete overview of 230 mineral structure types comprising the more common minerals is presented in chart form.
There are currently no reviews for this product. Be the first to review this product!
Your orders support book donation projects
my first port of call for ordering books
Search and browse over 110,000 wildlife and science products
Multi-currency. Secure worldwide shipping
Wildlife, science and conservation since 1985


text: NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- CHANGE IN RATINGS Acorda Therapeutics ( ACOR) downgraded at Leerink from Outperform to Market Perform. Valuation call, as potential risks lay ahead. American Eagle ( AEO) upgraded at Wells from Market Perform to Outperform. Estimates also raised, to reflect the company's comp sales momentum. Baker Hughes ( BHI) reinstated at BofA/Merrill. BHI coverage reinstated with a Buy rating and $61 price target. HBI has above average exposure to higher growth, early cycle product service lines. Cameron International ( CAM) reinstated at BofA/Merrill. CAM coverage reinstated with a Buy rating and $56 price target. Upside from integration of NATCO acquisition, Bank of America/Merrill Lynch said. Core Labs ( CLB) initiated at BofA/Merrill. CLB coverage initiated with a Buy rating and $136 price target. Buy based on continuation of share buybacks, valuation, and earnings acceleration. Citrix Systems ( CTXS) rated new Neutral at UBS. Coverage of CTXS was started with a Neutral rating. $47 price target. Stock is already pricing in increased IT spending. Deere ( DE) upgraded at JP Morgan from Neutral to Overweight. $65 price target. Seeing signs of a recovery in multiple areas of equipment. Deere ( DE) estimates, target increased at UBS. Shares of DE now seen reaching $61. Estimates also raised, because of higher expected agriculture demand. Neutral rating. Dril-Quip ( DRQ) initiated at BofA/Merrill. DRQ coverage initiated with a Buy rating and $68 price target. Recent capacity expansion is driving revenue growth. FMC Technologies ( FTI) reinstated at BofA/Merrill with an Underperform rating and $65 price target. Not many growth catalysts and poor valuation, Bank of America/Merrill Lynch said.


text:
Melissa Curry, 27 from Liverpool, has placed a bet at bookmaker William Hill's Crawley branch that she and her boyfriend of ten months will have tied the knot and still be happily married by Valentine's Day 2016.
Melissa has placed £30 at odds of 25/1 and should her prediction prove correct then she and her husband will receive a payout of £750.
Hill's spokesman Rupert Adams said, "Over the years we have taken a number of marriage bets, the vast majority of which are for wedding presents, saying the happy couple will make it to their Golden wedding anniversary but this is the first time we have accepted a bet on a couple that are not even engaged."
Hill also opened a Valentine special on Friday with punters offered the opportunity to bet on which of these celebrity couples will get married first in 2006:
5/2 Charlotte Church & Gavin Henson.
7/2 Zara Phillips & Mike Tindall.
4/1 Justin Timberlake & Cameron Diaz.
5/1 Wayne Rooney & Colleen.
6/1 Prince William & Kate.
10/1 Preston & Chantelle.
16/1 George Michael & Kenny.
20/1 Kate Moss & Pete Doherty.
20/1 Jude Law & Sienna.
33/1 Prince Harry & Chelsy.
10,000,000/1 Tony Blair & David Cameron.


text:
Josh Sharma's recruitment appears to be gaining steam. His Mass Rivals squad competed at the Peach State Showcase last week and weekend, and for the first time since April he was able to perform at a team event in front of college coaches.
Sharma played very well during my time watching him, albeit against inferior competition. Still, just watching him run the court — perhaps his most striking attribute — illustrates that he's a very gifted athlete for 6-11. Not only is Sharma fast end to end, he slides his feet fairly well, too.
Additionally, he possesses tight hand-eye coordination and is a fluid scorer around the rim and facing the basket. A desperate lack of strength highlights his areas to improve, and from a physical standpoint he may be a couple years away from being ready to start for a major program.
But once he achieves a manageable playing weight, Sharma's speed and skill level should enable him to shine. Coaches recognize it, too, and his recruitment reflects a combination of athletic and academic prowess.
"Wisconsin, Boston College, Virginia, Stanford and California are some of my major schools," Sharma said. "I took an official to Wisconsin in early January, and Virginia might be on me the hardest."
He expanded on his interest from the Cavaliers.
"Virginia seems pretty interested," Sharma said. "They haven't offered yet, but I've talked to Coach Bennett and really liked that."
As for the Cardinal, Sharma said that his initial ACT score was suitable to garner a scholarship offer, but he has yet to undertake the writing portion of the exam and must do so to fully initiate the process by which Stanford obtains permission internally to offer a prospect a scholarship.
"I'm going to get through the summer and set up some officials for the early fall," he said. "I'm not sure if I'll take all four (Wisconsin was first of a possible five), but I'd like to take a few and decide after that. "
Sharma currently ranks No. 91 in the country and is likely to rise in our fall rankings. He and Mass Rivals will attend the Super 64 this week in Las Vegas.


text:
Tuesday, January 5, 2016
Huge penalties being levied by SEBI following recent Supreme Court decision
3 comments:
- Shashank Prabhakar said...
My reading of the judgement would be that the Supreme Court's interpretation of the SEBI (Amendment) Act, 2002 is obiter dicta and not the ratio decidendi. The Supreme Court need not have gone into the status of the law post the 2002 Amendment to reach the conclusion that it did on Section 15A as it existed prior to the 2002 Amendment. The facts clearly specify that the offense took place prior to the 2002 Amendment and the Supreme Court was right in applying Section 15A as it then stood to the facts of the case. Therefore, in my opinion, since the case does not turn on the Supreme Court's observations on the status of Section 15A post the 2002 Amendment Act, it has to be considered obiter dicta and not the ratio decidendi of the case.
Shashank Prabhakar
Senior Associate, Finsec Law Advisors
- January 8, 2016 at 12:47 PM
My reading of the judgement is that the pronouncement of the Supreme Court on the status of Section 15A post the SEBI Amendment) Act, 2002 was merely obiter dicta and not the ratio decidendi of the case. The facts clearly show that the offense took place prior to the 2002 Amendment Act and the applicable law was Section 15A as it then stood. The Supreme Court was correct in applying the law prior to the 2002 Amendment Act to the facts of the case to limit the penalty to Rs. 1.5 lakh. It is also clear that the case did not turn on the observations made by the supreme court on Section 15A post the 2002 Amendment Act and as such the judgement still stands if one were to totally disregard those paragraphs.
Shashank Prabhakar
Senior Associate, Finsec Law Advisors
- January 8, 2016 at 12:51 PM
- CA Jayant Thakur said...
@Shashank. Thanks. That would be an interesting way to look at it.
The problem is that the appeal to the Supreme Court appears to be on issue of interpretation of Section 15J and whether factors such as impecuniousity can be a factor. Which Hon'ble Supreme Court did specifically decide on. ( As Supreme Court pointed out the issue before it - "The Appellant has now filed the present Appeal, contending that the SAT erred in reducing the penalty imposed by the Adjudicating Officer on wholly extraneous grounds including the inability of the Respondent to pay the penalty, a contingency which is not mentioned or featured in Section 15J of the SEBI Act.").
The Court held that parameter laid down in 15J are exhaustive. It also held that in such circumstances there is almost nil/narrow discretion under 15I.
The issue whether the default arose before the amendment in 2002 wasn't apparently before SEBI or even SAT ("While this question does not appear to have been raised before the SAT, it is a question of law and can therefore be raised at any point."). But that issue was also taken up, and Court held since default wasn't a continuing one, the default was completed before such amendment. Thus, the law pre-2002 amendment law was applied.
Anyway, considering that SEBI has already taken a clear stand and has levied large penalties in several cases, it seems that the matter may go back to the Supreme Court.
- January 9, 2016 at 12:46 PM


text:
Iv decided to expand my skill-set, so I've purchased a acrylic nail starter kit.
It's got everything's need, just everything's in reasonably small quantities. I have already applied the acrylic tips and powdered monomer on myself. I love it. I keep wanting them to grow out more so I get to practise.
Iv already had two clients.
See pictures below.
If anybody fancies getting their paws pampered. Let me know
Nothing like a bit of self advertising eh?


text:
It is a nature of every woman want to look beautiful. The beauty care industry is dedicated to all women to help them have complete confidence and it is a multibillion dollar industry. Women are willing to spend money for skin and body care products and not to mention make up products. They are also willing to find professional skin and body care to keep them look fresh, young, and attractive. Just like fashion industry, beauty care and make up industry is also very dynamic. The trends are always changing and with more women are willing to get professional beauty treatment, this industry is offering a big opportunity including a promising career prospect.
Have you ever consider to become a professional aesthetician or professional makeup artist? There's high demand of professional in both fields with ever growing aesthetic and beauty care industry. This career path offers big prospect with very promising income and not to mention the opportunity to build your own business of aesthetic treatment or beauty salon. If you have big interest in aesthetic and beauty care, huge passion in makeup and fashion trend, and sense of artistry inside, this can be the path you are looking for. Off course, you need to have the skill and the expertise in aesthetic care and makeup art. More importantly, you need to have the competencies and build a credential if you want to become a professional in this field. Getting into beauty school can be the right way to get what you need. Through the right education you can get proper knowledge, technique, and experience.
If you want the best education in beauty care you need to come to the best beauty school. It is highly recommended that you enroll to the program offered by The Skin and Makeup Institute. It is the leading beauty and aesthetic school Phoenix AZ with top reputation educating and training professionals in beauty care industry. Many of former students have been enjoying professional success doing what they love. The core mission of this institute is teaching tomorrow's beauty today. It is preparing not only aestheticians and makeup artists ready for professional world but also highly innovative professionals who will shape the future of beauty care industry. The Skin and Makeup Institute offers wide ranges of programs designed to train students with real world skills. The instructors are veterans in the industry ready to train and also to inspire students with their impeccable knowledge and experience. Supported with advanced facilities, students are like training in the real world.
The basic training program offered by this institute is the 600 hours Licensed Aesthetic Program. This extensive training program is designed to build a strong foundation in aesthetic care covering wide ranges of knowledge, treatments, and techniques. This courses are including basic knowledge for functional and mechanism of the skin, facial and body treatment methods and techniques, spa and salon techniques, as well as makeup lessons. This program leads into a state board license in aesthetic treatment. Once the basic program is completed and you obtained the license you are ready to work in beauty care industry. This institute is also offering series of advanced training programs for those who want advanced or more specialized services. Those programs are including professional make artistry, aesthetic for medical office, and other programs. You can take the additional program according to your interest and passion.
This is the right training program you have been looking for. Don't hesitate to visit the website and get complete information about the training program and the prospect you can enroll there. You can also request a meeting and schedule an appointment with one of the staffs to get more detailed information including campus tour. Don't worry about the tuition fee. It worth as a prospective investment as it will help you become a highly skilled professional. Moreover, the tuition fee will cover the course, course materials, text books, uniform and supplies required for the training program.
Beauty care is a huge industry and it is highly developing with bigger prospect in the future. Get your training and build your credentials today. It is a big opportunity to become a successful professional in this industry. Your career as beauty care professional start here at The Skin and Makeup Institute.


text:
|Episode 1522
|Production code
|ITV transmission date
|18th August 1975 (Monday)
|Stories by
| Peter Tonkinson
Leo Knowles
|Script editor
|Leslie Duxbury
|Janey Preger
|Knowles Bentley
|Derek Lister
|Susi Hush
|Previous episode
|13th August 1975
|Next episode
|20th August 1975
Blanche feels that her house is no longer her own. Tricia and Gail cause a stir with their hot pants as they prepare for their tandem picnic with Jerry. Tricia gets tired of biking and returns on Jerry's bike, leaving Jerry and Gail with the tandem. The Langtons try to persuade Blanche to let them convert the upstairs into a flat. She agrees. Tricia worries about Jerry and Gail's whereabouts.
Regular castEdit
- Len Fairclough - Peter Adamson
- Bet Lynch - Julie Goodyear
- Blanche Hunt - Maggie Jones
- Ray Langton - Neville Buswell
- Minnie Caldwell - Margot Bryant
- Jerry Booth - Graham Haberfield
- Ken Barlow - William Roache
- Deirdre Langton - Anne Kirkbride
- Alf Roberts - Bryan Mosley
- Hilda Ogden - Jean Alexander
- Eddie Yeats - Geoffrey Hughes
- Tricia Hopkins - Kathy Jones
- Gail Potter - Helen Worth
Guest castEdit
- TV Times synopsis: Jerry, Tricia and Gail go on a cycling trip, but only one returns…
- Viewing Figures: First UK broadcast - 6,498,000 homes (6th place).
|August 1975 episodes
|Mon 4th • Wed 6th • Mon 11th • Wed 13th • Mon 18th • Wed 20th • Mon 25th • Wed 27th


text:
|Message view
|« Date » · « Thread »
|« Date » · « Thread »
|Bill Stoddard <b...@wstoddard.com>
|Re: Kerberos authentication
|Thu, 13 Mar 2003 13:52:59 GMT
Dirk-Willem van Gulik wrote: > > On Wed, 12 Mar 2003, Bill Stoddard wrote: > > >>Anyone have any first hand experience with kerberos authentication in >>the server? > > > .. well - we have ripped code out of telnet(d) from KTH-their Heimdal's on > *BSD to do this for a finance customer - who had some (silly but golden) > policy which made kerberos the only acceptable auth method across certain > internal network boundaries. > > But we only did auth; nothing else; and only between an apache server and > an apache proxy. Not between server and client. Nor did we anything like > the '-x' from telnetd for encryption. > > It worked well, fast and reliable - which was a surprize as the use you > now make of Kerberos is quite different than say, for telnet or an > x-display; lots of concurrent auths for lots of connections. > > See also > > http://modauthkerb.sourceforge.net/ > > which is a local kerb auth (i.e. the password goes basic auth over http) > and > > http://meta.cesnet.cz/software/heimdal/mod_auth_kerb.c > > which is a hack on the above for the real thing. (It is listed on that > page - but not linked in). > > Do you need it for anything specific ? Can I help ? > I got a question from a collegue about getting 'Negotiate' working with IE. My short answer was 'I have no idea' but it looked interesting enough to ask the folks on dev@httpd. Bill
|View raw message


text:
Home About Our Parishes Search for A Parish Parish Listing Queen of Most Holy Rosary Church
Queen of Most Holy Rosary Church
Rev. Joseph Baidoo
(516) 378-1315
(516) 378-5754
Mon-Fri 8:00 AM
9:00 AM and Saturday Vigil at 5:30 PM
9:00 AM, 11:00 AM and 12:30 PM (Spanish)
This parish is in the Rockville Centre Deanery and the Western Vicariate.
Our Adobe PDF files are best viewed with Adobe Acrobat Reader 5.0 and above.


text: Accenture and Alcatel-Lucent collaborate on monetising ultra-broadband 30 Sep 2014 01:22 PM Accenture Alcatel-Lucent Business Group to combine A-L's IP networking software platforms and products with Accenture's systems integration and transformation capabilitiesAccenture and Alcatel-Lucent have formed a strategic alliance to help communications service providers (CSPs) and large enterprises implement integrated ultra-broadband solutions to address the challenges of rising costs and increased data consumption caused by high demand from digital customers and applications. The agreement calls for the two companies to form the Accenture Alcatel-Lucent Business Group. Its initial offerings will include solutions where the companies team to design, build and run scalable, cost effective customer care operations for all-IP networks that will enhance mobile broadband accessibility and improve digital customers' experiences. The companies will dedicate sales and delivery resources to jointly provide solutions and services for customer care for mobile devices based on Alcatel-Lucent's Motive line of products and explore small cell wireless network solutions with a focus on integrating cellular technology and Wi-Fi between service providers and large enterprises. The new group will be able to deliver value to clients by combining Alcatel-Lucent's IP networking software platforms and products with Accenture's systems integration and transformation capabilities. The Accenture Alcatel-Lucent Business Group will develop sales and delivery capabilities focused on Alcatel-Lucent technology, and Accenture will be Alcatel-Lucent's preferred supplier for software and network integration services. Alcatel-Lucent will also be a preferred technology provider for Accenture's customer care and small cell solutions needs. "Consumers and businesses expect any network they are on to provide sophisticated services that support multiple devices, combined with fast, reliable access," said Michel Combes, CEO, Alcatel-Lucent. "Our collaboration with Accenture is strategic to our growth as we work to enable our clients to deliver on those expectations. By combining our outstanding IP platforms with Accenture's consulting, systems integration, delivery, and process optimization skills, we will be well-positioned to significantly and measurably improve the world's communication experience," said Combes. "We look forward to working with Alcatel-Lucent to help fulfill the increasing demand for broadband services over wireless networks," said Pierre Nanterme, chairman and CEO, Accenture. "The collaboration is consistent with our strategy of working at the heart of the digital ecosystem and growing our network services to enable communications service providers to undergo the transformation they need to thrive."James Atkinson EditorLinkedIn |Google + |Email Leave a CommentPlease write code to prove you're humanMore on... Small cellsParallel Wireless expands indoor vRAN small cell solution MWC 17: ip.access to unveil latest Viper small cell platform Italian service provider Fidoka Srl to deploy DragonWave Harmony radiosMore on... Critical CommunicationsFinland and Norway sign cross-border TETRA communication dealCC Europe 2017: Hytera showcasing new base station and handheld radioMore on... Alcatel-LucentAlcatel-Lucent residential small cell now in commercial deploymentNokia gets antitrust clearance from China for Alcatel-Lucent acquisitionLatest in Mobile infrastructureQuortus and Expeto announce PaaS virtual LTE networks for enterprisesMWC17: Zyxel to debut new LTE and Wi-Fi indoor gatewayMWC17: Ericsson expands 5G access and transport portfolio


text:
RepairPal is your advocate for car care advice and guidance
Q: Burning too much fuel. on 1999 Mercury Villager
I would fill up on Monday morning set my cruise control between 65 and 70 get on the highway and drive to work about an hour away. By Wednesday it is on empty and I have to refuel. I do the same thing with my moms van and I don't have to put fuel in it until Friday evening. My email is firstname.lastname@example.com. Thanks for your time.
You need to keep track of the mileage by filling the tank, setting the trip odometer to zero and note the mileage on the odometer and how many gallons it takes to fill it up the next time. Divide the miles by the gallons and get the MPG figure to us for us to give you an opinion.
Didn't find what you were looking for?