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Aleutia Launches Ivy Bridge-based Relia Fanless Industrial Media PCsby Ganesh T S on 11/12/2012 9:10 PM EST
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MadMan007 - Monday, November 12, 2012 - linkTest it in a hot box of some type since it's supposed to be an industrial semi-ruggedized PC. This would be relevant to readers who might intend to use it in an enclosed cabinet at home. Reply
J_Tarasovic - Monday, November 12, 2012 - linkIt'd be interesting to see the network throughput with it having dual LAN cards and what looks like a couple of RP-SMA connectors. It's a bit expensive (and probably overkill) for a home brewed router/gateway/firewall but it would be interesting to see how that works. Reply
JMS3072 - Monday, November 12, 2012 - linkI'd love to see how something like this would perform as a Windows Media Center frontend to a NAS-hosted media library. Reply
Aikouka - Tuesday, November 13, 2012 - linkI only wish that this was out before I built my own Streacom! As I mentioned in the ASRock comments, the Streacom case can be a bit of a bear to build given the tight spaces and generally awkward assembly. So, having someone else go through all that pain sounds rather nice. ;)
The only negative that I can see is that if you want a "decent" GPU, you're stuck paying for the rather expensive i7 low TDP variant as the i3 CPU only has the HD2500. I guess that is the one benefit of going through the pain yourself... it wasn't that hard for me to pick up an i3-3225 and get HD4000 at a decent price! Reply
unclear - Tuesday, November 13, 2012 - linkA few weeks ago Nexcom launched thier new generation of thier high performance platform NISE 3600 (http://www.nexcom.com/Products/industrial-computin... the old generation worked great so it would be intresing to see how good this one is and how it compares to Relia. Reply
DiscoWade - Tuesday, November 13, 2012 - linkPut the USB Ceton InfiniTV in it and see how well it performs recording cable TV. Reply
markstock - Tuesday, November 13, 2012 - linkI second the desire to see test results in a hot-box (cold-box, as well). The fanless cases that I've used in the past have performed very well in the rare situation of a failed enclosure A/C unit (environment temps >70C, CPU temps >90C). Will the unit turn off in the case of extreme heat to save itself, or just begin to fail?
Raw CPU performance is also important, as the older Atom CPUs in these types of machines had very poor floating-point performance.
Lastly, buttons and cable attachments are important. Is there a light or some other indicator that the machine is on? Does the button-press give any tactile indication? Do the cable attachments (power and video, especially) lock like wired Ethernet does? One loose cable can require a costly on-site fix for the uses that I have in mind.
Thanks! Reply
Sivar - Tuesday, November 13, 2012 - linkMany of these questions can be answered by reading the article, or looking at the linked page.
- These aren't even available with Atom processors -- only i3 and i7 T-series.
- You can see in the pictures in this article and the product page that there is a power light.
- The video connections (see photo) are standard DVI and DP. No lock.
- The CPU is an Intel i or i7. Intel CPUs handle overheating and have since the Pentium-4 days (or was it Pentium 3?).
The power supply is a good question. Hard to tell from the photo, but I would guess not. I haven't come across many that do though, and my company uses quite a few small form factor systems in our fabs. Reply
markstock - Tuesday, November 13, 2012 - linkSaw most of those after posting. I suppose it's too much to ask for durable PCs to include a reliable system for preventing cable connections from popping loose. Reply
Einy0 - Wednesday, November 14, 2012 - linkFull size DP connectors do have a locking system. I don't think it is strong enough to prevent people from purposely removing them with a good tug. I have never really tested it in that way. It is far stronger than HDMI or USB for example. Personally, I'm a big fan of using cable ties. They make them with built-in eyelets to secure them with screws too. Reply
Sivar - Wednesday, November 14, 2012 - linkIt seems the company could make some extra money selling cables with an allan-screw to hold cables tightly against the case (which would need only some small holes). I hadn't even thought of the issue until you brought it up. For industrial PCs, it is a great point. Reply
ervinshiznit - Tuesday, November 13, 2012 - linkIt's HDMI and DP, not DVI and DP. Reply
Sivar - Wednesday, November 14, 2012 - linkYou're right. I was thinking HDMI but my hands weren't typing the right letters. ;) Reply
Mr Perfect - Tuesday, November 13, 2012 - linkJust looking at it, two concerns com to mind.
First, it's not a sealed unit, so this can't be used in areas with high humidity and other airborn goodies.
Second, it's painted black. A black, fanless PC seeing any direct sunlight is going to roast.
Something like this would be great for POS, but we've got both high humidity and plenty of sunlight. Reply
Einy0 - Wednesday, November 14, 2012 - linkYes, sealed is important in many applications. I don't mean submerge it in water sealed but just prevent dust and most vapor from entering sealed. In my application dust is a huge issue. The dust has micro particles of metal mixed with oils. It will gum up any fan or open vent real fast. I think this much processing power is way overkill for any of our applications anyway. Reply
Angengkiat - Wednesday, November 14, 2012 - linkGood day,
Are you able to help us test the playback of 3d bluray support via iso?
thanks! Reply


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I have been using GIMP for more years than I can count.I used it when I was on Windows machines, and have been using it on a Mac for several years. But, apparently there is no support for X11 on OSX Lion. I just upgraded and GIMP no longer works. :bawling:
What can I do?
Let me explain that I am NOT A DESIGNER. I really only need to be able to adjust and modify existing photos, blur backgrounds, create gradient graphics (occasionally) and, most often, resize or convert images from one format to another. Far limited a set of capabilities to justify an expensive application like Photoshop.
Anyway, I am apparently too stupid to use Photoshop. As a matter of fact all of Adobe products frustrate me because their UI developers 'think' in a manner that is counter-intuitive for me. Their products are brilliant but I just can't use them.I have become so accustomed to GIMP. I can use it regardless of what machine I am working on. It does all the simple things I need in a straightforward way.
Does anyone have a suggestion for me? I am not opposed to paying a little money but FREE (Open Source) is always good.
this might help: http://sourceforge.net/projects/gimponosx/files/GIMP%20Snow%20Leopard/2.8.0/GIMP-2.8.0p1-SnowLeopard-Lion.dmg/download
It's also kinda late now, but if you suspect some of your apps will not run .. . is good form to get a small secondary drive, just to run the old OS.
Anyway .. hope that helps
I know you don't like using Adobe products, but if you have been comfortable using GIMP then you should be able to find your way around Photoshop Elements in next to no time.
It has all the main bells and whistles of big brother Photoshop but is only a tiny fraction of the cost.
There are some really nice alternatives, like Pixelmator, which is quite cheap. But you could check out free alternatives, too:
Others I've heard of:http://www.flyingmeat.com/acorn/http://seashore.sourceforge.net/The_Seashore_Project/About.html
[edit]Although, I though GIMP was supposed to work fine in the latest Macs:
You have to reinstall XQuartz according to reports: http://xquartz.macosforge.org/landing/
@kennard; PSE is a bit of a lame 'lite' version on PS that really doesn't stand up to use. It's more a precursor to get you buy the full version. I would second Pixelmator for Mac use and it has a gorgeous interface to boot.
I disagree.
PSE is probably not what a professional photographer might use, but then neither are the freebies and other cheapies, but is definitely something a hobbyist or enthusiast could use with great results.
PSE has all the main photo editing bells and whistles and also includes very good stitching of photos to create a panorama, scene cleaner, adding special effects, making slide shows etc etc etc.
PSE10 (I think it was intoduced in pse9) allows adding layer masks to layers which means you don't have to "borrow" them from other adjustment layers.
I can certainly recommend it to anyone to at least have a look at to see if it meets their needs. Unless they are a professional photographer, then it most probably will and it then boils down to if they want to spend the approx $149 to buy it or wait for the Photoshop Elements / Premiere Elements (video editing) bundle to come on special and get the bundle for $159 like I did a few months ago.
@kennard; Why do you personally advocate Photoshop elements instead of Photoshop CS? What is it about Photoshop elements that you like better than Photoshop CS?
Because the op said
I am not opposed to paying a little money but FREE (Open Source) is always good.
and like I said, PSE is only a tiny fraction of the cost of big brother Photoshop.
Thanks, @kennard, I will take a look at that. I see it referenced often (in magazines and online) and have always dismissed it as "the little brother" to Photoshop (as you characterized it)
Thank you @ralph_m and @spikeZ for your recommendation of Pixelmator.
You are correct, @dresden_phoenix, I always approach an upgrade cautiously. In this case I ran Lion in a VM for several months and tested (what I thought was) every application I use on a regular basis. Somehow I missed GIMP! But, maybe it is time for a change.
Bit late here with a suggestion, but if all else fails, you could run GIMP on a dual-boot (or virtual machine) using a free, open-source Linux distro. :)
It May be a bit pricey for you but if your a web developer of any level it comes in handy to have Parallels for Mac - Its a Windows 7 virtual machine. you should be able to install and run GIMP on the VM.
I've not tried it before but it must be possible with Flash drives these days to create a bootable version of a previous OS and use GIMP off of that? An 8GB flash drive costs next to nothing these days. It wouldn't have to be an expensive exercise and would necessitate partitioning your main HD or running virtualisation software.
Hi ParkinT,
Aviary is a pretty good online tool that many people like the way they've done the UI.
Otherwise, you might consider Technobear's recommendation of a free linux distro. This would involve:
Aviary is a pretty good online tool that many people like the way they've done the UI.
Otherwise, you might consider Technobear's recommendation of a free linux distro. This would involve:
Hope this helps.
Im not sure it has all the tools you need but there is always paint tool sai - i think it has a mac version.
Slackr's suggestion of using a bootable Flash drive would certainly work with Linux. Or you could even run it from a Live CD/DVD (assuming it includes GIMP) and save the files to your hard drive. I think the Ubuntu Live CD has it, but I can check if you like.
GIMP is included in Mint's, Debian's, OpenSuse's, and Ubuntu's Live DVD's and USB versions. The problem with these delivery options are access to the permissions of any local drives; even public shares. This is why I suggested doing it in a separate partition with a dedicated 'sharing' partition so the permissions are not as difficult. Not impossible with the Live or USB versions but more challenging.
Good point, @ServerStorm. Thanks for the explanation. :)


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The fetal testosterone theory of autism suggests that higher levels of testosterone in the amniotic fluid of mothers pushes brain development towards improved ability to see patterns and analyze complex systems while diminishing communication and empathy, emphasizing "male" traits over "female", or in E-S theory terminology, emphasizing "systemizing" over "empathizing". One project has published several reports suggesting that high levels of fetal testosterone could produce behaviors relevant to those seen in autism.[1] The theory and findings are controversial and many studies contradict the idea that baby boys and girls respond differently to people and objects.[2]
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21st Feb, 2014
Very easy recipy, used medium curry powder and my 1 year and 5 year old loved it. Used thighs without skin. Does need to 700ml of stock it says (looks a lot when you first add but it absorbs by the end). May cut up chicken next time but apart from that lovely and loads left to have for lunch at work next day.
27th Jan, 2014
Have just made this for dinner. Halved the recipe as it's only me, and so now have 2 portions ready for freezing. Was very tasty, though I think next time I would add more curry powder for extra taste, or some chilli flakes at the chicken stage. Not a fan of peas, so added some peppers just before going in the oven, yum! Very easy to make, so will definitely be doing this again!
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This dish is lovely! The only thing I did change was the curry powder, I didn't have any but I did have some curry paste in the fridge from a previous meal so I used 3 tbsp of that when recipe called for it. And I know my husband really liked it because he didn't use any salt or pepper!!


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Why do my h1 tags have different font sizes in the browsers when they both possess the identical rules?

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body {
font-family:Trebuchet MS, Arial, Tahoma, sans-serif;
.one {
font-size: 40px;
.two {
font-size: 40px;
An
 tag does not inherit its size from a parent
.The first
 is not described in css, so the font-family and font-size rendered depend on the browser's (user's) default font settings.
The second
 tag should render the same size in both browsers, although it might appear to differ if the default font-family is different.
The above statements assume that both browsers have no "zoom" applied.
If the browsers are on different computers, then screen pixel density is a factor, too.
Honestly I'm not really understanding at this point. I just can't wrap my head around the fact that the first h1 tag, that is nested within a div, is larger than the h1 tag that isn't. Sure, I can get around it by applying zoom:2 property to it, but before It comes to that I wish to understand why I am getting this result. Keep in mind I am working locally using the lastest version of chrome.
Brandon, can you post the full code for the test page including the doctype and head, etc? Also, name the browsers and list the default font settings in both.
No problem sir.
<!DOCTYPE html>

<meta charset="utf-8">
<meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=edge,chrome=1">
<meta name="description" content="">
<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width">

<link rel="stylesheet" href="css/mastersheet.css">

Hello World

Hello World

var _gaq=[['_setAccount','UA-XXXXX-X'],['_trackPageview']];
(function(d,t){var g=d.createElement(t),s=d.getElementsByTagName(t)[0];
@import url("normalize.css");
.nested {
font-size: 40px;
.not-nested {
font-size: 40px;
Using the latest version of chrome as well as normalize as a reset ( deleted h1 defaults in my reset )
Defaults for chrome ( User agent stylesheet ):
h1 {
display: block;
font-size: 2em;
-webkit-margin-before: 0.67em;
-webkit-margin-after: 0.67em;
-webkit-margin-start: 0px;
-webkit-margin-end: 0px;
font-weight: bold;
h1 {
margin: 0.67em 0;
You would need this:
.nested h1 {
font-size: 40px;
.not-nested {
font-size: 40px;
Otherwise, the browser has its own default size for the h1 that is more specific and thus will apply.
The
 element is assigned its size in "em"s. ems are a relational unit of measure that is based on its immediate parent, not a fixed unit of measure. (your first example didn't indicate the ems assigned to h1 )
In your new example:The outer container div.nested has a font size of 40px assigned.When nested, the 2ems assigned to the h1 element doubles the parent font-size so
 renders as if it were 80px.
There was a good discussion here a few days ago that might shed more light on ems:
For some reason I still am unable to wrap my head around this. How can I grasp this concept?
You could try equating ems to percent. 2ems would be the same as 200% of the parent font size. (That was mentioned in the thread.)
I feel for you because I've been in similar situations before where understanding a concept eluded me.
I'm not sure what else to suggest other than more reading and experimentation.
Perhaps you can describe the "disconnect" and perhaps another poster might have another way of explaining the font size relationship that rings a bell with you. Keep at it... it WILL sink in.
My disconnect is that I keep referencing the "cascade" with this issue. For some reason I keep thinking that if I would have applied a certain font size to the parent element, in my case ".nested", then every other element that is nested within the parent, would inherit that property as well. That is where the confusion lies at the moment. If that were the case my font size would be 40px, but it's not. Why is the nested h1 doubling in size? Can I override the default browser h1 rule? Why or Why not? Does this quirk only apply to em's? :/
Let's give this a try....
The outer div.nested has been assigned a font-size of 40px.
All
s have been assigned a font-size of 2em.
As far as the inner
 is concerned, it sees its parent container, div.nested, as 1em; ie. 40px = 1em to the inner
 (remember ems are relative units... proportional to their parent). Because the inner
 is assigned a font-size of 2em, it doubles the font-size of its parent container and renders 80px. That is the inheritance effect at work; and yes, that is the awkward but expected behavior of ems and percent units of measure.
h1 has been assigned a font-size of 2em. h1.nested has been assigned a fixed font-size of 40px.h1.nested is more specific than just h1 alone and thus, overrides the 2em assignment. That is the specificity effect.
How did we do this time?
Ron has explained it very well above but perhaps another explanation won't hurt.
ems are based on the font-size of the parent (whatever that may be). As far as font sizes are concerned then em and % are the same thing and interchangeable.
If you say font-size:2em or font-size:200% then that element will have 200% the font-size of the parent.
My disconnect is that I keep referencing the "cascade" with this issue. For some reason I keep thinking that if I would have applied a certain font size to the parent element, in my case ".nested", [B]then every other element that is nested within the parent, would inherit that property as well[/B]
An element will only inherit certain properties (not all properties are inherited) and will inherit those properties only when no more specific rules apply.
Browsers have a default stylesheet that set the size of certain elements by default (heading tags for example) and to over-ride these you have to be more specific and apply your rules to those elements directly. That's the reason that [Reset and [URL="http://necolas.github.com/normalize.css/"]normalise](http://meyerweb.com/eric/tools/css/reset/) style sheets have been invented in order to start all browsers on a level playing field as they all have different defaults.
Setting font-size to a div is probably not a good thing to do as you most likely won't want all the elements in a div to have that font-size except for special cases of limited content ( e.g most divs will contains headings, paragraphs, lists, form elements etc and you would not want then all to be the same size. Usually you would target the elements more specifically and set thee size of the heading tags and p elements etc directly).
I usually set the body font-size of the page to the most commonly used font in that page which is usually the size for the readable text content and that saves a few rules as you then only need to define the differences but you still do need to take into account the browsers default stylesheet for certain elements.
You have to imagine that the browsers stylesheet is sitting at the top of the page and so any rules in that stylesheet will affect your layout. Here is en example of a default stylesheet but browsers all differ on the finer details which is why most "resets" set up a standard base stylesheet to begin with.
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Date: January 12 2013
Faf du Plessis made 99 not out to steer South Africa to 5-390 at lunch on day two of the second Test against New Zealand at St George's Park on Saturday.
Du Plessis is set to become South Africa's second centurion of the innings following Hashim Amla's 110 while Dean Elgar was growing in confidence on 31 not out.
Amla was New Zealand's only wicket of the session after he edged a leg-side delivery from Trent Boult behind to wicketkeeper BJ Watling, having added just four runs to his overnight score.
South Africa battled through tough periods after early rain and overcast conditions made life difficult at times for the batsmen.
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East Sac County Community School District superintendent Kevin Fiene addresses a crowd before the calendar committee presented its proposal for a four-day instructional week.
January 14, 2014
East Sac students would have no classes on the Mondays of each school week under a proposal that would cut the number of school days but lengthen each day by an hour.
Teachers who were part of a committee that pitched the idea lauded the shortened week at a public meeting on Monday as a way to cut the need for late starts and early dismissals for their state-required professional development sessions, which they said can disrupt the flow of classroom work.
This school year has 17 late-starts and eight early dismissals. Just 12 of the year's 36 weeks are uninterrupted by teacher professional development. With the proposed four-day week, 35 of 36 weeks of instruction would be uninterrupted.
Kerri Eichhorn, a high school special-education teacher who served on the calendar committee, said the no-class Mondays would allow teachers to give extra help to struggling students and allow other students to volunteer or pursue college-credit courses.
Officials of the WACO school district in southeastern Iowa - which is in its first year with the four-day week - have reported that 90 percent of their students participate in the extra-day programs, East Sac Superintendent Kevin Fiene said.
Research has also shown that there are less staff and student absences with a four-day week because people have an extra weekday to handle doctor, dentist and other appointments.
The current East Sac school day is seven hours long, starting at 8:20 a.m. and dismissing at 3:20 p.m. The proposed school day under a four-week calendar would be one hour longer, running from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Fiene was unsure how the elongated days might affect sports and other extracurricular activities.
But no change is without its share of challenges, said Eichhorn. Concerns cited by the calendar committee include the need for child care on the fifth day of the week, earlier times the students would have to get on the bus, increased pressure on the shorter attention spans of the younger children, longer time between meals, and the impact on extracurricular schedules. Eichhorn said that bus routes were being examied and the possibility of adding snack breaks for students had been discussed.
The shortened-week discussion at East Sac was made possible by a change in Iowa law that goes into effect in July that allows districts to tally instructional hours instead of days. Under current law, schools must be in session for 180 teaching days, and a day must be at least 5 1/2 hours. Under the new law, schools must meet for 1,080 hours, and may divide those hours by as many or as few days as they choose. Fiene said he expects every district to switch to hours, because that allows a school to still receive credit for instructional hours taught, even if school releases early due to an emergency or weather. Under the days calendar, if a school lets out before the 5 1/2 hours are completed, they receive no credit for the time spent in the classroom.
Carroll Community schools Superintendent Rob Cordes said today that the possibility of turning to a four-day week has not been considered in Carroll. Cordes anticipates further changes in the state law regarding instructional days versus hours before the end of the 2014 legislative session that kicked off on Monday.
Additionally, any change in the school week made by the Carroll district would need to be a joint venture with the Kuemper Catholic School System, as its busing is tied to Carroll's, Cordes said.
Fiene said East Sac school principals and guidance counselors have just begun meetings to draw up potential schedules for each building to suit the needs of the different-aged students. For the younger children, the required academic classes could be scheduled in the morning with specials scheduled in the afternoon when attention spans were more likely to wane, Eichhorn added.
One possibility suggested for child care was to hire high school students who also had the day off.
"Keep in mind that changes are made every year," said Eichhorn. "This is a big change, but it's a way to think outside the box and see how we can better student achievement."
Fiene deflected on Monday the claims that the change was pursued in secrect and was driven by financial concerns.
"That just isn't true," said Fiene. "I can look you in the eye and say, 'No, we're not in financial straits, that's not why we're doing this.' "
A committee of teachers from each grade level in each building was tasked with proposing new schedules for the next school year. One of the options is to keep with the five-day routine. Next year's schedule is expected to be approved by the school board in February.
Additional concerns from audience members included the lack of evidence-based, long-term research. Stephanie Bellcock, Sac City graduate and mother of a 1- and 2-year-old said she was concerned the change would be "gambling" the students' education.
Fiene said research conducted had shown marked increase or static achievement rates with a four-day week, but he had found no studies suggesting a decrease in achievement after the change.
Bellcock also voiced the concern of many audience members of the impact on sports. If students must leave at 2:50 p.m. for an away game, they would miss even more class time if the day was extended, as no other schools in the area are considering a four-day week at this time. Others asked whether teachers would be available before or after school to help students who did not have a study hall.
Sharla Hulsey, pastor at First Christian Church, said that many children in Sac City relied on school for their meals, and asked if the committee had considered the impact a four-day week would have on those children. One attendee asked how the students would be prepared for a five-day work-week or college if they were adjusted to a four-day school week.
Elementary teacher Wanda Bruxvoort asked how eliminating one day might affect the bus drivers, cooks, and teachers' associates.
Fiene and committee members acknowledged they did not have all the answers, but have discussed possibilities addressing the concerns mentioned, such as a backpack program to send free-lunch students home with snacks for the three-day weekend, or associate training so that teacher aides wouldn't simply lose their fifth day of pay.
The proposal also received some vocal support, particularly from one attendee who had experienced the four-day school week in South Dakota before she and her family moved to Iowa a few years ago.
"There are a lot of complaints, but I think it's because nobody has been in that situation," Crystal Hanrahan said.
About 50 people attended Monday's public meeting. Fiene said the crowd was not as large as he'd hoped, but that it was good to get the dialogue started, even if the district doesn't switch to a four-day week in the coming year.
A second public meeting will be held at 7 p.m. Thursday in the small gym at East Sac High School in Lake View.
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A FOUR week programme of consultation events has been planned to discuss the Celebration Mile.
The Celebration Mile is a pedestrian route from the station to the Docks, celebrating the history of Bridgwater through improved design.
But due to bad weather being forecast for Saturday, tomorrow's Celebration Mile public consultation in New Street, Bridgwater has been cancelled.
Sedgemoor District Council has chosen Celebration Mile as the first project in a major face lift for the town centre as part of The Bridgwater Vision.
The project's objectives are:
• The Station will be a better, brighter entrance to the town and a gateway to Celebration Mile taking people to the town centre.
• St John Street will become pedestrian friendly, while still providing an important route for traffic and cyclists between the station and town centre
• Eastover will be a pedestrian friendly street and a high quality extension to town centre shopping
• Fore Street will see a sensitive improvement of the historic town centre and revitalisation of the shopping environment
• Angel Crescent will invite people to discover this hidden gem in the town centre and make the most of its shops, cafes and historic buildings.
• The Dock will create a distinctive and attractive new destination and northern gateway to the town centre and Celebration Mile.
The consultation programme began on April 29 and will run to May 23.
Remaining events, where you can ask questions and find out more from staff, will be held on:
• May 16, 10-2pm outside Bridgwater Railway Station.
• May 23, 10-2pm in the Castle Market, Bridgwater.
You can also view plans and leave comments at the following un-staffed events:
• May 12 to 15 in the ticket hall of Bridgwater Railway Station during opening hours.
Detailed plans are also available at www.sedgemoor.gov.uk, please search for 'Celebration Mile'.
Once you have viewed the plans you can also send in your comments, before the 23rd May, by completing the online questionnaire, emailing email@example.com or writing to: Economic Development, Sedgemoor District Council, Bridgwater House, King Square, Bridgwater, TA6 3AR


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In The Garden Of Nostalgia (Small)
Visual Poetry
de Viktor Zyryanov
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This version of "In The Garden Of Nostalgia" is a 7"x7" square format, 80-page book. It is a limited edition of only 200 copies. All books will be signed and numbered per request. For a large coffee table size version please visit my Blurb Bookstore.
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- Categoría Fotografía artística
Cuadrado pequeño, 18×18 cm
80 Páginas
- Fecha de publicación nov. 13, 2012
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I am an architect (in the broadest sense), a gardener (in the Garden of Souls), a poet (self-proclaimed), a beekeeper (that's true), a thinker (yep), and, finally, a fine art photographer. My works happily reside in many private collections in the US and abroad. I was born and grew up in the former Soviet Union, doing many things besides architecture (illustrating books, painting murals and playing drums in a band, for example). Due to the turbulent winds of changes, in 1992 I made Atlanta, Georgia my hometown. The South could be hot as hell in summer for a guy from Siberia, but, still, I like it. I am a participant of different personal and group exhibitions (from coffee houses to the Jimmy Carter Library and Museum) and charity fine art auctions, like Trees Atlanta, Sierra Club and others. I post photographs on my website http://nostalgia.shutterchance.com/ You can follow me on facebook http://www.facebook.com/pages/Nostalgia-Migranta-Viktor-Zyryanov-Photography/216950505028817
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BALTIMORE, Maryland - If you're tired of wearing glasses or contacts lenses, you've probably at least considered LASIK surgery. Each year, about 700 thousand people undergo the laser surgery used to correct nearsightedness, farsightedness, and astigmatism. However, there are some new techniques that cut the risk.
For 13 years, Chelsey Vandemark says her mornings started the same way.
"I would look at the alarm clock and it was just all blurry," she explained.
Tired of wearing contacts, she considered LASIK but was apprehensive.
"The benefits are I can see great. The risks are something goes wrong and I can't see ever again," Vandemark said.
It's a concern Ophthalmologist Sherri Rowen hears often.
"We really do like LASIK today. We wish we could get rid of the fear factor," said Rowen, MD, FACS, Directory of Ophthalmology at Mercy Medical Center in Baltimore, and Clinical Assistant Professor at the University of Maryland.
In fact, she says contacts can be much worse.
"If you have an infection from a contact lens and it's in the center of your eye, there's nothing you can do about it. You've lost vision," Rowen explained.
Rowen says lasers are safer and more precise than ever.
"There's not a lot of high end risks anymore like there used to be," Dr. Rowen said.
A study of over 3,000 LASIK surgeries performed, using a femtosecond laser for flap creation, had a complication rate of less than half of one percent. Also, all complications were taken care of during the same procedure.
"The laser is better than anything we've ever had to create a perfect flap," Rowen explained.
Studies from the American Academy of Ophthalmology report seven out of ten patients achieve 20/20 vision or better following surgery.
"The predominance of patients walk out and say, 'I'm only sorry I didn't do this five to 10 to 20 years earlier,'" Rowen said.
Vandemark is one of them. Her vision went from minus 4-50, to 20-15.
"It's definitely worth the money," she said.
Now she can set her sights on other things, like playing fetch with her dog Cocoa.
Custom LASIK can cost upwards of $2,000 to $3,000 per eye. Even with LASIK, most people over the age of 40 will still need reading glasses.
To know if you're a good candidate, doctors must evaluate the severity of your prescription, your age, and how thick your cornea is.
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MBTA Diversity Statement
As the largest public transportation agency in the commonwealth, we have a vital responsibility to provide our customers with safe and reliable service. In order to meet this goal, we must tap the full potential of our greatest resource - a gifted and diverse workforce. A renewed emphasis on promoting and supporting the MBTA's culture of inclusion is critical to our future.
We pledge:
To inspire employees to appreciate the connection between diversity and the business imperative.
To implement and enforce policies and procedures that deter discrimination, encourage cooperation, and reward strong work performances.
To create an environment of fairness in which all employees can excel through increased opportunities for learning and training.
To strengthen our partnerships with local minority communities by establishing outreach programs to increase the number of diverse candidates who will meet MBTA eligibility requirements for employment.
Just like the communities it serves, the MBTA is comprised of the people and cultures that make this commonwealth great. As the MBTA continues to expand its reach and modernize the system, it's important that our workforce take full advantage of the rich and cultural resources of the region. It's our talented and dedicated employees who can help the organization succeed while building goodwill and support among the riding public. This goal is achieved through a highly professional, respectful, and multi-cultural workforce that appreciates and values the diversity of the MBTA's sphere of influence.


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SMART Apartament AC in Nice 80 mt NEGRESCO'SEA Beach hi standing -WI FI POWERFULL
Vendégek száma4
Hálószobák száma1
Méret49 m²
Floor No.(with elevator)
- Családi / Gyerek barát
- Konyha
- Légkondicionálás
- Mosógép / szárítógép
- Akadálymentesített
- Lift az épületben
- Internet/WiFi
Accommodation summary
|Rue Cronstadt, 06000 Nice, Franciaország
|Ingatlan típusa
|Ingatlan azonosító
|Acceptance rate
|Response time
|A few hours
|Calendar updated
WI-FI POWERFUL UPGRADED & PORTABLE EVERYWHERE wi fi powerfull up 1gb in extension avaible on option
full equipped kitchen with gas oven forced ,microwave,washing machine INVERTER NEW SAMSUNG ,refrigidator a+++,CLIMA, tv led,well warmed,lift,wide bathroom with bowl and window, close to downtown,casinos,railway station and buses available weekly,monthly periods from 290 weekly july 490 august 590 possible wi fi PERIOD LONGER on request
at least 4 days- clean to be done by yourself or under caution (-59€)
KEYS delivered on place or possibility to be send by UPS after charging caution 200 e taht will be back when you will leave the apartament ,cleaning made and keys back( ups delivery cost with insurance 15 e
caution 200 euros mounthly - 200 weekly or less - DEPOT DE GARANTIE - back on tour iban bank account or cash on meeting
kitchen fully equipped italian style
Towels and beddings TO BE ASKED : 29 EUROS PP PER WEEK come always with kitchen textile
pick up service - AIRPORT EUR 25- RAILWAY STATION EUR 9 per person
internet extension 2€. unlimited daily with over 70 channel orange and powered line
Very quiet apartment is located a few meters from the Promenade des Anglais and its famous carnival parade, just behind the NEGRESCO spectacular hystoric hotel and its beaches, in pedestrian zone. near many restaurants and outdoor cafes and the famous casino. Ideal location for your beach getaway or a ski vacation, stay long weekend or a professional visit. Everything you need for an unforgettable stay. This apartment has everything to please!
Term rental daily, weekly, monthly and LONG available.
Discounted rates for stays of several weeks or more ..
CARNIVAL 2015 February 17th-March 4) Ask about the Specials!
Places to Visit / music / cafes and cinemas / Acropolis Convention Center / Opera /
National Theatre / Casino and the main shopping district are all within walking distance. Trams, buses and trains are all within a few minutes to 2 minutes walk from the apartment.
Each customer is satisfied and welcomed to the apartment and we are available through your stay on site/building, to help with advice, planning or simply answer questions.
Pleasant apartament WITH A WIDE WINDOWED BATHROOM WITH BOWL on total 49 sqm remakes has nine.
The apartment is ideally suited for singles and couples.
The apartment is on second ground floor of a 7 storey building. It's a beautiful building, prestigious marble, with elevator.
The apartment has a lounge with comfortable sofa bed, a nice plasma screen and plenty of storage. You also have an UNLIMITED WIFI on request. whose code will be announced upon arrival.
There is also a fully equipped kitchen: fridge, washing machine, as well as a microwave oven (Green, cutlery, plates, pots and pans ).
F.A.Q About the apartment, hope it helps you have a better idea about your future experience with me ;)
1. What is the rental process? Just select your dates, number of people, and go through with your booking
2. Would there be a deposit? yes ,it will give you back when you will leave in same conditions you got it directely by AIR BNB
3. Would it accommodate 4 people? Definitely. Two people would be most comfortable in the apartment : but you can asking in booking also max 4 people in regular comfortable and refurbished simmons bedding
4. Do you have Internet access? Yes. There is WiFi Access. It is very fast.
5. Is this a secure building? It is a very safe building. First of all it is a very safe neighborhood. and there is a building keeper !
6. Are you close to public transportation? Very close!
7. Is there grocery shopping/ cafés/ restaurant near your place? There is everything you can dream of nearby.
8. Is parking available? Yes. Lots of offices in the neighborhood, so lots of parking both in our street, as well as in the surrounding streets. Or a private parking at Palais de la Méditerannée 1h free.( 5 min walk)
HázirendCOMMON RULES OF EDUCATION WELCOMED
KEYS delivered on place or possibility to be send by UPS after charging caution 200 e taht will be back when you will leave the apartament ,cleaning made and keys back( ups delivery cost with insurance 15-if your check in is different and late hours ,after 8 pm 29 €. )
|Weekly rate for up to 3 guests
|567 €
|Monthly rate for up to 3 guests
|1409 €
|Ár >3 vendégre
|20 € /fő/éj extra
|Maximális tartózkodás
|10 hónap
|Érkezés legkorábbi időpontja
|Check-in before
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|Lemondási feltétel
Az ingatlan értékelései
Really central in Nice ,and we even got a tour when we arrived to check out some pearls in Nice and the coast.
The apartment had air condition, fridge and everything that we wanted to.
The wifi didnt worked well at this time, but we used mcdonalds. Maybe we could have wifi in the apartment, but it was not for free.
Although a really good impression and a good and friendly hospitality !
Gianluca, a very nice host, picked us up at the Airport and drove to the apartment, which is very nice with big bathroom, nice kitchen and one living room with beds.
Very near to the beach and also walking distance to the Old Town and the City Center. Bus station just a few minutes away.
Casino and Intermarche food stores also very near.
We recomend this apartment.
Ingrid and Thomas
Very nice, clean and comfortable apartment in a great point of NICE. Near the sea, shops, railway station and even bus to the airport. Hosts very friendly and helpful. I would definitely recommend
Myself, my husband and our 2 and a half year old son really enjoyed our stay in Nice, it was our first time and we found it perfect for a couple with a young child, great weather and beaches plus the buzz of a city/ museums etc.
The apartment location was excellent, with the beach a 5 min walk away and also easy to walk to the old town, main shopping area and train station and a small supermarket 1 minute from the apartment.
The apartment was a fine size for us as a small family and it was useful have the lift (with us having a pushchair) and having a bath as well as shower attachment (made it easier with our toddler).
We cooked a lot of our own meals, the oven is great (nice and large, and clearly fairly new, with gas range and electric oven)
We hadn't quite understood how the sleeping arrangement worked in advance (there are two large sofabeds in the living area that convert into beds, one a kingsize and one a double, these were clearly fairly new and very comfortable).
The apartment is in a nice street and was very peaceful at night.
Grazia and Gianluca were very friendly and offered to pick us up and drop us off at the airport, as well as giving us lots of advice and information on where to go/ what was happening during our stay.
We had some very minor issues (a screw that kept falling out in the toilet/ problems using the wifi) but mentioned these to Grazia and Gianluca and are sure they will have fixed this by now. (For anyone who finds wifi really important I should add, we found lots of places with free wifi available, for example the shopping centre Nice Etoile has free wifi throughout and lots of the cafes we went to had a login details for their free wifi on the menu/ walls, so it wasn't really a problem)
Overall this apartment is very good value for money and a comfortable and convenient base for enjoying nice and the surrounding areas.
Super nette Gastgeber, Wohnung (1. Stock) liegt sehr zentral (3 Minuten zum Negresco), Supermarkt und Bäckerei um die Ecke - Betten sind zwei Ausziehsofas, insgesamt würden wir die Wohnung wieder anmieten
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Alloggio sito in una strada di un quartiere tranquillo e ben collegato alla città.
La strada è stretta con qualche difficoltà di manovra per auto di grosse dimensioni.
L'alloggio è ottimo per 2 persone considerando che la scala per accedere al soppalco è di tipo navale ( senza corrimano ). Il 3 letto è ricavato in una mini stanza con spazi ristretti..( ci si deve adattare) Nessuna difficoltà per i cani( previo avviso)
Ottima l'accoglienza del proprietario e la dotazione interna.Tv e impianto stereo a disposizione.Una libreria ben fornita.
Nice studio close to the beach. 15 minutes by bus from the city center
Grazia ist echt freundlich und auch die Lage des Studios fand ich nicht schlecht.
Allerdings könnte es definitiv sauberer sein.
Wir fanden dreckiges Geschirr vor und staubige Möbel, unter dem Bett lag gar noch Abfall rum.
Trotzdem besten Dank an den Vermieter.
Einfach in Zukunft das Studio etwas sauberer halten
The loft is really a refugium-calm and friendly. After 5 minutes walk: A marvelous view on the sea, having a cup of coffee or a wonderful meal in a restaurant directly beside the sea! The bus or the train brings you in a short time along the coast into the middle of this ancient town.-The hosts are helpfull and destingue...
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- Minden házigazda hitelesítésre került telefonon keresztül
- Biztonságos fizetés SSL titkosításon keresztül