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Boeing (Chicago, Ill., USA) and carbon fiber manufacturer Hexcel (Stamford, Conn., USA) on Nov. 7 announced a 40 percent factory expansion of their joint venture Aerospace Composites Malaysia Sdn. Bhd. (ACM, Bukit Kayu Hitam, Malaysia) to support increased production by Boeing Commercial Airplanes. ACM produces flight surfaces for all of Boeing's commercial programs, including the Next-Generation 737, 747-8, 767, 777 and 787 Dreamliner.
The RM50 million ($17 million) investment by Boeing and Hexcel adds 125,000 ft2/11,613m2 to a factory footprint that now totals 440,000 ft2/40,877m2, and the project includes a cleanroom expansion of 11,000 ft2/1,022m2 and installation of RM14 million ($5 million) in new equipment. With the added capacity, ACM is expected to grow its high-tech manufacturing workforce beyond its current 950 employees, furthering ACM's position as the region's leading employer. The added capacity is expected to be partially used to begin production of 787 fixed leading edge panels in 2014.
"Boeing and Hexcel are increasing ACM's capacity as a direct result of its proven high performance and ability to expand its capabilities to support the quality, reliability and affordability of Boeing's commercial aircraft," says John Byrne, Boeing Commercial Airplanes vice president, Airplane Materials and Structures. "Boeing and Malaysia have a long history of collaboration, and ACM is a great example of the mutual benefit earned by growing Malaysia's hightech sector and supporting Boeing's supply chain."
"Hexcel is deeply committed to the success of ACM and the Boeing aircraft it supports," says Russ Thurman, Hexcel Corp., director of operations Americas. "We share in ACM's continued passion in the advancement of composite aerospace production while expanding on our collective success as the employer of choice for the people of Malaysia"
At the ceremony, executives also unveiled a new name for the company, Aerospace Composites Malaysia, formerly Asian Composites Manufacturing. Currently owned by Boeing and Hexcel, ACM was formed in 1998 as a joint venture for composites fabrication and minor parts assembly due to the region's skilled workforce, Malaysia's role as a long-term Boeing customer and Malaysia's vision and efforts to become an aerospace hub in Asia.
Boeing Commercial Airplanes is the end customer for nearly all of ACM's output. As a direct supplier to Boeing Commercial Airplanes, ACM builds 747-8 aileron panels and spoiler components and fixed leading edge panels for the 787 Dreamliner and NextGeneration 737. ACM also directly supports Hexcel by building fixed trailing edge panels for the Next-Generation 747, 7478 767 and 777. For Boeing Aerostructures Australia, ACM produces 747 variable camber & Krueger flap panels and 737 ailerons. For FACC, ACM builds fixed leading edge panels for the Next-Generation 737, 767 and 777.
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Ashok Leyland has decided to exit the Multi Purpose Vehicle (MPV) segment in India and stick to what it does best—build buses.
Ashok Leyland, at present makes Stile, an MPV that has been stopped and Dost range of light commercial vehicles, in a joint venture with Japanese based auto maker Nissan.
Vinod K. Dasari, the Managing Director of Ashok Leyland says that the Stile did not sell as well as the company expected. But the company may enter this segment later, if there is some future event occurring. He also said that there will be no changes in the equity holding pattern in the joint venture.
Eyeing the global bus market though, Ashok Leyland will set up bus assembly plants in Africa, Middle East and one in India as well. The company will ship out the bus kits to assembly plants abroad.
Ashok Leyland is looking forward to retain its market share and is also hoping that its LCV market will pick up in the coming months.

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I had a wedding this past weekend... and when I went to set up the cake, there was an additional vendor setting up dessert! It was a Cupcake company, but still.... they had a little flier out with their name and info on it describing the cupcake flavors. No one from the bridal party was there and the woman setting up the cupcakes was nice enough (we had to share the same table, me being there was news to her as well).
I have not spoken with the bride yet and probably won't mention anything, it just seemed very odd to me. What would you have done?
It's in my contract, no other cake vendor allowed. And it's very specific and very strict. I would have left with the cake, cause thats what my contract says I'll do. It's nothing personal for me, it's a quality control issues. What if someone says, "I got sick from the cake!"
IMO it is tacky to put advertising on a wedding cake table. Or any other occasion when my product or service has been paid for. Maybe your BTB is one of those 'zillas that like to give people their big "break" and wrangle free services from naive new business owners....
Minniecuppie is so right! I did see that. Tacky, tacky, tacky!
I agree, I would NEVER put out business cards.......although I've had some brides put some up at the bar (they asked for extra cards at the signing of the contract) when I set up the cake I noticed the cards up there on the bar.
On a side note, I too have it in my contract that there will be no other "confections" unless it's been approved by me and must be disclosed at the time of the intial consultation. Failure to do so will result in complete loss of confections and no reimbursment will be given to purchaser. We cannot have our reputation relying on the talents of another baker.
Not ver batum but very similar to that. I had a bride who's fiance wanted his grandmother to make his "groom's cake" it was his favorite cake that she'd made for every one of his birthdays his whole life. The main wedding cake was white cake with cheesecake and raspberry filling....the cake g'ma was making was chocolate with fudge frosting.....I told them that was fine, because there was no way people would mix up the two!
Nobody has ever thought it was a "strange" or "mean" rule once I explain why it's in place!
I have that same clause in my contract.....and I have them initial it so they KNOW it is there.
I"m with you Loucinda, I just recently put a little __________ next to each section and highlighted the first part of each section
________ CANCELLATIONS; If you cancel your order within.......
________ FLOWERS: I will arrange up to 25 stems of flowers at no additional charge..
________ OTHER CAKES: If you are serving other confections, not purchased from Tina's Sugar Shack you must have pre=approval and this must be disclosed.....
and so on........I make them initial EVERYTHING!!! lol
I also have a sole provider clause in my contract that must be initialed. If I show up and there's other cake, I take my cake and leave and no refund. However, I do allow other confections - cookies, cheesecake, icecream cakes because I dont' want to do those.
I allow other confections as well (I just want them to tell me about them)......some people say........oh........well I didn't realize that cupcakes were considered "other cakes" or I didn't know a sheet cake was included......I thought you meant other "wedding" cakes..........if you give them an inch.......
I also have the clause...
". Couture Cake is to be the sole provider of cake and/or confections at the event. Failure to comply with this clause will result in a loss of completed cake and/or confections and entire payment at no compensation to the purchaser. In the event another LICENSED, AND approved (see 1a.) bakery is providing a portion of the cake/confections for the event, it shall be disclosed at the time of first deposit before the event. Disclosed licensed retail food handler must also deliver cake/confections to the venue.
a. Disclosure: __________________________________
b. Item(s)provided:__________________________________
The reason is because here it has to do with food sourcing with our food manager certification.
OF course, I also was one that if they wanted Grandma's recipe cake I'm willing to do it providing it meets food safety/handling guidelines.. I also don't use the word "wedding" in the clause because I use the same contract for all cakes.
I also agree, kinda tacky to put the cards on the table, especially when you notice another vendor there... OTOH, give them out freely to the event staff because they do give referrals...
Good advice I totally agree.
Great advice. I didn't get it at first, but then when I read Labellaflor's comment about people complaining they got sick with the cake- makes perfect sense to me.


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PhotoFast Announces GMonster3-XV2 Series SATA SSD
Flash memory expert PhotoFast expanded its line of ultra-high performance SSDs with the GMonster3 XV2 series, which are based on the 2.5-inch SATA form-factor, making use of SATA 6 Gb/s interface. The drives use a Marvell-made controller, which combined with MLC NAND flash chips, churns out transfer rates of up to 500 MB/s read and 450 MB/s write. The drive supports the TRIM garbage-collection feature that keeps write performance up to the mark at all times. Available in capacities of 64 GB, 128 GB, 256 GB, and 512 GB; the GMonster3 XV2 drives will be priced at $110, $200, $400 and $800, respectively, when initially released in Japan, later this year in April.
PhotoFast Also Readies GMonster PowerDrive-LSI PCI-E SSD
PhotoFast is working on yet another monster SSD, this time one that uses the PCI-Express x8 interface (fits inside x16 slots), the GMonster PowerDrive-LSI. As the name suggests, some of the drive's chippery (such as storage controller) is made by LSI, which runs an internal (abstract to OS) RAID a number of SSD modules. If 2 GT/s interface was any indication of the drive's speeds, then here goes: 1,400 MB/s read; 1,500 MB/s write. The controller has its own 512 MB of dedicated DDR2 memory. The GMonster PowerDrive-LSI comes in capacities of 240 GB, 480 GB, and 960 GB. It has a rated MTBF of 1.5 million hours. It is slated for next month. Once again, PhotoFast did not give out pricing.Compulenta.ru
PhotoFast Announces GMonster 3X V1 SATA 6 Gb/s SSDs
Flash-memory expert PhotoFast is releasing its fastest SATA solid state drive (SSD) series, the GMonster 3X V1. Based on a new controller, the drive supports SATA 6 Gb/s interface, and significantly relies on the higher interface bandwidth. These drives carry read speeds of up to 430 MB/s, writing at up to 300 MB/s. Available in 64 GB, 128 GB, and 256 GB variants, these drives have different read/write speeds: the 64 GB model reads/writes at up to 370/120 MB/s, the 128 GB model at 410/190 MB/s, with the 256 GB model running full throttle at 430/300 MB/s. The controller makes full use of the NAND flash memory installed as data-area, while it has its own 128 MB DDR3 memory to carry out its tasks and use as cache. Aimed at consumers, these drives carry MTBF of 1.5 million hours. October is when these will hit the shelves, though prices have not been announced yet.TechConnect Magazine
PhotoFast Announces GMonster X Drive CF/1.8 ZIF/1.8 50pin to USB 3.0 Enclosure
PhotoFast Global Inc. a pioneer in creative, high quality and extreme performance flash-based storage manufacturer, today revealed its new line up of USB 3.0 accessories. Relied the new standard and host controller introduced to the market, PhotoFast demand to bring even higher transfer rates to meet the bottleneck where every user has experienced before.
Upgrade market has always been a major concern to PhotoFast. Several series of products has been developed to fulfill the demands of these users. A full line of 1.8" PATA SSD and adaptors are available that would enable the aged laptops to fast response and shock resistance.
Upgrade market has always been a major concern to PhotoFast. Several series of products has been developed to fulfill the demands of these users. A full line of 1.8" PATA SSD and adaptors are available that would enable the aged laptops to fast response and shock resistance.
PhotoFast Intros GBox Mini USB 3.0 to SATA Adapter
SSD and flash memory specialists PhotoFast developed what they call the GBox mini, an adapter that converts USB 3.0 to SATA. The adapter connects to the host with a USB 3.0 connector (for data and power), and an additional USB 2.0 (purely for power). The two connectors share the same cable so clutter is minimized. On its other end, the adapter has a SATA connector with both data and power ports. It can connect to any SATA HDD, SSD, or optical drive. Although the USB 3.0 interface has a generous maximum bandwidth of 4.8 Gb/s, the device has transfer speeds of up to 128 MB/s (SATA device to system) and 96 MB/s (system to SATA device). The GBox mini comes with a copy of DriveClone 7 Pro software bundled, necessary cable, and is expected to be priced at US $22, when it hits the Japanese markets next month.Softpedia
PhotoFast Readies 4-bay MicroSDHC Reader Stick
PhotoFast, known for everything 'flash memory' in the IT world, is ready with an innovative USB stick, only this one is a 4-slot MicroSD and MicroSDHC card reader called the CR-5500. On one of its sides, the four slots tiny slots are located, which allow easy removal of the memory cards. The devices takes data from the four cards and creates a JBOD (just a bunch of disks) volume. Using four of the highest capacity MicroSDHC cards, the drive can provide 64 GB of storage (16 GB from each card). A cap covers the USB 2.0 interface. The entire unit is slightly bigger than the average USB flash stick, though not too big for a device with up to 64 GB of storage. It is priced at US around $64, package does not include memory cards. It is expected to ship in January.TechConnect Magazine
PhotoFast Intros G-Monster V4 1.8-inch SSDs
PhotoFast announced three new solid state drives in the 1.8 inch form-factor. All three use IDE interfaces, and hence are ideal for consumer electronics such as PMPs, video cameras, etc. The new series these come under is the G-Monster V4. The drives offer capacities ranged between 32 and 256 GB (probably including 64 GB and 128 GB models along the way), and are characterized by the interface type: 40-pin ZIF, 44-pin IDE, and 50-pin IDE. All three feature MLC NAND flash chips, with 64 MB DRAM memory for the NAND flash controller. The controller offers a "Built-in Garbage Collection" feature that clears deleted data, relocating existing data onto its area. In this way, data fragmentation is reduced. The read-write speeds on offer are 128/90 MB/s, respectively.TechConnect Magazine
PhotoFast Unveils Compact mini-SATA Flash Drives
Quick-draw Flash storage specialist PhotoFast introduced mini SATA flash drives (essentially compact SATA SSDs that plug into the connectors). The G-Monster mini-SATA and G-Monster mini-DOM drives are about as big as cartridges of retro portable game consoles, measuring 45 x 37 x 7.5 mm and weighing 10 g. They come in capacities of 32 and 64 GB, and offer reasonably good transfer rates at 110 MB/s (read) and 60 MB/s (write). With the standard arrangement of SATA data and power connectors, the G-Monster mini-SATA should plug into any SATA drive docks/enclosures. Apart from being a portable storage medium, it can also be tucked away as a system drive for a NAS server. The G-Monster mini-DOM on the other hand, can plug directly into one of the motherboard's SATA ports, and draw power using its 5V adapter. The two will hit shelves in October. Pictured below are (in order) G-Monster mini-SATA and G-Monster mini-DOM.TechConnect Magazine
PhotoFast Announces CFast-based G-Monster Quad Drive
PhotoFast's solid-state drive (SSD) development has been on a roll in the last year or so. The company has been coming up with new SSD designs on a regular basis. Its latest doing is the G-Monster "Quad-Drive". Simply put, this SSD encloses four PhotoFast CFast (compact-flash derived standard) cards driven by a JMicron RAID controller, which then connects to the host machine over standard SATA II interface, and is seen as a single drive. Internally, the controller lets you configure the cards in RAID 0, 1, 5, 10, and JBOD modes. With the default configuration, the drive boasts of speeds of up to 250 MB/s read, and 170 MB/s write. Its price is yet to be known, as the product is on its way to the markets.
PhotoFast Innovates G-Monster Plug-n-Play RAID Adapter
Solid-state drive specialist PhotoFast innovated an easy RAID builder solution, which doesn't boast of being an expansion card, and doesn't require additional drivers from the OS. The G-Monster Evolution "Simple RAID Adapter", is a small orange PCB with SATA II and power input on one side, and two sets of SATA II data and power connections on the other. Users can connect two hard drives or SSDs to the device, and connect the device like any other hard drive, to the computer's storage controller. The RAID array the device builds using the member drives connected to it, remains abstract to the host machine, which sees it as a single hard-drive. The G-Monster Evolution supports RAID 0, RAID 1, and RAID JBOD modes, with maximum transfer rates of 270 MB/s for both read and write. RAID modes are configurable with the bundled software. One limitation of this device is that it does not support SSDs that have internal RAID 0 connections between two or more sets of NAND flash memory. This is perhaps because the device uses the same controller, or at least the basic design, that goes into making SSDs with internal RAID connections. Popular SSDs of this type (incompatible with this device) include PhotoFast G-Monster V2, Patriot Warp V3, OCZ Apex, and G.Skill Titan. Its availability and pricing are yet to be known.Tweaktown
PhotoFast Expanding G-Monster Storage Lineup with 2 TB, 3.5'' SSD, ExpressCard Drive
Photofast is on a roll with its G-Monster series solid-state storage, with product launches on a monthly basis. This time around, the company is readying two products that are unique in their own ways. First up, is the G-Monster-3.5, the company's first SSD in the standard 3.5" form-factor. The drive uses internal RAID to achieve high-capacities. While most other SSD manufacturers would simply stripe two SSD modules in internal RAID 0 configurations, Photofast used an internal RAID 5 configuration that ups reliability. The array is completely abstract to the host machine, which only sees it as a single drive. The drive uses a standard SATA II interface. It comes in capacities of 64, 128, 256, 512 GB, and 1, 2 TB. As far as its performance goes, the company rates the read/write speeds around 270 MB/s. The drive will be backed by a one-year warranty.
Next up, is the G-Monster ExpressCard/54 SSD. This drive serves the purpose of expandable, removable storage for notebooks, that performs on par or faster than the hard-drive. The card comes in the standard 54 mm ExpressCard form-factor. It can function in both PCI-Express and USB 2.0 modes for the slot. When in PCI-Express mode, the drive provides stellar read/write speeds of 170/100 MB/s, and in USB 2.0 mode, 36/30 MB/s. It comes in 32, 48, and 64 GB variants, and boasts of 1.5 million hours MTBF. It will be backed by a standard one-year warranty. There is no word on the pricing and availability.1, 2
Next up, is the G-Monster ExpressCard/54 SSD. This drive serves the purpose of expandable, removable storage for notebooks, that performs on par or faster than the hard-drive. The card comes in the standard 54 mm ExpressCard form-factor. It can function in both PCI-Express and USB 2.0 modes for the slot. When in PCI-Express mode, the drive provides stellar read/write speeds of 170/100 MB/s, and in USB 2.0 mode, 36/30 MB/s. It comes in 32, 48, and 64 GB variants, and boasts of 1.5 million hours MTBF. It will be backed by a standard one-year warranty. There is no word on the pricing and availability.1, 2
PhotoFast Unveils 1.8-inch G-Monster V3 Micro-SATA SSD
PhotoFast unveiled yet another 1.8-inch SSD, this time, compliant with more recent standards. The new G-Monster V3 uses a micro-SATA interface, that is available on some netbooks. Apart from its main NAND-flash storage, that comes in capacities of 32, 64, and 128 GB, it also features 64 MB of DDR2 memory to serve as a high speed buffer. The buffer ensures latency reduction on the host controller's side, especially since the drive offers high data transfer rates of 230/180 MBps (read/write). This may yet another product lined up for launch at Computex.TechConnect Magazine
PhotoFast Prepares Cache-loaded 1.8-inch SSDs
Although it barely introduced the G-Monster V2 drives, PhotoFast is already planning on letting loose the V3 line-up of 1.8-inch SSDs. Set to be unveiled at the Computex show next month, the V3 will be available in 32 and 64GB capacities, have 64MB of built-in cache memory and come in three flavors - with 40-pin ZIF, 44-pin IDE or 50-pin IDE connectors.
PhotoFast hasn't provided any read/write speed estimates for the drives. Pricing is unknown at this moment in time.TechConnect
PhotoFast hasn't provided any read/write speed estimates for the drives. Pricing is unknown at this moment in time.TechConnect
PhotoFast Unveils 1.8-inch G-Monster V2 IDE SSDs
PhotoFast announced two 1.8-inch IDE solid-state drives under its G-Monster series. The two are demarcated by the interface, although both are IDE technically. The G-Monster 50 IDE V2 uses a 50-pin IDE interface, while the G-Monster 1.8" ZIF V2 uses a zero insertion-force IDE interface that's commonly found in portable devices such as PMPs, HD video cameras, etc. Both come in capacities of 32, 64, 128 GB, and offer transfer rates of 80/50 MB/s (read/write). The drives offer an MTBF of 1 million hours and are backed by a 1 year company warranty. Although there isn't anything spectacular about SSDs with sub-100 MB/s transfer-rates with the IDE interface, the durability of the drives over conventional hard-drives, especially for the kind of devices they end up in, may be their biggest selling points.TechConnect Magazine
Photofast Lures With 128 GB 1.8-inch G-Monster IDE V2 SSD
Japanese storage specialist, famed for its recent 1000 MB/s G-Monster Promise SSD Card is on the prowl with what looks like an entry-level notebook SSD that offers some of the core advantages of solid-state storage along with legacy compatibility. The Photofast G-Monster 1.8" IDE V2 is exactly what its name carries: a 1.8-inch SSD with the IDE interface. The speeds it offers can be easily matched by a high-end conventional hard-drive in its form-factor, 85 MB/s sequential read, and 50 MB/s sequential write, though its USP isn't exactly its speed: it is that of portability, much better shock-resistance against conventional hard drives, and the lower access time flash-based storage offers. It comes with a capacity of 128 GB, and a MTBF of 1 million hours. The drive is backed by the company's 1-year warranty. Its price isn't known just yet. Detailed specifications can be read here.Expreview
Photofast Ready with 1000 MB/s PCI-E SSD
Recently there has been a boom in production of PCI-Express SSD cards. The cards offer fast storage by coupling arrays of SSDs across dedicated storage controllers to achieve high bandwidths. With market-heavyweights such as OCZ in the ring, this little class of storage products is here to stay. Fresh out with its first G-Monster PCI-E SSD that offers godly read/write speeds of 750/700 MB/s, Photofast is looking to push the bandwidth envelope with the G-Monster Promise. This SSD card "promises" bandwidth that scrapes the 1 GB/s mark, a significant milestone for fixed-storage.
The 3+ slot monstrosity packs 128 GB, 256 GB, 512 GB, or even 1 TB of data. It uses MLC NAND-flash chips, along with a storage controller that has 256 MB of dedicated ECC DDR2 memory. The controller uses PCI-Express x8 to connect to its host. The device assures 2.5 million hours of MTBF, and read/write speeds of 1000 MB/s. All of this comes at a price, US $1616 for the 128 GB variant, $2002 for 256 GB, $3015 for 512 GB, and $4534 for 1 TB, in Japan, where it will start selling later this month.TechConnect Magazine
The 3+ slot monstrosity packs 128 GB, 256 GB, 512 GB, or even 1 TB of data. It uses MLC NAND-flash chips, along with a storage controller that has 256 MB of dedicated ECC DDR2 memory. The controller uses PCI-Express x8 to connect to its host. The device assures 2.5 million hours of MTBF, and read/write speeds of 1000 MB/s. All of this comes at a price, US $1616 for the 128 GB variant, $2002 for 256 GB, $3015 for 512 GB, and $4534 for 1 TB, in Japan, where it will start selling later this month.TechConnect Magazine
PhotoFast Readying G-Monster V2 SSDs
PhotoFast is readying two new additions to its solid state drive lineup, with the G-Monster V2 series SSDs. These drives brandish high-performance and capacities by standards of SSDs. The two drives, models PF25S128GSSDV2 and PF25S256GSSDV2 come with capacities of 128 GB and 256 GB respectively. The drives offer read speeds up to 230 MB/s and 160 MB/s writes. They use the standard SATA II interface. The drives support all major operating systems, and sport durability in the form of a high MTBF of 2.5 million hours. The company is expected to start shipping these SSDs by the end of this year.PhotoFast Memory


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"Upselling at diabetic retinopathy"
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There is a wee cafe beside diabetic retinopathy.
I was there yesterday and they are asking every customer "would you like to buy a Wispa for 40p? ". "No thank you I am diabetic". "Well you could have a wee cheat".
Stop upselling high carb and sugar products.
Keeping diabetic retinopathy in business? ?
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Alberta Falls like most of Colorado's waterfalls isn't large, but makes up for it with amazing scenery. Entrance Fee is $20 daily, $30 for 7 days, or free with an America the Beautiful Annual Pass ($80).
Heading into the park from Beaver Meadows Entrance Station turn left at the first road in .2 miles. Follow Bear Lake Road for 8 miles until reaching the Glacier Gorge parking area on the left. Take the trail from the parking area and follow it to the intersection with the Sprague Lake Trail. Stay straight on the trail and turn left at the next intersection with the Bear Lake connector trail (You can alternatively park at Bear Lake and use this trail to connect). Total distance round trip is about 1.7 miles.
This is a great place to shoot after sunrise or before sunset at Bear Lake. Like most waterfalls, it looks best in overcast light. Use an ND filter for longer shutter speeds and a polarizer to cut through reflections while making the yellow leaves pop. The normal shot is from the bottom of the falls. Other interesting angles can be found but do so at your own risk as scrambling around a waterfall is always dangerous. As with any hike in RMNP keep your camera ready, you never know what else you might see. I came upon a Bull Elk near the end of the trail and captured a unique shot in the aspen forest because I had my camera ready.
Rocky Mountain NP maps here
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5 months ago
Frozen Over
Easy hike, even with snow packed trail. Waterfall was completely frozen over but we got to see a very small portion of flowing water. Beautiful scenery all the same.
8 months ago
Cool waterfall
This is really a scenic spot on the way to other destinations for most hikers. Pretty crowded but still always cool.
11 months ago
Beautiful stop along longer loop hike
While Alberta Falls is a worthy adventure on its own, this stop can easily be combined with a longer loop or out-and-back hike to the surrounding alpine lakes (Loch Vale, Lake Haiyaha, etc). Because of its easy access, the waterfall can get crowded. Just be patient if you're taking pictures and be respectful of the area.
over 1 year ago
Beautiful, but crowded
This is a beautiful waterfall that flows nicely in the summer/fall. It's an incredibly easy hike to get there, so prepare yourself to either get there really early or share your view with dozens of other tourists.
over 1 year ago
Short easy hike
This hike is pretty easy, no real treacherous terrain. My recommendation would be to do it in the spring summer or fall after the snowmelt. If you do it in the winter be prepared to hike to a snowy frozen hill.
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30 November, 2009
Distributed in anticipation of fires in the overpopulated areas, the portable water pumps were provided by the North Jakarta Administration's sub-department of Fire Service and Calamity Tackling
30 November, 2009
The TE series actuators from Top Line Process Equipment Company features an external manual override in case of a power failure
30 November, 2009
Utilizing a threaded closure cap with O-ring pressure seal design, the Yale SafeGuard Figure 500 from R&M Energy Systems prevents in-field safety risks associated with hammering on the closure cap lugs
30 November, 2009
Nviro Cleantech plc has made a proposal to Southbank UK plc, the parent company of pump manufacturer Hayward Tyler Group Ltd, which may lead to an offer being made for the entire share capital of Southbank.
29 November, 2009
Rovatti Pompe has extending its line of centrifugal pumps for tanker manufacturers in industrial and agricultural applications.
27 November, 2009
Installed in 1989, the five KSB pumps have been maintaining pressure in the oil field at Norwegian offshore platform, Snorre A and have accumulated between 70,000 to 75,000 operating hours each.
27 November, 2009
The progressing cavity solution from Moyno is designed for multiphase pumping applications, allowing fluids at the well site, including oil, water and gas, to be transported simultaneously through one pipeline to a central processing station.
26 November, 2009
The Viking external gear pumps range has recently been extended to include models which provide flows from 0.2 lit/min to 760 lit/min.
26 November, 2009
Chiles Propane has raised $5,300 for the 'Key to Life Breast Cancer Assistance Programme' which provides financial grants for a variety of diagnostic and support services for breast cancer including mammograms and emergency biopsies.
25 November, 2009
Wilden says that its Original Series plastic air-operated double diaphragm (AODD) pumps can perform in the plating and metal-finishing industries.
25 November, 2009
An offshore oil platform in the Bay of Campeche is the subject of the deal in which ITT Goulds pumps and ITT C'treat will supply the entire potable and process water systems necessary for maintaining life support systems on-board the oil platform.
25 November, 2009
Syrris has developed the Atlas Syringe Pump XL, a volumetric dosing and sampling system consisting of two syringes.
24 November, 2009
Southern Water has named NOV Mono as a preferred supplier, with the EZstrip maintain in place pump selected as a standard asset.
24 November, 2009
KSB Group has signed a framework agreement to supply pumps and mixers for 52 municipal effluent treatment plants in China.
24 November, 2009
Mono has extended its universal parts range to include FDA Compliant stators for the food and beverage industry.
23 November, 2009
The City of Eagan wastewater treatment plant in North Minnesota selected the Verderflex VF10 peristaltic hose pump for the pump's ability to accurately dose 15% sodium hypochlorite or 'hypo'.
23 November, 2009
Atmocean's ocean wave-energy pump technology will be featured at The Copenhagen Climate Exchange next month under the theme "More Fish – Less CO2".
21 November, 2009
The ZU4 Pro Torque wrench pump from Enerpac incorporates Firmware 7.0 programming which cuts out an entire step in the bolting process by enabling users to directly display torque in foot-pounds or Newton metres instead of having to convert them from conventional pressure output readings.
20 November, 2009
The integrated air-source HP-50 heat pump water heater from Rheem Water Heating meets qualifications for an Energy Star listing with an Energy Factor of 2.0.
20 November, 2009
The bore instrumentation needle valve enables plant engineers to improve reliability while reducing space and money in process and instrumentation applications involving viscous and contaminated media.
20 November, 2009
Lowell Scott Enterprises Inc, which manufactures the power take off (PTO) powered TrunkPumps, has developed a range of hydraulically-powered dewatering pumps.
19 November, 2009
The HeartMate II from Thoratec Corporation achieved statistically superior results over the HeartMate XVE, including survival at two years while remaining free from a disabling stroke or the need for re-operation to replace or repair the pump.
19 November, 2009
Waste from a nursing home in the City of Hesston Kansas was continually blocking three 'non-clog' pumps at the adjacent site which struggled to macerate incontinence pads and wipes until they were replaced with the 9HP chopper pumps.
18 November, 2009
Ingersoll Rand's ARO Fluid Technologies unit has developed a new range of high-pressure piston pumps and packages for the transfer and supply of medium-to high viscosity materials.
17 November, 2009
Working partially or totally submerged, the VH slurry pumps from Toyo can cope with the heavy and abrasive slurries found in an underground construction site which can easily clog up pumps when the density of the slurry becomes too high.
17 November, 2009
The interactive multimedia PumpEducator from Caprari enables SCORM compliant courses to be provided over the web.
16 November, 2009
The Flash Recovery Energy Management Equipment (FREME) engineered system from Spirax Sarco won the award for its ability to demonstrate innovation in renewable energy, alternative energy sources and efficient energy use.
16 November, 2009
Microanalysis specialist ASPEX has introduced the Hush Pump, a noise reducing, oil-free pump which can be used for scanning electron microscopes (SEMs) and laboratory equipment requiring a clean vacuum system.
16 November, 2009
Grundfos has named Andrew Warrington as the new president of Peerless Pump Co and its subsidiaries.
16 November, 2009
Dover Corp is relocating its corporate headquarters from New York City to Downers Grove, Illinois, a suburb of Chicago.
13 November, 2009
The ARO EXP series of diaphragm pumps have a three-inch ported 2:1 high pressure pump suitable for use in the transfer of viscous or high-solids fluids at pressures exceeding 6.9 bar.
13 November, 2009
John Crane is to provide pump repair services and equipment for more than 8000 Petrom wells in Romania in the second phase of a key modernisation project.
13 November, 2009
Krohne, Inc has developed a version of its OPTIMASS 7300 straight tube Coriolis mass flowmeter incorporating a tantalum sensor.
12 November, 2009
Almatec says that its BIOCOR Series of aseptic air-operated diaphragm pumps is suitable for sterile applications within the pharmaceutical industry.
12 November, 2009
Edwards Vacuum has supplied a two module dry pump steel degassing system to Tenova Core as part of a secondary metallurgical facility for McConway and Torley (M&T), a steel foundry in Eastern Pennsylvania, USA.
11 November, 2009
Utilised by industrial and institutional facilities as fuel for steam boilers and power generators, RFOs (residual fuel oils) need to be stored in OSHA compliants containers such as the Hotshot from Highland Tank
11 November, 2009
Spirax-Sarco Engineering plc, the steam and peristaltic pumping specialist, says that the pace of decline in its sales has stabilised since the half year.
10 November, 2009
Available from 1 March 2010, the SCP-6500 pump is safe for use with class 1 and class 2 flammables in compliance with UN safety standards.
10 November, 2009
Weir Warman Africa has opened its first South African pump rental store in the Middelburg/Witbank region.
10 November, 2009
The air-driven, positive-displacement, high pressure liquid pumps are designed for service with oil, water and many chemicals.
09 November, 2009
Pressure measurement specialists Impress Sensors & Systems Ltd has launched a new range of submersible hydrostatic level transmitters that can be used in depths of up to 200 m.
09 November, 2009
Energy Recovery Inc has unveiled its new Quadribaric technology at the International Desalination Association World Congress 2009 in Dubai.
09 November, 2009
Grundfos has produced its one millionth ALPHA2 pump at the group's headquarters in Bjerringbro, Denmark.
09 November, 2009
Metso is to make a public tender offer to purchase all of the issued and outstanding shares in Tamfelt, a leader in technical textiles.
06 November, 2009
Dolomite has introduced the Mitos P pump, which provides a pulseless liquid flow using a pressure-driven pumping mechanism.
05 November, 2009
Used for removing diesel fuel and lubrication oils on ships, the SNS series of screw pumps from Allweiler AG is now being equipped with the optional Allseal leak-detection and collection system.
05 November, 2009
Steve Cooper has been appointed managing director of Armstrong UK.
04 November, 2009
The new series from Graphite Metallizing Corporation combines the properties of the Graphalloy with the application and installation versatility of a flange block.
04 November, 2009
Energy Recovery Inc's PX Pressure Exchanger devices will be installed at a seawater reverse osmosis (SWRO) desalination plant in Tenes, Algeria.
04 November, 2009
Grundfos Pumps has launched the CM/CME range of non-self priming horizontal multistage, end-suction centrifugal pumps.
03 November, 2009
Layne Christensen Co has acquired WL Hailey & Co Inc, a Nashville, Tennessee-based company that provides water and wastewater infrastructure solutions in the southeast US.
03 November, 2009
NOV Mono has added FDA compliant stators for the food and beverage industry to its range of Mono Universal Parts.
02 November, 2009
Watson-Marlow Pumps Group has introduced an expanded polytetrafluoroethylene PTFE multi-layer tubing for harsh chemical applications.
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Oil on canvas of the high Japanese mountains in late fall, snow streaks on the highest peaks, 12" by 16", (20 1/2" by 24 1/2" framed), signed at lower left by the talented 20th century Japanese artist who signs as "NOBUO". A look at the auction records shows, I think, a large degree of confusion as to the identity of the artist who paints these scenes. There is a Kurosawa Nobuo (1930-) and a Hayashi Nobuo (1925-). The auction records appear to be hopelessly confused. There do appear to be significant auction records in Japan for the latter, up to the $3,000 range. It does appear that this painting dates from the 1960's or 1970's. Save for a slight abraded area above and to the left of the small boat at center left, It is in excellent condition. This is a great little impressionist work sure to please the collector of Japanese art.
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reports of an impending Xbox 360 price cut, which allegedly will drop the Arcade SKU below Wii to $199, comes the reemergence of Microsoft's elusive motion controller, now rumored to be included with the Xbox 360 Arcade this holiday. A source "close to Microsoft's marketing department" detailed the bundle to X3F, claiming the new Arcade system will feature a 512MB memory card (in place of a hard drive), the New Xbox Experience pre-loaded and a motion controller, along with a few compatible minigames developed by Rare.
The motion controller supposedly will be sold separately as well, in a package that includes even more minigames. The controller is said to be compatible with all versions of Xbox 360. So how 'bout it, Nintendo -- you gonna trump this by tacking on HD?


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Tomato Dill Soup
READY IN: 35mins
Recipe by Bridget Leigh
This soup is very fresh and light tasting. I've always served it warm, but I imagine it would be nice as a chilled soup on a warm day, too. Substitute vegetable broth for the chicken broth and this is a lovely vegetarian soup.
Ingredients Nutrition
- 1⁄2 cup butter
- 1 cup onion, finely chopped
- 1 cup carrot, finely chopped
- 1 cup celery, finely chopped
- 2 teaspoons minced garlic cloves
- 1 teaspoon basil
- 1 teaspoon thyme
- 1 teaspoon tarragon (optional)
- 1⁄2 cup all-purpose flour
- 3 cups chicken broth (or vegetable broth, for a vegetarian meal)
- 1 (35 ounce) can diced tomatoes with juice
- 2 1⁄2 cups tomato juice (I used V-8)
- 1 cup heavy cream or 1 cup whipping cream
- 1 teaspoon sugar
- 1 tablespoon fresh dill, chopped
Directions See How It's Made
- Melt butter in a large saucepan over medium-high heat.
- Add onions, carrots and celery and cook until softened, 8 to 10 minutes.
- Stir in garlic, basil, thyme and tarragon (optional). Cook 1 minute.
- Stir in flour and cook 4 to 5 minutes, stirring occasionally.
- Add chicken broth, tomatoes and their liquid, and tomato juice. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat and simmer 10 minutes.
- Stir in heavy cream or whipping cream and sugar. Cook 5 minutes until heated through.
- Just before serving, stir in fresh dill.


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Some of you may recall my previous character quirks post. This is the next installment of quirks!
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35 Unique Character Quirks
'Ello, writers! Let's add a little personality to our characters today, shall we?
I'm doing something different this year. I'm giving you 1,000 character quirks, one post at a time. Each post will have a list of several quirks. I'll keep posting until we hit our goal. Then, you'll have a myriad of them to choose from.
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NAS Affiliate Oregon Association of Scholars Launches New Website
Jan 18, 2017 by NAS |
The Oregon chapter of the National Association of Scholars has provided resources for members at OregonScholars.org.
The Wisconsin Fight for Academic Freedom
Jun 16, 2016 by Donald Downs, Stanley G. Payne |
The story of a handful of professors at the University of Wisconson who fought the long battle against speech codes and petitioned administrators to uphold due process.
Ohio Scholars Meet
Nov 06, 2015 by NAS |
Adam Kissel spoke with the Ohio Association of Scholars.
Apply to be an NAS Affiliate President
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Ohio Association of Scholars Lecture on October 22
Sep 22, 2014 by NAS |
The Ohio Association of Scholars will host a lecture on "The Coming Crisis in Higher Education" by Dr. Richard Vedder.
California Association of Scholars Conference in June
May 12, 2014 by NAS |
The California Association of Scholars will co-host a conference, "Failing Grades: The Crisis in Teaching on our University Campuses."
NYAS Event About Ukraine on May 4, 2014
Apr 21, 2014 by NAS |
Victor Rud will discuss "America, Ukraine, and Russia: Issues, Illusions, and Consequences."
Ohio Association of Scholars Meeting
Mar 13, 2014 by NAS |
The Ohio Association of Scholars will host a meeting in April.
The Sustainability of MOOCs
Feb 19, 2014 by Rachelle Peterson |
Can a classroom provide a healthy learning environment for masses of students?
Georgia NAS Chapter Sponsors Lecture on "Tenured Radicals"
Oct 29, 2013 by Ashley Thorne |
On Sunday, November 3, Drs. Mary Grabar and Tina Trent will speak about the influence of radical ideology in schools of education and women's studies.
The University of California Regents Contradict Themselves
Jun 25, 2013 by Charles L. Geshekter , John Ellis |
In a new series of correspondence about the California Association of Scholars' report A Crisis of Competence, the University of California Regents appear less than transparent.
Theodore Hamerow, RIP
Apr 08, 2013 by Stanley G. Payne |
We mourn the passing of Professor Ted Hamerow, remembered here by a close colleague.
California Association of Scholars Responds to UC Regents
Mar 05, 2013 by Charles Geshekter , John M. Ellis |
The California Association of Scholars responds a second time to UC's Board of Regents.
California Higher-Ed: Regents Deny Critics a Fair Hearing
Feb 19, 2013 by Peter Berkowitz |
The UC Board of Regents seems determined to disregard substantial evidence of the politicization of college education on its watch, in part by denying to its critics, the California Association of Scholars.
California Scholars Confront Regents on UC Politicization
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MS energy commodity research team sent out a note today about the prospects for the crude. It is focused on the issue of OPEC output freeze the market chatter on which was the main argument behind the positive trend from recent weeks,
Here is MS take on the issue:
- the markets trat OPEC as 'the central banker' of oil - which can use the same sort of jawboning ordinary central bankers use to affect the currency
- the forum in Algeria when there were supposed to be some informal talks on output freeze is more thana month away so markets may lose interest in it - for the time being
- anyway, meaningful OPEC output agreement is highly unlikely - there are too many headwinds and logistical challenges
- OPEC has a really poor track record in terms of such targets, it has seen many objections by important members
- even if a deal is reached the current output is at record levels due to seasonal factors and market share push by some of the members.
- it all started with a misinterpretation by the market of the words by Saudi oil minister - there was no change in his rhetoric and yet the market decided to read more from it
- the recent bounce was technical and positioning-based than fundamental
As this report is being taken into account by the market the price of oil is still holding relatively well seen against the drop in EURUSD and the other news today.


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Have you ever had a secret crush on your parents' friend? Like that older guy that just feels so yumm. Well yeah I know this sounds crazy. How can you even look at an older guy? And more crazy how can you look at a guy who's actually your parents age?!
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Great concept for your book. But this is not how you write a *Y/N book. Throughout the book, it's You - not I.
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For example : You hear your mom yelling once again. You close your laptop quickly and check yourself out in the mirror. You fix your cleavage, knowing he will be here tonight and run downstairs. Just trying to help.


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I recently had the pleasure of reading Suzanne Collins' Hunger Games trilogy. I have to start off by saying how awesome they were. I finished all three books in three days, but it would have been two, had I not had a crazy day at work on my first day of reading them. And when i finally finished reading them, I had an empty pit in my stomach.
I couldn't decide why I felt so empty. Was it due to the fact that these characters felt so honest, and so real, that it was sad that their story was finished? Or was it that that the story was so raw, and too frightening as a possible reality (a dystopian world where kids had to kill each other)? I still haven't decided. It's probably a combination of both reasons, really. And why did these books affect me so much? While I consider the books are classics, but not the same caliber, as Ulysses. James Joyce, Collins is not. But she does build a vivid world filled with suffering and interlaced with with brief moments of humor and hope.
These books started a love, and addiction, to the characters, akin to my love of Coca Cola (or polar bears). They are close to being as awesome, in my opinion, to the Harry Potter books. Cue the braiding my hair sideways, and my sister buying an archery kit for us to practice with. I even bought myself a District 11 shirt (because Rue is awesome, and because that's where thecapitol.pn put me).
What makes these books so addicting is all the characters are extremely likable. While they do all have their faults (some are cold, some are dumb puppies, others are too blindsided by their causes), you can find yourself wanting to know each of the main characters. The other amazing thing about this trilogy is that there is a female protagonist who actually kicks butt.
And she isn't just any female protagonist. She's a strong willed female character. She's not like Bella, who is happy to wait for her boys to fight over her. Katniss, though clearly in like (we can't exactly describe it as love at first), also realizes that she doesn't need anybody to survive or to be happy. She could do fine just on her own. And it's this realization which eventually has her realize who she really wants (not needs) to be with. And the readers find us chanting along with Katniss. We can't decide who we want her with, either. Some of us want her with Peeta, naturally. Others wanted her with Gale. And a few could see her with both.
And while one may think it's a book simply about teen angst, these novels are more than that. They are, obviously, a fight of good and evil, but also the idea that too much power is not good for one person. One side used power for evil, setting children to fight against children, and another side used power for 'good' food and comfort for everyone. But in both cases, they were overexerting themselves over the general populace. The populace never actually got to decide anything for themselves. And it's this idea, this inequality, that so brings to mind past, present and future politics.
This is where I wonder why this so-called pageant (yes, they do use these terms in the books), is even called the Hunger Games. I think a title using the word Murder would be more appropriate, as that is really what the tournament is about, but then I guess the leaders of the Capitol had to give it a more appealing nature to their citizens.
This book only served to remind me, that yes, this hasn't happened for us, but it has happened for children in war torn nations across the world. Not this exactly, but nothing much better. Why is it okay for kids to be taken and used in wars and battles? And after reading and watching the movie, it made me worry, "am I much better than a citizen of the Capitol, reading and watching a story about kids fighting each other?" One would like to think so, and I try to remind myself of the differences. But I can't help but wonder.


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Willows support groups provide parent-to-parent support for families with teens and young adults in residential or treatment programs. Working with industry educators, we offer information and resources to parents who have sent their teens to therapeutic programs. Willows provides a safe and confidential setting, and hosts meetings in Oakland, and Los Altos, California. We also promote ongoing education and awareness to help parents prepare for the process of transition and aftercare once their teens and young adults graduate and return to their homes and communities.
Willows meetings support the family system model and are structured to address the concerns of the entire family. Information about educational consultants, advocates, therapists, and programs are discussed, to provide parents with the information they need to begin their own research.
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Jailed Uygur academic Ilham Tohti's case handed to Xinjiang prosecutors, lawyer says
Nearly 400 suspects have been arrested over the past month; Uygur rights activist has not been tried in secret as feared, lawyer says
Authorities in Xinjiang said yesterday they had broken up 32 terrorist groups and arrested more than 380 suspects in the first month of a security campaign in the region.
A total of 315 people had gone on trial and 13 had been executed, Xinhua reported after a press conference held by the region's government. The executions were announced by state media last week.
Police had also seized 264 bombs, more than three tonnes of raw materials for explosives, 357 weapons and 101 computer hard drives holding extremist content, along with books, DVDs and terrorist training materials, Xinhua reported.
Authorities said they had received more than 400 tips from the public that helped the police break up 11 terrorist groups.
The crackdown comes amid several violent attacks in Xinjiang and elsewhere in recent months that authorities have blamed on extremists seeking independence for the region.
These include an attack on an open-air market in the regional capital, Urumqi , last month that killed 39 innocent people. Four assailants also died.
Exiled Uygur groups and human rights activists say government curbs on the ethnic group's language, religion and culture have inflamed tensions in Xinjiang, allegations authorities strongly deny.
An outspoken Uygur economist and advocate for the rights of the ethnic minority group, Ilham Tohti, was detained in January in Beijing after a raid on his home. He was later charged with spreading separatist ideas.
Fears that Tohti was secretly put on trial and given a harsh sentence were quashed by his lawyer yesterday.
Li Fangping told the South China Morning Post he had finally received word that Tohti's case had been transferred to the prosecutor's office in Urumqi.
Li voiced fears last week that 44-year-old Tohti had been secretly tried and punished by a court of the Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps, a quasi-military administrative body under the People's Liberation Army.
Li and a fellow lawyer, Wang Yu , travelled to Urumqi on Sunday to check on the case and were relieved to learn no trial had taken place. "[Wang and I] met staff at the case management centre," Li said. "Now we are waiting for arrangements to check the files."
Tohti's wife, Guzaili Nuer, told the Post she was waiting for more information from Li before deciding whether to visit Urumqi. But she was unsure whether authorities would allow her to see her husband. "I worry about him in jail as he hasn't been able to see anybody in five months," she said from their home in Beijing.
Her husband "had been in good health before he was arrested. I don't know how he is now," she said.
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THE SQL Server Blog Spot on the Web
One of the major value propositions of U-SQL is that it allows to query data where it lives. For external systems, such as Microsoft Azure SQL Database, this is achieved with federated queries against data sources.
In order to query these external data sources, a data source object has to be created and referenced that abstracts the connection information as well as information about its capabilities to execute query expressions passed and translated from U-SQL to the its local query engine.
· An Azure Subscription
· Azure Data Lake Store (ADLS)
· Azure Data Lake Analytics (ADLA)
· Azure SQL Database (ASQLDB) or Azure SQL Data warehouse (ASQLDWH) with SQL login/password
· Visual Studio 2015. Optional, to create and execute U-SQL queries, this can also be done in the Azure portal.
· Azure Data Lake Tools for Visual Studio 2015
· Azure PowerShell
· RX Permissions on your ADLS (data level) to be able to create the Catalog Secret
o Navigate to ADLS in Azure Portal
o Click Data Explorer
o Click Access
o Validate you have Read/Execute permissions.
· Allow IP range in the ASQLDB server firewall for the ADLA services that fire the U-SQL queries
o Navigate to ASQLDB server in Azure Portal
o Click Settings
o Click Firewall
o Create new rule with range 220.127.116.11 to 188.8.131.52
1. Create ADLA Database using a U-SQL query:
DROP DATABASE IF EXISTS YourADLADatabase;
CREATE DATABASE YourADLADatabase;
2. Create Catalog Secret in ADLA Database which contains the password for the SQL login and connection string for the ASQLDB database using the Azure PowerShell script below:
#Login (login pop up appears)
#Show your available Azure Subscriptions
#Connect to the Azure Subscription in which your ADLA Database exists
Set-AzureRMContext -SubscriptionId 00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000
#$passwd: password for ASQLDB / ASQLDWH which you want to federate
#-Account: ADLA account name
#-DatabaseName: Data Lake Analytics Database name
#-Host: Host of ASQLDB / ASQLDWH
$passwd = ConvertTo-SecureString "YourPassword" -AsPlainText -Force
$mysecret = New-Object System.Management.Automation.PSCredential("YourASQLDB_Secret", $passwd)
New-AzureRmDataLakeAnalyticsCatalogSecret -Account "youradlaaccount" -DatabaseName "YourADLADatabaseName" -Secret $mysecret -Host "yourasqldb.database.windows.net" -Port 1433
3. Create CREDENTIAL with IDENTITY that matches the AzureRmDataLakeAnalyticsCatalogSecret name as used in the PowerShell script (YourASQLDB_Secret) in ADLA Database using the U-SQL query below:
//Connect to ADLA Database
USE DATABASE YourADLADatabaseName;
//Create CREDENTIAL
//USER_NAME: ASQLDB Username
//IDENTITY: ADLA Catalog Secret, must match name chosen in PowerShell script
CREATE CREDENTIAL IF NOT EXISTS YourASQLDB_Secret WITH USER_NAME = "YourASQLDB_Username", IDENTITY = "YourASQLDB_Secret";
4. Create Data Source in ADLA Database with a reference to the ASQLDB using the U-SQL query below:
// Create External Data source on AZURESQLDB
( PROVIDER_STRING = "Database=YourASQLDB;Trusted_Connection=False;Encrypt=True"
, CREDENTIAL = YourASQLDB_Secret
, REMOTABLE_TYPES = (bool, byte, sbyte, short, ushort, int, uint, long, ulong, decimal, float, double, string, DateTime)
5. Create an External Table in ADLA Database based on the Data Source using the U-SQL query below:
// External tables are optional. You can refer to data source tables in queries directly (Lazy Metadata loading):
// FROM EXTERNAL ASQL_PATIENTS LOCATION "dbo.sometable"
CREATE EXTERNAL TABLE someExternalTable (
[someColumn] string
) FROM ASQL_YOURDB LOCATION "dbo.someTable";
6. Query the federated external ASQLDB table and output result to file using the U-SQL query below:
@query =
SELECT someColumn
FROM someExternalTable;
OUTPUT @query TO "/Output/file.csv"
USING Outputters.Csv();
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Creation of the secret can also be performed using the Azure Command Line Interface instead of PowerShell. Instead of using the PS command "New-AzureRmDataLakeAnalyticsCatalogSecret" you can use the CLI command "azure datalake analytics catalog secret create".
CLI syntax: azure datalake analytics catalog secret create "myADLAAccount" "myADLADatabase" "tcp://mysqldbserver.database.windows.net:1433"
I've followed your steps and it's working like a charm until last week everything stopped working and I can't create an external data source anymore I got login failed for user contosoadmin, nothing changed from our end. Are you aware of any changes to the backend.
Very well explained, this works well
New-AzureRmDataLakeAnalyticsCatalogSecret : Operation returned an invalid status code 'NotFound'
Anyone got this?


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Charming boutique accommodation boasting 23 luxurious en suite rooms, guests may enjoy the spectacular picturesque surroundings and the broad choice of cuisine served in the Puffin Restaurant. It offers a car park and wi-Fi Internet access.
The hotel is situated in the picturesque fishing village of Liscannor in North Clare on Ireland's western Atlantic shore. The village is on the southern edge of the Burren in County Clare, near the cliffs of Moher, 5.5 km. It is only a few kilometers from Ennistymon, Lahinch and Doolin. The Shannon Airport is 60 km away.
All the bedrooms are spacious with en-suite facilities and decorated with elegant furnishings and enhanced features. From some bedroom balconies (subject to availability) they can enjoy exceptional views of the Atlantic, Liscannor Bay and Lahinch. The perfect balance between elegance and comfort.
The Puffin Restaurant boasts a broad choice of cuisine and fine wines, guaranteed to satisfy even the most discerning of palate. The Restaurant offers charming contemporary luxury settings to complement spectacular cuisine created with only the freshest ingredients available in the area.
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With approximately 3.5 million visitors, the Kieler Woche is the largest summer festival in Northern Europe. The ten-day celebration on dry land hosts international meetings on social, cultural and current affairs, while the sailing event connects more than 5,000 yachtsmen from over 50 countries, with more than 400 planned regatta starts on ten race courses. For more information, visit www.kieler-woche.de. Follow SAP on Twitter at @sapnews.
SAP continues sponsorship of 5O5 sailing class at Kieler Woche
SAP AG (NYSE: SAP) today announced its sponsorship of the Kieler Woche, the world's largest sailing regatta and summer festival, being held in Kiel, Germany, June 19-27, 2010. The company continues its commitment to the 5O5 class, where business intelligence software from SAP recently helped competitors in San Francisco Bay create their winning strategies and enhance performance (see "2009 SAP 5O5 World Sailing Championship Charts a Clear Course With Business Intelligence as the Beacon"). In Kiel,California, "SAP BusinessObjects™ business intelligence (BI) solutions also will transform the experience for spectators, displaying real-time insight into racers' progress.
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Ever since the IMSA's United SportsCar Championship was established three years ago, Corvette has won the drivers', teams', and manufacturers' championship every year.
The Corvette is winning not only in the top Prototype class, but also in the GTLM class, which is the top GT racing class in the series. Speaking of the victories, the Chevrolet Racing team has added another win to their trophy collection.
With the championship having concluded this past weekend with the Petit Le Mans at Road Atlanta, the leaders were once again Corvettes. The Action Express Racing team won the Prototype class with the Corvette-powered Daytona prototype for the third consecutive year.
Though the team missed out on the overall championship to their teammates, Dane Cameron and Eric Curran, the defending championship drivers Barbosa and Fittipaldi won the endurance cup for the third consecutive year again.
Whichever way you look at it, Chevrolet and Action Express emerged as winners. Chevrolet also dominated the GTLM class.


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Top Micro-Cap Stocks to Buy for 2017: Heat Biologics (HTBX)
Click to Enlarge Heat Biologics Inc. (NASDAQ:HTBX) is a development-stage biopharmaceutical company with an incredibly innovative approach to the field of oncology.
Rather than reinventing the wheel in terms of cancer treatment, why not enhance what is already available? This led to the creation of the Immune Pan-Antigen Cytotoxic Therapy, or "ImPACT" for short. Essentially, this biotechnology transforms cancer cells into a naturally occurring protein called "gp96."
According to HTBX, "gp96 is a "molecular warning system" that has evolved important properties as a natural defense against necrotic cell death, in order to serve as a sentinel to alert our immune systems to the presence and identity of dangerous pathogens." By inducing this protein's production, the HTBX therapy allows for a multi-pronged attack against malignant cells.
Unlike other exotic pharmaceutical solutions, this is using nature to protect nature.
One of the main caveats (and this will be the case with most of the rest of these picks) is the inherent riskiness of micro-cap stocks. For HTBX, the risks are especially profound. Its initial public offering price was $10 a share back in summer 2013. Today, they sit near 75 cents.
But the stock is a quick mover. Just recently, shares jumped above the $3 level for a couple of days. You could hope to lock in profits on a quick spike, though if HTBX is able to actually produce something meaningful and sustainable, there's less pressure on perfectly timing an exit.
I'm certainly not suggesting HTBX will be the next Pfizer, Inc. (NYSE:PFE). But there's enough movement here to justify this pick as one of the best micro-cap stocks to buy.


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Tim Noble And Sue Webster
Curriculum Vitae | Download as a pdf
1966 Born Stroud, UK
1967 Born Leicester, UK
Tim Noble and Sue Webster live and work in London, UK
Doctor of Art, Honorary Degree, Nottingham Trent University, UK
MA (Sculpture), Royal College of Art, London, UK
BA (Hons) Degree in Fine Art, Nottingham Polytechnic, UK
Foundation course, Cheltenham Art College, UK
Doctor of Art, Honorary Degree, Nottingham Trent University, UK
BA (Hons) Degree in Fine Art, Nottingham Polytechnic, UK
Foundation course, Leicester Polytechnic, UK
Edition Copenhagen and Arken Editions, Copenhagen, DK
Dean Clough, Halifax, West Yorkshire, UK
Masterpiece Object of the Year, Fair Award 2014, London, UK
Outstanding contribution to the international scene of Contemporary Art, Arken, Museum of Modern Art, Copenhagen, DK
Nomination for the South Bank Prize, London, UK
Sticks with Dicks and Slits, Blain|Southern, London, UK
The Folly Acres Cook Book Reading and Exhibition, Other Criteria, New York, US
Tim Noble & Sue Webster, Blind Painting, The Suzanne Geiss Company, New York, US
Portraits From the Bottom Up, Other Criteria, London, UK (travelled to New York, US, 2014)
NO, The Vinyl Factory, Chelsea, London, UK
Nihilistic Optimistic, Blain|Southern, London, UK
Turning the Seventh Corner, Blain|Southern, Berlin, DE
The Head of Isabella Blow, National Portrait Gallery (solo room), London, UK
20 Modern Classics, Triumph Gallery, Moscow, RU
Tim Noble & Sue Webster, The Goss-Michael Foundation, Dallas, US
Polymorphous Perverse, Deitch Projects, New York, US
Electric Fountain, Rockefeller Plaza, New York, US
Sacrificial Heart, Gagosian Gallery, Davies Street, London, UK
Serving Suggestion, The Wrong Gallery, Tate Modern, London, UK
Polymorphous Perverse, The Freud Museum, London, UK
The Glory Hole, Bortolami Dayan, New York, US
The Joy of Sex, Kukje Gallery, Seoul, KR
CAC, Malaga, ES
Tim Noble & Sue Webster, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, US
Modern Art is Dead, Modern Art, London, UK
Tim Noble & Sue Webster, P.S.1. MoMA, New York, US
Ghastly Arrangements, Milton Keynes Gallery, UK
Instant Gratification, Gagosian Gallery, Beverly Hills, US
Masters of the Universe, Deste Foundation, Athens, GR
British Wildlife, Modern Art, London, UK
I Y YOU, Deitch Projects, New York, US
The New Barbarians, Chisenhale Gallery, London; Spacex Gallery, Exeter, UK
WOW, Modern Art, London, UK
Home Chance, 20 Rivington Street, London, UK
British Rubbish, Independent Art Space, London, UK
Meet Me In Heaven, Schloss Tüssling Projects, Tüßling, DE
One and Other, Zabludowicz, London, UK
Artistic Differences, ICA, London, UK
RA - Summer Show 2016, (curated by Richard Wilson), Royal Academy of Arts, London, UK
Artists with Liberty, Paul Stolper Gallery, London, UK
The Difference Between Sunrise and Sunset, Schloss Tüßling, DE
Forever, BUBOX, Kortrijk, BE
Group Show, 12 Solos, Blain|Southern, Berlin, DE
Pillow Talk,Palm Tree Gallery, London, UK
The Nude Show, Sotheby's S2 Gallery, London, UK
The Funnies, MOT International, Brussels, BE
It's Glam Up North: Curated by Rankin, Museum of Liverpool, Liverpool, UK
Art festival Watou, Watou, BE
NGORONGORO – Artist Weekend, Studiobuildings, Lehderstrasse, Berlin-Weissensee, DE
Rack 'em Up: British Contemporary Editions 1990 – 2000, Shapero Modern, London, UK
Face to Face: British Portrait Prints from the Clifford Chance art collection, Sir John Soane's Museum, London, UK
Lexus Hybrid Art 2014, VDNKH, Optika Pavilion, Moscow, RU
The Space Where I Am, Blain|Southern, London, UK
Diacore presents Ron Arad's Last Train, Ron Arad Studio, London, UK
Forever, The Metropolitan Art Society, Beirut, LB
Paper, SMAC Art Gallery, curated by Keith Coventry and Helen A Pritchard, Cape Town, ZA
Isabella Blow: Fashion Galore!, Somerset House, London, UK (November 2013 – March 2014)
Glasstress: White Light|White Heat, Fashion Space Gallery, London, UK
Frida Kahlo: A Life in Art, Arken Museum of Modern Art, Skovvej, DK
ArTricks, The Israel Museum, Jerusalem, IL
GLASSTRESS: White Light/White Heat, collateral Event of 55th Venice Biennale, Venice, IT
1.pers.sing, b-05 art and design center, Montabaur, DE
Artists, Talks & Sensations 2012: The Island/A Game a life, curated by Fabrice Bousteau, Manarat Al Saadiyat, Abu Dhabi, UAE
Metamorphosis: The Transformation of Being, All Visual Arts, London, UK
The Art of Chess, Saatchi Gallery, London, UK
Burning, Bright: A Short History of the Light Bulb, The Pace Gallery, New York, US
The Knowledge, (film on opening night of the Biennale) Gervasuti Foundation, Venice, IT
Family Ties, GALERIE THOMAS, Munich, DE
The Unconscious in Everyday Life, Science Museum, London, UK
Rude Britannia–British Comic Art, Tate Britain, London, UK
Skin Fruit–Selections from the Dakis Joannou Collection, New Museum, New York, US
The Surreal House, Barbican Art Gallery, London, UK
Vanitas, The Transience of Earthly Pleasures, 33 Portland Place, London, UK
Distortion: 53rd Venice Biennale, The Gervasuti Foundation, Venice, IT
Une Image Peut en Cacher une Autre: Arcimboldo, Dali, Raetz, Galeries Nationales du Grand Palais, Paris, FR
Un Certain État du Monde? A Selection of Works From Francois Pinault Foundation Collection, Garage Center for Contemporary Culture, Moscow, RU
Mythologies, Haunch of Venision, London, UK
Statuephilia: Contemporary sculptors at the British Museum, The British Museum, London, UK
End Game–British Contemporary Art from the Chaney Family Collection, The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, US
True Romance, Kunsthalle Wien, Vienna, AT; Museum Villa Stuck, Munich, DE; Kunsthalle zu Kiel der Christian-Albrechts-Universität, Kiel, DE
Fractured Figure–Works from the Dakis Joannou Collection, DESTE Foundation, Athens, GR
Pop Art Is…, Gagosian Gallery, Britannia Street, London, UK
Passage Du Temps–Collection Francois Pinault Foundation, Lille 3000, Lille, FR
Reconstruction #2, Sudeley Castle, Winchcombe, UK
Star Power–Museum as Body Electric, Museum of Contemporary Art, Denver, US
Traum & Trauma (Dream & Trauma) –Works from the Dakis Joannou Collection, Museum Moderna Kunst, Vienna, AT; Kunsthalle Wien, Vienna, AT
Monument To Now, Dakis Joannou Collection, Athens, GR
New Blood, Saatchi Gallery, London, UK
State of Play, The Serpentine Gallery, London, UK
Jewellery by Contemporary Artists, Louisa Guiness Gallery, London, UK
Beauty and the Beast, Museo di Arte Moderna e Contemporanea do Trento e Rovereto, Trentino, IT
The Ten Commandments, Deutsches Hygiene-Museum, Dresden, DE
The Fourth Sex – Adolescent Extremes, Statione Leopolda, Florence, IT
Art Crazy Nation show, Milton Keynes Gallery, Milton Keynes, UK
Form Follows Fiction, Castello di Rivoli Museo – d'Arte Contemporanea, Turin, IT
Short Cuts, Nicosia Municipul Arts Centre, Works from the Dakis Joannou Collection, Nicosia, CY
When Phillip met Isabella, The Design Museum, London, UK
2001 A Space Oddity, The Colony Room Club Artists' Show, London, UK
Tattoo Show, Modern Art, London, UK
Exposure: Recent Acquisitions from the Doron Sebbag Collection, O.R.S. Ltd, Museum of Art, Tel Aviv, IL
Apocalypse – Beauty and Horror in Contemporary Art, Royal Academy of Arts, London, UK
Sex and the British, Galerie Thaddaeus Ropac, Paris, FR
The Whole Year Inn, The Agency, London, UK
Livestock Market, Rivington Street and Charlotte Road, London, UK
Fools Rain, Institute of Contemporary Arts, London, UK
The Hanging Picnic, Hoxton Square, London, UK
Absolut Art, Royal College of Art, London, UK
The Fete Worse Than Death, Hoxton Square, London, UK
Hijack, New York, London, Berlin, DE
Lift, Atlantis Basement, Brick Lane, London, UK
Stuart Tolley, Collector's Edition, Innovative Packaging and Design, Thames and Hudson, London, UK
1.pers.sing, exhibition catalogue, b-05 art and design center, Montabaur, DE
Alexis Turner, Taxidermy, London, UK
Nihilistic Optimistic, (exh. cat.& 10" vinyl record) Blain|Southern, UK
Tim Noble & Sue Webster, Turning the Seventh Corner, (exh. cat.) Blain|Southern, UK
British Rubbish, New York: Rizzoli International Publiations, US
Dig!!! Lazarus Dig!!! (60 pp book & 1 track CD), Mute Records Limited, London, UK
Polymorphous Perverse, Other Criteria, London, UK
Wasted Youth, Rizzoli International Publications, New York, US
The New Barbarians. CAC Malaga, Malaga, ES
The Joy of Sex, Kukje Gallery, Seoul, KR
Instant Gratification, Gagosian Gallery, Beverly Hills, US
Masters of the Universe: Talking Rubbish, Deste Foundation, Athens, GR
Sex and the British, Galerie Thaddaeus Ropac, Paris, Salzburg, FR
The New Barbarians, Modern Art Inc!, London UK
British Rubbish, London: Independent Art Space, UK
'Tim Noble & Sue Webster', (interview) SLEEK magazine, April 2017
'Noble and Webster's Provocative Portraits at Blain|Southern', artinfo.com, 17 March
'Tim Noble and Sue Webster get the right end of the stick', Wallpaper* online, 8 February
'Relative Values', The Sunday Times, 29 January
'Light and shadow: Tim Noble and Sue Webster on their creative relationship', It's Nice That, 26 January
'Show of the week', Time Out London, 8 February
'Tim Noble and Sue Webster's Sticks with Dicks and Slits arrives at Blain|Southern', Telegraph Luxury, 10 February
Januszczak, W. 'Art Review', The Sunday Times Culture, 5 February
'i-Q: tim noble and sue webster', (interview) i-D, 3 February
Buck, L. 'Twisted sculptures mark new phase for Tim Noble and Sue Webster', The Art Newspaper, 1 February
'Ten to see: London', ArtReview, 27 January
Jones, J. 'This week's best UK exhibitions', The Guardian, 27 January
'Tim Noble & Sue Webster's bawdy dick and slit sculptures explore relationship dynamics & self-image', Creativeboom, 19 January
Gordon, K. 'Arts events not to miss in the capital this year', The Evening Standard, 18 January
Jones, J. 'Great exhibitions: 2017's best art', The Guardian, 7 January
'Royal Academy Summer Exhibition (Documentary)', BBC 2, 11 June
Webster, S., 'Untitled, Poems', BEAT , Issue 18, Spring
Webster, S., 'Generation of the Thin Men, (some of my friends are Bowie fans)',BEAT, Issue 17, Spring
Webster, S., 'Still Life + Art World Anti Bodies', BEAT, Issue 16, Winter
Webster, S., ''A' Level Art Observation—Study Extrated From My Teenage Diaries', The Plant , November
Maybury, R., 'Artist Sue Webster Talks Bukowski, Breaking Taboos and Punk', anothermag.com., 30 November
Coomer, M., 'Both Sides Now', Time Out, 8–14 September
Wu, C., 'Folly's Fortune', Cherry Bombe, Spring/Summer
'Recipes with a Pinch of Punk', TheArtNewspaper.com, 1 May
'Watch PJ Harvey Live Surprise Performance in Other Criteria of New York', G-Tech Design, 13 April
Cooper, A., 'PJ Harvey Cameos at Sue Webster's Cookbook Launch', ArtInTheAir, 9 April
Simpson, A., 'PJ Harvey & Co. Celebrate a New Tome From Sue Webster', Style.com, 5 April
Sinclair, I., 'The Mole Man of Hackney', London Review of Books, 22 January
Coomer, M., 'Meet the Artist: Sue Webster', Time Out, 13–19 January
Coomer, M., 'Sue Webster Interview: Dinner Times Were Like a Game of Russian Roulette', Time Out, 8 January
'Tim Noble and Sue Webster: Blind Painting', Hunger TV, Art & Culture, 14 November
Stewart, P., 'Singular Partnership', DASH Magazine, Autumn/Winter
'Masterpiece London 2014', LUX Worldwide, 3 July
'Making a Masterpiece: Tim Noble and Sue Webster (Interview)', Apollo Magazine, 30 June
'A selfie out of dead rats for Masterpiece art fair', London Evening Standard, 26 June
'Masterpiece London Highlights: June Apollo', Apollo Magazine, 23 June
Yu, Jessica, 'Two Artists Transform Trash Into Shadow Sculptures', Scene Asia in Wall Street Journal, 22 January
'From Trash to Shadow Art', Latest Headlines, Slideshow, Wall Street Journal World, 22 January
'Top 10 Australian Art Museum Acquisitions of 2013', Blouin ArtInfo, 31 December
'Art Gallery of SA unveils new shadow sculpture by Noble and Webster', Herald Sun, 14 November
'Tim Noble and Sue Webster in search of imperfection', Louisiana Channel, May
'FvF Workplaces: Tim Noble and Sue Webster from London', freundevonfreunden.com
'Light Darkness and Shadow: Art and the Meaning of Life', Huffpost Culture, 11 December
'Review: Tim Noble & Sue Webster Nihilistic Optimistic, Blain Southern', Kentish Towner, 6 November
Sinclair, Mark, 'Nihilism, optimism and bedtime tales', Creative Review, 1 November
Coomer, Martin, 'Tim Noble and Sue Webster: Nihilistic Optimistic', TimeOut: London, 29 October
'Where to buy… Tim Noble and Sue Webster', The Week, 27 October
Dawson, Amy, 'Art Review', The Metro, 24 October
Campbell-Johnston, Rachel, 'Exhibitions: Critic's Choice', The Times, 20 October
Chavez, Lia, 'A Glimpse at Splitting, Multiplying Universes: Frieze London 2012 Highlights', Huffpost Arts & Culture, 17 October
'Arts Agenda: The cultural highlights you have to see', I Newspaper, 16 October
'Tim Noble and Sue Webster exhibition: We and Our Shadows', Evening Standard, 16 October
Alderson, Rob, 'Amazing Silhouette Sculptures by Tim Noble and Sue Webster on show in London', It's Nice That, 16 October
Januszczak, Waldemar, 'Magic Lurks in the Shadows', The Sunday Times, 14 October
O'Kelly, Emma, 'Nihilistic Optimistic by Tim Noble and Sue Webster, Blain Southern Gallery', Wallpaper, 10 October
Gleadell, Colin, 'The best anti-Frieze in London', The Daily Telegraph, 9 October
Savage, Jon, 'Frieze Week: Tim Noble & Sue Webster', Dazed Digital, 8 October
Kellaway, Kate, 'Smoke was coming out. We suffered like animals', The Observer, 7 October
Campbell-Johnston, Rachel, 'Critics Choice', The Times, 6 October
Barber, Lynn, 'The Dark Arts', The Sunday Times, 30 September
Cripps, Charlotte, 'Bringing art to the Charts', The Independent, 29 September
'Modern Life is Rubbish', The Art Newspaper, October
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Walker, Tim, 'Observations: Chess is the name of the game in a new London show', The Independent, 4 September
Stinson, Liz, 'Artists Turn Junk Into Amazing Silhouettes', Wired, 6 July
'Tim and Sue',Hunger, Summer
'Tim Noble, Sue Webster and David Adjaye in Coversation with Louisa Buck', Garage Mag Online, 25 May
Meir, L., 'Lights, Shadow, (Re)Action: Tim Noble and Sue Webster Trash Art', Mutual Art.com, 16 November
'S.C.U.M., 'Whitechapel', Nowness, 22 August
Tölke, A., 'Unerwartetes Entdecken', Build, August
D'Acquisto, G., 'Ombra D'urto, Marie Claire (Italy), July
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Perlson H., 'Tim Noble and Sue Webster', Sleek, Summer
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Becker, J., 'Neuer Hotspot: Potsdamer Strasse 77-87', Kunst Magazin (Germany), 1 May
Meixner, C., 'Leben in der Rotation', Tagesspiegel (Germany), 30 April
Finel Honigman, A., 'the art rockstars', Sugarhigh Art, 29 April
Brendan, J., 'Escaping Shadows', ExBerliner, 29 April
Moore, S., 'Marvels in March', Apollo, March
Noble, T., and Webster, S. 'Bo Ningen', Beat, Winter
Vogel, C., '3 Coins might short out this Fountain', The New York Times, February
Leader, D., 'Nightmares at the Museum', Time Out London, December
AISTHI Foundation, Beirut, LB
Arken Museum of Modern Art, Copenhagen, DK
Artis-François Pinault, Paris, FR
Art Gallery of South Australia, Adelaide, AU
The British Museum, London, UK
Dakis Joannou Collection, Athens, GR
Es Baluard Museum, Palma, ES
The Goss-Michael Collection, Dallas, US
Honart Museum, Tehran, IR
Museum of Contemporary Art, Denver, US
Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles, US
National Portrait Gallery, London, UK
Nordic Choice Art Collection, Oslo, NO
Olbricht Collection, Berlin, DE
Project Space 176–The Zabludowicz Collection, London, UK
Saatchi Collection, London, UK
Samsung Museum, Seoul, KR
Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, New York, US
Tim Noble And Sue Webster
Tim Noble & Sue Webster, Nihilistic Optimistic - Limited Edition Vinyl Box Set
Sue Webster co-curates two nights of live music and performances, celebrating the best of the underground scene in East London


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I got engaged in February but I still don't have a ring
Dear Maura,
I got engaged in February but I still don't have a ring. My fiancé is into cycling which he only started this year and claims that the bike and his gear are costing him a fortune.
He said he proposed because he knew that I was hoping he would. It'll take a few months to save up for it. He's doing a lot of overtime. I'm fed up with people asking me to show them my ring.
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