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O apartamento moderno e novo design oferece uma excelente vista para o mar e para a ilha de Fuerteventura.
O apartamento está localizado na Cidade Velha de Puerto del Carmen. É apenas uma curta caminhada de restaurantes, bares, lojas e do porto no coração.
O apartamento tem dois quartos, dois banheiros, uma sala, uma cozinha e um grande terraço com espreguiçadeiras confortáveis e uma churrasqueira.
Cada quarto tem seu próprio banheiro com chuveiro e vaso sanitário.
A sala de estar é muito espaçoso, com assentos confortáveis, TV por satélite e uma sala de jantar aconchegante. As grandes janelas panorâmicas oferecem toda a área de estar incl. Cozinha uma bela vista para o mar.
A cozinha é moderna, com placa de indução, microondas com grill, cafeteira, torradeira e máquina de café. Além disso, o apartamento tem ar condicionado e uma máquina de lavar.
No terraço de 70m2 você pode desfrutar do sol durante todo o dia, do café da manhã até o pôr do sol. Um churrasco permite que até mesmo um churrasco. Nos sofás confortáveis pode ser ótimo para relaxar. O apartamento está localizado em um pequeno complexo com grande piscina e recepção. Você pode WIFI (não incluído) Livro (7 dias = 20 € / 14 dias = 28 € / 30 dias = 40 €).
Das Appartement ist ausgestattet mit allem was man benötigt, um einen erholsamen Urlaub genießen zu können. Wir konnten ab der ersten Minute super entspannen und fühlten uns sehr wohl. Besonders zu erwähnen ist die gute Ausstattung der Küche und die leise Klimaanlage.
Alles hat in diesem Apartment gestimmt. Modern eingerichtetes, sehr helles Apartment mit einem tollen Meerblick von riesiger Terrasse. Wir haben uns hier sehr wohl gefühlt. Das Apartment kann man wirklich weiterempfehlen, auch wenn die gesamte Anlage schon in die Jahre gekommen ist. Auch die Schlüsselübergabe und die Besichtigung waren perfekt. Vielen Dank.
This apartment is very large. It started life as two one bedroom apartments and a studio, giving it three balconies and a large terrace. One could find sun somewhere and shade if that was required.
It is clean and tidy and the kitchen has high specifications. Plenty of cooking and eating utensils. The electric hob is an induction type is very new and the oven is a combi microwave. There is also a dishwasher which was very useful, even though we did not cook very much. There is a washing machine on the veranda and that meant many of our clothes came home clean.
There is plenty of cupboard space in both bed rooms for clothes and the shower in the main room is walk in and efficient, plenty of hot water. The AC seemed to work and had external vents, was a bit noisy, but most systems like this are.
The lounge was comfortable, but it is split level and we put the large foot stool across the step to remind us that it was there !
These were the issues we had.
There is 20 steps up to the apartment and with luggage that was a bit intimidating. There is a quick way down to the harbour, in a road just across from the complex, but that is over 200 steps! What goes down must come up. The is a road which is steep but easier than the steps, though taxis from the harbour are about 3 euros.
The apartment does need some attention in that the front door sticks and all 3 patio doors were difficult to close and lock.
Whilst the beds in the main bedroom were large and comfortable, they were very low and sometimes that was a challenge at our age! We also placed our suitcases at the bottom of the bed because we both bumped our shins on the wooden frames of the beds, during the daytime. There were only two of us in the apartment so we were able to take the pillows from the spare room, because there was little to them. Whilst neither of the bedrooms had large windows, neither had any curtains or blinds, for privacy that was not a problem, but the main bedroom collected light from the complex lighting and was not very dark at night.
One bath and hand towel provided per person, which were not large and because no linen change, we had to use the washing machine for them.
We did find Sky News and BBC world service on the TV.
If you pay before going you can pay by card otherwise cash on arrival.
Supermarket across and we enjoyed Marios for diner and the Highlanded, but the bar tender at the Tapas Tree was just not 'helpful' and I would not return.
Recommend this apartment.
The apartment exceeded our expectations, it was fantastic! It is very spacious, clean and has a nice interior, it felt like 'being at home'…
The terrace is very big, where you can spend a good time; during the day on the sun beds and in the evening you can have a nice BBQ, have a drink, etc. Also, if you go downstairs, you can use the swimming pool and sun beds.
Across the road of the apartment is a supermarket with fresh bread, etc. and it is also nearby the harbour, where you have nice bars and restaurants.
We had a rental car, so we also spent time on the various beaches and made trips around the island; we visited the volcanoes, caves, villages, etc., it was really nice to discover the beautiful island.
From the start, the contact with Melanie was very good and friendly, she always responded quick to questions and gave good information. I certainly recommend this apartment to other people.
Melanie, thank you very much, we had a wonderful holiday!!
I had a feeling this apartment would be lovely but actually it was fantastic! Spotlessly clean and it looked newly decorated - the kitchen is a dream - we loved the spotlights! The terrace makes it cut above the rest and we more or less lived out there! We used the barbeque, washing machine etc. The TV only had German programmes but we found BBC news and as the owners also provided us with a DVD player we watched some movies for a change! We loved everything about it. We did not use the complex but it looked OK and the pool appeared to be clean. I would certainly recommend it to anyone particularly if you want to lay in the sun on the private and hardly overlooked terrace all day. There is a brilliant coastal walk nearby if you are feeling energetic in the morning as later on may be a bit too hot. One small downside was the town of Puerto Del Carmen which was a little down trodden but as we stayed near the apartment and frequented the nice local bars 2 minutes walk away we were not that concerned. All in all a wonderful holiday that set us up for the Winter. Thanks Melanie for putting up with my endless questions before we arrived!
Das Apartment ist sehr sauber und gepflegt und in einem sehr gutem Zustand. Alles ist sehr geräumig und man merkt dass es mal den Eigentümern der Anlage gehört hat.
Alles ist sehr geräumig und sehr gut ausgestattet mit allem was man benötigt, sogar einer Spülmaschine in der Küche und einer Waschmaschine auf der Terrassse.
Es ist perfekt für Familien, da man sich durch die Größe des Apartments, der zwei Bäder und den drei Terrassen, auch mal aus dem Weg gehen kann. Es ist ein privat Apartment und hat eigentlich mit dem Rest der Anlage nichts zu tun, bis auf dass man den Pool und die Aufenthaltsräume mit benutzen kann und die freundlichen Consierjes sich sehr bemühen einem mit Rat und Tat zur Seite zu stehen.
Wir haben uns sehr wohl gefühlt, auch durch den netten Empfang und den guten Tipps von Frau Schmidt! Wir bedanken uns und werden gerne wieder kommen, wenn es uns noch einmal auf diese wunderschöne Insel verschlägt!
Puerto del Carmen tem desenvolvido em um resort moderno e popular, que se estende ao longo de três grandes enseadas praia. A 8 km de extensão Avenida de las Playas, com palmeiras e plantas tropicais coloridos e uma caminhada. Por um lado, o brilho do Atlântico, por outro lado, tem uma grande variedade de restaurantes, lojas, supermercados, bares e discotecas. Como o resto da arquitetura e da paisagem Lanzarote foram cuidadosamente planejado. As belas praias de areia branca e águas azuis estão abertas durante todo o ano, ideal para banhos de sol e nadar. Puerto del Carmen é para jovens e idosos altamente recomendado. A exposição do sul protege contra o norte predominante e leste da ilha de ventos
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Imagination is more important than knowledge. -Einstein
Creative thinking is a skill that needs to be honed. As humans, we all possess the capacity to be creative- to invent, design, and express through various forms. But that capacity can be muted or developed.
Children create naturally. They are usually immune to fear of judgment or failure until their creative thoughts and expressions are hindered by something outside themselves. They become aware that the world judges their art, places expectations on their creative expression, and demands production.
And so, as described in my previous article, methods are used that block the creative processes of the brain. But creative thought is absolutely necessary for solving problems, developing plans, synthesizing and organizing information, and much, much more.
How do we, as parents and educators, encourage and develop the skill of creative thinking in our children?
Boiled down, the task is two-fold:
- Get rid of methods that hinder the process
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Simple right? But what techniques help to create ideas and allow for expression?
Strictly speaking, some of these "techniques" are so non-technical that they might better be described as "approaches". These are not a list of magic formulas. The matter isn't that simple. It is not automatic; it is not guaranteed; and, frankly, it is not easy. Above all it must be understood: they are tools for jump-starting the creative flow, but they are not automatic mind pills.
They are ways of approaching teaching and learning that foster creative thought processes:
1. Imagination
Imaginative thought allows us to process problems in our minds. We can play with possible consequences, scenarios, and reactions before those things become reality. It is significant in cognitive development and problem solving.
One of the greatest ways to get imaginative juices flowing is through free-play. This is best demonstrated in preschool classes where children are allowed to explore and play with objects and concepts. But even older children and adults use imagination to form ideas in their mind.
By encouraging imagination and visualization during the learning process, you are creating a springboard for creative thought.
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When we focus our senses and mentally record what we find, we are not only processing information but also allowing ourselves to think of how that information fits within what we already know, and what could possibly be.
Observation can be described as perception with purpose. When we are faced with a problem or obstacle we need a place to start that will help us create solutions. Stopping to focus and observe before we receive any input on how to resolve an issue can help us to create the solution ourselves.
Dan Meyer does an excellent job of explaining why giving a problem to students/children, along with the formula, hinders their ability to create solutions themselves. He also shows some ways in which he encourages creative thinking through observation in his classroom:
3. Brainstorming
The goal of brainstorming is to produce the greatest possible number of alternative ideas for later evaluation and development.
- Judgement is withheld until later
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- List the ideas or record them in relation to each other
- Combination and improvement of ideas is sought
Quantity is the key word here. When you brainstorm, you are trying to generate as many ideas as possible, no matter if they seem improbably, impossible, or downright silly.
To help kids record their brainstorming ideas, mind maps are extremely useful. There are even free online tools to help kids and adults mind map ideas.
4. Free Association
Free association is similar to brainstorming, yet there is one major difference. In brainstorming, you are listing and compiling ideas. With free association, you focus on individual words or symbols.
If I say the word "apple"- what is the first word that pops into your mind? And what word do you think of when you write down that word? The process of free association is to get you to go beyond a topic and explore how things are associated (or related) in your mind.
The same method also works for pictures or symbols. Draw a simple picture or start with an example. Then draw whatever picture you think of when you look at the first. Next, you draw a picture that is related to the one before it, etc.
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This is a technique used to investigate and improve tangible things. You take an item, such as a camera, and list all the attributes of that item that you can think of.
List parts, functions, features, bonuses, and every characteristic of the item. Then you can start asking questions that could lead to ways in which the item could be improved, combined with another thing, simplified, added to, or phased out of use.
Think of all the ways the simple camera has been changed over the years. Without creative thinking no one would have put a camera inside a phone, made it digital, created ones that could go underwater, or simplified them so even a child could use them.
Using these techniques on a regular basis, in lieu of rote learning and rigid formulas, can help children generate new ideas and solutions to problems.
It also prepares them to constantly be updating their knowledge base in order to compete with the changing ideas and problems in the workplace, the sciences, and the world.
What other ways can you think of to inspire creative thinking?
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|The secreted recombinant human TREM1 consists of 191 amino acids and has a predicted molecular mass of 21.8 kDa. In SDS-PAGE under reducing conditions, the apparent molecular mass of rhTREM1 is approximately 38-42 kDa due to glycosylation.
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|Modified RIPA Lysis Buffer: 50 mM Tris-HCl pH 7.4, 150 mM NaCl, 1mM EDTA, 1% Triton X-100, 0.1% SDS, 1% Sodium deoxycholate, 1mM PMSF.
|12.5% SDS-PAGE Stained with Coomassie Blue after protein purification.
|Samples are stable for up to twelve months from date of receipt.
|1. Centrifuge the tube for a few seconds and ensure the pellet at the bottom of the tube. 2. Re-dissolve the pellet using 200μL pure water and boil for 2-5 min. 3. Store the lyophilized cell lysate at 4℃. After re-dissolution, recommend to aliquot it into smaller quantities and store at -80℃.
|1 X Sample Buffer (1 X modified RIPA buffer+1 X SDS loading buffer).
|Store at 4℃. After re-dissolution, aliquot and store at -80℃.
|Western blot (WB): Use at an assay dependent dilution.
Other Applications: Not tested.
Optimal dilutions/concentrations should be determined by the end user.
TREM1 (triggering receptor expressed on myeloid cells) is a type I transmembrane protein with a single Ig-like domain, and is selectively expressed on blood neutrophils and a subset of monocytes. As a member of the growing family of receptors related to NK cell receptors, TREM1 activates downstream signaling events with the help of an adapter protein called DAP12. Expression of TREM1 is up-regulated by bacterial LPS, a ligand for TLR4, as well as lipoteichoic acid. Although its natural ligand has not been identified, engagement of TREM1 with agonist mAbs triggers secretion of the proinflammatory cytokines TNF-α and IL-1β, as well as chemokines such as IL-8 and monocyte chemoattractant protein (MCP)-1. Intracellularly, TREM1 induces Ca2+ mobilization and tyrosine phosphorylation of extracellular signal-related kinase 1 (ERK1), ERK2 and phospholipase C-γ. In an animal model of LPS-induced septic shock, blockade of TREM1 signaling inhibited hyperresponsiveness and death. Thus, it has been demonstrated that TREM1 performs a critical function in immune responses involved in host defense against microbial challenges, and is suggested to be a potential therapeutic target for septic shock.


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Ever have your gun work on by Sig Sauer?
Hello all,
Has anyone had their pistol serviced by Sig Sauer? I've checked their website and it seems they offer tune-ups and refinishing services. Wondering about the process and the turn around time, as I've never sent a pistol out to be serviced before. Any one have any experience with this? Any info is appreciated.
Im a gunsmith. Anlot of weapon companies want to do the work on thier own guns. You will pay them about the same money you would pay someone like me. Turn around time is generally around 2 to 3 weeks. Specify what you want done. If your going to send it in habe them do an action or trigger job. Well worth the extra money.
Any local gunsmith can do the job as well and as good as they can. Check prices and wait time with sig ornyour local gunsmith. Im pulling for the local gunsmith.
Sounds like some good info and advise. I would recommend using FEDX over UPS. Some UPS stores have restrictions on shipping firearms. I have two Sig 229's and love them both. Dogwalk
One of my Sig 226 just landed in Exeter for the St. Patrick's Day special (SRT and Action job + overhaul & new night sights (the old ones don't shine no mo')).
Part of the deal was "VIP shipping" where they send you a FedEx label for two day shipping (it goes two day both ways). Put the gun in the case/ box, put the box in a shipping box (sturdy cardboard, not a shoebox) strap on the supplied label (a .PDF via email) and drop it off to a box or shipping center.
Time quoted was 3-6 weeks.
One of the advantages of having the factory do the work is for legal defense reasons, and it keeps the "Limited Lifetime Warranty" intact.
Sometimes it's hard to find a good gunsmith. I figure the factory has a boatload of them (or can at least fix any screwups they make).
I recently bought a Sig P6 that was in really good shape but I wanted to have some work done to it. I sent it in to have the Full Service Package done, the slide and barrel refinished. They emailed me a shipping label, took it to FedEx and sent it off. A week after they received it, it was on its way back to me. The gun looked great, they replaced the firing pin, extractor, main spring, sear, and the hammer reset spring. I would highly recommend having it done.
I forgot to add, Sig included a new hard case with my gun when they shipped it back to me. That was a nice surprise.
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Today I got some interesting in game chatter with a player who said that they are friends with some gearbox employees.
The rumor is that for the next two planned DLC's they've said are going to be smaller minor add-ons.
One is going to be a Weapons Factory Customizing type shop.
And another is planned to be something to do with dueling. I was told because of modding that when you look at another players equipped weapon the you would be able to see the stats for the weapon another player is holding and that there would be a Letter like a capitol L or M to signify if the weapon was Legit or Modded.
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There are many "coda slider" scripts but Ndoherty Coda Slider is a jQuery plugin which brings a nice image animation and support thumbnail navigator. This codaslider is 1 of 13 Super Useful jQuery Slider Scripts.
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Obituary of Anna Halkowicz
From the Shamokin Newsitem....Northumberland County PA
MOUNT CARMEL — Anna Halkowicz, 98, formerly of 3 Arizona Drive, Kulpmont, who was a guest at Mount Carmel Nursing and Rehabilitation Center the past three years, died Friday, August 25 2006, at the nursing center.
She was born in Atlas on February 20, 1908, and was a daughter of the late Michael N. Halkowicz, who was the first U.S. postmaster in Atlas, and the late Lucia (Shiposh) Halkowicz.
After graduating from Mount Carmel Township High School in 1926, she attended the Overlook Nursing School in Summit, N.J.
Halkowicz served as a live-in governess with a doctor's family in New York City in the late 1930s. After World War II, she was employed by the Pennsylvania Department of Education in Harrisburg for 15 years as a statistical analyst before her retirement in 1973.
She was a member of St. Michael's Russian Orthodox Church, Mount Carmel. She was an accomplished pianist and played at a number of concerts at the Victoria Theatre in Mount Carmel as a young lady.
She was the last survivor of a family of 9 brothers and sisters. She is survived by two nephews, Serge Kulmatycki of Michigan and Michael Halkowicz of Lewsiburg; and a neice, Nancy Halkowicz of Connecticut.


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Some friends of mine and I visiting San Francisco from Los Angeles over Halloween weekend. (We're actually not coming for any Halloweeen festivities but for the Madonna concert in Oakland on November 1.) We're staying in Japantown to avoid any Halloween craziness and hopefully as much of the Critical Mass chaos as possible on the evening of the 31st. It's my first trip north of San Simeon, and I'm looking forward to a lot of things in San Francisco, but nothing so much as the food.
My other friends aren't as hardcore foodies as I am, and none of us want to drop tons of money or go anywhere terribly formal. I'd love to experience Chez Panisse and the Gourmet Ghetto or to go out to Napa for the French Laundry, but this isn't that trip. Gary Danko will have to wait for another day. I've looked for some places, and I thought I might throw them past you for your opinions, and other suggestions within what we're looking for are great, too.
For lunch Friday, I really want to try BURMA SUPERSTAR on the way to seeing the Golden Gate Bridge. Burmese food isn't something common in L.A., and the remarks for the place – good prices, popular with locals – make it sound exactly like the sort of place we'd like to experience. Is it worth the trek?
For dinner Friday night, our hotel is walking distance to both SPQR and the new Pacific Heights branch of PIZZERIA DELFINA. We had a friend of ours recently move to South San Francisco, and one of her favorite restaurants in L.A. was Pizzeria Mozza. Pizzeria Delfina sounds like it's got a similar vibe and would be fun for a homesick Angeleno meeting friends. SPQR also looks really good, too, but more pricey. (Neither the Fillmore branches of Dosa or Out the Door look like they will be open in time for our visit.) We get enough Japanese food in L.A., so we're not really looking for that, despite being in Japantown.
Both places are walk-in only, too. What time should we get there to make a 10:30 reservation at BOURBON & BRANCH? Is Bourbon & Branch worth the visit? How about TOSCA CAFÉ?
One friend is very particular about breakfasts; she likes big, stick-to-your-ribs type breakfasts to start the day. Both DOTTIE'S TRUE BLUE CAFÉ and MAMA'S sound like what she's looking for, though both also seem like a bit of a chore (especially for a late-riser). Which is better? How much of a hassle are they? How is TARTINE? And are there any hidden alternatives? (Please don't worry about my telling other obnoxious Angelenos about your secret places. We'll be on our best behavior, and I promise I won't tell.)
Haight-Ashbury is on the agenda around lunchtime; I don't know what's there, but one friend wants to check it out. What is there to eat in that part of town? All I know is, I want to go to BLUE BOTTLE COFFEE…
What is best in the Ferry Building? Is The Slanted Door really so good, or is it just overpriced and overdressed? What is the deal with TAYLOR'S REFRESHER? On paper, it looks like just a fast food joint, but there must be more to it. (I'm thinking of having us stop there before the concert.)
More recommendations are welcome. We're looking for laid-back, not too expensive, easy to just drop into (i.e., not needing reservations if possible), kind of fun, unique, places San Francisco locals would go, not tourists. Thanks for your help, and I'm looking forward to your replies!


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Medicare Claims Audits Focus on OASIS Submissions: A Guide to Responding to Denials
The Medicare Supplemental Medical Review Contractor, SHS, has initiated audits of home health agencies in New England states with a focus on OASIS submissions in 2010. The audits were triggered by a recent OIG study that found a high incidence of Medicare paid claims where the home health agency did not have an accepted OASIS prior to the date of billing. Beginning in 2010, OASIS submission became a condition of payment for home health services under federal regulations at 42 CFR 484.55. While the rule references OASIS submissions, CMS has applied the rule to require the acceptance of an OASIS prior to billing as a payment requirement.
Until recently, the OASIS submission/acceptance condition of payment has not been audited or enforced. An OIG report highlighted this as a risk area for HHAs. Generally, an HHA will submit a batch of OASIS shortly after the start of episodes of care. The OASIS validation report then provides the HHA with a HIPPS code for billing purposes. In most circumstances, that OASIS report will be received prior to billing of the final claim on the episode. In the event that the OASIS submission is rejected, the HHA will be so informed and a corrected OASIS submission will occur. However, in some instances the HHA bills Medicare prior to the submission and acceptance of a compliant OASIS. In these circumstances, the HHA runs the risk of a claim denial based on the untimely (premature) billing.
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Hospices Experiencing Problems with Billings for Pumps
Some hospices have been experiencing problems with billing of infusion pumps on claims, and those claims are being caught in suspension. NAHC and its affiliate Hospice Association of America (HAA) understands that the billing problems related to the pumps is a system-wide edit - in the Medicare Code Editor - that must be corrected by CMS.
HAA has learned from CMS that while the edit likely won't be completely corrected until January 2015, they have in development a workaround that will allow the MACs to override and allow claims to process with the pumps. CMS will likely have more information on this issue by the next Open Door Forum.
While the date for the next Open Door Forum has not yet been published, the expected date is July 9.
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NAHC President Val J. Halamandaris Releases Video Announcing Senator Ron Wyden as a Keynote Speaker at this Year's Annual Meeting
NAHC President Val J. Halamandaris recently posted a video to NAHC's home page announcing that Senator Ron Wyden (D-OR), the Chairman of the powerful Senate Finance Committee, will be a keynote speaker at this year's Annual Meeting & Exhibition in Phoenix, AZ October 19 – 22.
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Saturday, October 18, 2014
Jena Malone is in Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice as......?
Good news, Jena Malone is a part of the Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice cast.
Bad news, her role remains a mystery.
Many believe it could be a female Robin, or henchman for Lex Luthor. Whatever her role is, I'm glad to see her in this movie. I love Jena, she kills in the Hunger Games films, so I know she will bring it.
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- Hun†ress said...
She was great in that Hatfields & McCoys miniseries, too. I hear it's going to be a female Robin from the comic series The Dark Knight.
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"A huge thank you"
About: Frimley Park Hospital (Frimley) Frimley Park Hospital (Frimley) Frimley GU16 7UJ
Posted by Abbie Gavey
A member of staff delivered our little girl Olivia on the 10th may 2016 and we cannot praise them and thank them enough! They made mum feel very calm, talked through everything and was generally extremely supportive.
This person went above and beyond but made sure both mum and Olivia were ok before they finished their 12 hour shift!
They helped make the most important experience of our life the best experience of our life!
All of the staff on the labour and post natal ward were extremely helpful and supportive!
There could be better facilities for partners to stay but we were very grateful at the fact partners could stay!
We would highly recommend Frimley hospital to all friends and family having a baby.
Response from Frimley Park Hospital 15 months ago
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Wishing you and your family all the best for the future.
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I hired Attorney Vaughn-Martel after a civil lawsuit was filed against me by an ex-girlfriend over ownership rights to a vehicle I had solely purchased during our 4+ year relationship. An injunction/ court order was filed against me stating that I was not allowed to sell the vehicle until the case was heard before a judge. I hired Vaughn-Martel in hopes that he'd be able to assist in getting the court order lifted as I was unable to afford payments on the vehicle and wanted to be able to sell it. After several months of negotiations between Vaughn-Martel and the plaintiff's attorney a Settlement Agreement was drafted by Vaughn-Martel's office and was forwarded to me for review and signature. I stated the Agreement was to my liking and was told that the Agreement would be sent out AS IS to the Plaintiff and then sent to me for signatures. Problems arose when I found out that after I had approved what I thought to be the FINAL draft of the Settlement Agreement that the Plaintiff's attorney asked that a few changes be made and Attorney Vaughn-Martel's office made these changes without my knowledge, consent or even a discussion of such. When I contacted Attorney Vaughn-Martel to indicate my disproval of such changes I was told that there was nothing they could do to change the Agreement back as the REVISED Agreement had already been mailed out to the Plaintiff for signature. I was beyond irate at this point. To make matters worse is the Plaintiff was never able to obtain financing in order to follow through on the terms of the Settlement Agreement by purchasing the vehicle to pay off my loan (which I couldn't afford to pay and faced repossession of) and to compensate me for monies she had stolen via check fraud / forgery. After the Plaintiff had breached the Agreement by not coming up with the funds within the allotted time frame as per Agreement terms, I was advised by Attorney Vaughn-Martel that selling the vehicle, paying off the loan and keeping the balance of the agreed upon sales amount for myself would be a "viable solution to complying with the agreement, getting rid of the car, and getting settlement funds, all in a way that protects my interests in the event I had to go in front of a judge." I followed my attorneys exact advice and I sold the vehicle 2 days prior to the date it was to be repossessed but only got what I owed. When I got in front of the judge though I was found in contempt of court for going against the imposed court order. Attorney Vaughn-Martel never once stated that he had advised me to do such nor did he defend me in any sense of the word. He never tried to state facts and in no way stood up for me. He seemed to have no idea what to say in court and came across as being completely unprepared, incompetent, unprofessional and unknowledgeable of how to defend a client. He let me hang out to dry and when I confronted him prior to the next hearing for my punishment in front of the judge he totally denied ever having advised me to go against the court order. I even showed him his own email to me stating his advice and he still insisted he never advised such. He then stated it would be in my best interest to allow the civil case against me along with my counterclaims against her for stolen monies be dismissed as per the Plaintiff's request or the judge could punish me by making me pay her money for selling the car. I felt as though I was being coerced into settling the case because my attorney didn't want to have to explain himself to the judge as to why he advised his client to go against a court order. Due to being in fear of what the judge might fine/punish me with and knowing I had no more money and no real counsel on my side to defend me I went against my rights and agreed to allow the case to be dismissed. I ended up with nothing more than destroyed credit & added debt due to racking up $7k in legal fees.....way more than Vaughn-Martel Law ever truly earned or deserved
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The Codex of the Immortals (The Everlasting Roleplaying Game)
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Open Government miniconf in Canberra 29 January 2013. No mention of the Hawke review?
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Tandem Mentoring-Montrose
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WhenIt's flexible! We'll work with your schedule.
WhereHilltop Montrose Regional Office540 S. 1st StreetMontrose, CO 81401
Position is a member of the Hilltop Volunteer Program and Montrose Child & Family team. Volunteer works under the supervision/direction of the Child & Family Program Coordinator, in conjunction with the Manager/Coordinator of Volunteer Services. Our volunteer families are paired with a family in need to become their tandem mentoring family. You could be this extension. All that is needed is one hour per month of support, guidance and attention.
Tandem Families is a Family-to-Family mentoring program working to keep natural families together while enrighing the child's life. Services include Nuturing Parent classes, family advocates, teen groups and behavioral and emotional support.
Responsibilities include:
Ensuring the safety and security of each client.
Knowing emergency contact numbers when needed.
Providing feedback to family navigators about interactions with clients.
Providing general health and safety practives regarding children.
Documenting contact with clients and their children.
Maintain open communications w;ith other team members, reporting all concerns to Clinical Coordinator.
Telephone and computer skills, recreational activities, ability to handle crisis, people skills, bi-lingual perferred.
Training: Provided at the onset and as needed.
- Child Welfare
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Sarah McLachlan Animal Cruelty Video
Sarah Mclachlan supports the BC SPCA End Animal Cruelty campaign with "Angel"
Newcastle Brown Ale's Call for Brands, featuring Aubrey Plaza
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A Cheesy Love Story - The Ad Doritos Don't Want You to See
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Dogs can be very protective over people, so the dog might bark at you. Some dogs can be hunters, others can be entertainers, and lots more.Dogs sort of have personalities like people if you think about it.
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Since his writing career began over a decade ago, Nelson George (Fort Greene resident and author of Where Did Our Love Go?: The Rise and Fall of the Motown Sound, The Death of Rhythm & Blues, Hip-Hop America, and the novel The Plot Against Hip-Hop, as well as the memoir of Brooklyn life City Kid). has established himself as a powerhouse in the realm of urban literature; the Washington Post Book World calls him "The most accomplished black music critic of his generation." His newest book The Hippest Trip in America: Soul Train and the Evolution of Culture & Style is an authoritative narrative and oral history of the groundbreaking syndicated television show that has become an icon of American pop culture. George tells the full story of this pop culture phenomenon that appealed not only to blacks, but to a wide crossover audience as well. Famous dancers like Rosie Perez and Jody Watley, performers such as Aretha Franklin, Al Green, and Barry White, and creator Don Cornelius himself share their memories, offering insights into the show and its time—a period of extraordinary social and political change. George talks at Restoration with Tyrone Proctor, one of the original Soul Train dancers, about the show's legacy.


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Debbie acts as general counsel to professional regulatory bodies, including providing ongoing advice to the Colleges' Registrars, boards of directors and committees on all of their policies, procedures and programs to regulate the professions in the public interest. She provides advice to the Colleges on legislative initiatives that affect their statutory mandate and the practice of the professions, and assists in preparing submissions to government advisory bodies and legislative standing committees. She also assists in the drafting and negotiation with government officials of regulations to be made under the relevant statute and their presentation to government from a policy and legal perspective. She has advised newly established regulatory bodies in developing their regulatory frameworks, by-laws, and policies and procedures, and existing regulatory bodies in adding and integrating a new profession into an existing regulatory framework.
In health law matters, Debbie provides advice on legislation affecting the health care sector and issues related to patient safety, scopes of practice of health professionals, regulation of new professions, privacy and confidentiality of personal health information, and policies and procedures related to registration, complaints, discipline, patient relations, quality assurance and fitness to practise processes. Debbie is recognized as a leading practitioner in Health Care Law by Best Lawyers® in Canada.
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"Protecting Patients Act, 2017 passed by the Government", WeirFoulds LLP, June 2017
"Bill 87: Government's Response to Recommendations of Sexual Abuse Task Force", WeirFoulds LLP, February 2017
"Sexual Abuse Task Force Recommendations: Why All Professional Regulators Should Pay Attention", WeirFoulds LLP, October 2016
"Proposed Changes to Ontario's Health Privacy Laws", Risk Management in Canadian Health Care, Vol.18, No.1, February 2016 (with Sarah Yun)
"Proposed Changes to Ontario's Health Privacy Laws", WeirFoulds LLP, December 2015 (with Sarah Yun)
"Regulatory Colleges Respond to Health Privacy Breaches", Canadian Privacy Law Review, Vol. 12, No. 9, August 2015 (with Sarah Yun)
"Information Sharing in Professional Regulation: What Does the Public Need to Know?", Risk Management in Canadian Health Care, Vol. 17, No. 3, June 2015 (with Lisa Feinberg)
"Regulatory Colleges Respond to Health Privacy Breaches", WeirFoulds LLP, June 2015 (with Sarah Yun)
"Regulatory Colleges Tackle Transparency", WeirFoulds LLP, March 2015 (with Lisa Feinberg)
Case Comment on Hooper v. College of Nurses of Ontario, Risk Management in Canadian Health Care", Volume 8, Number 5, published by Butterworths, October 2006
"Overview of the Personal Health Information Protection Act, 2004 (Ontario)", Law & Governance, LegalFocus on Healthcare and Insurance, Volume 8, Number 4, published by Longwoods Publishing, June 2004
Speaker, "Breach Notification Obligations in Canada", WeirFoulds LLP Seminar on Cyber Security - Meeting Modern Challenges, Toronto, Ontario, January 26, 2016
"What you need to know about Bill 119, Proposed Health Information Protection Act, 2015" (HIPA), PHIPA Connections Summit, December 3, 2015
"Revelations on Regulatory Models from Three Continents - Regulatory Model in Ontario, Canada", Council of Licensure, Enforcement and Regulation, 2015 Annual Educational Conference, Boston, September 17, 2015
Panel member, "Openness and Transparency in Professional Regulation", Council on Licensure, Enforcement and Regulation, 2015 Regional Seminar, Toronto, March 12, 2015
Panel member, "Rethinking Information Sharing in Professional Regulation and Patient Safety", Council on Licensure, Enforcement and Regulation, 2014 Annual Educational Conference, New Orleans, September 11, 2014
"Primer on the Personal Health Information Protection Act", Seminar on Privacy Law, University of Toronto, Faculty of Law, March 24, 2014
"What You Need to Know about Bill 78, Electronic Personal Health Information Protection Act, 2013", PHIPA Summit 2013, Toronto, Ontario, November 12-13, 2013
"Publication: Transparency versus Privacy" presented at the Council on Licensure, Enforcement and Regulation, 2012 Annual Educational Conference, San Francisco, California, September 8, 2012
Co-presenter, "What do Risk Managers Need to Know about the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act (FIPPA)?", Canadian Healthcare Risk Management Network, Annual Conference, Toronto, October 24, 2011
"The Impacts of Apologies in Misconduct and Disciplinary Matters: Apology Legislation in Canada, presented at the Council of Licensure, Enforcement and Regulation 2010 Annual Educational Conference, Nashville, Tennessee, September 23 – 25, 2010
"PHIPA Review and Latest Developments", Health Information Privacy and Security, Insight Information, January 29-30, 2008
"Implementation Issues under the Personal Health Information Protection Act, Medical Records Law in Ontario, Lorman Education Services, September 27, 2007
"Lock Box and Other Issues in the Administration of PHIPA", Health Information Privacy and Security, Insight Information, January 29-30, 2007
"Why Patient Safety" presented at the Council of Licensure, Enforcement and Regulation 2006 Annual Conference, Expect the Unexpected: Are We Clearly Prepared? September 14-16, 2006, Alexandria, Virginia, USA
"Personal Health Information Protection Act: An Overview", presented at Ontario College of Social Workers and Social Service Workers Annual Meeting and Education Day, June 23, 2006
"PHIPA: Obligations of Health Information Custodians and their Agents", presented at Ontario College of Social Workers and Social Service Workers Annual Meeting and Education Day, June 23, 2006
Co-Chair, "Implementing the Personal Health Information Protection Act", The Canadian Institute, May 8-9, 2006
Moderator of Panel, "Personal Health Information Privacy Laws Across Provinces: What Works, What Doesn't, and What Can We Do About It?, The Canadian Institute, May 8-9, 2006
"Meeting the Challenges of Consent When Conducting Research", presented at The Canadian Institute Conference on "Implementing the Personal Health Information Protection Act ", May 8-9, 2006
"Professional Competency Issues – HR Discipline Processes and QCIPA", presented at the Ontario Hospital Association Education Day "Personal Health Information Protection Act and Quality of Care Information Protection Act – One Year Later, November 28, 2005
"Overview of PHIPA's 'Lock-Box' Provisions and Permitted Collection, Use or Disclosure of Personal Health Information Without Consent", presented at OBA Conference on Privacy Law Update: Current Developments and Practical Guidance, September 28, 2005
"Impact of PIPEDA on Regulatory Investigations" presented at Professional Regulation Summit, Acuity Conference, September 21-22, 2005
"Current Regulatory Issues Affecting MRTs", presented at The Michener Institute for Applied Health Sciences, September 10, 2005
"The Impact of PHIPA on Research: Rules and Risks", presented at Conference on Managing Your Legal Obligations Under the Personal Health Information Protection Act, 2004 - Practical Advice and Best Practices in an Era of Privacy Transition, The Canadian Institute, May 4 - 5, 2005
"Ontario's New Privacy Legislation", 2005 Conference and Annual Meeting, Family Service Ontario, April 29, 2005
"Understanding Where You Fit Under the Personal Health Information Protection Act (PHIPA)", 4th Annual Health Information Privacy Conference, Insight Information Co., January 17-18, 2005
"Overview: Practical Duties and Responsibilities of Hospitals under Proposed Privacy Legislation", Ontario Hospital Association Education Day, December 12, 2002
"Privacy Law Primer", Ontario Hospital Association Convention, November 18, 2002
"Proposed Privacy of Personal Information Act, 2002 - An Overview", Ontario Hospital Association, May 30, 2002
"Duties and Obligations of Directors and Officers of Charitable and Not-For-Profit Corporations", Annual Conference of the Association of Treasurers of Religious Institutes, September 26, 1999
"Regulation of Sonographers", Ontario Society of Diagnostic Medical Sonographers, April 24, 1999
"Current Regulatory Issues Affecting Medical Radiation Technologists", GE Medical Systems, Sheraton Centre, September 11, 1998
"Health Practitioner's Duty to Disclose, Duty to Report and Duty to Warn", Canadian Medical Legal Conference, Toronto Hilton Hotel, June 6, 1997
"Who Sets Standards of Practice for Sonographers", Canadian Society of Diagnostic Medical Sonographers, May 23, 1996
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Good Shepherds-Cole, 2b.; E. Stanwood, s. s.; Homans, c.; Dennison, 3b.; Cochrane, 1b.; Pierce, c. f., Ely, p.; F. Stanwood, l. f.; Sherburne, r. f.
Cold Hands-Franklin, p.; Cleaves, r. f.; O'Brien, s. s.; Blair, c.; Beaman, 1b.; Pappenheimer, l. f.; Robinson, c. f.; Pilling, 3b.; Merrill, 2b.
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Concord - Ahead of the renewed effort to expand Medicaid by House Democrats the New Hampshire Democratic Party is launching a new online effort to show taxpayers across the state exactly how much Republicans are costing them. The new website, which shows in real time how much the Senate Republicans' reckless decision to block expansion is costing us both at the state level and in individual Senate districts, can be found at www.nhdp.org/MedicaidExpansion.
As the clock struck midnight on January 1st, New Hampshire began losing $500,000 every day. Moving forward with Medicaid Expansion would expand health insurance access to 58,000 Granite Staters, bring $2.5 billion into the New Hampshire economy, create 700 jobs, and save the state $92 million. Unfortunately, despite bipartisan support for expansion Tea Party Republicans in the State Senate refused to compromise and blocked this fiscally responsible initiative.
"This new organizing tool will allow concerned taxpayers across the state to communicate exactly how much their Republican State Senators siding with the Tea Party over the people of New Hampshire is costing constituents second by second, in real time," said New Hampshire Democratic Party Communications Director Harrell Kirstein. "Republicans refusal to compromise is hurting thousands of working Granite State families who would have had expanded access to health insurance, and sending money New Hampshire paid in federal taxes to states like New Jersey, Arizona, and Ohio where conservative Republican Governors have opted for this commonsense expansion."


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A welcome for a premium car manufacturer
Construction World 1 July 2017
Why Attacq is adopting Reit structure
BusinessLive 14 June 2017
Attacq welcomes Deloitte to Waterfall City
Waterfall Estate Magazine Issue 6 2017
Attacq celebrates Mall of Africa's first birthday
Waterfall Estate Magazine Issue 5 2017
Waterfall Gauteng's new lifestyle city in the making
Waterfall Estate Magazine Issue 4 2017
Mall of Africa celebrates first year
Business Live website 28 April 2017
Mall of Africa celebrates 1st birthday
Fin24 website 26 April 2017
Second wave of Attacq development in Waterfall well underway
Waterfall Estate Magazine Issue 3 2017
Gauteng's new 'lifestyle city' welcomes BMW Group
Property24 website 24 March 2017
Setting a new benchmark
African Design Magazine March 2017
Attacq means business in Gauteng's new city
Waterfall Estate Magazine Issue 2 2017
Mall of Africa Magazine
December 2016 issue
Attacq – Strong Performance During Tough Times
Enterprise Africa Issue 53, November 2016
SA's 2016 best retail developments and designs recipients honoured
SA Commercial Prop 7 September 2016
ATTACQ wins MSCI South Africa Real Estate Award in 2016 for best performing property fund in the office sector
SA Property Insider 31 August 2016
Attacq's Bold Future Vision for Waterfall City in Midrand
Property24 7 July 2016
Attacq and Sanlam join forces for Waterfall development
BDLive 5 July 2016
Cohere now, will you!
Financial mail 30 June 2016
Mall of Africa on track to hit R2.6bn
City Press Business 19 June 2016
Finally, the Mall of Africa goes live
Waterfall Estate Magazine June 2016
New iconic PwC head office arouses curiosity and turns heads!
Waterfall Estate Magazine June 2016
Novartis takes the gold!
RACA Journal 1 June 2016
Mall of Africa! The place to be!
The Eagle 16 May 2016
Degree of Awe for it's scale and exuberance
The Star 16 May 2016
Mall of Africa opens to much excitement
Asset 13 May 2016
Mall of Magnificence
Waterfall Estate Magazine Issue 3 2016
Happy Shoppers
Midrand Reporter 6 May 2016
Mall of Africa opens with specials galore
Sandton Chronicle 6 May 2016
Mall of Africa opens to hoardes of people
Fourways Review 6 May 2016
Largest single-phase shopping centre now open
Business Day Home Front 6 May 2016
Mall of Africa set to take the shine from surrounding centres
MoneyWeb 5 May 2016
Shop Talk
Financial Mail 4 May 2016
Mall mania continues
Financial Mail 4 May 2016
New Gauteng Mall boosts economy
Daily Sun 3 May 2016
News you should know
Sunday Tribune 1 May 2016
Economy in a slide? Not at the Mall of Africa
City Press Business 1 May 2016
Consumerism gone mad
City Press Voices 1 May 2016
Interview with Morne Wilken
Pretoria FM 30 April 2016
Southern Africa's largest single-phase shopping centre now open
Sunday Times, Weekend Post 30 Apr 2016
James Ehlers onBusiness this week
CNBC Africa 29 Apr 2016
Opportunity calls, but timing is key
Financial Mail Investors Monthly 29 April 2016
Mall of Africa to open
Sandton Chronicle and Fourways Review 29 April 2016
Mall boosts business
Midrand Reporter 29 April 2016
Mall of Africa catalyst for more growth
Business Report – The Mercury, The Star and Pretoria News 29 April 2016
Inkopie-wonder amptelik oop
Beeld Eiendom en veilings 29 April 2016
Throngs greet new mall
Sowetan 29 April 2016
Skep langdurige groei vir Midrand
Beeld Sake24 29 April 2016
News Leader
Business Day TV 28 Apr 2016
Business Day TV 28 Apr 2016
Business Day TV 28 Apr 2016
Business Day TV 28 Apr 2016
An interview with Louis van der Watt CEO Atterbury regarding the opening of the Mall of Africa
PowerFM Power Breakfast 28 April 2016
Mall of Africa adds to glut in retail space
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Mega Mall of Africa open for business
New Age 28 April 2016
SA gets largest Cotton On store in the world
Business Day 26 April 2016
Mall Of Africa Set To Open Its Doors
Pretoria News 25 April 2016
Monster Mall Set To Dilute Spend Elsewhere
Sunday Times – Business Times 24 April 2016
All Roads Lead To The New Mall Of Africa Courtesy Of Its Centralised Location
Weekend Argus – Sunday Property 24 April 2016
Shoppers paradise
The Star – Verve 22 April 2016
Giant Mall of Africa opening next weekend
The Star – Verve 20 April 2016
Louis van der Watt RSG-geldsake studio in conversation with Andries van Zyl
RSG 18 April 2016
Cobus Van Heerden, Director of Retail on ENCA
ENCA Moneyline 18 Apr 2016
Wie is bang vir te min voete?
Rapport 17 April 2016
Mall of Dreams
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All roads lead to the new Mall of Africa
Shopping and Retail SA 1 April 2016
Joburg Exceeds Funding Targets
Citizen 1 April 2016
Johrne van Huyssteen spoke with Development Manager Evert Kleynhans from Atterbury Property Holdings about the Mall of Africa that is currently under construction in Midrand
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A Building with a Twist
Earthworks Magazine 1 Feb 2016
A New Horizon for PwC
Waterfall Estate Magazine Issue 11 2015
RDDA 2015 Winners Announced
Shopping SA 1 November 2015
Morné Whitehead on Die Groot Ontbyt
Groot FM and kykNET 23 Sep 2015
Deals dry up for Attacq
Money Web 23 Sep 2015
Waterfall Estates Newsletter
September 2015 issue
Waterfall Estate secures slice of key HQ market
Engineering News 20 Aug 2015
Global corporate firms prefer Waterfall City as their base
Sunday Tribune Business Report 2 Aug 2015
Mall of Africa an enticing retail proposition at 90% let
Shopping and Retail SA 29 July 2015
Mall of Africa
Power FM 3 July 2015
Architect and Builder Jul 2015
Novartis head office
Architect and Builder July 2015
Waterfall announced as the new business home of Hilti, Stryker and Schneider Electric
Sapoa Property Developer 1 May 2015
Top brands line up for the Mall of Africa
The Citizen Business 24 April 2015
Mall of Africa
Architect & Specificator 25 March 2015
Radio Pretoria: Klank Koerant Oggend Uitgawe 19 Mar 2015
Traffic relief for N1 on the cards at last
Record East 28 Feb 2015
Traffic relief for N1 on the cards at last
Record – Pretoria Far East 28 Feb 2015
New bridge to ease traffic
Midrand Reporter 28 Feb 2015
Traffic relief for N1 on cards
Centurion Record 20 Feb 2015
Waterfall's overpass to ease Midrand traffic
Weekend Argus Sunday Business Report 20 Feb 2015
Attacq secured new PwC Head Office
Waterfall Estate Magazine Issue 2 2015
Waterfall Estate's new N1 highway overpass bridge to improve midrand traffic flows
Waterfall Estate Magazine Issue 2 2015
Eco-friendly landscaping for Cell C
Earthworks Magazine 1 Feb 2015
Mighty Mall flexes its muscle
Civil Engineering 1 Feb 2015
Leading the pack
Earthworks Magazine 1 Feb 2015
PWC's 1.5bn offices under construction
Cape Times Business Report 29 Jan 2015
Servest and Colgate Palmolive select Waterfall Business Estate for their new corporate offices
Waterfall Estate Magazine Issue 1 2015
Construction of SA's new mega mall
Shopping and Retail 14 Nov 2014
What does 2015 have in store for Waterfall Estate
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Waterfall Estate continued to grow in 2014
Waterfall Estate Magazine Issue 11 2014
Weston South Africa ready to move into Waterfall Estate
Waterfall Estate Magazine Issue 8 2014
Premier selects Waterfall Estate as their office home
Waterfall Estate Magazine Issue 8 2014
Waterfall Business Estate welcomes Cummins and Honda
Waterfall Estate Magazine Issue 7 2014
Waterfall City Launched
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The Ripple Effect of the Waterfall Business Estate
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Attacq lists on the JSE
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Are Your Microservices Naked and Afraid?
Alan Ho and Sandeep Murusupalli discuss the right type of protection (OAuth/Throttling) and monitoring (e.g. bot monitoring) needed to be put in place to properly manage microservices.
Access and Secret Management in Cloud Services
Ryan Lane talks about the concepts and tooling for wrangling identity, access management, and secrets (passwords, ssl certificates, access tokens, etc.) in cloud services.
Two-Factor Authentication
Phil Nash takes a look at generating one time passwords, implementing two-factor authentication in web applications and the use cases for QR codes.
Light and Fluffy APIs in the Cloud
Shiva Narayanaswamy discusses event driven architectures, serverless architectures, identity management and security related to building APIs in the cloud.
Securing Microservices with Spring Cloud Security
Will Tran talks about the authentication and authorization scenarios that one may encounter once he starts building out microservices.
Privacy is Always a Requirement
Eleanor McHugh shares insights on digital privacy, encouraging others to gather the minimum information possible about their users in order to serve their needs.
Federating the AWS CLI with an Identity Provider
Paul Moreno shows how to federate AWS IAM permissions, roles, and users with a directory service such as LDAP or Active Directory with an Identity Provider.
Practical Insights when Designing an API from Scratch
Paul Glavich discusses design decisions to be made when building a new API regarding versioning, hypermedia usage, authentication and other aspects.
Securing Your Grails App - Beyond Authentication & Authorization
Colin Harrington warns that application security is not a concern that we can ignore. Vulnerabilities come from various angles, but it is important to stay aware so we can recognize and thwart threats
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David Syer explores the new features in Spring OAuth2, providing guidance on what to use and when, and showing how easy they are to enable quickly.
Learning Rails for Fun and Nonprofit
Scott Smerchek presents the benefits of using a nonprofit web project to learn Rails and what he learned while building LoveKC.org, introducing various Rails topics.
Have You Seen Spring Lately?
Josh Long introduces some of the latest Spring features supporting HATEOAS-compliant and OAuth-secured REST services, NoSQL and Big Data, Websockets, OAuth, open-web security and mobile.