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Independent Boutique Fashion - Retail Sales
A Far East clothing brand, opening their first UK store in the West End in summer 2017, is looking for a dedicated retail assistant to contribute towards the development of a new clothing brand in the UK market. The role requires someone with high-end independent boutique fashion retail experience and a strong interest in international, alternative fashion styles.
This would suit someone looking to work in an independent, boutique store with a bohemian or alternative style - NOT brands such as Louis Vuitton, Gucci or Chanel.
- 1+ year experience within independent, boutique fashion retail
- Strong interest in international fashion
- Drawn to alternative, bohemian or boutique independent fashion trends with an edge - NOT major international brands like Chanel, D&G or Louis Vuitton
- Experience in new store openings would be highly beneficial
If your application is successful, you will be contacted within two working days. We regret that due to the high volume of applications we receive we cannot provide feedback on individual CVs.


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The L.A. Blues' penchant for falling behind, and for coming from behind, were on full display Friday night in Wilmington, N.C., as the West Coast's only USL Pro side began its final road trip of the regular season.
That they couldn't hold onto the point was just one more disappointment in a season that's wobbled between good and bad -- and already has been rewarded with a playoff berth.
Andriy Budnyy's was-it-cheeky-or-unintentional clip over goalkeeper Amir Abedzadeh in the 78th minute lifted the Hammerheads to a playoff-clinching 2-1 victory over the Blues before a club-record crowd of 5,783. Manny Guzman, left alone on a corner kick, provided Wilmington (13-6-3) a 31st-minute lead, and Peter Byers scored a fine goal from Josh Tudela's long ball to bring L.A. (8-6-7) even in the 62nd.
The Blues, who are chasing Rochester (11-7-4) and Harrisburg (9-6-7) in the National Division, play Sunday at Antigua Barracuda (8-13-2), then finish up next weekend with games against Richmond at Cal State Fullerton and Norco College.
L.A., playing a brutal 11-games-in-one-month schedule to close the regular season, have won just once in five games, and chemistry rather than weariness might be the prime culprit. There have been many roster changes, especially up top, with Antiguan star Byers, Mexican youngster Jonathan de Leon and now Armenian attacker Artur Aghasyan added to a multinational corps during the summer transfer window.
The L.A.-based Aghasyan, cousin of Russian League star Yura Movsisyan, came to the Blues after he was released by Real Salt Lake after making just one MLS appearance. RSL was former Pasadena City College star Movsisyan's second MLS club.
Byers has been the most productive. He scored for the third successive game and has seven in an abbreviated campaign, including a month with Antigua at the start of the season.
The Blues are six points behind the Rochester Rhinos, which was routed, 3-0, Friday night by Charlotte; and three in back of the Harrisburg City Islanders, which drew, 0-0, with FC New York -- a result that completed the National Division playoff field, giving the Pittsburgh Riverhounds the final slot.

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As the flu that's developed spreads through the globe over the last couple of days I have noticed how serious China is taking the virus. On route from Cebu its all over the Chinese newspapers and the things they are putting into place to restrict the movement of the virus. When we landed the next thing was an announcement from the pilot that there would be screening when we departed into the airport and if we had travelled to the affected country to please step forward. As we headed out towards the exit area and immigration screening was going on and a lot of the staff are wearing surgical masks. I have to admit China has taken great steps in stopping it spreading aswell as the fact some leading biologists are working on a way to quickly identify the virus. The big question has the world taken it too seriously? time will tell as I know there are a lot more deadly viruses that kill people every year yet we pretty much ignore them.
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Apartmani Nives Guest House Dubrovnik
Nikole Bozidarevica, Dubrovnik, Croatia
Apartmani Nives apartment is located in a cultural area of Dubrovnik in close proximity to Stradun, Dubrovnik Cable Car and Old Town. The apartment is set in a Baroque building in Dubrovnik.
Walls of Dubrovnik are within a 5-minute walk.
The apartment offers rooms with flat-screen TV, heating, free Wi-Fi, a dining area and an iron with ironing board as well as double beds. A private bathroom is at guests' disposal.
Kitchen amenities feature a fridge, an electric kettle, a microwave and kitchenware.
20 minutes by car from Dubrovnik airport.
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- Older children/adults may stay at the price of EUR 10 per person per night in an extra bed.
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Operations - Securities Division Operations - Exchange & Clearance Ops - Analyst - Jersey City
Operations is a dynamic, multi-faceted division that partners with all parts of the firm to provide banking, securities, and asset management services to clients around the world. In addition, Operations provides essential risk management and controls to preserve and enhance the firm's assets and its reputation. For every new product launched and every trade executed, it is Operations that develops and manages the processes and controls that enable business flow.
Are you looking to for an opportunity to be part of a team that works directly with trading desks, exchanges, non-displayed liquidity providers, technology teams, and other business partners to manage post execution risk and design effective controls? Exchange and Clearing Operations (ECO) is seeking an Analyst or Associate who is looking for an opportunity to apply risk management and problem solving skills to manage post execution risk while implementing effective control that allows business partners to scale their execution and clearing businesses.
OUR IMPACT Operations is a dynamic, multi-faceted division that partners with all parts of the firm to deliver banking, sales and trading and asset management capabilities to clients around the world. In addition, Operations provides essential risk management and control to preserve the firm's assets and its reputation.
For every trade agreed, every new product launched or market entered, every transaction completed, it is Operations that develops the processes and controls that makes business flow. Exchange and Clearing Operations support the Securities Division. This group focuses on equity and Fixed Income products and manages controls that focus on post execution and clearing risks.
The role requires managing key trading relationships, partnering with technology and exchanges to ensure the appropriate connectivity and clearing agreements are in place before clients can execute in the market. ECO team is also focused on improving straight through processing (STP) rates by enhancing existing trade workflows and trade reconciliations.
- Grow and challenge a talented group of individuals at varying stages of their career
- Manage the risk of multiple functions that span the life cycle of equity and Fixed Income products
- Providing thought leadership and growing the control and client service strategy
- Establish new controls for by partnering with Technology to design, build, and operate in a straight through processing (STP) environment
- Responsible for the implementation of the control framework as part of new business/activities and migration to strategic architecture
- Develop business intelligence capabilities able to identify risk
- Partner with Securities Division Operations (SDO) and GSS business action client requests for new trading flows
- Work with customers and counterparties to finalize details of clearing agreements
- Foster relationships across multiple areas in the Firm including trading desks, operations, technology, legal and compliance departments and global groups
- Keep up-to-date with regulatory change and participate in industry forums
- Champion reengineering programs with the goal of increasing efficiencies globally
- Strong analytical and problem-solving capabilities
- Self-motivated and proactive team player, who takes ownership and accountability of projects, has strong organizational skills as well as the ability to effectively manage competing priorities
- Strong verbal and written communication skills with the ability to influence a wide range of stakeholders
- Flexible and able to work well under pressure
- Proactive, self-motivated individual with high levels of ownership, and driven to achieve
- Highly organized individual with attention to detail and excellent follow-through skills
- Comprehensive knowledge of Equity and Fixed Income products
- Ability to balance tactical and strategic thinking
- Risk management focus
- Project management, change management or process improvement experience is a plus
The Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. is a leading global investment banking, securities and investment management firm that provides a wide range of financial services to a substantial and diversified client base that includes corporations, financial institutions, governments and individuals. Founded in 1869, the firm is headquartered in New York and maintains offices in all major financial centers around the world.
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Zu Online: Training on Treacherous Terrain
Wan Mountain in Zu Online( http://zu.igg.com/ ) was originally where the great master of the Sun Warriors, Master Mind, cultivated his spirit. The Sun Warriors of Wan Mountain originally took the leading role in the direction of the Good forces. However, after Master Mind ascended to heaven, the Flame Master conspired with dark forces, culminating in the incident with the Fire Vessel, and after driving the moderate Master Dazang away, he established his control over the Sun Warriors of Wan Mountain. Soon after that, the Flame Master was lured by Blood Demon into training the Bloodfire Strike ability and eventually leading to the corruption of the once revered Sun Warriors of Wan Mountain.
Wan Mountain is now a good place for Level 120+ players to train. Listed below are the most common, though not easy, monsters on Wan Mountain. Slay them and you will progress very quickly.
Ophidian Man (Level 120)
They belong to the same clan as the Snakey Men in Miracle Town. They escaped to Wan Mountain in a panic after hearing of the fall of Miracle Town.
Snailman (Level 125)
They escaped to Wan Mountain during the Turmoil of Sky Lake, but they became evil monsters after imbibing the tainted water in Sky Lake.
Elite Archer (Level 132)
They are very capable pawns of the Flame Master. The crossbow in their hand is a powerful talisman which can attack at will and hit an enemy critically every time.
Dryad (Level 137)
The Dryads have been living in the Charitable Woods for generations. They are all endowed with the Far-sight Spirit and therefore very gentle. Nevertheless, they have never shown mercy to invaders.
Mephet (Level 148)
They are very fierce, giant birds adopted by the Flame Master. They all have extremely tough wings.
Flame Master (Level 170)
The Flame Master was originally one of the most talented apprentices of Master Mind. He is very clever, but narrow-minded and always seeking to prevail over others. However, Master Dazang, who was one of his fellow apprentices, has often defeated him, leading to an intense rivalry.
The restoration of the dignity of the Sun Warriors of Wan Mountain, as well as your own training, is all up to you.
For more information, please visit http://zu.igg.com/news/newscon.php?aid=1650 .
The First Live Expansion for Warhammer Online: Age of Reckoning
The Armies of WAR Prepare to Go Berserk Over Dwarf Slayer and Orc Choppa Careers, New 'Land of the Dead' Dungeon Zone, and Live Events
GOA and Mythic Entertainment, an Electronic Arts Inc. studio, announced the new "Call to Arms" live expansion for its award-winning MMORPG, Warhammer Online: Age of Reckoning (WAR). Call to Arms will introduce an array of new content for WAR players, including two highly anticipated new careers – the Orc Choppa and the Dwarf Slayer – and a new dungeon zone called "Land of the Dead," set in the desert realm of the Tomb Kings.
The Call to Arms live expansion, set to roll out for free in early March and running through the beginning of June, will also include three in-game live events, a new Realm vs. Realm (RvR) Scenario, added functionality to the Realm Wars section of the WAR website, the opening of the official WAR Forums, and a new free trial version of the game.
"Since the launch of Warhammer Online: Age of Reckoning, Mythic Entertainment and GOA have been committed to bringing European players a rich and enjoyable MMORPG experience"said Ghislaine Le Rhun Gautier, CEO of GOA. "The integration of these high quality, free 'live expansions' is a testament to both companies' continuing dedication to WAR players in 2009."
"The launch of Warhammer Online: Age of Reckoning was only the first step in our ongoing quest to make a great MMORPG that players will enjoy for years to come. Over the next few months, we are going to be treating our players to the first of our 'live expansions' planned for the game," said Mark Jacobs, VP and general manager of Mythic Entertainment. "With the addition of new careers and a huge Tomb Kings dungeon that is the spiritual successor to the Dark Age of Camelot™ dungeon, Darkness Fall, Call to Arms is an outstanding example of the massive amount of free content we are committed to delivering to WAR players now and in the future."
Call to Arms Live Expansion Schedule
- 'Call to Arms: Bitter Rivals Bitter Rivals' Live Event (March) : Successful completion allows head start access to the new Orc Choppa and Dwarf Slayer careers. The event will also include the new Chaos-themed RvR Scenario, Twisting Tower.
- Two New Careers Join WAR (March): The Orc Choppa and Dwarf Slayer answer the Call to Arms.
- 'Call to Arms: Beyond the Sands' Live Event (April): Details to be revealed soon!
- 'Call to Arms: Rise of the Tomb Kings' Live Event (May): The race between Order and Destruction players begins to unlock the Land of the Dead for their Realm.
- 'Land of the Dead' Opens (June):The deserts of Nehekhara open to players with the addition of a new RvR-gated dungeon zone. To gain access to the Land of the Dead, opposing Realms must battle for control of the zone to access dozens of new Public Quests, instanced lairs, and a massive new Tomb Kings dungeon to plunder in search of the Casket of Souls.
More details on these and other new features soon to invade the Age of Reckoning will be revealed as the launch of Call to Arms grows near.
Bitter Rivals Answer the Call to Arms!
The Orc Choppa and Dwarf Slayer may be bitter enemies, but they have at least one thing in common: they live, eat, and breathe close-quarters melee combat. Choppas are ornery and savage, with a one track mind dead seat on bashin' heads! This savage dedication makes them ferocious fighters, wreaking havoc throughout enemy lines purely for the sake of satisfying their own self-indulgent bloodlust.
The Slayer is driven by a solemn oath to atone for past sins through an honorable death in combat. However, Dwarfs are a stubborn folk and dying quietly is simply not in their nature. Slayers therefore become ruthless and terrifying fighters, throwing themselves into battle with no regard for their own well-being.
"The Orc Choppa and Dwarf Slayer are two of the most iconic characters in the Warhammer universe, and I have no doubt WAR fans will go berserk for them," said Jeff Hickman, executive producer of Warhammer Online: Age of Reckoning. "Choppas represent the pure anarchy that the Greenskins embody, and the crazed, mohawk-sporting Slayers are their ideal archenemy. It won't be long before you see both of them adding a new level of insanity to the Age of Reckoning!"
Based on the popular tabletop war game from Games Workshop, Warhammer Online: Age of Reckoning features revolutionary Realm vs. Realm conflict that will provide an engaging battleground for years to come. Available for PC and rated 12+.
To answer the Call to Arms and learn more about the live expansion, as well as the new careers, read the January issue of the WAR monthly newsletter at www.war-europe.com
Computer and Video Game Industry Tops $21 Billion in 2008
December Software Sales Help Set New Record
Overall computer and video game industry hardware, software and peripheral sales climbed to $21 billion in 2008, with entertainment software sales comprising $11.7 billion of that total figure — a 22.9% jump over the previous year — the Entertainment Software Association (ESA) announced today. The industry set the new record, calculated by market-research firm NPD Group, on the strength of a December sales month in which industry revenue ($5.3 billion) topped $5 billion for the first time in any single month. By comparison, as recently as 1997, the industry generated $5.1 billion over the entire year.
"Even in difficult economic times, the video game industry continues to support our country's local, state and national economies with record-breaking sales figures and rapid technological innovation," said Michael D. Gallagher, president and CEO of the ESA, the trade association representing U.S. computer and video game publishers. "Our industry's exceptional creators, artists, and storytellers, coupled with a commitment to providing unparalleled entertainment, have fueled high-octane growth, turning video games into the most sought-after medium on the market today."
"The $11.7 billion in software sales generated in 2008 is more than total industry revenues were in 2005, but even with the strong market growth of the gaming industry over the past few years, what we are seeing is an accumulation of more sales by a select group of titles," said Anita Frazier, industry analyst, The NPD Group. "In 2005, when the current console generation began to be introduced, the top 20 games of the year accounted for 9 percent of total unit sales. Today, the top 20 account for 15 percent of total unit sales."
The NPD Group revealed that, in 2008, total U.S. video game console software sales reached $8.9 billion (189.0 million units), PC game sales hit $701.4 million (29.1 million units), and portable software topped last year's record sales with $2.1 billion (79.5 million units) in revenue. Overall, retailers sold approximately 297.6 million computer and video games last year.
In 2008, family-friendly video games once again dominated the market, with games that the Entertainment Software Rating Board rated "Everyone 10+" and lower accounting for over half of all sales.(1) Games rated "T" for "Teen," meanwhile, accounted for 26.7 percent of all sales, while "Mature (M)" games made up only 15.9 percent of the market. Underscoring the trend, the "Family Entertainment" video game category again finished the year as the most popular game genre, with more than 19 percent of all sales.
The Entertainment Software Association is the U.S. association dedicated to serving the business and public affairs needs of companies publishing interactive games for video game consoles, handheld devices, personal computers, and the Internet. The ESA offers services to interactive entertainment software publishers including a global anti-piracy program, owning the E3 Expo, business and consumer research, federal and state government relations, First Amendment and intellectual property protection efforts. For more information, please visit www.theESA.com.
The NPD Group is the leading provider of reliable and comprehensive consumer and retail information for a wide range of industries. Today, more than 1,600 manufacturers, retailers, and service companies rely on NPD to help them drive critical business decisions at the global, national, and local market levels. NPD helps clients to identify new business opportunities and guide product development, marketing, sales, merchandising, and other functions. Information is available for the following industry sectors: automotive, beauty, commercial technology, consumer technology, entertainment, fashion, food and beverage, foodservice, home, office supplies, software, sports, toys, and wireless. For more information, visit http://www.npd.com/.
(1) According to NPD's 2008 sales data, 45.3% of games were rated "E," and 12.1% were rated "E10+."
Source: Entertainment Software Association
Valentine's Day-Event in Runes of Magic has just begun
For those players who want to flee from the cold of winter, they can now indulge themselves in spring fever as love is in the air of Taborea. A Valentine's Day event has just started in Runes of Magic and marks the beginning of an extensive series of events that awaits players of Frogsters' fantasy online-role-playing game during 2009.
From today until Valentine's Day on February 14th 2009, fans with a sweet tooth are invited to produce in-game chocolate to strengthen their in-game characters. During this time friends of flowers will also be able to obtain rose seeds on a daily basis. If cared for these flowers will bloom and grant growers a strong buff. To compensate players for all their efforts, roses will be exchanged for special gift boxes. With a bit of luck and perseverance, gardeners will find one of two time-limited mounts designed exclusively for this event: a Pegasus or unicorn. Those who collect 30 roses during the event will be awarded a special title as a reward
Runes of Magic started the open beta with an English and a German version in the middle of December 2008. All interested players can now download the online-role playing game and enter into the fantasy world after creating an account for free on www.runesofmagic.com.
Runes of Magic – a world full of wizardry and adventure
With an extensive range of features Runes of Magic prepares to redefine the standard of free2play MMO games. Runes of Magic conveys an absorbing story through more than 1.000 quests embedded in an atmospheric fantasy setting. Players can choose between six main classes and combined with a secondary class they present 30 individual combinations of character classes over all. All characters possess unique skills with impressive combo attacks and can use mounts like war horses and more. A particularly attractive feature for guilds and players is the possibility to arrange their own virtual homes with individual furnishing. Thanks to an extensive crafting and reputation system, thrilling PVP, as well as demanding dungeons and boss-monsters, no wishes remain unsatisfied. The Taiwanese developer Runewaker has developed Runes of Magic according to western MMO standards within a time frame of three years. The studio will provide new challenges for players every three to four months with free add-ons and updates. MMO fans can find more information, pictures and videos on the official website www.runesofmagic.com.
- Free2play: no monthly fees, free download
- Extensive dual class system (six primary and secondary classes)
- Versatile spell- and attack-combinations
- Enthralling background story
- More than 1.000 quests and quest series on launch
- No zone boundaries thanks to seamless architecture
- Dungeons: Instanced and tile based as well as persistent
- Individually developable skills and spells
- Armour sets with special bonuses
- Dynamic item system with hundreds of runes for upgrading
- Optional PvP system with arena battles and guild wars
- Ranking system with player-ranking lists
- Multitude of unique mounts
- Epic crafting system with the chance to improve existing items
- Personalization of player houses through individual furnishing
- Reputation system
- Customisable user interface with the option to use Add-Ons
- Map and radar system to find dealers, resources and quests easily
- In-game auction houses for trading items
- Teleport-Runes for instant travel
- Mouse and keyboard controls for movement
- Regular updates with new content
- Cross-server fights in three-server-battle in development
- Guild houses in special zones in development
Design the CITIES XL Collector's Edition
Monte Cristo offers fans a chance to determine the content for the Collector's Edition of their upcoming next-gen city builder
Monte Cristo, developers of the upcoming next-generation city-building game, CITIES XL™, is offering fans a unique opportunity to help design the Collector's Edition of the game. Visitors to the official Web site can submit suggestions and vote on current ideas for the Collector's Edition, which Monte Cristo is planning to release alongside a standard retail package in Q2 2009.
To submit an idea, or vote on current ideas, please visit –
CITIES XL™ allows gamers to develop cities on realistic 3D maps using an incredible collection of unique structures and monuments based on American, Asian and European-influenced architectural styles. The maps feature a variety of environments: mountains, hills, canyons, beaches and islands, all set in different climates from tropical to desert, Mediterranean to temperate. Players must create the right combinations of social services, leisure activities, special events and other job opportunities within their cities in order to feed, clothe, employ and entertain their citizens. Be it planning and building a new zoo, public park, residential neighborhood or transit system – there's always a fresh and exciting challenge for would-be city managers and mayors in CITIES XL™.
The game's online features and services will allow players to create interconnected cities on virtual and persistent planets. Mayors can share and trade with one another, specialize their economy and team up with befriended cities to create sprawling metropolises. Life on the planet will be punctuated by events and competitions – a concert held in one town may, for example, be attended by visitors from other areas who can also enjoy a walk around the city to admire the urban creations of multiple players. By combining a fantastic single-player game with the social and multiplayer aspects of an MMO, CITIES XL™ will shape the future of the genre by offering more variety, bigger cities and multiple gameplay layers.
For more information about CITIES XL™, which will ship in 2009, please join the continuously growing community at www.citiesxl.com
New Feature Lets CABAL Online Players Spin for Prizes
OGPlanet, a publisher of massively multiplayer online games, announced the Nevareth Arcade System for its popular MMORPG, CABAL Online. This system, referred to as NAS for short, acts like a capsule machine, adding a fun spin to the game.
To play NAS, players must purchase or win Silver or Bronze Tickets that can be redeemed for Medals. Each spin costs 10 Cabal Medals and is guaranteed to result in a useful in-game item, but some lucky winners will receive each month's special items. At launch, grand-prize winners can receive the dark Epaulette of Night Walkers, the cool Hip Hop Spirit costume, or even a Little Gry pet!
"The Nevareth Arcade System is going to be a huge addition to CABAL," explained Chris Woolley, CABAL Online's Associate Producer. "The system itself is fun, plus you are guaranteed to get a great item to use in-game. I think our players will really enjoy NAS."
CABAL Online
In CABAL Online, players are called upon to protect the people of Nevareth from an evil entity known as Cabal. Set in a diverse environment that includes ice temples, forgotten ruins, desert hideaways, mutant forests and volcanic citadels, CABAL engages players with dynamic quests that tie-in beautifully to the game's storyline and more than 300 dungeons to explore. CABAL includes both Player vs. Environment and Player vs. Player gameplay, with some servers designated specifically for PvP combat, and a unique Player Kill system.
CABAL Online can be downloaded at http://cabal.ogplanet.com/.
Weapons added to the free web MMORPG Golemizer
Dave Toulouse, an independent game developer, announced a new weapon system in the free web MMORPG Golemizer (http://www.golemizer.com).
A free 2D steampunk MMORPG, Golemizer requires no download or plug-in to play and features a rich sandbox environment.
Opening doors to a new way of playing in Golemizer, the weapon system allows players to enter combat side by side with the golems they have created.
Faithful to the steampunk theme, the following weapons are the first to make their appearance in Golemizer:
- Junk Shotgun, shooting anything but bullets
- Steam Thrower, fire is overrated
- Slime Gun, firing toxic waste
- Raygun, typical deadly steampunk weapon
- Time Warper, freeze your opponents in time
Just like any other items found in Golemizer, all weapons are entirely crafted and customized by players through 27 new weaponsmithing skills. Once a weapon is crafted, expert weapon smiths will be able to experiment on them to try to improve theirs properties (range, damages, accuracy and failure risk). With the addition of weapons in the game, players can expect new high-end content and new systems in following updates.
Since its release in September 2008, more than 14 000 players have roamed the creative world of Golemizer. In their journey, they have created 400 quests, using the player created quest system, crafted over 400 000 items and created more than 2 000 new zones using the player dungeon system.
The free-to-play MMORPG Dragonica unveils its multiplayer PvP system
The free-to-play MMORPG Dragonica unveils its multiplayer PvP system
Dragonica, the free-to-play 3D side-scrolling MMORPG, will be available this Spring in English, French and German from the http://www.gpotato.eu portal. While the gPotato team prepares for the European launch, we are proud to announce information about the PvP system which will be available to all players once they reach Level 20.
Dragonica's PvP features frantic arcade-style action, a straightforward and easy to use interface and epic battles allowing up to ten players to battle head-to-head. Players have the choice of a variety of options to play alone or as part of a team, with free for all, team death matches and last-man-standing modes available. There are also plenty more modes to come including capture the flag and dedicated Guild War modes.
These can be played in a variety of locations from across the land of Dragotaka. Battle on a narrow strip of land in a magma chamber deep underground or elude your foes in the mysterious labyrinth. Bring the fight to a mushroom village hidden deep in a forest or descent into the crater of an active volcano. Regular players can earn special achievements, while Combat Points earned in PvP mode can be cashed in with an in-game character for a unique set of armour to assist you in the main quest and identify as a top PvP player to the rest of the Dragonica community.
Whether you are a hardcore or casual player, you can quickly jump between the main quest and battle modes. Starting or joining a multiplayer game in Dragonica is simple, easy to understand, and allows you to quickly get straight into the action with a click on the PvP button. From the matchmaking screen you can view your friends list to see who is online and join them, or browse through the games and join the match that best suits your mood and skill level.
As with all gPotato games, you will be able to download and play Dragonica for free, for life! You can discover lots of additional information, screenshots, artwork and videos about the game at the official website http://dragonica.gpotato.eu.
Dragonica is a 3D side-scrolling MMORPG available at http://www.gpotato.eu gaming portal during the Spring of 2009. With an original keyboard-controlled gameplay, a colourful universe and plenty of humour along the way, Dragonica intends to attract all types of players by offering a lot of fun and plenty of interesting content to keep players busy. For more information about the European version of Dragonica, visit the official website: http://dragonica.gpotato.eu
Voyage Century: New and Old Version Comparison
Many players have experienced the new version of Voyage Century since it's release on January 16th. Today we have invited the folks at Voyage Century to talk to you about the differences between the new version and the old one.
Difference 1: New Professions VS Non Profession Directions
Compared to the old version, which doesn't have the distinct directions of the profession development, the new version offers 5 specific professions for players to choose from, based on the most special skills of the old version. In doing so, not only is the powerful skill system maintained, but players also have a distinct direction in which to develop.
Difference 2: More mall items available in the game
In the past, we tried hard to but didn't totally solve the contradiction between mall items and in-game items until the release of the new version. Players now have a much better chance to obtain those items which previously could only be purchased in the Item Mall. In doing so, the "Free to Play" promise is really being kept.
Difference 3: Merchant Alliance System VS Simply Guild System
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Black and gold will reign supreme in Tampa Bay, according to the official EA SPORTS simulation of Super Bowl XLIII by Madden NFL 09. According to the award-winning video game, the Pittsburgh Steelers will win an unprecedented sixth Super Bowl title in a tightly contested game against the Arizona Cardinals, by a final score of 28-24.
Holding off a fourth quarter comeback by the Cardinals, the Steelers bring the Vince Lombardi trophy back to the Steel City for the second time in the past four years and for a sixth time in franchise history, setting an NFL record.
Madden NFL 09 is the most authentic and adaptable game in sports video game history, and utilizing each team's current roster and the latest player statistics, EA SPORTS matched the Pittsburgh Steelers and Arizona Cardinals in a simulation of Super Bowl XLIII. Ben Roethlisberger threw for 3 touchdowns and was named the Super Bowl MVP; joining teammate Hines Ward who was the Super Bowl XL MVP. Steelers coach, Mike Tomlin, became the youngest coach in NFL history to win a Super Bowl, at the age of 36.
The start of Super Bowl XLIII became a defensive struggle, but Pittsburgh put the first points up with a 10-yard touchdown reception to Santonio Holmes, with less than two minutes left in the first quarter.
The Cardinals returned the favor with their reinvigorated running game as Edgerrin James diced through the vaunted Steelers defense with 8-yard touchdown run, near the start of the second quarter. Pittsburgh, showing great balance, quickly swung the momentum in their favor with two consecutive touchdowns – a 10-yard scamper by "Fast" Willie Parker, and a 13-yard strike to Hines Ward. The Steelers headed into halftime with a 21-7 lead and the route appeared to be on.
Despite their high-powered air attack, Arizona coach Ken Whisenhunt, kept to the successful running attack as the third quarter opened. The Cardinals made a statement as again they punctured the Steel Curtain with an Edgerrin James 14-yard touchdown run; drawing the score to 21-14. The Steelers, unfazed, looked like they had potentially put the Cards down for good with Santonio Holmes's second touchdown reception. At the close of the third quarter, the score was 28-14 in favor of Pittsburgh.
Taking a page from the Steelers defense, the Cardinals held tough and would not surrender any additional points. This coupled with Pro-Bowl receiver, Larry Fitzgerald's 15-yard touchdown catch midway through the 4th, brought the Cards within seven points. Neil Rackers added a 45-yard field goal with 3:15 remaining in the game, closing the gap to 28-24. On the following possession, Pittsburgh was able to break through for a few first downs; leaving the Arizona comeback short.
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"Our primary goal for the Forum is to engage global corporate and industry thought leaders, and deans of engineering from around the world, to guide and lead the global engineering community into the 22nd century. Our sincere hope is that this unique event will result in a consensus view of the attributes of the global engineer and exemplary educational practices for instilling these attributes."
– Peter Kilpatrick, Matthew H. McCloskey Dean of Engineering, University of Notre Dame
Over 3 days, the first Global Engineering Deans Council (GEDC) Industry Forum will provide global industry, HR, and academic leaders a platform to exchange, learn, and share ideas about how to collaborate to best develop the next generation of engineers. Invited delegates will come from global companies and innovative SMEs, along with engineering Deans from around the world.
For the first time, this community will come together to share knowledge, network and identify partnership and collaboration opportunities. We are already sharing and discussing in our GEDC Industry Forum LinkedIn Group.
The inaugural event focused on how universities and industry can work together to develop the skills required among future generations of engineering graduates and leaders. Engineering Deans from leading global institutions as well as leaders from some of the world's top industrial companies gathered for 3 days of exchange and innovation on this critical challenge in a uniquely interactive event.
Output is being shared for wider dissemination via the GEDC's global network of events and meetings, to support the overall aim of enabling universities and employers worldwide to work efficiently together on the development of future engineers and innovators.
From 15:30 Registrations & Welcome Coffee
17:00 Introduction & Interactive Panel: "The Engineer of the Future"
Host: Dr. Peter Kilpatrick, Matthew H. McCloskey Dean of Engineering at University of Notre Dame, USA and Chair, Global Engineering Deans Council
Moderator: Ishwar Puri, Dean of the Faculty of Engineering and Professor of Mechanical Engineering, McMaster University, Canada and Host of the 2017 GEDC Conference (10-13 October 2017, Canada)
Dr. Diem Ho, University Relations, IBM Europe
Prof. Dr. Henri Werij, Dean of the Faculty of Aerospace Engineering, TU Delft, Netherlands
Dr. Theresa Mkandawire, Associate Professor and Dean of Engineering, University of Malawi – The Polytechnic, Malawi
Dr. Vincent Saubestre, Vice President Group R&D Strategy & Intelligence, Total
The Student Perspective: Global survey on workplace skills for the future, presented by a Total sponsored student.
18:30 Get to Know You Cocktail hosted by National Instruments
19:30 Networking Dinner: an informal barbeque in the CEDEP gardens hosted by AT&T
08:30 The Case for Change: Insights from an Academic and Industry Leader
Welcome: Prof. Luo Jianbin, Dean of the School of Mechanical Engineering, Tsinghua University, China
Grazia Vittadini, Executive Vice President Head of Engineering, Airbus Defence and Space
Prof. Dr. Christine Ortiz, Professor of Materials Science and Engineering, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA
09:00 Dynamic Design Groups: Rotating Brainstorm and Dialogue
Lead facilitators:
Chantal De Barra, International Publications Editor for Research, CEVIPOF, Sciences Po, France
Paul Blackmore, Divisional Head for Student Employability & Academic Success, University of Exeter, UK
12:00 Taking Up the Challenge: Delegates form Design Groups on theme of choice
Lunch is with selected Design Group
13:30 Dynamic Design Groups continue
Early evening short local visits will be proposed for those who wish (forest walk/castle and gardens/ Fontainebleau visit)
19:30 Pre-Dinner Remarks: a Conversation Between…
…Dr. Natacha DePaola, Dean of the Armour College of Engineering, Illinois Institute of Technology, USA, and
Prof. Dr. Yannis C. Yortsos, Dean of the Viterbi School of Engineering, University of Southern California, USA
20:00 Followed by dinner in the CEDEP Dome
From 07:30 Breakfast & Design Group final preparations
08:45 Dynamic Design Groups: Presentations
11:30 Conclusions & Next Steps
12:00 Canadian Lunch: see you at GEDC Niagara Falls!
From 13:00 Departures
Zinyat Agharzayeva is highly passionate MS student with proven academic background both in research and taught studies, winner of numerical paper contests and holder of B.Sc. degree in Petroleum Engineering with distinction from Istanbul Technical University. Currently, owner of TOTAL International Scholarship for pursuing double degree in Petroleum Engineering and Geo-Science at Texas A&M and IFP School.
Paul oversees a portfolio of careers and employability support, work-based learning, employer services, international experience, student engagement, academic skills and Widening Participation, working in senior roles for +25 years at the University-Business interface and speaks and provides consultancy both nationally and internationally.
At the CEVIPOF, Chantal De Barra is responsible for ensuring the international visibility of the research team and also leads a weekly seminar focusing on topics of intercultural and political interest. Since 2014, she has been a consultant at Petrus focusing largely on employability skills and cooperation between universities and the corporate world.
Dr. Natacha DePaola serves as the Carol and Ed Kaplan Armour Dean of Engineering and Professor of Biomedical Engineering at the Illinois Institute of Technology in Chicago, USA. Dr. DePaola is the GEDC Chair Elect until October 2017, when she assumes the role of GEDC Chair, serving until 2019.
Dr. Diem Ho, member of the IBM Academy of Technology since 1995, is in charge of research collaborations, skill development, providing academic access to IBM resources, and promoting education reforms to meet industry needs and societal challenges. He is a frequent invited contributor to UNESCO, OECD and European Commission conferences on skills.
Dr. Kilpatrick is Chairperson of the GEDC, and author of more than 90 refereed journal articles in the areas of colloid and interfacial science, and molecular self assembly. He is also the holder of 13 patents and has been actively engaged in two startups.
Prof. Jianbin Luo, a member of Chinese Academy of Science, has been working on lubrication theory and nanomanufacturing for more than 20 years. In 2013, he received the STLE International Award. He has published more than 300 papers, 2 books and holds more than 50 authorized patents.
A serial entrepreneur, with a passion for unlocking value in organisations and people, Jens is the master designer of learning, development and innovation processes. He was a pioneer in e-learning and the internet economy, and spent years coaching companies on developing Blue Ocean strategies. Thought provoking, enthusiastic, supportive and thoughtful, he's the catalyst of all the exchanges at CEDEP.
Dr. Theresa Mkandawire is a trained civil engineer with over 19 years' experience lecturing at University level specializing in water quality and supply, sanitation, wastewater treatment, and Water Resources Management. Dr. Mkandawire is also the first Vice President of Malawi Institution of Engineers.
At MIT, Dr. Ortiz is currently the Morris Cohen Professor of Materials Science and Engineering, and served as the Dean for Graduate Education between 2010 and 2016. Dr. Ortiz is also the founder of a new nonprofit postsecondary educational institution that seeks to create an inclusive and modernized model of science and technology-focused higher education.
Dr. Ishwar K. Puri, Dean of Engineering at McMaster University in Canada, is a Fellow of the Canadian Academy of Engineering, and of ASME and AAAS, chairs the National Council of Deans of Engineering and Applied Science, has authored over 160 publications with 4,900 citations and H-Index of 39, writes on technology and society, and has been a TEDx speaker.
Dr. Saubestre started his career in 1990 at Total and has worked in Operations, Business Development and R&D in seven countries. He is currently working at company headquarters in Paris to implement an R&D Strategy for the Total Group following a corporate reorganization supporting Total's ambition to become the 'Responsible Energy Major'.
Grazia Vittadini was appointed Executive Vice President Head of Engineering in January 2017, and is a member of the Executive Committee of Airbus Defence and Space. She started her career on the Italian side of the Eurofighter Consortium, before joining Airbus Operations in Germany in 2002 and setting on her path towards senior management positions.
My academic education took place at the University of Leiden, in the field of atomic physics. After obtaining my PhD I worked at the University of Colorado (JILA) and the University of Amsterdam. After that I joined TNO, working in the fields of space instrumentation and semiconductor equipment. Since June 1st 2017 I am Dean of the Aerospace Engineering faculty at the Delft University of Technology.
Petrus Communications is a multi-award winning international agency that specialises in linking our clients - engineering and business employers - with students and the global education community. Kirsten founded Petrus in France in 2005 and now leads a team of 30 research, communication and digital communication experts creating and implementing projects world-wide.
Leads global team responsible for defining and promoting software technologies. David Wilson is ensuring proficiency development of National Instruments' platform in both education and industry. Joined National Instruments in 1991 and has held roles in sales and marketing. He is member of several corporate boards, is an avid maker, inventor and evangelist for STEM activities, and holds two patents. Holds a Bachelors degree in Physics from the State University of New York.
Dr. Yortsos is the Chester F. Dolley Professor of Chemical and Petroleum Engineering and also holds the Zohrab A. Kaprielian Dean's Chair in Engineering at USC. In his capacity as dean, Dr. Yortsos leads the Viterbi School with more than 6,000 undergraduate and graduate students, more than 300 faculty, and annual research expenditures of more than $185M.
CEDEP in Fontainebleau is a highly regarded international executive education centre less than 1 hour from central Paris and nearby airports.
CEDEP's campus is an open creative design space designed exclusively to encourage innovation and inspiration. It has a variety of spaces available which are continually adapting and are ideal for the type of work that will take place at the Industry Forum.
"CEDEP is delighted to welcome the GEDC Industry Forum. An executive development club with nearly 50 years' experience, CEDEP prides itself on bringing together people, values and ideas to transform and improve organisations around the globe. Our campus offers the ideal environment for learning and sharing, as well as the space and tranquility for innovation and experimentation."
– Thomas Hinterseer, Managing Director, CEDEP
Fontainebleau, France will provide the backdrop to the GEDC Industry Forum activities. Fontainebleau is an ideal mix of tranquillity and excitement found only in a small city with rich history, surrounded by one of the country's most beautiful forests.
Attractions in Fontainebleau include traditional French markets; an historic local artists' village; leisure options such as Olympic-level sports facilities, a golf course where the USA Ryder Cup team trains, horse-riding, cycling and rock climbing. Fontainebleau's famous Château is a UNESCO world heritage site.
The city centre and Château are a 15-minute walk from the CEDEP campus.
Total is a leading energy player on the international stage, and the fifth-largest publicly-traded integrated international oil and gas company in the world. Almost 100,000 Total employees leverage their knowledge and expertise to discover, produce, refine and convert oil and gas into products and services for customers worldwide. Total is also developing energies that can partner oil and gas — today, solar energy and tomorrow, biomass fuels. As a responsible corporate citizen, Total focuses on ensuring that its operations consistently deliver economic, social and environmental benefits.
NI (ni.com) empowers engineers and scientists with a software-centric platform that incorporates modular hardware and an expansive ecosystem. This proven approach puts users firmly in control of defining what they need to accelerate their system design within test, measurement and control. NI's solution helps build high-performance systems that exceed requirements, quickly adapt to change and ultimately improve the world.
Boeing is the world's largest aerospace company and leading manufacturer of commercial jetliners and defense, space and security systems. A top U.S. exporter, the company supports airlines and U.S. and allied government customers in 150 countries. Boeing products and tailored services include commercial and military aircraft, satellites, weapons, electronic and defense systems, launch systems, advanced information and communication systems, and performance-based logistics and training.
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General description
Life 100 years ago
Life 50 years ago
Ralph Allen
Village School
Combe School
Church of St. Michael and All Angels
Village Hall
Wheelwrights Arms
Viaduct Inn
Combe Mill
Tucking Mill
Combe Grove Manor
Brassknocker Boat Basin
Stan Wicks 1900's
Norma Reeve
Terry Love
Mines and Quarries
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view photos of our beautiful valleys.
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The Hall came into being in 1928 as the result of the efforts
of a local Committee, led by the Vicar, the Rev. Percy
Warrington, built on land conveyed from the Vaughan-Jenkins
estate. From the beginning it has operated as a Charitable
Trust, not belonging to the Parish Council or the Church, but,
as the Object of the Charity Scheme says, "for the use of the
inhabitants of the Parish of Monkton Combe..." - which in the
early years also included Combe Down.
The Management Committee must include representatives of the
Parish Council, the Church, the School and the WI, but is open
to any other member of the village who wishes to stand - and to
help in the work of maintaining and improving the Hall for the
use of the Village. These improvement include the building of a
toilet block in 1988, funded in part from the Parish Council and
local residents.
Over the years it has been indeed used by the village - from
the beginning by the Womens' Institute and the Church for
meetings, by the School as an examination room, by Scouts while
they existed, by the Home Guard during the Second World War, and
in the days before television and easy transport to other
delights, by the "Barnstormers" the village dramatic group which
staged several pantomimes and a pageant of village history which
involved almost all the inhabitants. Events which are still
fondly remembered by those who took part and still live in the
The income for the Hall is mainly dependent on lettings,
although there was a very generous and welcome legacy in 1996/7
which has been invested, but for year-on-year expenses the
Committee relies on a long-standing letting to the Oldfield Park
Table Tennis Club which meets most evenings during the winter,
plus many hirings for wedding receptions, parties, talks and so
on, with the occasional fun-raising "function" - a barbecue,
wine and cheese party or similar, with some form of
entertainment added. There have been larger dinners in the past,
among them a Tramps' dinner with fish and chips dispensed from a
very rickety pram, several successful Christmas dinners, and
others with similar "themes!, but the Committee needs more
dedicated cooks to attempt the larger efforts.
The Millennium year itself has been marked by the generous
gift by the School of a portion of the adjacent field, to be
managed by the Hall on behalf of the Parish, which will allow
some expansion space for some of the out-door functions, and the
Committee also organised a free celebration for all the village,
with wine and cheese and an excellent Irish group playing, which
must have included at least a third of those on the electoral
roll, and filled the Hall to over-capacity with joyful
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With AC and a medium-heavy foot I was getting around 11. But car was new, 2014 model. These days getting 13+ without ac same type of driving. Highway with AC I got 17, haven't tried without ac
My honda city 2010 m/t gives me 12 to 13km/l all city drive mostly short trips ! But it can easily achieve 14 to 15km/L mark
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My sister came to visit me in college all the way from Dallas, Texas! Her name is Jackie and she's 26 (almost 27, May 3rd!).She flew in late on the 7th and stayed until mid-day on the 10th. On Friday, we did all sorts of fun stuff! We took a two hour walk around campus and ended up discovering new buildings I hadn't noticed before. We also almost got hit by a train!! Okay, not really, but it was maybe a yard behind us. Jackie got a picture with the stuffed ram in the Welcome Center and then got stuck on the rock climbing wall outside the rec center (she's afraid of heights!).
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Saturday, August 26: 9 am – noon at Genesis for Dreaming and Dialoguing
Sunday, August 27: 4 pm – 6 pm at the VFW Park in Royal Oak for a picnic.
Every year, the elders and pastors go away together for a weekend to discern the 'strategic plan' that the Lord is impressing upon us for the next year. This year, we would like to widen the audience in this process. We sense that God is giving us a prophetic message and we would like the church to help interpret this message; and have ownership of what God is inviting us into this coming year. On Saturday, August 26, from 9 am – noon, we invite the whole body of Genesis to come and hear the elders tell us about the impressions they have had from The Lord. To celebrate this work we want to gather on Sunday, August 27 at the VFW Park in Royal Oak from 4 – 6 pm for an all church picnic. Please plan to join us for this weekend.
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Framed photographic print of a portrait James D. Phillips. He is portrayed in bust and is looking at the viewer. He wears a suit jacket and vest with a dark tie and a white collared shirt.
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Automotive 2030--gateway to the future The next two decades of automotive technology will set the stage for the next evolution in personal mobility.
The buzz about electric aircraft Emissions limits force the aviation industry to study hybrid and battery-electric propulsion systems. Car-to-X marks the secure beamforming spot Intelligent networking of cars and infrastructure promises a future of enhanced active safety and traffic efficiency, though as an open and decentralized system, car-to-X is exposed to various attacks against security and driver's privacy. Talking big A look at factors that should be considered by OEMs when implementing a telematics solution in the heavy-duty on- and off-highway mobile equipment markets.
Spotlight on Bernard Gilmont Ian Adcock talks with the European Aluminium Association director about light weighting and improved vehicle efficiency Hydrogen: The Power Broker Andrew English on the challenges of storing hydrogen, using metal-organic frameworks Bridging the gap In an Automotive Design exclusive, Richard Yarrow reveals the secrets behind Harman's interconnected infotainment technology
Technology crosses industry borders Between the commercial- and military - vehicle markets, knowledge sharing and tech transfer benefit both in areas such as vehicle electrification and alternative fuels.
Eco-efficient materials for bluer skies Airbus researchers discuss material options to fulfill current and potential environmental requirements over a product's in-service life.
Tier 4 for large bore Engineers show that a pre-turbine aftertreatment system offers clear and distinct benefits in terms of compact, cost-effective emissions reductions. Programmed for safety and reliability The software that adds features and functions is becoming more reliable as standards and new techniques transform design processes. Electrohydraulics improve with new lift-control strategy Fuel consumption, torque delivery, and emissions can all be improved through flexible control of the valve timing, duration, and lift.
Driving the pace of change Engineers speak out on software's impact on the automotive industry in online survey. Inside ZF's nine-speed transaxle for 2012 AEI travels to Friedrichshafen for an exclusive look at the development and technology behind the 9HP--the industry's first nine-speed transaxle slated for MY2013 production. Technology crosses industry borders Between the commercial- and military vehicle markets, knowledge sharing and tech transfer benefits both in areas such as vehicle electrification and altenative fuels. Cutting the cost of carbon Automakers streamline production to reduce the price premium for lightweight carbon fiber.
Running on fumes The trials and tribulations of a team of engineers as it strives to build a high-mileage vehicle from the ground up. BYU team brings clean water to Tanzania For its capstone project, a Brigham Young University team designed and implemented a human-powered drill with motorized functionality to provide the much-needed resource to remote populations in Africa. Mizzou Engineering Electric Car Club contributes to national safety effort University of Missouri students gather data for hybrid and electric vehicle first responder materials. Hyundai introduces Veloster The new coupe is obviously something different from a styling standpoint, and a second rear-access door on the passenger's side just adds to that distinction.
An icy reception Next-generation propulsion systems for next-generation aircraft still have to address an (ice) age old problem.
New charging technology comes with no wires attached For now, conductive charging using plugs is state of the art in the world of EV charging, but research and demonstration projects are under way to determine whether wireless charging has a future.
CAE simulation and test advance together With increasing pressures on companies to develop products faster with less cost, CAE simulation and physical test forge stronger ties.
Digital aerospace gets dynamic Aerospace design is advancing from the static to the dynamic as PLM and simulation tools enable systems architects to design validated systems earlier in the process. Internet connectivity goes worldwide Coverage permitting Web access is growing and getting faster.
2012 Verano vies for NVH benchmark General Motors 'throws the toolbox' at its new entry-level Buick as it aims to create the quietest compact in the market. Ford charges up Focus EV for 2013 With major engineering support from Magna, Ford's first battery-electric passenger car promises Leaf-blowing features including half the charge time as that claimed by Nissan using a 240-V SAE J1772 Class 2 charge source. Launch of 2012 Camry It was the best of timing, it was the worst of timing As the automotive industry still reels from economic and natural disasters, Toyota looks for blue skies ahead with the introduction of the seventh-generation Camry. New Passat marks VW's return to U.S. production The car is larger than its German-built predecessor but priced thousands of dollars less to match the C/D-class competition. The plant assembly line has 150,000 capacity, over 10 times the 2010 Passat sales volume.
Spotlight on Sanjay Ravi Mark Fletcher discovers how The Cloud can help the automotive industry Powering Aspirations Ian Adcock reviews technologies at this year's Frankfurt motor show Stop-Start Breakthrough Kami Buchholz reports on an innovative Schaeffler stop-start for automatics
I was promised flying cars Though flying cars seem unlikely to become reality anytime soon, driverless vehicle technology is improving more quickly than you might expect. Quantum leaps toward world solar car title Armed with a dramatically lighter and aerodynamically cleaner racecar, the University of Michigan team likes its chances down under in the 2011 World Solar Challenge. Designing an aerodynamic undertray for a Formula style racecar Using CFD analysis, a master's student discovers an effective design for the undertray of a Formula SAE racecar. Hypersonic possibilities When it comes to reviving high-speed air travel, it all comes down to propulsion, propulsion, propulsion.
Up in arms over robots As one-armed robots improve in accuracy, gradually expect to see more of them as the pressure grows in aerospace to augment manual labor.
Materials' effect on aftertreatment Researchers from Tenneco discuss DPF acoustic performance through an evaluation of various materials and conditions.
Advancing optical films Researchers look to technology gains made in LCD displays for TVs and other devices to improve the functionality of displays inside vehicles.
Hypersonic possibilities When it comes to reviving high-speed air travel, it all comes down to propulsion, propulsion, propulsion. Shrinking electronics help fuel rising usage Integration helps UAVs carry more sensors and send data faster, making unmanned aircraft more valuable. A greener flight path 'Eco-efficient Innovation Leading the Future of Aviation' is the theme of SAE's 2011 AeroTech conference to be held OCt. 18-21 in Toulouse, France. Manufacturing advanced materials A look at some of the challenges of additive layer manufacturing, as well as the advantages it brings to the aerospace industry.
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Nice peaceful private setting .
Easy going, clean and respectful, I am employed full time and always on time with bills. Just looking for a nice people to live with while I'm working down there, short term until I rent my home out and find a place in Castlemaine area to bring my family down. Just message me if you would like to know more. Dan
Hello dear brothers and sisters, I am clean, respectul, private friendly, strees free who walks the path I walk. I am usually outdoors or in my room and yes I don't watch tv or listen to commercial radio and living a spiritual life. Blessings Ricardo
I am an easy going, friendly, independent woman. I have recently moved back to the area from Apollo Bay and have been housesitting since mid December!! I haven't got anything after early September, when I'll be looking for more permanency... I'm positive, clean & tidy, enjoy walking, the outdoors, yoga, music and being with friends & family... hope to hear from you soon 😀😀
I'm fun, enthusiastic and peaceful! I'm down to Earth and know how to party. I have a great passion for food and will cook up a storm for you! You'll regret not living with me. Every now and again I'd like people around but just quiet drinks and in a respectful manner to your privacy and personal space. I'm a psychic so I do most of my work from home, I'm currently on the disability so I can more than afford to move out. I respect other people's space and am neat and tidy in meals areas as well as lounge areas. I clean up after myself. I'm looking for a place with my friend, so there will be two people living with you ;) if you wanna have a fun time and good chats then I'm the housemate for you.
I am looking for someone who needs a place to stay in Castlemaine from Tues evening to Saturday morning. You will have the whole unit to yourself. I will be in Melbourne for work during those days, returning saturday evening. The unit is recently renovated, clean, cute and quiet. It is a 100 metre walk to the IGA in town and a 2 minute walk to the station. Very quick to heat or cool. Shared backyard. This could well suit a commuter to castlemaine for work or someone who needs a private work space. I have a 6 year old daughter to consider so i will have to be pretty fussy about who lives here- Respectful, clean-living and kind hearted. The unit is small and completely furnished. There is some space for your stuff though. I do have nbn on a pretty small plan so will have to organise something if you want broadband. Regards, Jamieson.
we are reliable and busy couples.
I am friendly, tidy and a peace loving person. I can easily adjust to any environment.
I am a calm guy, presently pursuing my masters at RMIT. I am not party type mostly at home or college. Looking for a room which would respect privacy and is clean & tidy.
I'm 31 years old, from Colombia, i study English in greenwich college, in my free time i like yo watch tv( nextflix), run ir walk, listen, music or meditation, i considered that im easygoing personas, tidy, i hope find the perfecto place for me.
Hello everyone. I am Colombian, architect; I like everything related to art and creativity. I am very organized, responsible and respectful. I have been living in Melbourne for 1 year and I came here to learn English. I am looking for a place where I can live: clean, organized, but above all where I can practice English.
Hi, Iam an easy going person. Will keep the accommodation very clean and tidy. Easy going person. Well adjustable with flatmates.
Bus stand close by. Close to shops, post offices, restaurants. Walking distance to childcare and schools. Very tidy, neat and comfortable house.
This property is close to all amenities in Kangaroo Flat including Lansell Plaza shopping precinct and the soon to be completed Leisure Centre (early 2018). The location is quiet and the property private with the rear section being fully fenced. It has polished floor boards and a large deck with BBQ at the rear of the house. Centrally heated and ducted aircon. The front garden will be fenced in the coming months.
Hoping to move back to Bendigo after 2 years living in Melbourne. Currently studying at La Trobe University. I am a clean, organised and quiet roommate. I do enjoy being active/being outdoors but do enjoy takeout and a movie.
Hey, my name is Billie Jones. I am a cook at a local cafe, I'm looking for somewhere nice and reasonably quiet to live, with my own bathroom. I don't mind male or female. Must be in or around bendigo. Looking to move in as soon as possible. Thanks 😊
I keep to myself and I'm very tidy
I am very tidy and easy to live with. Love to have a good chat and I'm very hardworking. I keep to myself and not a fan of massive parties :)
GREAT LOCATION. EASY ACCESS. QUIET AREA. 2 Private Rooms Available including MAIN Bathroom 3. 5 BR home for a second / third person. Modern. Clean. Ducted Heating & AirCon. Considerably furnished. $130PW per Room [OR $180pw for BOTH] plus shared utilities Gas Water Electricity. WiFi Included 4 weeks Bond.
Close to walking tracks, bike tracks, close to uni and cbd. Clean and tidy
Great little three bedroom house, air conditioned and heated, 5 min drive from town. Available bedroom is very spacious, includes built in robe and you will have the main bathroom across the hall. Nice contained backyard which includes a deck and a lemon tree (hope you like coronas). Apart from your bedroom the house will be fully furnished.
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1 ROOM AVAILABLE NOW $130 A WEEK. QUIET RELAXED LIVING (Free from the now) All bills includes. Small pets welcome. Secure parking. Each room has study facilities and fridge. 2.9km to Latrobe University. Bus stop 2 min walk away. Uni 20 min walk/3 min drive Great location. All you need to bring is your own pillow and bed sheets and your good to go.
Large house on large block with landscaped garden. Updated kitchen and bathrooms with carpets professionally cleaned annually. Quiet street with friendly neighbours. Unlimited Internet. BBQ. Ducted heating and evaporative cooling. Housemate must be willing to help clean, garden and aid in any maintenance.


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Engineering conforms to scientific worldview so engineers prefer to base their decisions on hard data and rigorous hypotheses testing. As demonstrated by success of science and engineering over the past 500 years, such approach is extremely efficient in the long run as it builds a complex edifice of knowledge and understanding so that learning can be reused over and over again. Unfortunately scientific approach is not generally applicable since most questions and decisions we face in our lives are too complex to be amenable to rational analysis.
But people crave for simple answers even if the answers are wrong since it gives them a (false) sense of security and responsibility for their decisions is outsourced to somebody else. If you want to understand this phenomenon observe yourself in a situation where you deal with an expert in a field which is completely alien to you. In most cases, the expert will not be willing to provide you with a categorical decision but will provide a range of answers with detailed description of circumstances when the individual answers apply. The expert understands that the right answer depends on information and circumstances beyond his or her control, but such amorphous answer will only frustrate you and make you even more lost and all that you'll crave for is somebody who'll give you a solid ground to stand on.
I still don't know what is the right response in such case. If I don't provide a clear cut answer, I feel like an arrogant jerk. But if I do provide a simple recipe, I feel like lying. No escape there.


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Rescheduled CPGA Professional Championship
Unfortunately, Hurricane Irma has forced us to reschedule our 2017 Section Professional Championship to new dates and locations. Trump National GC - Charlotte and River Run CC have been kind enough to open their doors on short notice and host the Section's most prestigious tournament.
The PGA of America has reopened registration for those who can make the new dates. These entries will count toward 2018 PGA Professional Championship qualifying spots and national partner funding. To register, call Terri Leu in the PGA of America Championships Department at 561-624-8487. The deadline is Friday, September 29 at 4:30 PM. No exceptions for late entries will be granted.
Eligibility: Open to Section Class 'A' Members, Life Members (Active, Retired, Master Active, and Master Retired), Master Professionals, and Retired Members. However, Retired Members, Life Members Retired, and Life Members Master Retired are not eligible to qualify for the PGA PC.
We need as many Carolinas PGA Members to play as possible. Our field size determines the number of future PGA Professional Championship qualifying spots and national partner dollars we receive compared to the other 40 PGA Sections. So, call up your friends, and get them to register!
Anyone who was originally in the field who cannot make these new dates can withdraw and receive a full refund of their $290 entry fee. $230 will come from the Section by check, and the PGA of America will refund $60 by credit card. Full refund withdrawals must be communicated to our office by Friday, September 29 at 4:30 PM. After that time, any refunds will be $230 by check.
54-hole stroke play with a 36-hole cut. Half the field will play at each course and then flip for the second round. If, after the September 29 registration/withdrawal deadline, the field is 144 or fewer, the field will be consolidated onto one course at Trump National GC - Charlotte.
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Sr. Infrastructure Service Delivery Analyst
Job ID: JR-1018480 Description:
HCSC is committed to diversity in the workplace and to providing equal opportunity and affirmative action to employees and applicants.We are an Equal Opportunity Employment / Affirmative Action employer dedicated to workforce diversity and a drug-free and smoke-free workplace. Drug screening and background investigation are required, as allowed by law. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, or protected veteran status.
If you are an individual with a disability or a disabled veteran and need an accommodation or assistance in either using the Careers website or completing the application process, you can email us here to request reasonable accommodations.
Please note that only requests for accommodations in the application process will be returned. All applications, including resumes, must be submitted through HCSC's Career website on-line application process. If you have general questions regarding the status of an existing application, navigate to "my account" and click on "View your job submissions".
As the healthcare industry continues to rapidly transform, our IT team conceives, develops and delivers impactful technology solutions to support access to quality, affordable healthcare for our members. We are driven by our collective company purpose: To do everything in our power to stand with our members in sickness and in health®. Our IT team unleashes the power of this purpose through technology. We come to work every day to make a difference, and we deliver the highest quality and best solutions to our members.
Job Purpose:
This position is responsible for handling 24x7 operations infrastructure support services of all non-production and production environments in the area of responsibility; handling the use of analytics to improve service, availability, and customer interactions; handling incident resolution and issues escalated by vendors; transitioning knowledge from design / build teams; handling operational vendor performance management.
This role will be responsible for the data center operations and management of the HSCS primary data center, co-location facilities, and cloud environments. The candidate will need an understanding data center IT infrastructure, data center facilities infrastructure and understand how the two coexist. The candidate will be the responsible for the assets, security, and operations of the environments working directly with the building or co-location facilities teams to ensure 24x7x365 operations. Additional activities include supporting customer site visits, audits, and business stakeholder engagement.
The primary responsibility of this position is to maintain and create the company's Data Center and I.T. infrastructure CAD drawings that represent the floor plans, racks, structured wiring, power and all other applicable I.T. infrastructure and assets for the computer floor areas (CFA) within the Data Centers and key corporate sites across multiple states.
Additional responsibilities include vetting out business requirements and providing design solutions for various I.T. projects that includes everything from determining power, placement of racks, equipment locations all the way to the cabling matrixes. The candidate should have broad experience with I.T. technologies and solid understanding of the various hardware devices (servers, routers, switches, firewalls, storage, etc.) and their functions. They should have a solid understanding of operations within a Data Center and be able to determine/calculate committed and available power (KW), cooling and know the standard NEMA power connectors.
Required Job Qualifications:
- Bachelors Degree and 4 years in Information Technology OR Technical Certification and/or College Courses and 6 years Information Technology experience OR 8 years Information Technology experience.
- Knowledge of ITIL v3 framework
- Knowledge of ITSM systems
- Knowledge of all Infrastructure technologies, including monitoring and event management technologies
- Experience with UC/Collaboration and Executive Support, including mobile devices (laptops, tablets, handheld)
- Experience with Mainframe and Mainframe Storage, including z/OS, CICS, VSAM, - all other Mainframe technologies
- Experience with Compute, DBMS, Storage, Middleware, including Server, OS, Virtualization, and Container technologies
- Experience with Network, Voice, Call Center and Network (data and voice) technologies
- Supplier management
- Infrastructure domain knowledge
- Continuous improvement
- Incident management
- Knowledge of required technologies (incl 3rd party solutions)
- Problem Management / RCA
- Customer service oriented
- Adaptability and ability to introduce/manage change
- Drive conflict management in high-pressure situations
- Performance / metrics-driven decision making
Preferred Job Qualifications:
- Bachelor's degree in relevant field (IT, Engineering) or equivalent career experience
- Knowledge of CAD diagramming - Read and Create for all Data Center facility layouts
- Experience with Service Desk technologies (e.g. self-service/automation technologies) and NLYTE Data Center Infrastructure Management (DCIM) Application Tool.
- Experience with Operations Center technologies (e.g., monitoring and event management, job scheduling, infrastructure device installation and configuration, technical troubleshooting).
- Experience with EUC / Collaboration and Executive Support technologies (e.g., mobile devices, VDI, Integrated App Stores, email servers, IM, Presence, Integrated Web, Audio, Video, SharePoint and Document Management).
- Experience with Mainframe and Mainframe Storage technologies (e.g., z/OS, CICS, VSAM, Job scheduling, central print, web, middleware, integration, storage, backup / restore, replication and disaster recovery).
- Experience with Compute, DBMS, Storage, Middleware technologies (e.g. server, OS, virtualization, container, cloud as a service, Converged, Hyper-converged, Digital, etc.).
- Experience with Network, Voice, Call Center technologies (e.g. IVR, ACD, CTI, Call Recording, Call Management, Call Routing, Authentication / Access Management, Cloud Deployment, Load Balancing and Firewall Technologies, etc.).
HCSC is committed to diversity in the workplace and to providing equal opportunity and affirmative action to employees and applicants. We are an Equal Opportunity Employment / Affirmative Action employer dedicated to workforce diversity and a drug-free and smoke-free workplace. Drug screening and background investigation are required, as allowed by law. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, or protected veteran status.
Requirements: Expertise Information Technology Job Type Full-Time Regular Location IL - Waukegan, IL - Chicago, TX - Richardson
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What is the age that kids lose their first baby teeth?
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What is the age that kids lose their first baby teeth?
5 doctors weighed in
In brief: Age 4-7
The lower two front teeth should be the first to go. As long as the order of the tooth loss and adult replacement proceeds normally, the actual age of loss shouldn't matter. Enjoy!
In brief: Age 4-7
In brief: 5 1/2 to 7 1/2
Most girls begin to exchange teeth about age 6, boys about age 7.
The two lower front teeth, the central incisors, are usually the first to exchange.
In brief: Most around age 6
The range can be highly variable. Between age five and seven is common.
In brief: 5-7 Years
As with most things this varies from person to person.
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Representing majority of the outstanding steel tube equipment in China, Teneng International, is committed and dedicated to provide the most effective and reliable product to customers world wide. Courage, imagination and vision were the prime ingredients that were embedded into the formation of the company. The experience, flexibility, and ability to integrate all solutions available and to tailor our solutions to satisfy the diverse customer requirements have sustained the successful development of Teneng to become the most important supplier of Chinese pipe mills on the global market.Teneng is also an important supplier for Hot Rolling Mills, Cold Rolling Mills, Strip Processing Lines, Slitting Lines, Solid State H.F. Welder, Induction Heating Equipment, and various Rolls/Tollings.Teneng machines are the most effective tube manufacturing equipment available in the world. Our products are working in many other countries besides China, such as Syria, Iran, Italy, Ukraine, Sudan, Uzbekistan, and so on.
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First impressions are everything, especially in a book. It is important to grab the reader's attention right away, so they don't close the book and move on to another. The first line, or lines, of your book should be memorable and make the reader want more. Use the below first lines from some famous books as inspiration.
"Of all the things that drive men to sea, the most common disaster, I've come to learn, is women." —Charles Johnson, Middle Passage
"The past is a foreign country; they do things differently there." —L. P. Hartley, The Go-Between
"If I am out of my mind, it's all right with me, thought Moses Herzog." —Saul Bellow, Herzog
"On the morning the last Lisbon daughter took her turn at suicide—it was Mary this time, and sleeping pills—the two paramedics arrived at the house knowing exactly where the knife drawer was, and the gas oven, and the beam in the basement from which it was possible to tie a rope." —Jeffrey Eugenides, The Virgin Suicides
"It was a queer, sultry summer, the summer they electrocuted the Rosenbergs, and I didn't know what I was doing in New York." —Sylvia Plath, The Bell Jar
"'To be born again,' sang Gibreel Farishta tumbling from the heavens, 'first you have to die.'" —Salman Rushdie, The Satanic Verses
"The moment one learns English, complications set in." —Felipe Alfau, Chromos
These are just a few examples of great first lines. They make the reader want to discover what happens next. Figure out what will work for your book to help draw the reader in and make a good first impression.


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