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The Nighthawk M1 is the world's first Gigabit class 4G/LTE mobile router, featuring simultaneous dual band WiFi with available WiFi/Ethernet offloading and combines media streaming via microSD, USB Type-C or external hard drive to all connected devices.
The styling of the Nighthawk M1 is initially targeted at the enterprise or business sector.
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The top of the product features a radial texture pattern which is designed to frame the central, circular LCD display and usage meters, bringing the consumer's eyes to the main focal point of the product.
From the outset the Nighthawk M1 was designed to be the fastest mobile router product available anywhere in the world.
Through the combination of cutting edge antenna design and software architecture the M1 was the first ever mobile device capable of a 1 Gigabit download speed which can then be shared through simultaneous dual-band, dual concurrent WiFi.
As the needs of the modern digital consumer have evolved so have the required functions of devices such as mobile routers.
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Through the inclusion of an on-board microSD port as well as USB Type-A & Type-C ports the user is able to stream media content to any device that is connected.
As the needs and digital education of consumers have evolved the need for on-board touchscreens on mobile routers have become less.
As a result the Nighthawk M1 has been developed to work in conjunction with a dedicated, intuitive mobile app.
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The missing $10million - Fresh allegations rock the world of boxing
Fresh allegations about financial irregularities within the world governing body of Olympic boxing, the AIBA, has increased pressure on its controversial President Dr Ching-kuo Wu.
According to a report in today's New York Times, the irregularities are so widespread that accounting firm PricewaterhouseCoopers, who investigated the matter, recommended that the organisation hire a criminal lawyer.
AIBA has been embroiled in a series of controversies in recent years.
The standard of judging in the Olympic boxing tournament in Rio came under sustained criticism in the wake of Ireland's Michael Conlan dropping a split decision to the Russian bantamweight Vladimir Nikitin in the quarter finals.
The AIBA stood down its seven five star judges/referees following Conlan's fight, though it's not yet clear whether this was due to the growing disquiet about the standard of judging or an unrelated matter.
Conlan after his defeat in Rio
Subsequently all 36 judges/referees who worked at the Rio Games were stood down by AIBA pending a full investigation.
But the financial controversy which has rumbled on for several years could have more serious implications for the organisations in the longer term than the judging row.
The issue centres on a $10million loan which the AIBA obtained from a private company in Azerbaijan to help pay for the launch of the World Boxing Series in the United States. The money was never paid back and it now appears that more than half the loan cannot be accounted for.
Under pressure from the President of the International Olympic committee, Thomas Bach, Dr Wu – who is a member of the executive committee of the IOC – hired PricewaterhouseCoopers to investigate the loan.
The report has never been published – according to the New York Times it wasn't even released to members of the AIBA's own executive. However, the paper was obtained a full copy of the damning report.
The report says that AIBA, which is based in Switzerland, did not properly account for the losses it made on its ill-fated expansion of the World Boxing Series into the US on its books, possibly breaking the law.
AIBA, which is based in Switzerland, also did not properly account for the losses on its books, possibly breaking the law.
These and other concerns led the investigators at PricewaterhouseCoopers to write: "It is recommended that legal counsel be sought by AIBA as the actions, and non-actions, of some of the directors may contravene several articles in the Swiss Criminal Code."
From a boxing perspective, what is interesting is how the granting of the loan coincided with an uptick in medals by Azerbaijani boxers.
Since the loan was made, Azerbaijan has won nine medals, including four gold, at the three world championships since 2010, up from four medals, without a single gold, before that. Azerbaijani boxers won four medals in the past two Olympics, compared with three at the two Olympics before that.
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I have 5 dynamic web projects developed in eclipse 3.5. How do I deploy them in a single tomcat server so that I can navigate from one page in one project to different page in different project. Thanks in advance.
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It depends on the reason why you need to navigate from one web app page to another web app's page. If they are highly dependent on each other you could restructure your project as multiple modules and package it as a single application (this allows you to have a shared session). An alternative would be to pass context as part of the URL. If no context needs to be passed you could simply redirect to another application page. Could you provide an example?
Are these portlets on tomcat, what portal are you using (liferay on tomcat)?
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May 15th, 2005, 01:55 PM #1Regular Expression Help
Here's what I'm after:
countpage("pc_puzzle.php","Puzzle Games");
There's actually several lines of code, but this is the only line that will be different, the other lines are exactly the same on every page.
I'm going to do a multiline search and replace and remove all of the code. So basically I need a regular expression to match anything inside of countpage();. Or anything I can do to that line to make it matchable.
The code is included in over 200 pages so I prefer to not have to edit each one by hand. I've tried a couple of things with my limited R.E. knowledge but the program hit on nothing.
May 16th, 2005, 02:36 PM #2
By the way, the program I'm using for my search and replace uses the "TRegExpr library", if that helps anyone offer up a solution. This is a semi-urgent matter.
May 16th, 2005, 02:41 PM #3
You're probably having problems with the parenthesis, because they're special characters. Try using \( and \) instead.
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There is a useful program called "The regex coach" that allows you to step through and see exactly how your regex is matching or not to a test string. This is how I check and understand all regex issues now.
May 16th, 2005, 07:33 PM #5
I figured it out. I thought since the program could do Phrase and Multiline searches that I could do a Multiline RegEx search. It turns out I can't. So while it won't be as easy as I wanted it, it will still be easier than editing file by file.
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I'm a big fan of hair oils and have used plenty in the past. However, after the first blonde session with hair colourist, I continued to use the hair oils that I used previously when i was brunette. I even purchased new hair oils that were specifically sulfate free thinking it would be OK with my hair colour. But I noticed a slight brassiness developing. At my second blonde session, my hair colourist told me that brands like Moroccan Oil, Macadamia Oil and also most L'oreal Hair products that claimed sulfate free and for blondes all contained ingredients that cause brassiness for blondes. He mentioned the Reconstructive Oil and I thought id give it a go. Although its pricey for a hair oil ( I think I paid over $50), Im really loving this product. I use it on my towel dried hair when my hair needs more conditioning and always after styling my hair. Its so light weight and I feel my hair soften immediately. And it smells so good!
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A taboo subject but one that has destroyed my life !!!!! . I have been affected since (at least! 2004) . (Then consensual) and in 1999 with an attempt at what I would class as 'non consensual ' by my Uncle. It has Completely fucked up my life . I feel Completely unable to meet a man as I believe they are all sleeping with their mother's!!!!! . I don't know why people even 'commit incest'! It has to be by far THE. most brainless thing I can think of that anyone could ever possibly do!!!!! . The majority of the time I feel like the only intelligent person on this planet!!!!! .
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Even though As You Like It is a comedy, it can be one of Shakespeare's harder plays to enjoy. The action clusters in the first and final scenes, and nothing much really happens in the middle. The narrative lacks thrust, and the result is a potentially tedious evening. The Folger Theatre's production, as directed by Derek Goldman, embraces the meandering nature of the play and mostly succeeds in keeping things interesting.
The plot, such as it is, unfolds with a duke's banishment to the Forest of Arden by his usurping brother. The daughters of the dukes, Rosalind and Celia, remain at court, firm in their friendship for each other. During a sporting tournament, Rosalind meets Orlando, and it is love at first sight. Alas, Celia's father orders Rosalind to follow her father into exile or die. Celia refuses to be parted from her cousin, and the pair hatch an escape plan. Rosalind disguises herself as a boy named Ganymede, and, along with Celia and court fool, Touchstone, they journey to the Forest of Arden. Once in the forest, where the bulk of the play takes place, the action slows down considerably. Orlando, of course, finds his way to Arden, meets the disguised Rosalind, and is encouraged to woo him/her. Romance also abounds with the introduction of several other characters. Touchstone pursues a country lass named Audrey, and Silvius, a shepherd, courts a disinterested Phebe. The various entanglements leisurely fluctuate until, quite suddenly, the banished duke is allowed home. Everyone is sorted out, learns something, and is married.
Even if nothing terribly exciting happens onstage, at least the set is eye-catching. The playful and evocative scenic design by Clint Ramos is a highlight of the evening. The court consists of a neat arrangement of cubicle-appropriate office chairs. Two sturdy columns, permanent fixtures of the Folger's Elizabethan stage, are lit in black and white squares. The total effect is of a droll, Greco-Roman conference room. The Arden set is even more fun. The transition from the court into the forest, in fact, ranks as one of my favorite theater moments in a long time. Two humming forest dwellers bring out a series of lime green ladders and artfully place them around the stage to represent trees. Lit silhouettes of leaves slowly dot the columns, accompanied by a haunting melody. The lights and sound set just the right mood for this resolutely unrealistic yet romantic set.
Joseph Marcell is the standout of the cast. Marcell, best known as the long-suffering butler on TV's The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, plays Jaques, a melancholy yet sociable member of the forest. Jaques is an observer of life rather than a participant, and yet he finds joy in his musings. Marcell is by turns dry, giddy, somber, and brooding, and he handles his ridiculously famous speech, "All the world's a stage..." with ease and aplomb. I have always viewed Jaques as a loner among lovers, but here there are hints that he is in love with Touchstone. Goldman inserts a love ballad, sung by Jaques, near the end of the play. Although the moment is lovely, its motivation is unclear. In any case, Marcell does a marvelous job with the most interesting role of the play.
The rest of the cast is good but not outstanding. Amanda Quaid (Randy's daughter) makes her DC debut in the lead role. She postures a little too much as Ganymede, but employs a big goofy grin to good effect as Rosalind. Miriam Silverman as her cousin Celia, and Noel Vélez as Orlando, are both just fine. Two wacky country girls, Phebe (Tonya Beckman Ross) and Audrey (Jjana Valentiner), garner a lot of laughter without going over the top. Touchstone, played by local favorite Sarah Marshall, is here played by a woman as a woman. All references to Touchstone's gender have been switched. This certainly adds a different flavor to the Audrey/Touchstone relationship, and their straightforward courting stands in contrast to all the heterosexual antics.
I find Touchstone a little wearisome on the page, and in the flesh Marshall is a little too self-consciously kooky. There is a fair amount of singing (some in the text, some added by the director), and I particularly enjoyed the warbling of an actor (Matthew McGloin) billed only as "First Lord." With his sweet voice and open face, he captures the spirit of Arden in his expression, and I perked up whenever he appeared.
Pacing and tone issues tarnish the production. The show runs almost three hours, and the second half, in particular, feels too long. We get bogged down by too many forays into song, dance, and bits of stage business that go nowhere. There is a long, acted-out speech given by Touchstone and the rest of the cast (you'll know it when you see it), whose only purpose seems to be to cover Rosalind's costume change. Another misstep is the court wrestling event, staged as a WWF spectacle complete with a large hairy man in a sparkly red cape, a booming announcer, and a video accompaniment. The whole thing comes out of nowhere and disappears into nowhere, setting the tone askew. In the same vein, the messily choreographed wedding includes a brassy song by the goddess Hymen (Kiah Victoria), and the scene just feels weird. Goldman's direction shines more in the smaller moments. To launch the play, for example, an old man (Terrence Currier) hobbles wearily down the steps and into the audience. The moment is powerful precisely because of its intimacy.
The costumes (by Carol Bailey) are gorgeous across the board. Sometimes the dazzle lacks logic, though. I have no idea what to make of the three guards in large furry hats on stilts, and, as I've mentioned, the too-contemporary wrestler is bizarre. Most of the costumes shoot for timelessness, with a motley, flower-child touch sprinkled over Arden. The gender-bending in this production is profuse, as are the many forms of love (familial, romantic, heterosexual, homosexual), so the hippie clothing mostly works.
The director is a former professor of mine, and I couldn't help but notice his continuing interest in contrasting two worlds and exploring their transformative capabilities. Goldman has tackled The Winter's Tale and Eurydice in recent years, two other plays that also explore the differences between two worlds (Sicilia and Bohemia; the world of the living and the dead) and how such a journey can alter a person. As You Like It plays once more on this theme. Everyone learns something in the idle Forest of Arden and changes, whether they like it or not.


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Some people drink socially, others, well they just drink. If you consider yourself part of the latter you may have a bit of a drinking problem. It's alright though, no need to feel ashamed. I'm sure that you are more than a little familiar with a time period in America known as the "Prohibition Era."
The muckity-mucks down in D.C. decided that this beautiful country of ours had a collective drinking problem, so in 1919 they made the production, sale, and distribution of all alcoholic beverages illegal.
The original idea was that alcohol was a detriment to the population and was hindrance to the American way of life. It was believed that all other industries would thrive if alcohol were removed from the picture, and also that crime would decrease as well. Needless to say they were way off the mark with that one.
The American government reported record breaking losses in revenue during that time period. Approximately $11 billion in loss revenue. The loss in jobs due to the closing of bars, breweries, and distilleries meant less money in circulation. The ban had an adverse affect and all industries actually suffered. Prohibition also gave rise to a wave of bootlegging operations across the country. The men from the now closed legal liquor manufactures that had the knowledge and know how could produce the hard stuff on their own. No bootlegger was more notorious than Al Capone. He made millions every year from his illegal operations. From smuggling to manufacturing, he did it all. Prohibition is what mad his name synonymous with the term gangster.
What about Rochester? What was this city like when booze was illegal? How did this place survive? Never fear! I've the answers you seek. In part one of this editorial on Rochester during the prohibition era we will talk about the closing of Genesee brewery and the rise of local bootleggers during what was called "The Noble Experiment", and more commonly know as prohibition.
It all started with the 18th amendment. The Genesee brewery closed it doors. While some breweries turned to making dyes, pottery, and even ice cream, Genesee simply shut down. There was no shortage of alcohol though. People all over this fair city began distilling alcohol on their own. There were nearly 1500 breweries in Rochester before prohibition. The number of speakeasies in the city after the 18th amendment went into effect was thought to be double that figure or more. In total over $300 million was spent nation wide enforcing the ban on alcohol. It seemed that no matter how many of these bootleg brewers were shut down the flow of outlaw spirits would not stop.
On August 29, 1929 The Rochester Herald headline read, "Oh, Thirsty Ones!There's 20,000 Gallons Here!" No this was not a brazen ad for some sort of illegal liquor extravaganza. Special Internal Revenue Bonded Warehouse Number Five, as it was affectionately known, was in fact the exact opposite. There were thousands of gallons of alcohol for sure, but it was all confiscated contraband. Yes, all illegal wine & spirits taken into custody from Rochester and the surrounding area was brought to 162-164 Andrews st. in the heart of downtown. It was believed to have held a store of good ol' Rochester rotgut that was valued in the millions. Not all that was held within those walls was home grown. Some was fresh from our neighbors to the north.
Being so close to the Canadian border it was an inevitable fact that more than a few people would attempt to get a bit of moonshine across the border. The men and women that took this risk were known as "Rum Runners". According to the Library of Great lake Ontario Braddock's bay was a popular drop off point on the American side of the lake. This was due to the maze of marshes and channels in the area. Odenbach's and The Elmheart were popular resorts in the bay and were thought to be in on the action.
There was an late night incedent in 1927 off of the east shore of Lake Ontario in which the Coast Guard had a run in with what was believed to be a group of rum runners. The Coast Guard noticed a light on the shore and spotted a ship. When commanded to stop the ship and it's passengers made a hasty escape. The Guard fired shots that were returned in kind but were never able to catch the twilight toddy traffickers.
The Prohibition era was a raucous one indeed. The affects of which would be felt for decades to come. The rum runners and bootleggers were just one part of the equation. Up next: Speakeasies! Supply and demand, after all some one had to be drinking all of this felonious fire-water.


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Dorset Drink Drive Stats Released
2:31pm 4th August 2014
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A total of 87 people were charged with a drink or drug driving-related offence during Dorset Police's summer campaign.
The campaign ran from Sunday 1 June 2014 to Thursday 31 July 2014 and was extended for the first time to include the FIFA World Cup.
A total of 87 people aged between 18 and 67 were charged with a drink or drug driving-related offence. Of these 64 were men and 23 were women.
As with previous campaigns, Dorset Police joined forces with the media to highlight the dangers of drink and drug driving and the risks associated with it.
During the campaign Dorset Police carried out increased traffic patrols and roadside checks.
Every driver involved in a collision throughout June and July was breath tested, irrespective of whether they were suspected of drink driving.
Police Sergeant Nikki Burt, of Dorset Police's Traffic Unit, said: "Research has shown that even one drink can impair the ability to drive so please don't get behind the wheel after drinking any alcohol at all.
"Unfortunately there are still some drivers in Dorset who are not getting the message that drinking and driving is dangerous and is simply not worth the risk.
"Drink or drug driving will not be tolerated in Dorset and officers will continue to target those motorists who think they are above the law and pose threats to the safety of themselves and other road users by driving after consuming alcohol or taking drugs."
Anyone caught drink driving will face a minimum 12 month driving ban, a criminal record, up to six months in prison and a fine of up to £5,000.
Sergeant Nikki Burt continued: "I would like to thank those members of the public who called us to report a drink driver. I'd continue to urge anyone who suspects someone is driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol to call us so we can take action."
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Category Archives: Polar regions
'I've never been so wet and cold': Poor weather and illness ends month-long attempt to row from Svalbard to Greenland
Even two days after the world declared the historic attempt to row across the northern Atlantic over due to a disabled boat and ill crew stranded by weather on a nearly deserted Arctic island, expedition leader Fiann Paul was refusing to give up.
BREAKING: North Pole expeditions from Svalbard may be over as Russia blames Norway for worst season ever, says Barneo ice camp operations will move to Franz Josef Land
The climactic heat resulted in the shortest and most disastrous North Pole season from Svalbard ever. The political heat may mean it's also the last.
The Barneo ice camp stopped accepting new expeditions and began shutting down Saturday, only 11 days after opening nearly two weeks later than planned, and officials there stated in a post on their official Facebook they are planning to move their logistics operations from Svalbard to Franz Josef Land. The post does not specifically state the move will occur next year, but it does put most of the blame for this year's disastrous season on new regulations enacted by Norway last year.
Norwegian Polar Institute reports 2015 was 'the top year' for climate research, but not for researchers
It was "the top year" for climate research, but the climate for researchers took some hits.
The Norwegian Polar Institute had one of its highest-profile years ever, due in large part to the six-month Norwegian Young Sea Ice Cruise that began in January of 2015, according to the institute's annual report for the past year.
Frenemy alert: Svalbard remains a rich target for Russian and other foreign spies, annual threat report states
We should still be afraid. Very afraid.
Svalbard continues to be a ripe target for evil people from other countries who are greedy and likely to do mean things to get what they want, according to Norway's national threat assessment report for this year. As in recent years, Russia is singled out as the biggest threat, with concerns about espionage by China also expressed.
Senior living: Retiree moves into mobile home – for a year on the Arctic sea ice
Think of Yngve Kristoffersen, 73, as just another retiree living in shabby mobile home – if you fill it with space-age equipment and drop it on the ice where it's 50 below zero.
A bear of a census: first count of polar bears in 11 years underway despite difficulties
For those who consider census takers invasive because they ask all that personal stuff, at least they don't shoot you with tranquilizers and implant transmitters (unless the tinfoil-hat brigade is smarter than we all realized).
Yet another Pole dance: Russia submits new claim saying it owns North Pole to U.N.
It could be called a fight for the northernmost chunk of ice in the world, except by the time it's decided the water might be warm enough to go swimming.
33,000 Russian troops rehearsed 'the speedy seizure of northern Norway,' other parts of Scandinavia this spring
Shortly before Dmitry Rogozin was thumbing his nose at Norway by visiting Svalbard and hundreds of Russian soldiers were training on the ice north of the archipelago, a far more massive invasion of the area south of here was being practiced.
Editorial: Norway's Russian-like tyranny threatens to crush one of Svalbard's best news sources
Remember the furor about the Russian deputy PM's visit (you should since we and lots of other media are still fixated on it)? BarentsObserver made it happen by breaking the story – and now government officials in Norway are stripping the publication of its right to publish without censorship.
Nothing to see here: 10,000-year-old ice shelf likely to vanish in a few years; climate skeptics shrug
Since they're trying to stop rising sea levels by prohibiting people from talking about why it's happening, it's not like the addition of yet another massive soon-to-be-melted chunk of ice is going to be of concern.
This time the skeptics are dissing a team of researchers, including one from The University Centre in Svalbard, who have determined the 10,000-year-old Larsen B Ice Shelf is likely to completely collapse by 2020.


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In an Iowa cornfield, seeds of hope for Afghan and Pakistani farmers - CNN.com
Good story, except the authors implied that corn and soybean prices can change by $3, or more, a day. Guess they missed that day in basic ag marketing class...


text: Back in September, the foreign-literature-and-translation website Words Without Borders invited me to write a guest blog for their "Dispatches" column about teaching in the MFA Program in Creative Writing and Literary Translation at Queens College, which is part of the City University of New York system. I had just arrived at Queens and was filled with excitement about their program – one of only two in the country where students can apply to study literary translation within the context of an MFA in creative writing program. Not surprisingly, I had a wonderful semester teaching there, and you can read all about how proud I am of my students and why in the follow-up guest blog that just went live this morning. A big thank-you to Words Without Borders for its support of the art and teaching of literary translation!


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CVFD members responded to 209 fire calls and 434 medical calls for a grand total of 643 calls for service in 2016. That's the highest annual call volume since 2001! Fire crews handled a wide variety of calls and assisted our neighboring fire departments on major incidents as well.
Honestly, zero calls would be awesome, but in reality our average call volume seems to increase over the years. Our career and volunteer staff are always ready and willing to be there in time of need! We hope everyone has a great (and most importantly, safe) 2017!


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Friday, 6 November 2015
Gooo Wild In the Country
Sassy Studio Designs,Stitchy Bear Stamps and DeeDee Digis whose image I used -the fabulous Go Wild -you get a choice of coloured/uncoloured images and choice of sentiments.The image is pre-coloured I just added glossy accents and Dovecraft Crystal glitter glue which reacted with the ink and turned tail and mane green, but I thought hey the image and sentiment is go wild so why not lol.Cardstock is from Papermill Direct,ribbon and ancient papers from stash,used my crackle stamp as a background.
a bit more time to craft-ATG
incy wincy-ATG
papertake weekly-ATG
crafters cafe blog-inspired by a song/Go Wild In The Country/Bow Wow Wow
crafting by designs-ATG
word art Wednesday-ATG
crafty gals-Autumn hues
inspiration destination-ATG
Julia Spiri-use something old/papers and ribbon roughly 3 yrs old
aud sentiment-Bingo/fave colour/black/image/P.paper
not just cards-ATG
Patties creations-Birthday
Hope you will join us and check out the DT cards and blogs all your comments are much appreciated
Carol x x
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Fabulous and wonderful card Carol thank you for joining us over on Inspiration DestinationReplyDelete
Dianne x
I'm still grinning. I like this image. Thank you so much for taking time to post your very creative art with us this week at Word Art Wednesday in our 208th AG challenge! Blessings, CaroleReplyDelete
Ha ha great image and a super card :-)ReplyDelete
This is just gorgeous,love the fab image.xxxReplyDelete
I have this image Carol - it's such fun and you've done a fantastic job with yours - your card is lovely. Michelle xReplyDelete
Beautiful work thanks for joining Inspiration Destination Challenge blogReplyDelete
Carol love the card such a fab image. Love Alison xReplyDelete
Lol, fabulous image Carol, so funny, just love your card!ReplyDelete
Hugs Jacee
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Wonderful card Carol - that image certainly made me smile.ReplyDelete
LOL!! This is just too cute!! What a really fun card Carol!! HUGSReplyDelete
A roller skating zebra! How fun. Love this cute image, and the background design looks terrific with his stripe-y self. The angle tie ribbon and bow added a lot of elegance to an already pretty card. TFS & Have a great wkend. HugsReplyDelete
how cool - a zebra on skates!!! Lol! love it! Hugs rachel xReplyDelete
Fun card Carol love the image and background papers.ReplyDelete
Rose x
Thank you for joining us atReplyDelete
Stamps by Julia Spiri
Hugggs Lori X x X
A zebra on rollerskates, hilarious! Super fun card Carol!ReplyDelete
Hugs :)
My Little Craft Things
Funny and a fabulous card, got to have that chuckle.xxReplyDelete
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I just had to stop by and say hi after reading your comment on my blog about having so much stuff.......LOL I think it was much simpler back when I had so much less, I've learned MORE is definitely not better........ I love your Zebra and what you have done with him.ReplyDelete
This is a seriously fun image and the whole design feels so cool and youthful, this card would be perfect for a teenager or young adult!ReplyDelete
Carol, what a fabulous card! Love the fun image, wonderful colors, and great sentiment! Sooooo FUN! XXOOReplyDelete
So cute and fun!! Pretty backing papers.ReplyDelete
Thank you for playing along with us at Crafty Gals Corner.
♥ Lena - DT
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How fun! Love this!! Thanks for joining our 'anything goes' Challenge at Incy Wincy Designs! Hope you join up for our next challenge!ReplyDelete
Karen C
What a fun image and sentiment. I love the coloring and paper. Thanks for joining us at Aud Sentiments.ReplyDelete
That is one unique image!! Thank you for joining us at The Crafter's Cafe Challenge Blog. - DT HeatherReplyDelete
What a fun card, great design. Thanks for playing along at Crafty Gals Corner. Lisa DTReplyDelete
This is way too cute! Thanks for joining us at Julia Spiri Challenge Blog. Julie, DTReplyDelete
the image is fun and cuteReplyDelete
hihi makes me smile
how can he walk with that hihihi :)
lovely layout and love the add of the ribbon Carol
great card
That zebra is hilarious! Great card. Thanks so much for joining us in our Bingo challenge at Aud SentimentsReplyDelete
Julie T
Thanks for playing in our "BIRTHDAYS" Challenge #116!ReplyDelete
Sandi ♥
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What a cool card. Love the green tail and mane. Go wild is right. Hope you have recovered from your night of alarms!ReplyDelete
Thanks so much for entering your card into our recent challenge over at Pattie's Creations.
☺Lisa D.
DT Member for Pattie's Creations Challenge!
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Pan-African University Support Project (PHASE II)
- Référence: P-Z1-IAD-018
- Date d'évaluation: 01/04/2016
- Présentation au conseil: 30/10/2016
- Statut: PipelinePIPE
- Agence d'implémentation: COMMISION DE L'UNION AFRICAINE
- Emplacement: ALL AFRICA
The components are the following:
1. Expansion of the thematic networks: support to the inclusion of 10 Centers of Excellence by thematic area
2. Establishing the virtual platform to expand elearning and mlearning in africa (based on needs assessment conducted in Phase 1)
3. Strenghtening R&D and Innovation as a major instrument for Africa's economic transformation through inclusive and green growth
4. Support consolidation of the PAU Governance structure
As a follow up of Phase 1, the goal is to establish a world class regional university system to serve the entire continent in key development areas. The availability of skills through high quality higher education and research will improve Africa's competitiveness
Through Phase 1 the Bank has played a major catalytic role in the establishment of the PAU, by contributing to the establishment and start up of the PAU. Other donors, including the Lead Thematic Partners (Japan, India, Sweden, Germany)are developing their support.
Phase 2 support will provide additional resources for
(i) operationalizing the networking with the inclusion of the Thematic centers of Excellence;
(ii) establishing a virtual platform to scale up elearning and mlearning; and
(iii) strenghten R&D as a major instrument for Africa's economic transformation through inclusive and green growth
Contacts clés
MDACHI Maria Triphonia Mgeleka - RDGE2
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