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Evodia Diffuser 100mL - Frangipani
A room diffuser that will add an ambiance to your home and release a continuous exotic summer scent of frangipani into the air for up to 3 months. Ideal for offices, dorm rooms and the house.
Simply open bottle of fragrance oil, dip end of reeds into oil, flip reeds and re-insert opposite end into bottle.
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- Colour: Yellow
- Capacity: Up to 3 months
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Linen napkin made of 100% pre-washed linen available in different shades. Create a beautiful, natural table with these napkins. Great to mix and match.
Material: 100% pure linen
Care: machine wash at 40-60°C
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Betsy Williams Katoi Series
We've taken several of our favorite things and combined them, our love of ceramics and food.
In collaboration with our dear talented friend, Betsy Williams and inspired by the cuisine from Katoi.
Each piece is handmade + hand painted .
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Designer Box #43 Gravity Drops by Vanessa Mitrani
Gravity Drops, a glass blown carafe designed by Vanessa Mitrani makes an ingenious use of balance from its wooden base.
"Gathered" by using a long rod - or cane - in the furnace where it is melted, the glass never stops flowing. In order to get the right amount to be blown, the rod must be continuously turned so as to avoid the gathered glass leaking onto the ground.
Vanessa Mitrani has inherited from her mother, a lab researcher, a passion for animals as well as the love to experiment and «to do». A student at ENSAD (Paris Decorative Arts University) specialising in furniture design, she happily escapes the classrooms to experience craft techniques in workshops, including glass techniques. It is therefore by «doing» that the designer started working with glass, her professional love affair.
Eric Bonnin Ceramics
Eric Bonnin Ice Cream + Cereal Bowl
The hand thrown and glazed Kam collection by Eric Bonnin is made in his Brooklyn, NY studios using traditional techniques including wheel-turning and hand-building to produce functional and decorative pieces. Each handmade item is signed with Eric's maker's mark, year and city of origin.
All are food, dishwasher and microwave safe.
Dimensions:5" diameter, 3" height
Eric Bonnin Kam Salad +Soup Plate
The elevated rim on the salad + soup plate allows this plate to be used as a shallow bowl ideal for consommés and soups. The unique decorative stripe in the glaze is achieved by hand-dipping.
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Extreme flood estimations on a small alpine catchment in Switzerland, the case study of Limmerboden
In this paper, a case study on the estimations of extreme floods is described. The watershed chosen for the analysis is the catchment of the Limmernboden dam situated in Switzerland. Statistical methods and the simulation based "Probable Maximum Precipitation - Probable maximum Flood" (PMP-PMF) approach are applied for the estimation of the safety flood according to the Swiss flood directives. The results of both approaches are compared in order to determine the discrepancies between them. It can be outlined that the PMP-PMF method does not always overestimate the flood.
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MED J MALAYSIA VOL 67 NO. 5 October 2012
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Influence of Diabetes Mellitus and Risk Factors in Activating Latent Tuberculosis Infection: A Case for Targeted Screening in Malaysia
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Direct Medical Cost of Stroke: Findings from a Tertiary Hospital in Malaysia
M N Nor Azlin , S J Syed Aljunid, A Noor Azahz, M N Amrizal, S Saperi
A Study of Weekend and Off-hour Effect on Mortality in a Public Hospital in Malaysia
K G Lee, V Indralingam
Pattern of Distal Radius Fracture in Malaysian Children
A M Asim , R Noor Fadzilah, S Rukmanikanthan, A Saw
Bone Mineral Density Assessment in Pre- and Postmenopausal Women: Comparison Between T-Scores by Heel QUS and DXA in HRPZII
W M W N Zaini, A Md Ariff
Radio–Opacity of Commonly Consumed Bony Fish in Kelantan, Malaysia
M Irfan, A K Ahmad Helmy, W D Wan Shah Jihan
Anatomical Variations Of Cystic Artery: Telescopic Facts
M Zubair, L Habib, R M Mirza, M A Cnanna, M Yousuf, M S Quraishy
Ocular Biometric Measurements In Emmetropic And Myopic Malaysian Children - A Population-Based Study
P P Goh, R Azura
Endovascular Aneurysm Repair (EVAR) for infra-renal Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm (AAA) under Local Anaesthesia - Initial Experience in Hospital Kuala Lumpur
S A K Syed Alwi, A Zainal Ariffin, H Hanif, G Naresh
Prevalence of Sexual Harassment and its Associated Factors among Registered Nurses Working in Government Hospitals in Melaka State, Malaysia
O Suhaila, K G Rampal
Comorbidities Associated With Psoriasis – Data from The Malaysian Psoriasis Registry
M B Mazlin, C C Chang, R Baba
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A Rare Case of Dysphagia Secondary to a Large Oesophageal Lipoma
K S Koh, V H Chong, S K S Yapp, C F Chong
Amebic Liver abscess Complicated by Inferior Vena Cava Thrombosis: A Case Report
S Ray, D Khanra, M Saha, A Talukdar
Inflammatory Pseudotumour of Skull Base – Diagnostic Challenge and Treatment Outcome
A Kahairi, R L Ahmad, L Wan Ishlah, H Norra
Varicella-Zoster Infection with Secondary Bacteremia and Extensive Facial Abscesses
K G Lee, M C Cheng
Exit: A Salvage Procedure for Intraoral Teratoma
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Spontaneous Intramural Oesophageal Haematoma: A Case Report
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Exotic Food Anaphylaxis and the Broken Heart: Sago Worm and Takotsubo Cardiomyopathy
K L Yew, V S L Kok
Leucocytosis in a case of Lung Cancer: Infection or Paraneoplastic Syndrome? - Dilemma in Diagnosis and Treatment
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Benefit Of Breastfeeding
An estimated 16 percent of U.S. children are overweight and carry a significant risk of developing heart disease and diabetes while young adults.
One study in 2005 by scientists shows that formula fed babies who gained weight rapidly during their first week of life were significantly more likely to be overweight decades later.
"It suggests that there may be a critical period in that first week during which the body's physiology may be programmed to develop chronic disease throughout life," said Dr. Nicolas Stettler, a pediatric nutrition specialist at The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia.
And so he thought that the findings pointed toward ways to prevent the development of long term obesity. More studies need to be done to be sure.
The American Association of Pediatrics recommends exclusive breastfeeding during a baby's first six months of life," Stettler said. Breast fed babies are less likely to be overweight.
Some other benefits of breastfeeding for infants are:
* Fewer ear and respiratory infections. * Less allergies. * Reduced incidences of cancer. * Certain immunities are passed from mother to child. * Reduced incidence of blood infections and meningitis. * More contact with mother. * Reduced incidences of insulin-dependent diabetes. * Acts as first brain food as it helps to set down the proper matrix for humans.
Pretty important benefits, don't you think? So encourage new mothers to breastfeed. It may seem inconvenient, and may take some getting used to, but the benefits to the baby may last a lifetime.


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Piriyadha Varam Vendum Trailer (2001)
16 February 2001 145 mins
Sanjay (Prashanth) and Nithi (Shalini) are best friends right from their childhood days. They are neighbours, have grown up together, attend the same college and spend every minute of their waking hours together. Both have their admirers in college with Sneha (Jomol) wooing Sanjay and Praveen (Krishna) revealing his love for Nithi. Nithi's week-long trip to Bangalore, along with some prodding by his housemaid, makes Sanjay realise how much he misses Nithi and that he is in love with her. But respect for their friendship and her makes him hide his feelings. Meanwhile, Nithi accepts Praveen's proposal and things quickly move towards their marriage. But when things come together Nithi realises that she cannot stay without Sanjay and at that time he reveals that he too loves her.
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EPIC Cruise trip, Day 5 – Pisa and Florence
Just a short explanation before you read into this. Apologies for the late post. I was planning to get this all done in about 2 weeks at the most but with moving back to uni and getting a few things … Continue reading
EPIC Cruise trip, Day 4 – Rome – The Roman City and The Holy City
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EPIC Cruise trip, Day 3 – Naples – Pompei, Positano and Sorronto
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I have had all types of animals around me since I can remember, but by the time I was around 12 I had my first Blue Point Siamese and I was hooked. My mother and I started a prefix with FCC (Winkim) and we had a few litters during that time. In my 20�s I bred Dobermanns under the prefix �Phocas�Kennels, during this time I still had my Siamese but only as pets, then in the mid 90�s we began breeding and showing under Gautama Divine Balinese , starting with Balinese, which soon led to Siamese, and now Foreign Whites and have recently opened a new prefix of �Hellsgates� for Orientals.
My primary concern has always been the health and happiness of all animals, so several years ago I began a feline genetics course with Cornell University (Texas USA) which took me to a whole new level of pain, but after a while it started making sense and was one of the best things I ever done as far as breeding is concerned.
I have imported several cats over the years from different countries, helping to open up the gene pool and increase health and type into the group 2 breed.
I have been a senior steward since the 90�s with GCCFV and became interested in judging by the late 90�s, so I began stewarding for group one exclusively at the time, to get as much hands on experience as possible, Group one offered me an opportunity to be completely unbiased as a judge as I had not bred this group, I feel this gave me the freedom to see the breeds from the standards requirements without having my likes or dislikes tint my view.
Over the years I became highly involved in the cat world, managing many shows,( including some very successful and highly profitable feline health research fund shows and being on the committee for a CCCA National show ), being on various committees, holding introductory talks on genetics for GCCFV and doing talks at CCCA judges conferences on various subjects.
I have travelled extensively over the last couple of years and have enjoyed seeing cat shows in other countries, (2 in UK, the World show 2013 in Denmark and 2014 in Prague) I even got to see close up, the new intriguing Amber Norwegian Forest Cat which was a treat.
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Cinnabon Inc. is poised to test a new concept in Houston called Bon Bake Shop that will feature a wider variety of smaller items than a typical location.
The first Bon Bake Shop will open in mid-September in the Willowbrook Mall in northwest Houston, with other locations in the works.
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Holidays at Universal Orlando Resort By the Numbers
Have you ever wondered how many miles it takes for the balloons to travel from Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade in New York to Universal Orlando Resort? Or just how many feet of garland are draped over the resort every holiday season?
Well, I recently chatted with our Art & Design team who gave me some festive figures on the holiday cheer we spread throughout Universal Orlando each year:
- 100,500 – Lights on the tallest Christmas tree
- 56,000 – Cubic feet of helium used in Macy's Holiday Parade each year
- 50,000 – Linear feet of garland strung about Universal Orlando each year
- 7,000 – Lights on the Universal Studios Florida arch wreath
- 1,081 – Miles The Macy's balloons travel from New York City to Universal Orlando
- 1,000 – Pounds of confetti used in Macy's Holiday Parade each year
- 864 – Feet of garland on the Universal Studios Florida arch wreath
- 222 – Performances of "Grinchmas Who-liday Spectacular"
- 90 – Performers in Macy's Holiday Parade
- 80 – Approximate feet of the tallest Christmas tree
- 12 – Balloons in the Macy's Holiday Parade
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This None home is located at 9530 Old Hwy 46 in Bon Aqua. 1694462 was built in 2006 and has 2 bedrooms9530 Old Hwy 46, Bon Aqua - MLS 1694462 Close
Log style residential property for sale in Bon Aqua, TN at 9530 Old Hwy 46. This 2 bedroom pond residential property is priced at $153/sqft.
Beautiful Colorado Hemlock log home privately situated on 39+ fenced acres. Pond & Creek, Hay barn, outdoor bbq pavilion with fireplace carport, storage bldgs, partial bsmt 2 car garage. really nice private property minutes from I-40 could psbly be 3 BR
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Preparation, Competition and Achievement are the three pillars that underline the core philosophy of Sports Program at Aavishkar School. With best of Sporting and recreational facilities at Aavishkar School campus, we are keen to introduce our children to the wold of being physically fit and engage them in various sports and games.
"Winning means you're willing to go longer, work harder, and give more than anyone else."- Vince Lombardi
Health and well being of our students is of utmost importance to all of us at Aavishkar School. With a fully equipped Health Center managed by Qualified Medical Professionals and a comprehensive health and nutrition program integrated into the development curriculum for our students, Aavishkar School is gearing up not only to develope healthy minds but also healthy bodies.
is the mantra of learning at Aavishkar School. Creating an outdoor environment that invites you to explore every corner of the campus, ensures that we are on the right track. Aeroplane Parks , Butterfly Garden, Wind Energy Zone are just a few of many things that will keep the excitement running at Aavishkar School.
"The more you explore the more you shall find to explore"
At Aavishkar School, our role is to encourage expression and multiply curiosity amongst our students. Expression through Music, Movement, Theater, Poetry, Speech and Design are few of many avenues available at Aavishkar School. Comprehensive programs that provide right focus at right time for the students ensure that talent is nurtured and honed to perfection.
"I have no special talent. I am only passionately curious."- Albert Einstein
The Innovation Hub at Aavishkar School is a unique concept that enables the students to explore the unknown. The idea is to give them a dedicated space and freedom to invent, compile and experiment and learn by doing. Innovation Hub not only invites the students but also teachers to be a part of this exciting journey at Aavishkar School.
Transportation is the life line at Aavishkar School. School buses managed by trained staff ensure that the students are not only safe but also enjoy Bus Rides. Simple routes, covered in predicted time frames make ones life convenient. GPRS enabled control mechanisms ensure that every vehicle is under due surveillance.
The Knowledge Hub at Aavishkar School is the integrated library designed for the children. The knowledge hub propels the learner to a world of exploration and excitement with a vast variety of books ranging from story books, poetry books, novels to encyclopedias. The knowledge hub at Aavishkar School is an exciting place to be at. Digitally enabled library through an exclusive Audio Visual Center at Aavishkar School offers both audio and visual stimulus to the children.
"A good library will never be too neat, or too dusty, because somebody will always be in it, taking books off the shelves and staying up late reading them."
The right foundation to good health is to have a food which is rich in nutrients. A good food means nutrients like vitamins, minerals, protein, carbohydrates, fat etc. is present in balanced way. Food & Nutrition Hub at Aavishkar School ensures students get food which is best for both their physical and mental growth. We prepare menu for a month in advance with consultations of Nutritionist and diet experts keeping their growth requirements in mind. Apart from that, we also consider taste of children and environmental season as well.
At Aavishkar School we are clear with our safety policy. The concept began with the infrastructure planning itself. Robust structural plans for the buildings with Fire safety systems in place and CCTV camera controlled environment at Aavishkar School. We do not take any chances. Trained security team equipped to handle emergiencies ensures that Aavishkar School remains a safe place for our students, staff and parents.
The Technology Hub at Aavishkar School shall not only introduce the children to the world of Binary Codes but shall also enable them to appreciate the hardware aspect of technology and its applications. Introducing children to the fast changing world of Information Technology and enabling them to appreciate the advancements and achievements in the field of computer science is the primary goal of Technology Hub.
Learning about software and building on the basics of Information Technology and application of the same are the key to learning at Aavishkar School.
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μ-Opioid receptors are distributed widely in the brainstem respiratory network, and opioids with selectivity for μ-type receptors slow in-vivo respiratory rhythm in lowest effective doses. Several studies have reported μ-opioid receptor effects on the three-phase rhythm of respiratory neurons, but there are until now no reports of opioid effects on oscillatory activity within respiratory discharges. In this study, effects of the μ-opioid receptor agonist fentanyl on spike train discharge properties of several different types of rhythm-modulating medullary respiratory neuron discharges were analyzed. Doses of fentanyl that were just sufficient for prolongation of discharges and slowing of the three-phase respiratory rhythm also produced pronounced enhancement of spike train properties. Oscillation and burst patterns detected by autocorrelation measurements were greatly enhanced, and inter-spike intervals were prolonged. Spike train properties under control conditions and after fentanyl were uniform within each experiment, but varied considerably between experiments, which might be related to variability in acid-base balance in the brainstem extracellular fluid. Discharge threshold was shifted to more negative levels of membrane potential. The effects on threshold are postulated to result from opioid mediated disinhibition and postsynaptic enhancement of NMDA receptor current. Lowering of firing threshold, enhancement of spike train oscillations and bursts and prolongation of discharges by lowest effective doses of fentanyl could represent compensatory adjustments in the brainstem respiratory network to override opioid blunting of CO2/pH chemosensitivity.
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The Post Award Fiscal Compliance (PAFC) office is part Research and Student Fiscal Services a division of Financial Management.
PAFC's responsibilities are assisting both campus and central administrative units with information, training, and advice to mitigate risk of non-compliance with sponsor terms and conditions. In addition, PAFC identifies expenditure transactions on sponsored projects using data analytics to identify transactions with the highest risk of disallowance, and works with campus units to improve internal controls and reduce risk.
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Ted Mordhorst has over 30 years' experience in research administration. He spent 12 years in the banking industry before embarking on a career in higher education at Washington State University, where he was the supervisor of the post-award office. Ted left WSU to become the manager and compliance officer for the University of Idaho before joining the Grant and Contract Accounting office at the University of Washington in late 2004 as the director for post-award financial compliance. Ted has been active with the National Council of University Research Administrators (NCURA), has given presentations and workshops at regional conferences, and has been an instructor for several post-award financial classes. Ted holds a B.A. in accounting from Boise State University.
Andra Sawyer- Assistant Director (206) 685-8902
Andra Sawyer is the assistant director of post-award fiscal compliance. She has over 25 years of experience in grant and contract administration. Areas of expertise include: financial management and planning; compliance; budgeting; operations; human resources; and systems design and implementation. Prior to joining the UW, Andra spent 20 years working in the area of compliance, financial management, and systems development for a Washington, DC-based nonprofit, and three years with PATH, a Seattle-based nonprofit. Andra holds a B.A. in Political Science from the University of California, Santa Barbara and an MBA from the George Washington University.
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About PACT
The growing cancer burden
The global burden of cancer is increasing at an alarming rate and presents a major public health and development challenge.
In 2012, it was estimated that there were over 14 million new cases of cancer and over 8 million deaths from cancer. By 2030, these startling figures are expected to increase to over 21 million new cases a year and 13 million deaths.
The greatest impact of this increase will fall on developing countries, which are least prepared to deal with the consequences of the disease. These countries are expected to shoulder around 70% of all cancer deaths in the next 15 years.
If cancer patients had greater access to affordable early cancer diagnosis and treatment, these figures would be different.
A target in the recently endorsed Sustainable Development Goals looks to reduce early deaths to non-communicable diseases, including cancer, by one third by 2030.Achieving this ambitious target could result in saving at least 40 million lives from cancer. This, however, requires a concerted effort from a broad range of partners in multiple sectors to considerably scale-up resources and establish strong political commitment in order to provide an effective global response to cancer.
Confronting the Crisis
In 2004, the IAEA responded to the growing cancer crisis by establishing the Programme of Action for Cancer Therapy (PACT). Jointly with the World Health Organization (WHO), the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC), the Union for International Cancer Control (UICC) and many others, PACT has worked to build a coalition of global partners committed to addressing the challenge of cancer in low and middle income IAEA Member States. This broad network of organizations supports countries to deliver greater access to cancer related health technologies, build skills and knowledge, and to raise funds to develop a complete range of services for cancer patients.
A comprehensively structured and effective national cancer control programme links and integrates cancer control planning, cancer registration and surveillance, prevention, early detection, diagnosis and treatment, and palliative care. A well-planned cancer control infrastructure should form the basis of a robust national investment, which will benefit cancer patients for decades to come. Government commitment, supported by expertise from PACT's strategic partners, is vital to develop and implement successful cancer control programmes.
PACT's goals are:
- Build global partnerships with key international organizations that are committed to addressing the challenges posed by cancer in low and middle income countries (LMICs).
- Mobilize resources from public and private entities to assist LMICs develop and maintain the ability to provide radiation medicine within a comprehensive national cancer control programme.
- Continue to support the provision of radiation medicine technologies and knowledge effectively and sustainably to all LMI Member States where the need is greatest.
- Support IAEA Member States with cancer control capacity and needs assessments, and targeted capacity building activities to strengthen their national cancer control programmes.
- Support effective and affordable access to quality cancer control services to all in need.


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PageSeeker – A Little Engine With A Lot Of Heart
Started in September 2000, PageSeeker is an Australian pay per click company that is a division of Dark Blue Sea Pty Ltd. This relatively small website has little information available about their growth and history. To get an accurate understanding of this internet advertising service, a prospective merchant must spend some time navigating PageSeeker's website. Since there are few client reviews available, it may be wise to use PageSeeker as only a small fraction of your advertising repertoire.
PageSeeker does offer a different approach to PPC engine advertising, which may be enough to set it apart from competitors. Unlike other websites, PageSeeker uses a traditional search engine approach to categorize their information. When a user clicks on a listing, they will be taken to a page that gives the best website choices for that product. In addition, there are far more than the typical maximum of ten listings. Instead, there are several pages of choices, causing the consumer to believe they are using a traditional search engine, rather than an advertising service. For users that shy away from sponsored listings, this may be an excellent way to make them feel more comfortable.
PageSeeker is well known for their excellent customer service, so you can feel confident that they will be able to walk you through any issues. This is due to the fact that there are only ten employees with the company. However, this may also cause an issue as growth will likely be stunted due to the small staff. You will not need to contact customer service if you would like to open a merchant account. In order to register, you will simply need to fill out a form with basic details. You will then select a topic or phrase that will determine your location in a search listing. Once you have completed that step, you will choose either a free or paid listing. Free listings are located at the end of the search results, while paid ones are at the beginning. A major downfall to the search engine style listings is that you are limited to a strict 125 character description. You are allowed to only use your business name and a very brief summary of the product. If your item is complex or you have a lengthy business name, you may run out of space before getting an adequate description. Since this is the consumer's first look at your product, you do not want to cut out important information.
PageSeeker claims to be the third largest pay per click search engines available, with over fifty million hits per month. However, PPC Universe magazine denies their claim and cautions merchants to research their options thoroughly before registering with PageSeeker. Since the site tracks raw clicks rather than unique clicks, your traffic reports may be extremely off balance. Since you pay PageSeeker per click, you may be charged for a single user visiting the same listing over and over. The customer service department claims that they will reimburse any proven fraudulent clicking, but tracking is very difficult and refunds are likely to be denied.


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Climate smart cocoa systems for Ghana (CLIMCOCOA)
Partner Institution(s):
Cocoa Research Institute of Ghana (CRIG), Ghana
International Institute of Tropical Agriculture (IITA), Ghana
World Agroforestry Centre (ICRAF), Kenya
University of Copenhagen, Denmark
Roskilde University, Denmark
Start Date:June 1, 2016
End Date:November 30, 2020
Total grant:DKK 9,990,278
Agricultural Investors as Development Actors? (AIDA)
Partner Institution(s):
Makerere University, College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences, Uganda
Sokoine University of Agriculture, Department of Agricultural Economics & Agribusiness, Tanzania
Green Development Advice, Denmark
University of Copenhagen, Department of Geosciences and Natural Resource Management, Denmark
Start Date:March 1, 2016
End Date:February 28, 2021
Total grant:DKK 9,999,777
Livelihoods Intransition: Effects of Rural-urban Linkages on Rural Livelihoods in the Rural Hinterlands of an Emerging Urban Center. A Case Study from Kipaduka Village, Tanzania.
Name:Taja Brenneche
Supervisor:Torben Birch-Thomsen
Start Date:October 15, 2012
End Date:December 15, 2012
Total grant:DKK 10,000
Better use of nutrition resources for sustaining aquaculture production in Central Vietnam under climate change condition
Partner Institution(s):
Technical University of Denmark (DTU), Institute of Aquatic Resources, DTU Aqua, Denmark
Start Date:October 1, 2012
End Date:September 30, 2017
Total grant:DKK 4,694,767
Once we were Warriors: Realizing Resources, Demobilization and Community Resilience Among Former Child Soldiers in Fragile States
Partner Institution(s):
Århus University, Department of Education - Research Unit for Interdisciplinary Education Research, Denmark
Vivo International, Uganda branch
Institute of Psychology, University of Konstanz, Traumatology Unit, Germany
The Resilience Research Centre, the School of Social Work, Dalhousie University, Canada
Start Date:March 14, 2012
End Date:July 15, 2017
Total grant:DKK 2,895,919
Stabilizing Kenya by solving Forest related Conflicts (STAKE)
Partner Institution(s):
University of Copenhagen, Forest & Landscape, Denmark
University of Nairobi, Wangari Maathai Institute for Peace and Environmental Studies, Kenya
Kenya Forestry Research Institute (KeFRI), Research & Development Department, Kenya
Nairobi-Kenya Office, The Green Belt Movement (GBM), Kenya
Start Date:January 1, 2012
End Date:December 31, 2016
Total grant:DKK 8,621,375
An anthropological analysis of livelihoods and justice among internally displaced people in Nairobi, Kenya.
Name:Jessica Larsen
Supervisor:Hanne O. Mogensen
Start Date:February 1, 2011
End Date:July 13, 2011
Total grant:DKK 11,000
Strategies of (in)coherent lives. Youth between security and development in Uganda
Partner Institution(s):
Copenhagen University, Denmark
Gulu University, Uganda
Start Date:January 1, 2011
End Date:April 3, 2015
Total grant:DKK 2,630,239
Community based forest management in the Himalayas III
Partner Institution(s):
Tribhuwan University, Institute of Forestry, Nepal
Ministry of Forests and Soil Conservation, Department of Forest Research and Survey, Nepal
Start Date:October 1, 2010
End Date:September 30, 2014
Total grant:DKK 8,142,503
Rural-Urban Complementarities for the Reduction of Poverty (RUCROP): Identifying the Contribution of Savings and Credit Facilities
Partner Institution(s):
University of Copenhagen, Department of Geosciences and Natural Resource Management, Denmark
Start Date:July 1, 2010
End Date:January 31, 2015
Total grant:DKK 5,033,700


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These FAQs apply to our responsive grantmaking in 2015, and also include several other FAQs about our work in the community. We will update this section of our website frequently with new questions and additional responses. Please check back for updates to these FAQs before your next application.
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Organizations who have been declined may apply again one year later. For example, an organization declined in response to a February 2014 application may apply again in February 2015. We strongly encourage all organizations to review our new guidelines, and to contact us to talk about potential fit prior to submitting an application.
For more information or to schedule a conversation with a member of The Denver Foundation staff, first check our website for details on upcoming pre-application workshops and open office hours, and then contact Alma Martinez at firstname.lastname@example.com or call 303.300.1790, ext. 155.
The site visit is an opportunity for The Denver Foundation to develop a deeper understanding of your organization and your proposal, after proposals proceed beyond the initial stage of the review process. The assigned program officer or consultant will get a chance to meet you face-to-face and discuss specific details about your organization's programs, staffing, financial situation, board of directors, etc. It is also an opportunity for you to bring your organization "to life" in a way that just doesn't happen by reading a proposal. While program officers necessarily ask a lot of questions, we strive to have the site visit be a two-way exchange of information. Site visits normally last about 1 ½ hours.
Not really, since funding depends on many factors. Assuming the site visit goes well, if an advisory committee member attends the site visit your organization will have two individuals who know its work well, rather than one, at the meeting at which funding is decided.
Too many people can overwhelm a site visit and also extend the time by quite a bit. We definitely recommend against having a really big group – say, more than three or four people. Your program officer will make suggestions about folks you might include, such as a board member or a program participant who can provide valuable perspectives on your work. Someone else from The Denver Foundation may accompany the program officer, such as another staff member, a member of the advisory committee that will be reviewing your proposal, or a donor. If this is the case, the Program Officer will let you know who else will be coming.
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You are the expert about your organization, so you will probably be able to answer most questions with little difficulty. The most important thing is to re-read your proposal and to have it available during the site visit. Try to imagine what kind of questions you would ask if you were just learning about your organization. Some staff or consultants develop a list of questions that they will forward to you before the site visit, but there are always questions that arise spontaneously during the discussion.
A site visit is not a test, it's a discussion designed to help inform decisions related to grants and to learn from one another regarding a specific area of work. If, at the site visit, there is some information you don't have readily available, it can be supplied later.
Organizations that received a grant from The Denver Foundation in 2013 must turn in a final report on that grant before submitting another grant application in 2014. For example, an organization that applied in February 2013 and received funding in June 2013 would then turn in a final report in June 2014. That organization would then be eligible to apply for funding at the next deadline in August 2014. This applies only to grants received in response to Community Grants applications; other grants, such as those from donor advisors or technical assistance grants, do not affect your eligibility for Community Grants funding.
Note that collaboratives may apply every twelve months, and are the only exception to this Community Grants rule.
We invite collaboratives of all types to apply. These may be collaboratives of several nonprofit organizations, collaboratives that include schools or governmental entities, those that include resident groups and nonprofits, or nonprofit/business partnerships. By collaboration, we do not mean referrals between organizations, or an organization that contracts with another organization to provide a specific service for a fee. Funded collaborations will likely include shared financial investment by partners, shared planning and accountability, and/or shared staffing. The strongest collaborative applications will come from organizations and groups working together to achieve greater impact and do things in the community that they could not do alone.
For more information on collaboration, see the resource page of the Colorado Collaboration Award and the information on the Lodestar Foundation's Collaboration Prize.
Funded collaboratives are eligible to apply every twelve months. Nonprofit organizations can request support for their organizations and as a part of a collaborative in the same cycle. Note that collaborative applicants should use the special checklist when applying, as we require collaboratives to submit several additional documents.
Through our Community Grants, The Denver Foundation funds organizations that serve residents of the Denver metro area – Adams, Arapahoe, Boulder, Broomfield, Denver, Douglas, and Jefferson Counties. We will consider requests from organizations based outside of the Denver metro area as long as the program or project serves residents in one or several of the seven counties listed above.
If your organization provides services statewide or nationally, your proposal must address how the requested funding will be limited to the seven counties listed above. Note that for the Education area only, we have a specific geographic focus, which you will find outlined in our grant guidelines.
Organizations can submit up to five pages for general operating or program requests.
There are two deadline dates in 2014 for grant proposals: the first business day of February and of August. Proposals must be received in our office by 5:00 p.m. on the deadline date. In order to be fair to all applicants, the deadline dates and times are firm and non-negotiable. Late proposals will not be accepted, regardless of the reason for the delay.
In the past, about 80% of our grants were for general operating support. We anticipate that we will continue to fund general operating support for organizations whose work is a strong fit with our strategies. In some cases, such as a national 501(c)(3) with a program in the Metro Denver area, or a nonprofit that has an outreach program that fits our priorities, program requests make more sense. If you're not sure what to request, we strongly encourage you to give us a call!
Contact Alma Martinez, email@example.com or 303.300.1790, ext. 155, to connect with a member of our staff.
We would love to know the answer to this question! We have been tracking this for several years, and there is no way to predict the number that will be received, nor is there a "low" or "high" deadline.
We are always happy to respond to your questions. However, be aware that we receive a large volume of calls in the two weeks prior to the grant deadlines, and may take more time to respond to requests at those busy times of the year.
We need only one copy of your proposal. Use a standard 12 point or larger font (such as Times New Roman). As we create a digital copy of all proposals submitted, please:
We also accept emailed copies. Note that all documents must be submitted either in hard copy or emailed – we will not accept proposals if some of the information is sent via email and other information is sent in hard copy format. Emailed proposals should be sent to email@example.com.
No. We require that applications be complete and submitted to us by 5:00 pm of the deadline day. We will consider a proposal that is missing one or more items incomplete and it will be withdrawn from consideration. If your organization is missing one or more of the required attachments or is unable to provide them by the grant deadline, then it would be better for you to wait until the next deadline and submit a complete proposal.
Here are a few common mistakes that weaken a proposal:
The Colorado Common Grant Application User's Guide is a valuable companion piece in crafting a proposal, and helps to demystify components of the grant review process.
The Denver Foundation is strongly committed to funding organizations that are inclusive. The Foundation requires every applicant to Community Grants to submit its board-approved anti-discrimination statement/policy. If these policies do not include every category identified in The Denver Foundation's anti-discrimination policy, we will discuss this with the organization at the site visit. In addition, when one or more categories are not included, the Foundation will recommend the agency review its anti-discrimination policy to make it more inclusive.
If your organization falls in one of the categories bulleted below, you must provide information and documentation in addition to, or different from, what is normally required:
In these circumstances, it is very important that you get the special information that you need (from our website or the Associate Grants Manager) before you submit your grant proposal. Failure to do so may result in an incomplete status or declination of your proposal.
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We require that all proposals include all of the listed information and attachments. The only exception to this is if your organization is less than 12 months old and therefore does not have fiscal year-end financial statements. In this case, please be sure to include a page explaining this situation or the application will be deemed incomplete and automatically withdrawn from consideration.
The Foundation funds many faith-based organizations. However, we do not fund religious activities or programs that require religious activity as a condition of receiving services.
We have two key differences from the CGA.
In either case you may NOT substitute the IRS Form 990 for the required materials.
If you work with fellow residents on a specific project, and you also are part of a nonprofit organization doing work that fits our nonprofit guidelines, you may submit separate applications requesting a resident and a nonprofit grant.
We support projects that have a beneficial impact on school readiness, academic success, student engagement, and graduation rates by addressing cognitive areas as well as incorporating other critical factors in a child's development including:
Relationships with, and support from caring adults
Traits such as , self-awareness, self-regulation, empathy and emotional understanding as well as resilience and tenacity
In-depth arts education
We believe it takes a village working together to give every child opportunity and support. We look for efforts that involve deep collaboration among all groups supporting those children: parents, the students themselves, educators, school leaders, and community organizations working together to break through inequities and create lasting change and impact.
School culture and discipline must support practices across an entire school, so that children are welcome and supported in every classroom and hallway. For The Denver Foundation's work in Education, this includes culturally responsive and trauma-informed practices, restorative justice and socio-emotional learning, as well as equity work. They also include the schools' engagement of parents and students as equitable partners and leaders. They exist within a framework and practice of ongoing evaluation and use of key data to ensure that the work is meeting the needs of the students and to adjust the work appropriately to best meet those goals. School culture and discipline are in service to high quality learning and equitable educational outcomes.
The grant guidelines include separate applications for 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations and residents or constituents who do not have nonprofit status. If your proposal works with both constituencies, such as a collaborative program, please apply using the nonprofit guidelines.
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X5L - Short Leg for X50 and X55 arms
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Short leg for our X50 and X55 arms. Ideal if you are not using landing gear. Suitable for the TBS Discovery and similar. CNC machined aluminium.
- Designed and manufactured in the UK exclusively by Aeroxcraft.
- Weight: 7.5g (0.26oz).
- Height: 48mm.
- Manufactured from aircraft grade 6082-T6 Aluminum.
- Supplied in clear plastic retail packaging.
- 2 anodised colours available – Black and Silver.
Pack Includes:
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- 4 x Mounting Screws
Note: X50 / X55 Aluminium arms are not included.
Well designed and made, east to fit.
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Portions of the Midwest from Texas to Michigan were also hit by the storm that was reminiscent of the tornadoes that killed more than 300 people across the South last month.
Tornado sirens gave Joplin residents just a 20-minute warning before the tornado touched down on the city's west side, and dozens were unable to escape.
Much of the city's south side was leveled, with churches, schools, homes and businesses flattened, the glass of storefronts sucked out into the streets, and machinery tossed into the air like toys.
See videos and photos of the devastation below, or share your own photos from the tornado here.
What a storms looks like as a tornado hits
One resident of Branson, Mo., shot video of the storm that produced the Joplin tornado from his patio:
Driving through a flattened neighborhood
Local Joplin TV station KOAM has posted several videos showing the damage to the city, including this video of a KOAM reporter narrating the damage to a neighborhood that was hit:
What it sounds like when a tornado hits
It is hard to see what's happening in this video, but the audio is terrifying. A worker at Fastrip, a convenience store, posted it with the caption: "We huddled in the back of the store until the glass got sucked out, then ran into the walk in storage fridge." Watch:
Joplin, after the tornado
This video silently pans across the scenes of destruction:
Map of the tornado
Twitter user @parismyloveff also tweeted this photo the day after the twister:
The Post's Emily Ingram told the story of the tornado by gathering tweets and twitpics from Joplin. See her storify here.
Photos of Joplin, Mo.:
See more photos, taken by a photographer and resident of Joplin, Mo., on Flickr.
Health professionals can volunteer for service in Joplin through the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services.


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If this is on a shared server and someone is using a shorter maxlifetime or more frequent garbage collection run settings, then the shortest/more frequent running will win.
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If J.J. Abrams hadn't become a movie director, I always thought he'd make a pretty good spy. The guy just loves to keep a secret. He's always been known for being enigmatic, but it reached a zenith with the whole 'Khan-situation' in Star Trek Into Darkness. However, in a new interview, Abrams has revealed he might be taking a different direction for Star Wars: Episode VII — The Force Awakens — but only if his employees will let him.
In an new interview with the Telegraph, Abrams revealed the lengths the guys at Bad Robot have gone to protect the Star Wars 7 script. He explained:
Are you kidding me? My god... I'm working on the Star Wars 7 script today and the people in my office have covered up all my windows with black paper. I guess they wanted to make sure no one could see what I was doing. ... It seems rather extreme.
Of course, the alternative is his employees have all been slacking off work and they just don't want him to see...
Although Abrams has previously been the driving force behind the secrecy in his movies, he now admits he's dealing with a different breed of fan. Indeed, he believes there are fundamental differences between how Star Trek and Star Wars fans approach the franchise. Regarding Star Wars 7, he stated:
It's always been a more open, fan-engaged universe than I've been used to, so I'm sure there'll be some sort of compromise. But it feels to me like there's a purity in not knowing every little thing.
I have to agree. I'm someone who'd rather deafen himself with a klaxon than even risk the chance of hearing a minor spoiler, but what about you?
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text: Now, I don't consider Gaia to be overpowered, but I do find problems with her kit. Personally, I think she needs a rework. Please note that the numbers may need some tweaking. This is what I came up with: 1st skill: Razor Vines (Changed from Razor Leaves) Gaia sends out thorny vines in an attempt to restrain an enemy. The vines travel through minions dealing damage. If the vines hit an enemy, they will be rooted for up to 2 seconds and take damage every 0.5 seconds as long as Gaia keeps Channeling. Gaia can freely move around while channeling, but will stop if she attacks with a basicattack or uses a skill. Note: Silence or Stun will break the channeling Damage Minions: 80/130/180/230 + 0.8 of magical damage Damage Hero: 30/40/50/60 + 0.2 of magical damage every 0.5 seconds (Max damage: 120/160/200/240 + 0.8 of magical damage) Max Immobilize: 2s Target: Line (skillshot) Cooldown: 10s Range: 12m Comment: Her old combo was an important part of her play, and while not a direct combo, the new abilities work well together. I didn't want to completely change who Gaia is, so she will still keep certain part of her kit. Also, even though this skill only deals damage to a single enemy hero, she still keeps her waveclear. 2nd skill: Seed of Corruption Gaia conjures a seed of corruption to affect an area. Enemies inside the area cannot see outside the area. The seed is unstable and will explode after 2 seconds dealing damage and reducing the sight of enemies. If an enemy affected by the dimmed sight is healed by a skill, they will explode dealing damage to themselves and nearby enemies, refreshing the duration of the dimmed sight. Note: Enemies affected by dimmed sight will slowly regain their vision. Damage: 125/175/225/270 + 0.75 of magical damage Damage Heal: 100/150/200/250 + 0.50 of magical damage Dimmed Sight: 4 seconds Target: Area of effect Radius: 3-4m Cooldown: 13s Range: 11m Comment: The original skill, Seed of Corruption seemed really unbalanced to me. Being able to just walk up and reduce the vision of an enemy, while dealing a good amount of undodgeable damage over time could completely shut down a hero. In additon, it is a really easy way to set up ganks. With the rework, you can actually move out of the Aoe, even if you are in the center of the ability (That is If I could find out how big the radius should be). As stated above, this skill works well with the 1st skill. Place the seed of corruption, then restrain the enemy with Razor Vines so that they will be inside the explosion. Also, please note that the Heal Damage only applies If the target is healed by an ABILITY not by basicattacks or items, having harvest or leech will not activate the explosion, but skills like Acridixes "Leap of Filth" or Peilas "Pounded", will still activate the explosion if it heals them. (This may however be a problem with Kortavs passive, activating for every tick of health recovered, maybe add a counter for amounts of time the seed can explode) 3rd skill: Garden Maker Passive: Each unit killed by Gaia will become a lawn where they were killed. When Gaia stands (hovers) on the lawn, she will become invisible and have increased movementspeed. Enemies cannot see her unless a enemy hero is within 10/9/8/7m of Gaia. Using an ability will not break the stealth. Active: Gaia forms a Lawn centered at herself Movementspeed: 10/15/20/25% Radius: 4m Cooldown: 20/18/16/14 Comment: A small change? I think the current passive was a bit boring. When you are low on HP, just step into the lawn and wait for your cooldowns. With this, you force your enemies to get into the range of your abilities, rather than standing back and sending faeries at you. Also, I increased the radius of the lawn, so you can move around and have more chance of dodging Aoe abilities. 4th skill: Beam Cannon Gaia Focuses her power and releases it as a magical beam, causing continuous damage to all enemies in front of the beam. Gaia can move freely around while channeling, but cannot change the direction of the beam. If an enemy is affected by Seed of Corruption they will explode, but may only explode once this way. Beam cannon will not reset dimmed sight on a target. Damage: 70/95/120 + 0.45 of magical damage per hit Slow: 15% Slow Duration: 1 second Duration: 5 seconds Cooldown: 70/60/50s Range: 13m Comment: The current beam is sort of confusing. I remember when I first tried to use it, and had no idea how to steer it. You can think of the reworked beam as a big Skale "Crippling Blast". I also thought the movementspeed from Garden Maker would do well with this Ability. It now has a set duration (and cost). Please feel free to leave your own suggestions, and tell me what you agree/disagree about this post. If anything was unclear, please let me know, and I will try to answer.


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The newspaper competition's first prize seemed idyllic: flight from Dayton, Ohio, for three days in London, followed by relaxing five day crossing from Southampton to New York on board the luxury liner Queen Elizabeth II. Only there are two slight hitches: the winning couple are expecting the imminent birth of their first child, and it is winter in the north Atlantic. Suffice to say, the ship's doctor is blissfully unaware of the woman's delicate condition until he is woken from his postprandial afternoon nap when her waters break, on the fourth day of the voyage, 500 miles east of New York in mountainous seas and a force 12 gale.
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Tsipras to pay over austerity U-turn?
The Greek government may be heading toward political trouble amid rising opposition within the ruling Syriza Party to the austerity measures accepted by Athens in return for loans as well as eloquent disapproval voiced by the majority of Greeks in a recent referendum, a report says.
A report by The Wall Street Journal on Thursday said the Greek government could be facing too much opposition from within the ruling leftist Syriza – which came to power on an anti-austerity platform, a situation that could potentially cost the government more than it can handle.
According to the report, a split in the incumbent left-wing party is widening as some of Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras' fellow party members, among them former finance minister Yanis Varoufakis, are against a new bailout deal for the debt-wracked country.
The opposition is posing a serious challenge to Tsipras' government as the 40-year-old top Greek politician is seeking to finalize the deal over the next month.
On Wednesday, the Greek parliament approved a sweeping and unpopular set of reforms demanded by creditors in return for the new bailout package.
Many believe that Tsipras is backtracking on his anti-austerity position, days after a referendum in which 61 percent of the participants rejected the demands by the country's international lenders – the European Commission, the European Central Bank (ECB) and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) – in return for fresh bailout loans.
The referendum result was favored by the Tsipras government, which called the vote in the first place in an effort to relieve itself of some of the pressure by the creditors.
This is while his government engaged in renewed talks with the creditors following the referendum to negotiate a new loan.
According to The Wall Street Journal report, the Greek premier may opt for a cabinet reshuffle by this weekend as part of efforts to overcome resistance from the several ministers who oppose the newly negotiated austerity package, and substitute them with those who are in favor of the deal.
Aimilios Avgouleas, a professor of banking law and finance at Edinburgh University, said, "I don't see his government surviving beyond October. It will be impossible for him to do so under the weight of all this austerity."
On Friday, the European Union (EU) formally approved a short-term loan of 7.16 billion euros (7.77 billion US dollars) to debt-wracked Greece as Athens and its creditors are working to reach an agreement on the new bailout package.
Greece received two bailouts worth a total of 240 billion euros (272 billion dollars) in 2010 and 2012 from the so-called troika of international lenders - the European Commission, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the European Central Bank -following the 2009 economic crisis.
The Mediterranean country is seeking a third bailout from the eurozone rescue fund in the hope of resolving its deepening financial crisis.


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Government pleased with Gold Coast 600 event
Motor race organisers and the Queensland Government are hailing the Gold Coast 600 a success.
Supercars Australia is rebuilding the event after the loss of the Indy Cars two year's ago and last year's failed A1-GP promotion.
Sport Minister Phil Reeves says people voted with their feet.
"170,000 ticket holders over three days are a great advertisement for the event," he said.
"But more importantly those aerial shots that have gone around Australia and around the world just show what Gold Coast has got to offer, let alone a motor race."
Queensland Treasurer Andrew Fraser says this year's result is encouraging.
"I've got no doubt this event has met the mark this year," he said.
"We'll obviously make a formal assessment next year but I'd have to say right now that this event is very firmly in pole position.
"This is a vitally important event for the Gold Coast - we could not afford not to have an event like this and we made a strong decision to have this investment.
"It's my view that the V8 Supercars are not just a great Australian company with an international footprint, they're in fact a great Gold Coast company and so taking a punt on them was absolutely worthwhile."
However, V8 Supercars Australia chairman Tony Cochrane criticised the Federal Government over the absence of an RAAF air show this year.
He plans to lobby Defence Minister Stephen Smith.
"He will get so sick of me that I will just wear him down and we will get the air show back for next year," Mr Cochrane said.
Garth Tander and Jamie Whincup won the weekend's two V8 races.
Whincup staged an exciting dual with Shane Van Gisbergen over the final laps to win the 300 kilometre race.
Whincup has edged closer to Drivers Championship leader James Courtney on the points table although he says he was not focussing on that aspect.
"I was just going as hard as I can," he said.
"Those things don't really cross your mind when you're out there but, hey, I'm happy to get some points back.
"Generally when we finish we finish well, and we've got no real room for error until the end of the year."
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Born in Vienna in 1922, Trude came to Palestine with her parents in 1925. Beginning her archaeological studies at the Hebrew University in the 1940s, she earned an M.A. and then her Ph.D. writing on The Material Culture of the Philistines. Published in 1982, it remains one of the primary resources for the study of the Philistines and other Sea Peoples. Appointed the Eliezer L. Sukenik Professor of Archaeology in 1985, Trude also was the first director of the Philip and Muriel Berman Center for Biblical Archaeology at the Hebrew University.
In commemoration of Trude Dothan's pioneering achievements, eight Biblical Archaeology Review articles have been made free and publicly available >>
Trude was the youngest field archaeologist in the watershed experience for Israeli archaeologists, the excavations at Hazor from 1955 to 1958 directed by Yigael Yadin. Subsequently, she codirected the excavations at En Gedi and at Athienou on Cyprus. She led the excavations at Deir el-Balaḥ, and from 1981 to 1996 she codirected with Seymour Gitin the joint Albright/Hebrew University excavations at Tel Miqne-Ekron. Trude authored and coauthored numerous books and articles. Together with her husband, the late archaeologist Moshe Dothan, she wrote the popular volume Peoples of the Sea: The Search for the Philistines.
Trude was awarded the Israel Prize for Archaeology and the Israel Museum Percia Schimmel Award for Distinguished Contributions to the Archaeology of the Land of Israel. The volume Mediterranean Peoples in Transition: Thirteenth to Early Tenth Centuries BCE was published in her honor, and The Trude Dothan Lectureship in Ancient Near Eastern Studies, a series of presentations by renowned international scholars, was endowed by the Dorot Foundation at the Albright Institute.
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This is the way most of us will remember Trude—for her many contributions to the field of Israeli archaeology. As for me, during the more than 30 years of working closely together, I came to appreciate Trude's more personal nature: her friendship, her ability to relate to people and her sense of humor. Trude had her own way about her, and there were so many shared experiences that reflect her unique nature, joy of life, infectious enthusiasm and passion for her work. To her two sons, Dani and Uri, and the Dothan family, you should know that Trude will be sorely missed. And I shall have lost an endearing partner whose presence will ever be with me, especially in the work to come in our joint Miqne publications.
May her memory be blessed.
Yehi zichrah baruch.
"Strata: Milestone: Trude Dothan (1922–2016)" by Seymour Gitin was published in Biblical Archaeology Review, May/June 2016.
Seymour Gitin is Dorot Director Emeritus of the W.F. Albright Institute of Archaeological Research in Jerusalem, having served as director for 34 years until his retirement in 2014. For 14 seasons he co-directed, with Trude Dothan, the excavations at Tel Miqne (Biblical Ekron). Recently, Gitin was editor and contributor of the first two volumes of The Ancient Pottery of Israel and Its Neighbors from the Iron Age through the Hellenistic Period (Jerusalem: Israel Exploration Society, 2015). The work is part of a planned four-volume corpus of eastern Mediterranean ceramic forms—a "ceramic Bible."
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INTERVIEW: GSU's new Athletics Marketing AD discusses marketing, branding vision
Newhouse joins the university from Atlanta-based, for whom he served as director of field marketing since 2010.
"Matthew is a very strong addition to the Georgia State Athletics staff, and we are delighted to welcome him to our team," said Director of Athletics Cheryl L. Levick in a statement. "He has proven sales experience in the Atlanta market as well as significant experience marketing one of the nation's top athletics programs. He will help enhance the game day atmosphere for our fans while building our brand in the community."
He spoke with WinmoEdge to talk about his week on the job and his vision for setting a foundation for branding the university athletic program's marketing strategy as GSU gears up for the upcoming football season and moving into the conference in 2013, announced during a press conference this past April.
"My job and my role are to really set a good foundation for the marketing efforts of Georgia State athletics," Newhouse said. "From what I have seen and talked about with people in the week I've been here, from the positions I've held beforehand and where I've worked before, there hasn't been that solid marketing foundation or that branding foundation.
"There have been many efforts that were sporadic, but nothing that has set a foundation to build on and to really take this athletic program to new heights and bigger and better things. One of my duties is to solidify that foundation and make sure we're doing things right from the very beginning. We are getting back to the 'marketing 101' things that work and start building from there on the branding that Georgia State has been able to do over the past few years, and really set ourselves up for success with the football program going into the Sun Belt, and the basketball program as well."
WinmoEdge reported on GSU's huge push in 2010 to prepare for the football team's inaugural season that focused on the Georgia Dome, the season itself, and Coach Bill Curry. In April 2008, GSU approved an $85-per-semester student activity fee to fund the football program that opened its inaugural season in 2010.
Newhouse reiterated the short-term goals of doing the university athletic branding the right way the first time. Logos and licensing may not be correct but he wants to put out the correct branding themselves in image portrayal, he said.
"We want to make sure we are building ourselves as a top athletic program and you cannot do that when your licensing is a bit behind or the actual branding image that you're portraying is not correct," Newhouse said.
The GSU athletics' marketer, who has experience from the Florida State University Seminoles' athletics program as associate director of marketing and promotions from 2006 to 2010 where he handled the nationally-ranked men's basketball and baseball programs and several Olympic sports, recognized GSU Panthers' intense competition in sports marketing.
Newhouse identified the Georgia Tech as some direct competition because of their long-standing professional programs with tradition and each with their own strong branding message.
One campaign aimed to engage fans, "Make Your Move," is a call to fans to get tickets and promoting future football games, and it will carry over into the other sports programs.
"On the long term, the big things we want to have happen needed to come from community support for Georgia State athletics and be the best value in sports in the Atlanta market," Newhouse said. "We want support from students, alumni, boosters, and so on. We want to be able to build on that and build newer athletic facilities in the future."
Established sports teams are not the only challenges out there. Another challenge to Newhouse's plans is "Joe Fan," the average sports fan. Joe, as Newhouse illustrated to us, will tell you that they will go to a Hawks game, Falcons game or drive to Athens, Ga., for a UGA game to get the atmosphere that they are looking for – GSU has not been perceived at that level. Newhouse wants to infuse Panthers athletic events with the high entertainment value with the best crowds and expectation to have a high fan experience from arrival to departure to change the perception of the Joe Fan.
They will continue to utilize traditional media outlets to build the GSU brand. None of Newhouse's plans involves logo changes, because it does not benefit to establishing a brand, he said.
"You will see more social media messaging; much more use from the coaches and the players buying into what we want to do on, and have a rewards programs, not only for students but for fans as well to participate in and it's all going to be focused around social media," Newhouse said. "I'm going to focus a lot more on social media and a lot of grassroots marketing. I think we need to hit our fans and hit the people that have the affiliation with the school including the 150,000 alumni in the area and we need to be able to get in front of those people."
GSU athletics' primary consumers are its 33,000-student body and the alumni, faculty and staff; however Newhouse wants to target the youth, grade school children, church youth groups, and specific schools to integrate programs, and with scout groups. This idea, the "kids club," is an experiential marketing method to get kids involved with GSU athletics.
"We want to get into these kids heads soon," he said. "We're going to be rolling out a new kids club. That will be rolling out shortly after we show the rewards program. It is going to be a great way for kids to interact with coaches and athletes, and earn discounts to come out to any of the sports events. You get a couple of kids talking about it and they will have to bring their parents out to get them to games so it is a win for us there too. We will be able to build on that opportunity to reach kids at a younger age, and it only helps us moving forward and hopefully gets them to Georgia State in the future."
GSU presently does co-branding advertising with Centennial, Ohio-based using traditional media means to best reach their own audiences within the two companies key demos, Newhouse said.
"We are coming up with marketing plans to specifically target the demos we're looking for," he added. "Coca Cola has a specific research department that gives us the information to target the right people geographically and even psychographically, in making sure we're hitting the people we need.
"Shane Company is definitely in the wheelhouse of who we want to be able to buy season tickets, ticket packs, and granted Coca Cola has the money and all of that, but we are more interested in their information dissemination. They do social media as well but we want to get with them on the co-branding aspects on what they are doing and what their plans are and how we integrate what we're doing with that and build an advertising partner around [Atlanta] here to make that happen."
GSU's co-branding with the two companies aforementioned is in early stages of implementation due to Newhouse being on duty for a week.
Newhouse said he is "100 percent" very open to receiving requests from any agencies offering any services.
"We're always looking for those opportunities because we're always looking for whose going to be able to help us the best; and this is my philosophy, even though you may work great for a company that I think does a fantastic job, I will always hear what somebody has to say because they may be better," he said.
Georgia State presently works with up to five agencies for social media and research services. Newhouse was unable to disclose the agencies identities.
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Comprehensive Analytical Chemistry | Year: 2014
Proteomics involves analysis of the complement of proteins in a system. In recent years, the transition from a gel-based approach to proteomics has been rapidly advanced to include gel-free, label-free, quantitative procedures that offer both deep analysis of proteomes and absolute determination of cell protein concentrations. This review covers these developments and relates the applicability of such approaches to the study of prokaryotic systems including the current state-of-the-art procedures as well as more basic aspects such as protein extraction, protein fractionation, methods for protein quantification, and visualization of data in relation to functional ontology. Proteomics is proving to be in a period of rapid technological development and represents a leading aspect of the vanguard in the postgenomic era, providing a valuable knowledge component within the science systems biology. © 2014 Elsevier B.V.
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Fungal rot of sweet cherry fruit leads to reduced yield and quality at harvest. This study investigated a range of host factors related to cherry rot and also identified the main species present in latently infected-fruit and fruit with visible rot at harvest in a Tasmanian orchard. There was a significant effect of tree cultivar on total rot found at harvest, with the cultivar "Sweetheart" associated with almost double (approx. 25 % infection) the amount of rotten fruit compared to "Regina" and "Simone" (approx. 13 %). Harvest date may have had some influence on this result, as Sweetheart fruit were harvested 2 weeks later than the other cultivars, and there was a large rainfall event just before Sweetheart harvest (rainfall can increase disease spread and infection). Crop load did not influence the amount of rotten fruit found at harvest for any cultivar, although crop load was low in this season at this site. Removing fungicide application from the point of 50 % full bloom onwards did not significantly alter disease incidence. The study found that Botrytis cinerea was the dominant rot pathogen in cherry fruit at this site and season. No evidence of Monilinia species was found in this study with the methods used, despite it being typically associated with rot of stone fruit. Fruit quality characteristics were not indicators of disease susceptibility, as very few characteristics observed to correlate with disease at harvest. © 2014, Australasian Plant Pathology Society Inc.


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We lost on the hockey bet before the weekend, and today we are back at the normal football. Danish Superleague is getting to it's end, and today it's AGF Aarhus against AaB.
AGF has absolutely nothing to play for, just like last weekend and they actually played better. They won 5-1 against Esbjerg in a match, where they dominated all 90 minutes of the game. Today they play against AaB who comes with a loss from FC Copenhagen, but they have everything to play for.
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Logically it smells like an AaB victory, but i actually think that AGF will take this one. I'm not going to bet on that though, because i think that o 2.5 goals is a safer bet. The last time these two teams met, the match ended 2-2, and both teams score quite a big amouth of goals. AGF much more goals lately after the finished the Danish Cup on a second place.
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Today's photo hunt is all about fake. These are some fake flamingos that reside at my In-Laws.
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Amazing photo and a perfect choice for this week's theme. Thanks for sharing!
wow, that is really beautiful!! I love the pinkness of that flamingo!! Great shot.
What a great shot! Love the composition and the DOF, very sharp image.
Nice choice for the hunt.
Wow..this angle of shooting is real nice. I love the colors too. Well done. Happy 070707 and a Happy Weekend 🙂 http://crizlai.blogspot.com/2007/07/photo-hunters-fake.html
Pink Flamingos always remind me of scavenger hunts, well fake ones anyway, nice shot.
And I thought pink flamingos were extinct. Great photo there.
Very nice close up!
I have to say that this is a great picture. It is amazing how something fake can look so beautiful. At first glance I thought this was real.
I love it! Perfect photo for the theme.
I love pink flamingos (who knows why?) and am thinking of putting one or two in the woods. A bit incongruous perhaps?
Oh that's cute 🙂 Thanks for sharing!
Mine's here:
Happy weekend 🙂
I love, love, love this photo!! It's pink and represents the most wonderful plastic flamingo well! lol! How can anyone not love the plastic pink flamingoes???
Nice photo. Wouldn't mind a few pink flamingos on our yard.
The framing on this is so perfect. I was just scrolling the page and this one stopped me cold.


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Ya know, I can't find any finger knit projects on here?
So I"ll post my own!
I taught myself how to finger knit yesterday and made this XD
It was so addicting.
Don't hate on my PJs! Hahahahaa.
Really, really long! If I wear it uncoiled it drags the ground on both sides.
I used Lion Brand chunky yarn, one skein of black and white held together.
Wound up. Huge pom poms :3
Sorry for the awful pics, but I won't have my actual camera for about a week.


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