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Hello my people of the web! Last year, I was part of a really cool experience. Adobe hosted their very first Photo Jam, in Miami. The Photo Jam was a tournament full of talented creatives. A two part event that also offered valuable insight into the creative process of leading people in the industry. This year they hosted a Creative Jam, this time it was geared toward Design! The event was held at the Moore Building in the Design District in Miami. I was able to get a look behind the scenes and a little insight from some of the judges and hosts. Take a look at the video below for a recap of the night and don't forget to scroll down to read more on the interviews!
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Interview with Amanda Julca (Judge) You can find Amanda on Instagram as@amanda_Julca
Gabby: As a judge what is kick ass design for you, what are you looking for to stand out?
Amanda: I'm looking for something that is very dynamic, something that allows the eye to travel. I love when people branch out to create something really cool. Here tonight everyone has the same theme, so I'm super excited to see what they come up with.
Gabby: How has social media impacted your career?
Amanda: Social media is incredible, for visual artists, our work is readily available to the entire world. We can pretty much instantly advertise our work and our vision. From there, getting to know some of my favorite people here, I have found so many through Instagram by being part of this community. You meet these people in person and you're like "Wow I know you already, I know your work!" It's really neat.
Interview with Bruce Pinchbeck (Judge) You can find Bruce on Instagram as@thenewtropic
Gabby: As a Judge, what are you hoping to see here tonight?
Bruce: Assuming we stay on topic with Miami, I am looking for something that makes me proud of the city we live in.
Gabby: How has social media impacted your career?
Bruce: That's a good question! It's been a great way to share my portfolio of work and mostly the stuff that is personal projects, which is really the work that gets me hired for those big jobs!
Gabby: Most important question of the night, favorite Ninja Turtle, Go!
Bruce: Oh god! I could go a few ways with that. Leonardo had the swords! So, I kinda wanted to be him when I was a kid, but then I always wanted to be Mickey cause he is witty, funny and cool.
Interview with Megan Kirkwood (Host) You can find Megan on Twitter as@megankirkwood
Gabby: Megan, what is your favorite thing about the Creative Jams?
Megan: Definitely getting to meet all the artists!
Gabby: Where is Creative Jam heading next?
Megan: We are going to Honolulu!
Gabby: How do you feel like these events impact the creative community?
Megan: For a lot of these artists, it's the first time getting together as a team to create art together so it definitely challenges the community to grow and get working!
The Theme: From Miami, With Love.
I want to take the time to congratulate the winners. The bar was set very high this year, the talent in the room was so palpable. I am so proud to see this community flourish in front of my eyes.
People's Choice Winners:
Daniela Hernandez & Mai Sari
Here Is The Judges choice winners, a very well deserved tie:
Fernando Borges of Luxury Design Studio & Edgar Woo of The Woo Collective
Lizzy Newberry and Cristina Gonzalez
A very special thanks to Adobe and Adobe Creative Cloud.
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Me Prosper Abega (1964)
Avocat (France / Cameroon)
Avocat. Member of the FIFA Players' Status Committee; Membre de la Commission des Affaires Juridiques de la FIFA. Membre de la Commission des Affaires Juridiques de la CAF. Président de la Commission dAppel de la Confédération Africaine de Football. Expert FIFA dans le cadre du Programme "Gouvernance".
Mr Gustavo Albano Abreu (1965)
Attorney-at-law (Argentina)
Doctor in Law. President of the Antidoping National Disciplinary Tribunal of Argentina (2016- ); Director of Cátedra de Derecho del Deporte, Universidad Austral. Executive Director of LLM, Universidad Austral. Legal Advisor. Member of Tribunal de Disciplina of Ente Nacional de Alto Rendimiento Deportivo (ENARD).
Mr Saleh Al Obeidli (1980)
Arbitrator (United Arab Emirates)
Managing Partner of "Saleh Alobeidli Advocates & Legal Consultants"; member of the Executive Committee of the Sharjah International Arbitration Centre; member of the Legal Committee of the Asian Football Confederation (AFC). Participated in drafting various sports regulations in the Middle East. Arbitrator at the Saudi Sports Arbitration Centre; Conciliator at the International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes, Washington (ICSID).
Mr Salman Al-Ansari (1981)
lawyer (Qatar)
Vice-President Foundation of Qatar Sports Arbitration (2016- ); Qatar Player's Association (2015- ); Al-Ansari & Associates (2007- ); Qatar University College of Law (2008- ); Member of the Appeal Committee of the Asian Football Confederation;
Mr Reto Annen (1977)
Arbitrator (Switzerland)
Founder and Vice-President of the Swiss Association of Ice Hockey Players (SAIP); Founder and Board Member (secretary) of the World Association of Ice Hockey Players Union (WAIPU); Found and Vice-President of the "Fairsport Association" athlete agency
Mr Mario René Archila Cruz (1962)
Attorney-at-law (Guatemala)
Lawyer and Notary. Partner of regional Law firm, Arias Guatemala, S.A.; Ex-Partner of Consortium-Rodríguez, Archila, Castellanos, Solares & Aguilar, S.C. Ex-Arbitration and Litigation. Secretary of the Executive Commission of the National Federation of Football in Guatemala. Ex-President of the Disciplinary Organization of the National Football League in Guatemala. Currently leading the Litigation department of Arias Guatemala.
Mr Juan Pablo Arriagada Aljaro (1971)
Attorney-at-law (Chile)
Attorney at law at Santiago, Chile; Llm commercial law and labor law; founder and main partner of the law firm "Arriagada & Co. Lawyers", Santiago, Chile; Executive Secretary of Chilean Football Federation (1997 – 2001); Member of the National Court of Arbitration for Sports in Santiago, Chile; Member of the Santiago Arbitration and Mediation Centre; Member of the IAAF Disciplinary Tribunal.
Dr Marco Balmelli (1969)
Attorney-at-law (Switzerland)
Dr.iur. Attorney-at-law, Notary Public. Partner, Kellerhals Carrard, Basel (sports law including the consultation of professional international athletes, corporate law, M & A and commercial law).
Mr Efraim Barak (1957)
Attorney-at-law (Israel)
Consultant & Professor of sports law, Efraim Barak Sports Law & Consultancy (2018- ); Senior Partner & head of sports law department, D. Mirkin & Co., Advocates & Notaries (1987-2017); Member of Sports Law and Sports Legislation Committee of the Israel Bar; General Counsel and Head of legal department of the Israel Football Association (2014-2017); Member of UEFA's legal Committee (2015- ); Professor and Academic Director at the Master degree program in international Sport Law, at the Cardinal Herrera University (Madrid, Valencia & Barcelona) (2018- ) and the Instituto Superior de Derecho y Economia (ISDE) in Madrid (2006-2016); Professor of Sport Law in various Universities worldwide; Member of the Board and treasurer of the "Rex Sport Asociación de Asesores del Deporte". Ex-Member (Judge) of the Supreme Court of the Israel Basketball Association.
The Hon. Michael Beloff (1942)
Barrister (United Kingdom)
QC. Barrister (Blackstone Chambers, London), MA (Oxford), President of Trinity College, Oxford (1996-2006); Master of the Bench of Gray's Inn, London Treasurer 2008; Senior Ordinary Judge of the Court of Appeal of Jersey and Guernsey; former Recorder of the Crown Court and Deputy High Court Judge; Steward of the RAC (Motor Racing). Ethics Commissioner London Olympic Games 2012. President, British Association of Sport and Law (2004-). Chair IAAF Ethics Commission (2014); Chair of the IAAF Disciplinary Tribunal (2017). Chair ICC Code of Conduct Commission (2002-2015). Chair ICC Dispute Resolution Committee (2015-). Member Ironman Appeal Panel (2016-). Member Mixed Martial Arts Appeal Panel (2016-). Member FIA International Appeal Panel (2010-2017). Member European Tour Anti-Doping Appeal Panel (2014-). Honorary Legal Adviser IAAF London World Championships 2017. Member of the CAS ad hoc Divisions at the Summer Olympic Games, Atlanta 1996, Sydney 2000, Athens 2004, Beijing 2008, (and Anti-Doping Division) Rio de Janeiro 2016 and at the Commonwealth Games, Kuala Lumpur 1998, Manchester 2002 and Melbourne 2006.
Me Michele A.R. Bernasconi (1963)
Avocat (Switzerland)
Attorney-at-law. Partner Bär & Karrer AG, Rechtsanwälte. Assistant & Lecturer at Zürich University 1991-1994. LL.M. at Harvard University (Mass., USA) 1995-1996. President of the ASDS, Swiss Sports Law Association. Past Chair of the Committee Telecommunications of the IBA, International Bar Association. WIPO Panelist in ICANN domain name proceedings. Co-Director of the UEFA Football Law Programme. Member of the ASA, Swiss Arbitration Association. Chair of the Committee Sports Law of the Swiss Bar Association. Chair of the Subcommittee Sports-related Disputes of the ABA, Business and Corporate Litigation Committee. Member of the Executive Board of Swiss Tennis.
Dr Anna Bordiugova (1982)
Attorney-at-law (Ukraine)
PhD, Attorney-at-law, sports lawyer (2003- ); match delegate and Ethics & Disciplinary Inspector at UEFA; Member of the legal Commission of the NOC of Ukraine; Member of the IAAF Disciplinary Tribunal; Former member of the appeals antidoping commission of the NADO of Ukraine; UIPM Court of Arbitration arbitrator (2017- ); Athlete, professional athlete 100mH & 400mH (1991-2005): Member of national athletics team of Ukraine. Member of the IAAF Disciplinary Tribunal.
Attorney-at-law Gonzalo Bossart (1974)
Attorney-at-law (Chile / Switzerland)
Master in humanities, management and law of sports; Partner and co-founder of Alessandri, Bossart & Pacheco law firm; Professor of sports law degree "management in sports" at Universidad Santo Tomás/CIES Programme; Executive Director at Deportes Zapallar, sports organization in charge of sports in the municipality of Zapallar (Chile); Former legal counsel of FIFA Players' Status Department; Former member of the Legal Affairs Department of the Ministry of Sports of Chile.
Mr Rui Botica Santos (1968)
Attorney-at-law (Portugal)
Lawyer. Based in Lisbon/Portugal and Macau/China. Partner of CRA - Law Firm. Arbitrator of the Portuguese Centre for Commercial Arbitration. Board Member of "Rex Sport Asociación de Asesores del Deporte", Club Español de Arbitraje, AIJA and European league for Economic Cooperation. Lecturer on Negotiation, Mediation and Arbitration at the Masters Degree Course in International Sports Law at ISDE-Instituto Superior de Derecho y Economía, Madrid, Spain.
Mr John Francis Boultbee (1950)
Lawyer (Australia)
LL.M. Master of laws, London University; Barrister; Director of the Australian Institute of Sport (1995-2001); former Secretary General of the International Rowing Federation (FISA). Former Head of High Performance, National Teams and Football Development and Head of International Relations, Football Federation Australia (2004-2013). Former Director of the Australian Institute of Sport. Secretary General of FISA 1989-1995; Council member of FISA (1998-2014); Executive Board Member FISA (2004-2014); Chaire FISA Anti-Doping Tribunal (2014- ); Currently High Performance Director, Volleyball Australia. Former international level rower
Me Michel K Brizoua-Bi (1966)
Avocat (Ivory Coast)
Mr Bruce Buck (1946)
Attorney-at-law (United Kingdom)
Juris Doctor. Attorney-at-law. Chairman of Audit Committee, FA Premier League. Member of Legal Advisory Group, FA Premier League. Chairman of Chelsea Football Club.
Dr Markus Bösiger (1957)
Attorney-at-law (Switzerland)
Dr.iur. Attorney-at-law. Partner at BEELegal Rechtsanwälte. Lecturer at University of Applied Sciences for North West Switzerland.
Mr Fernando J. Cabrera Garcia (1965)
Attorney-at-law (Mexico)
LL.M. Member of the Legal Committee of the Iberoamerican Telecomunications Organization-OTI. General Legal Counsel of AT&T, Mexico (2016- ); Formerly, General Counsel of Grupo Iusacell. Professor of Sports Law and Regulations at the Universidad del Valle de México and Escuela de Estudios Universitarios Real Madrid (Mexico City). Former Executive Vice President of Mexican professional soccer team "Monarcas Morelia". 2002- 2004 Member of the Statutes and Regulations Committee of the Mexican Football Federation.
Mr Leandro Cantamessa Arpinati (1948)
lawyer (Italy)
Longstanding legal advisor to AC Milan; Member of the Board of AC Milan (1998-2017); Vice President of the Automobile Club of Milan (1998-2008); Professor of Right of Sport at the Università Statale di Milano.
Mr Edward Canty (1975)
Solicitor (United Kingdom)
Centrefield LLP, Sport – Law – Media, partner (2015- ); James Chapman & Co Sports Department, solicitor (1999-2006); Brabners LLP Sports Department, partner (2006-2015); non-executive Board Director of the Professional Footballers Asscoiation Company, PFA Enterprises Ltd.;
Me Olivier Carrard (1956)
Avocat (Switzerland)
Managing Partner and Attorney at law at the Lawfirm CMS Von Erlach Poncet AG, Geneva office; President of the Swiss Fencing Federation since 2004; Participant in the 1982 Olympic Games in Los Angeles (team épée); 1982 individual European Champion in Mödling; 1982 team World Vice Champion in Rome; President of the "Fondation du Panathlon Club Genève" since 1996; Member of the CAS ad hoc Division of the 2010 Olympic Games in Vancouver.
Mr Angelo Cascella (1966)
Attorney-at-law (Italy)
Lawyer. FIFA Players agent. Attorney-at-law in sport disputes related to FIFA, LIGA, FIGC, F.A. Prem. League. Deputy Prosecutor of the Italian Tennis Federation (F.I.T.). Former Counsel of the Italian Tennis Federation (F.I.T.) Lecturer at the Master Course S.B.S. "Strategies ad Business for Sport" (Venice University and Verde Sport). Member of C.A.E. (European Arbitration Court). Counsel to Athletes, Coaches and Players Agents. Lecturer at the University ISDE of Madrid, at the master Course "FIFA players agent" and at the University Mediterranea of Reggio Calabria. Visiting academic of the Center for International Sports Law (CISL) at Staffordshire University, Birmingham; Lecturer at Sole24h Master Course, "Fifa Players Agent", Rome; Lecturer at the University Mediterranea, Reggio Calabria.
Mr Mauricio Chiriboga Merino (1986)
Lawyer (Ecuador)
Masters degree in sports law. Attorney at law specialized in sport related disputes and disciplinary procedures. Founding partner of the law firm "SPORTIUS Legal Advice". Member of the Madrid Association of Sports Law.
Mr George Christofides (1972)
attorney-at-law, legal consultant (Greece)
Law lecturer, Frederick University (2014-); President of the Disciplinary Committee of the Cyprus Basketball Association (2010-2014); President of the Disciplinary Committee of the Cyprus Motor Sport Federation (2009-); Legal advisor and consultant of the President of the Cyprus Sports Organisation (2008-2013)
Mr Massimo Coccia (1957)
Professor, Attorney-at-law (Italy)
J.D. (1981, University of Rome Sapienza Law School), LL.M. (1984, University of Michigan Law School); Fulbright Fellow (1983-84); Attorney at law, admitted to Italian high courts; Founding Partner of law firm "Coccia De Angelis Vecchio & Associati", with offices in Rome and Milan (www.cdaa.it); Professor of International Law at Tuscia University in Viterbo, Italy (since 2001); Research Professor of International and EU Law at University of Rome Sapienza Law School (since 1991); Visiting Scholar at University of Michigan Law School (1986); Member of the Board of the Italian Arbitration Association (AIA); Honorary President of the Italian Chapter of the Spanish Arbitration Club (CEA); Arbitrator at the CAS Olympic Divisions of Salt Lake City 2002, Turin 2006 and London 2012.
Mr José María Cruz (1960)
Lawyer (Spain)
Attorney-at-law. General Manager of Sevilla Fútbol Club and Secretary to the Board of Directors. Member of the FIFA Players' Status Committee (2017- ); Partner of Ernst and Young (Tax and Legal) (1988-2004). Member of the Board of Directors of the Spanish Professional Football Company (subsidiary of the Spanish Professional Football League (2009-). Member of the Executive Committee of the Spanish Professional Football League (2009-). Member of the Committee of Experts advising to UEFA for the implementation of Financial Fair Play (2009). Chairman of the Legal Advisory Panel of European Clubs Association (ECA).
Mr Ricardo De Buen Rodriguez (1967)
Attorney-at-law (Mexico)
Attorney-at-law. Partner of the law firm "De Buen Rodriguez Abogados, S.C." - Mexico City. Member of the Mexican Bar Association. Founding member of the Mexican Association of Labor and Social Security Law. National consultant for Mexico for the International Labor Organization (OIT). Member of the American Bar Association. Member of the Mexico - US Law Institute. Professor of Labor Law (Universidad Iberoamericana (UIA) and Instituto Tecnolgico Autonomo de México (ITAM). Member of "Rex Sport Asociación de Asesores del Deporte"
Mr Bruno De Vita (1958)
attorney-at-law (Canada)
Managing partner at Alexander Holburn Beaudin + Lang LLP, Vancouver, Canada; Legal Counsel to Canadian provincial and national football (soccer) associations; Deputy Chair of the Investigatory Chamber of the Independent FIFA Ethics Committee (2016- ).
Mr Frans De Weger (1978)
Attorney-at-law (Netherlands)
Partner/Attorney-at-law BMDW Advocaten. CAS arbitrator since 2015, appointed on the proposal of the European Club Association (ECA).
Mr Carlos Del Campo Colás (1960)
Lawyer (Spain)
Assistant Director to the President of the Liga Nacional de Fútbol Profesional (LNFP - Spanish Professional Football League) from March 2001 until present. Secretary and Counsel of the Professional Football Foundation. Delegate of the Spanish Court of Arbitration of Football (TAF, Tribunal Arbitral del Fútbol). Member of Rex Sport. Professional Football Strategy Council of UEFA. Member of "Rex Sport Asociación de Asesores del Deporte"
Ms Margarita Echeverria Bermúdez (1966)
Attorney-at-law (Costa Rica)
Attorney at law and Notary. Legal Adviser for Costa Rican Football Federation. General Secretary for Costa Rica Football Federation.
Mr Luigi Fumagalli (1959)
Prof. Attorney-at-law (Italy)
Professor – University of Milan. Attorney at law. Appeals Judge of Euroleague Basketball. President of the Second Division of the National Anti-Doping Tribunal of the Italian National Anti-Doping Organization at the Italian National Olympic Committee. Member of the CAS ad hoc Division at the Summer Olympic Games, Beijing 2008, and at the Winter Olympic Games, Sochi 2014.
Dr Ernesto Gamboa (1952)
Arbitrator, attorney (Colombia)
Senior and Founding Partner at Gamboa Abogados (2002-_); Professor of Civil Procedure Law at Universidad Sergio Arboleda in Bogata D.C. (2004-_); General Legal Advisor of the Major Division of Colombian Professional Football (Dimayor) (1998-_); General Legal Advisor of the Colombian Football Federation (1998-_); Legal Advisor of Fedefutbol; Member of Arbitration Panel in Chamber of Commerce of Bogota.
Mr Alvaro Garcia Alaman de la Calle (1970)
Lawyer (Spain)
Member of the legal services department of Real Madrid FC; Member of the Institutional Relations Department of Real Madrid FC; Member of the Legal Advisory Panel of the European Club Association (ECA); Mediator in the ECA; Member of the Asociacion Espanola de Derecho de Deporte (AEDD); Professor of Sports Law at Universidad Europea de Madrid (Laureate International Universities).
Ms Svenja Geissmar (1964)
lawyer (Germany)
General counsel of Arsenal Football Club; Chair of the Arsenal Foundation; Member of the Executive Committee of Arsenal Football Club
Dr Chris Georghiades (1953)
Attorney-at-law (Cyprus)
Partner in law firm Chrysses Demetriades & Co LLC; Member of the UEFA Appeals Body; President of the Judicial and Disciplinary Committee of the Cyprus Swimming and Sailing Associations; Former President of the Cyprus Football Association Regulations Committee; legal advisor to various football clubs and players; Former member of the Council of the Cyprus Football Association.
Dr Francisco Gonzalez de Cossio (1972)
Attorney-at-law (Mexico)
Founding and Managing Partner of González de Cossío Abogados - Mexico City. Chair of the Arbitration Committee, Mexican Bar Association. Chair of the Antitrust Committee, Mexican Branch of the ICC. Professor of Arbitration, Corporate/ Business law and Antitrust (Universidad Iberoamericana).
Prof. Dr. Ulrich Haas (1964)
Professor (Germany)
PhD.Professor of law at the University of Zurich, Switzerland. Former Chairman of the Geman Anti-Doping Commission (1999-2002) and of the advisory group on legal issues of the monitoring group of the Council of Europe Anti-Doping Convention (2002-2004). Since 1998, member of the Appeals Tribunal and since 2007 of the Arbitration Tribunal of the International Basketball Federation (FIBA). Member of the drafting team for the revision of the World Anti-Doping Code(2006-2007).
Mr Raymond Hack (1950)
Attorney-at-law (South Africa)
Practicing Attorney, Senior Partner at Rapeport Incorporated. Member of the FIFA Players' Status Committee; Former Chief Executive Officer of the South African Football Association and Board Member of the 2010 FIFA World Cup Organising Committee; Chairman of the Legal and Constitutional Committee, Anti-Doping Committee, World Anti-Doping Agency – Legal Member, Independent Observer Commonwealth Games; Member of the South African Sports Confederation and Olympic Committee, Legal and Anti-Doping Member; Chairman of the Disciplinary Committee of the Confederation of African Football; Member of the FIFA Disciplinary Committee; Board Member of the South African Institute for Drug-Free Sport.
Dr Mahmoud Hammami (1958)
Lawyer (Tunisia)
PHD in private law (University of Montpellier). Chief Executive Officer of SNDP-AGIL. General Treasurer Tunisian Football Federation (FTF:2001-2010). General Secretary National Olympic Committee (CNOT: 2010-). CAF, Finance Committee Member (since 2002). Union Arab Football Association/Finance Committee Member (since 2004).
Mr Akihiko Hara (1952)
Attorney-at-law (Japan)
Attorney-at-law. Private practice of law. Member of Legal Committee of EAFF (East Asia Football Federation). Member of Legal Committee of JFA. Legal Counsel to Japan Organizing Committee for FIFA World Cup 2002. Member of FIFA Dispute Resolution Chamber (2002-2005).
Mr Bernhard Heusler (1963)
Attorney-at-law (Switzerland)
Founding Partner of Heusler Werthmüller Heitz AG, consulting Company in the areas of business, sports and culture. Member of the Executive Board of the Swiss FA. Honorary President of FC Basel 1893 and Honorary Member of the Swiss Football League.
Mr Lars Hilliger (1971)
Attorney-at-law (Denmark)
Attorney-at-law/Partner Advice Law Firm; Chairman of the Appeals Panel for the Danish FA Club Licensing System (2004-); Member of FIBA Appeals Panel (2010-); Chairman of the Team Rudersdal (2008.-).
Mr Mark Hovell (1968)
Solicitor (United Kingdom)
Solicitor, Partner - Head of Sports Law Department Mills & Reeve LLP, Manchester; Former Secretary of British Basketball Players Association; external legal advisor to Professional Footballers Association and British Athletes Commission. Member of the National Anti-Doping Panel (NADP) in United Kingdom. Licensed Insolvency Practitioner. Member of "Rex Sport Asociación de Asesores del Deporte"
Dr Siarhei Ilyich (1977)
Attorney-at-law (Belarus)
Juris doctor; Director for International Relations and Legal Affairs Department, Belarus Football Federation (2012- ); UEFA Delegate (2013- ); Member of UEFA Players' Status, Transfer and Agents and Match Agents Committee (2011- ); FIFA Commissioner (2016- ); Member Legal Commission of the National Olympic Committee of Belarus (2014- ); Professor Belarusian State University, Faculty of Law (2011- ); Former professional football player
Mr Fabio Iudica (1966)
Attorney-at-law (Italy)
Attorney-at-law. Civil lawyer at Milan bar association; Partner of law firm "Studio Legale Associato Iudica – Carbone" in Milan, Italy; Director of the advanced Course in Sports Law and Sports Justice at Milan University; Adjunct Professor of corporate law and financial market law at Milan University -Bicocca; Appeals judge of the Italian Sports fishing and underwater activity Federation.
Mr Simon Jefferson (1952)
Barrister (New Zealand)
Queen's Counsel since May 2013. Hon. Solicitor (Legal Adviser) NZ Soccer since 1997. NZ Soccer Appeal Authority (1997 – to date). Chairperson of the Oceania Disciplinary Committee (2009-2011). Life Member of Bay Olympic FC.
Mr Abdullah Kamarudin (1952)
attorney-at-law (Malaysia)
Chairman of Football Association of Malaysia Disciplinary Committee (2011-2012); Member of the Asian Football Confederation Appeal Committee (2006-2014); Member of the FIFA Appeal Committee (2011-2013); Played for Malaysia national football team (1978-1980); Played for Malaysian national team in 1980 Olympics qualification.
Mr Hendrik Willem Kesler (1949)
Attorney-at-law (Netherlands)
Attorney-at-law. Partner with the lawfirm JPR lawyers in Enschede until 2000; CEO and chairman of the professional section of the Royal Netherlands Football Association (KNVB) (1995-2010); 1982 - 1994 board member of FC Twente Enschede (secretary, treasurer and vice-chairman); Board Member of the KNVB (1995); Board member in the Euro 2000 in Belgium/Netherlands and member of several committees of UEFA (media,pfc and legal); Currently working as legal advisor/business consultant; Appointed on behalf of Dutch government as member of the board of the Gambling Authority - responsible for the fight against matchfixing (2012- ).
Me François Klein (1951)
Avocat (France)
Avocat au Barreau de Paris. Président Directeur Général de la Selafa KGA Avocats. Membre créateur de la Direction Nationale du Contrôle de Gestion (DNCG) auprès de la Ligue française de Football Professionnel (LPF). Membre de la Commission paritaire de la LPF. Membre de la Chambre arbitrale du sport (CNOSF).
Me Patrick Lafranchi (1964)
Avocat (Switzerland)
Attorney-at-law. Partner Lafranchi Meyer Rechtsanwälte; Member of Appeal Court Transfers Swiss Ice Hockey Federation (SIHF) since 1992; Board Member of the Association Suisse de Droit du Sport (ASDS); Member of the CAS ad hoc Division at the Sochi 2014 Olympic Winter Games.
Mr Om Lalla (1967)
Attorney-at-law (Trinidad & Tobago)
Attorney-at-law. Partner K.R. Lalla + Co. - Attorneys-at-Law, Trinidad. Member, Ely Place Chambers - London Barristers. Director of the professional Footbal League of Trinidad & Tobago. Member of the Appeals Committee of the Trinidad and Tobago Football Federation.
Mr Kok-Keng Lau (1964)
Attorney-at-law (Singapore)
Partner at Rajah & Tann Singapore LLP; Legal Advisor to the Singapore Asian Youth Games Organising Committee; Legal Advisor to the South East Asia Games 2015 Organising Committee; Vice-Chairman of professional S-League team Geylang International Football Club; Chairman of disciplinary Committee of Geylang International Football Club; Honorary Secretary to the Football Association of Singapore's Captain's Advisory Panel (2009-2011)
Mr Diego Maria Lennon (1965)
Lawyer (Argentina)
LL.M.; Professor of economics law, University of Buenos Aires (1989-1996); Professor of commercial law, University of Salvador (2001-2004); Director of the Program of Management and Sport Law, University Abierta Interamericana; partner of the law firm "Lennon & Figueiras Abogados (2010-_); Lawyer of the legal department of the club San Lorenzo de Almagro, Argentina
Mr Anthony Lo Surdo SC (1964)
Barrister, Arbitrator, Advanced Mediator (Australia)
LLM; LLB; BA (Sydney), Senior Counsel (SC) (Barrister); Member Appeals Committee, Football Federation of Australia (FFA); Deputy Chair, FFA Disciplinary and Ethics Committee; Chair, Football NSW Appeals Tribunal; Member, Appeals Board AFL NSW/ACT. Judiciary Counsel, National Rugby League (see CV for full details).
Mr Daniel Lorenz (1973)
Attorney-at-law (Portugal)
Former Legal Director & Club Secretary, FC Porto (2003-2016); Head of Sports Law Department at Gil Moreira dos Santos, Cladeira, Cernadas & associados legal firm (2006- ).
Mr Francesco Macri (1964)
Attorney-at-law (Italy)
Co-founder and Senior Partner at Taini Gardi Macri, law firm in Piacenza; Trust Attorney of the Italian Footballers' Association (AIC); Member of the panels of arbitrators for disputes resolution between football players and clubs of Italia Lega Serie A and Lega Serie B; Member of the Federal Appeal Court of the Italian Fencing Federation.
Mr Hector Rene Maldonado Rodriguez (1965)
Lawyer (Honduras)
Lawyer and Notary Public, master's degree in civil procedural law, with specialization in labor law, civil and commercial law, General Secretary of the National Commission of Appeal of football of Honduras.
Mr Muchadeyi Ashton Masunda (1952)
Lawyer (Zimbabwe)
Attorney-at-law. Commercial and Sports Arbitrator. Ex-partner, Gill Godlonton & Gerrans attorneys. Ex-Vice Chairman, Zimbabwe Sports & Recreation Commission. Ex-President, Zimbabwe Golf Association. Ex-Trustee, Tennis Zimbabwe; Mayor of Harare July 2008 - June 2013.
Mr Petros C. Mavroidis (1959)
Professor of Law (Greece / Switzerland)
Professor of Law: Columbia Law School, New York (since 1998), University of Neuchâtel (since 1996) and European University Institute, Florence (2000-2002 and 2011-). GATT Legal Service (1992-1996). Member of the UEFA Club Financial Control Panel.
Mr Alexander McLin (1970)
Attorney-at-law (Switzerland / USA)
Executive Director, ASA - Swiss Arbitration Association. Member, IAAF Legal Commission; IAAF Working Group on Governance and Integrity Reform. Member, World Rowing (FISA) Ethics Group. Secretary General and CEO, Fédération Equestre Internationale (FEI) (2007-2011). General Counsel, FEI (2005-2009). General Counsel, CNET Channel Services (CNET Networks, now CBS Interactive) (2000-2004). Attorney-at-law, Baker & McKenzie, New York (1998-2000). Lenz & Staehelin, Geneva (1997). World Economic Forum, Geneva/Davos (1993-1999). J.D. Duke University School of Law (1999).
Dr Hossein Mohammadnabi (1950)
Attorney-at-law (Iran)
Lawyer. Manager and Director of a law office in Tehran. Board Member of "Iran central bar association". Former Judge in Tehran Court. Former Advisor of deputy of Supreme Judicial Council. Former Advisor of Ministry of Justice. Legal Advisor in Iran Football Federation.
Mr Daniele Moro (1968)
Attorney-at-law (Switzerland / Italy)
Attorney-at-law and founding partner at Moro Recthsanwälte (2010- ); Former judge (substitute member) of the criminal court of the Canton of Lucerne (2005-2010); President of the Disciplinary Commission of the Swiss Football League (SFL); President of the Court of Appeal of the Central Switzerland Football Association (IFV); Member of the Disciplinary Commission of the International Gymnastics Federation (FIG); President of the European Athletic Association (EAA) Court; Member of the Disciplinary Commission Swiss Basketball; Former professional football player in the Swiss 1st division (Servette FC, FC Neuchatel Xamax, FC Basel, FC Zurich, Lausanne-Sport) and Swiss national U21 team.
Mr John Paul Mowberry (1969)
Solicitor (United Kingdom)
Solicitor at Bridge Litigation; Principal external legal advisor to the Professional Football Association of Scotland;
Mr James Michael Murphy (1943)
Judge (USA)
Judge, Superior Court State of Washington. Former Member IAAF Arbitration Panel. Chair, Law and Legislation Committee USA Track & Field Federation. USA Track & Field National Board of Review co-chair and Member. Past Member USA Track & Field Board of Directors.
Mr Manfred Peter Nan (1960)
Attorney-at-law (Netherlands)
Lawyer ; Partner at the law firm De Kempenaer Advocaten. Deputy Judge District Court of Overijssel. Chairman of the Disciplinary Committee in Doping cases of the Royal Netherlands Football Association (KNVB). Member of the Disciplinary Committee Professional Football of the Royal Netherlands Football Association (KNVB). Member of "Rex Sport Asociación de Asesores del Deporte". Lecturer at the Online Masters Program International Sports law at the REX Sport Academy and CEU Universidad Cardenal Herrera, Valencia, Spain. Former member of the Appeal Committee in Disciplinary Cases Professional Football of the Royal Netherlands Football Association (KNVB; 2003 – 2015). Former Arbitrator of the Arbitration Committee of the Royal Netherlands Football Association (KNVB; 1987 - 2011). Former Member of the Dutch Football Players' Committee (CSR; 1985 - 1986). Former Arbitrator of the Arbitration Tribunal of the Dutch Olympic Committee/Dutch Sport Federation (1990 – 1994).
Ms Thi My Dung Nguyen (1976)
Lawyer (Vietnam)
Lawyer. Director at MD Lawyers Partnership/Vietnam. Member of Disciplinary Committee/Asian Football Confederation. Member of Ethics Committee/Federation Internationale de Football Association. Member of the IAAF Disciplinary Tribunal.
Mr João Nogueira Da Rocha (1963)
Attorney-at-law (Portugal)
Lawyer, Legal adviser of the Portuguese Players Association, Arbitrator at the Training Compensation Chamber at the Portuguese Football Federation (F.P.F.), member of the Disciplinary Committee of the Portuguese Motorcycle Federation (F.P.M.), member of the Disciplinary Committee of Table Tennis Federation (F.P.T.M). Member of "Rex Sport Asociación de Asesores del Deporte".
Mr Hayden Opie (1953)
Sports Law Consultant and Educator (Australia)
Senior Fellow, Melbourne Law School, the University of Melbourne; Independent Member, Racing (Thoroughbred) Victoria Integrity Council (2018-_); Independent Member, Basketball Australia Hearing and/or Appeals Panels (2018-); Member of the Board of Advisors of the National Sports Law Institute of Marquette University Law School, Milwaukee, USA (1993-_); Member of the Advisory Board of the Center for Sports Policy and Research at Penn State University, USA (2008-__); Member of the Editorial Advisory Board on the International Sports Law Journal (2009-__), Director of Studies, Sports Law Program and Senior Lecturer in Law, Melbourne Law School, The University of Melbourne (1987-2017); Founding President, Australian and New Zealand Sports Law Association (1990-1998); Member of the Australian Federal Government Anti-Doping Rule Violation Panel (2010-2015); Chairman of the Doping Control Tribunal of Athletics Australia (1992-1996); Member of the National Basketball League Appeals Tribunal, Australia (2010-2015).
Mr Mika Palmgren (1964)
Attorney-at-law (Finland)
Partner Palmgren Ltd. Former chairman of Players Union of Finland. Former and first FIFA licensed player agent in Finland. Arbitrator World Cup 2010 and 2014 and UEFA Euro 2012 and 2016. Member of the Board Telia 5G stadium (Helsinki). Member of the Legal Protection Board of Sport in Finland.
Mr Jinwon Park (1946)
Attorney-at-law (Korea)
Of Counsel, O'Melveny & Myers Seoul Office, Formerly Senior Foreign Lawyer and Partner, Shin & Kim. Outside Director, Hyundai Heavy Industries. Advisor to the Minister of Foreign Affairs, ROK. Legal Counsel to the Korea Football Association.
Mr Sofoklis Pilavios (1966)
Attorney-at-law (Greece)
Attorney-at-law. Member of the Athens Bar Association. Founder and Head of Sofoklis P. Pilavios Law Firm. 3rd Vice-President of the UEFA Club Competitions Committee. Former President of the Hellenic Football Federations (2009-2012). Former member of the Hellenic Olympic Committee (as representative of the Hellenic Football Federation, 2013-2016). UEFA Disciplinary Inspector (2006-2009). Member of the FIFA Dispute Resolution Chamber (2007-2009). Member of the UEFA Legal Experts Panel (2002-2004). Legal Advisor of Panathinaikos FC (2000-2004). Member of Board of Directors - Panathinaikos FC (2000-2004).
Mr José Juan Pintó Sala (1951)
Lawyer (Spain)
Lawyer. President of Bufete Pintó Ruiz, S.L. based in Barcelona. President of Pintó Ruiz & Del Valle, S.L. based in Madrid. Former President of Pannone Law Group G.E.I.E. based in Brussels. Member of the "Associazione Internazionale Giuristi di Lingua Italiana". Member of the "International Sports Lawyers Association" (ISLA). Honorary President of the "Rex Sport Asociación de Asesores del Deporte". Awarded with the Medal for Sports Merit by the Sport Council of Spain (Consejo Superior de Deportes del Estado Español). Independent member of the UEFA Governance and Compliance Committee. Independent member of the UEFA Compensation Committee (2017).
Mr Pavel Pivovarov (1981)
Attorney (Russia)
FC Zenit JSC Deputy General Director - Administrative Director, Executive Board Member, Representative of the Club in European Club Association; Football Union of Russia: Legal Committee Member, Arbitrator of the Players' Status Committee; European Club Association: Legal Advisory Panel Member; member of the Institutional Relations Working Group; former arbitrator of Football Union of Russia Dispute Resolution Chamber;
Mr Didier Poulmaire (1968)
Lawyer (France)
Lawyer specialised in sports law and entertainment; General Secretary of "Avocats en droit du sport"
Dr Jan Räker (1977)
Attorney-at-law (Germany)
Legal Director at VfB Stuttgart 1893 e.V., Attorney-at-law Rechtsanwälte Prinz Neidhardt Engelschall, Hamburg; Lecturer for Sports Law and Football Management at IST Hochschule, Düsseldorf; General Counsel and CCO Hamburger Sport-Verein e.V., Hamburg; General Secretary of International Sport Lawyers Association (ISLA) since 2012; Member of ECA Legal Advisory Panel.
Prof. Dr. Martin Schimke (1959)
Attorney-at-law (Germany)
Dr. jur.; LL.M.; Attorney at law; Of Counsel of the law firm Bird & Bird; 1998 - 2014 President of the Sports-law-Commission and member of the Governing Board of the UIA (Union Internationale des Avocats); 1998 - 2000 member of the Arbitration Panel of the professional German Ice-Hockey League (DEL); since 1997 member of the Advisory Board of the German Sports-Law Association; 1989 - 2000 member of the Legal Committee of the German Basketball Federation and member of the Anti-doping Committee of the German Basketball Federation; 1978 - 1980 member of the German Basketball National Team; since 2015 member of the Ethics Group of the FISA (Fédération Internationale des Sociétés d'Aviron); Honorary Professor at the Hochschule Fresenius; Member of the CAS ad hoc Division at the Summer Olympic Games, London 2012 and at the Olympic Winter Games in Pyoengchang 2018. .
Me Augustin E. Senghor (1965)
Avocat (Senegal)
Avocat. Gérant Sce davocats Augustin Senghor et Associés. Président de la Fédération Sénégalaise de Football. Membre de la Commission Recours de la FIFA depuis 2009. Vice-Président Jury disciplinaire de la CAF (2009). Maire de lIle de Gorée et Adjoint au maire de Dakar (depuis 2002). Membre de la Commission exécutive du CNOSS (2009).
Prof. Gérald Simon (1950)
Professeur (France)
Professeur de droit public à la Faculté de droit de Dijon. Directeur du laboratoire de droit du sport de l'Université de Bourgogne. Avocat au Conseil d'Etat et à la Cour de Cassation (1989 – 1992).
His Honour Judge Rauf Soulio (1957)
Judge (Australia)
Judge - District Court of South Australia (appointed 2006) administrative, civil, commercial and criminal jurisdictions. Judge - Equal Opportunity Tribunal. Judge - Licensing Court of South Australia. Admitted as barrister in Supreme Court of South Australia 1981; High Court of Australia 1984; Roll of Solicitors, England and Wales 1990. 1981-1988 Solicitor. 1988-2006 Barrister. President - National Football Independent Banning Appeal Committee (2016- ). President - Football Federation of South Australia 2008 - 2016; Formerly Chair, Disciplinary Committee, Disciplinary Appeals Committee, Player Contract Disputes Committee. Chair, Boxing and Martial Arts Advisory Board - government of South Australia, Chair, Boxing and Martial Arts Medical Reference Group (2000- ).
Ms Yasna Stavreva (1969)
Attorney-at-law (Bulgaria)
Specialised in labour and sports law, litigation, arbitration and mediation; legal services to the Association of Bulgarian football players;
Me Ruggero Stincardini (1956)
Professeur Avocat (Italy)
Professeur de Droit civil et de Droit du sport à la Faculté de droit à lUniversité E-campus de Novedrate-Milan (Italie). Professeur de Droit du sport à la Faculté de médecine - Sciences du Sport et de la Motricité à lUniversité de Pérouse (Italie). Avocat. Conseiller juridique de la Ligue Nationale Professionnelle Italienne - FIGC- Fédération Italienne de Football. Membre de la "Rex Sport Asociación de Asesores del Deporte".
Mr Jacopo Tognon (1972)
Attorney-at-law (Italy)
Partner Law Firm Avvocati Tognon, Padova. Professor of Sport and Human Rights in the EU Law, Action Jean Monnet, Faculty of Political Science, University of Padova. Member of the Disciplinary WBTF Committee (Disciplinary Committee of the World Federation of Twirling, a Discipline associated with the World Dance Sport Federation). President of the Federal Court of Italian Cycling Federation. President of the Panel of Arbitrators for resolving dipsutes between football players and clubs Italian Serie B. Director and Founder of "Rivista della Giustizia Sportiva".
Mr Pedro Tomás Marqués (1949)
Attorney-at-law (Spain)
Lawyer. Partner, Gestion de Inversiones en Deporte, S.L. Former Chief Executive Officer - RCD Espanyol de Barcelona, SAD. Former Chairman of Professional Football Committee (2000-2004). Former President of LNFP (2001-2004). Former General Secretary of LNFP (1996-2001). Member of several working groups at FIFA and UEFA. Chairman of the UEFA Appeals body. Member of "Rex Sport Asociación de Asesores del Deporte"
Dr Georg von Segesser (1944)
Attorney-at-law (Switzerland)
Dr.iur., Attorney-at-law, FCIArb. Independent arbitrator at von Segesser Law Offices in Zurich, Switzerland (2017- ); Formerly, founding Partner at Schellenberg Wittmer (1982-2016). Drafted and examined various sponsorship agreements for international companies related to Olympic Games and other international and national sports events.
Me Bernhard Welten (1966)
Avocat (Switzerland)
Attorney at law at Kanzlei Welten, Bern, Switzerland. President of the licencing commission of the Swiss Football League. Member Disciplinary Commission of the International Gymnastics Federation (FIG). Past functions: member of the Anti-doping commission of Swiss Olympic, former president of the doping sanctioning commission of Swiss Cycling (until 2001); Member of the CAS ad hoc Division at the PyeongChang 2018 Olympic Winter Games.


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Eco-dyeing with India Flint
Learn the art of shibori
Textile artist and author India Flint is a pioneer in ecologically sustainable plant dyeing techniques.
She works with cloth, paper, felt, weaving, stitch and bio-regionally gathered, ecologically sustainable dyes as a means of mapping country and making sense of the world.
Join India for an informed talk on eco-dyeing and the art of shibori (a Japanese term for describing a method of resist dyeing that includes stitching, clamping and binding techniques).
Let her guide you step by step in making your own unique silk scarf using shibori and the surprisingly versatile and sustainable dye source of onion skins.
Price includes all materials and your own scarf to take home.
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If you ever watching the hunger games, there are some character over there that really made an inspiration for outfits, make up and hairstyles. One of them is the character of Primrose Everdeen, the young sister of the main character Katnis Everdeen. Unlike her sister in many ways, Prim was the opposite of Katniss in both looks and character; having blonde hair like their mother as well as a talent for healing. She also has a cat named Buttercup and a goat named Lady. Many girls guessing about her hairstyles. Some say prim wearing two rope braids, another say just regular braids in two part. Well, The style is very simple. It's just a French braid pulled close to the ears and started right near the front of the head. It is also a very tough style. To create the real Primrose Everdeen hairstyles, let's check out these video tutorial below!
But firstly, you need to prepare the things you will need. Such as Bursh, Rat-tail comb, Spray Bottle and 2 clear elastic bands
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A drug dealer has been jailed for more than three years after he was overheard offering cocaine for sale in Ilkeston.
Nathan Booth was sentenced to 39 months for possessing the drug with intent to supply.
On May 25 , 2013, customers at The Hop, in South Street, told door staff they had overheard Booth offering people the chance to buy drugs.
The staff detained Booth and called police.
Officers found he was carrying several small bags of white powder and arrested him.
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DVR Life really wanted to get this up yesterday, you know, before the show came back, but we were having nicotine fits or something. It's never too late to welcome back an old friend, though.
Things may have shifted a bit on the show, what with Carter not being Sheriff anymore, and even in the real world surrounding the show, with SyFy being the new official name of the Sci...well, what was the Sci-Fi network, but the show is back and quirky as ever.
The series' easy breezy story lines and grin-inducing verbal patter tends to get a lot of flack in the science fiction world as being mindless or labeled the kind of show you zone out on. We think that's a load of bull, though.
While the premise and story lines may not lead to mock UN sessions like Battlestar Galactica, the production values are of a decent level and feature some fantastic visual effects, especially for a show of it's size. It's also fun and witty and one of the few science fiction shows we could watch with our mothers (and that's a good thing - we love our moms).
The basic idea is this: not every show needs to explore the greater intricacies of the human condition or blah blah. It's good to have some sci-fi that elicits a giggle or two, wows us with non-killer robots and oddball experiments gone wrong. We heart Eureka for giving us a laugh, an escape and good science fiction all at the same time.
If you missed the return of of Eureka last night, fear not. Set your DVR's as the first episode of season 4 is being replayed on SyFy Tuesday at 8pm and then again Friday at 8pm.
The next new episode of Eureka airs on SyFy Friday at 9pm.
Saturday, July 11, 2009
Welcome Back, Eureka!
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Introducing HTML5 Game Development
Not only will you pick up important tips about game design, you'll also learn how to publish Impact games to the Web, desktop, and mobile - including a method to package your game as a native iOS app. Packed with screen shots and sample code, this book is ideal for game developers of all levels.
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HTML5 Architecture
With this digital Early Release edition of HTML5 Architecture, you get the entire book bundle in its earliest form - the author's raw and unedited content - so you can take advantage of this content long before the book's official release. You'll also receive updates when significant changes are made, as well as the final ebook version.
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JavaScript Pocket Reference, 3rd Edition
JavaScript is the ubiquitous programming language of the Web, and for more than 15 years, JavaScript: The Definitive Guide has been the bible of JavaScript programmers around the world. This book is an all-new excerpt of The Definitive Guide, collecting the essential parts of that hefty volume into this slim yet dense pocket reference.
The first 9 chapters document the latest version (ECMAScript 5) of the core JavaScript language, covering: 1) Types, values, and variables, 2) Operators, expressions, and statements, 3) Objects and arrays, 4) Functions and classes.
This book is a perfect companion to jQuery Pocket Reference.
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Node: Up and Running
This book introduces you to Node, the new web development framework written in JavaScript. You'll learn hands-on how Node makes life easier for experienced JavaScript developers: not only can you work on the front end and back end in the same language, you'll also have more flexibility in choosing how to divide application logic between client and server.
Written by a core contributor to the framework, Node: Up and Running shows you how Node scales up to support large numbers of simultaneous connections across multiple servers, and scales down to let you create quick one-off applications with minimal infrastructure. Built on the V8 JavaScript engine that runs Google Chrome, Node is already winning the hearts and minds of many companies, including Google and Yahoo! This book shows you why.
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Developing Backbone.js Applications
This detailed book provides an authoritative and centralized repository of information to help you develop real-world apps with Backbone.
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jQuery Recipes
jQuery is one of today's most popular JavaScript web application development frameworks and libraries. jQuery Recipes can get you started with jQuery quickly and easily, and it will serve as a valuable long-term reference. The book begins with small initial problems that developers typically face while working with jQuery, and gradually goes deeper to explore more complex problems. The solutions include illustrations and clear, concise explanations of the code. Using this book and jQuery, your web sites will be more dynamic and lively.
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Learning JavaScript Design Patterns
If you want to write beautiful, structured, and maintainable JavaScript code, this guide shows you how to apply both classical and modern design patterns to the language. The patterns in this book provide reusable code solutions to common problems in software design, and give you a shared vocabulary for describing solutions to others.
You'll explore several popular design patterns in plain JavaScript as well as jQuery and other abstracted libraries. If you're familiar with concepts such as closures and prototypal inheritance, you'll be able to determine why some patterns may be more suitable for your projects than others.
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YUI 3 Cookbook
Solve a wide range of problems in your web application quickly and efficiently with the Yahoo! User Interface Library (YUI). With this definitive, getting-started guide to version 3 of the popular open source JavaScript library, you'll learn how to address many of the most common and challenging problems that web development presents.
YUI 3 Cookbook introduces specific implementation patterns in the library, demonstrating granular solutions for everything from simple page effects to sophisticated web apps. Experienced users will learn how to create modules that load on demand; generate beautiful documentation; and write powerful and flexible Widgets, Models, and Views.
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Web Workers
Web apps would run much better if heavy calculations could be performed in the background, rather than compete with the user interface. With this book, you'll learn how to use Web Workers to run computationally intensive JavaScript code in a thread parallel to the UI. Yes, multi-threaded programing is complicated, but Web Workers provide a simple API that helps you be productive without the complex algorithms.
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Maintainable JavaScript
Author Nicholas Zakas assembled this collection of best practices as a front-end tech leader at Yahoo!, after completing his own journey from solo hacker to team player. He also includes rules recommended by other industry authorities. Use these tips and techniques to help your team set aside individual preferences and function at a higher level.
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How To Enable Indexing(Tracker Search Tool) In Ubuntu Linux
Tracker Search Tool is the default search tool in Ubuntu which is used for locating files and folders on your computer by name or content. It is a very handy tool that lets you do a full-text search against your files, and it uses the categories to group similar files together. You can launch it from Applications > Accessories > Tracker Search Tool.
As Ubuntu takes good care of your system resources, so Tracker Search Tool is kept disabled by default because it consumes few resources of your system. But what if you are having large amount of data on your system and you need to search anything out of it? You will definitely need to enable it. Don't worry, its pretty easy, go to System > Preferences > Search And Indexing and check the option Enable Indexing under Indexing Options, you can also set the indexing delay from here.
Click OK and it will ask you to restart the Tracker daemon, click Restart.
Thats all, now you will be able to use the default Tracker Search Tool, just launch it and search whatever you want. Enjoy!


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To celebrate the half-way mark to Halloween, I have decided to make all of my portraits 31% off for the month of May! Go on over to my Etsy shop and check them out.
Thursday, May 1, 2014
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Friday, March 7, 2014
Time for a Change (aka. I can't go outside, so I'll mess around in the house)
I have been anxious to get started on my garden. I've checked out books from the library, gathered my notes and plans from previous years, and ordered a new garden planner for this year. I have even made a preliminary list of the vegetables, herbs and flowers I would like to plant. And then I look outside. Snow. Can't dig in the snow. Can't plant in the snow. Can't even find my garden boxes in the snow.
So what's a girl to do?
Redecorate a room or two, that' what!
Yesterday morning, after dropping the boys at school, I stopped by the fabric store a made a purchase. The project? Update my dining room panels and make some sort of window covering for my kitchen window. Wanna see?
These are my dining room windows with their current panels. I have a set of three windows on one wall and french door on the other. The paint looks kind of orangey in these pictures but, in reality, they are more tan, like coffee with cream. I bought the white panels from Target. Store bought panels are about a foot too short for the windows in my house. To make up the difference, I added the band of fabric across the top with the wide, red ribbon in between.
I am desirous of something more neutral. I want my panels to become a part of the overall decor, like the paint or the counter tops. I also did not want to completely remake my panels, just update.I decided to remove the band and ribbon and replace it with black and white fabric and this wide burlap with black polka dots ribbon that I found.
Then I got sewing!
Pretty stitches for the hems.
Measuring, ironing and pinning.
Adding the ribbon with a stitch down the middle.
And done! (Look at all that snow!)
As of this morning, I have two of the six panels complete. The bands for two of the panels are hemmed and ready to be attached. As far as the french door panels are concerned, I think I will do a grand band (30" wide) at the bottom of the panels. That way it will be all white at the top and will no longer compete with whatever plates I have displayed on my plate rail.
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Monday, March 3, 2014
What's next?
In picking a fairy tale/portrait subject for April,
I knew that there was one thing that I wanted to include.
I love the snow. I love that we have had a snowy, snow-filled, snowed in Winter. I'm ready for a little Spring. I'm ready for green and flowers and digging in the dirt and working in the yard. This next portrait has to be able to incorporate flowers.
I have settled on...
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Nathanael's Birthday
February. What a month! It's short, but soooo long (especially when you live in Michigan). Regardless of what kind of weather February brings, there was a special gift that I got in February, eleven years ago- my first baby, my son, Nathanael. His big blue eyes, his great smile and even greater laugh, his freckles that multiply while he sleeps, has made February a very, sweet month!
On the 20th we celebrated his eleventh birthday. Eleven!
On the 20th we celebrated his eleventh birthday. Eleven!
He's only two inches shy of five feet tall!
Brotherly love. Ahhhh!
Look at Asher! He's totally checking out his gift to Nathanael
while getting a thankful hug from his brother.
I just love this picture! A boy and his Legos.
The finished product.
We had a great day together: brownies at school to share with his class, dinner out, cake at home, Legos everywhere! Dave and I were both getting sick (thanks to the birthday boy) so we were a tad subdued. The boys had fun checking out Nathanael's gifts while we sickies watched.
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Sunday, March 2, 2014
Little Briar-Rose {fairy tale series #2}
For the month of March, I chose 'Little Briar-Rose (a.k.a. Sleeping Beauty) as my next fairy tale inspiration. I decided to do a portrait of Briar-Rose while she was asleep and another double portrait of the two wise women bestowing their gifts of Death and Sleep on the new baby.
My other inspiration, as far as clothing and hair styles were concerned, was Downton Abbey. Thank you Lady Mary, Lady Edith and Lady Rose for wearing those fabulous frocks week after week.
Here they are! (For the pictures with parts of the fairy tale, click on the Sew Sweet Fabric Confections button on the right. It'll take you to my blog where I release each portrait a bit more formally.)
'Little Briar-Rose, Asleep'
And, 'Two Wise Women, 13 & 12'
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Tuesday, February 25, 2014
Bravo, Downton Abbey!
A muuuuch better finale than last year's, don't you think? I loved it! The costumes, royalty, intrigue, a ball. Oh, how I love a ball!
I've been a bit under the weather so I didn't actually watch DA until last night. I was only going to watch half of it, and get my sick self to bed, but I was rooted to my spot. I thought it was a wonderful wrap-up of several issues, with a few new characters and story lines to look forward to next season.
Now, a few thoughts for a few characters (in no particular order):
1. Harold. I was not prepared to like you, Harold, from the moment you arrived in London. To my surprise, I found myself looking for your face, hanging on your every word, hoping that you and that adorable Madeline would run off together in wedded bliss! I look forward to seeing you again.
2. Rose. I hope this little letter-scare of yours has managed to scare some sense into your beautifully coiffed head. I love everything you wear! And, you got to dance with the prince!!! Eeek!!!
3. Mary. I don't even know what to say about your embarrassment of riches (Blake, Gillingham, etc., etc., etc.). Thank you for not turning in Mr. Bates. I'm not in favor of murder but, come on! Anna did you quite the favor in Season 1, remember? Burning the ticket made more sense than turning him in.
4. Cora. I love watching you coast through life, all beautiful and serene but, would you stop a minute and consider your daughter, Edith.
5. Edith. Oh Edith. I'm glad you are bringing your daughter home. Do we really trust the tenant you have chosen to raise her and share your secret with, though?
6. Tom. Oh Tom. You make me shake my head, Tom. Watching you with that school teacher, taking her through the house, letting her go upstairs. Come on! It was like watching a horror movie and seeing some girl, in a dark house, deciding to look for the source of a strange sound in the even darker basement. Come on!
7. Mr. and Mrs. Bates. Go forth in happiness! But lets stop breaking the law, Mr. Bates.
8. Carson and Mrs. Hughes. Watching you walk hand in hand in the surf was a lovely way to sign off.
What else? I loved the card sharp, purloined letter, flirtatious prince, slight of hand interlude. That was a fun way to bring history into the fiction. There was quite big, royal upheaval about to occur in Great Britain. It will be interesting to see how the inhabitants of Downton weather that.
I have always found that time in history quite fascinating, especially the effect WWI had on the world. There were so many changes in all areas of life. I've always wondered if people living at that time noticed the rush of change, invention, improvement, and loss. The differences between the Americans and the British were interesting to see. Poor Harold, trying to introduce himself to Edward. (Who hasn't had a conversation go all sideways like that!)
Well, as you can clearly see, I loved this episode. There were no tears or recriminations (Matthew. Oh Matthew). Just costumes and a ball and romances and witty banter and a beautiful day at the beach!
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Monday, February 10, 2014
My 2014 Challenge
Last year, I decided to not buy myself any new books. I didn't consider this a resolution. I saw it as more of a challenge from me to me. Don't buy new books. Read what you have. Go to the library.
I succeeded in my challenge last year- no new books (unless they were a gift). I have decided to 'challenge' myself again this year, but how? I didn't want to do the same thing because I feel like last years' experiment made a good impression. Let's not push it!
So the other day, while wanting to rest my shoulder but needing to keep my fingers busy, I pulled out my stash of unfinished cross stitch projects to see what I could work on. I caught myself thinking, 'Maybe I should start something new?'
That was when the Challenge came to light. For 2014, do not start any new cross stitch projects until I all of the ones I have already started!
Why do I never finish what I start? Well, I have finished plenty, usually around Christmas time, for decorations and gifts. What I love about cross stitch most is not the finished product but the process. Making those little x's. Watching words and images emerge. It is soothing and comforting as I work on a sampler. (And it does not make my sore shoulder hurt!)
First up...
I succeeded in my challenge last year- no new books (unless they were a gift). I have decided to 'challenge' myself again this year, but how? I didn't want to do the same thing because I feel like last years' experiment made a good impression. Let's not push it!
So the other day, while wanting to rest my shoulder but needing to keep my fingers busy, I pulled out my stash of unfinished cross stitch projects to see what I could work on. I caught myself thinking, 'Maybe I should start something new?'
That was when the Challenge came to light. For 2014, do not start any new cross stitch projects until I all of the ones I have already started!
Why do I never finish what I start? Well, I have finished plenty, usually around Christmas time, for decorations and gifts. What I love about cross stitch most is not the finished product but the process. Making those little x's. Watching words and images emerge. It is soothing and comforting as I work on a sampler. (And it does not make my sore shoulder hurt!)
First up...
This is how I found it. It is a larger sampler, perfect for February, which will say 'I Love You More'. I will show you the completed sampler when it is finished. Stay tuned!
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Nova Plexus
Nova Plexus is a stainless steel sculpture I designed in 1978. The parts were made by Monty, a civil engineering technician at the University of Bradford. This was before I got my own lathe. We planned to make a limited edition of 500 examples but eventually we made only 26. I have no more for sale and no plans to make more.
The design was inspired by a sword dance, performed by the Georgian State Dancers in the mid 1950s. The dance finished with twelve flexible swords locked together and held aloft by one of the dancers. I didn't realise that the swords were flexible and spent hours over many months trying to devise a structure built from rigid cylinders that would hold itself together.
Some years later, I found a way to prove that such a structure was impossible. I began to think about the minimum departure from the cylinder's shape that would break my proof and allow the sculpture. This was something of an obsession and I made hundreds of sketches over the next five years. I settled on the design in 1975 and made my first wooden prototype in 1976. The refinement that made the final design possible was to discover the construction of the hyperboloidal surfaces of the little necks at each end of the rods so they would lock into place in a pleasing manner.
So In 1978, over twenty years after seeing the dancers, I had a workable design. I wrote a computer program to draw the hyperbola and photo-reduced the curve. From this photo, Monty made a form tool, accurate to about eight microns and turned the first set of rods in mild steel. They held together but not as tightly as my calculations suggested. I recalculated the dimensions allowing for the elasticity of the steel and Monty tried again. This time it was perfect.


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Ocean City Directory
Ocean City, Maryland is the state's largest resort with the Atlantic Ocean on the East side and the Assawoman bay on the West side, to give you that island feel. Ocean City is best known for pristine beaches, countless attractions, world class restaurants, active nightlife and of course our world renowned three mile long ocean front boardwalk.
Whether it is deep sea fishing, jet skiing or playing a round of golf at one of our many nearby golf courses, Ocean City is the ideal place to be for your vacation destination. For the nature lovers there is our nearby State and Federal Assateague Island Park, where you can enjoy natural beach habitat and the wild horses.
If you are looking for a vacation that is more like a resort by it self you might want to look for a Sunset Island rental located on a private 27 acres island on 67th. Street. It has both an indoor and outdoor pool, jogging trails, interactive fountains and a kiddy pool, crabbing pier and a club house, grill and a corner grocery store. A great place for the family to feel at ease with the small neighborhood community atmosphere.
Ocean City Md., is very close to all major east coast cities. Driving distances to Ocean City from: Baltimore 125 miles, Washington 140 miles, Philadelphia 140 miles , New York 220 miles, Pittsburgh 370 miles. Shoreline Properties has over five hundred rental properties to search on-line. We think by searching our website, you will find the best accommodations in Ocean City Maryland Rentals.
Parking is very limited in Ocean City, so do not bring unnecessary cars. Most high-rise buildings have assigned parking for only one car, and will assign only one pass. VANS, CAMPERS & TRAILERS are not allowed to park in buildings parking lot. People staying in these vehicles may not use facilities of building. Tenants must comply with building parking rules. --> More Info
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Ocean City on The Web
- Map your Trip to Ocean City
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- Find out the Weather in O.C.
- Ocean City MD Chamber of Commerce
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- US Census Bureau, Worcester County Maryland
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Restaurant Marketing: Using Social Media at a Local Level
To look at how social impacts restaurant searches, it is first important to examine how people search for restaurants.
What did you use to find that last new restaurant?
The vast majority of our search behaviour for restaurants happens online, no shocker to anyone. On a similar note, it is also not a surprise to find that the majority of restaurant search activity is happening on mobile devices; a trend that has been apparent for the last several years. The restaurant category remains one of the most highly trafficked categories in online search, 30% – 50% of which is coming from mobile devices.
What do we know about the Restaurant Search Behaviour?
- 75% of smartphone users access restaurant info on the go
- 70% of the time spent searching for restaurant information is spent on local directory apps
- Restaurant activity is locally driven with 65% of smart phone users looking for a restaurant within walking or driving distance. Proximity and location are key selection criteria, followed by price and then reviews
- The time between searching and purchasing at a restaurant is immediate with 47% or purchases happening within one hour and 67% within 3 hours
- Restaurants is the most 'checked-in' category
- The average number of apps or websites consulted in a restaurant search is 2-3
The question is not whether restaurants need to be online, but where do they need to be and how can restaurants take full advantage of this shift in search behaviour? For restaurants this is a good news, bad news scenario.
The Good News & the Bad News
The Good News
Very few restaurants are leveraging online effectively, making the market a wide-open playing field and a level playing field. Many of the listings platforms have the ability for restaurants to claim and optimize their listings, but very few restaurants are actively taking advantage of this opportunity. A study by venue labs indicated that major brands are missing up to 86% of local customer content by not claiming and listening to the content being posted on review and social sites.
Example: 97.7% of restaurants have a Google+ Local Listing; however, only 29% of restaurants have verified those listings. The major opportunity for restaurants lies in the fact that 77% of Users contribute to Google+ Local Listings; content that the vast majority of restaurants are not taking advantage of. Google+ Local listings are imperative to being able to rank in map results for local search queries.
The Bad News
The online ecosystem for restaurants has become increasingly complicated and fragmented. Restaurants now have to deal with multiple platforms involved with local search. Each brand needs to manage its individual locations on each of these platforms. The problem is that with up to 10 major platforms, a brand with multiple locations now has a compounding issue where the number of online locations requiring to be managed increases by 10 for each additional location. For brands with tens or hundreds of locations, this task can quickly become overwhelming and daunting.
Socially-Enabled Near-by Search
Nearby search has fundamentally changed the search patterns of restaurant goers. Many of the platforms such as Yelp, Google Maps, Facebook, Foursquare and UrbanSpoon are incorporating geographic proximity into search results.
Socially enabled near-by search has two elements that need to be addressed:
- The accuracy of your geocoded information and the optimization of your locations' profiles for each of the platforms
- The consumer-generated reviews and social enablement of the platform to add and share reviews about the location
Restaurants need to not only monitor the accuracy of the information in their profiles, but also ensure that they are continually vigilant of consumer reviews. Nearby search is representing a fundamental shift in the way that consumers are searching for local businesses, but it is especially important for restaurants as proximity is a major purchase criterion.


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The arrival of the first Scorpene submarine by late 2016 in the Indian Navy would still not cure it of its underwater weakness, according to defence experts as the boat would have arrived very late along with the absence of a critical power system which enhances a submarine's stealth capability. The first four boats would not have the Air Independent Propulsion, which allows a submarine to remain submerged for longer periods.
According to the submarine building plan of the government and MDL's contract with the French DCNS, the first four boats will be conventional diesel-electric submarines while the last two, which according to the latest MDL projections should reach the Navy in 2020 and 2021 respectively, will have the AIP. Experts are, however, dreading a failure of the DRDO system as happens with most of the organisation's defence projects and hope that the system is fully developed and tested by the time the last two vessels near completion.
AIP allows a submarine to stay underwater for more than three weeks at a stretch thus eliminating the need to periodically resurface. The system is the "next best thing" to nuclear-powered boats according to former Indian Navy submariners and would also be lighter thus allowing operation in shallow waters.
"Moreover, the completion of the last two boats has to be aligned with the development of the DRDO's AIP in a way where the vessels should not remain half constructed," explained an official. Sources, however, beli-eve that in the event the DRDO project fails or defaults on the 2015 deadline, the Indian government will go for two options suggested as a stop-gap arrang-ement. The first is to buy two AIP- ready boats off the shelf, which the French have promised to build within time. The other is to buy the second generation Module d'Energie Sous-Marine Autonome, which will be powered by fuel cells in place of steam.
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Author:Mehrnaz Rohani, Grant Lawrence
Source:Auckland Council Research and Evaluation Unit, RIMU
Publication date:2017
Local boards:Waitematā
City centres are important to the economic prosperity of cities and nations. High concentrations of people, firms, and activities enable ideas and knowledge to be generated and easily shared. Much of this transferring of ideas and knowledge takes place face-to-face. There is a strong relationship between connectivity and productivity. This relationship is referred to as agglomeration economies.
This report describes the value of walking (pedestrian connectivity) to the Auckland city centre's economy. Quantifying the economic benefits of walking is one of several work streams informing work at the Auckland Design Office, the Auckland Council Planning Office, Auckland Transport, Panuku and Auckland Tourism, Events and Economic Development.
This is the second version of the report published in March 2017 and it includes four changes:
• The network scenarios analysis is now included.
• The expansion area's analysis, as a secondary part of the study, available in section 4 of the March version, was replaced with the scenario testing in this report.
• The pedestrian network was updated based on some real life movement assumptions resulting in a minor change to the result of the total Effective Job Density (EJD) and its association with labour productivity.
• A revised list of references.
Auckland Council technical report, TR2017/007-2
See also
The relationship between pedestrian connectivity and economic productivity in Auckland's city centre. Auckland Council technical report, TR2017/007


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Scholarship Foundation of East Prov. Awards More Than $189,000 to Local Students
Thanks to the generosity of local residents and businesses, Scholarship Foundation (SF) of East Providence awarded scholarships totaling more than $189,000 to East Providence residents this year. More than 100 businesses, organizations, families and individuals sponsored this year's awards. Members of the scholarship group distributed checks to 165 recipients at Weaver Library in August.
The event marked the start of the 50th anniversary of the all-volunteer organization. Scholarship Foundation of East Providence has provided more than $4 million in scholarships to more than 3,000 local students since its founding in 1968.
SF of East Providence is one of the few local organizations that offer scholarships to students from the time they graduate from high school through their senior year in college. This year, 64 graduating high school seniors from 6 public, parochial and private schools, and 101 students enrolled in college, all East Providence residents, received scholarships.
Using a standardized application process, SF of East Providence administers scholarships based on merit and financial need to students who will be attending college, career or technical school. The group also sponsors events, such as a community-wide phone-a-thon in March and a Holiday Breakfast the Saturday after Thanksgiving, to raise additional funds for scholarships and to ensure that each recipient is awarded a minimum of $1,100.
Businesses, local organizations, families or individuals who are interested in initiating a scholarship through Scholarship Foundation of East Providence or who would like to learn more can contact Joan Kent at 401-431-1675 or at P.O. Box 154438, East Providence, RI 02915.


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Problems of area of plane shapes
- Iceberg
What is the surface area of 50 cm iceberg (in the shape of a cuboid) that can carry a man with luggage with a total weight of 120 kg?
- Concentric circles
There is given a circle K with a radius r = 8 cm. How large must a radius have a smaller concentric circle that divides the circle K into two parts with the same area?
- Percent change
If the length of a rectangle is increased by 25% and the width is decreased by 10%, the area of the rectangle is larger than the area of the original rectangle by what percent?
- Masquerade ball
Marie wants to make a cone-shaped witch's hat for a masquerade ball. How much material will it need if it counts on an annular rim with diameters of 28cm and 44cm? Hat side length is 30cm. Add 5% of the material to the bust. Round to cm2.
- Decorative fence
The rectangular garden is 57 m long and 42 m wide. Calculate how much m² it will reduce if it encloses with a 60 cm wide decorative fence.
- The sides 2
The sides of a trapezoid are in the ratio 2:5:8:5. The trapezoid's area is 245. Find the height and the perimeter of the trapezoid.
- Area of rectangle
How many times will increase the area of the rectangle, if we increase twice the length and at the same time we decrease the width by the half?
- A screen
A screen is 1680 x 1050 pixels. What are the coordinates (and size in pixels) of an centered area which is exactly 33% of the screen size?
- Trapezoid MO
The rectangular trapezoid ABCD with right angle at point B, |AC| = 12, |CD| = 8, diagonals are perpendicular to each other. Calculate the perimeter and area of the trapezoid.
- Garden
Area of square garden is 6/4 of triangle garden with sides 56 m, 35 m and 35 m. How many meters of fencing need to fence a square garden?
- Right Δ
Right triangle has length of one leg 28 cm and length of the hypotenuse 53 cm. Calculate the height of the triangle.
- Tetrahedral pyramid
What is the surface of a regular tetrahedral (four-sided) pyramid if the base edge a=7 and height v=6?
- Triangle SAS
Calculate area and perimeter of the triangle, if the two sides are 51 cm and 110 cm long and angle them clamped is 130°.
- Square
Points A[-5,-6] and B[7,-1] are adjacent vertices of the square ABCD. Calculate the area of the square ABCD.
- Rhombus
Calculate the perimeter and area of rhombus whose diagonals are 38 cm and 55 cm long.
- Scale
Swimming pool is long 110 m and 30 m wide. The plan of the city is shown as a rectangle with area 8.25 cm2. What scale is the city plan?
- Regular 5-gon
Calculate area of the regular pentagon with side 7 cm.
- Tereza
The cube has area of base 256 mm2. Calculate the edge length, volume and area of its surface.
- Right triangle Alef
The obvod of a right triangle is 84 cm, the hypotenuse is 37 cm long. Determine the lengths of the legs.
- Rectangle
In rectangle with sides 10 and 8 mark the diagonal. What is the probability that a randomly selected point within the rectangle is closer to the diagonal than to any side of the rectangle?
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Supporting makers of art by means of studio scholarships is a tried and tested form of direct promotion of culture. Promising endeavors are often thus assisted in achieving a breakthrough, or the further development of a work experiences new impulses. In the guest studios in New York, Paris or London, artists rarely come upon the possibilities that exist in the Studio House in the Sittertal near St.Gallen.
In the largest of the three studios, a hall with a height of seven meters, the circumstances necessary for industrial production were retained during the conversion. The ground-level entrance is accessible for trucks, and a mobile crane can carry up to five tons and makes expansive artistic gestures possible. The two smaller studios offer a more intimate framework for artistic expression.
The studios are situated secluded from all hectic and noise and also provide sleeping accommodations, a kitchen, as well as a bath and WC. This makes it possible for artists to retreat into concentrated creation. The Art Library, the Material Archive and the resources of the enterprises located here provide an ideal atmosphere for working.
The set-up of the Studio House has already amply proven itself. Various artists have worked on a specific project during their stay in the guest and project studios, prepared for an exhibition, or taken advantage of the inspiring surroundings of the Kunstgiesserei and the Sitterwerk. In addition, the Kunstgiesserei regularly rents the largest of the three studios in order to realize large projects. Thus, in recent years, various works for Urs Fischer and for Paul McCarthy have been created. The third studio is rented on a permanent basis: the artist Katalin Deér works here on the borders between the pictorial and sculptural depiction of built structures.
As a result of such varied uses, a flexible management concept has crystallized: artists are regularly invited to realize a project in one of the guest studios or to come for work residencies. The Sitterwerk offers artists the opportunity to realize a specific project in one of the guest studios. It is also possible to rent a studio in order to have access to the extraordinary infrastructure of the Sitterwerk and its surroundings.


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"Formation seeks to enable catechists to transmit the Gospel to those who desire to entrust themselves to Jesus Christ. The purpose of formation, therefore, is to make the catechist capable of communicating... the Gospel message." (GDC 235)
Have you just volunteered to teach religious education and are wondering what you have gotten yourself into? Are you a veteran religious education teacher but always feel you have to stay one step ahead of your students? If you answered "yes" to either of these questions, consider attending Holy Spirit College's "Basic Parish Catechetical Certification Course." Designed to meet Archdiocesan certification guidelines, this course offers catechists an in-depth look at the Catholic faith in order to prepare them better for their role as teachers of religious education.
*With approval of a participant's principal, hours accrued from this course can provide credit toward school teacher certification. The course will be offered at Holy Spirit College. Participants must attend all sessions to become certified. The cost of the Basic Parish Catechetical Training Course includes all materials. For information about the course fee, please download the appropriate registration form from the course offerings webpage.


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PRETWEET: Nevermore!
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Bolibruch Impossibility Theorem
Revealing an obstruction for realization of a matrix group as the monodromy of a Fuchsian system on .
Degree (Chern class) of a complex bundle vs. that of a subbundle. The total trace of residues of a meromorphic connexion.
Linear algebra: Monoblock operators and their invariant subspaces.
Local theory revisited: local invariant subbundles of a (resonant) Fuchsian singularity in the Poincaré–Dulac–Levelt normal form.
Bolibruch connexions on the trivial bundle: theorem on the spectra of residues.
Three Matrices : the Bolibruch Counterexample.
Reading: Section 18E from the book (printing disabled).
Refresh your memory: Sections 16C–16D (local theory), 17E-17I (degree of bundles)


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The Next Chapter.
Finally, the end of our beach trip. It was a vacation that we anticipated for a long time, and while we were of course sad to leave, we were also excited to get back to Seattle and start thinking about the future. We have a really exciting year ahead. Some big things, some small things, and I'm sure some unexpected things in between. But another year of change, growth, and one that is sure to be marked with memories and moments.
This was one of our last big trips as a family of three, and we absolutely made the most of it. And now that we are home, we are looking forward toward the next part of the journey that lies ahead…
More to come!