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[Editor's Note: What immediately follows is a rundown of the latest developments and features Google has added to Apps for Work (G Suite) since this review was first written.]
September 2016
- Google has renamed Apps for Work as G Suite, which the company says better reflects the software's mission in terms of putting the emphasis on real-time collaboration.
- Docs, Sheets and Slides witnessed the introduction of a new Explore feature consisting of intelligent assistants that help you craft better documents.
- A new Quick Access capability was brought to Google Drive. It uses machine learning to automatically surface files it thinks you'll need next based on your usage patterns.
- Google rolled out a new offer for users of its productivity suite, with a free 60-day trial of Chrome device management which is good for up to 10 devices.
- Google Drive made searching easier with the introduction of natural language processing, meaning that you can phrase your search in everyday conversational terms.
- Google announced a partnership with Box whereby the latter will be integrated with Google Docs, allowing users to edit documents directly from Box's cloud storage.
August 2016
- A new Google Hangouts Chrome extension was pushed out allowing for multiple chat windows to be incorporated into one, and making more chat content readily visible.
- Google introduced a 'Cast…' function in the main menu of Chrome, and this can be used to share the contents of a browser tab – or the whole desktop – into a Hangout session.
- Forms received a new feature which allows the insertion of images into surveys, so you can now do things like have a multiple choice question with pictures for answers.
- The Android apps for Google Docs, Sheets, and Slides were improved to make it easier to create tables and better looking charts.
- A couple of security tweaks were applied to Gmail, the most important of which is that the webmail service will now issue a warning about a link if it leads to a known malware site.
- Inbox got integration with Trello and GitHub, so Trello users will receive a summary of what's new with projects, and GitHub denizens will get a summary of code changes.
- Google Drive's preview feature was improved to make viewing previews of stored files a slicker experience, with a cleaner UI and better zoom functionality.
July 2016
- Google introduced a new scheme to help train employees on its productivity suite, with the system designed to act like a 'virtual coach' to help users learn when IT staff aren't around.
- Google tweaked the Admin app for Android to let delegated admins (and not just super admins) use the software to access functions while out and about.
- Google gave the Admin console some attention in terms of two-step verification, allowing admins to view the real-time status of where each user is in the 2SV enrolment process.
- Apps for Work is apparently being muscled out by Microsoft's Office 365, at least if sentiment from Redmond's Worldwide Partner Conference is on the money.
- Google launched the new Quizzes feature in the Forms app, designed to allow teachers to easily create and mark assessments for students.
June 2016
- Google Springboard was announced, a search tool (currently being tested) that can be used to quickly find things across Google Apps, plus it makes proactive recommendations.
- Google Sites got revamped with a new preview version boasting a simple drag-and-drop design which is more intuitive, and support for real-time collaboration was introduced.
- A 'new and notable' section was introduced to the Google Apps Marketplace, in order to highlight the best third-party apps available to businesses.
- The Android and iOS apps for Google Docs and Sheets gained the ability to edit content in Print layout view, and to edit existing conditional formatting rules in Sheets.
- Google tweaked Docs, Sheets and Slides so notifications of comments made not only arrive via email, but you can also get a notification on your Android device or web browser.
May 2016
- Google announced its new Spaces messaging app designed for small groups – but there's no news as yet on when (or indeed whether) it will come to Apps for Work.
- At Google I/O new APIs were introduced for Sheets, giving developers a "new level of access" to some of the most popular features in the app.
- New APIs were also brought to Slides allowing developers to easily push data from other third-party apps into Slides for maximum convenience.
- Google revealed that Android apps will be available for Chromebooks, and this opens up more productivity possibilities including using the Android version of Microsoft Word.
- Google integrated its BigQuery service with Google Drive, allowing users to query files directly from Drive, and save query results from the BigQuery UI directly to Google Sheets.
- Google Slides benefited from a new Q&A feature that lets audience members submit questions to the speaker directly from their mobile devices during a presentation.
- The Synergyse service was fully integrated with Google Apps, a virtual assistant that helps train users in the various apps and was previously a Chrome extension.
- Google Drive and Evernote were integrated, allowing Evernote users to seamlessly access any file on Drive.
April 2016
- Google Apps for Work received two new certifications: ISO 27017 for cloud security and ISO 27018 for privacy.
- A new 'Find a Time' feature arrived in Google Calendar for Android, allowing mobile users to find convenient times for meetings when they're on the go.
- Google's scheme of providing Apps for free to medium-sized firms who want to migrate over but are locked into an Enterprise Agreement was extended until the end of 2016.
- Reminders pitched up in the web version of Google Calendar, and said reminders will sync across browsers and mobile devices.
March 2016
- The Google Admin app received bolstered mobile device management capabilities, allowing for admins to handle security breaches even when they're out and about.
- Research into the most-used business apps on the web ranked Google Apps for Work in fourth place – behind Office 365, Salesforce.com and Box.
- Google launched its #maketime website, which aims to help you prioritise how you spend time during work hours, and highlight how Google Apps for Work can save you time.
- Google expanded support for its Identity Platform to cover logins for far more third-party apps in the Google Apps Marketplace, including Office 365 and Facebook at Work.
- A whole bunch of new templates were added to Google Docs, Sheets and Slides.
February 2016
- Gmail's existing Data Loss Prevention features got a boost with the addition of OCR for scanning attachments and additional predefined content detectors.
- Google also gave Gmail the ability to flag email accounts that it deems 'insecure'.
- Google Docs was enhanced with voice typing, allowing users to dictate to their word processor, and also access editing and formatting commands.
- Google Forms gained support for add-ons and the ability to edit Apps Scripts, plus work and education-related templates were introduced to the home screen.
- The Gmail for Android app received support for rich text formatting, and an option for one-tap instant RSVPs was introduced.
January 2016
- Instant comments were introduced to Google Docs, allowing users to click a simple icon to add an immediate comment to a document.
- The ability to add comments arrived in the Sheets and Slides apps for both Android and iOS.
- Google further bolstered the Sheets Android app with the ability to open and edit CSV and TSV files, along with additional files supported for import and export.
- Google Calendar for Android and iOS apps was graced with smart suggestions that pop up suggested event titles, places and people.
- Search became more powerful across Google's productivity suite, so when users search from Docs, Sheets, and Slides home screens, they get results from across all three apps.
- Google rejigged device management in the Admin console, categorising the various settings to make everything easier to find.
Now move on to Page 2 for our full review and detailed look at what Google Apps for Work offers, including an evaluation of features, pricing, and ease-of-use.
Darren Allan contributed to this article


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Isaac Good was born in Pennsylvania about 1840, the son of Isaac Good and Catharine Sumney. Isaac Good, Jr.married Sarah Jane Walker, daughter of William Walker and Martha Cruikshank, both born in Belfast Ireland. Isaac and Sarah had five children. In 1880 Isaac, then 40, was living in Wilkins in Allegheny County and working as a "RR Boss." With him were Sarah, then 38 years old, and five children, all born in Pennsylvania. Isaac and Sarah actually had six children, although only five were recorded in the 1900 census.
GOOD - Suddenly on Jan. 23 1941 at 4:30 a.m., George D., husband of Lois Nichols and son of Jennie D. and the late William E. Good, and brother of Marie Good Lindsay and Frank E. Good. Friends received at the funeral home of T. D. Turner, 729 Wallace Ave., Wilk, where services will be held Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock.Frank married Isabella Grainger and had three children: Evelyn, Frank Jr. and Helen. Frank died in 1950. His obituary read:
Source: Pittsburgh Post Gazette Friday, January 24, 1941 page 24
GOOD - July 15, 1950, Frank E., husband of the late Isabella Grainger Good of 10 Fitzsimmons St., Penn Twp., father of Mrs. Evelyn Motkoswki, Frank E. Jr., and Helen Marie, brother of Mrs. Marie G. Lindsay. Friends received at T. D. Turner's 729 Wallace Ave., Wilkinsburg, where services will be held Thursday morning at 11 o'clock.Frank's mother, Jennie died in 1949. Her obituary read:
Source: Pittsburgh Post Gazette Monday July 17, 1950 page 17
GOOD - On Monday morning, Jan. 10, 1949, Jennie Dimpsey, widow of William E. Good of 1013 Wood St., Wilkinsburg; mother of Marie Good Lindsay and Frank E. Good; grandmother of Evelyn G. Molkowski; Frank E. Good, Jr., and Helen M. Good. Friends received at T. D. Turner's 729 Wallace Ave., Wilkinsburg where services will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock.William, Jennie, Frank, Isabella and George are buried in Section 2 of Monongahela Cemetery in Braddock, PA.
Source: Pittsburgh Post Gazette Tuesday, January 11, 1949 page 22
GOOD - On Thursday February 16, 1905 at 9:20 a.m. ALBERT, son of Sarah J. and the late Isaac Good, and beloved husband of Lydia Ray Good, aged 32 years. Funeral services at the residence of his mother, 408 Todd Street (Hampton place) Wilkinsburg, Saturday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Internment private.
Source: Pittsburgh Gazette Friday February 17, 1905 page 6
GOOD - At Wilkinsburg, Pa on Sunday, April 16, 1922 at 2:30 p.m. SARAH JANE WALKER, widow of Isaac good, aged 78 years. Funeral from her late residence, 420 South Avenue on Tuesday evening, April 18 at 8 o'clock. Interment Wednesday morning. Source: The Pittsburgh Gazette Times Monday April 17, 1922 page 12Sarah was interred in section 2 lot 153 of Monongahela Cemetery, Braddock, PA, with her husband sons and her sons Albert and William.
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Astudiaethau Ceffylau
FDSc Astudiaethau Ceffylau Cod D324 Cofrestrwch am Ddiwrnod Agored Ar-lein Cofrestrwch am Ddiwrnod Agored Ar-leinYmgeisio Nawr
Prif FfeithiauCod D324
Tariff UCAS
72 - 96
Hyd y Cwrs
2 blwyddyn
Cyfrwng Cymraeg
Manylion pellach ynglŷn â'r gofynion mynediadYmgeisio Nawr
This two-year vocational qualification is perfect for anyone wishing to gain a valuable qualification and experience in the equine industry. The equine centre at Aber is a designated BHS "Where to Train" centre and this means the riding you undertake as part of the FdSc course is based on BHS exam system, preparing you for your BHS stages if you wish to train towards them. The FdSc Equine Studies course includes practical instruction of the care and daily management of the horse and has a strong industry and business flavour. A number of science modules will ease you into BSc equine courses if you wish to progress on successful graduation.
Successful completion of this foundation degree will provide you with the opportunity to progress to a BSc honours degree in an animal / equine-related subject, should you wish to do so (subject to grades).
Bodlonrwydd Myfyrwyr Cyffredinol a Chanlyniadau Cyflogadwyedd
Ymhlith y 15 uchaf yn y DU am Ansawdd y Dysgu a Phrofiad Myfyrwyr ym maes y Gwyddorau Biolegol (Canllaw Prifysgolion Da y 'Times' a'r 'Sunday Times' 2019).
91% boddhad cyffredinol myfyrwyr i Athrofa'r Gwyddorau Biolegol, Amgylcheddol a Gwledig (ACF 2019)
98% o'n graddedigion mewn gwaith a/neu astudiaethau pellach o fewn chwe mis ar ôl graddio, 3% yn uwch na graddedigion y Gwyddorau Biolegol yn genedlaethol, (HESA 2018*)
Why Aberystwyth University?
- You will have access to superb teaching and research facilities including state of the art labs.
- You will be taught by our internationally renowned passionate teaching staff who are experts in their fields for animal science and equine research.
- The department houses a fantastic equine centre with Olympic size indoor arena, all-weather manège, round pen, horse walker and livery facilities including turnout.
- Aberystwyth is located in an outstanding coastal location with miles of unspoiled beaches to gallop upon a few miles from the equine centre!
- All students on this course will have the opportunity to undertake work experience, international student exchanges, internships, bursaries and training towards BHS exams.
Students can elect to study a number of IBERS modules in the medium of Welsh. Check out the module tab for more information!
A prize-winning institute that can help you achieve your full potential
- Our students have won the "Biology Student of the Year" award at the European Science, Engineering, and Technology (SET) Awards, and the Welsh Ornithologists' Union Student Prize!
- Our Institute of Biological, Environmental and Rural Sciences (IBERS) in conjunction with Bangor University had the 5th strongest submission in the UK for the Research Excellence Framework assessment (2014).
Students can elect to study a number of IBERS modules in the medium of Welsh. Check out the module tab for more information!
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Mae gan y rhan fwyaf o staff dysgu Athrofa'r Gwyddorau Biolegol, Amgylcheddol a Gwledig gymwysterau hyd at safon PhD ac maent yn ymchwilwyr gweithgar. Hefyd, mae gan staff y cyrsiau galwedigaethol gefndir ym myd diwydiant. Mae yn yr Athrofa nifer fawr o staff sy'n gwneud ymchwil yn unig ac mae'n bosib y bydd y myfyrwyr yn dod i gysylltiad â hwy.
Noder: Y modiwlau a restrir isod yw'r modiwlau y bwriedir eu cyflwyno ar hyn o bryd yn ystod y flwyddyn academaidd nesaf ac mae'n bosibl y gallant newid. Maent wedi'u cynnwys yma i roi syniad o strwythur y cwrs.
|Teitl y Modiwl
|Cod y Modiwl
|Gwerth Credyd
|Sgiliau Astudio A Chyfathrebu (fdsc)
Fe'i cyflwynir yn rhannol neu'n gyflawn drwy gyfrwng yn Saesneg
|Teitl y Modiwl
|Cod y Modiwl
|Gwerth Credyd
|Animal Science
|Breeding And Stud Management
|Equine Anatomy
|Equine Business
|Equine Performance Science
|Study And Communication Skills
|Teitl y Modiwl
|Cod y Modiwl
|Gwerth Credyd
|Dulliau Ymchwil
Fe'i cyflwynir yn rhannol neu'n gyflawn drwy gyfrwng yn Saesneg
|Teitl y Modiwl
|Cod y Modiwl
|Gwerth Credyd
|Applied Nutrition Of Horses
|Equine Grassland And Business Management
|Research Methods
|Teitl y Modiwl
|Cod y Modiwl
|Gwerth Credyd
|Veterinary Health
|Equine Industry And Study Tour
|Equine Management And Advanced Horsemastership
What opportunities exist after I graduate?
Your degree in Equine studies will provide an excellent basis for a career in the following:
Management and Supervision;
Equine Enterprises;
Stud Manager;
Nutrition Research Officer;
Horse Passport officer;
RSPCA inspector;
Transferable Skills:
Studying for a foundation degree in Equine Studies will equip you with a range of transferable skills which are highly valued by employers. These include:
• the ability to express ideas and communicate information in a clear and structured manner, in both written and oral form;
• effective problem-solving;
• analytical and creative thinking skills;
• decision-making;
• research and data analysis skills;
• the ability to work independently;
• time-management and organisational skills, including the ability to meet deadlines;
• self-motivation and self-reliance.
• team-working, with the ability to discuss concepts in groups, accommodating different ideas and reaching agreement
You will have a compelling combination of academic expertise, field practice and laboratory experience. You will have first-rate analytical and data handling skills; valuable experience in the management of people, animals and resources; and you will possess the latest expertise in equine-related welfare.
What work experience opportunities exist whilst studying?
Click here to find out about the various opportunities that our Aberystwyth University Careers team offer.
Enhance your employability prospects with GO Wales and YES (Year in Employment Scheme) managed by our Careers department.
Addysg a Dysgu
What will I learn?
The breakdown below will provide you with an illustration of what you may study during the two year programme.
In the first year you will explore:
- Equine business and industry;
- Equine anatomy;
- Breeding and stud management;
- Animal Science;
- Land use;
- You gain practical skills in horsemastership, which will be beneficial to your 6-week compulsory work experience.
In the second year you will discover:
- Nutrition;
- Exercise physiology;
- Applied animal behaviour and welfare;
- Analyse, budget and appraise a rural business;
- Optional modules may include veterinary science, equitation and equestrian event management.
How will I be taught?
You will be taught through a balanced programme of lectures, seminars, workshops, practicals, field visits and lab work.
Assessment method may take various forms such as essays, practical exercises, oral presentations, exams, lab reports, worksheets, case studies, practical reports, portfolios, magazine articles, webpages and podcasts.
Further information:
You will be assigned a personal tutor throughout your degree course, who will help you with any problems or queries, whether these are academic-related or personal issues. You should feel free to contact them at any time for help and advice.
You will also have the opportunity to complete a Personal Development Plan (PDP) at Aberystwyth. This is a structured process of self-appraisal, reflection, and planning, which will enable you to chart your personal, academic and professional development throughout your time at university. By recording your academic performance, and highlighting the skills you already have and those you will need for future employability, the PDP portfolio will equip you with the necessary tools to plan effectively, develop successful approaches to study, and consider your future career options and aspirations.
Barn ein Myfyrwyr
The Equine Studies course was a wonderful mixture of practical and theoretical skills. I studied for another year to achieve a BSc Hons degree in Equine Studies. Following this I was based in New Zealand, where I was Stud Manager at Equibreed NZ Ltd; an Equine Reproduction clinic. I have moved into sales and marketing working for Equilume Ltd but still based around Equine Reproduction. Through this company I still get to travel the world, meet amazing people and be part of current research projects. Without the foundation of knowledge from higher education my journey would not have been possible and what a journey it has been. Emma – Equilume Ltd.
What I love about Equine Studies is that I've learned to ride all kinds of horses and to take what I know and adapt my riding style to suit each individual horse. I've learned things about horses to a level that I never would have achieved otherwise; nutrition, for example, has always been a bit of a mystery to me. Great course! Jessica Lee Macnamara
Equine Studies allows you to study a wide variety of equine-related topics, so there is always likely to be something that you will really enjoy. The staff are friendly and helpful, especially the yard staff. You can speak to the staff as if they are your friends as well as tutors. The horses in the yard give a great opportunity for anyone, no matter what your level of riding ability. A really good course for anyone who loves horses. Lisa Ann Ainscough
When I came for my interview I felt at home straightaway. The campus was really friendly and the town seemed a great place to live and study. During my first year at Aberystwyth my lectures on equine breeding and stud management along with our study tour of Newmarket sparked my interest in Thoroughbred breeding and led me to pursue employment in this area.
Emma - Stud office secretary for Darley Stud Management Co Ltd, Newmarket
The main reason I went to Aberystwyth was because I wanted to do a practical course to do with horses, which is offered with the Foundation Degree. I was then able to top this up to an honours degree. Aberystwyth University has a fantastic reputation. I thoroughly enjoyed the time I spent in Aberystwyth – I had a lot of fun and made some lifelong friends
Sian - Groom for Team Berkley
The course that I studied was excellent in that it combined a great deal of practical work with the theory which I feel is essential. I feel that the excellent lecturing style and approach to lecturing by most of the staff has been the most significant influence on my lecturing style today
Ruth - Higher Education Lecturer, Hartpury College now at Glynllifon College
Gofynion Mynediad Nodweddiadol
Tariff UCAS 72 - 96
Lefel A CCC-DDD
Gofynion TGAU (o leiaf gradd C/4):
English or Welsh, Mathematics or a Science subject
Diploma Cenedlaethol BTEC:
Bagloriaeth Ryngwladol:
Bagloriaeth Ewropeaidd:
60% overall
Mae'r Brifysgol yn croesawu ceisiadau gan fyfyrwyr sy'n astudio am Ddiploma Mynediad i Addysg Uwch. Mae ein polisi derbyn cynhwysol yn rhoi gwerth ar ehangder yn ogystal â dyfnder astudio. Dewisir ymgeiswyr ar sail eu teilyngdod eu hunain, a gall cynigion amrywio. Os ydych yn astudio am gymhwyster nad yw wedi'i restru ar y dudalen hon, cysylltwch â'r Swyddfa Derbyn Israddedigion i gael cyngor pellach. Mae manylion am gymwysterau gwahanol wledydd a dderbynnir yn y Brifysgol i'w gweld ar ein tudalennau gwlad-benodol i gael manylion am y cymwysterau rhyngwladol yr ydym yn eu derbyn. I gael rhagor o wybodaeth, cysylltwch ag email@example.com


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Genesis 37:23-24 23 So when Joseph came to his brothers, they stripped him of his robe—the ornate robe he was wearing— 24 and they took him and threw him into the cistern. The cistern was empty; there was no water in it (NIV)
To understand how God works with us we must understand why Joseph was trown into a pit. It's evident he wasn't liked by his brothers. As we read about the early life of Joseph we see he brags to his brothers about his dreams. He is also favored over his brothers by his father. Joseph made it worse by showing off the gift his father gave him and rubbing it into his brothers. Why is this important to us? We tend to blame other people when we face trials. We fail to ask God to show us what part we played in getting into situations. It's so much easier to blame others rather than take responsibility for our own actions or inactions. The dream God gave Joseph would eventually be fulfilled but Joseph had to go through a lot of difficult circumstance to mold his character into what was necessary to serve God in the fulfillment of the dream. When we are down, we must get God's perspective on why we are down. We must be sure we are hearing God and not Satan. God will give us conviction not condemnation. God never condemns us. He loves us and we stand forgiven. Condemnation comes from Satan. We must side with God, admit where we went wrong and move on with the Holy Spirit as a righteous child of His through Jesus. Learn from our pits and move on with joy, thanksgiving and faith in God's workings in and through us.
One more thing we must notice. The reason Reuben said to throw Joseph in the pit is so he could pull him out later and deliver him to his father. When we are in the pit, the Holy Spirit wants to get our attention, pull us out and deliver us back to the Father. Pits are to get our attention back on God.


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Unglerts Bakery Ennistimon
This little bakery is situated just before the bridge in Ennistymon Co.Clare. Its an amazing little bakery, the breads look beautiful, and the cakes are delicious. I picked up two danishes and they were eaten before I had even left the shop. Its run by a guy from Kempten Germany in the south of Germany not too far from Austria. There was also two strudels bought which are amazing, as I had them 2 weeks ago in a friends house, will also be having some tonight. Everything is also reasonably priced, 1 euro for a huge danish, YES PLEASE :)
If Rick Stein was on the look out for a new Food Hero, Unglert would be one!
One of the danishes that survived my mouth :)


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The Orange Tulip Scholarship (OTS) offers talented students from Indonesia the opportunity to obtain a Master degree at the University of Twente. The scholarship programme is highly selective, offering one scholarship for the academic year 2020/2021.
Gabriela's story
"Hello, my name is Gabriela. I'm a master student Applied Mathematics in Twente and I come from Indonesia. After finishing my bachelor degree in Indonesia, I became a mathematics teacher in an international school in Jakarta for about six years. The contemporary world, however, demands that we always apprise our skills and knowledge. So, after immersing myself in the workforce for a while, I decided it was time to 'go back to school', as a student.
Opportunely, through the Orange Tulip Scholarship (OTS) scheme, I was able to get a funding that covers the tuition fee and still have a generous amount left for the living cost."
Scholarship Value
€ 25,000
Please note: This scholarship is meant as a compensation for study related costs. It is up to the scholarship student to decide how to spend the money. No costs (e.g. tuition fees) will be paid on your behalf.
Country of Origin
Level of study
(excluding e-courses and joint programmes)
Two-year study programme
In case of a two-year study program, students can receive an additional OTS of an amount equal to that in the first year to cover the expenses of the second year. However, the scholarship will only be continued during the second year when students meet the following requirement:
- After receiving the grade results of the third quartile of the first academic year you must have obtained a minimum of 30 EC with a CGPA of ≥ 7.0.


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Why should I use Mulch?
Mulch provides plants and trees with the same protection that insulation provides you in your home, it keeps the soil from getting too cold or too hot.
Mulch absorbs water. This provides ornamental plants with additional water that the soil alone wouldn't give them
Mulch is a natural weed barrier. By keeping the weeds out of the soil, it prevents weeds from taking essential nutrients from ornamental plants.
As mulch breaks down, it aides in keeping the soil from compacting, while also providing some fertilization.
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Trying to access a normal website from your mobile phone can come up with a variety of challenges. The pages may cramp and the website may not appear properly on the mobile phone. This happens as such websites are not loaded with the mobile theme. Once this will be added, a website can appear in a mobile phone properly. And this is also important. Why?
These days, most of the people prefer to access websites on their mobile phone. This is what they can do on the go. If you have a WordPress blog, then you should make it more accessible while assigning a mobile theme for it.
In this way, you can enhance your chances to receive more number of visitors. As per the statistics accessing websites through mobile phones has become a trend now and its increasing exponentially. Even the experts have mentioned that the Future is Mobile. So, the time has come for you to make your blog ready for the mobile access.
Now you can make your blog ready for the mobile in just one minute. And this one minute will make the blog prepare enough for future. In this way, you can even attract a different and new market and your visitors will be the mobile phone users.
Well, the plugin like WP Mobile Detector can really make it happen for you. This plugin can be availed for free. You can install this just like other plugins for the WordPress. This plugin comes with 7 different mobile themes. All you need to enable this plugin while selecting one mobile theme and the task is complete. If you are using cache plugin, then you should enable the Mobile Support.
Once this plugin will be assigned for your blog, things will become easier for the mobile phone users to access your site directly from their mobile devices.
Once someone will access the webpage, this plugin will easily detect those who use the mobile phone and it will use the mobile theme to display the blog clearly. At present, this plugin can detect more than five-thousand mobile devices and it can even differentiate between the advanced and basic mobile phones.
The mobile themes are located in the sub-directory of this plugin. And due to this reason, they never interfere with the main theme of the blog. You can also edit the .css and .php files of these mobile themes.


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IIASA News Release
End of World Population Growth Projected for 21st Century
New IIASA probabilistic projections also forecast rapid population aging
Laxenburg, Austria - 9 October 1996 - The world"s population, which has quadrupled over the past 80 years, may never double again according to new population forecasts by the Population, Development and Environment Project at the International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis (IIASA).
According to the projections, there is a 66 percent chance that the world"s population will not reach 11.5 billion - double today"s population - within the next century, if ever. The projections are the first fully probabilistic ones ever released and reflect the impact of alternative assumptions for birth rates, migration and death rates. Based on expert opinions, the projections confidence levels for global populations and go up to the year 2100. The projections and assumptions are clearly explained and substantively discussed in the Project"s new, revised edition of "The Future Population of the World: What Can We Assume Today?" (ed. W. Lutz), just off press.
"The biggest factor affecting population growth is the continuing decline of fertility in most world regions," says Project Leader Wolfgang Lutz. Lutz says that as a whole, the world"s population will probably increase from today"s 5.8 billion to around 7.9 billion in 2020, 9.9 billion in 2050, and 10.4 billion by 2100, according to the Project"s forecasts. However, four world regions - Pacific OECD countries, Eastern Europe, Western Europe, and the European part of the Former Soviet Union - are projected to experience population declines before 2050.
For example, over the course of the coming decades, population in the European part of the Former Soviet Union could decrease, according to the median projection, due to below-replacement fertility, relatively high mortality (especially for males), and near-term, net out-migration. By 2020, the population could fall from its current 238 million to 224 million. By 2050, the population may even fall to 187 million, and could fall to as low as 147 million by 2100.
In contrast, countries in North Africa and the Middle East are likely to experience dramatic population growth. According to projections, the population in these regions could double and possibly triple over the next 50 years due to current young age structures and high fertility levels. North Africa"s 1995 population level of 162 million is likely to increase to 228 million by 2010 and to 439 million by 2050. The Middle East"s 1995 population of 151 million is likely to grow to 234 million by 2010 and to 517 million by 2050.
Projections for North America reflect a slow but steady increase, climbing from 297 million in 1995 to 356 million in 2020, 405 million in 2050, and to 482 million in 2100, under the median projection. The continued growth of the US population is largely fueled by the assumption of continued migration. In probabilistic terms, there is a 95 percent chance that the population of North America will grow to between 320 million to 400 million by 2020. Toward the end of the next century, the population may shrink only if migration is greatly restricted and if the USA has a long period of below-replacement fertility.
Lower birth rates affect not only the total population size, but also age distributions. The latter are likely to make a steady shift from a current, predominantly young population to an increasing proportion in the "over 60" age bracket, even in developing countries. For example, in 1995, 31.4 percent of the world"s population was age 14 or younger. According to the Project"s latest projections, the percentage will clearly fall over time, to a median percentage of 17.2 by 2100 (with 60 percent of all cases lying between 16 and 19 percent).
Western Europe is likely to experience an increase in the proportion of those above age 60 from the current 18.6 percent to a very high 35 percent by 2100. The rapid aging is virtually certain: 95 percent of all projected cases lie between 28 percent and 44 percent for 2050. North America"s current proportion of 16 percent above age 60 is likely to increase to 30 percent by 2050.
Another world region projected to see a dramatic aging of population is China and Centrally Planned Asia, whose proportion of those over 60 may go from a current 9.2 percent to 25 percent by 2050 (under the most likely scenario). "Within less than three decades, China"s old-age dependency burden will be higher than North America"s and about the same as that currently in Western Europe," explains Lutz, adding that to avoid serious problems in its pension system, China must take immediate and intensive actions.
"The Future Population of the World: What Can We Assume Today?", edited by Wolfgang Lutz, is published by Earthscan (ISBN 1 85383 349 5).
IIASA forecasts over one-third of Austria"s population will be above age 60
Laxenburg (Austria) - 9 October 1996 - The new method of probabilistic population projections has recently been applied to Austria. For this, IIASA"s Population Project took alternative assumptions on birth rates, death rates and migration as defined by the Austrian Central Statistics Office, extending them to the year 2100. Results show that Austria"s population is likely to increase slightly over the coming decades, followed by a decline starting after 2025. By 2050 there is a 95 percent probability that the Austrian population will range from 6.5 million to 9.2 million.
Further aging of Austria"s population is virtually certain because it is pre-programmed by today"s age distribution. The proportion of the population above age 60 is sure to increase from its present 19.8 percent to at least 30 percent over the coming three decades. This will also be reflected in an increase in the mean age of the population, from a current 38 to 48 years by the middle of the next century. "It is clear that this trend - which is caused by continued low fertility and increasing life expectancy - will bring about serious challenges for the social security system and for a broad array of social, economic and cultural issues," says Project Leader Wolfgang Lutz.
The chart below portrays Austria"s population shifts to the year 2100.
Austrian Population Projections to the year 2100* Now 2030 2050 2100 Total population (millions), mean 8.0 8.3(7.6 - 8.9) 7.8(6.5 - 9.2) 6.6(3.9 - 9.9) Proportion of population above age 60, mean 20% 33%(30 - 36%) 36%(30 - 42%) 38%(29 - 48%) Age of population, mean 38 45(43 - 48) 48(44 - 52) 49(44 - 56)
* based on assumptions supplied by the Austrian Central Statistics Office; numbers in parentheses represent 95 percent confidence interval ranges.
The International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis (Laxenburg, Austria) is a non-governmental research institution sponsored by a consortium of National Member Organizations in 17 nations. The Institute"s research focuses on sustainability and the human dimensions of global change. The studies are international and interdisciplinary, providing timely and relevant information and options for the scientific community, policy makers and the public.
For more information, please contact: Elisabeth Krippl or Mary Ann Williams Office of Public Information, IIASA, A-2361 Laxenburg, Austria; phone: (+43 2236) 807 ext. 364 or 261; fax (+43 2236) 73 149; e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com or firstname.lastname@example.com
Christoph M. SCHNEIDER, PhD


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This organ transfers food to your stomach by peristalsis or muscular contractions. The stomach is a hollow "container" which holds food while it is mixed with enzymes. The enzymes continue to break down food into a form the body can use. The cells in the lining of the stomach give out a strong acid and powerful enzymes. These aid in the breakdown process. When the food in the stomach is completely processed, they are released into the small intestine. The activities of the stomach are food breakdown and food propulsion. The stomach is a sac-like organ which has strong muscular walls. The stomach is located in the lower abdominal cavity of the torso. The small intestine is made up of three parts: the duodenum, jejunum, and ileum. This is a 22 foot long tube that uses enzymes to break down food. The enzymes are released by the pancreas and bile from the liver. Peristalsis or involuntary contractions move food and cause it to mix with digestive secretions from the liver and pancreas. The duodenum, the first part of the small intestine, is mostly responsible for the breaking-down process, and the jejunum and ileum are mainly responsible for nutrient absorption into the bloodstream. The small intestine's contents start out semi-solid, and end up as a liquid form after going through the small intestine. The change in consistency is caused by: water, bile, enzymes, and mucous. Once the nutrients are absorbed and the leftover food liquid residue has passed through the small intestine, it then moves on to the colon or large intestine. Activities of the small intestine are food breakdown and absorption and food propulsion. The Large Intestine is a 6-foot long muscular tube that connects the small intestine to the rectum. This organ is made up of the cecum, the ascending (right) colon, the transverse (across) colon, the descending (left) colon, and the sigmoid colon, which also leads to the anus or terminal opening. The appendix is a small tube which is attached to the cecum. This organ is a highly specialized which is responsible for processing waste so emptying the bowels is convenient and easy. Waste left over from the digestive process is passed through the large intestine by peristalsis, first in a liquid state and ends up in a solid form. As waste passes through the colon, water is removed. Waste is stored in the sigmoid or the S-shaped colon until a mass movement empties it into the rectum once or twice a day. This process normally takes about 36 hours for waste to get through the colon. The waste is made up of mostly food debris and bacteria. These bacteria perform several useful functions such as: producing various vitamins, processing waste products, processing food particles, and protecting against harmful bacteria. When the descending colon becomes full of waste it empties its contents into the rectum which begins the process of elimination. Activities of the large intestine are food breakdown and absorption and propulsion of the residue and defecation or discharge from the anus. The teeth breaks down food in order to allow for easier digestion. The Dental pulp's function are: › connective tissue, blood vessels & nerve fibers › fills the pulp cavity enclosed by dentin › supplies nutrients to tooth tissues › provides for tooth sensation The dentin in teeth is: › bone like material › underlies the enamel cap › forms the bulk of the tooth enamel › acellular, brittle, mineralized material › bears the force of chewing The muscular tongue occupies the floor of the mouth. The tongue has several bony attachments two of which are to the hyoid bone and the styloid bone processes of the skull. The pancreas secretes digestive enzymes into the duodenum which is the first segment of the small intestine. The enzymes in the pancreas break down carbohydrates, fats, and, proteins. The pancreas makes insulin, and secretes it directly into the bloodstream. Insulin is the main hormone used for metabolizing sugar. The pancreas is located in the lower cavity or the abdominal cavity. The liver has many functions, but its main function in the digestive system is processing the nutrients absorbed in the small intestine. Bile from the liver is secreted into the small intestine and plays an important role in the digestion of fat. The liver is in a sense the body's chemical "factory." The liver takes the raw materials absorbed by the small intestine and makes all the chemicals the body needs to function. This organ also removes potentially harmful chemicals. It breaks down and gives off many drugs. The liver is located in the lower cavity or the abdominal cavity. The gallbladder is a thin-walled, green sac. It is also a ventral surface of liver. The function of the gallbladder is to store bile that is not immediately needed for digestion. The gallbladder also concentrates the bile by absorbing some of its water and ions. The rectum is an 8-inch chamber that connects the colon to the anus. The rectum receives waste from the colon, lets the person know that there is stool to be evacuated, and holds the stool until evacuation happens. When gas or waste comes into the rectum, sensors send a message to the brain. The brain decides if the waste contents are able to be released or not. If they can be released, the sphincters or muscles relax and the rectum contracts and disposes of its contents. If the contents can't be disposed, the sphincter contracts and the rectum accommodates so that the sensation goes away temporarily. The anus is the last part of the digestive tract. It is a 2-inch long canal which consists of the pelvic floor muscles and the two anal sphincters both internal and external. The lining of the upper anus is designed to detect rectal contents. The anus lets you know whether the contents are liquid, gas, or solid. The anus is surrounded by sphincter muscles that are important in allowing the control of stool. The pelvic floor muscle creates an angle between the rectum and the anus which prevents stool from exiting when it is not supposed to. The internal sphincter is always tight, except when stool comes into the rectum. This organ keeps us content when we are asleep so we are unaware of the presence of stool. When we get an urge to go to the bathroom, we rely on our external sphincter to hold the stool until reaching a toilet, where it then relaxes to release the waste. In amphioxus, which is any genus of lancelets, the digestive tract consists of only three parts: the oral cavity, the pharynx, and a tubular post pharyngeal, pharynx region, gut without subdivisions. The same condition holds in the most primitive living vertebrates such as lampreys and hagfishes. In higher vertebrates the post pharyngeal gut is almost always subdivided into a series of regions that are both anatomically, part of the body, and functionally distinct. The most common is the esophagus, stomach, small intestine, large intestine, The integumentary system- provides nutrients needed by the skin. Skeletal system- provides calcium and other nutrients for bone repair and growth. Muscular system- provides glucose for muscle activity; the liver metabolizes lactic acid following anaerobic muscle activity. Cardiovascular system- provides nutrients for plasma protein formation and blood cell formation; liver detoxifies blood, makes plasma proteins, destroys old red blood cells. Lymphatic system- digestive tract provides nutrients for lmphatic organs; stomach acidity prevents pathogen invasion of the body Respiratory system- breathing is possible through the mouth because the digestive and respiratory tract share the pharynx Urinary system- liver synthesizes urea; digestive tract excretes bile pigments from the liver and provides nutrients Reproductive system- digestive tract provides nutrients for growth and repair of organs and for development of the fetus Nervous system- digestive tract provides nutrients for growth, maintenance, and repair of neurons and neuorglia Endocrine system- the stomach and small intestines produce hormones Communication to maintain homeostasis can occur through the nervous system or through chemical stimulation. One part of the nervous system controls the communication network that regulates bodily functions. This part of the nervous system functions without a person's thinking about it and without much noticeable indication that it is working. Chemicals used to communicate are called transmitters. Transmitters that are produced by one organ and travel to other organs through the bloodstream are called hormones. Transmitters that conduct messages between parts of the nervous system are called neurotransmitters. One of the best known transmitters is the hormone adrenaline. Within moments, this chemical has the entire body on alert, a response sometimes called the fight-or-flight response. The heart beats more rapidly and powerfully, the eyes dilate to allow more light in, breathing quickens, and the activity of the digestive system decreases to allow more blood to go to the muscles. The effect is rapid and intense. Through the digestive system the body acquires the food it needs to fuel cells. The main food source needed are carbohydrates broken into glucose molecules. The cell breaks the glucose into something smaller and sends it off to the mitochondria. There the mitochondria uses these smaller pieces added to oxygen to make energy for you. The arrangement of the organs allows the food to properly be prepared in the mouth then digested into the stomach and eventually expelled through the anus. The food must be broken down before it can travel down the esophagus and be churned in the stomach and expelled as waste through the anus. Feedback control is a response within a system that influences the continued activity or productivity of that system. It is the control of a biological reaction by the end products of that reaction. It also helps maintain homeostasis in the human body. Also called Heat Regulation, it is the maintenance of an optimum temperature range by an organism. Cold-blooded animals pick up or lose heat by way of the environment, moving from one place to another as necessary. 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Design – or namely, applied design – can be supplied with extra value not only by processing the whole design, but even merely on the surface by applying relatively simple means. Our body is programmed to react on the inputs we get from our senses, which is why a welcoming and comprehensible tactile experience offers comfort and increased satisfaction. A surface and a material ought to be comprehended easily, both visually and by touching, to obtain a good balance in a design.
To exemplify good craftsmanship, when it comes to proportions, I'll use the following examples. Good proportioning occurs when an understanding of a material's properties, visual character and a good idiom balance with the desired functionality and the intended usage of the product. A material can seem too powerful or too dominating in a concrete design, while other materials can seem too weak or expressionless, which means that the material can interrupt the design's form and proportions. There has to be a correspondence and a relation between proportions, form and materials.
It's indisputable that form and function go together like milk and honey, when it comes to good design. This is not saying that design can't challenge or twist the usual way of perceiving or using stuff, although the usage of a given design shouldn't be overly complicated or completely dysfunctional. Great functionality relates to the individual as a user, to the task, which that object must "solve", and then it is naturally wrapped in a suitable design, where the materials, details, tactility, etc. should function together to provide an aesthetically pleasing experience.
Sustainability is often implicit with great design as great design usually is good quality and therefore in itself provides a certain level of sustainability. In this sense, a sustainable design is made to withstand temporary trends and to, quality-wise, withstand the usage it is meant for. When it comes to sustainable craftsmanship – including both the design and the actual execution – a good design is something we want to carry with us throughout life and, at best, pass along to others together with the story of the design's dings and dongs, scratches and lines.


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by Laurie Roberts – January 29, 2013
The Republic – www.azcentral.com
Welcome back, John McCain. It seems like just yesterday that McCain was facing a tough re-election bid and long-jumping to the right of J.D. Hayworth. "Complete the danged fence," he said in a 2010 campaign ad. Three years — and one presidential election in which the GOP got a glimpse of its future — later, the McCain of old is back. The sound bite has given way to a sweeping proposal, a statement of principles aimed at doing something, finally, about illegal immigration in this country.
"What's going on now is unacceptable," McCain said on Monday, sounding like the senior senator circa 2006. "The reality that's been created is a de facto amnesty. We have been too content for too long to allow individuals to mow our lawns, serve our food, clean our homes and even watch our children while not affording them any of the benefits that make our country so great."
So says the senator who just two years ago opposed an effort to enact the Dream Act.
Three things occur to me.
No. 1. It's nice to see Arizona — ground zero for the illegal- immigration debate — leading the way once again, giving voice not just to the vexing problem but to a realistic solution.
Both McCain and Sen. Jeff Flake are back on board for immigration reform, and that's no easy place for a Republican to be, not even in post-Russell Pearce Arizona.
No. 2. The framework released Monday offers a decent starting point for compromise. There is, after all, something for everybody to hate.
Democrats won't be happy that it could take literally decades before those here illegally could gain citizenship.
Republicans won't be happy that they could ever gain citizenship.
No. 3. The hard right will scream the "A" word, and they'll be right. This is amnesty. Talk all you want about fines and back taxes and waiting at the back of the line. Those who are here illegally will get to stay here legally.
And, really, there is no other choice, unless we as a country are prepared to do the things it would take to deport 11 million people.
Short answer: We aren't. We can't and still be America.
Which is why it's such a pleasure to hail the return of John McCain. It's been awhile since we've seen the senator who teamed up with the late Ted Kennedy to spearhead reform in 2006.
That reform died in the House. It could again. Of course, now there is that added selling point — the very real prospect that Latino voters could send Republicans the way of the Whigs.
"Elections," McCain said Monday, in explaining why he is optimistic that reform is possible this time.
"The Republican Party is losing the support of our Hispanic citizens, and we realize that there are many issues on which we think we are in agreement with our Hispanic citizens. But this is a preeminent issue with those citizens."
It should be a pre-eminent issue for us all.
The devil's in the details, but this plan, in addition to having something for everybody to hate, has plenty to like.
It would immediately lure people out of the shadows, offering the prospect of eventual citizenship — a smart move given that history has shown it's generally a bad idea to create a permanent underclass.
It would require that the border be deemed secure — apparently by a commission that includes Southwestern governors and people who live along the border — before those here illegally could obtain green cards and thus get on that path to citizenship.
It would require creation of an employer verification system that actually works, something reform of the 1980s lacked, as we have seen 11 million times over.
It would provide a better visa-tracking system and allow immigrants who come here to get advanced degrees in science and engineering to stay here, contributing to the country that educated them.
It also would allow a future flow of low-skilled workers as the economy dictates, though how we avoid the pitfall of holding down wages for American workers is a crucial question yet to be answered.
Another crucial question: Are there enough pragmatic Republicans in Congress to end the winking and the nodding and fix, finally, our broken immigration system?
Before the screaming begins, I would ask those who already oppose this proposal to answer two questions: If not now, when?
If not this, what?
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Aspen Casebook Series, Wolters Kluwer, Forthcoming 2013
67 Pages Posted: 1 May 2012 Last revised: 12 Oct 2012
Date Written: May 1, 2012
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Specific doctrinal topics include:
(1) Proof of Foreign Law; (2) Same Sex Marriage: An Overview of History and Legal Issues in the United States; (3) Domicile, Residence, and Citizenship; (4) Dépeçage; and (5) Same Sex Marriage: Choice of Law Proposals.
Keywords: conflict of laws, choice of law, forum shopping, forum selection, public policy exception, party autonomy, race to the bottom, private international law, same sex marriage, domicile, citizenship, depecage, contractual choice of law clauses
JEL Classification: K41, K42, K49
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In 1880, there was only isolated settlement of the area from Aitkenvale to the dam. But there were sufficient children for agitation for a school to commence.
The major industries were dairying, forestry, agriculture and cattle raising. In the early part of this century tobacco and mining were added. By and large the number of families near the existing school was about 20 and the number of possible children for a school was about 50 although not all of them did in fact attend.
At a public meeting held on 25th August 1880, the following men, namely: Thomas Gleeson, Jorgen Rasmussen, William Thorburn and Thomas Lawrence, were elected as members of a Building Committee to establish a provisional school.
The original school house for Weir State School opened 11th April 1881.
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160 people from communities across South Ayrshire attended the South Ayrshire Community Conference, organised by the Community Planning Partnership.
Delegates at the conference learned about the recent review of Community Planning in South Ayrshire and the significant changes in health and social care services which came into effect on 1 April 2015.
[Pictured: One of the discussion groups at the
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The conference was an opportunity to find out more about the changes to Community Planning governance. The Partnership will have 3 new strategic groups reflecting the more focused priorities of Health and Wellbeing, Economy and Employment and Community Safety. A working group will consider how public services can adopt more preventative approaches which will take demand out the system in a challenging climate of reducing budgets. The new governance arrangements reflect the formation of the new localities and include the formation of a Community Forum which will draw membership from each of the six localities.
Claire Monaghan, Head of Communities for South Ayrshire Council said: "The conference considered the localities and how they will enable more effective engagement with local people in the planning of services for their area. New locality planning groups are being established, initially for health and social care services but over time will include other partners' services, and Council services where appropriate. Following the recent launch events, feedback was given on the issues raised in communities in terms of the challenges and the opportunities for each locality."
A series of workshops offered time for discussions, with the focus being on current topics such as setting up social enterprises, transferring assets to our communities and developing more local approaches to the provision of healthy, affordable food.
The highlight of the conference was the inspiring input from two men whose lives were blighted by substance misuse. With help from partners, they found confidence in themselves to turn their lives around, gain qualifications and employment and are now planning bright futures.
South Ayrshire Council is a Founder Member of the Elite Ayrshire Business Circle.


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Welcome. No products or tools should ever be used for locks. Just water and a non residue soap
welcome u should nefer use products at akl just a dread soap nothing else
thet are idiots if they do
and no they dont all do it that way only the 1st that fall for the salons
you define your spirituality work doesnt they legalyy cant even asdk you for proof..they might but then u can reply that although you can ask religion on a form its ilegal to require it be answered and u cant ask someone what church they go to to prove they believe a certai n re;igion
spirituality is personal it cannot be proven and they cannot legaly ask you to
if they dare to asdk u got every right to take em to court
crochet is a very very bad method it completely ruins dreads its dread abuse
and you dont call that a spiritual reason? its a part of you it connects you to yoir roots yoir culture
your ancestors certainly did not use crochet hooks
dont crochet for sure
justy pull em back or cover em or style em
but u dont need to keep them neat for work at all
by law only neglect dreads are gy-uaranteed to be accepted in the workplace if you have aspiritual reason for dreading
throw away your hook:)..i dont do anything just wash them and separate.and like 6 months to year from last crochet session they will recover and start to dread on its own.
srry forgot to say welcome
so welcome
but you got to know it takes 6 monr=ths to recover from 1 crochet session if u only crochetted the 1st day then you are just starteing to dread today
u got to avoid all maintenance except washing and seperating
thats it
poking holes in them with needles now will only make the bad situation worse
was it crochet..or felting thats 2 diferent things..both estremely extremely bad but felting is complete utter destruction if they were felted theres no hope they are destroyed anbd should be shaved and grown out again
felting breaks every hair into y]tiny tiny peices
crochets ecxxtremely bad but nowhere near as bad as felting


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For the past few years, Bun B has been releasing his music through Asylum Records. He made the move during the period in 2005-2006 when a lot of big-name rappers went independent. At the time, they said that indie was best, but Bun B is the first one to return to a major label.
After five years on the independent circuit, Bun B is joining Lil Wayne, Busta Rhymes, Chamillionaire, and other big names at Universal Records. There is no word about Trill Ent. being included in this move. Bun B says that he will remain on good terms with Asylum and the entire WMG.
Bun B said that he simply outgrew Asylum Records. Now that he is with Universal, he does not have to focus on the promotion and distribution of his next album. Strangely enough, he boasted about the freedom of handling his own promotion and distribution when he first made this deal. Apparently, all of this ended up being too much on Bun B, so he has decided to return to a major-label deal.
The next album from Bun B, Trill OG, will be released on May 25, 2010 on Trill Ent./Universal Records.


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Harmonized code or HS Code a good inevitable aspect for the import export make trades. It is a unique numerical code sent to various products and commodities Documents required for IEC Code Registration India while shipping from nation to another. It is used to describe particular goods your import export trading platform.
The ITC HS Code List or India harmonized code list is regulated and maintained by the Director General of Foreign Trade or DGFT India. The international coding system has been adopted in India for export import operations. It is an eight digit code which includes been developed at par with the international coding system to suit the requirements of the international trading community of the country. The code is basically, a fashionable ID assigned the particular trading product, which is used by more than 200 countries across entire world.
DGFT India in the governing authority that provides the changes or formulation or addition of new codes the actual existing harmonized code guidelines. The authority performs periodical activities like commodity description, weeding the particular defunct codes, addition most recent codes, change of product description etc. It maintains the harmonized code list, and also a selection of such codes classified under 21 pieces. The 21 sections include Animals & Animal Products; Vegetable Products; Animal or Vegetable Fats; Prepared Foodstuffs; Mineral Products; Chemical Products; Plastics & Rubber; Hides & Skins; Wood & Wood Products; Wood Pulp Products; Textiles & Textile Articles; Footwear, Headgear; Articles Of Stone, Plaster, Cement, Asbestos; Pearls, Precious Or Semi-Precious Stones, Metals; Base Metals & Articles Thereof; Machinery & Mechanical Appliances; Transportation Equipment; Instruments – Measuring, Musical; Arms & Ammunition; Miscellaneous; and Works Of Art. Both these 21 sections is further divided into 98 chapters. The chapters are further split up into sub-headings under which particular HS Codes for different products are mentioned.
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Special Java tour package from Yogyakarta for Borobudur sunrise tours, Prambanan temple tours, Yogya tours & take a train to Surabaya in East Java for Bromo Sunrise tours
Upon your arrival time in Yogyakarta airport, our staff will meet you and then we will escort you to enjoy short city tours in Yogya for visiting, such as: Malioboro traditional market and having local meals and afterward, we will escort you to the Hotel in Borobudur area for overnight stay before you continue our trip on the next day
Wake up early morning to see sunrise at Borobudur temple & then back to the hotel for having breakfast and continue to drive directly to the Prambaban Temple with stop on the way for visiting Mendut and Pawon Temple as well then continue visit to Sultan Palace Yogyakarta, Water Castle (known as Taman Sari), Batik home industry, Silver Smith at Kota Gede village and then bring you to visit the largest Hindu temple as Prambanan. Around in the late afternoon, we will continue to drive to hotel in Yogyakarta area for overnight stay
Take morning train from Yogyakarta to Surabaya at 06:45-11:40AM and upon your arrival time at train's station in Surabaya, our staff will meet you by your name on placard then continue our trip to reach Mount Bromo area for about 3 - 4 hours driving by a private can with possible to stop on the way for having lunch at local restaurant and upon your arrival in Mount Bromo, having dinner and stay overnight at Lava View Lodge or similar hotel for enjoyable stay.
At 3:30 am, the 4WD (JEEP) will bring you to Mount Pananjakan on the rim of the Tengger caldera as known as view point to see sunrise with its young volcanic including Mount Bromo and an active Mount Semeru as background. If it is not foggy, the sunlight when the sunrise will play light shadow which it come up from the sidelines of the mountains and it will give impression like unforgettable thing on mind & heart as a creation from the God
Afterward, our jeep will bring us to continue our trip to reach the parking area of 4WD vehicle (jeep) by passing the amazing view on the slope of Mt. Bromo, then from parking area you are required to cross seas sand on the slope of Mt. Bromo by horse riding or on foot (it is optional) till reach the stairs up (more than 250 stairs) at the slope of Mt Bromo which it will lead you to reach peak of Mt Bromo.
After enjoy nice view in Mt. Bromo and around at at 08:00, we will escort you back to the hotel for having breakfast, take shower, packing, loading bags into the vehicle and then transfer you out to reach Surabaya or Malang for about 3-4 hours driving by passing small town, villages and plantations. TOUR'S SERVICES FINISHED.
Optional tour program to see Milky Way in Mount Bromo area: If the weather is good enough, you will have a chance to do optional tour program for Milky Way Tours in Bromo area. This trip will be begun at midnight time from your hotel in Bromo (around at 1:30 or 02:00 am) and we will use 4WD vehicle or jeep to reach the place which is best point to see Milky Way in Mount Bromo area. If you are interested to do this trip, you are required to inform us in advance & there will be extra cost to do this optional tour program as attached
Optional program during the way from Bromo to Surabaya or Malang: If you still have enough time & the weather is good enough, you will have a chance to visit Madakaripura waterfall during the way from Bromo to Surabaya or Malang Island but for entrance tickets & local guide at Madakaripura waterfall will be your own cost. Please check the picture of Madakaripura waterfall as attached:
Price is included:
~ Pick up service from Yogyakarta & transfer out to Surabaya or Malang
~ Ticket for a train from Yogyakarta to Surabaya train station as mentioned on the tour program
~ Land transportation with driver + fuel during the trip, 4WD vehicle (jeep) for Bromo Tours
~ Mineral water, highway or parking during the trip as mentioned on the tour program
~ Cost for entrance tickets when you are in Borobudur, Prambanan & Yogyakarta
~ Cost for a tour guide with English speaking (if you would like us to arrange it for this trip)
~ 1 night stay in Borobudur Temple area with breakfast (if you choose one of the hotels list from our website)
~ 1 night stay in Yogyakarta area with breakfast (if you choose one of the hotels list from our website)
~ 1 night stay in Bromo area with breakfast (if you choose one of the hotels list from our website)
Price is not included:
~ Travel Insurance during your trip as mentioned on the tour program
~ Entrance tickets in Bromo, horse riding to cross sea sands of Mt Bromo (you can do it on foot)
~ Bar, Laundry, Phone call, Internet, Tipping & other personal cost
~ Cost for lunch & dinner during the trip as mentioned on the tour's program
~ Cost for optional tour program as mentioned on the tour itinerary
Entrance ticket: You are required to pay entrance tickets during your trip by yourself and please show your id card. Cost for entrance tickets are mentioned below:
~ Ticket in Bromo is IDR. 227.000 per person on working days & IDR. 327.000 per person on public holidays
Additional information: Indonesian citizen will get cheaper cost for entrance ticket as a local people
What items you should bring: Comfortable shoes for trekking, warm clothes, simple mask & flashlights


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ASU Electronic Theses and Dissertations
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The purpose of this study was to examine compulsory schooling in the United States and its potential to provide an inconsistent avenue to employment for students from neighborhoods of differing socioeconomic status. Specifically, this study asked why do students from privileged neighborhoods typically end up in positions of ownership and management while those from impoverished urban or rural neighborhoods end up in working-class positions or involved in cycles of incarceration and poverty? This research involved the use of qualitative methods, including participant observation and interview, as well as photography, to take a look at a reputable private day school in …
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Is Christian Eriksen to blame for our lack of goals in recent games, and with it our slump in form? Paul Maslin writes.
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Eriksen is not fully to blame however, he has had one eye on his move to Spain for a couple of months at least.Is Christian Eriksen to blame for our lack of goals in recent games, and with it our slump in form? Paul Maslin writes.
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Culprit A: That fucking god-awful midfield diamond.Its the goals conceded column you need to write an article about.
No don't blame Sissoko, he had more assists than Dembele in a season, he also had more crosses and forward runs. You may blame the other 4/5 players upfront.It's not that complicated.
1. Dembele is gone and his replacement, Sissoko, cannot disturb opponents and create spaces in the same way
2. Kane, Dele, Eriksen and Son have barely started any matches together
Are you implying we won't make top 4?Have to say, can't see things improving over the next couple of weeks...
Not for a few years.Culprit A: That fucking god-awful midfield diamond.
Serious question. At the top tier of the modern game, has ANY team or manager successfully deployed a diamond for an extended run of games? It's nothing more than a novelty to catch opponents off-guard. The media wanks over it, and then it gets ripped to shreds by proper competition.
It was an attempt at humour against another pointless, miserable thread. We're not playing for two weeks. FFS.Are you implying we won't make top 4?
Europa league is not possible to take place in the new stadium, therefore Elexit from first round.
I was thinking of the two weeks scenario, even checked the calender, but still carried on....It was an attempt at humour against another pointless, miserable thread. We're not playing for two weeks. FFS.
Make your mind up... Is it finishing OR the formation OR Poch????Most if not all outside top 6 PL teams play the same way against us, which is contain Spurs for 60 mins or so and then have a go and for some reason few times they succeeded. Examples are saints, burnley, watford, wolves...etc
However, in most of those matches our forwards had the opportunity to kill games but somehow they failed. The formation probably is wrong and Poch too slow to react.


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The contrasting comments came on the second day of the 98th Katholikentag, a major conference that is expected to draw 60,000 Catholics to Mannheim over the weekend.

There should not be a blanket ban from employing priests who have committed sexual crimes, argued Bishop of Trier Stephen Ackermann, the church official responsible for dealing with the sex abuse scandal in the church.

There are "a number of motives," Ackermann told a crowd listening to a debate on the subject. It made sense to differentiate among the different types of offenders, he said. "Otherwise we could slide into a dynamic that calls for all of them to be imprisoned," he said.

His comments were met with disgust from a sexual abuse victim in the audience, who said it was incomprehensible that offenders continued to work for the church.

Hefty criticism also came from Friedhelm Hengsbach, a theologian who specialises in social ethics. Hengsbach delivered the opening speech of an alternative conference to the mainstream Catholic one underway.

The church's structures were crusty, old and full of "rust, moths and mildew," he said. In a fiery speech, Hengsbach said the church hierarchy tried to prevent reform and instead presented the structural crisis within the church as a crisis of faith.

But some momentum for change was evident from a speech by Berlin Cardinal Rainer Maria Woelki.

He told a crowd on Thursday that the church should view long-term, faithful homosexual relationships as they do heterosexual ones.

"When two homosexuals take responsibility for one another, if they deal with each other in a faithful and long-term way, then you have to see it in the same way as heterosexual relationships," Woelki told an astonished crowd, according to a story in the Tagesspiegel newspaper.

Woekli acknowledged that the church saw the relationship between a man and a woman as the basis for creation, but added that it was time to think further about the church's attitude toward same sex relationships.

Klaus Mertes, a Jesuit priest who made the sexual abuse scandal at a German Catholic school public, told the crowd that the church needed to think about how it can change.

Chancellor Angela Merkel, the daughter of a protestant minister, was due to address the crowd on Friday. She will speak about the ageing society.

The Central Council of Muslims in Germany has invited Catholics to attend a Friday service, the group said. The Catholic conference opened Wednesday evening and runs until Sunday.

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the register has a bit of information–supposedly from a dell tech–admitting that athlon 4 notebooks are in the cards for dell. jc-news put together some power figures for the desktop athlon 4 from a pc watch japanese article. based on the figures, amd shouldn't have much trouble achieving 1.733ghz palomino chips for the desktop. beyond that, they'd better get to a .13 micron process. another item from the reg has amd saying that a 1.4ghz athlon (thunderbird probably) will be out in early june. in some confirmation of this, i've seen print ads (in maximumpc mag) that mention the 1.4ghz athlon, and it's been popping up here and there on the 'net already.
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|question (12:18am est sat may 19 2001)
will the mobile amd be using step technology? – by ypogeios
|amd speedstep technology? (10:14am est sat may 19 2001)
amd will be using "powernow!" technology (to go along with their enhanced 3dnow! instruction set, no doubt. )). i sense a recurring theme in amd's nomenclature, don't you? frankly, i'm surprised they didn't name their current chip athlonnow! :)
the press release information on amd's web-site reveleals athlon 4 has the ability to step between several different voltages and clock frequencies. check it out at:
|athlon (2:30pm est sun may 20 2001)
i'm very exicted to hear about these events (even though i'm pissed noone in my call center has been informed about this). though i am a hardcore intel supporter i'm glad to hear that were finally giving the customer more options on what to buy. if the price difference is significant i may personally but an athlon portable. – by a delltech
|hmmm… (12:45pm est mon may 21 2001)
one has to wonder. amd got 20% power savings by doing "something" to their chips, and now has a 20% window to improve the athlon's performance before it again is near melt-down.
but where's the beef? or, maybe more to the point, where's the ice? i'm getting nervous about amd's committment to their 10 stage pipeline: intel has clearly proven that more stages yields more pipeline performance. intel is getting much higher clock rates at 0.18 micron at arguably lower power consumption. now, goats, don't flame me about the difference between mhz and mips. i know that a 1.333 tbird is roughly equivalent to a 1.6 p4, performance wise. but somehow, i still smell a fish.
ps: let's say that both intel and amd are at the "limit" of 180 nm tech, performancewise. intel has publicly stated that they feel the p4 architecture can get to 10 ghz, presumably by shrinking it to 130 nm, 100 nm and probably 70 nm, and by tuning the stages, increasing cache & parallelism, doing the jackson smt thing, and so on. yet the p4 is the p4.
i wonder what the open-ended athlon bandwidth projection would be, given the same fundamental physics limitations? anyone wanna venture? i'm guessing that if they don't change their pipeline model, they'll get stuck in the 3-5 ghz range at 100 nm design technology. maybe intel will also get stuck there too, but with a longer pipeline and many years of accumulated design tweaking, i'm more inclined to believe their projective numbers.
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Some 92 members of the campus community were awarded promotion and tenure this academic year, across a wide array of disciplines.
A total of 28 achieved the rank of full professor, with 30 earning associate professor with tenure, nine receiving senior instructor I status, eight receiving senior instructor II status, seven earning senior lecturer I status, three earning senior research assistant I, two named associate librarian and one each earning senior lecturer II, earning senior research assistant II, senior research associate, senior librarian and research associate professor ranks.
The list, encompassing tenure and non-tenure track faculty, has been made available following a June 5 celebration event honoring all those receiving tenure and promotion.
Tenure and promotion is granted each year by May 1 for tenure track faculty and promotions are granted by June 1 for non-tenure track faculty.