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The Network Engineer is an essential member of the Solutions II Managed Services Team, working closely with the Solutions Engineers in delivering client network and system infrastructure managed services. He or she is responsible for; Monitoring of our client's network systems performance and ensure system availability and reliability. Managing various network devices and services (e.g., routers, switches, firewalls, load balancers, VPN, QoS). Performing network maintenance and system upgrades including service packs, patches, hot fixes and security configurations.
Additionally, the Network Engineer will:
- Configure and install various network devices and services (e.g., routers, switches, firewalls, load balancers, VPN, QoS)
- Perform network maintenance and system upgrades including service packs, patches, hot fixes and security configurations
- Recommend and implement enhancements to network that will improve the quality, performance, security and reliability of the network
- Analyze system errors or anomalies, as well as specific network performance issues and/or error messages, in order to ensure maximum uptime and service quality and assess trends that may ultimately result in degradation of service
- Monitor system resource utilization, trending, and capacity planning
- Provide Level-2/3 support and troubleshooting to resolve issues
- Work within established configuration and change management policies to ensure awareness, approval and success of changes made to the network infrastructure
- Select and implement security tools, policies, and procedures in conjunction with the company's security team
- Liaise with vendors and other IT personnel for problem resolution
- Updates job knowledge by participating in educational opportunities; reading professional publications; maintaining personal networks; participating in professional organizations
- Create and maintain documentation of networks and network systems
Qualifications and Education Requirements
- Proven hands-on network engineering experience
- Formal hardware/software training and/or certifications from one or more of the following vendors: Cisco Systems (CCNA, CCNP), VMware, Juniper Networks (JNCIA, JNCIS), Citrix, F5 Networks, A10, Aruba, Palo Alto, CheckPoint, Fortinet, and/or other industry leading technology provider
- Demonstrates a clear understanding of networking protocols and standards including but not limited to: IPSEC, HSRP, BGP, EIGRP OSPF, 802.11g/n/ac, Spanning Tree, Link Aggregation, VLAN, VXLAN, 802.1Q, NAT, PAT, QoS, SSL, and Policy based routing
- Solid understanding of the OSI or TCP/IP model
- Experience working with Cisco IOS and NX-OS command line
- Hands-on experience with monitoring, network diagnostic and network analytics tools
- University degree in a related subject (Preferred)
Skills & Expectations
A qualified candidate should have experience in and be able to demonstrate Problem Solving, LAN Knowledge, Proxy Servers, Networking Knowledge, Network Design and Implementation, Network Troubleshooting, Network Hardware Configuration, Network Performance Tuning skills.
- To recognize the importance of client focus and/or of serving the needs of the end user
- Excellent communication skills, particularly the ability to communicate with clients who are not technically trained
- The skill to take on a variety of tasks and pay attention to detail
- Analytical and problem-solving ability
- Teamwork skills and the ability to feel comfortable working with different teams, clients and groups of staff across an organization
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Clouds drape over the high peaks of the Teton Range - 9/24/12After two weeks of hot and smokey weather, the Teton Range is experiencing another period of unsettled weather with precipitation expected in the high country. As we move into fall, climbers and hikers should be prepared to deal with the changing conditions, including:
- snow, ice and verglas in shaded areas, especially on north and west aspects above 11,000 feet
- freezing overnight temperatures - don't count on water at the Lower Saddle!
- shorter days - usable light only lasts until about 7:30 - 8:00 pm
Specific route condition updates will be limited as we move into fall and staffing is reduced to winter levels. The HOMEPAGE will continue to provide updates on general conditions in the Teton Range throughout the winter.
The Jenny Lake Ranger Station is closed for the season. Backcountry camping permits can be obtained at the Craig Thomas Discovery & Visitor Center in Moose. Call 307-739-3309 for more information.

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Bill Davidson
Bill Davidson is a nationally known artist and teacher represented in galleries in several states in the Untied States. Bill has been received and juried into many national and regional competitions including; 2006, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011 & 2012 Oil Painters of America National and Regional Shows; the American Society of Marine Artists (ASMA) 2008 & 2009 National Traveling Museum Show; The International Marine Art Exhibition at the Maritime Gallery at Mystic Seaport, 2008-2014; Paint America 2008 Top 100, Top 200, Two Top Mini 100 Oil Painters of America, 2006, 2007, 2009; Regional Show National Arts for the Parks 2006, Top 100 Mini Show & Top 200. Selected Exhibitions include: Western Visions Artist, National Wildlife Museum, Jackson Hole, WY, 2012, Scottsdale Salon of Fine Art 2011 Show, Best Landscape Award by Southwest Art Magazine, Salon International 2011 Show, Best Landscape Award, Plein Air Rockies 2012 Poster Award and Directors Gold Medal Award, and the Rocky Mountain Plein Air Painters 2013 Purchase Award..
Bill's work has also been featured in American Art Collector Magazine, Issues May 2009, Jan 2010, February 2010, May 2010 and Western Art Collector, Issue Jan 2009.
His collectors include the Buisson Estate which owns the finest collection of French Impressionists in the Southeast, the founder of Applebee's Restaurants, the exclusive Roaring Fork Club in Aspen, Colorado, Georgia Municipal Society, U.S. Congressman Nathan Deal, and many other private and corporate collections. Galleries include: M Gallery of Fine Art, Charleston, SC; Anderson Fine Art Gallery, St. Simons Island, GA, Huff Harrington Fine Art, Atlanta, GA, Silvana Gallery, Los Angles, CA, the Maritime Gallery at Mystic Seaport, Mystic, CT, Burton Gallery, Clarkesville, GA.
Davidson is an accomplished Plein Air painter which enlivens his larger paintings. He has studied extensively under recognized masters of representational American landscape paintings. He teaches workshops nationally and taught at the Plein Air Convention. All his paintings convey his love of the water.


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Customer concerns on consumerization and MDM, and the solution: BlackBerry Mobile Fusion [VIDEO]
Watch a video filmed at a recent BlackBerry Innovation Forum session that discusses MDM, consumerization, and thoughts around BlackBerry Mobile Fusion.
Watch a video filmed at a recent BlackBerry Innovation Forum session that discusses MDM, consumerization, and thoughts around BlackBerry Mobile Fusion.
Recapping the BlackBerry Innovation Forum in Georgia.
The BlackBerry Innovation Forum (BIF) events are returning to the U.S. and Canada during February and March of 2012.
Research In Motion is a central and innovative player in the NFC ecosystem – find out how in this blog post.
Find out about how businesses that capitalize on the enthusiasm and understanding of technology demonstrated by their staff will benefit from consumerization.
Check out some highlights from a BlackBerry Innovation Forum event in Johannesburg, and read about how social networking can benefit the enterprise.
BlackBerry Innovation Forum events are happening across the U.S. and Canada – find out if one will be taking place near you!
Over the next two months, we're excited to be hosting our annual BlackBerry Innovation Forums. This series… / Read More
BlackBerry® Innovation Forums will be taking place across North America.
The Chief Mobility Officer of Spain's BBVA bank explains how the BlackBerry® solution has helped their company.
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As of a part of SharePoint Business Analyst series (which is a part of my book, The SharePoint Business Analyst Guide), I wanted to review many of the different types of requirement documents I use on my projects. Each project will require a different set of documents depending on the complexity, people involved, budget, stakeholders, etc.
In real estate, it's "location, location, location". In SharePoint, for myself, it's all about the environment as your first step. If you don't know your environment, you will create mass frustration for yourself, lose valuable time, risk projects failing, make commitments you cannot keep along with many other things.
Can you answer the following questions about your SharePoint environment?
- What version are you on?
- Are you fully on-premises, in the cloud or a hybrid mix? If hybrid or on-premises, how or is there a mix?
- Are certain features turned on or off?
- For on-premises, do you have the standard or enterprise edition and complimentary servers?
- Has there been restrictions placed on what you are allowed to do by a governance team (i.e., no full-trust code, no client-side scripting, no add-ins, no site collection admin access, not allowed to certain web parts, etc.)
- How is your search configured?
- Do you have user profiles or Delve or the Office Graph?
- Are you allowed to use Azure?
When I give my talk on this topic to a room full of people, almost everyone in the room has a different SharePoint environment when you take into consideration the version number, if first-release is turned on, if other Office 365 products are on, if the Microsoft Graph is on, etc. If you don't know what you're working with, how can you create a solution with it?
After you clearly understand what your current environment is, you will want your own development testing environment set up the same way. Many places may not have this offer you or won't give you access to what you need.
These days, getting your own SharePoint environment of almost any type is just a few dollars and a few clicks away with an Office 365 dev account, an Azure server farm or your own test lab on your own computer using trial or free software.
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Vacuum Packaging Market Analysis
Vacuum Packaging Market - Global Industry Insights, Trends, Outlook, and Opportunity Analysis, 2018-2026
- Report code : CMI724
- Industry : Packaging
- Published On : Apr 2020
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Vacuum packaging is a technology in which air is removed in order to block the growth of oxygen-breathing microbes, which spoil the product. The purpose of vacuum packaging is to eliminate oxygen from the package. Removal of inner oxygen results in a longer shelf life. It is essential that the accurate incorporation of the product, process, package, and distribution exists in the supply chain to avoid recontamination. The global vacuum packaging market is gaining momentum primarily due to the increasing demand for sanitary packaging in various sectors. A prominent disadvantage of vacuum packaging includes the loss of preservation once the package is opened.
Major drivers for the vacuum packaging market include the demand for hygienic packaging, manufacturers' demand of longer shelf-life, a shift toward easy-to-handle & convenient packaging, and growth of end-use industries. Food packaging market plays a critical role in driving the growth of vacuum packaging market. Ease of handling, portability, and flexibility have increased the popularity of packaged food. This technique ensures shelf life extension with high sterile environment, which prohibits food spoilage.
Vacuum Packaging Market Taxonomy
On the basis of Packaging Material, the market is segmented into:
On the basis of Machinery used, the market is segmented into:
On the basis of packaging type, the market is segmented into:
On the basis of end use, the market is segmented into:
Polyethylene is the most used material for vacuum packaging due to its low production & processing cost that has encouraged producers to prefer polyethylene over other packaging materials. Polyamide is another highly demanded packaging material due to its properties such as transparency, elasticity, and high thermoforming & high shrinkage characteristics. Increasing requirement for transparent food covering, due to its assurance on food quality by visual inspection, is expected to drive the polyamide demand over the forecast period. Thermoforming machines can be used for vacuum packaging in large production facilities. It is possible to customize thermoform plastics on the basis of size, color, clarity, and shape. This enables products to fit perfectly in order to create a consistent appearance according to the requirement.
Market Outlook
Key Developments
Some of the key players in the vacuum packaging market include Amcor Limited, Bemis Company, Inc., Berry Plastics Corporation, Sealed Air Corporation, Linpac Packaging Limited, Multisorb Technologies, Inc., Coveris Holding SA, CVP Systems Inc., Ulma Packaging, SCOOP, and Orics Industries, Inc.
Research Methodology
Coherent Market Insights followsa comprehensive research methodology focused on providing the most precise market analysis. The company leverages a data triangulation model which helps company to gauge the market dynamics and provide accurate estimates. Key components of the research methodologies followed for all our market reports include:
In addition to this, Coherent Market Insights has access to a wide range of the regional and global reputed paid data bases, which helps the company to figure out the regional and global market trends and dynamics. The company analyses the industry from the 360 Degree Perspective i.e. from the Supply Side and Demand Side which enables us to provide granular details of the entire ecosystem for each study. Finally, a Top-Down approach and Bottom-Up approach is followed to arrive at ultimate research findings.
Coherent Market Insights desk research is based on a principle set of research techniques:
Coherent Market Insights has a large amount of in-house repository of industry database. This is leveraged as a burner for initiating a new research study. Key secondary sources include:
Preliminary Data Mining
The raw data is obtained through the secondary findings, in house repositories, and trade surveys. It is then filtered to ensure that the relevant information including industry dynamics, trends, and outlook is retained for further research process.
Data Standardization
Holistic approach is used to ensure that the granular and uncommon parameters are taken into consideration to ensure accurate results. The information from the paid databases are further combined to the raw data in order to standardize it.
Coherent Statistical model
We arrive at our final research findings through simulation models. Coherent Data Analytics Model is a statistical tool that helps company to forecast market estimates. Few of the parameters considered as a part of the statistical model include:
Data Processing
Once the findings are derived from the statistical model, large volume of data is process to confirm accurate research results. Data analytics and processing tools are adopted to process large chunk of collected informative data. In case, a client customizes the study during the process, the research finding till then are benchmarked, and the process for new research requirement is initiated again.
Data Validation
This is the most crucial stage of the research process. Primary Interviews are conducted to validate the data and analysis. This helps in achieving the following purposes:
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One of the first things I do when I purchase a new computer is add as much additional RAM as I can. With a Macbook, the RAM comes in pairs, which means that you use a pair of identical RAM sticks at the same time.
The new aluminum Macbooks are a little more tricky to add RAM over the previous models. Previously, the RAM slots were accessed through the battery compartment. However, the new Macbooks take a little bit more work to access and replace the RAM.
The complete step-by-step tutorial with plenty of helpful picures are found at Wired.com in their new article How-To: Adding RAM to Unibody MacBooks.
If you're looking to purchase a new Macbook anytime soon or if you already own one and are thinking about adding more RAM, it is a really great article which I suggest you check out.


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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-1203921263391858427.post4257368784991440424..comments2020-04-03T21:37:02.135-04:00Comments on Leaves & Branches: 2013 Genealogy GoalsColleen G. Brown Pasqualehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1203921263391858427.post-90393491762830464412013-01-15T08:26:12.449-05:002013-01-15T08:26:12.449-05:00Mary, yes. I do want my work and archives passed o...Mary, yes. I do want my work and archives passed on to the next generation. Making our family come 'alive' again makes it all more interesting than a simple listing of dates & places. Hopefully that will motivate others in our families to share our love of genealogy. Thanks for stopping by!Colleen G. Brown Pasqualehttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1203921263391858427.post-32662338116978197862013-01-15T08:07:49.150-05:002013-01-15T08:07:49.150-05:00Colleen, Your goals are so much like mine. At le...Colleen,
Your goals are so much like mine. At least once or twice a year I stop to reorganize and to make lists. My ultimate goal is that I generate interest with the younger generation to one day take over what I started. Happy 2013.FamLegacyCreatorhttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1203921263391858427.post-2690205771831361952013-01-02T06:57:27.335-05:002013-01-02T06:57:27.335-05:00Julie, I tend to set more goals than I can accompl...Julie, I tend to set more goals than I can accomplish in a year or during a trip. Then I am never at a loss for what I should do next. ha!Colleen G. Brown Pasqualehttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1203921263391858427.post-1733149370407482942013-01-02T03:17:34.584-05:002013-01-02T03:17:34.584-05:00I love the last sentiment...mine were also pretty ...I love the last sentiment...mine were also pretty much last year's goals. Good luck in 2013, I hope you can get them finished and set some new goals for 2014!

By the way, if you want a second pair of eyes on your book outline, I'd be happy to help.

Best wishes for prosperous 2013!Juliehttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1203921263391858427.post-15496513400640156832013-01-01T19:03:27.623-05:002013-01-01T19:03:27.623-05:00Thanks, Jill. You are very kind.Thanks, Jill. You are very kind.Colleen G. Brown Pasqualehttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1203921263391858427.post-22968304839280151982013-01-01T16:16:15.699-05:002013-01-01T16:16:15.699-05:00What a realistic and honest approach. You are sure...What a realistic and honest approach. You are sure to hsve a successful 2013.GeniAushttps://firstname.lastname@example.com


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| 12.7°C Dublin
Colin Firth has no memory of receiving his Oscar.
The actor won the Academy Award in February, for his role as stuttering monarch George VI in The King's Speech.
But the star, 51, still can't remember receiving the golden statuette, saying: "No, that's what's completely extraordinary but I think when major things happen to us, whether good or bad, there's a slight shock.
"It has a slightly numbing effect."
The Tinker Tailor Solider Spy star said the Oscar - which came following a nomination the previous year for A Single Man - has given him more freedom.
"In terms of one's attitude to it, you can either see it as pressure to live up to something or as taking the pressure off and going, 'Well, I've got that now. I'll do whatever the hell I please'.
"And that's a far more pleasant way to see it," he said.
:: Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy is showing in cinemas now.
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|Mammary Cell News 9.03 January 26, 2017
Breast Cancer Drugs Stop Working When Tumors 'Make Their Own Fuel'
Scientists have discovered why a type of breast cancer drug stops working in some patients. They discovered that in one in four patients taking aromatase inhibitors, the tumors had increased production of aromatase in the cancer cells. The tumors appear to do this by increasing the number of aromatase genes, in a process called amplification. This allowed the cancer cells to effectively make their own estrogen, without relying on external sources of the hormone. [Press release from Imperial College London discussing online prepublication in Nature Genetics] Press Release | Abstract
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Constitutive NOTCH3 Signaling Promotes the Growth of Basal Breast Cancers
Using a novel antibody to detect active NOTCH3, investigators report that NOTCH3 signals constitutively in a panel of basal breast cancer cell lines and in more than one-third of basal tumors. Transcriptomic analyses generated a Notch gene signature that included Notch pathway components, the oncogene c-Myc, and the mammary stem cell regulator Id4. [Cancer Res] Abstract
FOXM1 Recruits Nuclear Aurora Kinase A to Participate in a Positive Feedback Loop Essential for the Self-Renewal of Breast Cancer Stem Cells
The authors report that nuclear Aurora kinase A (AURKA) can be recruited by Forkhead box subclass M1 (FOXM1) as a co-factor to transactivate FOXM1 target genes in a kinase-independent manner. They showed that AURKA and FOXM1 participate in a tightly coupled positive feedback loop to enhance breast cancer stem cells phenotype. [Oncogene] Full Article
The SigmaR1 Chaperone Drives Breast and Colorectal Cancer Cell Migration by Tuning SK3-Dependent Ca2+ Homeostasis
Scientists report that SigmaR1, a stress-activated chaperone, was required to increase calcium influx by triggering the coupling between SK3, a Ca2+-activated K+ channel and the voltage-independent calcium channel Orai1. They showed that SigmaR1 physically binds SK3 in breast cancer cells. [Oncogene] Abstract
An Essential Role of CBL and CBL-B Ubiquitin Ligases in Mammary Stem Cell Maintenance
The authors used the MMTV-Cre-mediated Cbl gene deletion on a Cbl-b-null background as well as a tamoxifen-inducible mammary stem cell (MaSC)-specific Cbl/Cbl-b double knockout, using Lgr5-GFP-CreERT, to demonstrate a mammary epithelial cell-autonomous requirement of CBL and CBL-B in the maintenance of MaSCs. [Development] Abstract
Highly Potent Non-Carboxylic Acid Autotaxin Inhibitors Reduce Melanoma Metastasis and Chemotherapeutic Resistance of Breast Cancer Stem Cells
Researchers report on inhibitors of autotaxin (ATX) derived by lead optimization of the benzene-sulfonamide in silico hit compound 3. The new analogues provide a comprehensive SAR of the benzene-sulfonamide scaffold that yielded a series of highly potent ATX inhibitors. In particular, compound 3b potently reduced in vitro chemotherapeutic resistance of 4T1 breast cancer stem-like cells to paclitaxel and reduced significantly B16 melanoma metastasis in vivo. [J Med Chem] Abstract
H19/let-7/LIN28 Reciprocal Negative Regulatory Circuit Promotes Breast Cancer Stem Cell Maintenance
Investigators showed that breast cancer stem cells (BCSCs) express high levels of H19, and ectopic overexpression of H19 significantly promotes breast cancer cell clonogenicity, migration and mammosphere-forming ability. Mechanistically, they found that H19 functions as a competing endogenous RNA to sponge miRNA let-7, leading to an increase in expression of a let-7 target, the core pluripotency factor LIN28, which is enriched in BCSC populations and breast patient samples. [Cell Death Dis] Full Article
The Role of miR-26a and miR-30b in HER2+ Breast Cancer Trastuzumab Resistance and Regulation of the CCNE2 Gene
Cell viability was evaluated in trastuzumab treated HER2+ BT474 wt, BT474r, HCC1954, and MDA-MB-231 cell lines, and the expression of miR-26a, miR-30b, and their target genes was measured. BT474 wt cell viability decreased by 60% and miR-26a and miR-30b were significantly overexpressed after trastuzumab treatment, but no differences were observed in resistant and control cell lines. [Sci Rep] Full Article
Cancer-Associated Fibroblasts Release Exosomal MicroRNAs that Dictate an Aggressive Phenotype in Breast Cancer
Differential expression profile analysis identified three microRNAs (miRs) increased in exosomes from cancer-associated fibroblasts (CAFs) as compared from normal fibroblasts. Breast cancer cells exposed to CAF exosomes or transfected with miRs exhibited a significant increased capacity to form mammospheres, increased stem cell and epithelial-mesenchymal transition markers, and anchorage-independent cell growth. [Oncotarget] Full Article
First-In-Human Phase I Study of Margetuximab (MGAH22), an Fc-Modified Chimeric Monoclonal Antibody, in Patients with HER2-Positive Advanced Solid Tumors
Patients with HER2-positive breast or gastric cancer, or other carcinomas that overexpress HER2, for whom no standard therapy was available, were treated with margetuximab by intravenous infusion. Tumor reductions were observed in over half of response-evaluable patients with breast cancer including durable responders [Ann Oncol] Abstract
Topical Imiquimod plus Nab-Paclitaxel for Breast Cancer Cutaneous Metastases: A Phase II Clinical Trial
The authors sought to evaluate the safety and objective response rate of imiquimod in combination with systemic albumin bound paclitaxel in treatment-refractory breast cancer of the chest wall. Chemoimmunomodulation with a TLR-7 agonist and albumin bound paclitaxel was effective in inducing disease regression in treatment-refractory breast cancer chest wall metastases but responses were short-lived. [JAMA Oncol] Full Article
The Role of MDM2 and MDM4 in Breast Cancer Development and Prevention
Inherent defense against carcinogens depends on the individual molecular make-up of each person. Important molecular determinants of these responses are under the control of the mouse double minute (MDM) family: comprised of the proteins MDM2 and MDM4. Researchers focus on recent findings pertaining to the role of the MDM family in normal and malignant breast cells. [J Mol Cell Biol] Abstract
Patient-Derived Xenograft (PDX) Models in Basic and Translational Breast Cancer Research
The authors summarize current experiences related to PDX generation across participating groups, efforts to develop data standards for annotation and dissemination of patient clinical information that does not compromise patient privacy, efforts to develop complementary data standards for annotation of PDX characteristics and biology, and progress toward "credentialing" of PDX models as surrogates to represent individual patients for use in preclinical and co-clinical translational research. [Cancer Metastasis Rev] Abstract
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Cynvenio and Milenia Labs Enter into Exclusive Distribution Agreement for ClearID Breast Cancer Testing in Mexico
Cynvenio Biosystems, Inc. and Milenia Labs announced a distribution agreement for Cynvenio's ClearID® Breast Cancer, the first blood test for treatment selection and monitoring of patients with advanced breast cancer. [Cynvenio Biosystems, Inc.] Press Release
FDA Approves Fujifilm's Digital Breast Tomosynthesis Option for Aspire Cristalle Digital Mammography System
FUJIFILM Medical Systems U.S.A., Inc. announced that its Digital Breast Tomosynthesis, as an optional software upgrade for its ASPIRE Cristalle digital mammography system, has received premarket approval from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA). [FUJIFILM Medical Systems U.S.A., Inc.] Press Release
World's Foremost Institute on Death and Disease Metrics Gets Massive Cash Boost
The world's premier centre for health metrics — the science of measuring and analysing global health problems, and how they relate to healthcare and biomedical research funding — will receive a US$279-million cash injection from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. The cash will go towards expanding the institute's work over the next decade and consolidating its primacy in the field. It is considered by far the biggest and most influential research centre for health metrics, and its work informs the funding and policy decisions of many national governments and local, regional and global organizations, including the World Bank and the US National Institutes of Health. [Nature News] Editorial
Candidates from Ethiopia, United Kingdom, and Pakistan Will Compete for WHO's Top Slot
The World Health Organization (WHO) announced who will be up for election to the post of director-general in May. They are: former Ethiopian health minister and minister of foreign affairs Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus; British physician and United Nations official David Nabarro; and Pakistani cardiologist and former science minister Sania Nishtar. [ScienceInsider] Editorial
NEW 11th European Breast Cancer Conference
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NEW Postdoctoral Fellow – Breast Cancer Research (Gundersen Health System)
NEW Postdoctoral Researcher – Breast Cancer Epidemiology (Karolinska Institutet)
Research Scientist – Oncology Research (MedImmune)
Postdoctoral Associate – Department of Therapeutic Radiology (Yale University School of Medicine)
Postdoc Positions – Molecular Cancer Biology and Bioinformatics (University of Pittsburgh)
Postdoc Position – Mammary Epithelium and Breast Cancer (Helmholtz Association)
Postdoctoral Fellow – Breast Cancer (University of Hawaii Cancer Center)
Postdoctoral Fellow – Cancer Biology (University of Illinois)
Postdoctoral Associate – Mammary Stem Cell and Cancer Biology (University of Miami)
Assistant Professor – Molecular Therapeutics of Cancer (Dartmouth College)
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Tips to Help Your Home Fight the Cold
With freezing weather affecting most of the country, there are some home damages that are bound to happen. The best thing a homeowner can do, since nothing can be done about the weather itself, is safeguard the home against the elements.
Your main concern is to make sure that the damages caused by the cold weather are minimized. Here are some of the measures you can take:
- Wrap all exposed pipes.
- Drip faucets the entire day (5 drops a minute).
- Open indoor cabinets adjacent to outside walls.
- Cover vents around the foundation of your home.
If you want to read more tips to fight the cold, click here.
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10 April 2019
When the sugar producer Saint Louis Sucre had to deal with technical issues last November, Atlas Copco Rental came to the rescue. With a solution involving 4 fire tube boilers of 12 tons/hour each and pipework, they were able to meet the customer's demands. The instant response by the experienced Atlas Copco Rental team enabled the company to quickly restart its production.
The production of beet sugar is a seasonal activity, relying on the yield of the beet harvest. The season usually starts in September and continues up to January or February. More than 1,000 farmers produce beets for delivery to the Etrépagny site (Normandy region, France) of Saint Louis Sucre: with 500 trucks a day unloading beets to the factory during the season to insure the production.
During the harvest season, the Etrépagny sugar refinery experienced a technical problem. One of its two water tube boilers unexpectedly malfunctioned and needed repairing. Saint Louis Sucre needed a quick solution to guarantee their production.
Atlas Copco Rental immediately responded to Saint Louis Sucre's urgent request.
The main challenge was to deliver a sufficient number of boilers to supply the 45 tons/hour steam capacity and to reach the maximum service pressure of 25barg to minimize the steam pipes diameter.
Atlas Copco Rental proposed a set-up of 4 fire tube boilers of 12 tons/hour each supplying a service pressure of 25 barg. We also delivered prefabricated and insulated sections of steam- and gas pipes. Thanks to this solution and the excellent cooperation between the Saint Louis Sucre and the Atlas Copco Rental team, we were able to construct several hundred meters of steam and gas network within a few hours. This allowed us to guarantee the flow and pressure demand.
Atlas Copco Rental was able to limit downtime to a minimum.
A team of four experienced mechanics and a supervisor worked efficiently to successfully assemble the 4 fire-tube boilers in a short time span. Atlas Copco Rental has developed a high level of expertise in the field of steam boilers, partly thanks to last year's acquisition of Location Thermique Service (LTS), a French steam boiler company.
Thanks to our quick reaction, we were able to get the plant operational again just 5 working days after the delivery of the equipment"
Great ideas accelerate innovation. At Atlas Copco we have been turning industrial ideas into business-critical benefits since 1873. By listening to our customers and knowing their needs, we deliver value and innovate with the future in mind. Atlas Copco is based in Stockholm, Sweden with customers in more than 180 countries and about 37 000 employees. Revenues of BSEK 95/ 9 BEUR in 2018. Learn more at www.atlascopcogroup.com.
Great ideas reinforce sustainable development. At Atlas Copco Specialty Rental we team up with our customers to set up state-of-the-art temporary air, power, flow, steam and nitrogen solutions. Our passionate experts have extended application as well as equipment knowledge. We understand our customers' needs and can provide a total solution for any industry, no matter if it is for emergencies or planned projects. We are a division of the Power Technique business area, headquartered in Boom, Belgium and offer specialty rental solutions under several brands around the globe.
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As guaranteed as day turning to night and England going out of a major sporting tournament "early". A new year sees a new FIFA; but how new is it this year and is it actually any good? We gathered a new group of lovely Midlife Gamer FIFA fans to give us their verdict. First up we have Site Editor, Simon Stevens – (SiStevens) and Deputy Editor, Derek McRoberts (Digital Pariah), filling up the remaining attacking Midfield slots we have community members Neil Mathers – (neilmat), Kyle Davies – (Crystalskull), & Samuel Davies – (Linton).
How does the gameplay feel this year?
Neil Mathers (NM) – Last year was my transition year for FIFA. I started on 360 and moved to Xbox one towards the end of its lifespan; the difference between the two versions was vast, and almost felt like a different game – This year I've started on Xbox One from the kick off.
I'm not proud of this , but for the past four years I've only played Ultimate Team. Not once do I play a season or cup in anything but that mode. As a result I'm basing gameplay on the struggles I'm having with my below par team (the wife has limited me to spending too much on packs). As is the norm with FIFA you watch all the videos of what's new before release, but when you load it up it never really feels much different to previous versions. The presentation is as slick as ever, and player likenesses are superb. It's only when you play that every now and then you see a glimpse of newness. The forward that out strengths a defender, the use of white spray at free kicks or the new trick that skins a defender. One major feature I've found is that the keepers are much better. Having Ashley Young in my side I win a lot of penalties, realism is amazing, however i hardly ever score them. The keepers always seem to guess the right way to dive and leave me floundering for the rebound.
So to sum up the gameplay hasn't changed that much from last year. It's like your wife buying new shoes. You knew you were going to love it, but the added sparkle makes you love it that little bit more.
Derek McRoberts (DM) – To be honest, having been away from the series for a number of years only returning to 15, I couldn't discern any real change to the gameplay.
Kyle Davies (KD) – The gameplay has changed massively this year, more so than i have noticed on previous FIFA releases. In my opinion it is a huge improvement over the past two or even three games. The two biggest changes that i think have improved the game are that you are forced to use a lot more build-up play making the midfield a lot more involved in the game which also takes away those annoying over the top balls on the counter attack that we all hated in the past. The other big change is that the AI players now actually seem to have a slight hint of intelligence, there are a lot less errors being made by the goalkeepers and especially the outfield players who no longer seem to try to pass the ball through opponents but rather over or around them, obviously this is more directed to the pro clubs game mode. So overall a big improvement.
Samuel Davies (SD) – Slower. Which isn't a bad thing once you get use to it. The game no longer relies on pace to win matches, passing isn't assisted as much as previously. Power bar ratio doesn't seem to have that much of a balance but the dribbling is more refined, making beating players very satisfying.
Simon Stevens (SS) – Tougher I think is the best word to describe it. It feels more complete and takes into consideration all skills and scenario aspects. For example previous years it felt reliant on pace; if you were quick enough you could beat anybody regardless of skill. In FIFA 16 if you have low stats you are likely to pause after taking your first touch, low strength and you are likely to stutter and trip if you run into a player. This isn't a huge overhaul it's little tweaks here and there.
So what is your favourite element of FIFA this year?
NM – As I say, I only play Ultimate Team, so my favourite element is a little outside the box – The phone companion app this year is excellent.
From managing your team, tweaking formations, buying and selling players and applying consumables to treat injured players, you can do it all in the palm of your hand.
Gone are the days of missing out on Muller because you have to nip out of the house. Plus the current daily free gifts just for logging in are a nice treat.
DM – Be a Pro. There is something so satisfying about creating yourself in digital form and progressing them steadily while playing in a club with your community.
KD – For me it has to be the changes that have been made to pro clubs, the one big thing being the cap on the max buyout of players allowing those people who do not buy coins to be able to have a better chance of being able to afford the higher rated players which makes the game mode a lot more attractive and lets people compete more if they reach the higher divisions in season modes.
SD – The new pace of gameplay. It takes a bit of getting use to but it rewards tactical football.
SS – FIFA Draft. All the fun of FIFA Ultimate Team crossed with the decisions of Fantasy Football all packaged up in a bundle that you can complete in about an hour. The only downside of this to me though is the cost to play a game of FIFA Draft. 15,000 coins or "cash cow" FIFA Points. The exact same mode is in Madden this year, with the same sliding scale of rewards and its free. I guess Ultimate Team truly is the biggest cash milker at the moment so I can kind of understand why it isn't free.
What do you not like or what has disappointed you? What needs improving?
NM -One bug bear I have is when listing players for transfer. All players require a buy it now price, a la EBay, when listing them on the market.
However, the starting point is always 50 coins from the starting price. I've lost count of the times I've hurriedly listed a player and then realised I've stuck a 400 coin price on him when he's worth thousands!
There is always the pack weighting which annoys FIFA UT players year after year. It's amazing what a thrill opening virtual packs gives you, some would say it's arguably as good as playing the game itself. It's also amazing when your 300 FIFA coin pack gives you Ronaldo from Empoli not Madrid, and 3 rare contract cards. That disappointment/anger could drive a man to kill.
Contracts, formations and training should not be rare EA and deep down you know it!
DM – Nothing. all of the game modes are well constructed, and I've yet to experience any game breaking issues.
KD – Its actually one of the things i do like but i think they have taken it too far and that is the balance of the players during shooting and passing. If your player is a bit off balance your shots will likely be going out for throw-ins rather than towards goal. I think it is a nice touch and good addition to the gameplay to add more realism but the players seem to be off balance far too much and too often. This is especially bad if you call for a pass from a computer controlled player as you never know if they are on or off balance. So i think that needs toning down a little. One other thing is the referees just cant wait to hand those yellow cards out, they seem to be far too strict.
SD – The passing accuracy is too sensitive. And the power bar needs addressing. Every pass seems to either go 5 or 50 yards
SS – I say it every year and I'm goign to say it again. That god damn clock in the top left of the screen. The clock doesn't stop at 90 minutes on TV so why does it stop at 90 minutes in the game. A little thing but it would allow you to know at what stage of injury time you are at so you can change your gameplan slightly
What would you like to see "patched in" to FIFA 16 or implemented in FIFA 17?
NM – As previously mentioned the buy it now option needs to be improved or removed to stop me messing up my transfers.
For the game itself, on the higher difficulty levels there appears to be a touch of rubber banding in the game. A goal to put you 2-0 up is often followed by a goal back by the CPU after an unstoppable dribble or thunderbolt shot.
Oh and the Liverpool players could have a higher rating, but that's more down to Mr Rodgers than EA!
DM – Ugly characters. my god some of the player created characters verge on the distractingly grotesque.
KD -The one i would like to see is more customization for clubs in pro club mode, The addition of custom kits and maybe stadiums that you can build up as you progress, I cant see this ever happening but it would be a nice touch. Id stay away from custom badges though for obvious reasons.
SD – A saints row 3 style "sex appeal" adjustment in the player creator. ;)
SS – The women teams in the game seem to be just a dialed in aspect. National teams only? This should have been the full compliment of women's teams, the licenses must already be there. I'm expecting this to be included in FIFA 17.
What score would you give FIFA this year. The Choices are: "Back of the Net" – highly recommend, "Going into injury time" – pick up when the price drops, or "Corruption Charges" – Avoid this Year.
NM – A bit of a heart vs head question. As I've owned and loved a copy of FIFA since the long distant memories of the MegaDrive my heart says Back of The Net, as living without the game in my life seems unthinkable. Especially as I couple it with the commentary down and the Midlife Gamer podcast playing in my ears.
However my head would give it Going Into Injury Time. The improvements and differences are largely cosmetic. Which possibly doesn't justify the £45 price tag. I guess it's similar to replica kits. Do you buy the new one every year for a touch of white piping on the sleeves? For me who proudly owns three new Liverpool kits, it's a big yes, now while the Mrs is out its time to buy some more FIFA points.
DM – If I'm fully honest, Fifa is one of those games you could easily skip a few years and not really miss out, other than the community aspect, so it will have to be "Going into Injury time".
KD – Overall its a much improved game this year in my opinion so it has to be back of the net from me.
SD – Back of the net!
SS – I'm kind of inbetween two scores here. I don't think quite enough has been done this year to warrant a week 1 purchase if you are a FIFA regular. However it is is certainly worth the money of a full price purchase if you have skipped a year. Can I say an Injury time goal?
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By Mike Dunn
PHILADELPHIA (CBS) – City Council President Darrell Clarke says council is not likely to vote on a hike in the liquor-by-the-drink tax until they're clear that Harrisburg has given them approval to raise the tax for the schools bailout.
City Council has already signed off on imposing a new tax on cigarettes, even though the state authorization for that has not yet happened. Council is unwilling, though, to cast a public vote on the liquor tax increase until the state okays it. That's apparently because local tavern and bar owners are firmly opposed. Council President Darrell Clarke:
"The cigarette vote was 17-0. There was clearly a consensus for that. There may be a consensus for liquor, if we get state enabling legislation."
And Clarke says there's some resistance in Harrisburg to allowing a liquor tax hike because some state lawmakers believe the collection rate on the existing liquor tax is extremely low:
"There is this notion — and it's all in Harrisburg — that we are under-collecting the current authorization for liquor-by-the-drink."
Clarke and the mayor say the collection rate for the liquor tax is above 90-percent. Meantime, the spokesman for State Senate Majority Leader Dominick Pileggi says it is "possible but not certain" that the senate will take up the Philadelphia tax matters before it adjourns for the summer.
The mayor wants both the liquor-by-the-drink tax hike (from 10 to 15-percent) and the cigarette tax ($2 per pack) — along with heightened revenue collection — to bring an estimated $95 million extra to the school district. Council President Clarke says the cigarette tax alone, combined with increase collections, would be enough to satisfy the district's original request of $60 million.
Wednesday was ostensibly the last day council could give initial approval to the liquor tax measure and still meet their deadline of final passage of all tax and budget bills of June 20th. It is possible that the lawmakers could extend the calendar by one week. Council members did give initial approval Wednesday to the new operating budget, and also a measure from Councilman Wilson Goode to revise the long-controversial 10-year tax abatement on new properties.
Under Goode's measure, each abatement would be capped at $500,000, and the percentage of the abatement would decline gradually after the first five years. If given final approval, the plan would not take effect until next year.


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Lesson #1 – People in the War of 1812
Objectives: Students will learn about the people who played major roles in the War of 1812 by researching and creating trading cards to share with fellow classmates.
Lesson #2 – Battles of War of 1812
Objectives: Students will know about the number of battles that took place in War of 1812 by researching information and presenting their findings.
Lesson #3 – Ships during the War of 1812
Objectives: Students will learn about the life on a ship during the War of 1812 by reading the story of Ned Myers A Survivor's Account of the Sinking of the Scourge taken from James Fenimore Cooper's "A Life Before the Mast" found on the internet site http://external.oneonta.edu/cooper/articles/other/1997other-dudley.html. The students will create a writing piece where they write a journal or diary about their life on a ship.
Lesson #4 Subject: History – Architecture
Objective: Students will be able to identify and distinguish the different architecture styles by using worksheets to reconstruct some of the styles they learned.
Lesson #5 – Lighthouses
Objective: Students will be able to identify the different lighthouses along the New York Seaway Trail by reconstructing a model of a lighthouse and writing an essay about the history of the lighthouse.
Lesson #6 – Erie Canal and Eisenhower Locks
Objectives: Students will have the understanding about the New York Waterways and how they work by reading a story "Minnie the Mule and the Erie Canal", by Lettie A. Petrie. Students will visit websites that have animated video on the sites showing how the canal system works. The students will reconstruct a model of the lock system.
Lesson #7 – Technology-Inventions
Objectives: Students will learn about different inventors through web-based research. The students will learn how to develop an idea for an invention by making a model or drawing of their invention. Students will also learn the importance of teamwork by working in groups on their invention.
Lesson #8 – History of the Underground Railroad in Northern New York
Objectives: Students will learn about the Underground Railroad and how people in Northern New York participated. Students will read two books about the Underground Railroad and be asked to write a journal entry as if they helped and assisted escaped slaves in route to Canada. They will also create a quilt patch of their home.
Lesson #9 – History of New York State Environmental Conservation
Objective: Students will understand the importance of Earth Day and protecting our natural resources by making recycled paper.
Lesson #1 – Ice Age
Objectives: Students will understand how our area we live in now was affected by the Ice Age. The students will conduct an experiment to see how ice can affect landscape. Students will color in two maps showing the changes in the landscape over the years.
Lesson #2 – Paleo-Indians
Objectives: Students will learn about the first settlers in North America. Students will learn how different the landscape was at the time and how people found ways to survive. Students will be broken in to groups of two. Each group will be given a Native American tribe to research. The Native American tribes will be tribes that lived in New York at different time periods. The groups will give a presentation on their tribe and mark on a large oversized map of New York the primary location where their tribe settled in New York.
Lesson #3 – Forests
1. Students will recognize the interdependent existence of natural and social environments.
2. Students will recognize that localized environmental changes can have far-reaching results.
3. Students will actively participate in the restitution of the American chestnut tree.
Lesson #4 – Seasons of a tree – Seaway Trail Wildguide
Objectives: Students will learn the difference between the calendar seasons and the ecological seasons of a tree. They will make a chart with four sections labeled the four seasons. Under each section the students will record the information about a tree and what happens to it during a season. Students will have an assignment to create drawings of a tree in the four seasons and write a paragraph about the things that happen to the tree during each season. The information from the season chart will be helpful for the students to use to write their assignment.
Lesson #5 – Fields and The Eastern Bluebird
Objectives: To have the students learn about the different species of birds you can find in the fields in New York. To teach the students how important the Eastern Blue Bird is to New York farmers.
Lesson #6 – Agriculture
Objectives: Students will be introduced to the agricultural economics of New York State by mapping out the different types of agriculture in New York. The students will look at the map that they have created by placing the different products and produce in each county of New York and discuss why they think certain produce grows in the areas they do.
Lesson #7 – Wetlands – Swamps and Bogs
Objectives: Students will know what the definition of a wetland is and the difference between a bog and a swamp. The students will watch a film and create a chart on wetlands. The students will complete a fill-in worksheet on the material covered. Students will write a letter to someone they know explaining to the person the importance of preserving our wetlands.
Lesson #8 – Wetlands – The Beaver
Objectives: Students will learn about the beaver and different species that live in the wetlands by creating a diorama or a drawing of the beaver or another animal's habitat.
Lesson #9 – Sand Dunes
Objectives: Have students understand how a dune is created and the importance of the sand dunes are in preventing erosion by having the students create a drawing of the stages of a sand dune.
Lesson #1 – Culture Early Settlers
Objective: Have students understand how New York State was settled and by whom, by labeling the regions a map of New York with the different ethnic groups.
Lesson #2 – Local Artists
Objective: Students will be exposed to different local artists and create their own artwork using recycle material.
Lesson #3 – Local Music
Objective: Students will learn how music is one way to express and record a time period in history by learning about music in history. The students will write a sonnet or poem about a current event in their town, area, or in the world. They will pick out background music to play as they recite their work to the class.
Lesson #4 – Local Writers
Objective: Students will be exposed to different local authors' work. The students will write a poem about someone or something special to them.
Lesson #5 – Native American's Story Telling
Objective: Students will understand the culture of the Iroquois and how they used storytelling to teach their youth about their religion by memorizing a story and creating a story pouch to use as they retell a Native American story.
Lesson #6 – Agriculture/Amish
Objective: Students will learn how farming has grown through technology by creating a Venn Diagram comparing old and new farming equipment. Students will create another Venn Diagram comparing farming today with the Amish and their practices of farming. The students will use this information to complete the writing assignment.
Lesson #7 – Harvesting fur, ice, timber and minerals
Objective: The students will see how people throughout history have used New York State's natural resources to make a living. Students will write an essay on what they learned about trading and bartering during the fur trading post activity. The students will solve mathematical word problems that connect with the harvesting of ice.
Lesson #8 – Tourism
Objective: Students will learn the history and the importance of tourism in their area's economy. Students will create a brochure about local tourist attractions.
Cultural Lesson #9 – One room schoolhouse
Objective: Students will learn how schools have changed over the years by creating a Venn diagram and drawing a picture of a one-room schoolhouse and writing an essay that compares and contrasts the one-room schoolhouse to schools today. Students will also write the alphabet in cursive using ink pens (quill pens) and inkwells.


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Moving to a new house is a pretty stressful thing to do, and although we can't help you move your books and endless kitchen utensils, we can help you get the internet in your new home more quickly. Getting online is more intrinsic to our lives than ever before, so if you follow our guide, you'll be sat in your new house watching Netflix and ordering a takeaway while surrounded by unpacked boxes in no time.
There is a degree of advanced organisation required to make sure it all runs smoothly, from checking your current contract situation to timing the switch to avoid being without a connection. We talk you through all you need to know.
One of the first things you need to do is to check which broadband providers operate in the area your new home is in. If you're currently using the services of a company that doesn't operate at your new residence, then you won't be able to keep them. You will have to cancel your service and choose a new provider.
If your account can be moved, and you're happy with your current provider, you'll be glad to know that it's really easy to get your account moved to a new home, but there are things you need to look out for; if you currently have fibre broadband in your old home, it won't necessarily be available in your new one.
If you're moving to an area that does offer fibre broadband, and you decide you want to upgrade, then you'll need to let your provider know – it might need to send an engineer to install the relevant connections. You can check online with your broadband provider or give them a call if you're unsure. Do this first, so you know if you need to change your services or provider before doing anything else.
Could you be saving money by switching broadband provider? Moving home is a good opportunity to start afresh if you've been somewhat underwhelmed by the service you've been receiving. If you're looking for better broadband speeds, then there may be a provider in the area of your new home that can offer faster fibre speeds.
You can check out what's available by using our online postcode checker. When searching, take a note of not only the speeds, but set-up fees, the monthly costs, and installation prices of any provider you are considering. You might be lucky and see that your moving dates coincide with a promotional offer, but be sure to jot down the costs that will come into play after the promotion runs out so you are aware of the longer-term costs.
If you are unsure where to start, our guide on how to find the best broadband in your area offers further information on choosing a new package.
If you're staying with the provider you're already using, then everything is quite straightforward. In the vast majority of cases, you'll be able to ring up your broadband provider and tell it the date you're moving into your new home, and you'll then be given a choice of dates when your broadband switches over to your new place.
You can ring in advance too and ask your provider to activate your broadband connection on a specific day, so it kicks in the day before you move in, for example. Again, if an engineer needs to be sent out, you'll need to be around to let them in, but with some advance planning you should be able to sort that out so you're not without broadband for too long.
If you're changing provider, then the process of switching broadband is also quite simple. Tell your current provider that you're leaving, and then inform your new provider of the date you're moving and that you'd like to be connected as close to your moving-in date as possible. It shouldn't be a problem for your new provider to arrange that for you.
If you're looking at changing the broadband provider you're with, then thankfully, the process has been made relatively simple. Most companies will speak to each other. Your new provider should call your old one, and you'll then receive correspondence from both parties letting you know about any outstanding payments. (You will have to make a payment to your old provider if you want to get out of your contract early.)
You'll need to tell your current provider that you're leaving for another company, which means they'll direct you to the retention team – the people hired to try and keep you as a customer. They might offer you a better deal, but if you're certain you've made the right decision to switch, then just politely tell them that you've already decided to leave.
If you currently have a landline number, you will need to ask if you want to keep it. This is the situation with most customers and the providers expect to be asked, so don't be shy.
Even if you've done everything within your power to get online at your new place in good time, there's still a chance that you might be without your internet connection for a while. Maybe the engineer can't come for a few days because they're busy? Maybe some administrative thing means you have to stay in your old house for a couple of weeks longer after you've already got your connection activated at your new home? There's a host of reasons why things don't always synchronise, but that doesn't mean you have to be cut adrift from the online world.
Most people can use the data on their phones, and if something needs doing that is laptop-specific, there's always free wi-fi in coffee shops or at work, should you be desperate. However, if you'd rather be at home, there are a number of short-term solutions. There's an array of things you can utilise to be online, such as Mi-Fi devices, dongles and SIMs for your tablet. Most mobile providers offer a selection.
If your current provider is BT and your're still in contract, use BT's moving home page to start the process of transfering your broadband. If you're out of contract, it's worth comparing providers at your new home to get the best broadband deals. Switching providers is easy and takes around two weeks.
The process of moving broadband is all pretty simple: you need to check what's available at your new home; decide to switch or stick with what you've got, then get in touch with your provider as soon as possible. It's not an arduous process, and with planning and luck you shouldn't be without your connection for very long – if at all. Happy moving!
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PrepsUtah.com has joined forces with Anython to announce this year's coach of the week honorees. Each week during this school year, we select a boys team and a girls team coach who represents the best the state has to offer in coaching excellence.
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Our Week 26 2017-2018 boys team coach of the week is Taylor McFarland of the Westlake High baseball team. After back-to-back two-win seasons, the Thunder are out of the gate 3-1 this season as McFarland and company try to prepare for an even more difficult Region 4 schedule that they have needed to navigate in prior seasons.
Behind strong pitching from Bryson Vansickle and Andrew Pavia, the three early wins are a good sign that McFarland has his team poised to compete as the league schedule approaches, with baseball powerhouse Bingham now joining Westlake and league powers Lone Peak, American Fork and Pleasant Grove to make what is probably the state's most difficult baseball region.
Especially considering that his team has won a total of eight games over the prior three campaigns, the 3-1 start makes McFarland our Anython boys team Coach of the Week for the week of March 19, 2018.
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1conversation with Andrea
We met Andrea in New Orleans where he was traveling with his wife. They live in Milan where life is incredibly busy and cultural values keep them from having as much fun as they would like. "Life is too serious," he says.
To battle the boredom and stay alive in life, his commitment is to give himself a day of adrenaline rush doing something he loves (like driving a racecar) on July 17th, 2015.
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My colleague said selecting restaurant randomly in Paris can be a disaster, overpriced menu, unfriendly staff and most importantly, bad food. I don't believe it at first. Come on! This is Paris! They love food! But after few failures, hmmm…maybe I should really do google/tripadvisor before getting in a restaurant. I know this sounds pretty conservative, but trust me, some preparations make you meal sooooo much better. This time, I found Le Chenin, a brilliant traditional french restaurant, that already put on my buckle list.
Honestly I had hesitation on the way to the restaurant…are those comments in tripadvisor real? would the staff be very rule and tell me no English menu then gone? Then I have to order by guessing again? Well, when I arrived the restaurant, all those question marks are gone!
The first question I asked one of the owners, "Do you have English menu?", he welcomed my friend and I with a big smile and greeted us in. After we sat down, we realized they actually don't have an official printed English menu, the owners are the menu. They held the black board in front of us and took us through the menu in detail. When there were some words he didn't know in English, he translated them by his phone (his friend as he stated). And there was a lady sitting next to us, who just finished her meal, keep telling "everything is beautiful here, they cook beautifully". Okay! seems like I am in the right place!
It's time to order. There was a dish the owner explained as "traditional french black pudding" (Euro€6.90), I asked him "what is it? Is it good?" (I know this is a stupid question, who will say no!), immediately he went to the kitchen and took me some to try! "Try it and you will know". It's kinda like spam made with preserved meat and it tastes wonderful! I of course ordered this one as my starter.
My friend ordered an assorted meat(Euro€7.70). The portion was so big that actually good for two people. He is a meat-lover, and after finished this, he was like gone to heaven.
Here came the main course. I had the lamb skewer with jerusalem artichoke (Euro€14.00). The grilled lamb could never go wrong. What amaze me is the side dishes, I though it was sliced baked potato, but the owner told me this was actually jerusalem artichoke, in sweet and creamy taste.
Sirloin or…(Euro€19.50), I forgot the name in full, anyway. Medium cooked, very juicy, with not much seasoning, just the sea salt was more then enough to enhance the taste.
What a pity that we were super full after the main, really no room for dessert :((((( I have to say the food here is really beautifully cooked in reasonable price, plus very warm service and nice decor definitely made it a hidden gem in Paris.
Le Chenin
33 Rue Le Peletier, 75009, Paris
Open from Monday to Friday 09:30 to 00:00
(Translated by Google, original: Ouvert du lundi au vendredi de 9h30 à 00h)


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DVD/CD Production & Fulfillment
We create high quality DVD's, CD's and packaging options at cost-saving prices. We have the capability of supplying millions of units per month as well as provide comparable pricing on orders as small as 1,000.
We offer fast turnaround times, competitive pricing, great quality and full commitment.
Touch Screens
PGI supplies touch screen solutions at competitive pricing with the highest quality assurance systems, personalized service, on-time delivery and years of expertise.
Our expert team will work with you to find the most applicable and cost effective touch screen solution for your unique product needs.
Membrane Switches
Our experienced design, engineering and management teams will support you in every step of the process to ensure the highest quality solutions to meet your exact specifications. PGI is one of the largest producers of membrane switches in the world with ISO certified facilities.
Silicone Rubber Keypads
Silicone Rubber Keypads are ideal for integration with any form of printed circuit boards and provide high levels of sensitivity and tactile feedback that can be adjusted for a specific touch sensation during operation. Compared to natural rubber and other synthetics our keypads offer excellent resistance to temperature and aging, and are very economical.
Injection Molded Plastics
PGI is your international plastics source providing injection mold design, precision mold making, molded parts and all related inspection services at very competitive pricing. We maintain control of all projects from prototype through production. Early involvement and working closely with your engineering department provides a smooth transition from part design, testing and modifications to final product.
Rubber Molded Components
PGI produces rubber parts and components for applications in automotive components, O rings, gaskets, bumpers, grommets and other custom molded products. We can offer custom solutions with our design engineers, mold and tool machining centers and our fully integrated manufacturing facilities. Our rubber products will exceed your standards for durability and resistance to both high pressure and inclement weather conditions.
DieCut Components
PGI has a die-cut solution for virtually every application and industry. We design and fabricate parts for insulating & conducting, shielding & cushioning and mounting & fabricating.
Flex Circuits
PGI provides a broad range of Flex Circuits that make electronic interconnection simple and reliable while saving you money and time. Our expert engineers will assist in the design process and guide you through the process until we find the most effective solution for your needs.
Precision Machining, Die Castings & Forgings
PGI is provides a comprehensive range of machining, forging and casting processes offering specific cost effective solutions for your projects at our complex in China. We provide custom fabrication services on most metal and alloys. We also provide complete finishing, fulfillment and packaging solutions shipping direct into your distribution channels.
RFID & Scan Barcodes
PGI offers solutions incorporating RFiD enabled and sophisticated Coding systems to help you Track, Authenticate, Fight Counterfeiting, Allow Access, Collect Fees and Transfer Services & Products safely, securely and with the right cost point.
UL / CSA & Agency Labels
PGI is a Registered UL Label Supplier delivering regulatory labeling worldwide for over 35 years. We offer complete and cost effective solutions producing labels with offset, letterpress, flexo and screen- printing processes and using all required substrates, adhesives, inks and coatings to meet your most demanding requirements.
Custom Product Labels
PGI provides premium custom product labels to clients in most all industries. Key label applications include personal care products, food and beverage, electronics and toys, indoor & outdoor equipment and many specific product categories. Both short run and long run with multiple SKUs can be easily met with our combination of digital, flexo and offset presses
Digital & Variable Imaged
PGI offers the latest in digital label printing technology with fast turn-around, beautiful quality with no minimum quantities. Digital Labels eliminate expensive setup costs for small to medium runs!
Window & Product Decals
PGI gives clients a wide array of choices for Window and Product Labels. These labels can be produced in positive or reverse formats to be applied inside or outside the window.
Extended Content-Booklet
PGI multi-fold booklet labels are the perfect tool to economically add text and graphics to your products. Coupons, recipes, instructions and game pieces easily fit. We produce high quality offset and flexo booklets with both fixed and variable information options.
IRC & Coupon
Instant Redeemable Coupons are an ideal tool for companies to communicate promotions, discounts and rebates. These interactive labels are available in hundreds of standard sizes and unlimited custom sizes for your specific needs.
Promotional & Direct Response
These custom label products can be used in mailings, on-pack promotions, point of purchase, event marketing or as giveaways. We print on digital, offset presses, HP Indigo digital label presses, and high quality flexo systems.
Industrial Marking & Serialization
When your application demands durable materials that are weather-resistant, tear-resistant, chemical resistant, puncture-resistant and suitable for harsh environments, PGI can help solve your industrial labeling challenges.
Graphic Overlays/ Nameplates
PGI provides beautiful close tolerance printing, die cutting and assembly of custom graphic overlays, front panels and nameplates to meet your most demanding application whether an indoor or outdoor application.
Security & Tamper Evident
Every enterprise is concerned with preserving the Brand Integrity and functionality. PGI offers a wide range of security solutions that prevent counterfeiting, tampering and theft.
3D Thermoformed Nameplates
PGI provides sophisticated 3-D emblems for customers who demand premium branding. We use a high tech thermal forming process that creates versatile and beautiful nameplates


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- What's on
- Café & Bar
- Support Q
- Visit Q
- Venues
- About Us
Q's main performance space is a state of the art flexiform auditorium. It provides artists with inspiration and challenges them to engage audiences in different ways.
Rangatira is a highly adaptable space. It gives designers the capability to reconfigure both the stage and seating to suit the needs of a given production. It accommodates a wide variety of artistic events including dance, drama, comedy, music and multi-media art events.
Flexible staging is integral to Q's design. Our seating configuration is optimised for use in End Stage, Short Traverse, Long Traverse, Thrust, In the Round and Promenade, however, seating can be adapted to many configurations, allowing extraordinary creative freedom.
Take a look at how Q Theatre's Rangatira stage configuration is transformed from End Stage to Short Traverse:
Click here to view events currently playing at Q Theatre.
Interested in hiring Rangatira for performance?
Rangatira is in heavy demand, and as such we cannot guarantee programming. After completing an Expression of Interest form, we consider your project at a programming meeting. Our priority is to programme professional performing arts companies.
Expressions of interest for events from 2020 onwards in Rangatira are welcome. To enquire about availability and Expressions of Interest, email Q Theatre's Programme Coordinator, email@example.com
Interested in hiring Rangatira for a corporate event or function?
Download the functions & events hire info pack
We have some availability for events in 2020. Please get in touch if you would like to discuss the requirements for your event and dates available.
Venue details
Seating Capacity: 338-450 depending on configuration
Stage Dimensions: 5.8-10.7m x 9.5-17.8m dependent on configuration
Ceiling Height: 7.7m up to lighting rig
Hire this venueContact:
Kate Ward-Smythe
09 282 3899
Other venues
Cellar is a special pop-up venue that comes to life exclusively for the NZ International Comedy Festival.more
An underground work space for meetings, workshops and auditions, Vault can also be transformed into a small performance venue for comedy, dance and cabaret.more
Q's modern and relaxed cafe/restaurant is open to public for breakfast, lunch and dinner. You can hire the space for special events - subject to availability.more
Q's studio space, Loft, houses more intimate and experimental shows. It features character timber beams and art deco floor-to-ceiling windows that look out over Queen Street.more
Visit Q
So you're coming to Q. You've even picked a show and bought your tickets. You'll need to know how to get here. But that's just the beginning. Arrive early and head to the cafe, you can have dinner or just a snack. You're only missing one thing - a drink. It's lucky we've got a great bar then... more
Support Us
Whether you're an individual who loves the theatre, or a company who's looking to forge a new creative partnership, we'd love to hear from you.
More about Supporting Q


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Here you will find links to all of our archived news.
Randy Gettys Receives CEA Certification 2009-10-12
ESofC Hires
Sustainability Director 2009-08-24
Featured Project of the Month - Sanger Clinic 2009-04-30
ESofC Purchases New
Building 2009-04-21
Services of Charlotte is approved by the NC DOT 2009-04-20
ESofC Celebrates
24-years 2009-04-01
ESofC Welcomes A. Anthony Corp. 2009-02-27
ESofC Welcomes The Duke Mansion 2008-12-04
Gallery Updated - Released 2008-11-26
ESofC gets new
Web Site - Released 2008-11-19
Lambeth takes 1st place! - Released 2008-10-18


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Resicoat powder coatings for the Functional Market
AkzoNobel's Resicoat powder coatings provide long term corrosion protection for pipelines, valves, fittings and rebar.
The usage for pipelines is applicable for both above and under the ground pipelines. Resicoat powders are also specially designed for insulation and corrosion protection in the electrical insulation market.
Resicoat powder coatings are used on the following components
- Valves and fittings for drinking water, waste water, gas, biogas and fire
- Drinking water pipelines
- Electrical insulation; rotors, stators, coils/bobbins, busbars, toroid rings/magnetic cores
- Pipeline coatings; external, internal, field joints and custom coatings for pipeline accessories
- Rebar