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what settings to enable for A java plug-in to pick up entire file-path for upload
Hi, I'm trying to file income tax returns from India. The tax authorities use a Java plug in for signing and uploading xml files. When I try to do this, I get the error message "Cannot read the file for signing <<file name>>".
Please help resolve.
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Make sure your Java (Not JavaScript) is up to date Verify Java and Find Out-of-Date Versions {web link}
Version 8 Update 60 Release date August 18, 2015
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I already have the latest update, the version you have mentioned.
Type about:addons<enter> in the address bar to open the Add-ons Manager. Hot key; <Control>(Mac:<Command>) <Shift> A)
On the left side of the page, select Plugins. Make sure the ones you want to use are set to Ask or Allow.
Go to the web page. Once the page is loading, mouse to the address bar and Left click the icon. A window for displaying site information should come up. Select More Information. Now select Permissions. In the menu, Make sure the ones you want to use are set to Ask or Allow.
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The same error comes when I try to upload the file "Cannot read the file for signing"
I've called the big guys to help you. Good luck.
Please update to the most recent version of Firefox:
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Posted by [ joel beukelman ] at 8:34 PM
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- Rachel said...
sounds fun. can't wait to see you - you'll probably be WAY buff by then! And hey - what's up with dad's blog??? get him to post!
- August 6, 2007 at 7:05 AM
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Hey Joel!
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Czech and Slovak Pavilion in Venice
Giardini di Castello, Benátky, Itálie, 30122
The Czechoslovak Pavilion, which has been preserved virtually intact, was completed and festivaly opened at the 15th Venice Biennale in 1926. The building occupied a prominent locationon on one of the two main streets of the Giardini Park, adjacent to the pavilions of France (1912), Great Britain (1909) and Germany (1909).
The pavilion is a structure of a simple rectangular layout, with a single central exhibition hall, with two adjoining small rooms next to the entrance used as service rooms for the exhibition. The main source of light is a large skylight, suspended under which is a light-diffusing velarium. The sole decorative feature (apart from the simple pilasters on the lateral façades) is the front façade that currently features a monumental red marble portico, set into which is a copper-plated portal with Rondo-Cubist decoration, and all is surmounted by a simple plastic inscription reading "Cecoslovacchia".
The pavilion was designed by Otakar Novotný (1880–1859), who is regarded as the founder of modern Czech architecture.
Source: WOLF, Veronika, ed. Česko-slovenský pavilon v Benátkách: Pavilion of the Czech Republic and the Slovak Republic in Venice. V Praze: Národní galerie, 2013. ISBN 978-80-7035-530-5.
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Booking Through Thursday: UnreadJuly 9, 2009 at 10:52 am | Posted in Book Blather | 5 Comments
Here is my response to this week's Booking Through Thursday:
Give me the list or take a picture of all the books you have stacked on your bedside table, hidden under the bed or standing in your shelf – the books you have not read, but keep meaning to. The books that begin to weigh on your mind. The books that make you cover your ears in conversation and say, 'No! Don't give me another book to read! I can't finish the ones I have!'
This hit my button, all right. I've read over 650 books since January 2008, yet I still somehow have unread books in my stack at home. Why do we all do this?
I'm better than I used to be about actual stacks. In high school, I used to keep all my library books in a stack by my bed, and it began to grow until it was about two feet high. One night, I had a nightmare. I woke up dripping wet with my entire family shouting at me. It turned out I had lashed out with my arm, spilling my water glass on myself and knocking all the books onto the floor. Bedlam. Ever since then I've made sure not to keep more than one book by my bed, and it's the one I'm actively reading. Right now there's nothing there but my favorite lamp.
I can also claim to have eliminated the habit of stacking books on the floor. I invested in the biggest bookcase I could find at Ikea, and (other than cookbooks, which have their own smaller case) the rule is that all the books have to fit. I can't borrow or buy any books until some of the existing ones have moved on. This works for me because I'm not a re-reader and I know I can rely on the hundreds of thousands of books in my local library system.
That being said, there is an entire section of bookshelf in my house devoted to books other people have lent me that I have yet to read. There are, I think, three more sections of books I've been given to read and pass on. Some of them are even actively on my TBR list, i.e. I would have sought them out to read eventually. So why are they still stuck there? If these books were stacked next to my bed… well, we're in earthquake country, so let's not go there. On the floor? I'd never vacuum again! Truly, if we were to pull out all the library books, loaners, and pass-along books out of my shelf, there would be precious little left. About 85% of that bookcase is technically a TBR pile!
It's possible I'd be more likely to read these books if I checked them out in hardcover from the library and then returned the unread paperbacks to their owners. The lack of a "due date" and my dislike of paperback books contribute to my procrastination. That, and an actual due date for exciting new books that seem to stream through my front door.
Oh, and the actual list? I believe the loaners are:
The Given Day – Dennis Lehane
Alive in Necropolis – Doug Dorst
Tethered – Amy MacKinnon
Three Day Road – Joseph Boyden
If anyone has any comments that would induce me to either read one of these, or give up on it and give it back while making some lame excuse, have at it!
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After numerous visits to the Painted Dog Conservation Project run by renowned scientist Greg Rasmussen, near Hwange National Park in Zimbabwe, Chris has been giving a percentage of sales from his Painted Dog Drawings to help with this project.
Chris and his wife Margie are very keen supporters of Painted Dog Conservation since 1998 and are founding members of Painted Dog Conservation Incorporated, a separate non profit organization in Australia, which was set up in 2003 to provide support for the Painted Dog Research Project that operates across Zimbabwe and has its operations based outside the Hwange National Park opposite the Hwange Parks airport. From 2007 they have increased their level of support to include projects in Zambia and Namibia.
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Chris is famous for fine, intricate pencil drawings of African wildlife, which is quite a contrast to his previous career: he spent 30 years managing a large Australian sheep station, which ran 40,000 sheep. His natural talent for drawing was recognized early, and he drew horses for a hobby.
He grew up with a fascination of Africa, inherited from his parents, and on his first trip there in 1994, with wife Margie, a respected photographer, he fell in love with the place. He began writing reports and drawing wildlife and lodges for The African Safari Magazine. Africa stimulated his sense of sight, smell and sound and he "found its heartbeat deafening
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He said Russia and India were hit particularly hard, largely because Microsoft's Windows XP -- one of the operating systems most at risk -- was still widely used there.
French police said there were 'more than 75,000 victims' around the globe, but cautioned that the number could increase 'significantly'.
The virus spread quickly because the culprits used a digital code believed to have been developed by the US National Security Agency -- and subsequently leaked as part of a document dump, according to researchers at the Moscow-based computer security firm Kaspersky Lab.
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US software firm Symantec said the majority of organisations affected were in Europe, and the attack was believed to be indiscriminate.
The companies and government agencies targeted were diverse.
In the United States, package delivery group FedEx said it was 'implementing remediation steps as quickly as possible,' while French carmaker Renault was forced to stop production at sites in France, Slovenia and Romania.
Russia's interior ministry said some of its computers had been hit by a 'virus attack' and that efforts were underway to destroy it. The country's banking system was also attacked, although no problems were detected, as was the railway system.
Germany's rail operator Deutsche Bahn said its station display panels were affected. Universities in Greece and Italy also were hit.
China's network information safety working group sent a warning to universities about the cyber-attack and the National Internet Emergency Center suggested that users update Windows security patches.
Shanghai's Fudan University received reports that a large number of school computers were infected with the virus.
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Kaspersky said it was 'trying to determine whether it is possible to decrypt data locked in the attack -- with the aim of developing a decryption tool as soon as possible.'
On Saturday, a cyber security researcher told AFP he had accidentally discovered a 'kill switch' that could prevent the spread of the ransomware.
The researcher, tweeting as @MalwareTechBlog, said registering a domain name used by the malware stops it from spreading, though it cannot help computers already affected.
'If you have anything to patch, patch it,' the researcher said in a blog post. 'Now I should probably sleep.'
A hacking group called Shadow Brokers released the malware in April claiming to have discovered the flaw from the NSA, Kaspersky said.
'Unlike most other attacks, this malware is spreading primarily by direct infection from machine to machine on local networks, rather than purely by email,' said Lance Cottrell, chief scientist at the US technology group Ntrepid.
G7 finance ministers meeting in Italy vowed to unite against cyber crime, as it represented a growing threat to their economies and should be tackled as a priority. The danger will be discussed at the G7 leaders' summit next month.
In Britain, the attack disrupted care at National Health Service facilities, forcing ambulances to divert and hospitals to postpone operations.
'There will be lessons to learn from what appears to be the biggest criminal cyber-attack in history,' Interior minister Amber Rudd said.
'But our immediate priority as a government is to disrupt the attack, restore affected services as soon as possible, and establish who was behind it so we can bring them to justice.'
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Exactly a year ago, the Norwegian Silije Garmo escaped from her country, protecting herself and her three-month-old daughter in front of the Children's Office (Barnevernet). In Poland, she received the support of Ordo Iuris lawyers, who on her behalf filed an application for granting the mother and daughter asylum protection. The matter met with considerable interest from domestic and foreign media.
In summary, the head of the Office for Foreigners formally recognized that family life protected by international law is at stake in this case, and therefore "there are objective grounds for assuming that granting Ms Silije Garmo and her underage daughter, Eira Garmo, is necessary to ensure protection for foreigners ". In view of the position of the Office for Foreigners, granting asylum protection only requires the Minister of Foreign Affairs to declare that protection of the mother and the child remains "in the interest of the Republic of Poland".
Unfortunately, the officials of the Polish Ministry of Foreign Affairs seem to be of the opposite opinion. In the documents disclosed during the asylum procedure, we find the main arguments based on the assessment of political and economic interests, ignoring the importance of the protection of human rights violated by the Norwegian Barnevernet.
Although clerical opinions confirm that "the issue that casts a shadow on the positive image of Norway in bilateral relations is Norway's policy towards family and childcare and the activities of the Child Welfare Office - Barnevernet (BV) towards Polish citizens and their children in Norway", Human rights, including the right to protection of family life (Article 8 of the ECHR), do not appear to be an equivalent argument to the raised political and economic arguments. The prevailing view is that "in the analysis of the legitimacy of the application of the citizen of the Kingdom of Norway, Silije Garmo, for asylum on the territory of the Republic of Poland, it is necessary to take into account the importance and significance of Poland's political relations with Norway."
Ministry of Foreign Affairs officials indicate that "Poland is interested in the creation of new routes for natural gas transmission from the Norwegian coast, increased imports of Norwegian gas ...". As an argument against granting asylum protection to mother and child, it is said that "Polish companies are present on the Norwegian market. PGNIG Upstream International and LOTOS Exploration & Production Norge have been operating on the Norwegian Continental Shelf for several years and are increasing their activity by purchasing further shares in the fields and participating in licensing rounds. " It is also pointed out that Poland is considered by Norway as "the most important partners", and the "Strategy for cooperation with Poland" adopted by the Norwegian government assumes strengthening Polish-Norwegian cooperation "also through the EEA and Norwegian Financial Mechanisms".
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs refers to the image of Norway as a country observing human rights: "one should take into consideration the fact that Norway is perceived as a state that guarantees in principle a high level of human rights protection, as evidenced by the low number of negative decisions of the ECtHR against this country . Although the problem of the functioning of the Norwegian authorities for the protection of children's rights (Barnevernet) appeared on the forum of the Tribunal, however, it has not yet been unequivocally assessed on its part. " The Ministry of Foreign Affairs neglects at least the recent report of the Committee on Social Affairs, Health and Sustainable Development of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe of 27 April (http://www.ordoiuris.pl/rodzina-i-malzenstwo/komisja-rady-europy-krytycznie-norweski -urzedzie-for-children-barnevernet). The report was commissioned in January 2016 after the shocking and noisy case of the large family of Marius and Ruth Bodnariu, in which the Norwegian Children's Office (Barnevernet) based on anecdotal allegations of violence, without any democratic oversight, issued a custodial decision on the lifting of five children, including a breast-fed infant. " Barnevernet's actions were determined by commissioning the report "final steps that can not be justified before other activities such as environmental intelligence, psychological counseling or mediation are carried out".
In a situation when the Office for Foreigners clearly stated that "there are objective premises to assume that granting asylum to Ms. Silije Garmo and her minor daughter, Eira Garmo, is necessary to ensure the above-mentioned protection for foreigners", it is also difficult to take a good coin the opinion of officials from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, according to which "granting asylum may cause accusations against Poland as a country that differentiates foreigners applying for protection because of their country of origin and treats them in a discriminatory manner".
The final decision of the Minister of Foreign Affairs on the asylum for Silije and the annual Eira is to be made in the coming days.
"Art. 18 of the Constitution declares that motherhood and parenthood are under protection and protection of the Republic of Poland. Slije Garmo's case is a significant test of fidelity to this systemic principle. This can be summarized to one question: is the protection of the family, motherhood and parenthood today in the interest of the Republic? "- comments adv. Jerzy Kwaśniewski, President of Ordo Iuris.


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|Ph.D. Dissertation Defense
|Bernard Jones
|Friday, April 1, 2011, 2:00 p.m.
|Boggs, 3-47
|Development of Dosimetry and Imaging Techniques for Pre-Clinical Studies of Gold Nanoparticle-Aided Radiation Therapy
|Dr. Sang Hyun Cho, Chair (NRE/MP)
Dr. Chris Wang (NRE/MP)
Dr. Eric Elder (NRE/MP)
Dr. John Oshinski (BME)
Dr. Andrew Karellas (Univ. of Mass.)
Cancer is one of the leading causes of death worldwide, and affects roughly 1.5 million new people in the United States every year. One of the leading tools in the detection and treatment of cancer is radiation. Tumors can be detected and identified using CT or PET scans, and can then be treated with external beam radiotherapy or brachytherapy. By taking advantage of the physical properties of gold and the biological properties of nanoparticles, gold nanoparticles (GNPs) can be used to improve both cancer radiotherapy and imaging. By infusing a tumor with GNPs, either using passive extravasation of nanoparticles by the tumor vasculature or active targeting of an antibody-conjugated nanoparticle to a specific tumor marker, the higher photon cross-section of gold will cause more radiation dose to be deposited in the tumor during photon-based radiotherapy. In principle, this would allow escalation of dose to the tumor while not increasing the dose to normal healthy tissue. Additionally, if a tumor infused with GNPs was irradiated by an external kilo-voltage source, the fluorescence emitted by the gold atoms would allow one to localize and quantify the GNP concentration. This work has two main aims: to quantify the GNP-mediated dose enhancement during GNRT on a nanometer scale, and to develop a refined imaging modality capable of quantifying GNP location and concentration within a small-animal-sized object. In order to quantify the GNP-mediated dose enhancement on a nanometer scale, a computational model was developed. This model combines both large-scale and small-scale calculations in order to accurately determine the heterogeneous dose distribution of GNPs. The secondary electron spectra were calculated using condensed history Monte Carlo, which is able to accurately take into account changes in beam quality throughout the tumor and calculate the average energy spectrum of the secondary charged particles created. Then, the dose distributions of these electron spectra were calculated on a nanometer scale using event-by-event Monte Carlo. The second aim is to develop an imaging system capable of reconstructing a tomographic image of GNP location and concentration in a small animal-sized object by capturing gold fluorescence photons emitted during irradiation of the object by an external beam. This would not only allow for localization of GNPs during gold nanoparticle-aided radiation therapy (GNRT), but also facilitate the use of GNPs as imaging agents for drug-delivery or other similar studies. The purpose of this study is to develop a cone-beam implementation of XFCT that meets realistic constrains on image resolution, detection limit, scan time, and dose. A Monte Carlo model of this imaging geometry was developed and used to test the methods of data acquisition and image reconstruction. The results of this study were then used to drive the production of a functioning benchtop, polychromatic cone-beam XFCT system.


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Published in the Daily Nexus, September 16, 2013
Overlooking the rest of the UC system, the Nexus found a disturbing lack of towers paired with bells. Only two of our campus counterparts uphold pure campanological tradition, with the other seven making paltry attempts at distinguished monuments. The more you know.
The tallest structure in Santa Barbara County, Storke Tower was built in 1969 and named in honor of local media mogul and U.S. Senator Thomas Storke, who helped fund its construction.
UC Berkeley's Sather Tower (1914) – A lot people would go ahead and give Berkeley the gold, as always. Sure, it single-handedly ignited the collegiate craze for carillon and, at 307 ft., ranks as the world's third tallest campanile. But you know what else it is? Overrated.
UC Riverside's Bell Tower (1966) – Named with the same creative aplomb as Bob Dylan's backing band, The Band. Although the edifice fares better architecturally, it still falls 15 ft. short of Storke and always tries to make up for it by flashing its 5,162 holes. But the worst part? Hearing the hours tick away in real life, then reliving it with a barrage of cyberspace transcriptions of the 'bong'ing.
Bell Tower's tweet at 10 a.m. on May 13. #desperate
UC San Francisco's William J. Rutter Center (2003) – Can we really be surprised that this Soviet-esque Storke knock-off is not freestanding? No. The fact this giant hard-on for Marx is located in San Francisco? Also doesn't raise an eyebrow. Our biggest shock is that the structure didn't inspire the UC across the Bay to bust out the red paint on Sather. UCSF, tear down that tower.
UCLA's Royce Hall (1929) – Despite pompously calling itself a "center for the art of performance," Royce couldn't tell a carillon from chimes if its seismic integrity depended on it. The Bruins had the decency to compensate for their bummer bells by doubling up on towers, but apparently not the foresight to make them symmetrical. Maybe next time focus less on being a building, more on being a tower.
UC Irvine's Student Center tower (2010) – No one even gave this sad excuse of a spire a chance to be loved. Do you even carillon, Irvine? No, of course you don't, because you'd rather make a mockery of campanology. You rig an existing anteater-emblazoned structure with some synthetic clanging, throw up a decoy bell, and expect us to take you for a bunch of carillonneurs? Pathetic.
UC San Diego's Geisel Library (1970) – We can't all be lucky enough to claim as ours a svelte steeple with some kick-ass bells, but your building is such a ding-dong it can't even decide whether it's upside-down or not. The guy our building's named after won the Pulitzer Prize for Journalism. What'd yours do, rhyme 'fish' with 'fish'?
UC Merced, "Beginnings" (2009) – Wow Merced, you've really impressed us with your wild curves! This one just flew right over our heads. The rest of us will totally stop making fun of you now. Not. Yet again, utterly useless. No question for whom the bells toll, here.
UC Davis's water tower (1995) – Don't let the name fool you, this obscene structure only qualifies as a 'tower' through technicality. It's obvious Davis isn't even trying — or I hope not, considering their campus' identity is tied to an uninspired, utilitarian object already found in every American city. And it's not like anyone tried to hide it, so I'm going to have to assume it's something they're proud of. Which part, Aggies: the fact that you know how to drink water or how to put it in a container?
UC Santa Cruz – All they have is fucking hills. You could have been more than banana slugs but good job on not building a statue of Hitler, I guess.


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Readers & commentators
'The two Fridas', by Frida Khalo.
I read quite a lot on the Internet, mainly blogs and also some digital publications. I used to stick to the article or post I was interested in and occasionlly I used to go through other user's comments. From another point of view, my Captain tends to invest time & attention to scan quite a few of them when he is navigating through the sites that interest him. So I said to myself: if someone that I value so much spends time doing it, it must be because it is worthy. And that's how I started to do it myself.
What have I discovered after practising it for a few weeks?
1- The more global or popular the site is, the larger the amount (and variety) of comments. This makes total sense, pure statistics: a forum with a wide tradition behind it holds more followers than a modest magazine developed by a group of young people in the mountains of Andalucía. A worldwide guru blogger with a hundred thousand fans receives many more visits & comments than this site of mine.
2- When there are many comments, three quarters of them are negative, sharp or hurtful some how, very little respect is shown towards what the author wanted to express, at least according to my view. Also, quite often the readers seem to forget about the initial content and get lost within their own speech & their clashes with other user's opinions.
And what have I learnt from this? I learnt that we loathe what is different to us or different to what we think. We don't like what we don't agree with, so we launch into a nonsense crusade to prove that what the other person says is not valid and that we are holding the truth. We are right, so we defend our view over anyone who might show a different perspective.
I find the lack of respect shown by many of us worrying, the inability to accept that others think, live & act differently because actually, we are all different. Of course we will never agree with everything we read or hear. However, it is possible to express our opposition with calmness & respect. Why are we receiving their view as an attack instead of understanding it as part of their identity? What's the point of showing lack of respect and discrediting other people's reasons in a destructive way?
Recently I've discovered Jimmy Nelson, an English photographer who has been devoted to a huge & fascinating project for quite a few years: travelling the world with his camera to capture images of isolated tribes (29 of them in total) with the purpose of preserving their identity before they pass away & disappear, in the worse case scenario.
I truly encourage you to browse through Jimmy's website to find out more about his project or at least to view some of his pictures. They are indeed incredibly beautiful & powerful. I can just stare at them, looking at those faces, into those eyes, through the depths of the sceneries… How different those people are to us and how similar at the same time!
I wonder how much we would disagree with some of their traditions, how inappropriate we would find their government rules, how wrong their ways to understand life would be.
Who are we to judge any of that? They are different to us because they've been born & brought up in other places, so that makes them different. They tattoo their faces, walk barefoot in the desert, their kids work from an early age, some men have several wives, some eat raw meat… So what? We understand it all, don't we? We understand & accept that difference.
But how difficult it seems to be, understanding & accepting that our neighbour or our work colleague have this other opinion or behave in this other way? They also come from different places & backgrounds. Maybe not as exotic but definitely different.
Of course we can disagree, and we will. However, we can do it with respect, integrating the other person's differences. Otherwise our point of view will be as slanted as theirs, perhaps more so.
I don't know if I will continue reading other people's opinions in the blogs I visit. I must admit that I am finding it sorrowful & harsh. I don't want to embrace any suffering if there is no need for it.
At least the experience has been useful to share this thought with you here today. I don't know if someone will read it. If they do, I don't know if they will agree. I would love you all to come in & pass by, leaving your comments when you feel like it, because I know that you always do it with respect.
I thank you for that & for being the way you are, even when we might not agree :)
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Leftover from a fairy tale
Granny prepares meals for a wolf
But he will not eat her cooking
It's nothing personal
It's just that she doesn't understand his
she doesn't understand his needs
And as Granny slaves over a hot stove
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that is his nature those are his needs
It's nothing personal."
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It is thought Prince Harry and Meghan will be attending a very poignant carol service this evening (Tuesday 4th December)...
The service will be held in Chelsea and is in support of the Henry Van Straubenzee Memorial Fund.
Set up in 2002, the fund was created in memory of both Prince Harry and Prince William's close school friend who was killed in a car crash at the age of 18. Both royals attended his funeral back in 2002.
Since 2009, The Duke of Cambridge and The Duke of Sussex have been joint Patrons of The Henry van Straubenzee Memorial Fund, in memory of their friend.
The fund aims to support and improve the quality of education in impoverished rural Ugandan schools.
As well as being part of the congregation, there is speculation that Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, has been asked to give a reading in church.
At the emotional eveining, Prince Harry will also be reunited with old school friends as they come together to show their support.
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Prince William and Prince Harry remain close to Henry's family, with Thomas, Henry's oldest brother, being Princess Charlotte's godfather. Prince William and Thomas have been friends since they were very young, meeting at prep school.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex attended the wedding of Charlie Van Straubenzee and Daisy Jenks in August. Charlie is Henry's older brother and is very close to Prince Harry. He was even rumoured to have given a humorous speech at Prince Harry and Meghan's evening wedding reception at Frogmore House.


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Our working group, consisting mainly of researchers of western and/ or modern Japanese theatres, started in the year of 1988: just before the beginning of the huge global changes, which decisively influenced upon both the ways in which theatrical works were created and perceived. With this in the background, the working group has been in its developing process inevitably confronting the mission of seeking for new approaches to the contemporary phenomena of world theatres. Constant searches for new methodologies beyond various borders, including national, lingual and cultural ones, are so to say the icon of our researchers' community. However, this does not mean that researchers with a "traditional", say, positivistic, methodology should not be welcomed. Any sincere theatre academician engaging with not solely "traditional" or "classical" Japanese theatre forms can well become an effective member of our working group.
Researcher members may be asked to give a speech about their own themes usually once in three or four years, although this is no duty, for there is another way to be a welcomed member of our group: at least to pay the annual membership fee (now 3000Yen), to visit the meetings frequently and to behave attentively--- even if in the free talking at the light(?) drinking party after the severe and serious sessions.
Otherwise, the members can hold (small) symposia built upon their own initiatives. Contents of such symposia have been: "Around Aristotle's Poetics", "Theatre and Teaching", "Dialogues with Contemporary Japanese Directors" and "Theatre and Memory", to name a few.
The working group has yet another touch of character: reporting about either the general situation or individual productions of domestic or foreign stages can be also a good way to establish one's own presence in the group --- about Rimini Protokoll in Festival Tokyo, about NODA Hideki's new piece or about Bungakuza Company's Atelier in its three 60th. anniversary productions: one from Euripides, one by a British contemporary black- female author and one by a provoking Japanese dramatist who prefers to attack harshly his own society fingering that there should be something to be attacked that way.


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Correlation between Luck and Happiness
Moral philosophers, beginning with Bernard Williams and Thomas Nagel, have recently broached the topic of moral luck in the philosophical literature. They limit their discussion however to considerations of how luck affects our ability to carry out actions or how it affects the consequences of our actions. I wish to suggest that luck is also an important factor in determining our actions as ends in themselves. What actions we may choose to perform for their own sake in a given situation depends much more than we might care to think on causes beyond our control. Our happiness rests ultimately on our luckiness.
Moral philosophers frequently remark how a philosophical position can reflect the practical circumstances of its origin. But we philosophers note with less frequency how a moral position can also be obscured by these circumstances. I believe that such is the case with the philosophical perspective that I wish to present. The very fact that this point of view has not been elaborated attests to the pervasiveness of certain practical attitudes in contemporary society. These attitudes, I suggest, might also be mistaken.
That we have recently begun to examine morality and its relationship to luck, is surely a sign of change. (1) But unfortunately the change does not go deep enough. Though we wish to consider its role in our lives, we have yet to examine what role luck might have in determining the ends of our actions. Our attention has been focused almost entirely on how luck affects our ability to carry out actions and how it affects the consequences of our actions. (2) We somehow manage to keep our goals aloof though our feet now touch the ground.
I wish to consider the possibility that luck is a crucial factor in determining the ends of our actions. Or at least in determining what our ends ought to be. In our pursuit of happiness we far too often charge ahead without stopping to ask what sort of happiness we should seek. And we have become far too adept at facilitating our charge with machinations both moral and technical. I suggest that we pause for a moment, shut down our eudaemonic engines, and ask ourselves if we might be seeking felicity in a manner somewhat inept. We shall see, I believe, that fortune has a role to play in setting our goals. But in so doing our luck does not impoverish our happiness. Paradoxically we may find it enhanced.
The proposition that some actions of ours are voluntary in part and in part involuntary, would give few people pause. But that all our actions are both voluntary and involuntary, is a proposition that most people would have to ponder. I intend to show that for us the proposition can only be a universal one. Let us begin by reminding ourselves why an action may be both voluntary and involuntary. We shall then be able to see why all actions must be of this sort.
What makes an action either voluntary or involuntary? A voluntary action is one which we perform from an internal cause with full knowledge of our situation. An involuntary action is the opposite. We do not act from an internal cause or we do not act with complete knowledge. We may indeed hardly be said to act. I take these conceptions to be the usual ones developed in classical times by Aristotle and encountered today in our legal systems as well as in our daily lives. (3) Examples abound. Those illustrating the involuntary make both concepts clear. If someone is blown off a ship by the wind, the disembarkation is surely involuntary. The person did not choose to leave. Or if someone stabs another with a foil thought to be blunted, the homicide is also involuntary. The death is the result of ignorance. (4)
What then makes an action both voluntary and involuntary? For the present I shall not consider how knowledge and ignorance could yield an action with both qualities. I want to examine only how causes, internal and external, can make up an action of this...
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Choose a Green Fundraising Program
Everything nowadays is going green and your organization is no different. Maybe your theme for this year is recycling or helping the environment and fundraising season has come around again and you've searched for just the right fundraisers for your organization. After talking to friends and group members, and searching the internet, you have decided that a Go Green Fundraiser is the right thing for your group. And, now that you've found Go Green Fundraising, you know that you've come to the right place.
But, now that you're here, how do you decide which green fundraising product line is the best one for your group?
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Go Green Fundraising offers you a wide array of the latest products available for groups who have decided to run a green fundraiser. Let's go over some of those options here and the ways they might fit your group.
Healthy Food Fundraising
This is one of the more popular "green" fundraising options for two very simple reasons: people have grown tired of cookie dough and school boards are banning its use as a fundraising product.
But the allure of a "baked goods" fundraiser has not gone away. People love being able to buy something delicious that can be stored and made later and Go Green Fundraising offers you some delicious options with our Healthy Food Fundraiser. We have everything from organic pizza crust kits to all natural snack mixes.
We also offer the Jack Link's Beef Jerky fundraiser as a wonderful alternative to the fast disappearing $1 candy bar programs. This option is healthier and offers better profits than any candy fund raiser!
Who does well with healthy food fundraisers: Groups that have been restricted from selling unhealthy food items.
Tree and Flower Fundraising
Now this is one of the most unique school fundraisers ideas to come out in a long time. For a long time a tree fundraiser meant that an organization would sell a tree to a customer that would get planted in a remote forest or some other far off region. Though this helped the environment, the customer was usually left feeling like they had only made a donation.
With Go Green Fundraising's Tree Fundraiser, the customer will get either a 12" seedling or a Seed Kit that they can plant themselves, wherever they want, and reap the benefits of a mature tree for quite some time.
Similarly, our Flower Fundraiser allows customers to pick from almost 30 different see and bulb combinations for something to add to their garden and offers your organization a terrific 50% profit.
Groups love both of these fundraising ideas because the products are so easy to sell. Customers always come away happy with their purchase from a tree fundraiser or a flower bulb fundraiser.
Who does well with tree and flower fund raisers: Groups with an environmental or outdoors focus do well with both. Women's groups do well with our flower bulb fundraising line.
Reusable shopping bags are another of our new fundraising ideas. Studies show that more than half a trillion plastic bags are used every year world wide and this has led to some major metropolitan areas to either require that people buy the bags or have banned their use entirely.
Reusable shopping bags are a fantastic alternative to polluting with disposable plastic bags. Their long life and versatility mean that your customers will be satisfied with their fundraising purchase for some time.
Who does well with shopping bag fund raisers: Most groups do well with our shopping bag fundraiser because of the popularity of the product and the low minimums/high profits.
Recycled Item, Direct Sell Fundraising
Many groups like the idea of a direct sale fundraiser. This allows them to purchase their fundraising product ahead of time, and then have the product on hand to give to customers at the time of sale. Think of this as being similar to a candy fundraiser, but with something environmentally friendly and healthy too. We currently offer Smencils as one of our recycled item, direct sell fundraisers. Smencils are pencils made from recycled newspaper that have been coated in a number of delicious scents. Kids and adults all love the fun smells and like the fact that no trees were cut down for the specific purpose of making their pencil.
Who does well with recycled item fundraisers:Groups with a recycling theme such as for recycling club fundraisers. Or groups who want to have an item to direct sell.
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Starting a new business is so exciting that when many people have the idea for a business they often get ahead of themselves. It's important to make sure that you have all of your ducks in a row before incorporating your new business. There are a lot of considerations that the new business owner needs to understand and have plans for before taking the next big step.
What's your plan?
Before you start a new business make sure that you have a strong business plan in place. If there are kinks in your plan or you have concerns about how the plan will translate to real life it's best to discover that before spending money and time to incorporate. A good business plan will help you understand your goals, cash flow, and how you'll network. Getting started without one is just silly.
Who will work at the business?
Are you going to hire employees? Or work for yourself? What if it doesn't take off – or what if it does? Are you in a place where you can quit your current job? Or pay bills without a steady income while your business slowly grows? These are important questions to answer before jumping into your new business. Many people look to family when opening a new business, but this is something that won't work for everyone. Family and friends can be tricky to work with – especially when tensions run high.
Another consideration the new businessman needs to think about is what kind of money they will be able to infuse into their new venture. Where will this money come from? How will you make sure that your cash flow works? Without emergency money to inject will your business survive? Sometimes the thrill of a wonderful idea takes over and logistics aren't thought out. Without strong capital many businesses fail. Look into the possibility of a short-term business loan if you think that it's a good fit for you. A business banker can help you with this decision.
If you are able to address the above concerns and are ready to take the next step then you need to decide what time of the year is beneficial for you to incorporate or register a company. If you don't want to worry about reporting taxes for two years and don't have concerns about liability, wait to incorporate on January 1. The paperwork for your new business will start fresh in the new year. If, however, you have liability issues to address or will benefit immediately from incorporating, don't wait – do it now. If there's no urgent need to incorporate immediately then it's best to take time to make sure you are ready to open your new business. Rushing in can have grave consequences for the unprepared and your new business will need a solid foundation to start. Every business and business plan is different and it's up to you as the owner to understand when is the best time for you. Tax advisors can be particularly helpful during this time for you to gain new knowledge.


text: Nalar 0 Report post Posted September 14, 2013 hello, this is my armoury link http://eu.battle.net/wow/en/character/bloodhoof/Nalar/simple and in 5.3 i loved demo (didnt get the UVLS) but still loved the spec and did ok by it. but have been reading and ppl recomend destro or afflic spec over demo in 5.4 so im going for afflic spec, and after using AMR, i didnt need to do much reforging to get to the haste cap of 9261. but what i would like to know is should i keep the haste cap to 9261 giving me +4 agony ticks or downgrade to 8699 to give me +3 corruption ticks then the extra stats dumping in mastery, i know agony is more powerful that corruption but should i sacrifice the haste for mor oompf. (as they say). or do other ppl have another solution about what i could do better. im all ears regards Nalar Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites


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We are gathered in my living room this afternoon and of course the conversation rolled around to God and motorcycles. Riding season is upon us (thank gosh) and there are many things we should be thinking about.
We cannot forget to be safety minded when we ride and do all the bike maintenance to ride safely. We need to stay current with all the laws of all the states we ride in. We need to be mindful of those we ride with and ride safely in all instances. Good riding apparel is important to stay comfortable and dry and safe (and fashionable). There is a lot to think on when preparing for riding season, that is just the tip of the iceberg, or motorcycle as it were.
But yet something is nagging on me.
What makes for a good ride? Is a good ride "good enough"? If we truly are Riding for the Son, shouldn't every ride start and end with that purpose?
We all know what a good motorcycle road consists of and how fun those twisties can be. But when you climb off your bike at the end of the day what have you accomplished? Yea it was fun but there has to be more we are to accomplish with the gifts and motorcycles God has given us than riding the twisties (though that can be exhilaration at its highest).
Speaking strictly of myself, riding to me is an extension of who I am now. God gives us all talents (whether we admit it or not, we all have a gift) and God places us in diverse positions in our lives to best use those talents. We had a very inspiring conversation this afternoon with some friends. I believe we are placed in different churches, in different situations and given different desires, motivations and passions to reach more people for Christ.
We just need to have the courage to step out with our convictions and trust God enough to know He is coming along for the ride and will see us through wherever our mission takes us.
During the summer months our "church" attendance is down but that doesn't mean we aren't out there being ambassadors of God. The nice weather gives us the opportunity to take our "church" on the road and reach out to those God has placed in our path. We are the "church" outside the walls.
Unconventional………yes, but nothing Jesus did was conventional, why do we think it would be any different for us?
Uncomfortable……….at times, but those are the times that we learn from.
Uncompromising…………………absolutely, when you are on a mission, you are on a mission. Period.
The best way to reach people for Christ is just be what God called you to be.


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The Minnesota Craft Beer Innovation and Growth bill package will eliminate unnecessary restrictions that are currently holding back businesses at every level of the beer supply chain and limiting consumers' choices.
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Current MN law restricts breweries producing more than 20,000 barrels annually from selling growlers. Our bill would allow any brewery with a taproom to sell growlers.
Breweries will no longer have to choose between growth and sales.
Consumers will see uninterrupted access in choice from their favorite brands and visitors will be able to continue to contribute to Minnesota's tourism economy.
Minnesota's hospitality sector will grow and our state can become a beer tourism destination.
Current MN law prevents breweries from selling off-sale beer in vessels under 750mL. Our bill would allow breweries meet consumer demand by selling beer in vessels sized 350mL to 2L (or 12oz to 67.6oz).
Breweries can invest in new packaging and provide consumers with more options for takeaway beers.
Consumers will have access to more shelf-stable beer in a smaller package size.
Liquor stores will have access to new products put into market as breweries begin to invest in new packaging.
Currently, Minnesota breweries are restricted from having guest beers alongside their own brands in a taproom. However, breweries often innovate through collaboration with their peers. This law may stifle creativity and cooperation within the industry. Our bill would allow breweries to have collaboration guest taps as long as they consist of less than 20% of their taplines.
Breweries throughout the state will be able to truly collaborate with each other and promote cooperation and innovation in the industry.
Consumers will enjoy consistently-flavored products and a more choices when visiting their local taprooms.
Wholesalers will have an increased number of kegs sold in the market as collaborative beers will move through traditional distribution.
Currently, Minnesota law prohibits restaurants, bars, and liquor stores from filling growlers with beer for off-premise consumption, which restricts accessibility for consumers and retailers. Our bill gives consumers more access to their favorite breweries outside of a taproom and provides retailers more options for appealing to consumer demand.
Breweries will have more opportunities to sell products in a crowded marketplace.
Consumers will have access to beers that may not be put into large-scale production and the convenience of purchasing a growler from a local liquor store.
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Product Marketing is pleased to announce that Epicor Precise POS 9.0.6 is now generally available for Epicor ERP and Epicor Enterprise
What is Epicor Precise Point-of-Sale?
Epicor Precise Point-of-Sale (POS) is a fully-featured solution providing retail transaction processing as well as business process and data management modules that bring full control and visibility to in-store operations. Whether it's a trade desk at the distribution facility dealing in spare parts or multiple geographical locations in full retail mode, Epicor Precise POS provides the capabilities to bridge the production, distribution and retail aspects of a business.
Why is This Release Important?
Not only is Epicor Precise POS 9.0.6 compatible with the latest release of Epicor ERP (9.05.607A) and several previous releases, it also delivers several useful enhancements.
Bi-Directional Shipping Integration – This POS release enables users to ship orders from Epicor 9 and have the shipment integrated back into POS 9.0.6.
Extended Epicor 9 User Defined Table Integration – Logic has been added to allow Epicor 9 clients to nominate User Defined tables that will be integrated to POS.
Extended Epicor 9 Customer User Defined Field Integration – This release of POS will support integration of Epicor 9 Customer User Defined Fields.
Extended Epicor 9 Inventory User Defined Field Integration – POS 9.0.6 also supports integration of the Epicor 9 Inventory User Defined Fields.
Integration of Epicor 9 Ship-To Data – This release of POS introduces the ability to add Customer Ship Tos directly into POS and integration of the Ship Tos into Epicor. This feature is only supported for Epicor 9.
Search by Serial Number – POS 9.0.6 now supports the ability to search for an inventory item by Serial Number.
Filtering of Customer / Inventory Items for Integration – Users can now mark Customers or Parts in Epicor 9 for integration into POS through the use of a User Defined Field Checkbox in Epicor 9.
Non-Stock Parts now integrate to POS from Epicor 9 – In POS 9.0.6 Epicor 9 Parts marked as Non-Stock Items can be integrated into POS.
Support for Chase PaymentTech VeriFone vx510 device – POS 9.0.6 has had support for this device added to the existing list.
Deliver By Date now captured from POS (Need By Date) and integrated into
Epicor 9 – This is now integrated to Epicor 9 and displayed in the Need By date on a Sales Order line.
Customer email now bi-directionally integrated – Email address on Customer details can now be integrated from POS to Epicor and vice versa.
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In a recent post about Patak's Hot Curry Paste I mentioned this Chilli Pickle and I am featuring it here, not only because it is a special favourite of my wife's but because I recently used it in a recipe that I will be posting very soon.
The ingredients on the label list Chilli, vinegar and 'spices' but they do specify mustard as being one of the spices used. You can actually see little grains and partial grains in the pickle paste and there is a definite mustard bite in the aroma. I am not sure, but I fancy I can also taste the slight maple-warmth of fenugreek seed in there as well. Heat-wise, I would say that the chillies used are a bit higher on the Scoville scale than Jalapeño's and, with the added spiciness of mustard, this product has good fieriness to it without being numbing hot.
As you can see, the Chilli is chopped very roughly so it has some pretty good size chunks in it. My only complaint about this is that, like many pickled chilli preparations the skin is left on and these can be a bit tough and not easy to digest. However, if you chop up or mince the larger bits, as I often do when I am cooking with the pickle, this is not a problem.
While I mainly use the pickle, finely minced, as a Masala, or spice paste, in more complex dishes, my wife tends to use it, as it is intended to be, as a condiment. In fact, she has often used it to add a fillip to ordinary cheese and crackers. She does cook with it occasionally, adding it to dal sometimes, but her favourite uses, which you may wish to try, are:
- Stirred into plain rice as a simple meal;
- A condiment on Tortilla wraps, along with other fillings;
- Alone on Chappatis or Parathas;
- Mixed with yoghurt or sour cream as a dip for Samosa or Pakoras.
The dip idea is very good but I am not terribly fond of the sour dairy taste of yoghurt or sour cream in their raw state so I often use a commercial cucumber salad dressing instead. Not an 'authentic' Indian taste, of course, but the result is very nice. I have used the same combination, with the pickle finely minced, to make a dressing for chunks of cucumber which I then served as a side dish along with rice and other Indian dishes.…
Finally, Patak's has a very nice website where they list all of their products and, as they point out, these products are available in a wide range of grocery chains across Canada. I should perhaps point out here that I am in no way affiliated with Patak's or any of their distributors. I am simply happy to recommend their foodstuffs because I use them regularly and really believe them to be top-notch.


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the social gaming company launched Zynga behind Farmville,CityVille and Zynga Poker launched on April 3, 2013. its new Poker and Casino games for real money. The company had announced the release yesterday on their blog .
Referred ZyngaPlusPoker and ZyngaPlusCasino , these games are available for download or online version and have been developed in partnership with bwin.party , the famous Austrian company of paris online.
ZyngaPlusPoker offers the possibility to play games and tournaments online poker with real money and ZyngaPlusCasino offers over 160 casino games like Blackjack, Roulette and Baccarat. The game also includes Famrville.
They will also be fitted on Facebookin 2013, the company also plans to launch to the United States. Regarding the availability in France, we contacted Zynga and await their response.


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UK, 1993 (MIFF 1994, Documentaries)
Director: Derek Jarman
Challenging British director Derek Jarman's final major work has been compared in visual execution to Warhol's Sleep and Empire State. Where it outstrips them both is in the meticulously crafted and impressionistic soundtrack. An amazing aural cut up of voices, Jarman's amongst them, supplemented and punctuated by sound collage and glorious music, this combination of monologue and prose poem is woven together to a lyrical, almost song-like effect. It is this rich soundscape that accompanies the 76 minutes of luminous Technicolor blue! Over the duration of the film the single enveloping colour makes of the frame a combination of canvas, mindscreen and eye. Influenced by the work of French monochromatic painter Yves Klein, Blue is absolutely true to its name, reflecting on the colour and all its connotations: silence, subjectivity and suffering.
There are musings on art and infinity, meditations on life and approaching death, dealing with the director's deterioration in the final stages of Aids; and sound-trips to far off times and places. Deeply personal and sometimes grimly humorous and disturbing, the film doesn't so much move forward as swell around you. Jarman's painful punchlines prevent the work from descending into despair, prompting admiration when slipping in quips like, "the Buddha instructs me to walk away from illness, but he was never attached to a drip."
By fleeing what it calls "the pandemonium of images", offering only the blue screen on which spectators project their own image, we learn to stop looking and start listening instead. With his cinema of love, his cinema of limits, blue is the colour of all of Jarman's passions. It is also the colour of mortality.
"Do not go gentle into that good night.
Rage, rage against the dying
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Second batch of piglings born now that the SuperSculpey has arrived. It's very easy to work - it feels like 70s bubblegum! It has a translucent quality and the shade is a lot darker than I was expecting. You can really see the difference when comparing the latest batch with the original piglings.
On balance, I'm inclined to go with the paler clay, and I have now bought a 500g block of Fimo Soft, pale fresh colour. That being said, the latest batch stands up pretty well on its own, so I'll use what clay is left, and perhaps make some more one of these days - more piglings to follow shortly!


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Studying abroad over the summer break is a great way to earn credit, get closer to graduation and see the world. With many programs available, there are options for nearly every academic interest and budget.
Summer Session 2020 Programs
To get the most out of your study abroad experience, look for programs that align with your academic/career interests. Below is a list* of current Summer Session programs offered by CSUF departments and University partners, along with a link to the Study Abroad online brochure. The brochure has more information on dates, cost, curriculum and faculty, as well as a link to the application.
* For a complete list of summer program offerings, visit the CSUF Study Abroad Program Portal to search all options. Information on this page is subject to change. The most up-to-date information is on each program's online brochure.
CSUF: KNES Study Abroad Greece Program
KNES 481 (3 units) and/or KNES 380 (3 units), 381 (3 units) or 499 (3 units)
Total 6 units
Faculty Leads: Professor John Gleaves and Professor Matthew P. Llewellyn
CSUF: Political Philosophy & Peace, War and Conflict in Poland and Germany (Honors)
HONR 302T (3 units), HONR 304T (3 units)
Total 6 units
Faculty Lead: Professor John Gleaves
CSUF: ART Design Innovation Project in Aalborg, Denmark
ART 495 (3 units)
Faculty Lead: Professor John T. Drew
CSUF: HCOM 320 Summer Session in Greece
HCOM 320 (3 units), COMM 334 (3 units)
Faculty Leads: Professor Jason Teven and Professor Chelsea Reynolds
CSUF: CLST Global Learning Experience
EDSC 599 (3 units), EDSC 499/599 (1 unit)
Faculty Leads: Professor Grace Cho and Professor Alison Dover
CSUF: COMM Summer International Media Workshops in Florence
COMM 300-90 (3 units), COMM 334-90 (3 units), COMM 426-90 (3 units), COMM 477-90 (3 units), CTVA 375-90 (3 units), CTVA 377T-90 (3 units)
Faculty Lead: Professor Anthony Fellow
CSUF: Puerto Rico International Education (PRIE) Program, 2019
READ 360 (3 units)
Faculty Lead: Professor Julian Jefferies
CSUF: SPED 371 in Eichstätt-Ingolstadt, Germany
SPED 371 (3 units)
Faculty Lead: Professor Melinda Pierson
CSUF: HUSR Summer Session in Barcelona, Spain
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Noreco CFO hands in resignation
Ørjan Gjerde, who has been CFO at Noreco since March 2012, has handed in his resignation and will leave the company by 31 August 2014.
"Under Gjerde's leadership, Noreco has built a highly competent finance and accounting group. He has also headed the company's investor relation activities. During the past year, he has played a central role in the financial and operational restructuring of the company, hereunder the refinancing that took place in the autumn of 2013," the Norway based oil company said in a statement.
Gjerde has informed Noreco that he is leaving in order to take part in a new business venture.
"Noreco wishes to express its gratitude for his service to the company, and wishes him the best of luck in his future ventures," Noreco said in an Oslo filing.


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2016 Asheville Arts & Crafts Conference
Making the "Summer Woods III" block printThe pictures tell the story pretty well…... Read more →
Making the "Olives" block printI made "Olives" right after a two-month hiatus, during which we cleared out and sold our country house, and then organized and pulling off a lakeside wedding for our daughter. I was so absorbed in the art making that I didn't think to document the... Read more →
Making "Winter Woods IV"Here's the first linoleum carving, used for printing the lightest color, a warm yellow background on 240 sheets of paper. Next is a wee little carving for printing an orange halo where the sun blasts through. Then a carving to print the darkish blue. Each... Read more →
What I did on my summer vacation from printmaking"Chicken, when are you going to make the next block print?" inquired Bob. It was mid-April, and I had recently finished "Tomatoes," the third in my "Mediterranean Foods" print series. Reviewing a jam-packed calendar of projects, travel, and shows that loomed before... Read more →
Life in the Finger Lakes magazine – Off the Easel
Nancy McCarthy recently wrote about me in "Life in the Finger Lakes" magazine! I'm grateful to have had the opportunity to share a little bit of my recent (and not so recent) past as well as my journey as an artist. Here's a reprint of the article…Read more →