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Professional Office Cleaning Services Brisbane
Over the past decade we have established ourselves as the leading office cleaning company in Brisbane CBD by providing world-class service with extremely high levels of customer satisfaction.
With experience cleaning offices of all sizes and types, our professional staff are ready to handle any office environment – from small offices to entire buildings.
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Commercial Clean Brisbane understands that every office or commercial environment has a unique set of operating conditions. To help us understand your operating environment, our first meeting will involve an assessment of the conditions in your workplace and the establishment of any cleaning goals that must be met.
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Many employers don't realise that an important part of maintaining a productive and healthy workplace is cleanliness. We will thoroughly examine the office space to look for any threats to the health and safety of your workers including sources of mould, allergens, bacteria and dust. Not only will staff be more productive in a clean working environment, they will be much happier!
We can arrange our cleaning schedules and services to meet the requirements of your business. If your office space can only be cleaned at a specific time or has a particular cleaning checklist that must be followed, our friendly staff will accommodate you. If your business only needs to be cleaned intermittently, we will be available when you need us.
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A4 Manual Laminating MachineA4 Manual Laminating Machine is a compact document lamination machine widely used in homes, office, etc. to ensure proper lamination. This is an extremely easy to use and powerful machine available in durable and sturdy design. It is designed with minimal maintenance and power consuming structure in light-weight to ensure to provide the best results.Send Inquiry
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Most Powerful Handheld Vacuum Buying Guide 2020
Finding the most powerful handheld vacuum for home could surely be a tedious adventure. Therefore, you must be tired of hauling your bulky upright vacuum out every day. In this addition, you need a smaller machine for your home decor that suits well in a corner. But keep in mind you can't buy the best handheld vacuum in just one precedence. There are few other things you need to consider before choose a handheld vacuum for you.
Things to Consider Before Buying the Most Powerful Handheld Vacuum
Let's have a quick glance on the factor you should remember while purchasing-
Voltage: The best handheld vacuum should have a higher pressure or voltage. Because as much as the faster the electricity forced through a wire the more it can increase the power. Usually, the cordless vacuums produce 16-20 volts.
Corded or Cordless: The purpose of buying the most powerful handheld vacuum is mainly for convenience. For instance, the corded handheld vacuum is not that convenient, as it can wrap your arm, chair, table etc. On the contrary, the benefit of cordless vacuum is you don't have to recharge it after use.
Weight: Your handheld vacuum will be most convenient for you when you could use it to clean the kitchen cabinets. According to the most of the real testers, the best cordless handheld vacuum weighs usually 4 pounds.
Battery Life: It is important to realize not all the batteries are same. Such as some batteries run for 30 minutes or longer while others not more than 10 minutes.
Tank Capacity: Eventually the range of tank capacity varies from brand to brand. In particular, keep in mind, your handheld vacuum has a large capacity dirt cup with easy access emptying.
Final Verdict and My Recommendation
Here are some best picks of the most powerful handheld vacuum. However, all these handheld vacuums I selected after doing a deep research and the recommendation from the real tester and reviewers.
First, the Gtech Multi Handheld vacuum. In a word is a lightweight, easily portable, handheld vacuum. Hence, the motor of this is very powerful and can professionally clean your car upholstery, furniture, and stairs in no time.
Secondly, the AEG AG71a Rapid Clean corded handheld vacuum. Identically it has a 700-watt motor that can clean any of small areas. Nevertheless using it you can clean the inside of your car, even also the stubborn pet hair. Additionally, the small bagless cylinder of it is easy to remove as well as easy to reattach for cleaning.
Thirdly, Eureka EasyClean 71B is the most powerful handheld vacuum. Amazingly, the little sucker contains one drives the roller bush, and two motors when the other provides 5.5 amps of suction. Notably, it removes embedded dirt and dust of your car upholstery, carpeted stairs, and household very effectively.
In the final analysis, without a doubt, all these three are the most powerful handheld vacuum available around. Above all, they will surely make the job of hoovering the stairs a whole lot more simple and easy. Moreover, if you're considering a handheld for your stairs, these are my best recommendations.


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25 Scientists Attend Workshop "Soft Matter and Neutrons GO Energy"
22 October 2015
by: Olaf Holderer and Rainer Bruchhaus, JCNS.
The first Jülich Workshop "Soft Matter and Neutrons GO Energy" took place in Feldafing from 08 - 09 October. Twenty-five scientists exchanged ideas in an interdisciplinary environment on topics related to soft matter and neutron research for sustainable energy supplies. The event, organized by the Jülich Centre for Neutron Science (JCNS) and the Institute of Energy and Climate Research - Electrochemical Process Engineering (IEK-3), was held in the GIZ Conference Centre (Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit).
The quest for a sustainable supply of sufficient energy is one of the grand challenges that societies are facing around the globe. Major research projects focus therefore on tackling "green" energy production as well as efficient energy storage using advanced technologies and materials. Recently, soft matter materials have become very attractive for use in advanced batteries, solar cells and efficient fuel cells. Here, neutrons are a key tool, providing deep insight into the structure and dynamics and thus the function of technologies based on soft matter materials. In addition, neutron scattering methods have significantly contributed to address the open questions surrounding Li-ion battery research.
Copyright: Forschungszentrum Jülich
The idea behind the workshop "Soft Matter and Neutrons GO Energy" was to bring scientists together to improve communication between the different communities and to fully explore the potential of neutron scattering in this field. Twenty-five scientists used the workshop to discuss the most recent developments in the field and explore future possibilities for collaboration and scientific exchange.
The workshop hosted sessions on batteries, on materials relevant for diverse energy-related applications from solar cells to new types of rubber for tyres, as well as on fuel cells. Lively discussions resulted from the different sessions, showing that energy-related topics and neutron scattering form a very attractive combination. Some of the findings presented during the workshop included neutron radiography and tomography used to bring new insights to the operation of batteries and fuel cells, and quasi elastic neutron scattering was shown to be an excellent tool for studying proton diffusion in complex multicomponent systems. Furthermore, the grazing incidence SANS was shown to be an extraordinary tool for studying buried interfaces in layered structures.
Save the date: The Heinz Maier-Leibnitz Zentrum (MLZ) is currently planning the conference "Neutrons for Energy", to be held in Bad Reichenhall from 18 – 21 July 2016.


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Hornbrook MC, Goshen R, Choman E, O'Keeffe-Rosetti M, Kinar Y, Liles EG, Rust KC
Dig. Dis. Sci. 2017 10;62(10):2719-2727
BACKGROUND: Machine learning tools identify patients with blood counts indicating greater likelihood of colorectal cancer and warranting colonoscopy referral.
AIMS: To validate a machine learning colorectal cancer detection model on a US community-based insured adult population.
METHODS: Eligible colorectal cancer cases (439 females, 461 males) with complete blood counts before diagnosis were identified from Kaiser Permanente Northwest Region's Tumor Registry. Control patients (n = 9108) were randomly selected from KPNW's population who had no cancers, received at ≥1 blood count, had continuous enrollment from 180 days prior to the blood count through 24 months after the count, and were aged 40-89. For each control, one blood count was randomly selected as the pseudo-colorectal cancer diagnosis date for matching to cases, and assigned a "calendar year" based on the count date. For each calendar year, 18 controls were randomly selected to match the general enrollment's 10-year age groups and lengths of continuous enrollment. Prediction performance was evaluated by area under the curve, specificity, and odds ratios.
RESULTS: Area under the receiver operating characteristics curve for detecting colorectal cancer was 0.80 ± 0.01. At 99% specificity, the odds ratio for association of a high-risk detection score with colorectal cancer was 34.7 (95% CI 28.9-40.4). The detection model had the highest accuracy in identifying right-sided colorectal cancers.
CONCLUSIONS: ColonFlag identifies individuals with tenfold higher risk of undiagnosed colorectal cancer at curable stages (0/I/II), flags colorectal tumors 180-360 days prior to usual clinical diagnosis, and is more accurate at identifying right-sided (compared to left-sided) colorectal cancers.


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Ahhh, the flow…I also have called it "following the golden thread." I feel it's about getting "out of your head." But that's me.
I'll have to check out your book recommendation but I've been exploring similar concepts in depth via shamanic-sorts of methods and indigenous ancient practices…. I'm not necessarily talking chanting or drumming or something organized although I've explored some of those things too… This is different.
More like the unstructured, unplanned blocks of time that a person can choose create for themselves… Time without the usual distractions, I might add. This can be in exercise or music or painting…for me it's usually getting out in nature to hike.
In that space I may get in the car with the dog and start driving thinking perhaps I was going to hike at a particular place and suddenly get an urge to go somewhere else…so I'd follow that urge. That's when things can get interesting. When you are in the flow amazing things happen…serendipity, manifestation, "chance encounters" with amazing animals and people…
I've written a bit about some of the more amazing things that have happened when in the flow…the things beyond all comprehension, sometimes. But having more experiences like this have made me a happier person living a life with much more meaning than before.Reply


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CCTV (Closed Circuit Television) is a television system in which signals are not distributed to the public, but are monitored mainly by security and surveillance. CCTV is based on the strategic location of the camera, and examination of the camera's input on controls. More and more Australians are using CCTV due to various reasons, so it is a good idea to educate ourselves about the technology that are becoming common in many Australians household, and also business premises.
Installing CCTV system is a no-brainer these days if you have the means to do so. The benefits far outweigh the initial cost you would be spending, and it is always better to be safe than sorry.


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After Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2013 R2 release, there are complains about impossibility to copy company from one database to another (you can copy company inside database through standard NAV client interface). Thus I spent some time creating stored procedure which will do it for you… or, this stored procedure will generate script for you, which will do it for you… of course, you can modify the script as you wish to fix possible bugs or extend the functionality and I will be happy when you will share your versions with us.
There is script to create the stored procedure:
USE master
-- =============================================
-- Author: Kamil Sáček
-- Create date: 18.10.2013
-- Description: Function for copying comany from one database to another
-- =============================================
CREATE PROCEDURE sp_NAVCopyCompany
@sourcecompany varchar(max),
@targetdb varchar(max),
@targetcompany varchar(max)
-- SET NOCOUNT ON added to prevent extra result sets from
-- interfering with SELECT statements.
-- Insert statements for procedure here
declare @tablename varchar(1000)
declare @columns varchar(max)
declare @columnname varchar (max)
declare @targettable varchar (max)
declare @isidentity int
DECLARE table_cursor CURSOR for
select name from sys.all_objects where type='U' and object_id>0 and name like @sourcecompany+'$%'
OPEN table_cursor
FETCH NEXT FROM table_cursor
INTO @tablename
DECLARE column_cursor CURSOR for
SELECT COLUMN_NAME FROM INFORMATION_SCHEMA.COLUMNS WHERE TABLE_NAME = @tablename and COLUMN_NAME <> 'timestamp'
select @columns=''
OPEN column_cursor
FETCH NEXT from column_cursor
INTO @columnname
SELECT @columns=@columns+',['+@columnname+']'
FETCH NEXT from column_cursor
INTO @columnname
CLOSE column_cursor;
DEALLOCATE column_cursor;
select @columns = SUBSTRING(@columns,2,LEN(@columns)-1)
select @targettable= @targetdb+'.dbo.['+@targetcompany+SUBSTRING(@tablename,LEN(@sourcecompany)+1,LEN(@tablename)-LEN(@sourcecompany)+1)+']'
select @isidentity=COUNT(*) FROM INFORMATION_SCHEMA.COLUMNS WHERE TABLE_NAME =@tablename AND COLUMNPROPERTY(object_id(TABLE_NAME), COLUMN_NAME, 'IsIdentity') = 1
print 'RAISERROR ('''+REPLACE(@targettable,'%','%%')+''' , 0, 1) WITH NOWAIT '
IF (@isidentity>0)
print 'SET IDENTITY_INSERT '+@targettable+' ON'
print 'delete from '+@targettable
print 'insert into '+@targettable+ ' ('+ @columns + ')'
print ' select '+@columns
print ' from ['+@tablename+']'
IF (@isidentity>0)
print 'SET IDENTITY_INSERT '+@targettable+' OFF'
FETCH NEXT FROM table_cursor
INTO @tablename
CLOSE table_cursor;
DEALLOCATE table_cursor;
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After that you need to mark the SP as system by running this, else the SP will return no data (will work with master DB instead actual DB):
EXEC sys.sp_MS_marksystemobject sp_NAVCopyCompany
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After you create the stored procedure on the server, you can use it by running something like this:
use myNavDatabase
exec sp_NAVCopyCompany 'CRONUS International Ltd_','NAV2009R2_W1','Test'
In output window you will have script with needed commands which will copy the data. Copy it, run it. It will do what you need. If you focus the output window after starting the script (by pressing F6 for example), you will see the tables which are copied.
This script copies all "per company" tables and it is able to copy the data into database, in which you already prepared the company (all existing data in the target company are deleted!). It means, the structure of tables must be same between source and target company!
You can use this script to "update" existing copy of the company to keep e.g. testing company actual
Usage of this script are on your own danger!
I wish you many copied companies without any problem…
Or you can just enter the parameter (the name of the database) including the []... ;-)
Found a minor issue when using this excellent sp.
When running the sp, if you have dashes (and probably other strange characters) in your database name it fails since there is no [] around the target database name.
Change line 53 from:
select @targettable= @targetdb+'.dbo.['+@targetcompany+SUBSTRING(@tablename,LEN(@sourcecompany)+1,LEN(@tablename)-LEN(@sourcecompany)+1)+']'
select @targettable= '['+@targetdb+'].dbo.['+@targetcompany+SUBSTRING(@tablename,LEN(@sourcecompany)+1,LEN(@tablename)-LEN(@sourcecompany)+1)+']'
Thanks for sharing your work!
have you runthe 'EXEC sys.sp_MS_marksystemobject sp_NAVCopyCompany' command to mark the SP as system?
Running on SQL 2008 R2. No script gets generated. sp runs without errors. I have 15 companies that need to be set up from a template. Can you please assist?
@Navaneeth> And have you run the generated script? Or you just run the stored procedure?


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ALGIERS - Algeria which makes "huge efforts" to ensure the security of its territory and borders is willing to share with all the countries of the region and the international community its experience in combating terrorism, Foreign Minister Abdelkader Messahel said Tuesday in Algiers.
"Algeria is making substantial efforts to guarantee the security of its territory and its borders, and will spare no efforts to share with all the countries of the region and the international community its (counterterrorism) experience as part of the bilateral, regional and international cooperation programmes," he told the opening meeting of the 2nd session of the Working Group of the Global Counter-Terrorism Forum (GCTF) on the capacity building in the West Africa region.
The Minister added that Algeria was honoured to give its "modest contribution" to the collective effort for peace, security and stability in the West Africa and in Africa, which is directly threatened by expanding terrorism.
For Messahel, the joint fight against terrorism and violent extremism has strengthened through the significant efforts made for this purpose, as part of the "regional and multinational frameworks of cooperation, like the Global Counterterrorism Forum or the African Union."
"The knowledge of the terrorist and extremist evil improved, despite its remarkable capacity of mutation and innovation," he said.
The 2nd session of the Working Group of the Global Counter - Terrorism Forum (GCTF) on the capacity building in the West Africa region reflects the participants' belief in the need to consolidate the bilateral, regional and international cooperation.
It also showed that participants have "appropriately measured" the terrorist threat to the individual and collective security in the West Africa region and that they are willing to contribute to this joint fight against terrorism in its dimensions "in compliance with our sovereignties."
For Messahel, more countries are feeling the "multiform causes and dangerous impacts" of radicalization and violent extremism, and respond by preventing radicalization and violent extremism through appropriate plans and laws."
More than 100 experts in prevention and fight against terrorism and extremism representing GCTF member countries, West African nations as well as international and regional organizations, including the United Nations, the African Union, the Arab League, the Islamic Cooperation Organization, the European Union (EU), Afripol, Europol and Interpol will take part in the GCTF meeting and the (West African) Police Cooperation workshop.
APS November 27th 2018
Read more: GCTF's working group meeting: Drake emphasizes solidarity between countries
ALGIERS - Algeria has officially contacted the General Secretary of the Arab Maghreb Union (AMU) to convene "within shortened deadlines" a meeting of the Union's Foreign Affairs Ministers Council, the Foreign Ministry said Thursday in a communiqué.
"Algeria has officially contacted the Secretary-General of the Arab Maghreb Union, to convene within the shortest deadlines a meeting of Council of Foreign Ministers of AMU," the statement says adding that "the request was communicated to the Foreign Ministers of the member States of the Union.".
This initiative "is in line with the intimate conviction and many times expressed by Algeria of the need to revive the building of the Maghreb and the reactivation of its bodies," said the source.
Des informations sur certains services en ligne mis à la dispositions des usagers sont détaillées sur les liens suivants:
ALGIERS - The 2nd International Conference of African NGOs, members of the United Nations Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC), will take place in Algiers from Monday 19th to Wednesday 21st november 2018 with the participation of about 300 representatives of 30 African countries who will discuss the migration crisis in Africa. the Conference is under the theme :"Engage Africa in the face of the migration crisis".
read more: Algiers Conference sets framework of fight against illegal migration


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Implementing Windows 10 Player
This section describes configuring AEM Screens Windows 10 player. It provides information of the configuration file and the options available and recommendations as to which settings to use for development and testing.
Installing Windows Player
To implement Windows Player for AEM Screens, please install Windows Player for AEM Screens.
Visit the AEM 6.5 Player Downloads page.
There is no window mode in Windows player. It is always full screen mode.
Setting up Environment for AEM Screens 6.5.5 Service Pack
You must set up an environment for Windows player if you are using AEM Screens 6.5.5 Service Pack.
Set the SameSite attribute for the login-token cookies from Lax to None from Adobe Experience Manager Web Console Configuration on all AEM author and publish instances.
Follow the steps below:
- Navigate to Adobe Experience Manager Web Console Configuration using http://localhost:4502/system/console/configMgr .
- Search for Adobe Granite Token Authentication Handler .
- Set the SameSite attribute for the login-token cookies from Lax to None .
- Click Save .
Ad-Hoc method
The Ad-Hoc method allows you to install the latest Windows Player ( .exe ). Visit AEM 6.5 Player Downloads page.
Once you download the application, follow the steps on the player to complete the ad-hoc installation:
- Long-press on the top left corner to open the admin panel.
- Navigate to Configuration from the left action menu and enter the location (address) of the AEM instance you wish to connect to and click Save .
- Navigate to the Device Registration link from the left action menu to check the status of the device registration process.
If the State is REGISTERED , you will notice the Device id field will be populated.
If the State is UNREGISTERED , you can use the Token to register the device.
Bulk Server Configuration: Registering multiple Windows 10 Players with one Configuration
Once you have installed the Windows player, you can register multiple players with one configuration.
Bulk Registration of Windows Player
When implementing the windows player you need not manually configure every single player. Instead, you can update the configuration JSON file after it is tested and is ready for deployment.
The configuration will make sure that all players ping the same server provided in the configuration file. You still must manually register each player.
Follow the steps below to configure the Windows 10 Player:
- Install Windows Player.
- Find the configuration file under %appdata%\com.adobe.aem.screens.player\config.json .
- Update the configuration JSON using the information below and then copy the same folder to all the systems where the player resides.
Policy Attributes
The following table summarizes the policy attributes with an example policy JSON for reference:
Policy Name
The URL to the Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) server.
The resolution of the device.
The schedule to reboot the player.
Enable the Admin UI to configure the device on site. Set to false once it is fully configured and in production.
Enable the channel switcher UI for users to switch channels on device. Consider setting to false once it is fully configured and in production.
Enable to show progress of activities such as download and sync. Enable for troubleshooting and disable once it is fully configured and in production.
Example policy JSON file
{ "server": "https://localhost:4502", "resolution": "auto", "rebootSchedule": "at 4:00 am", "enableAdminUI": false, "enableOSD": false, "enableActivityUI": false }
Enabling Kiosk Mode
When you are deploying the Windows player, it is important to enable a Kiosk mode so that other applications or the taskbar does not appear on the Windows desktop.
Adobe recommends a device management solution to enable Kiosk for Windows. Follow the steps below, if you do not have a device management solution to enable Kiosk mode. This method uses the Shell Launcher feature available in Windows 10 enterprise and Edu. Any other Microsoft recommended means for non-UWP apps can also be applied to enable Kiosk especially on other editions of Windows.
Follow the steps below to enable Kiosk mode:
Before you follow the steps below, ensure that you use Windows 10 Enterprise or Education.
- Enable Shell Launcher.Refer to section Configure Shell Launcher in Shell Launcher page by Microsoft Windows support for additional information.
- Create a non-administrative user (if you already do not have one) to be used for Kiosk. This can be a local or domain user.
- Install the windows player for that Kiosk user from AEM Screens Player Downloads page.
- Refer to Use Shell Launcher to create a Windows 10 kiosk to modify your PowerShell script for more information.Modify the PowerShell script to replace the username with the one you created. Ensure the path to the application executable is correct. This will set the custom shell as the windows player application for the kiosk user and set the default as explorer.exe for other users.
- Run the PowerShell script as an administrator.
- Reboot and login as the Kiosk user and the player application should start right up.
If you get a black screen when you login as the Kiosk user it means that you may have incorrectly specified the path to the windows player executable. Log back in as the administrator and verify and re-run the script.
The default installation path for Windows player is:
C:\Users\<your user>\AppData\Local\Programs\@aem-screensscreens-player-electron\AEM Screens Player.exe
The sample script in the links will enable and disable the custom shell. Hence you may need to split the script into two and enable/disable the below applicable lines:
In some windows environments the PowerShell scripts maybe restricted by policy (especially unsigned scripts). To run your script you may need to temporarily disable and re-enable this restriction to run the script. Open a PowerShell window and use these commands.
set-executionpolicy unrestricted - to temporarily remove restrictions
set-executionpolicy restricted - to re-enable restriction after running the script
# Remove the new custom shells. $ShellLauncherClass.RemoveCustomShell($Admins_SID) $ShellLauncherClass.RemoveCustomShell($Cashier_SID)


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Appeal for help with charity swim
PUBLISHED: 12:31 28 April 2014 | UPDATED: 12:31 28 April 2014
Topsham charity the Estuary League of Friends is appealing for volunteers to help out with its annual charity swim across the River Exe.
The Topsham to Turf swim is being held this year on August 2, with more than 100 swimmers expected to take part.
To help them complete the one-and-a-half mile challenge, volunteer kayakers are required to patrol the route, steering the swimmers in the right direction and guiding them to safety if they have difficulties.
Charity chief executive Rachel Gilpin said: "The swimmers are fantastic but it's the kayakers who are the quiet heroes, giving up their time for free and being the key people who make the swim happen.
"It's a serious responsibility but it's done in a real party atmosphere. The kayakers wear coloured wigs to make sure them can be spotted quickly by swimmers in the water."
As well as appealing for kayakers, there are still places left for swimmers to sign up.
Rachel said: "It's our largest single fund-raising event of the year so we're obviously keen for the maximum number of swimmers to join in.
"It's a perfect day out for amateurs or for serious swimmers who have a rare chance to compete in an estuary event."
Full details of how to join the event are on the charity's website www.estuary-league-of-friends.co.uk, and can also be found in the charity's two Topsham shops.
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Faint spirit evolves into robust rye spices with rich butterscotch, hints of dry grain, and ripe dark fruits. Very flavourful and mouth-filling with sizzling pepper, fleshy dark fruits and lime peel. Spicy Rye.
Simple and straight forward Canadian rye whisky with sweet baking spices, butterscotch, dry grain, and dark fruit. An initial wisp of spirit quickly develops rich aromas of sweet caramel, typical Canadian rye spices, and a broad ripe fruitiness.
Sweet, peppery, rich and mouth-filling. This is a big flavourful though not overly complex whisky. The creamy caramel holds steady throughout while hot pepper, ripples of clean oak – and in the background sweet dark fruit including prunes and dried currants – provide substance and body. It is loaded with sweet baking spices, including cinnamon, nutmeg and throbbingly hot ginger, with a wonderfully peppery burn. Round and mouth-filling, its strength is in its straightforward simplicity.
Longish. Clean but sweet on the finish with dry linen, hints of oak, bitter lemon rind, and pleasingly tingly spices.


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IChing Blows my Mind! So Accurate, but How?
I never in a million years thought the I Ching was going to help me – I thought it was going to be a bit of fun – but I can't believe how much it has helped me. How is it so accurate?
Re: what I promised in the video… I got distracted.. but stay tuned, I'm sure I'll get around to it, I just got to work up the courage to share these deeper messages to those who may not understand.
Original (Longer) Version: I Ching – Logically it shouldn't work but for some reason it does.


text: Mergers and Acquisitions Oh My! Joseph Foran 5 MonthsDuration 500Users 1000Devices $100000Budget 8000 GBData Even small acquisitions are difficult when it's healthcare - Continuum acquired a mental health services clinic to add to our portfolio of programs and needed to integrate. New Haven, Connecticut, United States Team Members Tagged MSPs Categories Networking Security Software Databases Programming & Development Internet Connectivity & Telecom Hardware Mobile Computing Cloud Computing & SaaS Data Storage, Backup & Recovery Virtualization Email Adding the dozen users to the existing network sounds easy... but there were many details to take care of. First, there was their on-premises email system which was in the process of being moved to Office 365. Then, there was the EHR application they used that could not interface with our own. Add in their Active Directory environment, VPNs to various state agencies, a lack of imaging / computer build consistency, and we had a long project to undertake. We started with the low-hanging fruit - We converted them from Logmein to our TeamViewer. Next we set about changing their IP scheme to a new subnet that didn't conflict with ours. This let us create a VPN tunnel between sites. That in turn let us create a trust relationship to their domain. With those changes we now had the ability to remotely manage things. After that, we focused on getting a standard build designed for them, and imported their software into our PDQ Deploy library for pushes. We added a WSUS server on-site to manage updates, and configured GPOs in their domain. Next on the docket was waiting for their MSP to finish the email migration, then move it over to our control. With that done, we moved their domain to our management with the help of Microsoft Support. With a trust relationship in place, and ADFS working we were able to move on to the next subject: Encryption. They were using Symantec on their systems. We use Bitlocker. We moved their systems over to Bitlocker with minimal issues. Mail encryption was likewise easy to move to our platform, as Office365 makes it easy. Decrypting and re-encrypting the loads of USB drives in use, on the other hand, took several weeks. While the project is now complete, we are still waiting on custom connectors to allow our EHR applications to talk to one another. Of all the tasks, this has proven the hardest to manage and most costly, and is deserving of a project of it's own. In the end, their offices now operate like any other office in our company, able to access resources and share information through our Office365 tools, particularly SharePoint. Technology Used2


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The New York Fashion week did offer a faschinating overview of the Hottest 2018 Trends for women´s shoes. Many of the shoes presented during the week had innovative designs that are not always very practical. In any case, the NYC Fashion week inspired us to take a look on a few fashionable new arrivals already waiting for you at shoe shops. Here are a few fashionable pairs matching the self-confidence of American women.
Faux Suede and Faux Pearl Heels
Textured Faux Patent Leather Combat Boots
Shell 1 & Lining 1: 100% polyurethane. Shell 2: 100% rubber. Lining 2: 100% polyester. Heel height: 4″
Rocket – Yellow Lea Joe´s Jeans
Get read for a fashion liftoff in the Rocket. Joe's Jeans presents a yellow leather silhouette with peg closure and mesh detailing. This single sole is completed by a 4 1/2 inch stiletto heel. Leather Upper.
Open-Heel Faux Suede Boots
A fashionable pair of faux suede boots featuring a peep toe, open-heel design, a side pull-ring zipper closure, and stacked heel. Thanks to the wide heel and ankle wrap support these boots stay in place. Thus, they are a great choice for active American women.
Lining: 83% nylon, 17% spandex. Outsole 1: 100% nylon. Outsole 2: 100% rubber. Heel height: 4.25″
Jasmint – Americana Blue Suede Jessica Simpson
Light the fashion fire in the Jasmint. This lavish Jessica Simpson style features a soft bright blue suede covering a 1 1/2 inch platform. A 5 inch stiletto heel delivers height for this confident pump. Leather Upper.
Careyy – Gunmetal Liquid Jessica Simpson
Carry this look from holiday season to spring and summer. The Careyy by Jessica Simpson is completely versatile with it's flashy pewter upper and sleek cut outs. Last but not least is a zipper in the back and 4 inch stiletto heel.
Tez – Royal Blue Privileged
Take a fashion trip in the racy Tez. This Privileged pump is made with a soft blue synthetic leather, pointed toe and 4 1/2 inch heel. Multiple elastic straps trace up the vamp to the lace up ankle cuff. After finding your perfect fit, the zipper in the back makes this style easy to slip into.
Eroreni – Black Snake Emb Kate Ferguson
There is no error while strutting in the Eroreni. This eye-catcher by Kate Ferguson features a black snake embossed upper with leather straps and detailing. A zipper in the front adds edge while a leg lengthening 5 1/2 inch heel and 1 1/2 inch platform completes the look. Leather Upper.


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On Friday, April 6 the Plumb Memorial Library will open at 10 a.m.
Library Mid-Day Closure: On Thursday, April 19, both libraries will be temporarily closed from 12 p.m. – 2 p.m.
Plumb Memorial Library hours: 9 a.m. – 12 p.m., 2: p.m. – 8:30 p.m.
Huntington Branch Library hours: 10 a.m. – 12 p.m., 2 p.m. – 8 p.m.
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Danielle's All Ages Storytime – On Thursdays, April 5 & 12 at 11:30 a.m., join Danielle as she engages children of all ages with this drop-in storybook session.
Spanish with Sandra – On Thursday, April 5 at 5 p.m., children and their caregivers learn Spanish through songs, games, stories, and other fun activities. Sessions run for an entire month.
Show-and- Tell Stories – On Fridays, April 6 & 13 at 10:30 a.m. & 11 a.m., join Ms. Marissa for stories and songs. Plus, bring along a show-and- tell item. All ages are welcome at the 10:30 a.m. session. The 11 a.m. session is for ages three & up only and includes a bonus craft or game before the stories.
First Friday Book Discussion – On Friday, April 6 at 1 p.m., We Are Water by Wally Lamb will be discussed today while enjoying light refreshments. This novel captures the essence of human experience in unforgettable characters struggling to find hope and redemption in the aftermath of trauma and loss. A Painted House by John Grisham will be the May reading selection. Books are available at the Huntington Branch Library.
Mother/Daughter Tea Party. – On Monday, April 9 at 5:15 p.m., girls, ages 3-9, and the special women in their lives can listen to a story, make a craft, and enjoy iced tea and snacks. Attendees are encouraged to dress in fancy clothes and bring a tea cup.
Bouncing Babies & Jumping Beans. – On Tuesdays, April 10 & 17 at 10:30 a.m. & 11 a.m., Snuggly wee ones and energetic toddlers can join Ms. Marissa for a story, songs, and fun with scarves, maracas, or the parachute- plus bubbles.
Shelton Reading Circle – On Tuesday, April 10 at 6:30 p.m., this book discussion group is sponsored by the Shelton Historical Society. This group was originally founded in 1894 and use to meet in members' homes to actually read novels aloud while doing charity work for community causes. Ellen Kolesk is the facilitator and can be reached at: 203-925- 1803.
Toddler Movement – On Wednesday, April 11 & 18 at 11 a.m., Miss Robin provides a fun, active musical program for children ages 2 ½ - 4 and caregivers. Sessions run for an entire month.
Air Traffic Control Tower Tour (Waterbury-Oxford Airport) – On Wednesday, April 11 at 1 p.m., patrons, of all ages, are invited to meet Ms. Marissa at the Waterbury-Oxford Airport for a visit to the air traffic control tower. Plus, learn about the Civil Air Patrol and see a small plane up close. Register began March 28.
Plumb Memorial Library
Alphabits – On Thursdays, April 5 & 12 at 10:30 a.m., a drop-in story time geared toward kids and their caregivers. Join Miss Maura for a skill-based story time with a story plus hands-on centers and music fun. No program on April 19.
Life is Art – On Thursday, April 5 & 12 at 6 p.m. join Miss Ronda for fun and different creative projects each week. Learn new techniques and express your inner artist.
Tai Chi for Adults – On Friday, April 6 at 9 a.m., Plumb Memorial Library will be offering a special four-week series of Tai Chi workshops for adults, that began on Feb. 9 . Each class begins and ends with a series of warm up and cool down exercises. There is no prerequisite to participate, no equipment is necessary and participants may do this seated if they feel more comfortable. This class is free and open to the public. Registration is required. Sign up once for all sessions. Call the library at 203-924- 1580, or visit sheltonlibrarysystem.org to sign up.
Story Time Yoga for Kids – On Saturday, April 7 at 10 a.m., join Miss Kathleen as she teaches the art of yoga through exciting storytelling. This program is geared toward kids ages 3-7. This will be a series of classes: April 7 & 21. Register online or call 203-924- 9461. Register once and you will be signed up for all sessions.
Teen Volunteer Orientation – On Saturday, April 7 at 10 a.m., new teen volunteers are required to join Mr. Adam as he gives this seminar about volunteering at the library. This orientation counts for two volunteer hours. Meeting will be held in the Teen Room.
Afternoon Tea with Friends & Meeting – On Saturday, April 7 at 2 p.m., join the Friends of the Shelton Libraries (FOTSL) with some afternoon tea and join in on the meeting. Open to the public.
MS Support Group – On Monday, April 9 at 2 p.m., regional self-led group discusses topics of interest and shares information, new members welcome; meets in ground floor handicapped accessible meeting room off parking lot.
SWCAPA – On Monday, April 9 at 7 p.m., South West chapter of CT Authors and Publishers Association offers speakers and support, new members welcome.
Fun for Little Ones – On Tuesdays, April 10 & 17 at 10:30 a.m., a drop-in story time geared toward kids and their caregivers. Join Mrs. Fritsch for stories, songs, activities and a special theme related craft, siblings always welcome.
Knit – On Tuesdays, April 10 & 17 at 6 p.m., adult fiber fans meet to knit, crochet and chat, lots of support and fellowship in this drop in group, stop in and bring a friend. Group meets in the beautiful and historic Reading Room.
Movie & Pizza: Ferdinand – On Wednesday, April 11 at 4 p.m., come and enjoy a movie: "Ferdinand" and some free pizza too. All ages welcome to register. Registration Required.
Tai Chi for Adults: Extra Edition – On Thursday, April 12 at 9 a.m., Plumb Memorial Library is offering Tai Chi workshops for adults. This is a new set of classes and dates. Each class will begin and end with a series of warm up and cool down exercises. There is no prerequisite to participate, no equipment is necessary and participants may do this seated if they feel more comfortable. Free and open to the public. Registration for the four-week session is required. Call the library at 203-924- 1580, or visit sheltonlibrarysystem.org to sign up.
Safe Sitter Class – On Friday, April 13 at 11 a.m., join Ms. Dee Kopec, of Shelton Youth Services Bureau, for this seminar about safe babysitting practices. The course is for 11-14 year olds and costs $25 which covers their workbook and other supplies. The class runs from 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. For more information or to register contact Dee Kopec at The Shelton Youth Service Bureau at 203-924- 7614 or at email@example.com. This date is filled. However, if interested, additional dates are Friday, July 13 @ 10 a.m. – 4 p.m., or Wednesday, Aug. 15 @ 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.. Call to register for either date. Both meeting dates will be held at Plumb Memorial Library.
Spring Time BINGO – On Saturday, April 14 at 1 p.m., celebrate spring through the classic game of B-I- N-G- O. Instead of B1 or N20 we will call Tulips or Ladybugs. All ages welcome to register. Registration Required.
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Former DoE Employee Tells Truth About Green Fuel & Plasma Battery Technology Censors
Just wanted you all to know that the government folks in D.C. are not our friends. I just found this confessions of sorts at a science forum at the below link. I cut and pasted it here to share and look what he says about the old Earthguard Biofuel that was invented by Charlie Cantrell...
"I have come here for just one visit and just one purpose. To tell my story and share it with the world... What the people say about energy technology suppression at this link is true http://open.salon.com/blog/green_ene...ddicted_to_oil
A former colleague at the DoE sent me this link a few months ago http://peakoil.com/alternative-energ...ing-regularly/ and then this one yesterday http://www.greenoptions.com/t/4205/s...nce#post_17430 This motivated me to write the following about something that I experienced in 2010. I chose this way of disclosure because I think it is the safest for my family and I. Like Tom Valone, the whistle blower from the U.S. Patent Office, I also worked for the federal government for over 42 months before I resigned (I found a better paying job with a private consulting firm). I worked for the Department of Energy at OSTI. If you don't know about OSTI visit www.osti.gov. I was one of seven GS-5 and GS-7s that gathered, categorized, edited and posted program data and energy R&D, in the public database.
To be brief, in early September of 2010 our group manager called an unscheduled meeting of all the "newbies" (anyone with 2 years or less with DoE) including myself, and we were introduced to a guy in his late 40s who was supposedly "a special US Patent Office liaison". I regret that I cannot recall his name now, but he was 20 pounds overweight with glasses and bald spot. After introducing himself, he handed our team leader a big stack of patent application copies and then remained quiet for the rest of the 30 minute meeting. Our group manager told us that due to "ITAR reclassification policies" we had a priority assignment to search our OSTI database and "tag and refer" any and all topics that contained 5 of any key words or phrases we were given on a sheet of paper. In all there may have been about 80 words/phrases. I can remember some like "free energy", "cold fusion", "plasma energy", "atomic battery", "nuclear battery", "hydroxy", "Hydrogen on demand", etc.
My group leader then instructed our team leader to distribute the stack of patent applications, maybe about 1200 in all to each of us. My share was about 185 or so. We were then told that we would also search our OSTI database for any technologies related or linked to these patents and again "tag and refer" them to an email which I think was email@example.com. I am 90% certain this was the email address. This was the first time that I was ever asked to do such a search of our database, but one of the veteran GS-9s told me that she had done two similar searches in the last ten years. At the time, none of this was a big deal to me just more work to do. It took me almost two full weeks to complete my task. But looking back, this was the only group assignment we ever got without a written memo from either a deputy secretary, deputy director, or group manager. Now after knowing what I do now, I suppose they did not want any written evidence of what they decided to do detour energy technology progress.
But about two weeks before I resigned, I went to happy hour at Fridays with my Group Manager to tell her I would be leaving OSTI and DoE. After a few drinks we started talking about why America was not driving electric cars by the millions. Matter of factly she replied "Because the oil companies and their Washington puppets don't want us to". When I laughed, she said she was serious and referred back the to the OSTI database search we did two months before and told me that was part of a "technology deferment program" which I discovered an hour later really meant "technology suppression." She said the fat guy from the USPTO used to work for Exxon and all he does in monitor technology developments and searches out and then tries to sabotage any new technology that does not require fossil fuels. She said she questioned the Deputy Secretary about this one time at an agency awards banquet, but was told her job was to "follow and enforce DoE policies, and not to question them". She really was fed up with the status quo, but as a single mom with kids she could not afford to lose her GS-12 salary. She even told me that one Group Manager named Mark Martin once mentioned the technology suppression at a staff meeting and his one comment postponed his promotion for two years. I heard he is now a GS-15. She went so far as to say our STIP program was a fraud and only set up to identify new technologies that threatened the oil industry and it was Exxon that "suggested" the program as well as this DoE directive put out way back in 2001 http://www.osti.gov/...-WskSfa/native/
She even told me about a specific company called "Earthguard" that she said was located in Texas in the early1990s that developed the world's best biofuel that cost less than 10 cents a gallon to make. She said "the oil consultants" went nuts trying to shut them down and eventually "got some Saudis to buy-off the inventor." She said Earthguard qualified for some DoE funding assistance but that the DoE top managers concocted one excuse after another to make sure the poor bastard didn't get a dime.
The next morning, I was curious about all she told me, and checked to see what happened to the 20 or so patent applications I had tagged and referred. All but seven of the related postings on the public database were deleted including one related to generating HF, VHF, and EHF radio frequencies faster and cheaper than the HAARP project, about three projects related to plasma energy and plasma battery projects, and news about a working prototype of a engine powered by "hydroxy on demand". Needless to say, I felt sick to be part of this fraud and I was glad the day I left. Now when I see energy inventors dropping dead or vanishing into thin air, I remember the two hours I spent drinking that night at Fridays with my old boss. It is a scary world we live in and I am now absolutely convinced my old boss was right about her puppet theory."
Source: http://www.scienceforums.net/topic/6...p-in-progress/
sounds exciting. but sadly nothing new. anyone remember the "X project" a few years ago. as i understand it, it was a gov. grant program to make a vehicle with something like 75+mpg. there were several that did. one i remember was a fox body mustang. guy claimed 100mpg 450ph. he wouldnt open the hood crack a window, nothing. poor guys prob dead somewhere.
sad thing is high gas prices are big money. people are going to do what they can to keep making money
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Have a listen on my Youtube channel. This one is a darker, more melancholy composition. It centers around searching for answers, looking for the truth, and diving deep into the self to to find them; all the while trying to bridge the chasm between the self and the ones you love. While isolated and surrounded by demons and ghosts all around you, you still reach out, you still try to touch others, and you still try to find confirmation of your own existence. Chaos floods in, but still you try, pain echoes, but still you try. You are persistent. You are on a mission. You must know.
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Over the past few years, Sprint has definitely given itself a facelift and now has excellent pricing plans and some decent handsets. Sadly, things aren't turning around as quickly as Sprint would like since it has been showing some tremendous losses the past few quarters. The fourth quarter, however, shows that Sprint is slowly but surely easing its way to where it wants to be.
Sprint lost a net 148,000 subscribers during the fourth quarter 2009; hefty, but a big improvement over its 545,000 losses from the previous quarter. Pre-paid numbers are still up thanks to Boost Mobile and Virgin Mobile where Sprint picked up 435,000 new customers, but post-paid is where it's at.
While it's not the biggest chunk of progress, Sprint lost $980 million in the fourth quarter which is slightly better than $1.6 billion YoY. Sprint CEO Dan Hesse is keeping a close eye on costs and keeping things tight while looking ahead to the future. "The fourth quarter completion of the Virgin Mobile USA, Inc. and iPCS, Inc., acquisitions, as well as our additional large investment in Clearwire, are important to our future," says Hesse.
For a company that actually has great coverage, excellent data speeds, great plans and nice handsets, I'm pulling for Sprint to do well, or at least a lot better, in 2010.
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Employers must pay these minimum wage rates to all their "workers" – not just those who are employed under a traditional contract of employment as employees but anyone who provides their services personally and who is not running their own business. Recent cases have ruled that those in the so-called "gig" economy who were labelled as "self-employed" by their employers were in fact workers entitled to the minimum wage.
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It is a pleasing design. Collectors who enjoyed the return of the Buffalo nickel on a commemorative, Saint-Gaudens' Liberty on the American Eagle gold bullion coins and A.A. Weinman's Liberty on silver American Eagles should also be pleased with the return of this design.
None of this will probably be on the minds of would-be buyers. Crowding out thoughts of design and history will be the memory that the First Spouse coins for Martha Washington and Abigail Adams sold out their 40,000 mintages in two hours. This will assure that there will be a large audience agonizing whether to buy or not buy.
There is something compelling about sellouts. However, they end. This offering might stay on the market a little longer as order limits get reduced.
When I checked the action on eBay for the sold-out First Spouse coins I found a relative abundance of coins and a fairly dull market.
Slabbed coins, MS-69 or Proof-69 one and all, seem to be trading for about 50 percent more than issue price. This is a nice profit for someone who bought the coins from the Mint and had them slabbed, but not a barn burner.
We don't even know what the issue price will be yet. Will it be higher? Probably. Will it be a lot higher? Probably not.
The other consideration is that the excitement of a first issue is gone. Despite what some have e-mailed to me, I find it hard to believe that there are 20,000 collectors who will consistently spend almost $900 to get the proof and uncirculated versions of the coins and assemble the set that will number around 40. That's $36,000 just at issue price. I don't see it happening. It is simply a question of when the sellouts cease.
Certainly if the Mint raises the mintage totals in 2008, that too will be a contributing factor.
Will the Jefferson First Spouse coin sell out? It is possible, but I would rather plan an exit strategy with these coins than an entry strategy.


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A rose by any other name would sound as sweet, unless it was completely ignorant of all the other kinds of design professionals that really aren't a part of its membership base and didn't really consider if its actualization would really solve any problemsGuest Editorial by Andrew Twigg
Seems that recently the AIGA changed its official name. I'm an AIGA member, but I hadn't noticed this until I looked at Design Observer this morning. I was at first a little surprised, and definitely interested in what this name change could be. But when I clicked on the link to the page on the AIGA site announcing the name change, I can't say I was totally thrilled. Was this for real?
I don't think a name change is necessarily a bad thing. Certainly a name change is useful when the name of an organization fails to communicate what that organization does. And name changes have been used by countless organizations wanting to reinvent themselves (some even for the wrong reasons… think Altria). But when an organization makes a change, shouldn't it really help the organization?
I remember finding out about the AIGA while I was a junior in college. I wasn't in a graphic design program, but I had stumbled upon an issue of Communication Arts over my spring break. As far as I knew then, AIGA was just the name of the organization. I didn't have any idea what the acronym stood for, and I wanted to pronounce it like one would many other acronyms (think laser): so I began referring to the organization as "eye-gah".
This may have been lazy ignorance on my part, but that was soon corrected as I took my first design job where my co-workers and art director debated the merits of joining the organization. Saying "eye-gah" was a hard habit to break (after all, I had been doing it for nearly two years). But I finally got my act together and started saying the name letter-by-letter.
It wasn't until the fall of 2004 that I actually joined the AIGA. And now, around a year later, the AIGA decides it's no longer the "American Institute of Graphic Arts", it's "AIGA, the professional association for design". I didn't notice this in my 11/15 Chicago Chapter newsletter (ok, I didn't read it. I think I was "busy" the day it came.) From the newsletter:
"Our official name has changed from 'American Institute of Graphic Arts' to 'AIGA, the professional association for design'. This change results from continuous recommendations from members over the past decade (and more) in search of a name that reflects the evolution of the profession from its earliest roots in graphic arts. Yet, despite the desire for a name that was more inclusive, there is also a strong interest in retaining the legacy of AIGA. This resolution aims to address both interests. Now it is time for us to move together to give solid equity to the promise of this new identity."
There's more silliness to this name change. From the AIGA website announcment:
"Now it is time for us to move together to give solid equity to the promise of this new identity. IBM, AARP, MCI, ESPN, CSPAN and others have discarded their names and moved to using an acronym because as they grew, their businesses encompassed much more than their names indicated…
"We encourage active members to join many of your colleagues in using the initials 'AIGA' after your name in email signatures, business cards, etc., to show your support of the profession and your commitment to the standards for professional practice."
Can someone please tell me how using the initials will help the cause? I mean, sure, it will help get the AIGA name out there, but that doesn't help anyone understand it. And I love that this decision is justified because IBM, AARP, and others have made the change. Like mom says, if all of your friends jumped off a bridge, would you?
Maybe I'm missing something. I mean, I certainly think there were problems with the name. If you told a random person what the organization was before, there would most likely be some confusion, particularly if all you said was "AIGA" anyway. To have explained what AIGA stood for may have helped to explain the organization, if that person were familiar with graphic design as a concept. But the new name is long. How likely am I to say "AIGA, the professional association for design" when I mention the organization in conversation? And this name change isn't even prominent on the AIGA website. It's just in the page footer!
Additionally, this name seems a bit misleading to me. Is AIGA really trying to be THE professional association for design? What about fashion designers, interior designers, architects, sound designers, set designers, industrial designers, floral designers, software designers, and all those other kinds of designers I can't even think of? What about all of the other organizations that already exist for those kinds of designers (such as the International Interior Design Association - IIDA)? Don't we think they'll get mad when all of their members defect to AIGA?
I have a feeling that this isn't the intention of AIGA. Or maybe it is, but if so, no one is saying so - at least not at this point. Either way, if this is supposed to solve some kind of identity problem or communication issue, I think this needs a revisit. I don't claim to be the genius with the solution, but I'm disappointed that this change seems to lack the clarity and vision I'd expect from what's supposed to be the leading organization for my profession - whatever that profession is. In the meantime, if I mention AIGA, I'll still have some explaining to do.
Andrew Twigg lives in Chicago where he has a design practice and teaches part time. He has been a member of AIGA, the professional association for design since the fall of 2004. He still has to explain the name and what he does to most random encounters.
For other misadventures in rename, visit Salon's "The Name Game"


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Get Spiritualby Kimon de Greef / Images by Malherbe Pelser / 26.08.2013
Church, Long Street, on a Tuesday night. It was a deeply subversive ceremony. We prayed and sang hymns but there was no priest. A black man with dreadlocks moved wickedly beneath the pulpit while a blonde woman howled the blues. A demonic butterfly waved a loudhailer. Someone fell down the stairs. We sat transfixed on wooden benches and when the service was over we drifted like mad moths into the night.
I'm getting ahead of myself. Let me start a month back, when a group called City Soiree launched South Africa's first crowdfunded music event. Three acts — Derek Gripper, Sannie Fox and The Brother Moves On — were on the bill. The Slave Church in Long Street, originally a mission project to guide Cape Colony heathens to Jesus, and now a museum, was the venue. "It can't happen without you," the organizers said, flipping the usual routine of securing a lineup and selling tickets on its head.
Instead, they offered potential guests a wager: the show would only happen if 150 people pledged to attend. What would ordinarily have been a concert became a campaign. Fans started hustling their friends to book tickets. When you put money behind an idea you become an investor. You buy in and commit to the project's success. I wanted to see The Brother Moves On invoke spirits in a slave church, for example, and I wanted to hear Siyabonga, their frontman, reverberate off the walls. So I made a noise about the show and punted it to all my friends—and so did everybody else.
Cape Town is notorious for being fickle when it comes to live music (especially in winter) but the campaign was a blazing success. The target was reached ten days in advance, and a small batch of additional tickets sold out almost immediately.
Cut back to an austere chamber lit by candles. Derek Gripper strode onstage in a blazer and plugged in. He sat with one leg folded over the other and started playing hypnotic Malian blues. For the last few years he has been transposing traditional kora compositions — a West African harp with 21 strings — onto acoustic guitar. He is classically trained and his technique is impeccable. He plays with his eyes closed, singing faint overtones while his fingers fly across the fretboard. Midway through his first song the audience was entranced.
He performed a tribute to Joni Mitchell that broke all the rules of composition but was perfect. He detuned a bass string and bent it back up, and in the ensuing silence someone in the front row gasped. Between songs he stood and bowed. When he finished the room erupted, and with a smile at the edge of his lips he returned to his seat.
Sannie Fox wore a low-cut black dress with long tight sleeves. Her hair was combed out in a mane. She stood straight as a javelin with a Fender at her hip, ice blue eyes locked dead ahead, and belted out dirty rock 'n roll. A young man behind her thumped a four-beat on the cajón, a Peruvian drum box that once underpinned banned slave music in Latin America. (You sit on top of it like a seat. Apparently this enabled players to disguise their instruments and avoid having them confiscated.)
Then Derek Gripper walked back on stage and the three musicians played a sublime cover of an Ali Farka Toure number. The groove shifted and the energy lifted. We were gliding above the desert, drinking water from oases near Timbuktu…
"I'm afraid of the blues and I'm afraid of singing in a slave church," warned Siyabonga Mthembu before the next collaboration. Derek was perched on the sidelines again like a cat. Sannie hammered out a searing riff as Siya took the mic. His voice was deep and ghostly. He began winding his hips, flicking his tongue out, smiling and groaning, and we groaned with him, pained and ecstatic in equal measure, watching a boy from Kempton Park unleash himself in front of the pews.
After a twenty minute break he was back on stage with his band, which I'm convinced is the best in the country. In the last few months I've watched The Brother Moves On destroy a festival stage, a block party and a jazz bar. They are musically superb and have the tightest rhythm section imaginable. Siya is a giant of a performer, able to cut between states of anger and joy and fear at the snap of a hihat, leading audiences to strange places like some insane hybrid between a sangoma and the Pied Piper of Hamelin.
It's been said that writing about music is like dancing about architecture. Writing about The Brother Moves On is much, much worse.
The men were dressed in khaki uniforms and red berets. They introduced themselves as the Eccentric Freedom Front. Throughout their set they returned to the format of a revolutionary meeting, addressing us as Comrades, and everybody laughed because it was hilarious, but it was uncomfortable too because nobody quite knew who the joke was pointing at.
The audience was mostly white. Slaves once sat our seats, imbibing the doctrine of their oppressors. The band was parodying a populist black movement many are genuinely afraid of, and it was hard to tell if the jest concealed cold nuggets of truth. But whenever the trip got too deep Siya would sigh, drop his shoulders and smile, and the tension would dissipate.
"I'd like to thank the elders for coming to watch us," he said. "We don't often get to play for you guys. People think we're a political band but we're not, really … even though we are, really … " and then another five-part vocal harmony started up and we were led off into prayer again, into meditation, into the redemption through music that has accompanied spiritual journeys ever since human consciousness began.
A black butterfly danced down the aisle with a loudhailer. From nowhere a heavy mbaqanga groove dropped and everybody jumped to their feet. Siya had his eyes closed. We were jiving hard. Behind the band an embroidered cloth hung from the pulpit. I'd kept looking up to read it during the show.
"So sê die Here," it said. So says God.
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SHE has become the bookies' runaway favourite to win this year's X Factor – and that's after appearing on just one live show.
Lily Allen, Radio 1 Breakfast Show DJ Nick Grimshaw and superstar Cher are already fans but there's one person Ella Henderson would have loved to sing for – and that's her late grandfather Bill.
He inspired the 16-year-old's own song, Missed, which wowed 10million viewers at her first audition.
Speaking for the first time about their bond, she says: "One day I was on the piano and was feeling very angry and emotional, I was having a down day.
"I started trying to write down lyrics and I got a melody in my head. Then I realised I was using this raw emotion from when I didn't get to say goodbye to my grandad.
"He died in the middle of the night from lung cancer when I was nine. I have a fear of hospitals so I didn't ever want to go and see him in there like that.
"I didn't go to his funeral either because I was so young and I look back on that now with regret.
"The funeral was up in Scotland and I haven't been there to see his gravestone either. Now I am older I need to go up there to say my goodbyes to him.
"I don't want to use missing him as a sympathy vote, it is not that at all. I just want to talk about it, and about using that emotion."
Ella's fame has already hit phenomenal levels around the globe. That first audition has received more than eight million hits on YouTube and incredibly she can boast just under 18 million views for her four performances so far.
She sang a breathtaking version of Cher's Believe at boot camp before breezing through the judges' houses stage and into the live shows. And all this after finishing her GCSEs this summer.
But even though Ella has not referred to her grandad again, he has been, she believes, with her in spirit when she sings.
Getting a little teary, she says: "When I was little I used to stay at my nan and grandad's every Friday night after school. I would go in there and he would be playing these old records on his record player.
"He would prop me up on the side and teach me about songs by Billie Holiday and Ella Fitzgerald, stuff that is not from this era.
"It got drilled into me. He was very music-orientated and wore a bow tie and his hair slicked back like Frank Sinatra. I looked up to him and it rubbed off on me.
"It would be lovely if he could see me now. When I'm performing in the studio, I picture him sat at the back where the light beams on to me. He is someone who whenever I perform I will always think about."
On last weekend's first live show, Ella won huge praise from the judges. Gary Barlow described her version of Take That's Rule The World as "stunning" and "10 times better" than his own.
On Twitter, celebs queued up to support her and there were even comparisons with Adele because of their faultless vocals.
Also like Adele, Ella has been keen to succeed from an early age. Brought up in Tetney, near Grimsby, she has been singing since the age of three and taught herself to play the piano a few years later.
She began to put on shows for her family at Christmas and decided that nothing would stop her becoming a singer at the ripe old age of 11.
"After primary school I turned round to my mum and dad and said, 'I want to do music and there is nothing for that where I live.' I printed an application form off the internet for a performing arts school. They looked at each other and thought 'how the hell are we going to fund this'.
"But I auditioned and I was lucky enough to get a scholarship and it worked out really well.
"It is a boarding school and it has really helped me grow as a person and get my independence."
And now her time at Tring Park School for Performing Arts in Hertfordshire could be at an end. With her GCSEs in the bag (2 A*s, 4 As and 3Bs), education is taking a back seat while she focuses on the show and clinching a record deal.
She has written about 30 songs with eight that she hopes are good enough for an album.
But for the moment there are no Adele-style break-up songs – all that still lies in the future.
"I have never been in a serious relationship and never had a break-up so I can't tug on my heartstrings that way. But whenever I experience a strong emotion in life I definitely have to throw myself into my songwriting. It is very therapeutic."
However, there are rumours of some romance with George Shelley of X Factor's Union J.
The pair reportedly kissed in a game of dare and while Ella will admit they are close, she says there is no love story – yet anyway.
"Me and George are close best friends. We just act like 12-year-olds around each other. Last Friday there were comments about Dan from District Three and I, then George and then yesterday me and Lucy Spraggan so I am waiting for me and Rylan to become an item."
It seems Ella is taking the pressure in her stride – although she admits she sometimes wishes she could leave the contestants' London hotel to go jogging in the countryside to "refresh my brain".
Even the pressure of looking good doesn't faze her. "I look up to Marilyn Monroe and Audrey Hepburn and old styles. You will never see me in a crop top and hot pants – I'm more into dresses."
With that she is whisked away for a choreography session. There is just time for me to ask how she feels about being a hot favourite so early on.
"I don't look at it as a competition," she says calmly. "I just see it as this amazing opportunity. As long as I give the best performance I can give, I know I can't do any more. That is the way I need to approach it."
For now Ella's feet are firmly on the ground.


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Chapter 24: New Regional Policies for Less Developed Areas: The Case of India
Maria Abreu and Maria Savona
Maria Abreu and Maria Savona 24.1 Introduction Regional disparities in growth and income levels present an important challenge for policy-makers in less developed countries, particularly in the context of increasing globalisation (World Bank, 2006). Globalisation heightens regional income disparities since wealthier regions typically have an infrastructure and skills advantage which, on top of wage differentials and less stringent environmental regulation, enables them to attract further domestic and foreign investment. A large number of recent empirical contributions have analysed the extent to which developing countries are able to benefit from trade liberalisation and other economic reform policies. However, only a few of these contributions are devoted to the impact of these policies on regional income disparities.1 This chapter reviews the empirical literature on regional policies in less developed countries, with an illustration based on the case of India. Our review shows that regional policies can complement or counteract the effects of national policies, with the effectiveness of specific regional policies depending on the degree of decentralisation of the policymaking process, the extent of sectoral specialisation across regions and the degree of regional variation in initial endowments in physical and social infrastructure. We analyse this issue further in the context of regional policies pursued by the state governments of India over the period 1988–2001. India implemented national trade liberalisation policies starting in 1991, as part of a wider economic liberalisation strategy. Under the federal system of government in India, states have substantial jurisdiction over public health,...
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