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Oktoberfest in Temecula, CA 2010 -
Mount Palomar Winery holds its 4th annual Oktoberfest celebration featuring:
- Oompah band,
- German music and
- Beer, wine and German food
- Dance, costume and beer stein contests
When: October 9th, from 11a.m. to 5p.m.
Where: 33820 Rancho California Rd., Temecula
More info: 951-676-4047, x. 112.
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Oktoberfests are here!
When I was growing up, Oktoberfest took place in the middle of October. Of course, that was in a small city.
Here in San Diego County, there seems to be a lot of competition between Oktoberfests, and since there are not enough weekends in October, many Oktoberfests now take place in September. That means that we've already had Oktoberfests at Petco Park (9/24), Balboa Park (9/25-26), and Encinitas (9/26). Still to come, however, are these Oktoberfests:
- El Cajon, October 1-3 and 8-10, 1017 S. Mollison Avenue — One of the largest, you can have fun here from 4:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. on Fridays, noon to 10:00 p.m. on Saturdays, and noon to 9:00 p.m. on Sundays. $5 for ages 21 and up; free for military and under age 21.
- La Mesa, October 1-3 in La Mesa Village — Probably East County's oldest Oktoberfest. 11:00 a.m. to 11:30 p.m. on Friday and Saturday and noon to 6:00 p.m. on Sunday. Free.
- Carlsbad, October 2, Holiday Park — Noon to 10:00 p.m. Free.
- Julian, October 9-10, Rabobank Parking Lot at 2031 Main Street — 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Free.
- Ocean Beach, October 9, Ocean Beach Pier, Newport Avenue, and Abbott Street — 10:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. Free, except for the beer gardens ($3 to $15).
- Ramona, October 16-18, Outdoor Community Center at Fifth Street and Aqua Lane — 5:00 pm. to 10:00 p.m. Friday, 10:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. Saturday, and 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Sunday. Free, but parking is $5.
- Safari Park (former the Wild Animal Park), October 17 — 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. at the Hunte Nairobi Pavilion. $39.95 for adults, $17.95 for children ages 3 to 11, plus park admission if you're not a San Diego Zoo member.
- Pacific Beach, October 23, Pacific Beach Woman's Club at 1721 Hornblend Street — Noon to 6:00 p.m. $5 for adults and $3 for children. Proceeds benefit Autism Inclusion.
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Interdisciplinary Center of Gender Studies - West University of Timișoara
- Promoting gender studies as a fundamental discipline in the academic curriculum; in an initial phase, including gender studies among the elective disciplines that are taught to final year students, as well as introducing gender studies as a module in the Master's programme of English and American Studies offered by the English Language and Literature Subdepartment; creating a postgraduate gender studies programme from the academic year 2003-2004 onwards.
- Through its activity, the centre wants to respond to a manifested absence of a theoretical corpus for the feminist discourse, the terms and concepts of a highly intellectual debate, in a social climate in which the early feminist movement in Romania is fragmented and its basic orientation is strictly pragmatic, social activist and especially charitable, without its necessary echo in the area of reflexivity and critical discourse.
- The centre will contribute to the creation of a consistent and efficient network of providing and disseminating specialized information, becoming a link between committed activism and academic feminism. The centre aims to identify all local, regional and national organisations in this field and to create a database for collaboration, resource synergy with the purpose of avoiding the duplication of effort. Relevant information for the centre will be disseminated also via the website we will create and which will also include a forum for debates on subjects of general interest.
- The Centre's activity will focus on specific projects with multi-disciplinary contents that will contribute to raising young people's awareness of gender issues, of the necessity of women's visibility in the public area, of identifying and quickly sanctioning sexist manifestations within the family, at school, at work, in the media, both in the private and public areas of life.
- The Gender Studies centre will undertake the translation of projects and will create critical editions of universal feminist literature.
- The Centre will also be a documentation research centre with a specialized library, including periodicals and a database to allow free access to information.
- Editing a journal in English that will publish specialized research papers (Gender Studies)
- The Centre will organize seminars, conferences, round tables, workshops together with the English Language and Literature Subdepartment, as well as with other Humanities Departments and with the British Library, all of which are meant to promote gender studies.
Prof. univ. dr. PIA BRÎNZEU PhD
Conf. univ. dr. REGHINA DASCĂL - Director ICGS/CISG
Conf. univ. dr. DANA PERCEC - doctoral supervisor in Literature and Gender Studies
Conf. univ. dr. SORINA VOICULESCU
Conf. univ. dr. ADRIAN BASARABĂ
Lect. dr. ABA CARINA PÂRLOG
Lect. dr. ANDREEA ȘERBAN
Lect. dr. DIANA MĂDROANE
Lect. dr. VALENTINA MUREȘAN
As. dr. ANDREEA PELE
As. dr. ROXANA GHIȚĂ
Centrul Interdisciplinar de Studii de Gen
Universitatea de Vest Timisoara
Bv. V. Parvan, nr. 2-4, 300223, Timisoara
Tel/Fax: 0256-493886
e-mail: gender(at)rectorat.uvt.ro
The Interdisciplinary Centre for Regional Studies (CISR)
The study of various types of memorial practices from the perspective in which they integrate a local intercultural tradition and reinvent it, relating it to new frames of reference, is an ideal way of trying to overcome the constraints which the theme of memory is subject to within different disciplines and to explore its links to history, to the theme of identity, the changing mentalities, the reconfiguration of the values that society once regarded as important. Considering memory as a way of refashioning the past and rebuilding identity, approaching it in an interdisciplinary way, valorising and correlating the findings of previous research on the Banat region, the team members involved in this project planned to focus on the following issues:
- the status of memorial practices in relation to other cultural practices (folkloric, literary, historiographical, political)
- the capturing of new social dynamics, types of mentalities and behaviours associated with various memorial practices, and the way they perform identity.
Conf. univ. dr. Smaranda Vultur – directorul proiectului
Prof. Univ. Dr. Adriana Babeti
Lect. dr. Simona Adam
Asist. drd. Daciana Branea
Prof. univ. dr. Pia Branzeu
Conf. univ. dr. Vasile Docea
Lect. univ. dr. Gabriela Glavan
Prof. univ. dr. Otilia Hedesan
Lect. univ. dr. Dana Andreea Percec
Prof. univ. dr. Corneliu Tiberiu Ungureanu
Centre for Francophone Studies DF
a. The fundamental goal of the Centre for Francophone Studies DF is the development of Francophone cultural studies and the promotion of Francophone studies as a specific form of intercultural dialogue in the contemporary world. Research covers all major cultural areas of the Francophone space: Belgium, Canada, Maghreb, Sub-Saharan Africa, the Creole world. In addition to these, there is the study of French culture in relation to the other Francophone cultures. A significant place is given to the studying of Romanian contributions to Francophone studies: Romanian authors that have written in French, translations as a form of intercultural dialogue, etc.
b. Specific objectives of research refer to:
1. Publication of research volumes about the Francophone cultures in the modern/postmodern era.
2. Publication of research volumes aiming to make Romania well-known in the Francophone world and to highlight its contribution to the Francophone intercultural dialogue.
3. Periodical publication (one issue per year) of the journal DIALOGUES FRANCOPHONES that came out until now as follows:
- no.1/1995- with contributions from Romania, France, USA
- no.2/ 1996- with contributions from Romania, France, Belgium, Canada
- no.3/1997- with contributions from Romania, France, Luxembourg, Bulgaria, Spain, Senegal
- no.4/ 1998- with contributions from Romania, USA, Senegal, Italy, France - no.5-6/ 1999-2000- with contributions from Romania, France, USA, Poland, Belgium, Italy
- no.7/2001- with contributions from Romania, USA, Poland, France
- no.8/2002- with contributions from Romania, Austria, Italy, France, Spain, USA, Canada, Senegal
The journal is officially accredited by the Romanian publication authority CNCSIS and it has been highly appreciated by French researchers, being requested by French universities and associations from Europe, Canada, USA, Africa.
4. Presentation of papers at scientific sessions, conferences, symposia of the associations that collaborate with the Centre: CIEF (Conseil International d'Études Francophones), AIEQ (Association Internationale d'Études Québécoises), AEFECO (Association des Études Francophones d'Europe Centrale et Orientale), Central European Association for Canadian Studies, CEL (Conseil Européen des Langues).
5. Development of a translation programme for scientific and literary French books in Romanian publishing houses.
6. Development of a research and teaching programme of Francophone studies by means of new communication technologies.
7. Establishment of a programme of teaching French language, literature and civilisation from the perspective of Francophone and interdiciplinary studies
Founder: Margareta GYURCSIK
Centre director: Georgiana I. BADEA
Andreea GHEORGHIU, DF Editor-in-Chief Vice Editor
Ileana Neli EIBEN
Centrul de Studii Francofone DF
Universitatea de Vest Timisoara
Bv. V. Parvan, nr. 2-4, 300223, Timisoara
Tel/Fax: 0256-493886
e-mail: ceftim(at)rectorat.uvt.ro
Centre of History and Arheology Studies "Constantin Daicoviciu" Timișoara
The domains of activity are:
a. Archaeology
b. History
c. Anthropology
Centre infrastructure:
The Centre of History and Archaeology Studies is made up of members of the History Subdepartment, young doctoral students, MA and BA students.
a. Promoting and supporting both materially and morally the in-depth study of Banat history in a national and European context.
b. Promoting the activities of outstanding personalities from Romania and Banat, through various studies and monographs.
c. Supporting the development of scientific research within this Centre of Excellence, by promoting young members, doctoral and master's degree students, in order to obtain research grants with a view to professional development.
d. The Centre of Excellence is meant to ensure a vivid scientific dialogue between local history researchers and national and European ones.
e. The Centre of Excellence aims to promote scientific research through its own publication: B.H.A.U.T. Bibliotheca Historica et Archaeologica Universitatis Timisiensis and the electronic journal ArheoVest.
f. On the occasion of anniversaries of historical events or personalities, the Centre of Excellence will organize thematic scientific manifestations in domains such as history, archaeology, history of art, etc.
g. The Centre of Excellence proposes common, interdisciplinary research activities with the departments of Anthropology, Sociology and Geography within the West University of Timişoara.
Emeritus Professor Doina Benea
Reader PhD Mihaela Vlăsceanu
Reader PhD Vasile Rămneanțu
Reader PhD Remus Feraru
Senior Lecturer PhD Simona Regep
Senior Lecturer PhD Mariana Balaci
Senior Lecturer PhD Nicolae Hurduzeu
Senior Lecturer PhD Atalia Onițiu
Junior Lecturer PhD Adrian Cîntar
Junior Lecturer PhD Sînziana Preda
PhD Cătălin Balaci
PhD Victor Bunoiu
PhD Paul Dinulescu
PhD Florin Golban
PhD Maria Hadiji
PhD Cosmin Matei
PhD Bogdan Muscalu
PhD Octavian Rogozea
PhD Călin Timoc
PhD Oana Tutilă
Dan Vlase
ISTTRAROM Research workgroup in Translation and History of Romanian Translations
The main objective of the research workgroup ISTTRAROM–TRANSLATIONES is to establish the connection between translation theories, the practice and tradition of translations, in such a way that some of the translation schema becomes more flexible.
ISTTRAROM aspires to contribute to the creation of a proper environment for exchanging information and to the growth of translation and translatology experiences.
Through its programmes ISTTRAROM–TRANSLATIONES pursues:
A) The research of specific themes of contemporary translatology concerning the diachronic and synchronic aspects of literary translations.
B) The study of translation as a form of cultural transfer.
C) The organization of seminars, conferences, research projects, book launches.
D) The publication of research findings.
E) The publication of group translations conducted by the students of the Specialized translation MA programme, coordinated by professors of the West University of Timişoara.
Centre director: Georgiana I. BADEA
Members with publications:
Andreaa GHEORGHIU
Nadia OBROCEA
Ilinca ŢĂRANU
Raluca VÎLCEANU
Viorica BĂLTEANU
Beatrice MARINA
Ilona BALAZS
Diana ANDREI
Neli EIBEN
Diana MOTOC
Raluca RADAC-BACIU
Mata ANDREICI
Daniela GHELTOFAN
Karla LUPSAN
Eugenia ARJOCA IEREMIA
Daniel PANTALEONI
Maria TENCHEA
Iulia COSMA
Loredana PUNGA
Dana CRACIUN
Luminita VLEJA
Ramona MALITA-TANC
Mariana PITAR
Adina TIHU
Bianca CONSTANTINESCU-STOENESCU
Lucia UDRESCU
Vali MURESAN
Coralia TELEA (HANDREA)
Diana ANDREI
Diana BOCA
Ruxandra FILIP
Cristina GEORGESCU
Ioana GIURGINCA
Doina HEBEDEAN
Adina POPA
Diana VOINESCU
Diana BOCA
Alina BÎRDEANU
Roxana BUCUR
Andreea Natalia CIOLACU
Adina HORNOIU
Florina MĂNEŢOIU
Mircea MOŞNEANU
Alina PELEA
Anne PODA
Diana ROTARU
Simona TOMESCU
Nicoleta ZBĂGAN
Cristina GEORGESCU
Adina POPA
Diana VOINESCU
Viviana COTUŢ
Diana GABOR
Raluca MĂDĂRAS
Andrea SISAK
Ariana-Maria MIHUŢ
Minodora GIURGIU
Alexandra SOFRONESCU
Adriana TAMBA
Ecaterina CUCU
Institute of German Culture and History of South-Eastern Europe (Dictionary of German dialects in Banat)
International Shakespeare Centre - West University of Timișoara
The conferences and panels organized by the Centre will focus on the revival of the Shakespearean works in the twenty-first century from the viewpoints of various research fields.
The Centre's mission is to bring together scholars and students from a wide range of research fields, united by a keen interest in Shakespearean works, with a view to discussing, analyzing, reviewing and putting forward new ideas that would contribute to the presentation, reception and understanding of Shakespeare in a contemporary globalized world as well as in Central and South-Eastern Europe.
The conferences and panels organized by the Centre will focus on the revival of the Shakespearean works in the twenty-first century from the viewpoints of various research fields.
Organizing Committee:
PhD Hortensia Pârlog
PhD Pia Brînzeu
PhD Dana Chetrinescu Percec
PhD Loredana Frăţilă
PhD Andreea Şerban
Honorary members:
Ton Hoenselaars (Utrecht University)
Krystyna Kujawinska-Courtney (University of Łódź)
Martin Procházka (University of Prague)
Győrgy Szőnyi (University of Szeged)
Rowland Wymer (University of Cambridge)
Centre for Advanced Historical Research (CCAI)
- Initiating and promoting scientific research projects
- Developing a high standard for scientific researches in the field of history
- International exchanges of experience
- Publishing studies and scientific articles in Romanian and other international languages in journals and books
- Organizing conferences, seminars, symposia at national and international level
- Providing courses for doctoral training in the fields of history and conceptual history
- Guiding students in writing their master's dissertations, doctoral theses and postdoctoral projects
- Book launches
Centrul de Cercetări Avansate în Istorie (CCAI)
Contact: Prof. dr. Victor
Neumann (victor.neumann(at)e-uvt.ro)
Blvd. Vasile Pârvan, nr. 4, 300223, Timișoara
Tel: 0256-592356, E-mail: istorie.conceptuala(at)yahoo.com
Centre for Romance Studies in Timişoara (CSRT)
- The strategic priority of the centre is the scientific research activity and advanced university creation, which represents the basis of higher education (cf. Art.1.3 from Regulamentul Cercetării Ştiinţifice şi Creaţiei Universitare developed under the provisions of National Education Law no. 1/2011, OG 57 / 2002 (amended and completed through OG 6 / 2011) concerning scientific research and technological development, of Law no. 319 from 8 July 2003 concerning the status of research-development-innovation personnel and the university Charter.
- Capitalizing on the teaching and research potential of the master's programme on Cultural and Linguistic Romance Studies: Latin, French, Italian, Spanish offered by FLHT within WUT
- The CSRT activity, closely related to supporting the educational mission of the university, focuses on specific projects with multidisciplinary, trans- and interdisciplinary contents that contribute to raising young people's awareness of the importance of supporting research activities in the school environment and specialised student circles in Timişoara
- Organizing training courses, seminars, round-tables, conferences, debates and book launches, along with other awareness-raising activities of the general public or university staff
- Providing consulting and counselling services for people interested in Romance studies and related fields
- Developing its own cultural and scientific programmes in partnership with other specialised institutes from the country and from abroad.
Emeritus Professor Ileana Oancea, honorary president
Senior Lecturer PhD Mirela Boncea
Reader PhD Mirela Ioana Borchin
Senior Lecturer PhD Emina Căpălnăşan
Reader PhD Remus Feraru
Reader PhD Ramona Maliţa-Tanc, vice president
Reader PhD Mariana Pitar
Muzeograf dr. Călin Timoc
Reader PhD Luminiţa Vleja, president
Senior Lecturer PhD Simona Regep
Reader PhD Valy Ceia
Senior Lecturer PhD Nadia Obrocea
Junior Lecturer Ioana Marcu
Portuguese Lecturer (International lecturer Camões Institute) PhD Student Iolanda Vasile
PhD Student Roxana Maria Creţu
MA Student Florin Gherheş
1. CSRT sprijină manifestarea ştiinţifică internaţională Comunicare şi Cultură în Romània Europeană (CICCRE):
2. Împreună cu parteneri ca Ambasada Spaniei la Bucureşti, Ambasada Portugaliei la Bucureşti, Consulatul onorific al Spaniei la Timișoara, Consulatului onorific al Italiei la Timișoara, Institutul Cultural Francez, Sindicatul "Universitas Timisiensis" etc. promovează şi susţine financiar publicaţia anuală Quaestiones Romanicae şi încurajează schimbul de carte şi de idei cu alte centre de cercetare de profil;
3. Cultivarea unui modus vivendi în rândul tinerilor prin dezvoltarea abilităţii de a lucra în echipă şi de a gestiona munca de voluntariat, având în vedere strategiile şi direcţiile prioritare la nivel regional, naţional şi internaţional, precum şi strategia la nivel instituţional, punând accentul pe domeniul de cercetare (în principal, dezvoltarea cunoaşterii lumii romanice).


text: Charlie Sheen's 6 Most Bizarre Statements About Getting Fired 7:09 AM PST 3/8/2011 by Lindsay Powers FACEBOOK TWITTER EMAIL ME Kevork Djansezian/Getty Images The actor began rehab in late January. From declaring "the beast is alive" to being "free at last," a recap of the actor's response to getting the axe from "Two and a Half Men." Charlie Sheen reacted to getting fired from Two and a Half Men by Warner Bros. with a number of bizarre statements, including: - An interview with TMZ.com after he climbed on the roof of Live Nation and waved around a machete and drank from a bottle labeled "Tiger Blood." When asked if he was excited about being released from his Two and a Half Men contract, he said, "Let me just say, free at last, free at last." His next plan: "I ain't gonna go to f---ing Disneyland, I'll tell you that much." - A statement to NBC's Jeff Rossen: "I didn't like that show anyway or those dumb bowling shirts they made me wear. Now I'm free." - Another 'Sheen's Korner' episode, in which he smoked a cigarette from his nose and drank: "We are in the middle of a movement here, an odyssey of epic proportions… My goal is the best one in the room, and people are starting to realize that. My plan is gold, theirs is s--t. And with my plan you're going to win, win, win." - An interview with Access Hollywood's Billy Bush in which he claimed he was notified of being fired via text message: "I got a text or something. Here's another thing -- these guys are such yellow cockroaches that they didn't even have the decency to call me. I put 5 bill[ion] in their cheap suit pockets and another half a bil' in what's-his-cheese's pockets and this is the f***ing respect I get?It's just deplorable and they should be ashamed of themselves!" - A statement to TMZ: "This is very good news. They continue to be in breach, like so many whales. It is a big day of gladness at the Sober Valley Lodge because now I can take all of the bazillions, never have to look at whatshiscock again and I never have to put on those silly shirts for as long as this warlock exists in the terrestrial dimension." - A text to People.com: "Put yourself in my shoes for one warlock nanosecond. At some point there is nothing to say. Only war to wage … The winds are howling tonight. The gods are hungry. The beast is alive. And awake. And deadly." FACEBOOK TWITTER EMAIL ME Lindsay Powers firstname.lastname@example.com @thr


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Happy birthday Gwen! Our third daughter arrived on December 2, 2008 at 7:13 p.m., weighing 6 pounds 15 ounces. Thanks to the staff at New York Methodist Hospital, and our friend Jess, the midwife we wish we'd hired.
Everyone is doing very well. If you want to reach Gwen, she can be reached via email.
Dear Gwen,
You are so lucky to be entering this wonderful and loving family. Two amazing parents who adore you, and two incredible sisters who will be your lifelong friends.
I can't wait to meet you.
Now, sleep lots so mommy can get some rest, okay??
Welcome to the world Gwen! Can't wait to meet you.
Love Aunt Ange xoxox
All the best to you and your family, and congratulations on the arrival of your beautiful bundle!
Congrats, such a beautiful child.
Congratulations to all of you!
Congratulations to all of you!
You are very brave people – you are officially out-numbered.
What a joy to have dear Gwen in the family! And how happy we are to have a trio of granddaughters, The Bradfield Sisters.
Much love to you all, and especially you clever parents, Karyn and David,
Nana & Bobo
Congrats Bradfield family! Much love to you all.
Welcome Baby Gwen!
We can't wait to meet you! You are so lucky to have two wonderful big sisters and a great mum and dad.
It's much warmer in Savannah, hope you'll come visit soon.
Love, Sue, Adam, Audrey and Valerie. XOXO
Congratulations Karyn, David, Marley and Nicole on the addition of Gwen to your family. Enjoy!


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Landscape architect and longtime Council Board Member Art Traver works for Wendel Companies out of their Buffalo office.
Were there childhood influences foreshadowing your career?
Art Traver: I think I first noticed the "environment" when I was in Boy Scouts. Our troop had their own camp in Wyoming County. My interest really kicked in when our family took over the camp property in the 80s. As we started to manage the property, I began to notice the stands of hardwoods, softwoods, and evergreens.
What has been your educational trajectory leading to arboriculture?
AT: I would say I fell into arboriculture. I worked at local nurseries and garden centers growing up. When I started college at Alfred State, I studied architecture and then civil engineering but at the time, neither of these seemed appealing enough to pursue. I took some time away from school and worked for myself in the landscape design-build world. I found my way to Niagara County Community College and received a certificate for horticulture. Getting back into school got the learning bug going, so I found myself back at Alfred State, this time in the horticulture/landscape development program. After receiving my associate's degree from Alfred, I enrolled at SUNY-ESF for landscape architecture and received my BLA.


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Warm wood tones, lush plants and playful terrazzo are three of the latest trends we can't get enough of! Here's how to use them in your home
Dark wood
From side tables, consoles and coffee tables to cabinets, dining tables or shelving, furniture in darker timbers is on the rise again. If your home features walls, flooring or furniture in neutral colours, the addition of a dark timber piece will not only add a sense of exoticism to the space, it can create drama, interest and warmth.
Indoor plants are a trend that is here to stay. Not only are plants good for us, they help to finish off an interior space. Greenery softens the edges of a room and can be added to any area in your home.
If you are not green-fingered, there is a vast array of imitation plants that look like the real thing and can simply be popped inside a decorative pot. Or, head to the local plant store and invest in some real greenery for your home. Indoor foliage is an easy way to transform your space in a short amount of time for relatively little cost.
Terrazzo is less classic than marble but more playful than concrete. One of the breakthrough materials of 2017, terrazzo consists of granite, marble, quartz and glass chips set in concrete. This combination makes for a striking chipped pattern.
Traditionally used as flooring, terrazzo is now being made into homeware including bowls, coasters, plant pots, chopping boards and picture frames. Even mugs, phone cases and soft furnishings such as bedlinen are getting the terrazzo treatment. If this playful pattern appeals to you, there are plenty of easy ways to incorporate the texture into your home.
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The Swiss Paraplegic Research (SPF) is a research institute which is funded by the Swiss Paraplegic Foundation (SPS). SPF has strengthened Switzerland's positioning as research center since it has officially been recognized as non-university research institution by the federal government and the cantons, as well as through the creation of an endowed chair at the University of Lucerne and the Department for Health Sciences and Health Policy, located in Lucerne and Nottwil. Moreover, SPF is taking the lead with respect to rehabilitation research from a comprehensive perspective. It is one of the few institutions worldwide which unites different disciplines which are part of rehabilitation research from a comprehensive perspective under one roof.


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Years ago, I was fortunate to avoid losing a leg after I was run down on a city street by a decaying old car operated by a Harley hater.
My bike still had the original mufflers and it was no louder than any small car. But it was, you know, one of those "obnoxious" Harleys.
Fast forward a couple of decades. I went for a half-hour test ride on a silent electric motorcycle. The only reason I lived to tell about it is because of defensive driving habits learned over many years of riding other motorcycles.
I really liked that vehicle, but when I returned it to the dealer, I had to tell them thanks, but no thanks.
If we are going to talk about the sound of motorcycles, expect to hear more than two sides of the story.
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I concur with the sentiments expressed about obnoxious sounds of not only motorcycles, but of all vehicles that use after-market noisy mufflers to enhance what owners deem to be a symbol of exaggerated power.
This goes for those vehicles that need an old muffler replaced as well.
There is nothing worse than hearing race-track-noised vehicles waking up neighbourhoods in the middle of the night, or speeding away from a stoplight.
City hall and Calgary police need to do a blitz during the spring and summer to target these noise polluters.
Jake Kooy, Calgary
Family's success in city 'heart-warming'
Re: "Immigrant family came to a growing, welcoming city five decades ago," Letter, May 8.
What a heart-warming story, this family immigrating to Calgary 50 years ago, from London, because the Calgary Herald had sent them some copies of this newspaper.
From these copies, the family of Jeff Sherwin learned a lot about Calgary and decided to come here to live permanently. The family has prospered here. Thank you, Calgary Herald, for your part in this lovely story.
It was so nice to read about this family, as so often the news is about wars, bombings, killings in the Middle East, as well as stabbings, shootings, and deaths due to collisions, etc., here in Calgary.
For a change, I read some very inspiring and heart-warming news. Thank you, Calgary Herald, for printing Mr. Sherwin's beautiful letter.
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Re: "Uneasiness lingers between Calgary, Notley government," May 5.
It has been two years since Albertans went to the polls and made the biggest mistake in the history of the province, when they elected the Rachel Notley socialist NDP party to a majority government.
There were countless NDP winners who are still pinching themselves, who had zero experience and competence then and still don't today. They won the lottery simply by having their name on the ballot as an NDP candidate.
I don't know a single person who will admit to voting NDP, even when 600,000 did.
Unfortunately, the damage has been done and the massive $70-billion debt Albertans will have hanging over their heads after Notley's first term can't and never will be repaid, regardless what any party says or promises.
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Re: "Safe havens for drunk drivers, too," Letter, May 9.
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We know prohibition didn't work for alcohol, so why do we continue to criminalize drug users?
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The New York Post has named Daniel Halper Washington bureau chief. Halper comes to the paper from The Weekly Standard, where he served as online editor.
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"I'm psyched to be working for the best newspaper in America," Halper told Politico. "This came about from the grace of God. I was very fortunate to be approached and I'm psyched to be there."


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During the planning stages of the course's curriculum and associated materials, the developers decided that the industry lacked a source of complete instruction that went beyond simple equipment training. The result was this new course that provides answers to questions and issues encountered in the field, according to Rob Loomis, group leader of Willamette Valley Co. and former chairman of the PDA Education Committee, who played a role in the design of the class. "Many industry companies have training programs that may or may not be sufficient for their employees' needs," he said. "This class helps relieve that burden, ensuring that attendees receive a complete education in all areas of polyurea spray application."


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I record podcasts with and without guest experts so that I can bring you useful and timely (and hopefully entertaining) content. Find a topic you like and relax and listen to find gold nuggets for your life.
Buying a Home: Deciding IF and WHEN
read moreA Decision Makeover process for BUYING A HOME. We discuss the IF and WHEN considerations with real data. Brief, blunt, and tailored to your goals.
Deciding to Start a Side Business
What are the early considerations before getting started and spending time and money on a side business? How do we make a good decision to begin? Mike takes a caller's question and digs in.
Deciding Our First Impression for Success or Failure
How do we do a Decision Makeover about our weight when our appearance is hindering our goal achievement? Mike takes a caller's question about this common issue and delivers 6 quick tips to start today.
Deciding WHEN to Get Married
Mike discusses a caller"s question about achieving good odds of marital success by getting married within the best age range.
The Brave Entrepreneur Thinks About Starting a Business
Mike discusses the counterpunch to lagging careers and unemployment: Starting your own business. This show reviews some of the top considerations and decisions for starting your own business and how to be special in the market.
Women Succeeding in Business
As part of Women Entrepreneurship Week, Mike's business discussion focuses upon how women uniquely face the business challenges as entrepreneurs. Resources for women entrepreneurs are discussed and how women can be more confident starting a business.
How to Create Wealth as an Entrepreneur
Mike features private equity guest, Robert Castillo of Invision Capital to discuss how businesses are valued and how entrepreneurs create wealth with their work.
How to Buy and Sell a Business
An entrepreneur can get IN by buying a business and yet create wealth when selling and getting out. How does that process work? Mike interviews business brokerage expert Fred Phillips of Transition Advisors and many tips are exchanged to make great decisions getting in and out of business.
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Something for you to think about…. I shared the experience described following with the Global Psychics team. When Phil responded with a thoughtful note, I thought it might ring a bell for many of you.
In meditation recently, I heard the words "the Mother is Taking Her Place" and with this came a vision of the Mother moving into an equal position with The Father, the Son, and the Creator/Body… I saw Them stand as if in the four corners of the universe, equidistant from each other, yet joined, united, each strong in their own power, and gaining strength as a Unity…. moving upwards, as if the Mother taking her place signified a new cycle of evolution for Them, and of course the entire universe. I got the distinct sense that this vision indicated a kind of balancing that is occuring on the planet right now.
Hi there, Phil the astrologer here.
I've been hearing the same sort of comment as yours for quite some time now, so I'd like to cut-and-paste a recent response to a similar observation. It involves the Bible, the predominant religious text of our culture, and how it was originally translated into English. I hope it helps.
"When it comes to translating the exact ancient texts, perhaps the worst offense was committed by failing to recognize, either on purpose or by mistake, the meaning of the Father, Son and Holy Ghost written in the original Syriac language. Syriac was gender-dependent like French and Spanish are today, and the Holy Ghost was actually a feminine term. So basically, the Holy Trinity should have been known as The Father, Mother and Son, but then we have to wonder if this mistranslation was intentional or not. I mean, why would they omit the Divine Feminine from the Bible? I have a major problem with that, and so does every female in every male-dominant societies, just ask any woman who lived under the oppression of the Taliban."
So basically, I'm thinking that you and a lot of other people have been tapping into some ancient wisdom, stuff that's been intentionally obscured for perhaps the past two and three thousand years. This is the approximate time-frame as the Age of Pisces which we are currently moving out of and into the Age of Aquarius, which may or may not be tying into whatever awaits us in 2012.
I, and many other like-minded folks, like to refer to this shifting energetic as the return of the Universal Divine Feminine (UDF), a Consciousness of love, harmony, justice, selflessness and balance in search of a much needed comeback. I'm convinced that the return of the UDF is the correct side of history, and that we are indeed living during this crucial tipping-point.
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Hack or Hoax: recount may be hitting a dead endby Kayla Green - Staff Writer
Party candidate Jill Stein proposed a recount of the three key rust belt states, Wisconsin, Michigan and Pennsylvania. Her idea is sitting well with many people.
Originally, the Stein party's goal was to raise $2 million to pay for the recounts and they have already met and exceeded that goal. They then set a new goal of $4.5 million, met that and now have a goal of $7 million.
This idea came to the Stein party when reports came in from cyber experts that saw possibilities of security breaches in the results of the election. University of Michigan's voting scientist Alex Halderman and voting rights activist John Bonifaz notified the campaign that Clinton fell 7 percent lower than expected in counties who use electronic voting machines.
President-elect Donald Trump won Wisconsin by 27,000 votes and Pennsylvania by 60,000 votes, which, although being small margins, still aided him tremendously in exceeding the required 270 electoral votes. Michigan, however, is still too close too call, two weeks after the election.
Trump's win of these huge state's definitely largely contributed to Clinton's loss, but people are getting more and more suspicious as Clinton's popular vote lead over Trump continues to rise. She currently has over two million more popular votes than Trump and the votes are still being counted. What many people are wondering is, what will Stein get from strongly supporting this recount?
According to The Hill article, "What Stein is getting from recount" by Ben Kamisar, in a recent interview on Fox Business Network, Stein described herself as the representative for the "frustrated, cynical and disappointed voters" who were "disgusted by the process of this election."
According to CNN's article "Jill Stein, liberals seek voting hack investigation" by Tom Foreman, Tom LoBianco and David Gracey, she is not leading this movement strictly for Hillary Clinton, but rather mostly to expose just how corrupt the U.S. election system really is.
This movement by the Green Party may be a smart one according Brandon Rottinghaus, a University of Houston political scientist.
"It's politically smart for the Green Party to show they are an aggressive, progressive wing of the Democratic Party. The Democrats have largely ceded this progressive territory, so the Green Party can demonstrate that they are fighting for the spirit the progressive Democrats would embrace," Rottinghaus said.
Critics of the recount say that they are completely reasonable explanations for Clinton's surprising losses in the three Rust-Belt states, mostly dealing with demographics.
One analysis of the recount on the Silver FiveThirtyEight website, "Demographics, Not Hacking, Explain The Election Results" by Carl Bialik and Rob Arthur says, "There's no clear evidence that the voting method used in a county — by machine or by paper — had an effect on the vote."
Although I am just as suspicious of the election results as many people are, I have to lean towards agreeing with Bialik's point. Reading his article thoroughly, it is clear that the people claiming the voting was hacked just don't have enough evidence to back this statement up. Bialik and his team even did an investigation of the voting process and format in the three states with controversy and their findings show that there is no consistent pattern of higher amounts of votes for Trump on electronic voting machines.
I wanted to believe that this claim could be true, but it just seems a little too far fetched. I do, however, give Stein and the Green Party huge props for standing up for the many people who have distrust in the election system and helping them to get the reassurance they need.
As Kamisar states in his article, many Democrats are "shrugging" the recount off simply because it is likely to not going to make a difference, and I have to say I am one of those people. Even if the voting was hacked, there is still a very slim chance that it would account for enough votes to make Clinton president.
However, if there were in fact enough votes to make her president, not only would history be made, but the public's distrust in the government would be higher than ever before.
According to The Associated Press' article, "The Latest: Stein Calls Trump's Recount Objection 'Shameful'", as of December 1, recounts have begun for Wisconsin and Pennsylvania, but Trump's file for an objection to Michigan has delayed their original Friday start time.
Trump says that Stein is requesting an "expensive, time-consuming recount on the basis of nothing more than speculation."


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When I was living in Argentina, one of my friends explained his constant tardiness the following way: "I've gone native." In Russia, going native sometimes meant using your elbows in public transport, and in Uzbekistan it meant haggling over 5 cents at a market. Whatever the country, many of us often find ourselves absorbing and engaging in the habits and behaviors of people who surround us.
This post, however, isn't about going native. I am only using this example to illustrate a human tendency to repeat after people who surround us. In NLP (neuro-linguistic programming) it's called modeling and there are techniques that are built upon this tendency. For instance, people are encouraged to succeed by hanging out with and repeating what successful people do – that is, by modeling them.
Specific NLP techniques aside, we can all benefit from repeating – and from surrounding ourselves with people who we would want to repeat after. At the same time, we don't benefit by surrounding ourselves with people whose energies drag us down. So, if you want your expatriate experience to be happy and successful, consider who you hang out with. Do you spend a lot of time in the company of upbeat and open-minded people? Or do you find yourself socializing with those who complain and judge?
Finding a circle of acquaintances and friends who offer positive energy is important everywhere – and it is especially important when you are living in another culture and need all the support you can get.
Who are you surrounding yourself with?
And – there are lots of P's out there – suggest one!
For all the letters in the A to Z of Successful Expatriation™ click here.
And remember to check out our on-line courses on Culture Shock, Expat Know-How and on Cross-Cultural Training at the Global Coach Center Academy!
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There are some brand-new features just waiting for you in Virtuous. And while we don't necessarily like to brag, we just had to tell you about them (seriously, it's required). Want to know what's new? Well then, read on!
New and Improved Private Notes
The ability to mark a note as private in Virtuous means that only users with Private permission can see certain notes. Now, users will be able to mark their own notes as private and still be able to see their own notes. Users without the private permission won't see other users' private notes, but they will see their own.
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"This all sounds great about notes," you might be saying, "but what about tasks?" Excellent point! We've also added a new permission setting on Contacts so Admins can restrict certain users to seeing only their own tasks. Just look for the "Restrict Task by Owner" checkbox on Contact permissions.
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Have you ever had a task assigned to you and thought, "If only I knew who assigned this to me." Well, we heard you! (Not really, of course. We can't read minds. But we're working on that.) Now, every task will include an indicator that lists the user who assigned the task. Not sure how to proceed on a certain task? Well, now you'll know who to ask.
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Belay That Order!
Up until now, clicking export on a query meant that there was no going back. But no more! Queued exports can now be cancelled from the Exports screen. But you don't want to wait too long; once an export has started processing, it can no longer be cancelled.
Campaigns and Workflows
Campaigns and Workflows are both critical for your marketing efforts, and now they can play nicely together. On the settings screen for any Automation Workflow, you can now select a Campaign by name to link the two. The selected Campaign will be displayed on the Automation screen when viewing Workflows.
...And the Rest
As with every release, this month's update also includes a number of other fixes, tweaks, minor modifications, and assorted nudges. If you have any questions about these or other features, feel free to contact our team using the support widget in Virtuous, or drop us a line at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Giveaway #3!!
Okay… so… since it seems to be the month of the purse… how about a little purse giveaway!
A little coin purse and key ring in black leather!
And… if we get over 200 comments, I'll give away a BIG purse :) So, tell your friends!
I'll pick a winner on Wednesday, May 9th. I'll stop accepting comments at Midnight, Tuesday May 8th :) One entry per person, please.
You can see some of my big "Frighton" purses in my ebay store. I'll be adding the evening clutches and purses (sparkly and dainty!) and other purses on there later on. I've also got some collectibles from Katherine's Collection that I'll be adding later, too. Oh, and I started the bidding on the Robeez at 99 cents and 1.99… so if you need a pair, check it out :)
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In the fall, I've been on the road and in the air much more than usual. In the span of 30 days, I workshopped best practices in arts education with my fellow Arts Education Managers across the country, learned about the most recent research on cultural equity and creative placemaking with other Grantmakers in the Arts, been inspired to nurture diverse arts leaders in the future with the Western State Arts Federation and helped the California Arts Council to allocate $9 Million in grant funding in the coming year. Meetings, panels, presentations, think tanks, work groups, agendas, action items, work plans, reflections, to dos – it's been inspiring, exhilarating and exhausting. There is one tie that binds these events together, a constant theme and omnipresent issue that grantmakers, artists, educators and cultural workers are all grappling with – Equity. Equity is the central issue in the arts and culture field around which all other topics like evaluation, data collection, sustainability and artistic ingenuity revolve and return to.
What does Cultural Equity mean?
Cultural equity, racial equity, educational equity, structural equity – the quest for fairness and justice needs many modifiers. I'll focus on that first one –what exactly is cultural equity? I ask that question for real, because the term seems to mean different things to different people. For some, cultural equity is inherently about race and ethnicity. Some think it's about the preservation of cultural forms. For others, it's about cultural sensitivity. It can be about one of those things, and often it is about all of those things.
I've looked for a stable definition for cultural equity – one that is from a reputable source, that is not full of jargon, that any grownup can understand, and that is distinct from the public understanding of diversity, inclusion, multiculturalism and access. Has cultural equity become the jargon basket that holds all of those terms? A friend of mine recently asked me what I was working on and I responded that I was working on a new cultural equity program. She looked at me quizzically and said, "like a diversity program?" That question could have easily been "like a multicultural program, or an access program?" Well, yes, it is a diversity thing and an access thing, and a multicultural thing and an inclusion thing.
I couldn't find a definition for cultural equity that I liked (and please send good definitions my way), but here is what my colleague Jason Jong and I came up with: Cultural equity refers to "the effort to minimize disparities in accessible and relevant arts opportunities to all people." For the California Arts Council, cultural equity reflects a desire to address inequities within the cultural landscape of the state, and to promote cultural practices that are representative of all of California's diverse communities.
Where did all of this come from?
Holly Sidford's seminal study in 2011 reported that large cultural institutions with budgets over $5 million most often steeped in Euro-centric artistic forms comprise less than 2 percent of the universe of arts and cultural nonprofits, yet receive more than half of the sector's total revenue. Since then, research about the disparities in the field has grown and the depth of knowledge has deepened. As the LA Times recently reported, the diversity and multicultural programs of the past thirty years have not led to significant change. The 2 percent universe that Sidford describes is the reality after many years of diversity programs. What is the California Arts Council's role in that universe, and what can we do about it? An overwhelming majority of California Arts Council applicants and grantees have budgets of less than $500,000, let alone $5M. I don't feel like we directly perpetuate the cultural ivory tower, but we are still very much a part of this inequitable reality—and we need to be a leading part of the solution.
Former California Arts Council Director Barry Hessenius summed it up nicely in his eponymous blog about the opening of the Grantmakers in the Arts conference: "funders are trying all kinds of approaches, and it's too early yet to pass judgment on what might work and what won't. But time is part of the problem, for delay in equity is denial of equity and the field must make some giant leaps to address the inequity issue." At the California Arts Council, we are working to figure out how best to make those leaps to address equity from within the institutional walls of a state arts agency…so maybe we are climbing rather than leaping.
What do we know? A Programs Perspective
Since we have defined what the California Arts Council means by cultural equity, we are taking every opportunity to engage in this discussion. We sent Jason Jong to Policy Link's amazingly comprehensive Equity Summit in Los Angeles, where over 3,000 equity-minded folks from across the country engaged in this discussion. We are taking stock of where the California Arts Council is in relation to equity and where we are going.
Where we are now: Scratching the surface
Our history with the Multicultural Entry and Advancement Program, our work in Corrections and Juvenile Justice, and our signature Local Impact grant program indicate a philosophical and mission-driven focus on equity that is authentic and real. The Arts Council programs staff knows intrinsically, if anecdotally, that we serve a very diverse cohort of grantees, even if we have a difficult time proving it with demographics data – a lack we are beginning to address by revamping our final reports to include more specific demographic and quantitative questions.
Applicants to our grant programs tend to be small grassroots organizations, or lean mid-sized organizations. 40% of organizations that apply to our grant programs have no full time employees—zero! With that in mind, our programs staff is keenly aware of the burden that grant applications and reports put on an organization. Weare working to minimize or abolish the possible inequity that we may be inadvertently perpetuating through our grant application processes. We are always working to improve our processes – revising final reports to include more quantitative and demographic data, and streamlining application questions. We are considering how we may provide bilingual materials, build more robust technical assistance tools for applicants, and receive more timely and constructive feedback on the application process.
Where we are going: Cultural Pathways
We are also addressing cultural equity through a new pilot grant program called Cultural Pathways (guidelines coming soon!). Jason has enthusiastically and thoughtfully dived head first into these cultural equity waters, consulting with experts as well as community members. Sometimes it feels like this cultural equity conversation is happening around and about people and communities without their actual engagement in the discussion. We hope that Cultural Pathways will raise the volume for voices of some unheard communities in the state, and bring those communities authentically to the table.
Cultural Pathways will only be open to organizations and artist groups that are not current or recent California Arts Council grantees. This acknowledges our need to reach different communities in addition to those we currently serve. In the pilot phase, Cultural Pathways will be a two-year grant program for small cultural organizations that serve communities of color, recent immigrant and refugee communities, and tribal groups. Adopting a "grants plus" strategy, the grantee organizations will each receive $5000 a year of general operating support as well as a host of technical assistance and professional development services. We are trying to address all of the potential barriers to access—like language, technology and communication—as best we can, knowing that we will learn a lot in this first pilot year.
The travel is over, and my feet are on the ground here in Sacramento for a few weeks. The implementation of the Cultural Pathways program feels like a giant leap into the equity fray sometimes, and at other times it feels like a teeny baby step. At all times, it feels like good forward motion, sharing the knowledge and putting the learning to action so the California Arts Council can help lead the charge to an equitable cultural future in California.
Shelly Gilbride is the Programs Officer at the California Arts Council. She can be reached at email@example.com.
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We may also collect and process certain personal data relating to our business contacts, in the normal course of conducting and running our business. Please refer to section 14 below for more information on how we process this personal data.
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We do not collect, request, receive or otherwise process any special category data about you.
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We ask for and collect the following information when you use the Services:
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Information we receive from other sources
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When we receive information from other sources, we rely on them having the appropriate provisions in place telling you how they collect data and who they may share it with.
In accordance with data protection laws, we will only process personal data where we have a lawful basis for doing so. In respect of your personal data, these bases are: (i) where it is necessary for the performance of a contract we have with you; (ii) where we are required to do so in accordance with legal or regulatory obligations; (iii) where you have given your consent; and, (iv) where it is in our (or a third party's) legitimate interests to process your personal data, provided that those interests do not prejudice your own rights, freedoms and interests.
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To respond to your enquiries or to process your requests in relation to your information.
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To allow you to participate in interactive features of our Services, when you choose to do so.
To be used as part of our efforts to keep the Services safe and secure.
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To recommend content that we think may interest you, and to provide targeting advertising.
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Protecting our rights: We may disclose your personal data if we feel this is necessary in order to protect or defend our legitimate rights and interests and/or to ensure the safety and security of the Services.
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We use remarketing services to advertise to you on third party web sites after you have visited/used our Services. We, and our third party vendors, use cookies to inform, optimise and serve ads based on your past visits to our Services. Details are set out below:
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We take your privacy seriously and are committed to maintaining the privacy and security of the personal data you provide to us, and the choices you have regarding our collection and use of your personal data.
Once we have received your personal data, we follow strict security procedures as to how your personal data is stored and used, and who sees it, to help stop any unauthorised access.
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When we use third party organisations to process your personal data on our behalf, we require that they: (a) have appropriate security arrangements in place; (b) must comply with our contractual requirements and instructions; and (c) must ensure compliance with the GDPR and any other relevant data protection legislation, all as required under the GDPR.
PeerTracks operates globally and may share your information internationally for the purposes described in this Privacy Policy. Information collected within the European Economic Area (EEA) transferred to countries outside for the purposes described in this Privacy Policy. We appropriate safeguards to ensure the lawful transfer of your personal data outside the EEA.
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If you are a parent or guardian and you learn that your child (under the age of 13) has provided us with personal data, please notify us immediately at [firstname.lastname@example.com].
It is our policy to retain your personal data for no more than the length of time required for the specific purposes for which it is processed by us and which are set out in this Privacy Policy. However, we may sometimes need to keep your personal data for a longer period, for example, where required by our legal obligations, or in order to ensure we have effective IT back-up systems. In such cases, we will ensure that your personal data will continue to be treated in accordance with this Privacy Policy, we will restrict access to any archived personal data, and ensure that all personal data is held securely and kept confidential.
In any event, we will always delete any personal data when you request us to do so (unless we're prevented by law from doing so).
You have various rights in relation to your personal data, including:
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► the right to require us to correct any inaccuracies in your personal data;
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This Privacy Policy primarily applies to the processing of personal data of visitors to and users of our Services.
However, we may also collect and process personal data relating to our business contacts, in the normal course of conducting and operating our business. Where we do so:
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► we will process and share such information only as necessary for the pursuance of the lawful bases listed above;
► if your personal data is shared with recipients outside the EEA, we will put in place appropriate safeguards to ensure your rights are protected;
► your personal data will be subject to the security measures set out in section 9 above;
► we will retain such personal data in accordance with section 12 above; and
► you will have the rights set out in section 13 above.
It is our goal to make our privacy practices easy to understand. If you have questions, concerns or if you would like more detailed information, please email us at [email@example.com].
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Policy and Practice in Higher Education
Reforming Norwegian Universities
Ivar Bleiklie, Roar Hostaker and Agnete VaboChange in higher education policy reflects and transforms the relationship between the state, the higher education institution and the individual. Drawn from the perspectives of political science and sociology, this volume describes and analyses the interplay of factors at all three levels, using Norway as a case study. Learn More2000, Paperback / softback, 9.21in x 6.22in / 234mm x 158mm, 352pp, AU$86.00ISBN: 978-1-85302-705-5
Assessment in Higher Education
Student Learning, Teaching, Programmes and Institutions
John HeywoodThis book examines not only the assessment of student learning but the assessment of institutions, the programmes they offer, and the teaching they provide. It describes in detail the significant developments that have taken place over the last decade in the field, and clarifies the different meanings of the term assessment that are now in use. Learn More2000, 320pp
Post-Compulsory Education and the New Millennium
Edited by David E. Gray and Colin GriffinThis book seeks to provide an up-to-date overview of the post-compulsory sector of education and analyse the current trends and policies likely to affect both teachers and teacher trainers.The contributors have established national and international reputations in the post-16 education field. Learn More2000, Paperback / softback, 9.13in x 6.06in / 232mm x 154mm, 288pp, AU$84.00ISBN: 978-1-85302-774-1


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Organic supplements are the one that can be used to enhance your health immunity, in which several physicians or doctors are recommended widely. Usually, organic supplements are widely used by athletes to improve their athletic performance. Hence, these can be used are certified organic protein, organic food, organic amla, fish oil, chlorella, barley grass and so on.
Occasionally, in the past few decades, natural became the gold consistent for health for surviving. If you are looking about eating clean and healthy, you would prefer an organic food. Generally, athletes have always had a crucial relationship with supplements. Particular research recommends that used properly, dietary boosts can enhance your athletic performance and your general health performance. Based on this, let's discuss these considerations before choosing organic supplements.
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One of the most essential elements for impacting organic supplements or not has to perform with additives like fillers and binding agents. A supplement made in a synthetic form, these fillers tend to be glucose, fructose, and other components. Fillers take up space, decreasing the concentration of a valuable stuff, and these are fillers regardless of synthetic or organic. Even some natural supplements have binding agents and fillers, too.
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The FDA doesn't control supplements that much from marketing, so that it is so essential to be an informed consumer. Look for clinical grade additions, because they are complied thoroughly. Generally, organic supplements have a USP label, but you might require asking. The NSF also assures that specific supplements labels that suit the ingredients in them.
Organic Is An Option, But Not The Only Option:
No one can't stop you for expecting to eat cleaner, but don't forget that cleaner doesn't always tend to be healthier. Some research prescribes that a natural source is more nutritious, but some of them are shows the opposite to that. Eventually, people claim organic supplements, because it is safer, cleaner for people as well environment. And, if you need a natural or plant based supplement to be from a fertilizer free plant and pesticides, you have to choose the organic supplements, which is the right choice for you at any situation.


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The Brownie Cottage also makes cakes, cupcakes, pastries, pies and cookies!
The Brownie Cottage specializes in brownies, however we make custom cakes, pies, tarts and cookies made to order or you can choose from our bakery case. We have a in house cookie artist who can put just about anything on a cookie. Our desserts and cookies are made with the freshest, locally sourced or organic ingredients when possible.
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Dragonfly Gallery opens for festive exhibition celebrating local artists
PUBLISHED: 17:38 04 December 2017
The Wayland Dragonfly Gallery in Watton is hosting a special exhibition for the festive season.
For the next two weeks, the gallery will be home to several stunning creations made by local artists, as part of their exhibition, titled: "It's Beginning to Look a Lot Like Christmas."
The exhibition is showcasing a multitude of different mediums and crafts including work by Enid Clarke of the Royal Miniature Society.
The gallery held a preview evening on Friday, November 24, from 7-8.30pm with festive refreshments and many of the featured artists present.
And the exhibition opened on Saturday 25th November. It will run until Tuesday, December 19.
The Dragonfly Gallery, on Watton High Street, is the only community gallery in the area, and supports artists from across the region by hosting a range of exhibitions throughout the year.
The gallery is managed by the Wayland Partnership,
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Learn how to engage and disengage the lock of your Grobo to avoid light and odour leak.
Pro Tip: The seals around the door are designed to be strong to keep a strong seal. A bit of force may be needed to properly close and open the door.
There are two ways to unlock your Grobo:
1. On the Grobo
- Hold the button on the back right side of your Grobo for three seconds
- Push the door in slightly until you hear a click
- Open the door!
2. Through the App
- Open the Grobo App
- Press the unlock icon
- Push in the door slightly until you hear a click
- Open the door!
Important Note: Your Grobo will automatically lock after 3 seconds even if the door is open. This allows you to simply close the door and not need to worry about locking it again.
Door not sitting properly? Make sure the unit is level! You can adjust the feet on the bottom of the unit to get the unit to properly align.
If the door on your Grobo isn't closing properly, please check for:
- Any obstructions in the hinge area
- If the lock tab on the door is meeting the lock in the unit (bend tab up to meet the lock)
- Any obstructions to the magnet on the bottom of the door
- Any areas where the door seal is pulling away from the door (gently push them back into place)
If the door is slightly twisted, application of some pressure when closing it will help to straighten the door and ensure a complete seal.
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Oil and gas production refineries are critical to the economy of every country and, as such, they need to be safeguarded from unauthorized entries with the right precautionary measures. The need for refinery security also arises from the fact that they are highly explosive and hazardous areas and need to be carefully dealt with. Moreover, effective perimeter security and detection of intruders are a must for all refineries as they are highly in demand due to rising fuel costs. Refineries include power stations, petrochemical plants, oil refineries, and gas stations. In- Depth Information for the Market of Refinery Security: http://www.transparencymarketresearch.com/refinery-security-market.htmlRefineries are assets that need massive capital and long maturation or gestation periods for their successful construction. The global refinery security market is driven by the rising political unrest surrounding the hydrocarbon sector, which makes it essential to safeguard a country's assets. Carelessness regarding refinery security can cripple a country's economy and result in high financial and other losses.The increase in cyber threats, along with the preexisting physical ones, is expected to ensure the growth of the global refinery security market. With technological advancements and in an era in which cyber-crimes are so prominent, oil and gas refineries are no longer safe. Thus, there is a need for refinery security measures that protect refineries from cyber-crimes as well as physical intrusion. Increasing government-imposed security compliance regulations due to the growing security threats from terrorist organizations and cyber criminals are playing a significant role in driving the global refinery security market. On the basis of security type, the global refinery security market is segmented into physical security and cyber security. Types of cyber security solutions available in the market include firewalls, anti-viruses, secure wireless connections, and secure wired connections. Physical security provisions include peripheral security, building management systems, and others. Business continuity and disaster recovery systems are also finding their way into the refinery security market. Analysis Report for Refinery Security: http://bit.ly/21hpqqwThe major geographical segments studied in the report are Europe, North America, Asia Pacific, and Rest of the World. While many refineries are shut down in Europe owing to the recent economic slowdown, new installations have been planned in Asia Pacific, the Middle East, and Russia. Leading market players profiled in the report are: Siemens AG, ABB Ltd., Lockheed Martin, and CISCO.
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About the Archives
The Archives hold papers and images relating to the history of the Garden and its plant collectors
Among them are the correspondence of Regius Keepers (RBGE Directors) and plant collectors including George Forrest, Joseph Rock and Reginald Farrer who all travelled in the region of South-west China and Burma in the early 20th century.
The Archives also include a rich collection of maps, drawings and images, including glass-plate negatives by George Forrest taken in Yunnan in China; and prints by many other photographers such as Robert Moyes Adam who was RBGE's official photographer between 1915 and 1949.
Collections include:
- History of RBGE and its three Regional Gardens, including drawings and maps
- Regius Keepers' papers
- Plant collectors' letters, diaries and photographs
- Glass plate negatives
- Early 20th century prints produced at RBGE
- Botanical Society of Scotland Archives
- Royal Caledonian Horticultural Society Archives
- Scottish Rock Garden Club Archives
The Archives are only staffed on a part time basis (although available throughout the Library opening hours) so it is vital to make an appointment before your visit so that we know you are coming and have time to retrieve what you are looking for.
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