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If you are looking for a different vacation, a highly recommended option to visit Peru is sailing by the Amazon River aboard a spectacular luxury cruise.
Embark on the adventure of your life through one of the best cruises in South America. Cross the heart of the Peruvian Amazon traveling on a luxury cruise that perfectly combines tradition and modernity.
Departing from the city of Iquitos, the cruise will sail the waters of the largest river in the world in the direction of the Pacaya Samiria National Reserve.
The Amazon tour has programmed a series of activities to introduce the passengers in the Amazon rainforest – in day and night excursions – to observe and feel first-hand account the flora and fauna that live in one of the areas with the greatest biodiversity of the planet.
You will explore lagoons of calm and crystalline waters aboard small boats to observe the fascinating pink dolphins common in this area, or the unforgettable night fishing experience of red-bellied piranhas.
Inside, passengers will enjoy all kinds of luxuries and amenities (cabins with panoramic views, massages, hot tubs) as well as savoring some of the tastiest and most traditional dishes and cocktails from Peruvian cuisine.
The Delfin Cruise boats have been built following all international standards, with materials and wood from the area and in a clear commitment to environmental responsibility and green tourism, minimizing the amount of waste and using environmentally friendly products that surround us and 100% biodegradable.
Probably, our cruises are the most luxurious and pleasurable choices to sail along the Peruvian Amazon River.
The suites have been designed following a traditional style made with exotic layers of wood. Some cabins have large panoramic windows to offer spectacular and unique views throughout the journey. All of them are equipped with a comfortable and spacious beds with Peruvian cotton linen sheets. In addition, all types of ecological and biodegradable makeup products are included.
The living – dining room has been designed in a diaphanous manner in order to the passengers feel as comfortable and welcoming as possible. The wide panoramic windows give it a magnificent luminosity. The space is distributed in such a way that the guests can see how the chef cooks the traditional dishes of the prestigious Peruvian gastronomy.
On the deck you will find a sophisticated lounge-outdoor terrace with bar, hammocks, fans. An ideal place for rest, for read, or relax with a drink from the bar.
It is important to note that there are two types of routes depending on the season in which the trip is made. The route will vary if we are traveling in dry season or rainfall.
Low season of precipitations: June to October.
Ideal for travelers who prefer to walk through the jungle to discover its flora and fauna as it allows more trails to walk.
High rainfall season: November to May.
It is the ideal option for those travelers who looking for another way to enjoy from the most hidden corners of the reserve on board the boats. It allows more exploration and access through water.
Our staff will take care of the pick-up service at the Iquitos airport and transfer to the bus in order to begin a city tour by Iquitos.
Finishing the city tour of Iquitos, will travel 95 km towards to Nauta wharf, on the banks of the Marañón River, to board the luxury cruise on which passengers will navigate the waters of the river Amazon.
A committee will welcome travelers and escort them to their staterooms. All the details of the cruise, facilities, activities and schedules will be explained. Passengers can relax or enjoy tasty pisco sour the flag cocktail of Peru.
The cruises have an "Open Bridge" policy which means that passengers are welcome to know the ship's navigation system and share doubts or knowledge with the captain and the crew.
BN – Early in the morning, travelers will enter the Amazon jungle to visit the Pacaya Samiria National Reserve, the second protected area in the country and the fourth of all South America. With an extension comparable to a country like Switzerland, the Netherlands or Costa Rica, it has a wide and varied richness of flora and fauna. Adventurers will walk the Amazon jungle on foot to see first-hand the myriad of animals and vegetation, a truly unforgettable experience.
AN – One of the most amazing activities to visit the Amazon. The adventurers will follow the course of the Yanayacu – Pucate River to discover one of the most biodiverse areas on the planet. The naturalist guide will explain the fauna and flora of the environment as Giant trees such as the Lupuna, the Capirona, birds like the Toucan, Red and Yellow Macaws, or the Kingfisher. And to end this awesome day, what better way than with a bath surrounded by the famous pink dolphins.
BN – As in the entire itinerary, we recommend you get up early to live an unforgettable sunrise on the Amazon River and to fully appreciate the life that surrounds this unique environment. This is one of the most important areas of the Pacaya Samiria National Reserve. Trekking through the Fundo jungle will take the expedition deep into the Amazon rainforest. The naturalist guide will explain any type of detail about the flora and fauna of the place, such as the Renaco; the tree that symbolizes the spirit of the man of the forest in the Amazon.
AN – An incredible adventure trip to visit a private reserve with 8 suspension bridges. To reach that point, you will have to walk a path through the forest, and paddle in the tranquility of Lake Tahuampa, a lake of dark waters in which the Araipama live, a species of giant fish better known as Paiches by the natives. From the suspension bridges you will have a privileged position to observe the wildlife that lives in the treetops and delight in the symphony of sounds that surrounds the place.
The travelers will arrive on board of motor boats until the Community of San Francisco, a place inhabited by one of the most ancestral communities of the Amazon. They will visit the town to get to know the way of life of the locals, visiting the school and the handicraft market.
Later they will return to the ship to continue the crossing by the river towards the last destination, the Yacapana Island, the place where the Ucayali and Marañón rivers converge to give birth to the Amazon River.
Disembarkation: Arrival at the port of Nauta to end this unforgettable experience sailing on board a luxury cruise on the Amazon.
Transfer to the airport of the city of Iquitos.


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Michelle – Fibroblast Treatments
Hello, I am Michelle a Fibroblast Technician and i am pleased to announce I will be offering this service exclusively at Vanity.
I am based in Scotland but will be holding clinics by appointment once a month here at the salon.
I am based in Scotland but will be holding clinics by appointment once a month here at the salon.
Fibroblast is a revolutionary facelift & neck procedure that requires no surgery. It tightens and lifts the skin with instant results. Fibroblast is a non-invasive Treatment that shrinks excess skin, bags and wrinkles.
I am able to quickly understand the reservations or fears my clients may have about the treatment and will advise them what areas will work best for you to have treated. "It's imperative " that I listen to requirements and also concerns my clients may have. My clients return to me because they trust me 100%.
I will be happy to do a FREE consultation to give you more information about this amazing treatment. Please do not hesitate to book an appointment to come and meet me and see how this treatment will benefit you.
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I have always been fascinated with crocheted doilies since I was a kid; my grandmother (from my father's side) is a very good crocheter. I consider her one of the great influences in my life for DIY projects. Besides her crocheted doilies, I also love her crocheted curtains, table cloths, blankets, shirts and dresses (I used to wear the dresses she made). I tried mastering the art of crocheting but it doesn't seem to like me that much. Good thing that my daughter caught the crocheting genes of my grandmother.
Luckily for me, I can make paper doilies and in my own designs, too. So for my 36th project of my 50 Days till Christmas projects, I am showing you how to make your own paper doilies! 🙂
I like using origami papers because they are easier to fold and cut. Prepare your edge scissors and paper punchers, too.
Now, about the process of folding, cutting and punching, you can follow the instructions from here and here. But for me, I like to combine the two and add a few touches of my own to create a unique design.
First, the folding part:
Now here comes the cutting and punching part:
Use your scissors for added design by going back to the fold and cutting the sides.
And viola!
You can also go a little further on the design by using some craft punchers:
To have something like these:
Try it yourself! 🙂
I hope you like it and will see here again soon!


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Kenneth P. Dietrich School of Arts and Sciences
Self-Study 2012
- Executive Summary
- Introduction
- History and Overview of the University of Pittsburgh
- Summary of Major Accomplishments
- Challenges and Opportunities
- Why The University Chose the Topic of Assessment
- Assessment as a Strategic Tool to Advance the University
- Leadership in Assessment of Student Learning Outcomes
- Expected Outcomes of the Self Study
- Description of the Self-Study Process
- General Summary of Conclusions and Suggestions
- Using Assessment to Improve Institutional Effectiveness
- Introduction
- Using Assessment in University-level Planning and Budgeting, Annual Planning, and Benchmarking
- Using Assessment in Unit-level PLanning and Budgeting,Annual Planning, and Benchmarking, Selected Schools
- Using Assessment to Improve Institution-wide Infrastructure Investment
- Summary of Findings and Suggestions
- Using Assessment to Improve the Student Experience
- Introduction
- Assessment of Student Learning Outcomes
- Introduction
- Structure of Assessment of Student Learning Process at Pitt
- Building a Culture of Assessment
- Documentation of Assessment of Student Learning
- Examples of Developing a Culture of Assessment
- Examples of How Assessment of Student Learning Is Leading to Curricular Change
- General Education
- Examples of General Education Assessment
- How Assessment Is Used to Make Changes and Drive Progress
- Assessment of Student Retention, Satisfaction, and Graduation
- Assessment of Undergraduate Recruitment and Admissions
- Summary of Conclusions and Findings
- Appendices
The Dietrich School of Arts and Sciences i sa very large component of the University, comprising 31 academic departments and offering instruction to more than 12,000 undergraduate and graduate students. According to Bettye J. and Ralph E. Bailey Dean of Arts and Sciences N. John Cooper, the overall long-term goal of the Dietrich School is excellence in scholarship, undergraduate education, and graduate education that drives the University's reputation as a world-class institution of higher education.
Planning, Assessment, and Links to Institutional Goals
The dean presides over the Dietrich School's Planning and Budgeting Committee (PBC). PBC reviews the Provost's response to the previous year's plan, which includes feedback from the Provost and the Provost's Area Planning and Budgeting Committee (PAPBC). The annual cycle of reporting, receiving feedback, and reviewing that feedback provides the framework for continuous assessment for improvement, which has become part of the academic culture within the Dietrich School.
While the Dietrich School adopted the new annual planning template when preparing its fiscal year 2008 annual plan, in that first year, the Provost was not satisfied that the school had taken advantage of the strengths of the template format. The PAPBC review of the fiscal year 2008 plan indicated that the plan included too much information about accomplishments from previous years, few clear goals within each strategic priority for the coming year, and few measurable outcome indices for many goals.
The Dietrich School was responsive to this feedback, as reflected in the Provost's response to the plan submitted for fiscal year 2009: "Your fiscal year 2009 plan is a wonderful follow-up to the vastly improved plan submitted for fiscal year 2008. Your goals, strategic priorities, and activities match those from fiscal year 2008, and each is updated to indicate actions accomplished."
Despite steady improvement of the Dietrich School in using the new template matrix for its annual plans, the PAPBC review of the fiscal year 2010 plan indicated a continued need to identify specific and measurable targets, separate long-term planning from annual planning, indicate which goals were being met, and speculate on the implications of not meeting certain goals. The following year, the PBC review committee commented that compliance on these points was much improved in the fiscal year 2011 plan.
Using Assessment in Planning, Program Development, and Resource Allocation
While the format of assessment has been evolving, the culture of planning and assessment also has been growing in the Dietrich School. The following examples illustrate how the Dietrich School has used planning and assessment for sustained and effective change.
Central to recent developments in the Dietrich School has been the consistent control of faculty numbers through a system of target numbers for tenured/tenure-stream faculty in each department, based originally on a PBC analysis in the mid-1990s, as adjusted subsequently through four major routes: rightsizing of the faculty for fiscal year 1998 based on an agreed target enrollment of undergraduates, an expansion of the faculty for fiscal year 2005 based on an agreed increase in the target enrollment of undergraduates, academic initiative funding to build on/modernize scholarly strengths in alignment with University strategic goals, and a budget reduction for fiscal year 2010 positioning the University to deal with instability and reduction in the commonwealth appropriation.
Because one consistent goal for the Dietrich School has been to have a larger number of departments ranked more highly in peer evaluations, such as the 1995 National Research Council (NRC) evaluations of doctoral programs, changes in faculty targets for departments have been keyed to that goal. Almost all new faculty positions have been investments in target departments that include anthropology, biological sciences, chemistry, economics, English, history of art and architecture, Hispanic languages and literatures, history, history and philosophy of science, mathematics, music, neuroscience, physics and astronomy, political science, and psychology.
In 2010, when the NRC rankings were released, most of the targeted programs in the Dietrich School had advanced from where they were in 1995, some showing marked improvement even in comparison to the very different system used in the previous study. This study reflected an unprecedented collection of data on research doctorate programs using a very complex, and somewhat controversial methodology, and the University has been sorting through, interpreting, and incorporating some of this information into its own benchmarking processes.
Further evidence of the success of this strategic approach to assessment and faculty hiring is the Dietrich School component of the Provost's nanoscience initiative. In this initiative, six new positions, three each in chemistry and in physics and astronomy, were coordinated with then current and projected investments in research laboratory modernization and renovation under the University's 12-year facilities plan to optimize the faculty profiles in these core sciences and to take advantage of scientific and funding opportunities in nanoscience. Assessment of success in sciences with access to competitive federal research sponsorship can be tracked through sponsored research expenditures, which in the Dietrich School have increased from $31.1million in fiscal year 2000 to about $50 million in fiscal year 2011.
To cite another case, the Dietrich School has been committed to improving advising, particularly because academic advising plays such a critical role in the lives of undergraduates. In the late 1990s, the Provost's office began administering a student satisfaction survey to assess all aspects of the undergraduate experience on the Pittsburgh campus. Results of the first round of surveys showed low satisfaction with academic advising, particularly the advising provided to freshmen and undeclared majors through the central Advising Center. In addition, a review of the administrative data indicated that too many students were being advised through the Advising Center for three or four years because they had not declared a major.
In June 2000, the Dietrich School completed an external review of its advising function that identified areas for improvement. The Advising Center was restructured, and the Dietrich School devoted several years of successful efforts to professionalizing its Advising Center, including an annual review and assessment. In subsequent years, student satisfaction increased and more students declared majors at the appropriate time. In the late 2000s, improvements in student satisfaction with advising started to slow at the same time that the University was converting to a new student data system (PeopleSoft) that allowed for student self-registration. At this time, the Dietrich School recognized that the role of the academic advisor would change in an era of student self registration and sought to take advantage of this administrative change to further strengthen advising. The Dietrich School again engaged external experts to conduct a comprehensive review of the Advising Center that resulted in a number of improvements that were adopted in 2010 (Appendix C25).
The impact of assessment on planning, programs, and resource allocation also is evident in department-level processes. In response to feedback from the Provost, the Dietrich School now asks departments to formulate plans that are aligned with the overall Dietrich School plan. In conjunction with Organization Development in the Office of Human Resources, Dietrich School administrators worked to develop a departmental strategic planning process in 2007–08 that included extensive data reporting. This process is being fully integrated with an external review process that occurs every 10 years and involves three or four faculty members from outside institutions who perform a site visit. The internal process expects departments to use comments from external reviewers as input for constructions of five-year plans explicating a mission statement consistent with the missions of the Dietrich School and the University, short- and long-term goals for improvement, metrics for assessing outcomes, and a detailed timeline for implementation.
Each discipline in the Dietrich School can interpret assessment within its own framework, but some common tools include capstone course evaluations, course-embedded assessment, standardized tests, portfolio assessment, and surveys. A professor in the Department of History of Art and Architecture noted that, in the gateway courses, assessment changed her approach to "a fluid, dynamic one that is responsive every year to assessment; the syllabi and assessment rubric are amended every year." Using the outcomes-based assessment approach, the political science department totally revised its major and its honors program and instituted rigorous capstone seminars. The result was a significant increase in the number of political science majors. (See the expanded discussion in the Assessment of Student Learning Outcomes section.)
Benchmarking Data in the Assessment Process
Benchmarking against other institutions has been a challenge for the Dietrich School because, unlike the professional schools, the composition of disciplines that make up colleges and schools of arts and sciences are different at each institution, and there is no formal association through which they share data.
While the Dietrich School regularly collects, analyzes, and uses internal benchmarking data, the collection and use of external benchmarking data have been less systematic. In its fiscal year 2001 annual plan, the Dietrich School described a plan to benchmark against peer and aspirational peer institutions. However, the fiscal year 2002 plan reported a lack of available external benchmarking data from comparable arts and sciences programs at peer or aspirational peer institutions and proposed instead a continued reliance on internal data. In his response, the Provost suggested that the Dietrich School work more diligently to find a way to obtain and use external benchmarking. This pattern—reports of little external benchmarking data availability followed by the Provost's recommendation to strengthen external benchmarking—continued for several years.
Despite this situation, the Dietrich School has made strides in obtaining and using external benchmarking data to drive its decision making. As part of the strategic planning process, departments are asked to obtain external benchmarking data at peer and aspirational peer departments and programs. These data are incorporated into the departmental self-study and provided to external reviewers. For example, the Departmentof History of Art and Architecture used external benchmarking to develop an improved plan for managing the University Art Gallery.
Benchmarking data also are being used at the school level. For example, a 2005–06 review of cross-institutional benchmarking data included an "endowed chair" analysis. As reported in the Dietrich School's fiscal year 2007 annual plan, the University of Pittsburgh needed to create at least 20 new endowed chairs in order to compete with its aspirational peer institutions. The Dietrich School has secured support for five new endowed chairs as part of the University's capital campaign and has the goal of targeting10 more endowed chair positions over the next five years. In this example, benchmarking data led to the development of a strategic plan to increase targets for voluntary support, and a portion of that increased support was earmarked for creation of additional endowed chair positions.
Improving and Refining a SustainableAssessment Process
The Dietrich School has improved its external and self-assessment processes over the last 10 years. Annual plans now more clearly articulate specific goals and more carefully assess progress toward those goals. The plans are more focused and are more consistent with a continuous improvement model. Department-level planning is becoming more formalized. Data provided by departments and programs within their annual reports to the dean are used to help allocate resources across Dietrich School departments. These departmental and program data are presented in summarized form within the Dietrich School annual plan submitted to the Provost. Further, the departmental strategic planning process itself was assessed in 2010, resulting in a more streamlined and focused process.
The Dietrich School has increased its use of internal benchmarking data over time and has made progress toward better use of external benchmarking data. Nevertheless, there is room for improvement. For example, the Provost's feedback to the Dietrich School after reviewing the fiscal year 2009 plan indicated a continued need for more accurate and interpretable measures of progress. To this end, the University has purchased a national database, Academic Analytics, which provides objective measures of productivity for faculty and PhD-granting departments. This database will augment and enhance existing self-assessment capabilities at the department level as the departments learn to use it well.
In summary, the Dietrich School—the largest and most complex of the representative sampling of units chosen—has built a culture of assessment that has had an observable and sustained effect at the school level and that increasingly is being embraced by departments, which are using it as an opportunity to strengthen their programs.


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this phone is great and i think it will have better picture quality then N95 because SE cameras r rated as high while nokia cameras are rated as average
Lousy video recording, complete absence of WLAN, complete absence of optical zoom. This phone is ridiculous. Look, the compact digicam Casio Exilim Z1000 has dimensions 92*58*22mm so it is highly portable AND it is 10MP with optical zoom. Other examples include the Panasonic Lumix TZ2 and the Pentax Optio A20. The SE K850 simply cannot compete with them and these digicams are highly portable. This is why it is better for a multimedia device to be an allrounder and not pretend to be a fantastic camera. The W960 or W990 is a much better buy.
I just hope the MP3 player sound volume will be a lot more stronger because on my K800 its way to low even to the volume and the equalizer to the max :( SE K850 will be a great phone but THE best phone ever!
w960 & k850 are 2 great SE fones!
i go with w960! music is for cool people:)
soon its camera will be outdated, another higher megapixel will be realesed, but walkman music quality is just the same....
camera flash will be phased out soon because censor camera will soon be released. its 10x better than a flash, and no more irritating light when taking a photo in the dark, just a damn hightech censor at night:)
mobile companys are starting to copy it.
and soon SE cybershot w/ xenon flash??? nonono!!!! SE cybershots w/ censor light will rise:)!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I have tried to get excited about this phone but there are too many inequalities. In the 21st century, mid 2007 how can you have a high-end phone which has a 5MP camera but coupled with lousy video recording?? This is not a cheap budget phone, so why did SE do this?? They should leave out video recording and strictly stick to stills photography instead of pretending to be a multimedia device and insisting on backward technology. Furthermore why are these people too STINGY to implement WLAN??
Superb camera phone!
To all nokia fanboys dont ever compare to yourn95!
This is camera PHONE, not multimedia COMPUTER
Do you know whats the diffrent between PHONE and COMPUTER?
If you know, GOOD! So, stop bothering SE section, go back to your own pages!
Anyway back to the phone,
I think this k850 is a big WOW!
I cant wait to get my hand on this baby :)
Nokia's N95 is going down...
In the meantime...
Sony Ericsson's K850 is going up.
this has same recording as w900i and the trouble with my w900 is it recorded in 3gp format and was not good..The resolution was qvga and 30 fps but it rippled a lot like you get with 3gp videos thats why i sold w900i and this looks the same thing come s/e mpeg4 vga please,,you have been critised before for still using the ancient qcif res but people want more because of videoing events plus sending to newsroom any footage and when they blow it up its embarrasing wen all you captured is pixellated
eeeemmmm.i think K850 kick the N95,it have a stronge camera , i like it but i think its cant hit my very low price digital camera canon A460!!!what do u think about it?im waiting for sample pic take with this mobile phone.........
wow this phone is the crown jewel of all phones espeically nokia nseries.EAT THIS NOKIA SE WINS NOW!!!!!!
After days of thinking, looks like my decision will be K850 over the W960.
-8GB is great, but not really needed.
-Wi-fi is handy, but how often will I actually use it.
-Touch screen will leave the screen greasy, and stylus isn't pratical all the time and sometimes annoying.
-Full visualizations in music player, might be able to get same concept with flash themes and other options, if not oh well, sacrifice music player for camera, and I would rather have camera
-Symbian OS...who cares
While K850 is dual memory card capable, best avialable in phone camera, auto-rotate, flash enabled, smaller in size, longer stand by battery time, digital compact like style and battery/sim/m2 port, xenon flash + 3 led lights so better video recording, as well as all this and more for a cheaper price!!
k850 - $700 USD
(as far as I have heard)
this is definitely the best phone until now. the picture quality will definitely be better than the n95, just look at the facts: k750 had better pic quality than n90 even if n90 had carl zeiss optics, once again k800 had better pic quality than n73 even if n73 had carl zeiss optics (add to that that the k800 had a REAL XENON FLASH instead of that little led one) which leads to the obvious conclusion that k850 will have better pic quality than n95 even if n95 has carl zeiss optics, and besides...k850 has a real xenon flash!! instead of that little led one that is far from being a real flash. k850 has also a 3led light for video recording. besides, k850 has better design, which ensures an increased phone durability the nokia n95 won't have because of it's double slider factor. the battery life is way better in the k850 and finally, i bet it will be way cheaper than the EXPENSIVE n95. so there you go, sony ericsson k850 is definitely the winner.
horrendously ugly looking phone , get a better 5 meg pix cam phone than this , wait for a while


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Cedar Forest Products, Co. Limited Shelter Warranty
1. Cedar Forest Products, Co. warrants to the original purchaser of its structures that it will furnish materials free from manufacturing defects for a period of ten (10) years from the date of invoice with the following terms and conditions.
2. This warranty is in effect only if the structure has been assembled and installed strictly in accordance with Cedar Forest Products, Co.'s setup instructions and good construction practices, and has been subjected only to normal use and exposure.
3. Abnormal conditions are specifically excluded from coverage under this warranty.
4. Contingent liability is specifically excluded. Cedar Forest Products, Co. has the option to repair or replace any defect in materials.
5. The owner shall notify Cedar Forest Products, Co. of any defect under this warranty, and before any alteration or repair is made or attempted.
6. Cedar Forest Products, Co. is in no way responsible for damages caused by others, including:vandalism, fire, lightning or acts of God, corrosion caused by moisture, chemicals, air or salt spray, pollution, or infestation by rodents or other vermin.
7. This limited warranty shall be null and void if the owner makes any alterations in design.
8. Cedar Forest Products, Co. shall not be responsible for insurance standards or code compliance changes that may be required in the future
9. Cedar Forest Products, Co. shall not be responsible for delays due to missing, stolen, or non-conforming parts. Any rework of non-conforming parts must be authorized by Cedar Forest Products, Co. prior to the time that the rework is done.
10. Some fitting and field cutting of parts will be required, and will not be subject to back charges or cause for rejection.
11. In the unlikely event of failure, Cedar Forest Products, Co. reserves the right to alter the design, color, or contributing factors to rectify the condition and help prevent any future reoccurence(s).
12. Cedar Forests Products, Co. specifically excludes any implied warranty of merchantability, of fitness, or of purpose, and there are no warranties, which extend beyond the description of the face hereof.
13. Under no circumstances will Cedar Forest Products, Co. be responsible for any consequential or incidental damages due to breach of warranty, and such damages are specifically excluded from this warranty.
Specification information is available upon request for all of our shelters and site furnishings. Standard design loads on shelters are 30 lbs. per square foot snow load, with miles per hour wind load. Engineer's sealed drawings are included with every CFP shelter as standard. Should calculations be required on shelter plans, please call the factory for cost estimates since fees vary widely by type of shelter and area of country. A full set of shop drawing are included with each Cedar Forest Products shelter. Product specifications in this catalog were correct at the time of publication; however, Cedar Forest Products, Co. reserves the right to change specifications at any time to reflect product improvement.
Custom Designs:
We welcome the opportunity to develop specific products and specifications to meet your custom design requirements. Do not hesitate to call since some inquiries only involve minor modifications. Occasionally, new designs require extensive investigation and will require a pre-paid design and engineering fee. However, upon receipt and shipment of the order, the fee will be offset in the prices of the approved new product.
Prices are effective as of the date of this catalog. Freight weights shown are approximate and may vary. Freight is calculated separately, and not included in the pricing. All quotations are firm for 30 days, after which, Cedar Forest Products, Co. reserves the right to adjust pricing and freight costs to reflect market fluctuations. Applicable taxes are added to invoices unless a tax exempt certificate is provided with order. Prices are subject to change without notice.
Payment in full is required in 30 days after delivery. These net 30-day terms are extended to establish customers who can provide documentation of credit worthiness. If documentation of credit worthiness cannot be provided, a 25% deposit will be required at the time of the order and the remaining balance paid 7 days prior to shipment. A service charge of 15% per month will be assessed on the balance of all accounts over 30 days old. No retainages are accepted.
Depending on the size of the shelter to be delivered, either a common carrier or private carrier will be used. Whenever possible, shelters will be delivered to the job site. Detailed address and directions must accompany the order. Cedar Forest Products, Co. and their carriers shall have full authority to stop shipment at the point nearest the job site where road conditions or other hazards do not allow the carrier to safely reach the job site. Transporting of the material from this point on will be the responsibility of the buyer. The carrier's decision in this situation will be final. All freight charges are added to the invoice unless collect shipment arrangements are made when ordering. Time of delivery can vary. CFP will make every possible effort to deliver within the pre-determined time period (usually 10-12 weeks or sooner after receipt of design approval). Due to the nature of our product, unforeseen delays production and/or delivery are possible. CFP will not honor or be held accountable for liquidated damage charges of any kind whatsoever.
Receipt of product:
Unloading of the product is the buyer's responsibility. In most cases, a forklift truck is required by and is the responsibility of the buyer for unloading. Buyer or authorized agent must inspect shipment at time of arrival and verify it with the bill of lading. The bill of lading received at the time of shipment is our receipt from the carrier. We therefore are released of all responsibility of loss or damage in transit. Damages or shortages shall be noted on the delivery receipt and shall be reported to Cedar Forest Products, Co. immediately by phone or in writing. Failure to report shortages or damages within two business days of receiving product shall be deemed full and complete acceptance of materials as delivered and will result in a minimum of 1/2 up to and including 100% of replacement cost including shipping.
Material Storage:
It is the sole responsibility of the buyer to provide for protection of the material after arrival at destination. Storage of wood components and other materials must be in a dry place out of the sun and other elements. Exposure to the sun, rain and other elements can cause warping, staining and other damage. Temporarily stored materials should be placed on blocks well off the ground and separated to allow air circulation around each member. Moisture resistance covers should be used on top and bottom material stacks.
Installation and Assembly:
Detailed setup and assembly instructions are included in each shipment along with the hardware. To facilitate the owner's planning of desired site and concrete work, and shelter layouts and installation, setup instructions are sent certified mail after receipt of order. Some fitting and cutting of parts may be required because of field conditions and will not be reason for rejection or back charges. Touch-up and finish painting and staining shall be the responsibility of the installer. Cedar Forest Products, Co. assumes no responsibility for the condition of factory-applied finishes damaged or altered by installation or storage procedures. No corrections or alterations are to be made to our products without permission. Back charges must be pre-approved before any product corrections are performed.
Cancellations and Returns:
May be made only with the consent of Cedar Forest Products, Co. and any and all costs incurred from date of order are subject to charge a 25% handling charge, in addition to return freight charges, is made on return of products ordered in error. Custom products and Pre-cut Metal Roofs and timber buildings are non-returnable.
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Intuition is a sense of knowing how to act spontaneously, without needing to know why.
― Sylvia Clare
In this segment of the No Holds Barred: Pushing Boundaries series, I want to focus on the women behind 32° East Ugandan Arts Trust, and the Ugandan artists they're impacting. Why? Because they show us how living intuitively has direct effects on others, including people located in all corners of our wide world.
Co-directors Rocca Gutteridge and Nicola Elphinstone, both originally from the UK, have made it their mission to create a "centre for the creation and exploration of contemporary Ugandan art." Located in Uganda's bustling capital city of Kampala, the arts trust — which opened this past March — "aims to provide the arts community with the information, resources, and exposure needed to raise the profile of Ugandan Art to a national and international level." When I stayed there for several months during the summer, I saw first hand the effect they were having on Kampala's contemporary art scene — and, likewise, the influence that the Ugandan artists and culture were having on them.
When I first heard about the trust and its young founders, I was in awe of the courage it must've taken to not only pack up everything and move to a country vastly different than your own, but to create an organization geared toward integrating different values and mindsets under one collaborative roof. Since relocating to Kampala, Rocca and Nicola have needed to make significant lifestyle changes: the laid-back, slow Ugandan vibe is far different than the rigid, fast-paced energy of the UK.
As Rocca emotively wrote in her previous blog, just as they were beginning:
"Nothing here is constant, nothing is settled, it feels like anything could happen at anytime. But Uganda's also a contradiction of terms. In 1907 Winston Churchill visited Uganda and called it 'a garden of sunshine and deadly nightshade.' Life stumbles along leading you to believe the chaos will always remain and the mindsets are concrete. It's not going to be easy but there's hope and adventure bursting out of every artist and conversation I've had, so I know I'm in for an exciting ride."
What I really valued about my personal experience there was seeing their total devotion to creating something that worked for the Ugandan artists, rather than trying to impose their own set of values in a new culture. While Kampala is a city rife with talent, it has previously lacked much of the contemporary, avant-garde conceptual work prevalent in, say, major European cities like London, or Berlin. As 32 East member and one of my favorite artists, SANE describes, Uganda is known for being conservative in what it will accept in terms of personal creativity. When it comes to using social change, there are strides yet to made:
"Social change always starts with a change of mindset… art offers a way for the community to see itself. In our case, however, Ugandans have tried to stifle the incredible power of art by ignoring its potential to effect change. They have not given art sanctity as a discipline, nor as a part of daily life. If we could get the society to recognize, appreciate, and celebrate visual art in particular, and art (creativity) in general, then that mindset change will be the springboard to using art to deal with other fundamental social issues."
How did Rocca even begin to imagine that she, an academically-trained, practicing sculptor, could begin such a bold undertaking? By trusting in her passions and intuition.
While she was visiting Uganda several years ago, the Egyptian Revolution unexpectedly broke out on January 25, 2011, derailing her plans for traveling there. Deciding to hang out a bit longer in Uganda while waiting for the riots to subside, she began exploring Kampala's arts scene more deeply. Finding inspiration in the city's myriad talented artists and their desire to go further, she saw an opportunity to use her passions to create a unifying space for Kampala artists to congregate, learn, and develop their conceptual practices.
To create, for me, is to be part of a meaningful, useful human existence.
– Sane
From the connection she felt with the Ugandan culture, her own interests and passions, and the help of her equally-knowledgeable co-director Nicola, the next few years were spent conducting in-depth research on Ugandan culture and more. When they felt they had prepared as much as possible, and after long nights of late phone calls, paperwork, and determination, 32 East was made a reality. Since then, it's become a staple in Kampala, and I've no doubt that it will continue to flourish in the hands of the Ugandan artists, curators, and arts managers in future. Whether hosting international artists-in-residence, like David Bade, or helping to facilitate Ugandan musician-artist Xenson's latest project, the impact of the trust is far-reaching, and widespread.
The combination of Rocca's unstoppable energy, and Nicola's tireless efforts to create a space that successfully — and thoughtfully — merges two wildly different cultures into a singular hub of creativity is inspiring: it reminds us that if we feel a strong pull toward something, no matter how 'out there' it may seem, we owe it to ourselves, and the world, to pursue our vision.
Like Mike del Ponte's story with making the Soma water filter, true change is generated from everyday people choosing to listen to their inner voice. Summoning the courage to move forward with our personal dreams can create a wave of positive effects for everyone. What's your dream?
The only safe thing is to take a chance.
– Mike Nichols


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Eastern to Host Day of Giving, Local Food Drives
WILLIMANTIC, CT (11/03/2017) Written by Michael Rouleau
Eastern Connecticut State University's 11th annual Day of Giving will occur on Nov. 22 in Hurley Hall. The event is open to Willimantic residents who might not otherwise enjoy a Thanksgiving meal. The meal will be served from 12-2 p.m.
The major community event-which served more than 700 guests last year-is a collaboration between Eastern's Center for Community Engagement (CCE), the Office of Institutional Advancement and Chartwells, Eastern's food service provider.
The festive spread of Turkey, stuffing and all the traditional fixings will be donated by the ECSU Foundation and Chartwells. Chartwells staff will donate their time to prepare the food and decorate the dining hall. More than 50 volunteers from the Eastern community-students, faculty, staff, alumni and friends of the university-will serve food, provide transportation, welcome guests, lead children's activities and clean up.
During the four weeks leading up to the Day of Giving, the CCE will conduct food drives at area grocery stores. Donations will go to the Covenant Soup Kitchen and other local food pantries. Upcoming drives include the Willimantic Food Co-op on Nov. 4 and 5; Bob's IGA in South Windham on Nov. 11; Stop & Shop in East Hampton on Nov. 12; and Stop & Shop in Uncasville on Nov. 18 and 19. Volunteers will collect items from 10am to 2pm on each day.
Last weekend's food drive, which took place at the Canterbury Better Value Super Market, 575 food items totaling 702 pounds were collected, along with $96 in cash donations.
Additionally, collection boxes have been placed throughout the Eastern campus in residence halls, classroom buildings and administration buildings. Last year, 859 food items were donated on campus; the goal for this year is 1,000 items.
About Eastern Connecticut State University:
Eastern is the state of Connecticut's public liberal arts university, serving more than 5,400 students annually at its Willimantic campus and satellite locations. In addition to attracting students from 163 of Connecticut's 169 towns, Eastern also draws students from 20 other states and 29 other countries. A residential campus offering 39 majors and 65 minors, Eastern offers students a strong liberal art foundation grounded in an array of applied learning opportunities. Eastern has been awarded "Green Campus" status by the Princeton Review seven years in a row. For more information, visit www.easternct.edu.
It is the policy of Eastern Connecticut State University to ensure equal access to its events. If you are an individual with a disability and will need accommodations for this event, please contact the Office of University Relations at (860) 465-5735.


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Historical Society is gearing up for a packed programme
Balbriggan and District Historical Society is preparing for a number of fascinating talks and presentations over the next few weeks and months as a new chairperson takes the helm.
The society has a new chairperson in Anne Collins and a new committee member, Brian Kavanagh but stalwart and former chairperson, Jim Walsh is staying on the committee and all other officers are remaining in their positions.
The next event the society has lined up is a fundraiser in the form of a quiz at the Milestone Inn on March 23 at 8pm and then it is on to a packed schedule of historical talks.
Jim Walsh will be the speaker on Wednesday, March 29 at 8pm at Balbriggan Town Hall when he will provide an insight into the design and construction of Balbriggan's beloved Carnegie Free Library building.
On Wednesday, April 26 at 8pm Brian Arnold will speak at the Town Hall on the subject of 'Thomas Ashe: The Revolutionary Teacher'.
On Wednesday, May 31, Padraig Yeates will speak on the Russian Revolution, Easter 1916 and the history of Irish Labour, also at the Town Hall at 8pm.
In just a couple of weeks time on Wednesday, March 29, the society will participate in a showcase of local historical societies hosted by the council at County Hall.
The event clashes with a society talk but representatives of the group will attend to showcase the work of the society to a wider audience.
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Just one week after launching Boise's new glass recycling program, the City Council meets tonight to consider an agreement with Environmental Abrasives regarding all of the empties. The company wants to take recyclers' glass, crush it and market it.
Subscribers can elect to to pay $9.95 per month for a new glass-only cart, which will be collected by Boise's traditional trash contractor Allied Waste and taken to a storage area at the airport. Once there, it's EA's problem, or product, as the case may be.
According to its website, Environmental Abrasives' core mission is to find a use for the non-degradable industrial wastes that just sat around non-degrading. They will most likely crush the glass using the city's new Andela Glass Pulverizer (worth $500,000, but recently purchased from Mountain Home Air Force Base for $250). Once crushed, EA will most likely purify the product until it's a pure silicon powder—valuable not only for electronics, but apparently also for insulation.
If adopted by the Boise City Council and approved by the mayor, the agreement would last for three years.


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Material, Rules and Views
How do we handle materials, what is their known and usual use, how can their qualities be defined? These questions were at the core of Material and Rules, a five-days workshop tailored for Alchimia's BFA program by Doris Maninger with the assistance of Carla Movia. The workshop dealt with acts of defining, ordering, categorizing and in essence has the aim to encourage the students to think about how they look at things, and how their own act of looking defines what they see.
During these five days students used play as a form of investigation, understanding the importance of experimentation before final decision making, how that moment of freedom is paramount while keeping an absolute respect for self-imposed rules.
An important part of the this year's course was the visit to the Museum of Anthropology and Ethnology of Florence, one of the most significant in Europe. The Museum owns a very important patrimony, through which it is possible to trace the history of research methodologies adopted by anthropologists in the 19th and 20th centuries, and to gain knowledge over the colonial methods adopted to study any non european culture. The most spectacular section of the collections is the more than 25,000 artefacts deriving from exploratory journeys and scientific missions conducted in many regions of the planet in the late 18th – early 19th century. They consist of all kinds of objects: garments, clothing accessories, jewellery and ornaments, masks, architectural elements, boats, equestrian vestments, idols and amulets, offensive, defensive and hunting weapons, tools for farming, fishing and cooking, decorative items from houses, musical instruments, religious objects of different cults, books, paintings and manuscripts. These objects are all made out of natural materials: wood, bark, leaves and plant fibres both in their natural state and as components of fabrics and woven objects, fruits and seeds, bones, ivory, horns, shells, metals, stones, clay, natural dyes, skin, feathers and hair.
The colonial gaze vis-à-vis early scientific methods gave an important inspiration to the students projects, as did the incredible techniques developed to master natural materials all found in the museum's collection.
Enjoy the visuals yourself and remember, mind your look.
The second year BFA is: Roberta Consalvo, Elisa Cassaniga, Lisiane Hilario, Kristin Knoll, Chloe Leigh, Victoria Matsuka, Ginevra Montoschi, Uta Myazawa, Luisa Quartin, Cosima Rohden, Piera Shi, Sophia Taul, FuYu Tsai, Ian Lai Wen.


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I arrived to city walk around 5 o'clock or so & made my way over to the store. Walking in the first thing I noticed was Greg sitting behind his table with all his merchandise laid out. His prices were fairly reasonable. They ranged 15-20 dollars for a photo & 60 dollars for a jersey. Considering that the price covered the item & the signature, I thought it was a pretty good price. I walked around the store for a bit looking for something to buy. I found a pretty nice T-shirt and decided to roll with that. There were just two people in line before me so I waited for my turn to make my purchase & get my football signed. While I was in line there were people coming in requesting to take a photo with Greg & he said yes at the price of 5 dollars. I have heard of athletes charging for a photo-op before, but this was my first time experiencing it in person.
Here below is a close up of my signed football with the "R.A.T.S. 109.5" inscription, which I personally think came out great. Hope you enjoyed the post & Thank you for reading.


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Pentecost Sunday
by ecf.admin
Hi Everyone!
I hope you're having a fantastic week.
This Sunday, June 4, marks two special events and I want to encourage you to make every effort to attend. Eight weeks ago we kicked off our annual First Fruits giving event. We've done this for over 15 years and gather together to celebrate the great things God has done for us and acknowledge that everything we have comes from Him! He wants to bless us and make us a blessing to others (Genesis 12:1-3)! While some have already given, this Sunday we'll officially receive the First Fruits and regular offerings during the Exchange as we take communion together.
This Sunday is also Pentecost Sunday and besides baptizing some in water, we'll be praying for all who wish to be baptized in the Holy Spirit. We've been in "The Holy Spirit" series since Easter paralleling the time sequence that Jesus commanded the disciples in Acts 1:1-8 as well as the original Old Testament event recorded in Exodus 19. The entire structure of the Feasts of Israel (Passover – Pentecost – Tabernacles – Leviticus 23) serve as a picture of the New Testament "Israel", the Church (Galatians 3:26-29). Pentecost which is the arrival of the Holy Spirit, the third member of the Godhead/Trinity is a very significant day in history and this Sunday we plan to celebrate that. I hope you'll join us!!
I love being your pastor!
PS – If you've not yet been water baptized please join us! You can email email@example.com to RSVP. The class begins at 9:15 am in room 105 and baptism will take place at the beginning of service!


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My Head Spins some days….. one of the biggest annoyanyces in the printing industry is the NON-Standardization of terms.
Think about this: what is the difference to profile cut vs. procut? NOTHING… to some profile cut means something completely different. So I make the Clarion Call to the industry to standadize your terms. Since no one else will ever take the iniative to do this.. I will…See i am a thought leader afterall. I think that it's important to note that 123Decal.com respects all vendor and hope they will conform to our language..Ya Right. 🙂
The Terms:
Pro-cut – A procut decal, is a very common decal that has only the shape around it and any middle parts removed. This is very common in lettering for car windows. These Custom Decals are generally a little pricy because they require a little more time and effor to product. The Process is that you print it, weed it(remove un needed parts) and Masked it. Then apply it! Please note that a PRO-CUT decal can also be called a PROFILE CUT.
Die-Cut – These is where the decal is cut out around the edge of the whole decal. In all technicallity a "Die Cut Decal" could be a circle, square, or anyother random shape. These are usually cut by using a Die that the pre fabricated before the cutting begins after printing. Die's can be very costly. Some slick digital printers and plotters can Cut throught the vinyl without having to use a DIE. Praise these guys for their great work.
Kiss-Cut – No i dont mean razor blade lips. A kiss cut decal is interesting becuause it is similar to the DIE CUT decals but they are not CUT all the way throught the vinyl. You usually have to peel it out as you see in this image. It helps to make it easy to protect the decal and to seperate it from the vinyl backing, plus it usually faster and cheaper to produce.
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♦ Christmas and New Year in London
London is very nice city without any doubt, but in Christmas and New year still gets nicer. The truth is that the British capital has much to offer to people of all ages and for any time of year, but at Christmas time there are still more. A perfect place to enjoy London with kids is Winter Wonderland. This is a German-inspired Christmas market located in Hyde Park, one of London's major parks. Obviously we can not leave out the Christmas lights because London is one of the most spectacular cities. Especially recommended are the lights and Christmas decorations in Oxford Street, Regent Street, Carnaby Street, Bond Street and Covent Garden.
Finally, when arrive the night of December 31 and are ready to welcome the New Year, we recommend you go to the shore of the Thames. At midnight a great set of lights and fireworks light up the London sky to welcome the New Year. The best places to see them are area Westminster until the London Eye. Of course, there will be music and various shows during the previous hours.
♦ Christmas and New Year in Paris
In Paris they do things a little different in end of year. No big fireworks at midnight in Champs de Mars, however, the Eiffel Tower have a spectacular lighting that starts at midnight.
The Parisians, like New Yorkers and Londoners, enjoy a great celebration in the streets on New Year. The people bring their own champagne and a picnic basket to Champs de Mars to celebrate the start of the new year with friends and family. Near to Champs de Mars, Champs Elysees are also a great place to celebrate the end of the year. People gather at the famous shopping street around 21:00 pm, December 31, and also bring bottles of champagne to celebrate. They fire small fireworks throughout the city that can be seen from the Champs Elysees. If you want a really good view, the square of the Sacred Heart is also a great option. On the steps of the great church can have a panoramic view of Paris and fireworks light up the sky.
♦ Christmas and New Year in Rome
Rome is an ideal place to visit at Christmas and New Year. It is a magical city throughout the year but when the holidays come around, it transforms and takes another light, another dynamic becomes an even more captivating metropolis. Ideal site for practitioners of the faith, for belief is vivid in every remote corner of the city, meet or return to Rome in "Natale" (Christmas in Italian) is a unique experience. It should be noted that at this time of year some monuments may be closed to the public.
The largest gathering event is, without question, the Midnight Mass presided by the Pope in St. Peter's Basilica at night on day 24. At Mass, the Holy Father consecrates the bread and wine presenting front the crowd the Baby Jesus. On the 25th at noon, the Holy Father addressing the faithful from all over the world with his blessing Urbi et Orbi in several languages.
♦ Christmas and New Year in Madrid
If will be in Madrid where you will celebrate end of the year and welcome the New Year, we recommend you go to the square "Puerta del Sol" on the night of December 30 as well, since the chimes are made in advance, it is a test of how will be on 31st. As you see it is a great plan because you can enjoy two consecutive nights and live two end of Year (Nochevieja-spanish) is a quite luck, so take it.
This custom has emerged in recent years and is gaining more and more followers, so much so that Tourism of Madrid collects it on its website and includes it in the Christmas program of the city. Everything works just like the night of 31 even security as it is a trial.
For these two nights you need some basic things that you can not forget when you go to the Puerta del Sol. The most important are the grapes, because if you do not take the 12 corresponding the desire that you asking will not comply. You must also bring a bottle of champagne to toast for the New Year after to eat the grapes and that all goes well during the New Year.
As you can see, a family vacation in these cities to welcome the New Year can be the perfect plan, and from our side we give you 10% of additional discount in hotels of these four cities until 13/01/2013, use the following codes for each destination to apply the discount.
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As a heart centered practitioner and entrepreneur, you are faced with making decisions everyday. But how do you know if they are the best decisions for you, your life, or your business? Would you like to have true confidence in your inner guidance and learn how to be more at ease in your life and your business practice?
What if you could improve the balance in, and quality of your life, by understanding your energetic, innate "wiring" and how you are designed to interact with the world around you? What if you could stop feeling burnt out, resentful, bitter, frustrated, or chaotic, and align with your true nature of success, peace, delight, and satisfaction?
The free 4-part video series will be available starting April 17 and through April 30th. Once you register, you will receive email notifications when the videos are available for viewing. The videos in this workshop are 30 – 40 minutes long and a new one will be available every few days.
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Join us live on May 2nd, for a fascinating discussion on the field of Human Design and how you can use this insight into making better business and life decisions as an entrepreneur. Sue Ann Seccia-Harnden has been a student of the field of Human Design for over 3 years and has been integrating and applying the principles of Human Design in her everyday life and business with great results!
Sue Ann will be interviewing Christopher J. Power, a leader in the field of Human Design, and founder of the "Master Your Human Design". Christopher has developed a down-to-earth framework for entrepreneurs like you to understand how to learn and apply the principles of Human Design to fundamentally upgrade the way you live your life. Christopher has been working in the field of Human Design for over 9 years, and is considered an authority in this field.
On this free webinar, you will discover how Human Design helps you understand:
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Human Design presents every person with their own unique and practical system for making effective decisions. This is based on their own individual mechanics, and personal energies.
A tool used and known within Human Design as the 'Body Graph', clearly and graphically maps out any individual's one-off Human Design. Simultaneously, it can be used to identify very particularly, what each individual human being brings to the table of life. Thus Human Design has a myriad of practical applications in real world terms.
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RDBMS, types of relational databases, challenges of RDBMS, NoSQL database, its significance, how NoSQL suits Big Data needs, Introduction to MongoDB and its advantages, MongoDB installation, JSON features, data types and examples.
Installing MongoDB, basic MongoDB commands and operations, MongoChef (MongoGUI) Installation, MongoDB Data types.
Hands-on Exercise – Install MongoDB, Install MongoChef (MongoGUI)
The need for NoSQL, types of NoSQL databases, OLTP, OLAP, limitations of RDBMS, ACID properties, CAP Theorem, Base property, learning about JSON/BSON, database collection & document, MongoDB uses, MongoDB Write Concern – Acknowledged, Replica Acknowledged, Unacknowledged, Journaled, Fsync.
Hands-on Exercise – Write a JSON document
Understanding CRUD and its functionality, CRUD concepts, MongoDB Query & Syntax, read and write queries and query optimization.
Hands-on Exercise – Use Insert query to Create a data entry, Use find query to Read data, Use update and replace queris to Update, Use delete query operations on a DB file
Concepts of data modeling, difference between MongoDB and RDBMS modeling, Model tree structure, operational strategies, monitoring and backup.
Hands-on Exercise – Write a data model tree structure for a family hierarchy
In this module you will learn MongoDB® Administration activities such as Health Check, Backup, Recovery, database sharding and profiling, Data Import/Export, Performance tuning etc.
Hands-on Exercise – Use shard key and hashed shard keys, Perform backup and recovery of a dummy dataset, Import data from a csv file, Export data to a csv file
Concepts of data aggregation and types, data indexing concepts, properties and variations.
Hands-on Exercise – Do aggregation using pipeline, sort, skip and limit, Create index on data using single key, using multikey
Understanding database security risks, MongoDB security concept and security approach, MongoDB integration with Java and Robomongo.
Hands-on Exercise – MongoDB integration with Java and Robomongo.
Implementing techniques to work with variety of unstructured data like images, videos, log data, and others, understanding GridFS MongoDB file system for storing data.
Hands-on Exercise – Work with variety of unstructured data like images, videos, log data, and others
Project : Working with the MongoDB JavaDriver
Industry : General
Problem Statement : How to create table for video insertion using Java
Topics : In this project you will work with MongoDB JavaDriver. Become proficient in creating a table for inserting video using Java programming. You will work with collections, documents and understand the read and write basics of MongoDB database and the Java Virtual Machine libraries.
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When we lost Steven Taylor to a groin strain back in early November, it was a big blow for Newcastle, and we subsequently lost at Fulham and could only draw at home to Wigan Athletic, and that was 5 points lost that we needed desperately.
Steven Taylor – a good young up and coming player
But since those two games, the defense has started to perform well, and we pointed out yesterday Steven will need to fight to regain his starting position, from the very impressive young Frenchman Seb Bassong, who's the same age as Steven, at just 22.
Steven will be a little frustrated at this, but he's also matured a lot in the last couple of years and he knows this is a team game, and Joe Kinnear has told Steven he will need to be patient.
Joe has often expressed his delight at the way Sébastien Bassong has been playing since he was brought into the side as a center-back against Wigan Athletic, after Brazilian Claudio Cacapa gave his disastrous performance at Fulham.
And Bassong looks so much better at center-back, his favored position, than he did when operating at left-back, although he was more than decent at full-back too.
Joe said today:
"It is unfortunate Steven Taylor lost his place in the side because of injury. He was playing well at the time, but I don't have favorites in football and he has to wait for his chance to get back into the side like everyone else."
"He knows that because he understands football, he's a good lad and I know, if and when he is called upon, he won't let anybody down." "He's a fantastic player to have on the bench because he can play in any position across the back four."
"He has done very well for me since I came here, but Sebastien Bassong has been superb in our last two games and there is no way he deserves to lose his place in the side just because Tayls is fit again."
"I could not justify breaking up a back four which went to Chelsea and Middlesbrough and kept clean sheets. The defense has been a real plus for us recently and Bassong has been a big part of that because he has a good partnership with Fabricio Coloccini."
Good honest words from Joe, and it's good if he doesn't have favorites like some of our former managers, like Big Sam as one example, who continued to play Alan Smith last season, when Alan put in some hopeless performances, and was almost asking to be dropped.
22 year-old Sebastien Bassong – two great games recently – a top buy?
Steven Taylor also has his critics at the club, and some readers on our site are still to be convinced that Taylor is the player he is talked up to be. He's young and is still making mistakes, but we think Steven doesn't get all the credit he deserves for being so committed to Newcastle United.
And we're sure he will be back in the starting line-up shortly, but at the moment that may need to be at left-back, which he's played one or two times before for the club.
What do you think about this?
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Joe appears to talk sense there and to go away twice and not concede any goals vindicates his thoughts.
Speaking of loyalty, I trust that his faith in MO pays off this weekend. Beats me why he doesn't go for MO, Oba and Viduka – it seemed to work last season and the way Stoke play, that lineup my just do the trick!
i know sisic had it in him, just never saw him doing that for the national side…and we can't watch greek league here in slo, well…we can only watch 3 matches/week for EPL, and milan, inter from serie A and real or barca from spanish league…that's all we can watch here…that's all our TV stations transmit/have rights to transmit 🙂


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Election Updates
06/28/2017 National Public Radio: Should It Be Easier to Vote? Americans Are Deeply Divided By Party
06/25/2017 Los Angeles Times: California's big change in voting rules is off to rocky start for 2018
06/23/2017 Orange County Register: Secretary of State alleges politics may have caused Orange County supervisors to reject cost- saving voting system
06/21/2017 Modesto Bee: California election officials respond on elections hacking
06/20/2017 Capitol Weekly: CA120 Buckle Up, California-redistricting looms
06/13/2017 KPCC: Secretary of State denies again that California had elections breach
06/13/2017 Orange County Register: Orange County Registers reject new, cost-saving voting system
06/13/2017 Los Angeles Times: Thousands of Angelenos have voted four times in four months. Soon, they'll be asked to vote again.
06/06/2017 The Nation: Worried About Election Hacking? There's a Fix for That
06/05/2017 Orange County Register: Orange County wants to overhaul the way we vote, but some say changes should wait
06/03/2017 Los Angeles Times: County election officials say hundreds of voters in LA's congressional race haven't received their ballots
06/01/2017 LA Daily News: Here's why California officials want $450 million to upgrade elections technology
05/23/2017 Sacramento Bee: Here's a better way for Sacramento to vote
05/23/2017 Politico: Top hacker conference to target voting machines
05/09/2017 Los Angeles Times: Voting Rights Groups File a New DMV lawsuit, saying it's still too hard for Californians to register to vote
04/11/17 Sacramento Bee: California Election Chief wants primary election right after Iowa, New Hampshire
04/02/17 LA Times: Political Road Map: A $76-million dilemma over election costs
FoCE News
03/28/17 FoCE: California Election Leaders Stay Focused on Reform in Politically Charged Era
Election 2016
06/10/2016 FOX 40: Sanders Supporters Await Full Ballot Count
06/10/2016 KQED News: More Accessible Voting Leads to Longer Counting Times in California
06/09/2016 The Washington Times: Nearly 2.6 million votes outstanding in California primary
Language Access
05/10/17 Los Angeles Times: There were serious problems in 2016 for some California voters who don't speak English, new report says
10/09/2014 Speak City Heights: Changes in Voting Processing Could Benefit Non-English Speakers
04/28/2014 Contra Costa Times: Online Voter Registration Now Available in 10 Languages
03/12/2014 National Journal: Giving Latino Voters The Protections They Deserve
08/09/2013 Asian Week: New Report on 2012 Election Finds Language Assistance A Key Issue For Asian American Voters
6/1/2013 The Alamedan: Poll Worker Bill Headed to State Senate Floor
04/24/13 OC Weekly: Local Cambodians Diss State Voter Guides
Voter Registration
06/26/2017 Public Policy Institute of California: California's Missing Voters: Who is Not Voting and Why
11/02/2014 Sacramento Bee: Friends Don't Let Friends Not Vote
03/25/2014 Government Technology: California to Send Voter Registration Cards to Obama Care Applicants
Voting Options
11/10/2014 Forward Times: Election Confirms Difficulty With New Voting Limits
11/02/2014 The Davis Enterprise: Signed Sealed and Delivered More are Voting-by-Mail
10/22/2014 NPR: Want Your Absentee Vote to Count? Don't Make These Mistakes
10/16/2014 NBC News: Avoid These Common Mistakes When Voting
10/13/2014 Sacramento Bee: California politicians would never suppress voting, but they might not count all the ballots
10/06/2014 CBS: Voting By Mail For November Elections Starts Monday
04/09/2013 The California Report: L.A. County Remakes How Its Citizens Will Vote
Voting Information
4/4/2016 Voices of San Diego: San Diego Decides: Talk to Vote
11/14/2014 Sacramento Bee: California Officials Ponder All Mail Voting
10/15/2014 Capitol Public Radio: California Civic Engagement Project Explains Low Youth Voter Turnout
03/05/2014 Fox and Hounds Daily: The Future of California Elections Depends On Us


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The Lancashire Forum Creative
Drawing on the latest research and a wealth of experience of working with SME leaders and managers, UCLan is devising a business, leadership and innovation development programme designed specifically for the needs of those working in and running SMEs.
Find out more information below on what the Lancashire Forum Creative has to offer….
Who is it for?
At UCLan the Lancashire Forum Creative is designed specifically to meet the learning and development needs of creative and digital SMEs.
The Lancashire Forum Creative is a fully-funded ERDF-funded programme (meaning there is no cost to participants) so all companies involved must be:
•Based in Lancashire
•Employ Fewer than 250 full-time employees
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What will it entail?
Every company has different aims, objectives, needs and goals. Our highly experienced facilitators can work with you to decide which Lancashire Forum Creative route is best for you and your business, be it joining an Action Learning Set with other SME leaders, attending innovative and expert-led workshops, or joining a cutting-edge business development programme.
All aspects of the Lancashire Forum Creative are underpinned by peer-to-peer learning that means you work with others 'in the same boat' to help you learn and collaborate with other SME leaders who understand the world in which you operate. As the programme is specifically designed for the creative and digital sector so you will have the chance to shape the programme yourself.
How will it help my business?
The Lancashire Forum Creative team has more than 30 years' collective experience of working with SME leaders and this experience has allowed us to develop a deep understanding of how to help SME leaders develop themselves and their companies. Participants we have worked with on previous development programmes have reported:
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Muck heap blaze extinguished in Earl Stonham
Published: 17:24, 20 July 2017
A pair of fire crews were called to battle a muck heap blaze in Earl Stonham on Wednesday afternoon.
Suffolk Fire and Rescue Service received a call at 3.15pm, alerting them to Middlewood Green.
Crews, from Debenham and Stowmarket, arrived to find a muck heap, about 40m long, 15m wide and roughly 10m high, alight.
A hose reel jet was used to extinguish the blaze. Firefighters also received help from the landowner, in the form of a teleporter.
The fire was deemed under control by 5.38pm
There were no reported injuries.


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Gardens at Knottingly Park, Waimate - Photograph taken by W.G.R., [ca 1910]
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View of gardens at Knottingly Park, Waimate. A gardener holding a rake is standing in front of a fountain, centre right. There is a house behind a hedge in the centre, and a large pampas grass in the foreground. Photograph probably taken by Walter G Russell, bookseller in Queen Street, Waimate, between 1914 and 1918.
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1 image, categorised under Postcards, related to Walter Gurney Russell, Knottingly Park, Parks - New Zealand - Canterbury Region, Fountains - New Zealand - Canterbury Region and Pampas grasses.
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Ida Andrea
Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. Anderson
Wife of Rev. J. Halvorson
Feb 14, 1872 - April 6, 1909
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