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Nerves provide the pathways for both motor and sensory signals throughout the body and physical damage to a peripheral nerve or the inability to properly reconnect nerves can result in the loss of muscle function and/or feeling. Nerves can be damaged in a number of ways. When a nerve is cut due to a traumatic injury or surgery, functionality of the nerve may be compromised, causing the nerve to no longer carry the signals to and from the brain to the muscles and skin and reducing or eliminating functionality. Nerve damage or discontinuity of this type generally requires a surgical repair.
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Competitors – In this section, various Nerve Repair Biomaterial industry leading players are studied with respect to their company profile, product portfolio, capacity, price, cost and revenue.
Other analyses – Apart from the aforementioned information, trade and distribution analysis for the Nerve Repair Biomaterial Market, contact information of major manufacturers, suppliers and key consumers is also given. Also, SWOT analysis for new projects and feasibility analysis for new investment are included.
Further details about the manufacturer base, such as generic overview of the company, an overview of the firm in terms of the position it currently commands in the Nerve Repair Biomaterial market, and its expanse in the industry.
Pivotal pointers such as Nerve Repair Biomaterial market competition trends as well as the market concentration rate – basically inclusive of the specifics about some of the top players of the Nerve Repair Biomaterial market.
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the latest report about ' nerve repair biomaterial market' published by market study report, llc, features recent and future growth trends related to the business besides information on the myriad regions that belong to the geographical spectrum of the ' nerve repair biomaterial market'. in addition, the report further explains significant details pertaining to the demand and supply analysis, market share growth and contributions from leading manufacturers of the ' nerve repair biomaterial market'.
nerves provide the pathways for both motor and sensory signals throughout the body and physical damage to a peripheral nerve or the inability to properly reconnect nerves can result in the loss of muscle function and/or feeling. nerves can be damaged in a number of ways. when a nerve is cut due to a traumatic injury or surgery, functionality of the nerve may be compromised, causing the nerve to no longer carry the signals to and from the brain to the muscles and skin and reducing or eliminating functionality. nerve damage or discontinuity of this type generally requires a surgical repair.
the nerve repair biomaterial market report is a comprehensive research study of this business space that has been projected to garner highly appreciable returns by the end of the forecast duration. the report analyzes nerve repair biomaterial market and provides an insight into pivotal parameters such as market size, sales volume, revenue forecast, and the like. the segmentation of the nerve repair biomaterial market and intrinsic details regarding these segments in addition to the specific drivers fueling the remuneration and commercialization landscape of this business space have also been enumerated in this report.
production analysis – production of the nerve repair biomaterial is analyzed with respect to different regions, types and applications. here, price analysis of various nerve repair biomaterial market key players is also covered.
sales and revenue analysis – both, sales and revenue are studied for the different regions of the nerve repair biomaterial market. another major aspect, price, which plays important part in the revenue generation, is also assessed in this section for the various regions.
supply and consumption – in continuation with sales, this section studies supply and consumption for the nerve repair biomaterial market. this part also sheds light on the gap between supple and consumption. import and export figures are also given in this part.
competitors – in this section, various nerve repair biomaterial industry leading players are studied with respect to their company profile, product portfolio, capacity, price, cost and revenue.
other analyses – apart from the aforementioned information, trade and distribution analysis for the nerve repair biomaterial market, contact information of major manufacturers, suppliers and key consumers is also given. also, swot analysis for new projects and feasibility analysis for new investment are included.
further details about the manufacturer base, such as generic overview of the company, an overview of the firm in terms of the position it currently commands in the nerve repair biomaterial market, and its expanse in the industry.
pivotal pointers such as nerve repair biomaterial market competition trends as well as the market concentration rate – basically inclusive of the specifics about some of the top players of the nerve repair biomaterial market.
an in-depth study of the types and applications landscapes of the nerve repair biomaterial market with regards to parameters such as nerve repair biomaterial market share, sales forecast, revenue, and nerve repair biomaterial market growth rate in addition to an analysis of how these segments perform across numerous regions.
the nerve repair biomaterial market, projected to emerge as a highly profitable business vertical, is expected to register a commendable growth rate over the forecast period. some of the other questions answered by the nerve repair biomaterial market report is pertinent with the overall scope of the products encompassed, market share, sales, and valuation.


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MUMBAI, January 8: The Indian Premier League (IPL) today announced the third transfer of the 2012 Trading window. Kevin Pietersen, belligerent batsman and former England captain, will move from Deccan Chargers to Delhi Daredevils for the 2012 season of the tournament.
this season. "We are pleased to add Kevin to our line-up. He brings rich experience and an explosive quality to our batting and can be a more than handy off-spinner as well. We are sure that Kevin will help us to be very competitive this season and the Delhi Daredevils fans will enjoy this addition."
Pietersen, 31, said he was excited at the prospect of joining a team that includes the likes of skipper Virender Sehwag and David Warner. "I am looking forward to a wonderful time with the Delhi Daredevils. It will be a great experience to be playing in the same squad as Sehwag," he said.
Pietersen was acquired by the Deccan Chargers in the 2011 IPL auction. However, he could not participate in the tournament due to a surgery. He had earlier been a part of the Royal Challengers Bengaluru outfit, in the 2009 and 2010 editions of the annual tournament, and had led RCB in six games in 2009.
“Kevin Pietersen is a quality player, and there is no doubt that he will be one of the players to watch out for, in the coming edition of the IPL. We wish him all the best,” Deccan Chargers CEO Venkat Reddy said.
“The Delhi Daredevils squad will be bolstered by the entry of Kevin Pietersen. It is great to see the Franchises in the process of strategising for the upcoming tournament. We are in for a cracker of a competition in April-May,” Rajeev Shukla, Chairman, IPL, said.
Very nice to know that Peterson is included in DD squad. The bowling strength will be increased.
we have a good batting line up but bowling still a big problem. we need to work out on that.
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mumbai, january 8: the indian premier league (ipl) today announced the third transfer of the 2012 trading window. kevin pietersen, belligerent batsman and former england captain, will move from deccan chargers to delhi daredevils for the 2012 season of the tournament.
this season. "we are pleased to add kevin to our line-up. he brings rich experience and an explosive quality to our batting and can be a more than handy off-spinner as well. we are sure that kevin will help us to be very competitive this season and the delhi daredevils fans will enjoy this addition."
pietersen, 31, said he was excited at the prospect of joining a team that includes the likes of skipper virender sehwag and david warner. "i am looking forward to a wonderful time with the delhi daredevils. it will be a great experience to be playing in the same squad as sehwag," he said.
pietersen was acquired by the deccan chargers in the 2011 ipl auction. however, he could not participate in the tournament due to a surgery. he had earlier been a part of the royal challengers bengaluru outfit, in the 2009 and 2010 editions of the annual tournament, and had led rcb in six games in 2009.
“kevin pietersen is a quality player, and there is no doubt that he will be one of the players to watch out for, in the coming edition of the ipl. we wish him all the best,” deccan chargers ceo venkat reddy said.
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we have a good batting line up but bowling still a big problem. we need to work out on that.
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finding ideas is one of the most frequent questions writers ask and are asked. so that's the question i wanted to start with in my new video tutorial series for writers.
i have a good time with video editing, and love talking about writing, so i thought i'd start a tutorial series for writers and see how it goes. i plan to talk about all sorts of things, from query letters to social media, from character studies to dialog. check it out, let me know what you think.


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new royalty rates are in and unless there is some congressional intervention, our 2016 licensing costs are going to triple!
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step by step excel template to calculate the capm beta (capital asset pricing model) of makemytrip. you can use this template to find beta for other companies as well.
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New York law firm Cravath, Swaine & Moore LLP sent a memo to its staff on Monday saying that first-year associates will start earning $180,000 a year, up from $160,000 -- the going rate that was set in January 2007. More senior Cravath associates are getting even bigger raises. Eighth-year associates will start taking home $315,000 in base pay, up from $280,000.
NEW YORK (CNNMoney) — Associates at New York’s top law firm are getting their first pay bump in nearly a decade.
New York law firm Cravath, Swaine & Moore LLP sent a memo to its staff on Monday saying that first-year associates will start earning $180,000 a year, up from $160,000 — the going rate that was set in January 2007.
More senior Cravath associates are getting even bigger raises. Eighth-year associates will start taking home $315,000 in base pay, up from $280,000.
Traditionally, when one leading firm raises its pay scale, others follow. Davis Polk, Simpson Thacher, Skadden Arps, and Sullivan & Cromwell all currently set associates’ base pay at the same level as Cravath. If they didn’t, they would lose out to competitors for the best law school students.
Law firms have scaled back tremendously since the Great Recession. Corporate clients don’t pay what they used to, particularly for first- and second-year attorneys’ hours. And it’s a tough climate for the law business — especially for lower-tier firms. That’s why lawyers’ wages have stagnated for more than nine years.
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Although Cravath and its ilk have largely been able to ride out the storm, other law firms have closed, merged or have suffered among the changed landscape. Though many firms are expected to match Cravath’s starting salaries for first-year associates, many likely won’t increase pay for their senior associates by nearly as much.

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new york law firm cravath, swaine & moore llp sent a memo to its staff on monday saying that first-year associates will start earning $180,000 a year, up from $160,000 -- the going rate that was set in january 2007. more senior cravath associates are getting even bigger raises. eighth-year associates will start taking home $315,000 in base pay, up from $280,000.
new york (cnnmoney) — associates at new york’s top law firm are getting their first pay bump in nearly a decade.
new york law firm cravath, swaine & moore llp sent a memo to its staff on monday saying that first-year associates will start earning $180,000 a year, up from $160,000 — the going rate that was set in january 2007.
more senior cravath associates are getting even bigger raises. eighth-year associates will start taking home $315,000 in base pay, up from $280,000.
traditionally, when one leading firm raises its pay scale, others follow. davis polk, simpson thacher, skadden arps, and sullivan & cromwell all currently set associates’ base pay at the same level as cravath. if they didn’t, they would lose out to competitors for the best law school students.
law firms have scaled back tremendously since the great recession. corporate clients don’t pay what they used to, particularly for first- and second-year attorneys’ hours. and it’s a tough climate for the law business — especially for lower-tier firms. that’s why lawyers’ wages have stagnated for more than nine years.
the higher salaries announced by cravath are not necessarily a sign that business is starting to come back. in fact, they caught much of the legal world by surprise.
in the memo, cravath’s presiding partner allen parker noted that the cost of living in new york has soared since the last time the law firm raised its pay scale. rents and property values have skyrocketed, the cost of law school has risen, and health insurance premiums are also up.
although cravath and its ilk have largely been able to ride out the storm, other law firms have closed, merged or have suffered among the changed landscape. though many firms are expected to match cravath’s starting salaries for first-year associates, many likely won’t increase pay for their senior associates by nearly as much.


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grafton, il, population 672, is located in illinois's jersey county, about 26.8 miles from st louis and 71.3 miles from springfield.
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Holy crap! I take it no one in your fam got hurt by the fire? Do you guys know what started it?
are you all right? is everyone safe?

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but hought i'd post this one case anyone (lol yeah right) wonders where i got off to.
oh and screw this keyboard and tv internet thingy at the hotel :c costs too much.
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are you all right? is everyone safe?


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We are also getting lots of uncharacteristically nice weather here, along with early-blooming flowers and free-time activities like going to the park in short sleeves. It makes the east coast sound like another planet.
Your begonias are gorgeous! Clearly they are of genus tortoise rather than genus hare, but we all know how that story ends.

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we are also getting lots of uncharacteristically nice weather here, along with early-blooming flowers and free-time activities like going to the park in short sleeves. it makes the east coast sound like another planet.
your begonias are gorgeous! clearly they are of genus tortoise rather than genus hare, but we all know how that story ends.


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you're allowed to eat treats even if it's not the weekend or a party! make goodies without refined sugar, add a bit of protein and fiber, and there you have a sugar-free and tasty protein-rich snack.
in this book, blogger and successful author kristine weber gives us her top 50 recipes for the healthy sweets she makes for herself and her family. among them are delicious smoothies, ice cream, snacks, energy bars, chocolate and cakes. the recipes are divided into the chapters cold desserts, cakes and pastries, energy bars and snacks, and kids' favorite sweets.


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I wasn't 100% sure about committing to university for 3 years, as I wasn't sure what I wanted to do once I finished my degree. Doing an apprenticeship is allowing me to get experience at the same time as studying a full-time degree, and is giving me the opportunity to decide what career path I want to go down in the future.
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What do you think are the challenges and benefits of combining work and study through an apprenticeship?
I think that working in a full-time role and doing an apprenticeship is never easy. Time management, at first, was my biggest challenge. Ensuring that I was spending enough time on work, studies and myself was hard, but this definitely got easier as I worked out how to manage my time. The benefits outweigh the challenges. I am able to use what I learn in the classroom to my day to day work, which is really useful, also allowing me to bring new ideas to the team. This apprenticeship has also allowed me to find out what I find most interesting, helping me choose what role I would like to go into in the future.
Can you give an example of where your learning through your apprenticeship has had a positive impact on your role at work?
There are many ways in which studying has helped me in my role at Nielsen, one aspect of the marketing module helped me identify why one of my client's products were in decline. This really helped my client as well as my manager to understand one of the possible reasons for the products decline.
I enjoy doing sports, such as Netball. I also go to the gym and classes at my local gym. I spend a lot of time with the other apprentices outside of work and Uni, going to the cinema, shopping and going out on the weekends. We are definitely not missing out on the normal uni life!
What are your career/development plans once you have completed your apprenticeship?
I hope to find a permanent role within Nielsen, and find a job that I am passionate about by the end of my apprenticeship.
Anything else you'd like to contribute that would give other potential students a feel for what it's like to study a Brookes degree as part of an apprenticeship?
Doing a degree as well as an apprenticeship was the best decision I made, I am gaining experience in the industry as well as learning the theory behind it. This is different to doing a 'normal' degree as I am able to find a job I enjoy and am passionate about at the end. Even though it is hard work, I really enjoy myself and I know others do too.

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why study at a partner college?
why choose a brookes course?
i wasn't 100% sure about committing to university for 3 years, as i wasn't sure what i wanted to do once i finished my degree. doing an apprenticeship is allowing me to get experience at the same time as studying a full-time degree, and is giving me the opportunity to decide what career path i want to go down in the future.
what do you enjoy most about your oxford brookes academic course (at abingdon and witney college)?
i enjoy being able to relate the theory we learn to the industry. this helps consolidate what i have learnt and makes it more fun and easy to remember what we are studying on the course. all of the lecturers are great as they try and relate aspects of the course to the industry that you are in. many of the assignments can be related to the business that you work in which makes it easier to write. most of the people that are doing this course are also level 6 apprentices, which makes it even better to talk about what we are going through. we all get on as a group too which is even better!
what do you think are the challenges and benefits of combining work and study through an apprenticeship?
i think that working in a full-time role and doing an apprenticeship is never easy. time management, at first, was my biggest challenge. ensuring that i was spending enough time on work, studies and myself was hard, but this definitely got easier as i worked out how to manage my time. the benefits outweigh the challenges. i am able to use what i learn in the classroom to my day to day work, which is really useful, also allowing me to bring new ideas to the team. this apprenticeship has also allowed me to find out what i find most interesting, helping me choose what role i would like to go into in the future.
can you give an example of where your learning through your apprenticeship has had a positive impact on your role at work?
there are many ways in which studying has helped me in my role at nielsen, one aspect of the marketing module helped me identify why one of my client's products were in decline. this really helped my client as well as my manager to understand one of the possible reasons for the products decline.
i enjoy doing sports, such as netball. i also go to the gym and classes at my local gym. i spend a lot of time with the other apprentices outside of work and uni, going to the cinema, shopping and going out on the weekends. we are definitely not missing out on the normal uni life!
what are your career/development plans once you have completed your apprenticeship?
i hope to find a permanent role within nielsen, and find a job that i am passionate about by the end of my apprenticeship.
anything else you'd like to contribute that would give other potential students a feel for what it's like to study a brookes degree as part of an apprenticeship?
doing a degree as well as an apprenticeship was the best decision i made, i am gaining experience in the industry as well as learning the theory behind it. this is different to doing a 'normal' degree as i am able to find a job i enjoy and am passionate about at the end. even though it is hard work, i really enjoy myself and i know others do too.


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The bride was born and raised in The Keys and the groom is from Okeechobee, Florida. They met in Orlando, Florida where they live today with their two pitbulls and a cat. Giovanni proposed to Ashlee in Bimini, Bahamas on the boat in front of her parents.
Ashlee and Giovanni had a vision for a Rustic Themed Wedding. When we asked Ashlee to use three words to describe their big day she said - Rustic, Perfect, Beautiful.

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the bride was born and raised in the keys and the groom is from okeechobee, florida. they met in orlando, florida where they live today with their two pitbulls and a cat. giovanni proposed to ashlee in bimini, bahamas on the boat in front of her parents.
ashlee and giovanni had a vision for a rustic themed wedding. when we asked ashlee to use three words to describe their big day she said - rustic, perfect, beautiful.


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My name is Jennefer Kempenaar. I am 40 years old and of Surinamese descent.
I call myself a creative person. My core business is graphic design / illustration and a combination of that. I also work on painting (murals), fashion designs, creative workshops, photoshop, illustrator (programs Adobe creative suite) etc.
I have been a creative person all my life and I think it's a blessing that I can do what makes me happy and what I'm good at. I think it's great to make people their idea or vision concrete(that can be private individuals and / or entrepreneurs) on a visual image. Images or illustrations to make their company appearance / house style etc. concrete and complete. I take great pleasure in helping people and contributing to the visual creative process of their idea.
But I also get to visualize assignments such as birthday cards, wall paintings, clothing collections on paper, etc.
I worked in the fashion industry for 20 years. 5 years ago I had to face the choice to take care of my grandfather (who also took on the role of my father). 24 hour informal care. I did this with a lot of love, but that did not give me much room to work externally for an employer. I then decided to use my other skills. After all, I had the diplomas in the pocket and a good working computer. I only had no experience with it.
At the time that I took care of my grandfather I had the space to develop myself there and I got small assignments, within my network. A logo here, an illustration there. Admittedly small amounts, but oh so Powerful. I knew this was what I wanted to do and that I was good at it. I gained more customers within a year.
I worked on my skills a lot in the night, to get better and better and when my grandfather died, I decided to expand this and start for myself. It was not easy, but it gave me a lot of distraction.
My grandfather had Alzheimer's and I did not dare to sleep in the night because he sometimes fell out of his bed. That's why I had my desk close to his bed so I could keep an eye on him. In the end it all happened automatically. I have made mistakes and learned a lot, but that is also the 'trick' of doing business. Taking risks and knowing better, what works for you and what does not. It is a great adventure. However, I believe that by being positive in life and never giving up, I have achieved what I am today. I am not yet where I want to be, I still have the biggest ideas and plans! My clients motivate and inspire me too, to look further than what I am doing now.
On the other hand, it is wonderful that that I schedule my own agenda, that I don’t have to work for a boss, I don’t have to justify myself to others and that is a relief.
There comes a lot when doing business, it is often underestimated. It is just like a child I think, it takes over your life and there is no other option. Except if you do not feel like it anymore. When you start doing business, you have to go all out and be willing to give up things for it. Entrepreneurship also costs money, it also takes a while before you can put money in your pocket. Entrepreneurship also costs you, your sleep, Girl... What is sleep? I only sleep 5 hours a night, on average. I have to force myself to take a rest, it never stops.
I am currently on holiday in Turkey, and everything goes on and on. That is why it is really important that you do something that makes you happy, you find your passion in because only then will you find it worth your while to give everything for it.
I had no target group in the beginning, I was already happy that I got an assignment. But it has now turned out that mainly female entrepreneurs know how to find me, because my design style appeals to them. They want something different, they want something fierce and that is possible at JNNFR, I always go for that 'just a little EXTRA'! And how glad I am that they know how to find me! I have found my target group, that is a blessing. I really enjoy hearing what women are doing and that I can make a small contribution, for example, a strong logo, company images, flyers, business cards, banners, house styles, wall paintings, clothing collections, etc. We talk about what the possibilities are and exchange ideas and tips. That is growth, together we grow and that is a great gift!
I create fierce things for fabulous people. There are a lot of creatives, but people come to me for my unique fierce style. I take the time to get to know the customer and what her wishes, target group and mission is. Women who come to me want that extra bit and think big.
What does 'fierce' actually mean?
StudioJNNFR-Photo made by Walter Sans.
Ik heb met genot naar je blog gelezen, dat ook zoveel bij mij oproept. Vaak in het leven gebeurt er iets en raken wij als mens ons zelf kwijt en zoeken naar dat ene ding dat geluk makend is. De keuze dat jij gemaakt hebt is dat die beest in jouw wakker is geworden. Je ontwikkeling en je drivesfeer is zeer Diversity. De VIBES dat je ook aan andere vrouwen geeft, dat maakt het leven heel mooi is. 1 tip! Geniet van het leven.....neem in ieder geval de rust en trek je af en toe terug om weer opgeladen te worden. Als vrouw ben ik heel erg trots op je en dat maakt mij weer gelukkig als mens om wie jij bent.
I am proud of you JNNFR, keep on doiing the good things you are creatine, Fierce lady, Princess.

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my name is jennefer kempenaar. i am 40 years old and of surinamese descent.
i call myself a creative person. my core business is graphic design / illustration and a combination of that. i also work on painting (murals), fashion designs, creative workshops, photoshop, illustrator (programs adobe creative suite) etc.
i have been a creative person all my life and i think it's a blessing that i can do what makes me happy and what i'm good at. i think it's great to make people their idea or vision concrete(that can be private individuals and / or entrepreneurs) on a visual image. images or illustrations to make their company appearance / house style etc. concrete and complete. i take great pleasure in helping people and contributing to the visual creative process of their idea.
but i also get to visualize assignments such as birthday cards, wall paintings, clothing collections on paper, etc.
i worked in the fashion industry for 20 years. 5 years ago i had to face the choice to take care of my grandfather (who also took on the role of my father). 24 hour informal care. i did this with a lot of love, but that did not give me much room to work externally for an employer. i then decided to use my other skills. after all, i had the diplomas in the pocket and a good working computer. i only had no experience with it.
at the time that i took care of my grandfather i had the space to develop myself there and i got small assignments, within my network. a logo here, an illustration there. admittedly small amounts, but oh so powerful. i knew this was what i wanted to do and that i was good at it. i gained more customers within a year.
i worked on my skills a lot in the night, to get better and better and when my grandfather died, i decided to expand this and start for myself. it was not easy, but it gave me a lot of distraction.
my grandfather had alzheimer's and i did not dare to sleep in the night because he sometimes fell out of his bed. that's why i had my desk close to his bed so i could keep an eye on him. in the end it all happened automatically. i have made mistakes and learned a lot, but that is also the 'trick' of doing business. taking risks and knowing better, what works for you and what does not. it is a great adventure. however, i believe that by being positive in life and never giving up, i have achieved what i am today. i am not yet where i want to be, i still have the biggest ideas and plans! my clients motivate and inspire me too, to look further than what i am doing now.
on the other hand, it is wonderful that that i schedule my own agenda, that i don’t have to work for a boss, i don’t have to justify myself to others and that is a relief.
there comes a lot when doing business, it is often underestimated. it is just like a child i think, it takes over your life and there is no other option. except if you do not feel like it anymore. when you start doing business, you have to go all out and be willing to give up things for it. entrepreneurship also costs money, it also takes a while before you can put money in your pocket. entrepreneurship also costs you, your sleep, girl... what is sleep? i only sleep 5 hours a night, on average. i have to force myself to take a rest, it never stops.
i am currently on holiday in turkey, and everything goes on and on. that is why it is really important that you do something that makes you happy, you find your passion in because only then will you find it worth your while to give everything for it.
i had no target group in the beginning, i was already happy that i got an assignment. but it has now turned out that mainly female entrepreneurs know how to find me, because my design style appeals to them. they want something different, they want something fierce and that is possible at jnnfr, i always go for that 'just a little extra'! and how glad i am that they know how to find me! i have found my target group, that is a blessing. i really enjoy hearing what women are doing and that i can make a small contribution, for example, a strong logo, company images, flyers, business cards, banners, house styles, wall paintings, clothing collections, etc. we talk about what the possibilities are and exchange ideas and tips. that is growth, together we grow and that is a great gift!
i create fierce things for fabulous people. there are a lot of creatives, but people come to me for my unique fierce style. i take the time to get to know the customer and what her wishes, target group and mission is. women who come to me want that extra bit and think big.
what does 'fierce' actually mean?
studiojnnfr-photo made by walter sans.
ik heb met genot naar je blog gelezen, dat ook zoveel bij mij oproept. vaak in het leven gebeurt er iets en raken wij als mens ons zelf kwijt en zoeken naar dat ene ding dat geluk makend is. de keuze dat jij gemaakt hebt is dat die beest in jouw wakker is geworden. je ontwikkeling en je drivesfeer is zeer diversity. de vibes dat je ook aan andere vrouwen geeft, dat maakt het leven heel mooi is. 1 tip! geniet van het leven.....neem in ieder geval de rust en trek je af en toe terug om weer opgeladen te worden. als vrouw ben ik heel erg trots op je en dat maakt mij weer gelukkig als mens om wie jij bent.
i am proud of you jnnfr, keep on doiing the good things you are creatine, fierce lady, princess.


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For the last two years I’ve been reviewing connected devices as part of my role as Gigaom’s internet of things reporter. I’ve spent hours fiddling with radio networks, sliced my fingers open attaching wireless hubs to my garage door opener, giggled with my daughter while weighing out sugar on a connected scale, and generally had a good time. I’ve even had a few adventures in home wiring and and the occasional shock.
But of the dozens of products I’ve tested, only a few have actually been ready for the market when they’ve reached my hands. In a few cases this is to be expected: some were Kickstarter-backed projects that were shipping to the developers and reviewers at the same time and some were hitting my doorstep a month in advance of their availability in stores.
But others were shipping to the general backers or worse, in stores as I was testing my own versions of the products. And they just weren’t ready.
After two years of this, I think it’s time the market and its participants stop shipping products that aren’t up to snuff. Because as more people start picking up these devices and trying to see what the smart home is all about, a bad experience with an underperforming or buggy product is going to turn them off from the whole concept.
Take for example, the Wink home hub from Quirky. This product launched in July with major backing from Wink and Home Depot. My guess is the companies involved felt the pressure to get into the market quickly since there were already several players ranging from small (SmartThings, Revolv) to big (Staples Connect and Lowes Iris) that had been selling for months and even years in the case of Lowes.
But when Wink launched, it was buggy, lacking support for basic devices that it shared radios and aisle space with, and consumers who picked it up were pretty frustrated. Luckily, it was cheap, and Wink had the cash to keep it in the market and manage its retailers’ frustration with returns — a luxury smaller startups don’t generally have. But still, any customer who decided to take a chance on Wink to see what the fuss was about wasn’t likely to walk about thrilled with the smart home experience.
Wink wasn’t ready for market. But what about LIFX, the $99 connected light bulbs that change color and connect via Wi-Fi? The bulbs were pricey, but since Philips Hue had primed the market, others were coming in with newer variations, and LIFX was winning accolades. But in July, after a few of my friends had picked up the bulbs, an English hacking firm reported that the bulbs exposed users to a significant security flaw by letting people hack into to users’ Wi-Fi networks. Not only that, LIFX stored users Wi-Fi passwords all in one database. Both problems were quickly solved, but the exploit and the database setup exposed some basic flaws in how LIFX had handled security and notifications. Simply put, it wasn’t ready.
My final beef with products that aren’t ready concerns those companies that are pitching some type of algorithm as part of their value, but the algorithm isn’t quite trained on enough data yet. Much like the vaporware of the 1990s, I think of these products as faithware, as in we just have to have faith that they’ll work well and do what we want them to do. Algorithms aren’t magic. They have to be trained and even the act of training them introduces biases that mean it may not work in the way we want it to.
If something has a learning algorithm that assumes you love things one way (sleeping at night, for example) and you don’t live that way, it’s not going to make your life easier. So products like Canary home security system (which is on sale now and will ship in March) that offer an algorithm that will arrive eventually worry me. If learning is a big reason you are buying a product then make sure that’s a feature that exists straight out of the box when you buy it rather than down the road. Because ideally you’ll want to train it within your return window for that item.
This may sound harsh. I know that all of these companies are after a first mover advantage and everybody is out there right now popping a Wi-Fi or Bluetooth module on an everyday object and building an app for it. But hardware is not software. There’s only so much iteration a consumer is willing to take when it comes to a functional object that she plans to install in her home. Especially an object that will be used by everyone in that home.
Nest and Philips Hue both were consumer ready products.
It’s fine when your app crashes; at worst, you reboot and move on. But when you spend $250 on a connected door lock that your husband was a bit dubious about in the first place, and he comes home with his arms full of groceries and gets stuck on the doorstep because the lock didn’t open, you can’t tell him to reboot. That lock is going to get returned. And my bet is your mission to connect your home just got set back by a few years.
As I’ve been playing with devices I’ve expected the quality to get better over time. And while I think there has been a slight uptick in overall quality — devices coming out of the PCH incubator for example tend to arrive consumer-ready (although without as great support for Android devices) I’m still surprised at the overall uneven quality of the products that are shipping to consumers. Maybe some of the entrepreneurs who participated in how we built it campaign at our Structure Connect event last year can offer a lesson or two.
Please, guys. I love hardware and I love connected devices. But the mainstream consumer isn’t going to love anything that they have to spend hours troubleshooting. Or that they have to worry about from a security standpoint. We may love playing with our connected outlets and sensors, but trust me, everyone else wants to just set them and forget them.
You have to release products that let them do that. Until you can, keep them to yourselves.
You tell ’em, sistah! Your voice is louder than individual consumers and IoT vendors need to hear this.
Mr. Fred Brooks said “it takes 1 effort to make a software for your own department and 3 times the effort to make the same software to be delivered to the customer”.
In Silicon Valley you have a bunch of people who build cloud based services. Those developers have no clue how to build software that actually runs on the customer premises.
Maybe “the press” :) should focus on the more mature product lines more often? The sensationalism of covering only startups causes the industry to look bad when the “old” workhorse folks in the industry that have been in the market, making the user experience better and easier for years quietly go unreported. I’ll put Nexia out there as one of those, but only because I work there.
Fair enough. And as mature companies modernize by opening up APIs and embracing non-proprietary wireless protocols or even apps on our phones instead of dedicated remotes I spend more time looking at them. But yes, the media should share the blame. Mea culpa.
Stacey, part of the reason I don’t have any connected home gadgets myself is from watching what you go through. I’m capable of figuring these things out too, that’s just not how I want to spend my time. I sure hope people will listen to you.

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for the last two years i’ve been reviewing connected devices as part of my role as gigaom’s internet of things reporter. i’ve spent hours fiddling with radio networks, sliced my fingers open attaching wireless hubs to my garage door opener, giggled with my daughter while weighing out sugar on a connected scale, and generally had a good time. i’ve even had a few adventures in home wiring and and the occasional shock.
but of the dozens of products i’ve tested, only a few have actually been ready for the market when they’ve reached my hands. in a few cases this is to be expected: some were kickstarter-backed projects that were shipping to the developers and reviewers at the same time and some were hitting my doorstep a month in advance of their availability in stores.
but others were shipping to the general backers or worse, in stores as i was testing my own versions of the products. and they just weren’t ready.
after two years of this, i think it’s time the market and its participants stop shipping products that aren’t up to snuff. because as more people start picking up these devices and trying to see what the smart home is all about, a bad experience with an underperforming or buggy product is going to turn them off from the whole concept.
take for example, the wink home hub from quirky. this product launched in july with major backing from wink and home depot. my guess is the companies involved felt the pressure to get into the market quickly since there were already several players ranging from small (smartthings, revolv) to big (staples connect and lowes iris) that had been selling for months and even years in the case of lowes.
but when wink launched, it was buggy, lacking support for basic devices that it shared radios and aisle space with, and consumers who picked it up were pretty frustrated. luckily, it was cheap, and wink had the cash to keep it in the market and manage its retailers’ frustration with returns — a luxury smaller startups don’t generally have. but still, any customer who decided to take a chance on wink to see what the fuss was about wasn’t likely to walk about thrilled with the smart home experience.
wink wasn’t ready for market. but what about lifx, the $99 connected light bulbs that change color and connect via wi-fi? the bulbs were pricey, but since philips hue had primed the market, others were coming in with newer variations, and lifx was winning accolades. but in july, after a few of my friends had picked up the bulbs, an english hacking firm reported that the bulbs exposed users to a significant security flaw by letting people hack into to users’ wi-fi networks. not only that, lifx stored users wi-fi passwords all in one database. both problems were quickly solved, but the exploit and the database setup exposed some basic flaws in how lifx had handled security and notifications. simply put, it wasn’t ready.
my final beef with products that aren’t ready concerns those companies that are pitching some type of algorithm as part of their value, but the algorithm isn’t quite trained on enough data yet. much like the vaporware of the 1990s, i think of these products as faithware, as in we just have to have faith that they’ll work well and do what we want them to do. algorithms aren’t magic. they have to be trained and even the act of training them introduces biases that mean it may not work in the way we want it to.
if something has a learning algorithm that assumes you love things one way (sleeping at night, for example) and you don’t live that way, it’s not going to make your life easier. so products like canary home security system (which is on sale now and will ship in march) that offer an algorithm that will arrive eventually worry me. if learning is a big reason you are buying a product then make sure that’s a feature that exists straight out of the box when you buy it rather than down the road. because ideally you’ll want to train it within your return window for that item.
this may sound harsh. i know that all of these companies are after a first mover advantage and everybody is out there right now popping a wi-fi or bluetooth module on an everyday object and building an app for it. but hardware is not software. there’s only so much iteration a consumer is willing to take when it comes to a functional object that she plans to install in her home. especially an object that will be used by everyone in that home.
nest and philips hue both were consumer ready products.
it’s fine when your app crashes; at worst, you reboot and move on. but when you spend $250 on a connected door lock that your husband was a bit dubious about in the first place, and he comes home with his arms full of groceries and gets stuck on the doorstep because the lock didn’t open, you can’t tell him to reboot. that lock is going to get returned. and my bet is your mission to connect your home just got set back by a few years.
as i’ve been playing with devices i’ve expected the quality to get better over time. and while i think there has been a slight uptick in overall quality — devices coming out of the pch incubator for example tend to arrive consumer-ready (although without as great support for android devices) i’m still surprised at the overall uneven quality of the products that are shipping to consumers. maybe some of the entrepreneurs who participated in how we built it campaign at our structure connect event last year can offer a lesson or two.
please, guys. i love hardware and i love connected devices. but the mainstream consumer isn’t going to love anything that they have to spend hours troubleshooting. or that they have to worry about from a security standpoint. we may love playing with our connected outlets and sensors, but trust me, everyone else wants to just set them and forget them.
you have to release products that let them do that. until you can, keep them to yourselves.
you tell ’em, sistah! your voice is louder than individual consumers and iot vendors need to hear this.
mr. fred brooks said “it takes 1 effort to make a software for your own department and 3 times the effort to make the same software to be delivered to the customer”.
in silicon valley you have a bunch of people who build cloud based services. those developers have no clue how to build software that actually runs on the customer premises.
maybe “the press” :) should focus on the more mature product lines more often? the sensationalism of covering only startups causes the industry to look bad when the “old” workhorse folks in the industry that have been in the market, making the user experience better and easier for years quietly go unreported. i’ll put nexia out there as one of those, but only because i work there.
fair enough. and as mature companies modernize by opening up apis and embracing non-proprietary wireless protocols or even apps on our phones instead of dedicated remotes i spend more time looking at them. but yes, the media should share the blame. mea culpa.
stacey, part of the reason i don’t have any connected home gadgets myself is from watching what you go through. i’m capable of figuring these things out too, that’s just not how i want to spend my time. i sure hope people will listen to you.


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One of the reporters I spotted at AAAS was Curtis Brainard of the Columbia Journalism Review. Curtis is CJR's science correspondent and creator of CJR's Observatory, a great new online source for analysis of how the media is covering science.
At AAAS, I also saw Bud Ward who runs the Yale Forum on Climate Change & the Media. The site is designed to foster dialogue on climate change among scientists, journalists, policymakers, and the public. And as I mentioned in an earlier post, I appeared on an amazing panel with Andy Revkin of the NY Times, who has launched the ultra-successful Dot Earth blog, made possible in part through a Guggenheim fellowship.
With fewer and fewer outlets for science coverage at the mainstream news organizations, The Observatory, Dot Earth, and the Yale Forum represent the future of science journalism. The future will be online, in film, and/or multi-media, merging reporting with synthesis, analysis, personal narrative, and opinion. The goals will be to inform but also to persuade and to mobilize. And most importantly, it will be non-profit, sponsored by universities, museums, think tanks, foundations, professional societies such as AAAS, or government affiliated organizations such as NSF or the National Academies.
However, the new forms, modes, style, and sponsors for science coverage will mean that journalists will have to rethink their standard orientations and definitions of objectivity and balance. The future is already here, it's time to talk about what it all means.
What do readers think? Particularly journalists out there?

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one of the reporters i spotted at aaas was curtis brainard of the columbia journalism review. curtis is cjr's science correspondent and creator of cjr's observatory, a great new online source for analysis of how the media is covering science.
at aaas, i also saw bud ward who runs the yale forum on climate change & the media. the site is designed to foster dialogue on climate change among scientists, journalists, policymakers, and the public. and as i mentioned in an earlier post, i appeared on an amazing panel with andy revkin of the ny times, who has launched the ultra-successful dot earth blog, made possible in part through a guggenheim fellowship.
with fewer and fewer outlets for science coverage at the mainstream news organizations, the observatory, dot earth, and the yale forum represent the future of science journalism. the future will be online, in film, and/or multi-media, merging reporting with synthesis, analysis, personal narrative, and opinion. the goals will be to inform but also to persuade and to mobilize. and most importantly, it will be non-profit, sponsored by universities, museums, think tanks, foundations, professional societies such as aaas, or government affiliated organizations such as nsf or the national academies.
however, the new forms, modes, style, and sponsors for science coverage will mean that journalists will have to rethink their standard orientations and definitions of objectivity and balance. the future is already here, it's time to talk about what it all means.
what do readers think? particularly journalists out there?


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New Zealand Vintage Computer Forums • View topic - .
Last edited by mons2b on Sun Oct 09, 2016 9:27 pm, edited 1 time in total.
SOLD. Congrats to the buyer.

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new zealand vintage computer forums • view topic - .
last edited by mons2b on sun oct 09, 2016 9:27 pm, edited 1 time in total.
sold. congrats to the buyer.


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you'll be able to trust in handy men team to provide the highest quality services regarding handyman in macomb, il. you'll need the most innovative solutions around, and our crew of qualified experts can offer just that. our products are of the best quality and we know how to save you money. give us a call at 800-356-4092 to get going.
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In my last post, I showed how you can generate a simple mouse-chasing effect with Elm. That was an accidental side-effect for my true purpose: To demonstrate how to draw triangles in Elm. This post will continue along that journey, demonstrating how to generate rays from a fixed point out to the current mouse location using the standard Elm Architecture.
I won’t be introducing any new concepts here; I’ll simply be layering on a little bit more complexity on top of what we’ve learned in the previous posts.
I’ve recently started learning Elm and I’ve been excited to find this to be a very powerful language. I thought I’d share some tips as I learn. This post will be about structuring Elm-defined CSS styles in a way that they can be easily composed together.
My target audience for this post is users new to Elm. If you’re already familiar with Elm or Haskell, this will be pretty trivial, but if you’re new to functional programming, the syntax may confuse you!
To see what we’re going to build, you can open up the demo here.

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in my last post, i showed how you can generate a simple mouse-chasing effect with elm. that was an accidental side-effect for my true purpose: to demonstrate how to draw triangles in elm. this post will continue along that journey, demonstrating how to generate rays from a fixed point out to the current mouse location using the standard elm architecture.
i won’t be introducing any new concepts here; i’ll simply be layering on a little bit more complexity on top of what we’ve learned in the previous posts.
i’ve recently started learning elm and i’ve been excited to find this to be a very powerful language. i thought i’d share some tips as i learn. this post will be about structuring elm-defined css styles in a way that they can be easily composed together.
my target audience for this post is users new to elm. if you’re already familiar with elm or haskell, this will be pretty trivial, but if you’re new to functional programming, the syntax may confuse you!
to see what we’re going to build, you can open up the demo here.


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The beautiful Spring Arbor of Salisbury senior living facility was opened 11 years ago in Midlothian, Virginia. At that time, a synthetic slate roof was installed. Unfortunately, as the property owners and managers later discovered, all synthetic slate tile roofs are not the same.
In order to assure the safety of its residents along with the aesthetics of the structure, the team at HH Hunt carefully researched their replacement roofing options. That search led them to DaVinci Roofscapes.
“We used the synthetic slate roofs from DaVinci on a community we developed next door to Spring Arbor of Salisbury and liked the results,” says Williams. “After some research, we determined that the DaVinci synthetic slate product met our specifications and would complement the two buildings sitting side by side.
To install the DaVinci Single-Width Slate tiles on Spring Arbor of Salisbury, the management team brought in Cross Timbers Roofing, out of Richmond, Virginia.
“The existing synthetic slate roofing product was just 10 years old but was cracking and falling off the roof,” says Ray D’Aguanno, commercial operations manager for Cross Timbers Roofing. “Sadly we’ve seen this company’s synthetic roofing material fail in our area on numerous projects. Many of these projects require new material in less than 10 years.
Now complete, the Single-Width Slate in a Slate Gray color proudly tops the 100-bed facility at Spring Arbor of Salisbury. The one-story brick colonial style building looks great with the new roof and residents again have peace-of-mind.
“This replacement project had a happy ending for us,” says Williams. “The project looks good, and the Cross Timbers Roofing team did a nice installation job that was completed on schedule.

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the beautiful spring arbor of salisbury senior living facility was opened 11 years ago in midlothian, virginia. at that time, a synthetic slate roof was installed. unfortunately, as the property owners and managers later discovered, all synthetic slate tile roofs are not the same.
in order to assure the safety of its residents along with the aesthetics of the structure, the team at hh hunt carefully researched their replacement roofing options. that search led them to davinci roofscapes.
“we used the synthetic slate roofs from davinci on a community we developed next door to spring arbor of salisbury and liked the results,” says williams. “after some research, we determined that the davinci synthetic slate product met our specifications and would complement the two buildings sitting side by side.
to install the davinci single-width slate tiles on spring arbor of salisbury, the management team brought in cross timbers roofing, out of richmond, virginia.
“the existing synthetic slate roofing product was just 10 years old but was cracking and falling off the roof,” says ray d’aguanno, commercial operations manager for cross timbers roofing. “sadly we’ve seen this company’s synthetic roofing material fail in our area on numerous projects. many of these projects require new material in less than 10 years.
now complete, the single-width slate in a slate gray color proudly tops the 100-bed facility at spring arbor of salisbury. the one-story brick colonial style building looks great with the new roof and residents again have peace-of-mind.
“this replacement project had a happy ending for us,” says williams. “the project looks good, and the cross timbers roofing team did a nice installation job that was completed on schedule.


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Anyway, if you are looking for a map here’s a link to my Google map and if you have Google Earth you can download the KML file from here.
p.s. I’ve noticed that that KML file doesn’t quite sync up with locations as does Google Maps. Locations are close, but not as accurate as with Google Maps.

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anyway, if you are looking for a map here’s a link to my google map and if you have google earth you can download the kml file from here.
p.s. i’ve noticed that that kml file doesn’t quite sync up with locations as does google maps. locations are close, but not as accurate as with google maps.


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abc dobrego wychowania is zheimeer’s second album. it was recorded in 2011 in collaboration with chuck roop (aka john baby) who came up with the concept of using irena gumowska’s ABC dobrego wychowania and appears in the role of a reader. the goal is to popularize irena gumowska’s texts from a book of the same name.
title translations: chusteczka – handkerchief w sklepie – in the shop szkodliwość hałasu – harmful effects of noise pollution brzydkie wyrazy – dirty words wycieczka zagraniczna – trip abroad zachowanie w pociągu – train passengers behaviour na rowerze – on the bike.
szkodliwosc halasu by zheimeer & chuck roop is licensed under a Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives (aka Music Sharing) 3.0 International License.

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abc dobrego wychowania is zheimeer’s second album. it was recorded in 2011 in collaboration with chuck roop (aka john baby) who came up with the concept of using irena gumowska’s abc dobrego wychowania and appears in the role of a reader. the goal is to popularize irena gumowska’s texts from a book of the same name.
title translations: chusteczka – handkerchief w sklepie – in the shop szkodliwość hałasu – harmful effects of noise pollution brzydkie wyrazy – dirty words wycieczka zagraniczna – trip abroad zachowanie w pociągu – train passengers behaviour na rowerze – on the bike.
szkodliwosc halasu by zheimeer & chuck roop is licensed under a attribution-noncommercial-noderivatives (aka music sharing) 3.0 international license.


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Edit: at least that link did not survive the test of time too well. Sorry sbout that.
Sadly it produced no major insights or new revelations about this fascinating topic.

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edit: at least that link did not survive the test of time too well. sorry sbout that.
sadly it produced no major insights or new revelations about this fascinating topic.


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The "neglected tropical diseases" (NTDs) are a cluster of infectious diseases categorized by their impact on an estimated one billion people in 149 countries worldwide. These diseases are generally characterized by their high morbidity and low mortality and are strongly associated with poverty. NTD-focused campaigns have accelerated rapidly in the past two decades, with U.S. funding alone topping $887 million since 2006. Regional elimination or global eradication are often the end goal of these initiatives, coordinated by local and global NGOs, development organizations, pharmaceutical companies, and national ministries of health. The stakes of success or failure are high - in the twenty-first century, the NTDs have become a powerful operative and imaginative category in global public health.
This workshop seeks to catalyze new conversations on the history, present, and future of the (NTDs) in an innovative, multi-disciplinary gathering. The multi-sectorial nature of NTD work provides a unique opportunity for dialogue between scholars and practitioners in the humanities, social sciences, public health, law, and medicine around the complex challenges these diseases present. Pre-circulated papers will be discussed on a series of panels on Monday, April 1. On Tuesday, April 2, participants will gather for 1) a roundtable discussion on key areas of research on the NTDs in wider perspective and 2) an open plenary conversation on futures of research and collaboration. Registration, a complete schedule, and more information can be found at https://www.ucis.pitt.edu/global/NTD-Conference.

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the "neglected tropical diseases" (ntds) are a cluster of infectious diseases categorized by their impact on an estimated one billion people in 149 countries worldwide. these diseases are generally characterized by their high morbidity and low mortality and are strongly associated with poverty. ntd-focused campaigns have accelerated rapidly in the past two decades, with u.s. funding alone topping $887 million since 2006. regional elimination or global eradication are often the end goal of these initiatives, coordinated by local and global ngos, development organizations, pharmaceutical companies, and national ministries of health. the stakes of success or failure are high - in the twenty-first century, the ntds have become a powerful operative and imaginative category in global public health.
this workshop seeks to catalyze new conversations on the history, present, and future of the (ntds) in an innovative, multi-disciplinary gathering. the multi-sectorial nature of ntd work provides a unique opportunity for dialogue between scholars and practitioners in the humanities, social sciences, public health, law, and medicine around the complex challenges these diseases present. pre-circulated papers will be discussed on a series of panels on monday, april 1. on tuesday, april 2, participants will gather for 1) a roundtable discussion on key areas of research on the ntds in wider perspective and 2) an open plenary conversation on futures of research and collaboration. registration, a complete schedule, and more information can be found at https://www.ucis.pitt.edu/global/ntd-conference.


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Professionally performed and how to treat eczema on feet pattern on nails can be done not only with the help of brushes, but also with the help of dots. This manicure tool is ideal for how to treat eczema on feet and for use at home. In addition, it allows you to to create a how to treat eczema on feet.
Dots looks like an ordinary fountain pen, a rod of each ends with the round metal tip. For dots, it is used a small diameter not exceeding 2 mm. To create large drawings and how to treat eczema on feet – larger tools are used.
Dots are often called spot brush, but with a round rod, it can easily draw not only points, but also the geometric abstraction, floral patterns, lace ornaments and other compositions. Dots – it is an amazing tool, which can be used by every master of a nail art. It is ideal for women starting to learn about how to treat eczema on feet.
With dots, you can create a simple manicure peas and other how to treat eczema on feet. This design looks on the nails quite clearly and effectively, thus it is extremely simple to perform, and therefore perfectly suited for experiments at home.

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professionally performed and how to treat eczema on feet pattern on nails can be done not only with the help of brushes, but also with the help of dots. this manicure tool is ideal for how to treat eczema on feet and for use at home. in addition, it allows you to to create a how to treat eczema on feet.
dots looks like an ordinary fountain pen, a rod of each ends with the round metal tip. for dots, it is used a small diameter not exceeding 2 mm. to create large drawings and how to treat eczema on feet – larger tools are used.
dots are often called spot brush, but with a round rod, it can easily draw not only points, but also the geometric abstraction, floral patterns, lace ornaments and other compositions. dots – it is an amazing tool, which can be used by every master of a nail art. it is ideal for women starting to learn about how to treat eczema on feet.
with dots, you can create a simple manicure peas and other how to treat eczema on feet. this design looks on the nails quite clearly and effectively, thus it is extremely simple to perform, and therefore perfectly suited for experiments at home.


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Looking for pilates, yoga or a place to do your regular workout? All-Gyms.com is your first stop to discover the best gyms, health clubs and fitness centers in the USA. The Curves is one of 85,000 gyms in the USA. Show more Gyms in Fairhope, GA.
Browse the most complete directory of health clubs, fitness centers and gyms in Fairhope, GA.

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looking for pilates, yoga or a place to do your regular workout? all-gyms.com is your first stop to discover the best gyms, health clubs and fitness centers in the usa. the curves is one of 85,000 gyms in the usa. show more gyms in fairhope, ga.
browse the most complete directory of health clubs, fitness centers and gyms in fairhope, ga.


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“What do you do if you covet Magnepan’s soaring loudspeakers but don’t have the largest of listening rooms?” asks the company’s latest press release and it seems they have just the solution with their new 0.7 (‘point seven’), a scaled down version of the brand’s acclaimed 1.7 model.
The new 0.7 (‘point seven’) is a scaled down version of the 1.7 but designed with the smaller listening room in mind.
Magnepan’s loudspeakers (‘Maggies’ to their many fans) are tall, slender flat-panel designs which, unlike most standard cabinet speakers, do not rely on conventional cone and dome drivers. The Magneplanar concept is similar to an electrostatic speaker in that both produce sound by moving a thin film membrane. But in the Magneplanar design, the force is magnetic rather than electrostatic, generated by an array of closely spaced permanent magnets.
The 1.7’s technology was unprecedented for Magnepan, being the company’s first “full range quasi ribbon” design. Ribbon-based drivers are an evolution of Magnepan’s original planar magnetic technology. An ultra-thin ribbon of metallic foil carries the current from the amplifier, and is also the diaphragm that moves the air to create sound. No voice coil, no cone, no surround, no box.
So what exactly is a “full range quasi ribbon” design? The quasi ribbon driver is a deviation from the true ribbon design in which a very thin film backing is used to hold the delicate ribbons in place. One of the advantages of quasi ribbon drivers is their extremely wide frequency bandwidth and high power handling, enabling their use through the full range of drivers. The result say Magnepan is superb integration and coherence, with the bass, mid and high frequencies all blending together to produce sound from one seamless ‘sheet’.
Like the 1.7, the new scaled down 0.7 is a full range quasi ribbon design, American-made with virtually all American-made parts. The key differences lie in its slightly smaller dimensions and the fact that it is a two-way rather a three-way design.
Because the 0.7 has a smaller bass diaphragm, it has less ‘bite on the air’ so the bass will be less than that of the 1.7 if it is used it in a larger room. However, Magnepan has this covered: their optional add-on Magneplanar Bass Panel offers the flexibility to add bass diaphragm area to fit the needs of any room.
For those who have followed Magnepan’s recent ‘i’ upgrades to the 3.7 and 1.7 models, the enhancements applied in the 3.7i and 1.7i have been incorporated into the 0.7.
The Magneplanar 0.7 is available now in a choice of two finishes: off-white fabric with an oak trim, or black fabric with an oak, cherry, black or silver trim.

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“what do you do if you covet magnepan’s soaring loudspeakers but don’t have the largest of listening rooms?” asks the company’s latest press release and it seems they have just the solution with their new 0.7 (‘point seven’), a scaled down version of the brand’s acclaimed 1.7 model.
the new 0.7 (‘point seven’) is a scaled down version of the 1.7 but designed with the smaller listening room in mind.
magnepan’s loudspeakers (‘maggies’ to their many fans) are tall, slender flat-panel designs which, unlike most standard cabinet speakers, do not rely on conventional cone and dome drivers. the magneplanar concept is similar to an electrostatic speaker in that both produce sound by moving a thin film membrane. but in the magneplanar design, the force is magnetic rather than electrostatic, generated by an array of closely spaced permanent magnets.
the 1.7’s technology was unprecedented for magnepan, being the company’s first “full range quasi ribbon” design. ribbon-based drivers are an evolution of magnepan’s original planar magnetic technology. an ultra-thin ribbon of metallic foil carries the current from the amplifier, and is also the diaphragm that moves the air to create sound. no voice coil, no cone, no surround, no box.
so what exactly is a “full range quasi ribbon” design? the quasi ribbon driver is a deviation from the true ribbon design in which a very thin film backing is used to hold the delicate ribbons in place. one of the advantages of quasi ribbon drivers is their extremely wide frequency bandwidth and high power handling, enabling their use through the full range of drivers. the result say magnepan is superb integration and coherence, with the bass, mid and high frequencies all blending together to produce sound from one seamless ‘sheet’.
like the 1.7, the new scaled down 0.7 is a full range quasi ribbon design, american-made with virtually all american-made parts. the key differences lie in its slightly smaller dimensions and the fact that it is a two-way rather a three-way design.
because the 0.7 has a smaller bass diaphragm, it has less ‘bite on the air’ so the bass will be less than that of the 1.7 if it is used it in a larger room. however, magnepan has this covered: their optional add-on magneplanar bass panel offers the flexibility to add bass diaphragm area to fit the needs of any room.
for those who have followed magnepan’s recent ‘i’ upgrades to the 3.7 and 1.7 models, the enhancements applied in the 3.7i and 1.7i have been incorporated into the 0.7.
the magneplanar 0.7 is available now in a choice of two finishes: off-white fabric with an oak trim, or black fabric with an oak, cherry, black or silver trim.


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Going to Saint-Pierre? Find the best month to visit Saint-Pierre based on the weather.
Expect 29°C daytime maximum temperatures in the shade with on average 7 hours of sunshine per day in Saint-Pierre in June. Check more long-term weather averages for Saint-Pierre in June before you book your next holiday to Martinique in 2019/2020.
The June weather guide for Saint-Pierre, Martinique shows long term weather averages processed from data supplied by CRU (University of East Anglia), the Met Office & the Netherlands Meteorological Institute. Find out more about our data sources.
The average maximum daytime temperature in Saint-Pierre in June is a warm 29°C (84°F) with high heat & humidity. The average night-time temperature is usually a warm 23°C (73°F). There are usually 7 hours of bright sunshine each day, which represents 56% of the 13 hours of daylight.
Expect 218mm (8.6 inches) of rainfall across the whole of June with 21 days with some rain falling. Maximum UV levels will be extreme (11+ UV index) at midday when the skies are clear.
The average sea temperature in and around Saint-Pierre in June is 28°C (82°F).
Browse the sunrise & sunset times for Saint-Pierre in June 2019. Select a month to view Saint-Pierre sunrise & sunset times for the next twelve months.
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going to saint-pierre? find the best month to visit saint-pierre based on the weather.
expect 29°c daytime maximum temperatures in the shade with on average 7 hours of sunshine per day in saint-pierre in june. check more long-term weather averages for saint-pierre in june before you book your next holiday to martinique in 2019/2020.
the june weather guide for saint-pierre, martinique shows long term weather averages processed from data supplied by cru (university of east anglia), the met office & the netherlands meteorological institute. find out more about our data sources.
the average maximum daytime temperature in saint-pierre in june is a warm 29°c (84°f) with high heat & humidity. the average night-time temperature is usually a warm 23°c (73°f). there are usually 7 hours of bright sunshine each day, which represents 56% of the 13 hours of daylight.
expect 218mm (8.6 inches) of rainfall across the whole of june with 21 days with some rain falling. maximum uv levels will be extreme (11+ uv index) at midday when the skies are clear.
the average sea temperature in and around saint-pierre in june is 28°c (82°f).
browse the sunrise & sunset times for saint-pierre in june 2019. select a month to view saint-pierre sunrise & sunset times for the next twelve months.
what is the weather usually like in saint-pierre in june?
how hot is saint-pierre in june?
how sunny is saint-pierre in june?
how wet is saint-pierre in june?
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