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ASK August Schneider
"Save and create new jobs by innovation"
This objective of the ASK Group was set in 1860 with the founding of the ASK by fountain architect Christian Weiß into action .
He built the first central water supply of the city of Kulmbach. End of the 19th century for its time highly innovative technology was introduced to the central heating systems. The central low pressure hot water heating of Kulmbach's town hall was one of the first pioneer projects of this kind .
The in 1924 by the ASK inferred headwaters in Marktschorgast provides Kulmbach up to now first class drinking water.
Since the beginning, ASK has always managed to combine the building trade with most modern technic. The most important resoureces were and are our dedicated employees.
The ASK August Schneider GmbH & Co. KG holds the DVGW certificates G1 and W1 and has received the pre-qualification (PQ). She specializes in the fields of gas, water and sewer line construction as well as in the district .


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Award Winning Bevan Healthcare
Promoting Inclusion Health Ethos in Hospitals Reduces Rough Sleeping by 77%
A Bevan Healthcare Pathway Team has demonstrated how inclusion practice in hospitals can dramatically improve both health and housing outcomes for patients experiencing homelessness.
The team of health professionals were commissioned by Hull Clinical Commissioning Group to deliver a Pathway model of care and advocacy for homeless people admitted to hospital in Hull. The team have been recognised by Emmaus, who gave them an Award for Outstanding Contribution, and The Queens Nursing Institute who published a Best practice / Innovation Case Study of the team's work.
A report on the initiatives' first year of operation demonstrates that in-hospital intervention and advocacy by a dedicated team of healthcare professionals has a positive impact on the lives of people living on the streets or in unstable accommodation. The report describes how such initiatives can help to improve hospital capacity and are a cost-effective way to reduce the cycle of readmission that sees homeless people repeatedly in hospital.
Pathway is a health charity that has developed an integrated in-hospital care model to address problems of poor morbidity and mortality outcomes and inadequate hospital discharge in people experiencing homelessness, people in prison, Gypsies, travellers and sex workers. The mean average age of death for men in these vulnerable groups is 45, for women it is 43.
The Bevan Healthcare 'Pathway' team began work at Hull Royal Infirmary and Castle Hill hospitals on 1st October 2019. The team comprises a band 7 nurse, two GPs, two health support workers, a healthcare assistant and an advanced nurse practitioner. Over the course of the first year, 235 patients were referred by hospital staff and community services. On meeting patients, the highly experienced inclusion health practitioners assess patients for their physical, mental, housing and support needs. Key to their success is the sensitive and compassionate delivery of a care plan in order to implement discharge pathways that prioritise the needs of the patient.
Key achievements include:
- Reduction of rough sleeping by 77% from 71 of the 235 referred patients to 16.
- An 88% decrease in very unstable accommodation from 139 patients to 16.
- 100% increase in stable accommodation to 182 patients from 91.
- Improved community follow ups – the team have grown to see this as a central part of the support they provide.
- Improved access to ongoing healthcare aided by updating of patient records (nearly half were found to be out of date or incorrect on admission) and registration of non-registered patients with a GP.
- The team were also reported to have a positive impact on hospital culture and how staff interact with patients from vulnerable groups.
The first year has been deemed a significant success and the team have been asked to speak about inclusion health best practice at the upcoming European Federation of National Organisations Working With the Homeless Conference.
To read the report in full click here

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It now appears the Canadian woman, whom adoring students called "Madame," presided over the bloodiest room of Cho Seung-Hui's brutal rampage, the room where the mass murderer ended his own life.
Couture-Nowak appears in her final moment to have tried to save students in the room, after looking the killer in the eye in the hallway. The Montreal native and at least 10 of her students perished. Two others are in hospital.
One of the only two or three students believed to have survived told his family Couture-Nowak ordered her students to the back of the class for their safety before making a futile attempt to barricade the door.
Her purse and her lunch bag sat in her office and she would have been only minutes away from retrieving them. Class ended at 9:55 a.m. The shooting started around 9:50.
Not a single survivor has contacted any of the teachers in the tiny, tightly-knit French department or called the chair of the department of foreign languages and literature, Richard Shryock.
"I think I would have heard (from any survivor)," he said yesterday as he sat in his office trying to grasp the enormity of the carnage.
Those who knew most of the 22 students enrolled in the class – no one knows exactly how many were in class that day or exactly how many lived to tell about it – also say they are convinced there are only a few survivors.
"We have tried to think of anybody who can be in that class and we haven't heard from anyone who wasn't shot or killed in that classroom," said Amanda Bateman, a junior in French and international studies from Richmond, Va.
Madigan Milford, of Ferryville, Va., a classmate of Bateman, also called around to see if anyone was okay.
"The French class is not okay, that's what I know," she said.
Both studied French with Couture-Nowak as freshmen.
Colin Goddard survived after being shot three times and he related some of the terror in the classroom to his mother who related it to the Richmond Post-Dispatch.
A woman whom students were able to identify only as Emily is also believed to have survived.
There might be another, or others, as no one knows for sure.
Goddard told his mother the gunman went down each aisle of the classroom shooting each student, then left, only to return to launch another fusillade.
Goddard is recovering from his wounds in hospital.
Shryock knows his department lost at least 14 students and two teachers in Monday's massacre that left a total of 33 dead. Besides Couture-Nowak, German instructor Jamie Bishop was killed. Stefanie Hofer, his wife and also a teacher, was widowed.
Shryock will teach in Couture-Nowak's place when the class reopens Monday, but he doesn't know if there will be anyone in the classroom.
"We're not sure how we come back after such an impact on our department," he said.
They lost a creative teacher who loved the French language and spoke it as often as possible, Shryock said.
The department is planning to hold a memorial to remember its losses and may establish a scholarship in Couture-Nowak's name.
"She was the nicest person I ever met in my entire life," said Bateman, her voice cracking.
"She treated every day like Christmas Day.
"I can never remember seeing her frown. I never heard a negative word from her."
On a particularly gorgeous spring day so common in this part of the U.S., Bateman brazenly suggested classes being held outdoors.
Couture-Nowak agreed.
"If that's what makes everyone happy, okay," Couture-Nowak said. That's what made everyone enjoy her so much, Bateman said. She even convinced her friend, Leslie Sherman, that she must take French this year so she could be in the class with "Madame."
"I told her it'll be the best class you ever had," she said. "Now she's dead."
Both former students remembered how Couture-Nowak brought her youngest daughter, Sylvie, now 12, to classes, often with her Harry Potter book in tow.
"When I first heard of this, my first thought is I hope to God her daughter wasn't with her," Bateman said.
Milford has family in Nova Scotia, where Couture-Nowak established the first French school in Truro.
That provided a natural bond, but her teacher had such a bond with all students, Milford said.
"She was so good at getting people to speak French," Milford said. "The French department at Virginia Tech is so small, her loss is going to be felt forever."
Yesterday, a steady procession of neighbours and colleagues streamed to the home of Couture-Nowak's husband, Jerzy Nowak, a horticulture professor at the university. Some carried cakes, others casseroles.
Young girls were at the house to comfort Sylvie.
In front of Couture-Nowak's office door, John Welch had placed flowers and a handwritten note.
"Madame," his note read. "I will never forget your shining face every morning.
"You always made me so happy to be in your presence and you were so encouraging.
"The world has truly lost an incredible woman. You will be missed tremendously."
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Tropical Storm Beta made landfall on the south end of the Matagorda Peninsula at approximately 10 p.m. Texas time Monday night, with winds sustained at 45 miles per hour. This morning Beta continues to weaken as it sits over land, but still holds onto tropical storm status with winds sustained at 40 miles per hour as it crawls to the NW at 3 miles per hour.
Beta is expected to essentially stall out over south Texas for nearly 24 hours, before an upper-level system picks it up and finally moves to the east, toward Louisiana. Unfortunately, even though this is a "weaker" storm, because it will stall out, heavy rain and up to 4 feet storm surge is expected to plague coastal Texas.
Unfortunately some of the impacts from Tropical Storm Beta will come to areas that are still cleaning up from Hurricane Laura. As Beta eventually dissipates, count on the NBC2 First Alert Hurricane Team to keep you up to date with everything else brewing in the tropics.


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Yesterday we asked Adam Puskorius a few questions. Today we finish chatting with Polo's new executive chef.
Eating Our Words: What influences your choice of menu at Polo's?
Adam Puskorius: New American cuisine is the opportunity for young chefs to express themselves. Mediterranean -- I am half Greek -- local produce, and contemporary Italian are my strong points. We focus on fresh fish and also purchase locally whenever possible. We order a lot from Bluebonnet Farms outside of San Antonio.
EOW: What hobbies do you partake on a day off?
AP: I am a huge Texans fans- season tickets and all. As a young married couple, my wife and I like to have a good time. I helped develop menus for a few clubs off o Washington Avenue so we generally end up there.
EOW: For the first timers heading to Polo's, what should they ask for?
AP: As an appetizer, get the Tuna Dome -- seared tuna, ginger sauce, serrano, and avocado garnished with cucumber slices. For entrees always ask for the fresh fish of the day -- it is always really fresh. The New York Strip is garnished with white cheddar potatoes, maitre'd butter, and Cabernet sauce. For dessert, the flourless chocolate cake or pumpkin soufflé rocks.


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Hereafter by Tara Hudson
Can there truly be love after death?
Drifting in the dark waters of a mysterious river, the only thing Amelia knows for sure is that she's dead. With no recollection of her past life—or her actual death—she's trapped alone in a nightmarish existence. All of this changes when she tries to rescue a boy, Joshua, from drowning in her river. As a ghost, she can do nothing but will him to live. Yet in an unforgettable moment of connection, she helps him survive.
Amelia and Joshua grow ever closer as they begin to uncover the strange circumstances of her death and the secrets of the dark river that held her captive for so long. But even while they struggle to keep their bond hidden from the living world, a frightening spirit named Eli is doing everything in his power to destroy their newfound happiness and drag Amelia back into the ghost world . . . forever. (Goodreads)
The Story:
Amelia has no idea who she is. She doesn't know where she's from, where she's been or how she died. She's a ghost who constantly dreams she's drowning in a local river, only to wake to find herself in that river or in the graveyard where she is undoubtedly buried. And worse, she's alone in every conceivable way because no one can see or hear her.
That is until she helps to save Joshua from drowning. As he's sinking, she yells and screams under the water and urges him to wake and swim upward. Miraculously he does. And when he's physically pulled from the water, he turns to Amelia and says his name. He can see her, although no one else standing on the shore can. And later he comes looking for Amelia (this doesn't hurt matters because, of course, Joshua is hot. Even a dead girl can see that). But there's danger lurking around the corner in the form of another sinister ghost named Eli who wants to control Amelia. He seeks her out and her frightens her.
Josh wants to help Amelia find her true identity. And, you know, he wants to kiss her, of course—OF COURSE he does! What kind of story would this be if neither of them were attractive or attracted to each other? And yet despite their obvious hotness, their relationship seems doomed. I know. Who knew?
My Take:
This story started so good. The first chapter vividly describes Amelia's drowning nightmare and has a wonderful mysterious vibe. And Amelia's attempt to save Joshua, as well as his simple acknowledgment of her presence, grabbed me.
But somewhere along the line (fairly early into the story) it lost me. There was a lot of wandering on Amelia's part (because she's "lost", doesn't know her identity, has no memories and time holds no meaning to her). And when the details of her death were revealed I felt let down because I was hoping for a little more mystery. Instead the story fell flat.
The relationship between Amelia and Joshua had some sweet moments and had some interesting conflict, but even that seemed like a missed opportunity. Despite the fact that I liked both Amelia and Joshua, I never felt invested in either of them or in their relationship beyond the first couple of chapters.
Crush Intensity: 2/5 I was very disappointed, but since the first chapter was interesting and the basic idea was good, I'll give it a 2.
Thank you to Net Galley and Harper Teen for allowing me to read an e galley of this book!


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HealthRules Connector
HealthRules Connector enables health plans to share critical healthcare information quickly, easily and securely.
HealthRules Connector is a robust integration layer that provides real-time and batch access to all HealthRules data and functionality from other applications and portals. HealthRules Connector enables health plans to easily integrate HealthRules with other systems, partner networks and exchanges, resulting in faster implementations, dramatically lower integration costs and faster time to market. The solution allows health plans to support new business models and leverage the power of HealthRules outside of the health plan's traditional boundaries.
An important module of the HealthRules Connector is the HealthRules EDI Gateway, which enables health plans to meet all their HIPAA transaction requirements with a tightly integrated, highly configurable application.
Industry changes are creating an imperative for health plans to transform the way they do business. Are you looking to join the growing ranks of leading health plans transforming their place in the dynamic healthcare marketplace?
Customer Spotlight: NeuGen
HealthEdge provides the only modern, enterprise class software platform for health plans. HealthRules is a Software as a Service (SaaS) solution, which means lower costs, faster implementations and upgrades for HealthEdge customers. Regular software updates deliver valuable new capabilities, allowing health plans to stay current and competitive with the latest market developments, while drastically reducing both IT and operational costs. Our technology infrastructure and industry expertise enable HealthEdge to provide our customers with an ongoing competitive advantage, staying in front of market changes, whether they are of a regulatory or business nature.


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Apple Strudel Mille-Feuille Recipe
Courtesy Tim Schulte and David Mueller, co-executive chefs, Bauhaus Restaurant, Vancouver, BC
Bauhaus deconstructs a classic German apple strudel into a delicate, easy-to-assemble mille-feuille. At the restaurant, puff pastry and vanilla ice cream are made in-house, and the finished dessert is served with shavings of dried tonka bean, an aromatic legume that lends exotic whiffs of vanilla, dried fruits and cinnamon. Using store-bought ice cream and frozen puff pastry, this makes an impressive but quick dessert at home.
- 1 package frozen puff pastry, defrosted
- 2 pounds apples, peeled, cored and cut into ½-inch cubes
- ¼ cup sugar
- Juice of 1 lemon
- 1 tablespoon rum
- ½ cup raisins
- 1 vanilla bean, split and scraped
- ¾ cup roasted walnuts
- Ground cinnamon, to taste
- Powdered sugar, to taste
- Vanilla ice cream
Heat oven to 350˚F. On baking pan lined with parchment paper, unfold puff pastry sheets and cover each with second layer of parchment. Place additional baking pan on top to prevent pastry from rising.
Bake for 15–20 minutes, or until browned. Let cool. Using a sharp knife, cut 8 squares or circles 3 inches in diameter.
Reduce oven heat to 325˚F. In a large bowl, combine apples, sugar, lemon juice, rum, raisins, vanilla bean scrapings, walnuts and cinnamon. Spread mixture on separate sheet tray and bake for 10–15 minutes, or until apples soften. Let cool to room temperature.
Place 1–2 spoonfuls of apple mixture on top of 4 pastry pieces. Top each with second layer of pastry. Dust with powdered sugar. Serve with ice cream. Serves 4.
Selbach-Oster 2015 Zeltinger Sonnenuhr Riesling Auslese (Mosel). For this sweetly spiced dessert, Klintworth recommends this late-harvest Riesling from the Mosel. With beautiful honey and dried apricot notes, and a refreshingly acidic finish, it's "a master piece of German sweet wine," he says.


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This limited edition Giclée Art Print, designed by Almanzart, comes with a numbered and signed certificate of authenticity. Printed on 100% cotton, acid-free, heavyweight paper using HDR UltraChrome Archival Ink, this artwork reflects our commitment to the highest color, paper, and printing standards.
This limited edition Fine Art Block designed by Almanzart is numbered, signed and comes with a certificate of authenticity. Artwork is printed on fine art paper using archival inks and mounted to a 2" deep hand stained dark brown frame. Comes ready to hang.
A beautiful artwork prints ready to you wall gallery,give a fresh touch to you wall gallery.
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Temperance Street Houses
(31, 33, 35, 37 Temperance Street, St. John's)
The Temperance Street Houses, from 31-37 Temperance Street, are also known as the Samuel Garrett Houses after their designer and builder. Garrett built the homes for his four daughters as wedding gifts.
Garrett's most famous work was Cabot Tower, which was begun in 1897 in commemoration of the four-hundredth anniversary of John Cabot's discovery of Newfoundland. Surplus stone from Cabot Tower, and stone remaining from the recently destroyed St. George's Hospital, provided the materials for the homes.
Garrett built the three-storeyed, red-sandstone and slate home from stone two ft. thick. An air gap between the stone and the interior wooden framework provided insulation and protection from rot. Bedrock from the cliff on which he built the dwellings, is incorporated into the basement. Garrett covered the homes with a mansard roof with dormers.
The first two dwellings, 31 and 33, were completed before construction began on Cabot Tower, and work on the third home, 35, had already begun. The 35 Temperance Street structure was not completed until 1901, when his newly-wed daughter, Lauretta McFarlane, moved into the premises.
The adjacent home, 37 Temperance Street, was home to another daughter, Emily Dewling. The other two homes, 31 and 33 were never occupied by Garrett's daughters. One of them, Eliza continued to live at Garrett's house at 2 Duckworth Street with her mother. His remaining daughter, Mary, died of a contagious disease when she was 24. The two homes were rented until Garrett's grandchildren, Alex McFarlane and Nellie Molloy, were old enough. Gladis McFarlane lived at 35 Temperance Street until her death in 1982.
Judith Bobbitt now owns 35 and 37 Temperance Street, while her research company, OCEANS Ltd., owns 31 Temperance Street. Samuel Garrett's great-granddaughter continues to live at 33 Temperance Street with her father.
The Heritage Foundation of Newfoundland and Labrador designated the four Temperance Houses/Samuel Garrett Houses as Registered Heritage Structures in October 1988.
Also view the Temperance Street Houses Registered Heritage Structure on the Heritage Foundation of Newfoundland and Labrador web site. The Newfoundland and Labrador Heritage Web Site has on its site only a portion of the registered heritage structures in Newfoundland and Labrador. To view a complete list or search for a particular structure visit the Heritage Foundation's Property Search page.


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How many are ready to volunteer there lives to the Lord Jesus for His use? In a world where we focus on this right and that right oftentimes, we forget that when we give our lives to the Lord Jesus, we lose the 'right' to determine what happens in our lives. That is what it means to surrender to Him as Lord.
A volunteer for Jesus, a soldier true,
Others have enlisted, why don't you?
Jesus is the Captain, we will never fear,
Will you be enlisted as a volunteer?
A call for loyal soldiers, comes to one and all,
Soldiers for the conflict, will you heed the call?
Will you answer quickly, with already clear will?
Will you be enlisted as a volunteer?
Yes Jesus for soldiers who are filled with power,
Soldiers who will serve Him, everyday and hour,
He will not forsake you, He is ever near,
Will you be enlisted as a volunteer?
He calls you for He loves you, With a heart most kind,
He whose heart was broken, Broken for mankind,
Now just He calls you, Calls accent clear,
Will you be enlisted as a volunteer?
And when the war is over, And the victory is won,
When the true and faithful, gather one by one,
He will crown with glory, All who there appear,
Will you be enlisted as a volunteer?


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Okay, I expect my characters to talk to me. I mean, that's how I write. My characters always tell me their story…sometimes at the most inconvenient times.
But this morning I wake up to find that Jord Thorson, my hero from Son of Thunder, is off talking with Dani Jace over at her Cocky Confessions blog. I mean, what does he think he is? A god?
…Oh, wait…
Anyway, if you want to find out what he told her, click here.


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Major Cities:Bologna
Comprised of two very historic areas – Emilia and Romagna – the Italian district of Emilia-Romagna sits in Northern Italy, stretching nearly all the way across the country and including a number of different types of terrain, including plains, hilly areas, and mountains (Apennines). Well-developed and quite wealthy, the region of Emilia-Romagna is home to numerous Renaissance cities, rich cultural venues, and some of the prettiest scenery in the country.
Covering about 8,500 square miles, this region has a population of about 4.5 million and is one of the richest European regions per capita. Its wealth comes mostly from industrial ventures in the area, including a notable presence of high-end automobile manufacturers including Ferrari, Ducati, Lamborghini, and Maserati. If your reason for visiting the region is to catch a glimpse of these stunning automobiles. You'll love recounting to your friends what it feels like to drive a Ferrari through the Italian countryside when you get home!
Bologna is the region's capital and this large city is home to the oldest university in the world, the University of Bologna, founded in 1088. A highly-developed city, it is often touted as one of the top ten for "quality of life" within Italy, an ideal place to live and raise a family. Named a European "Cultural Capital", Bologna is not only a premiere location for higher education but also boasts numerous museums, musical and theatrical venues, and centers for great food. Indeed, Bolognese Sauce originated in this northern Italian city and the town is also known for its cured pork products, like salami and prosciutto, and for its rich meat and cheese dishes including lasagna, tortellini, and others. There are several notable wineries in and near the city as well.
For more great food, those touring Northern Italy will want to head to Parma, home of – what else? – one of the world's most famous cheeses – Parmigiano Reggiano. Like Bologna, it's also famous for its ham, including well-known Prosciutto di Parma. Barilla and Parmalat, two international food companies, are headquartered there. Parma also boasts many beautiful churches and palazzi.
Another fascinating Renaissance city in Emilia-Romagna is Modena, long time home of opera singer Luciano Pavarotti. The town's opera house is named in his honor and is a wonderful place to experience Italian opera at its finest. If you're a luxury automobile lover,you'll find that Modena is included in your Luxury Ferrari Experience Tour, as the home of the prancing horse is found within a few kilometers of the city. Because of the presence of so many great auto makers in the Emilia-Romagna region, the area – Modena in particular – has strong ties to the auto racing industry as well.
There are also other opportunities for visitors to watch great spectator sports in Modena, including a soccer team and a particularly good volleyball team.
The Emilia-Romagna coastline is also worth a visit, featuring resort locations such as Rimini and Catollica. The former, the most famous resort on what is known as the Adriatic Riviera, is rich in ancient history and has been a tourist destination since the early 20th century, though it suffered much damage during World War II. Catollica is smaller and quieter but still quite popular with seaside visitors.


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Meet Zenita Komad, Ekaterina Shapiro-Obermair and Hans Weigand – artists of the exhibition Tales of 2 Cities at the Jewish Museum Vienna.
The Jewish Museum Vienna and "Memorial", a historical and human rights organization in Moscow have an extensive collection of objects, mostly testimony to the history of repression and marginalization. "Memorial" was founded in Moscow in 1990. Its archive contains testimony to political repression and human rights violations in the Soviet Union. For all their differences, both institutions are central locations for the documentation and visualization of history.
For "Tale of 2 Cities" six artists were confronted with a selection of objects from both collections. They created new works which provide an artistic reflection of the history and stories behind these museum objects and also create new stories.
Zenita Komad
What do you find interesting about Russian/Austrian contemporary art practice?
The ability to adapt and change is present in the countries of the former Soviet Union more than in any other people in the world. My experience with people from these countries is that they are very warm and loving people and i think this is also present in the art. I do not see another force in the world like the force that the people from the former Soviet Union have in their character, their aspiration to have a cause, live for it, even suffer in its name, as long as it is a real cause. They have the potential for unity and this has to be "for" something good and not "against" something or someone. Like always we can find strong key figures in the art here and there – those are personalities that open a new perspective of togetherness and connectedness in their concepts and artistic practice. As we reached a level of interconnectedness in a global world, it makes no sense for me to compare the nations – it is more likely to feel and realize the qualities of every nation and turn the dependences into good and healthy commitment to support each other and make this world become a place worth living on. Art has the responsibility to open the hearts of everybody to open ourselves for a new dimension of life.
In which art collections would you most like to see your work?
This is a very tricky question. First of all i want to see a change in society – in a better, deeper way of understanding between people. There is many collections that i really like – i don't know where to start…
What are the disadvantages of being a contemporary artist now in Austria?
I don´t really see disadvantage here. Of course it is a small country, with only a few collectors – and a very small media network.
But in general i have very good experience with the art scene in Austria even though one must always try to open international doors to advance and place positions. The former times of glamorous invitations of international artists through people like Peter Noever or Gerald Matt helped this country very much to getting closer to being an epitome of the arts. There are highly gifted and skilled people in all kinds of fields. Vienna as the capital of Austria opens more and more for other nations. You can see it in the art sphere, as well as in science. At the last party I visited in Vienna I met 40 people from 30 nations. This makes Vienna special all of a sudden. It's never about a place – it's always about people and how they connect among each other. I am talking about true connection here – listening to each other and creating a common field of interest, where everyone adds his part. I see Austria as the perfect university, art and science nation – a melting point for scrutiny and international effort. It has the potential to become a laboratory to serve the world.
Ekaterina Shapiro-Obermair
What do you find interesting about Russian/Austrian contemporary art practice?
I am not sure if the question itself is not reactionary. In its formulation it claims the opposition between the East European and the Western contemporary art and indirectly repeats the slogan "Russia is not Europe", affirmed recently by the Russian Ministry of Culture. For my understanding what we consider as contemporary art is a global phenomena, connected inextricably with the world capitalist system. As long as Russia will stay a part of it, it is delusive to divide artistic practices in Russian and Austrian.
What is the most appealing to you in this project?
I think it´s very important that this project takes place. On one hand it deals amongst other issues with the history of repressions during the Soviet time, topic, which seems to be suppressed or at least unrepresented in official Russian discourse. On the other hand it shows that a cooperation between Russia and Europe on cultural level is not only possible, but could be thoroughly productive.
Within my own work there are a lot of aspects I am interested in regarding to this project: the possibility of representation of history with the means of fine art, the connection between the aesthetics and the means of production or the role of an object outside of its original context.
What is a good curator like?
A good curator is someone with own ideas, with faith in artist and with passion for art.
Hans Weigand
What do you find interesting about Austrian contemporary art practice?
I find Austrian art's tendency towards black humor and self-destruction striking and intriguing.
How do you evaluate the representation of Austrian art on an international level?
The death of Franz West left a vacuum in the Austrian art field that is also traceable on an international level. But I already see signs of fresh impetus in the young generation and thus I am optimistic that Austrian contemporary art will again gain significance.
What are the advantages of being a contemporary artist now in Austria?
One benefits from Vienna's rich past, especially psychoanalysis with Sigmund Freund and Wilhelm Reich and modern music with Arnold Schönberg and Anton von Webern.
Tales of 2 Cities
till 19 Apr 2015
Olga Jitlina
Zenita Komad and the Unity Operators
Ekaterina Shapiro-Obermair
Haim Sokol
Hans Weigand
Alisa Yoffe
Curators: Astrid Peterle, Natalia Petrova, Simon Mraz
Museum Judenplatz
Judenplatz 8, 1010
Fri 10:00 – 17:00
Sat Closed


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If you were to ask Nathalie Gosset what is on her career dashboard, the first word she would use is "volunteer."
That's because this Southern Californian believes being an IEEE volunteer has been as valuable to her career trajectory as the jobs she has had. "The time I've spent volunteering for technical professional societies after my work day has ended has been the number one booster for my professional advancement," she says.
After joining IEEE in 1989, Gosset quickly discovered that raising her hand brought many volunteer opportunities–with both the IEEE Buenaventura Section and several technical societies, especially the IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society and the IEEE Communications Society.
Gosset's 30-year career as an engineer has centered on emerging technologies, and her achievements built her reputation as a highly respected technology innovator. Most recently, she was Senior Director of Marketing and Technology Innovation at the Alfred E. Mann Institute for Biomedical Engineering at the University of Southern California, for the past 12 years.
How she developed her impressive career, as well as her encounter with workplace sexual harassment, is the subject of the newest volume in the award-winning IEEE Women in Engineering (WIE) e-book series. Vignettes of Discovery and Growth: The Journey of a 21st Century Female Engineer, by Nathalie Gosset, is the 16th work in the series.
In her e-book, Gosset recalls how, at a very early age, she processed and learned the math lessons her engineer father was teaching her. She writes that she actually saw shapes driven by arrangements that mirror the logic of mathematical principles.
"At an early age, I could solve problems in these imaginary worlds much faster than the traditional way," she writes. "As a result, I was acknowledged as a solid student in math."
The author is from the village of Danjoutin, in the Alsace Lorraine region of France. After five years of study in Paris, and receiving her BSEE engineering degree, she wanted to study further–in the United States. But obtaining the needed $15,000 for tuition and expenses at the University of Colorado, where she had been accepted to work toward a Master's in telecommunications, was an enormous problem. Gosset visited five banks in the Danjoutin area for a loan, but without her skeptical parents' signatures, she was turned down. Then, during a second round of bank visits, one officer agreed to the loan, with no collateral. "Instead," she says, "he wanted me to write to him once a month about my progress."
The author faithfully complied, and as soon as she graduated and started working, she regularly wired funds until the loan was repaid. "The banker's faith in me was a life lesson in trust, and inspired me to pay it forward," she says.
Her career took off with her first supervisory position at Alcatel and eventually included Sabeus, where she was vice president of engineering. Along the way, she acquired critical leadership lessons, such as not being afraid to have individuals on her technical teams who had more experience and expertise, and thus earned more, than she did. "If you do not work with the best, you will clip your own ability to learn and to help your team to succeed," she quotes her own manager at the time.
In a chapter titled, with some irony, "The Best Job I Ever Had," Natalie Gosset relates how she joined the Alfred Mann Institute (AMI) for Biomedical Engineering at the University of Southern California. Leveraging her technical and business knowledge, she advanced to Senior Director of Marketing and Technology Innovation Evaluation. In this role, she introduced many hundreds of physicians and researchers who wanted to share their product ideas, to AMI, then organized the studies to determine whether a new concept was suitable for the marketplace.
In this chapter, Gosset describes how the sexual discrimination and harassment she experienced on the job affected her, and the high price that she ultimately paid when she spoke up. The author lost both her job and her daughter's free tuition at USC. Because the case is currently in litigation, Gosset is limited by what she can write about it. However, she offers solid advice about what a person should do when confronted with what she describes as "a societal problem." She remains convinced about the value of engineering as a career for women. "With the right support from colleagues and supervisors," she concludes, "the engineering journey can be a remarkable ride!"
Except for the first book, an overview of STEM occupations, each volume is a personally written account of how a noteworthy woman technologist became interested in technology; obtained her education; and developed a productive, satisfying career.
This year marks the fourth year of the landmark e-book series. Educators and women's organizations have praised the series, for providing girls and young women with real-world role models of successful female engineers. In 2017, the publishing industry honored the series with 10 publishing industry awards.
Georgia Stelluto, IEEE-USA Publishing Manager; and Manager & Editor, IEEE-USA E-books, notes that the group offers a diverse cross-section of backgrounds, and each author has a distinctive story to tell.
Vignettes of Discovery and Growth: The Journey of a 21st Century Female Engineer, by Nathalie Gosset is available at https://shop.ieeeusa.org at the IEEE member price of $7.99; non-members can purchase the volume for $9.99 each.
Four more volumes in the IEEE-USA Women in Engineering series will be published in 2018. Recent e-books are:
— Women in Engineering – Book 15: From Physics to Wall Street: My Accidental, Unplanned and Eclectic Life and Career, by Rowena Track, Global Vice President of Digital, Channel and Partner Strategy and Marketing at Cigna Corporation.
— Women in Engineering – Book 14: Becoming an Engineer Accidentally, by Monique Morrow, CT – Evangelist for Cisco Systems' New Frontiers Development and Engineering.
— Women in Engineering – Book 13: An Engineer in the Making, by Susan Delafuente, a Silicon Valley technologist.
— Women in Engineering – Book 12: It's Not a Career Path – It's an Obstacle Course! by Lisa Schoedel, a Chicago attorney.
— Women in Engineering – Book 11: Quietly, Clearly and Authoritatively by Amy K. Jones, a senior systems engineer at John Deere.
— Women in Engineering – Book 10: My Three Journeys: Finding Professional and Personal Fulfillment as an Engineer by Oracle principal hardware engineer Jeewicka Ranaweera.
— Women in Engineering – Book 9: Recognizing & Taking Advantage of Opportunities by consultant Jill S. Tietjen, P.E.
All the above volumes, as well as the first eight in the series are also available at https://shop.ieeeusa.org/, and also are priced at $7.99 for members and $9.99 for non-IEEE members.
Helen Horwitz is an award-winning freelance writer who lives in Albuquerque, N.M. She was with IEEE from 1991 through 2011, the first nine as Staff Director, IEEE Corporate Communications.


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RICHMOND, Va. -- A crowd gathered Wednesday evening outside the Richmond Coliseum to protest Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey, and the way they treat their animals, especially their elephants.
"Elephants, tigers and other animals are beaten and abused and forced to perform for the circus," protester Laura Cascada with Richmond Friends of Animals, said.
The circus recently announced it will stop using elephants in its shows in 2018, after criticism from activists and customers about the use of bull hooks and other tools used to control the animals.
The protesters outside the Richmond Coliseum said that is not soon enough.
"It's too long for the elephants to wait. They're traveling around in box cars, in chains," Cascada said.
But, Joey Frisco, who is a third general elephant trainer with the circus, said the animals are not mistreated.
"The number one thing for our Asian elephants under the care of Ringling Brothers Barnum and Bailey is that they're cared for the right way," Frisco said.
He said the circus has over 40 elephants, yet only 13 of them make the choice to tour with the circus.
"We don't force our elephants to work, to come out on the show, they show us whether they like being out on Ringling Brothers or not," Frisco said.
Frisco said the elephants that continue to perform will not be removed until everything is ready for them at the circus's elephant conservation center, which is why they will continue touring until 2018.
Richmond City Council has been considering a ban on the use of the bull hook for months, but council has not made a decision on the proposed ordinance.


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Baba Rahman is an international Ghanaian footballer who plays as a left back for the Ghana national team. He played in the Ghanaian Premier League. He signed for the Bundesliga club in 2012. His full name is Abdul "Baba" Rahman and he was born on 2 July 1994. Anyway, Baba made his international football career debut in 2014 and he was the important part of the football squad.
After pathetic performances, he was transferred on loan to Asante's Kotoko of the Premier League Ghana. He began his career at FC Dreams of the Ghana two Division. He was a finalist for the league's Discovery of the Year Award, finally losing to Joshua Oniku for the 2012 season.
Baba Rahman international and club career
Chelsea club
Rahman played for Chelsea club on a five-year deal for an undisclosed fee on 16 August 2015. Moreover, he made his first club debut on 23 September in the third round of the league. Rahman made his Premier League debut in a 2-0 win over Aston Villa at Bridge Stamford on October 17. Basically, he has played in Chelsea club in the 2015-2016 season. He played also the full 90 minutes against France side Paris Saint-Germain in Chelsea's 2-1 League licking on 16 February 2016.
Schalke 04 club
Footballer Baba was given the number 14 jersey for the playing season. Schalke confirmed that Baba has moved to the club on a season-long loan to impress the Chelsea manager new Antonio Conte. On August, Rahman made his competitive debut for the Gelsenkirchen team as a winger instead of an effective defender. Also, he made his league debut coming on for Sead Kolasinac in the 62nd minute on 17 August. On 15 September, Rahman made scored his first goal and it was the games only in a Europa League Victory.
International career
Footballer Rahman played every minute of Ghana's campaign at the Africa Cup of Nations in Equatorial Guinea on 2015. At a time, providing the cross from which footballer Andre Ayew headed winner against South Africa team. And it was final result that, Rahman scored in the penalty shootout in which team has lost 9-8. As a present situation, Rahman is an effective and most important player of the Ghana team.
Baba Rahnam biography, height, weight, and football career
His Real Name: Abdul "Baba" Rahman
Nickname: Baba
Profession: Ghanaian Footballer
Rahman Height in cm & m: 1.79m and 179cm.
Also height in feet inches: 5 feet 10 inches.
Weight in kg: 154 lbs and 70 kg
His Heir color: Black
Eye color: Black
Body statements: Not known
His date of Birth: 2 July 1994
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Nationality: Ghanaian
Birth Place: Tamale, Ghana
International Football debut: 2011
Club career debut: Asante Kotoko 2011-12, Greuther Furth 2012-14, Chelsea 2015, and Schalke 04( (loan) 2016-17.
Playing Position: Left-back defender
Current team & Jersey Number: Chelsea and jersey number 14.
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Marital Status: Unmarried
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Religion name: Islam
Rahman Salary: 76,000 EUR
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Pachydactylus griffini BAUER, LAMB & BRANCH, 2006
Can you confirm these amateur observations of Pachydactylus griffini?
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|Higher Taxa
|Gekkonidae, Gekkota, Sauria, Squamata (lizards: geckos)
|Common Names
|Pachydactylus griffini BAUER, LAMB & BRANCH 2006: 667
Pachydactylus purcelli — METHUEN & HEWITT 1914: 131 (part.)
Pachydactylus serval — BAUER & LAMB 2005: 116 (part.)
Pachydactylus griffini — MASHININI & MAHLANGU 2013
Pachydactylus griffini — SCHLEICHER 2020
|SE Namibia (Karasberg Mountains), elevation > 1000 m.
Type locality: Namibia, Karas Region, Keetmanshoop District, 4 mi NWAroab on rd. to Keetmanshoop.
|Holotype: CAS 125855 (Fig. 90 in Bauer et al. 2006): Subadult female, coll. T.J. Papenfuss, 13 May 1970. Paratypes: CAS, MCZ, TM
|DIAGNOSIS. A small species, to 39.4 mm SVL. Pachydactylus griffini may be distinguished from all other members of the P. serval/weberi group by the combination of the following characters: snout strongly inflated laterally; rostral enters nostril; supranasals in narrow or broad contact; scales on dorsum of head uniform and granular, those on snout larger than those of interorbital region; no tubercles on parietal table; dorsal scalation largely homogeneous, with small, scattered, flattened, weakly keeled tubercles in four rows, two on each dorsolateral margin of abdomen and sacrum; thighs without tubercles; toes relatively long, slender, toe pads relatively wide; five undivided lamellae beneath digit IV of pes; tail to at least 88% of SVL (no adult specimens with original tail), weakly annulate, bearing whorls of small, weakly keeled, pointed tubercles with striated surfaces, usually separated from each other by single scales; adult pattern of small, mostly rounded, spots evenly distributed across dorsum, with some trace of two transverse, thin, dark lines or rows of spots across occiput and nape (Figs. 90–91 in Bauer et al. 2006); juvenile pattern as adult, this is the only member of the group to have spotted hatchlings and juveniles (Fig. 92 in Bauer et al. 2006).
|HABITAT: Methuen and Hewitt reported that TM 3099 was collected on sandy soil, as were CAS 186294–95.
Pachydactylus griffiniis sympatric with P. purcelliat Farm Narudas.
|The specific epithet of this Namibian endemic is a patronym honoring Mike Griffin, Senior Support Specialist, Ministry of the Environment and Tourism, Windhoek, Namibia. Mr. Griffin has contributed greatly to the knowledge and conservation of the herpetofauna of Namibia and for many years has provided support and advice during our research expeditions to Namibia.
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By Natalia Castro
During President Trump's address to the United Nations (UN) on Tuesday, he referred to Iran as a "corrupt, dictatorship" with leaders who fuel "chaos, death, and destruction". For decades, this has been abundantly clear. Yet, our previous president chose to soften our relationship with the regime, exposing the U.S. to additional threats. President Trump has worked hard to end this deal and promote U.S. security; but as Trump works hard to put the world's safety first, members of the European Union (EU) are doing the opposite.
Yet now, five EU nations are working together with Iran to circumvent US sanctions on the country and fuel their economic growth.
Federica Mogherini, the EU foreign policy chief, said Monday night, "In practical terms this will mean that EU member states will set up a legal entity to facilitate legitimate financial transactions with Iran and this will allow European companies to continue to trade with Iran in accordance with European Union law and could be open to other partners in the world."
The question the world should be asking is: If Iran has a proven record of funding terror regimes, breaching international agreements, and using government resources to oppress their people, why is the EU so eager to do business with them? In fact, so eager that they will skirt US sanctions in order to do so.
Iran is ruled by a hostile and unpredictable dictatorship. Internally, the UN's own 2017 Human Rights Report, concluded that the country has "a high number of executions for crimes not meeting the international legal standard of 'most serious crimes' and without fair trials of individuals, including juvenile offenders; disappearances by government agents; torture; harsh and life-threatening prison conditions; arbitrary detention and imprisonment; hundreds of political prisoners; unlawful interference with privacy; severe restrictions on freedom of expression, including criminalization of libel and suppression of virtually all expression deemed critical of the regime or its officials; severe restrictions on the press, including imprisonment of reporters, and of the internet which the government disrupted and censored , as well as on academic and cultural freedom…"
The 2017 U.S. Department of State Country Report on Iran also found Iran to be a continued state sponsor of terrorism, responsible for funding terror regimes across the world in 2016. The report also notes that the Iranian government maintains a robust cyberterrorism program and has sponsored cyberattacks against foreign governments and private sector entities in recent years.
Despite all this clear evidence that Iran is not a friend to the U.S. or our western allies, former President Barack Obama moved forward with the Iran Nuclear Deal.
Under this deal, critics said Iran had a clear path to nuclear weaponry without adequate safeguards for the international community. The deal revolved around trust and transparency with a regime known for promoting the opposite.
It is no surprise within two years, Iran had already exceeded its limits on uranium enrichment and the production of heavy water several times. A series of German intelligence reports also discovered "Iranian efforts to procure technology that 'can be used to develop plutonium for nuclear weapons.' One report concluded there was 'no evidence' of the 'complete about-face in Iran's atomic policies' that had been hoped for", according to Elliot Kaufman of the National Review.
Luckily, since he came into office President Trump has worked hard on reversing the problematic Iran nuclear deal to further put pressure on Iran to move toward denuclearization. In May, President Trump officially withdrew the U.S. and re-imposed sanctions on the country. But while President Trump works to keep the international community safe and prepared against a volatile regime, he is going to need to keep two eyes on the EU — which is doing the opposite and putting the world at risk.
Natalia Castro is the multimedia manager at Americans for Limited Government.


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Step 1: Gather supplies from all over the house, especially baskets of half-folded laundry containing one sleep sack but not the other.
Step 2: Coax Baby A into laying down for a diaper change by giving her an exciting toy.
Step 3: Remove Baby B from Baby A's face and give back the toy.
Step 4: Grab Baby A, who crawled away half-naked and poopy while Baby B was being relocated.
Step 5: Get a clean diaper halfway on.
Step 6: Grab one leg of naked baby crawling away with her diaper halfway on.
Step 7: Rescue diaper cream from Baby B's mouth. Pull Baby B off your leg long enough to get Baby A's diaper on.
Step 8: Repeat crawling, retrieving and sibling-relocating steps with pajamas.
Step 9: Remember lotion, and decide it can wait til tomorrow.
Step 10: Repeat steps 1-9 with second baby.
Step 11: Start reading Goodnight Moon. Pull book out of each baby's mouth when it gets to her favorite page.
Step 12: Give up reading and recite the last three pages by memory as babies crawl away in opposite directions.
Step 13: Entertain Baby A while nursing baby B.
Step 14: Entertain a half-asleep Baby B while nursing Baby A.
Step 15: Get Baby B 90% asleep before remembering her sleep sack. Only forget sleep sack on nights when the temps are below freezing outside.
Step 16. Put sleep sack on and get a now-bouncing and squealing Baby B sleepy again.
Step 17: Repeat steps 13 and 14 with Baby A. Do bedtime routine in whisper so Baby B stays asleep.
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NFL icons call for Dak Prescott to keep starting job
GREEN BAY, Wis. -- While Cowboys owner Jerry Jones tries to manage the message in terms of the Cowboys looming quarterback dilemma, a few NFL icons are calling for Dak Prescott to take over the reigns in Dallas.
When asked if he could say unequivocally that Prescott would start against the Eagles in two weeks, even if Tony Romo were healthy, Jones was evasive.
"I wouldn't say unequivocally anything other than we just beat the Green Bay Packers," Jones told a media scrum after the Cowboys beat the Packers 30-16 Sunday.
Jones won't say it but his two-time Super Bowl winning former coach made it crystal clear.
"Prescott's a perfect guy for this team," said former Cowboys head coach now Fox football analyst Jimmy Johnson during halftime of the Cowboys game. "He's a running threat. He's healthy. He protects the football and he keeps that defense out of bad situations."
Future of Cowboys is here and it's Dak Prescott
And during the game broadcast, Prescott drew praise and the full endorsement of Hall of Fame quarterbacks Brett Favre and Troy Aikman.
"I think to break that chemistry," said Favre, while watching Prescott complete a key red-zone pass to Jason Witten, "like this, (he makes) clutch plays in clutch times. I just feel like you can break that right now."
Aikman's long been an ardent Romo supporter but says the difficulty associated with creating the kind of momentum the Cowboys are enjoying now, makes it a no-brainer to stick with the Cowboys' fourth-round pick.
Dak or Romo debate looms if wins keep coming
"Dak doesn't know how hard it is to get this kind of momentum as an offense or as a team," said Aikman. "And if you have it, you better ride it. And why anyone would want to disrupt that I don't know."
The Cowboys have used the uncertainty surrounding Romo's return from injury to stave off being able to make a clear cut decision, but time is running out on that strategy. Romo will likely be ready for the Cleveland game Nov. 6.
In the meantime, beating the Packers has legitimized the Cowboys as a championship contender, with Prescott's poise, play-making, and leadership providing game-winning fuel.
Armour: Cowboys' best option is Prescott, not Romo
He made mistakes at Lambeau, but the way Prescott bounced back gave his teammates inspiration; the kind he and fellow rookie Zeke Elliott have brought to this team. The kind Jones can't deny.
"As much as I believe in motivation and passion, then I'm not for doing anything to throw any cold water on that," said Jones.
So, whether the owner admits or not, it's clear Prescott should be the starter. And should he struggle, we'll re-visit then.


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Prior to joining Go Wild LLC, Angie spent 22 years on the East Coast, primarily in New York City, as a property manager for various real estate companies. She also worked overseas in the Cayman Islands for three years building a public high school. Angie brings 19 years of management experience in sectors such as residential, commercial, warehouse, parking garages, Section 8, LIHTC and shopping centers. She has a B.A. in sociology and mass communications.
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With two races done and nine to go in the Grand-
After qualifying on the hard-
Points from those steady performances make Skavnes and Aquilante half of a four-
Aquilante, 21, has qualified his Subaru on the pole at both races held to date. He led all 29 laps of his opening stint at Daytona, and eight laps at Homestead-
The SRRT Phoenix team is also tied for first on the Team Points chart for the Street Tuner class -
Nine different manufacturer badges have adorned what has been an average of 31 starting cars in the Street Tuner class for first two races. It is, in fact, the largest participatory class for both Grand-
Mazda, for example, has averaged 9.5 cars per race, Honda 5.5.
And Subaru? One car.
Joe Aquilante owns of the Phoenixville, Pa.-
"We raced two cars at each event last year, won one race last year and two in 2007," said Aquilante. "Two cars are pretty common for most teams in the series, but winning races in a series this competitive is not that common. This year we're focusing on one car and seeing the positive results of that focus.
"We're only two races into a long season and our finishes are a second and a fifth. That consistency in our performance will help us hold our points leads as the season goes along," he added.
This is the third season for the Subaru Road Racing Team, with its Subaru Legacy in the Street Tuner class of the KONI Sports Car Challenge series, noted said James Han, motorsports marketing manager for Subaru of America, Inc.
"The Subaru symmetrical all-
After two races, Subaru ranks third of nine manufacturers racing in the Street Tuner class this year, only seven points from the lead.
The Driver Performance Index, for example, which takes even Grand-
"Think of it as a baseball batting average with 1.0 as perfect," suggested Joe Aquilante.
On that calculation, Andrew Aquilante's 0.822 score leads all Street Tuner class drivers with Kristian Skavnes right behind at 0.795. SRRT also leads the Team Performance Index at 0.826
Aquilante leads Skavnes 0.822 to 0.795 in the Driver Performance Index for their class. Among its six criteria are finish position, leading laps, and fastest qualifier.
The team's next race is May 1-
Sponsors for SRRT include Subaru Of America, Inc., Subaru Tecnica International (STI), Subaru Performance Tuning (SPT), Subaru of Indiana Automotive, Inc. (SIA), VAC Motorsports, Automotive Racing Products, Hawk Brakes, Rockland Standard Gear, Quarter Master, Ecutek, Racing Radios, Lista, Rotary Lifts, Cusco, Carbonetic, Mac Tools, Hella, Perrin, and Vedalo HD.
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It's no secret that the Mack LR model was the highlight of Mack's presence at Waste Expo 2015 held earlier this month in Las Vegas.
Its focus on driver comfort and maneuverability resonated with news outlets and spurred an impressive amount of positive feedback. Industry experts remarked on the LR's innovative and effective design and customers who test drove the truck at the show commented on its ergonomics, safety, spacious interior, ease of handling and more.
The LR also started a buzz with Mack's social media followers, generating more than 25,000 views and almost 400,000 impressions before, during and after the launch. Our social team filmed and edited over five video live from the show. Mack kept the #WasteExpo2015 hash tag busy with live updates to our followers through our Facebook, LinkedIn, Instagram, and Twitter accounts. If you are not following Mack on social, connect with us through the links at the bottom of the page.
Walk Around of the New LR Model
Take a walk around tour with me as I highlight features, benefits and differences of the LR in Mack's booth at Waste Expo.
LR Ride & Drives
Visitors to our booth at Waste Expo got the chance to test drive three LR models at our test track out back. Check out their reactions below to see why they believe the LR is a right fit for their businesses.
Chad Mathiowetz of Braun & Borth Sanitation found the visibility out of the Mack LR to be "1000 times better."
Nicole Thunich of Progressive Waste Solutions is focused on providing drivers with a safe environment to work. The Mack LR meets the challenge.
Robert Ashworth of The City of Glendale test drove the new Mack LR and was impressed with the turning radius and smooth ride.
1. What were the main themes explored at WasteExpo 2015 in the refuse segment?
One of the most visible themes at WasteExpo 2015 was regarding the issues surrounding the handling of organic matter in the waste stream. Everyone is familiar with recycling plastic bottles and aluminum cans, but organic materials actually constitute a higher percentage of the overall waste stream, even more so than the products most people recycle.
2. How does the new Mack LR model meet the demands of the customer?
The Mack LR model meets customer needs by providing productivity and comfort features for the operator, and by better integrating body controls into the architecture of the truck. Together, these can help lower the total cost of ownership.
The LR builds on the success of the previous Mack TerraPro Low Entry model and provides a very robust and versatile truck that can function well in a number of applications within residential and commercial collection.
3. Is it vital that the truck can be powered by both diesel and natural gas?
Absolutely. The refuse industry has been on the leading edge of the alternative fuel deployment curve. Most of the large national fleets and regional fleets have a natural gas truck program up and running, and it our pleasure to be able to fill the majority of needs when it comes to fuel source, whether it be traditional diesel or natural gas.
4. How has the company ensured that performance and efficiency is not compromised when switching between the fuels? (NG and dual-fuel engines have often been slated as being in-efficient).
Well, there is a bit of physics involved. Diesel is a wonderfully energy-dense fuel. There just isn't anything else quite like it. Natural gas, however, is less energy dense and more expensive to store, so some compromises have to be made regarding cost, weight, cooling and gear ratios. Taking these compromises into consideration is very much understood these days, and they allow the natural gas engine to operate in a similar way compared to diesel.
We always advise our customers to pencil out the total impact on their entire enterprise when contemplating a switch from diesel to natural gas. That includes the expected price of natural gas at a diesel gallon equivalent to who and how to service a natural gas-powered truck.
5. Roughly how many of your customers do you personally think will go for the Cummins Westport NG engine, as opposed to the Mack MP7 diesel?
It really depends on each customer's situation. In some areas, the availability of grants or legislation may push a decision one way or the other. Also, fueling infrastructure, or the ability to cost effectively provide fueling, may make diesel a better choice. Then there are always considerations such as weight, torque, access to service and acquisition costs that favor diesel over gas. There really isn't a 'fits all' solution or situation.
6. Even though Mack is offering NG solutions, the company's innovative and efficient diesel powertrains are most likely ticking many boxes for the customer. Diesel is still considered by most to be the prevailing fuel for the commercial vehicle segment- would you agree?
Without a doubt, diesel is still the undisputed king of heavy-duty power. Furthermore, EPA 2010 and newer calibrated engines are virtually zero emission vehicles from the standpoint of what the EPA regulates for both natural gas and diesel engines. One could argue that diesel is now cleaner from the standpoint of regulated gases compared to many natural gas engines, which is something you don't hear about much. Clean diesel is real.
7. In what situation (megacity as opposed to rural, for example) does the NG engine perform better than the diesel, and vise versa?
To get the best balance of cost, weight and range, a natural gas engine fits very well into a high-density collection cycle. Natural gas engines also are quieter compared with diesel engines.
In a low-density rural type application, diesel will likely be a better choice for a number of reasons, some of which are the range is less restrictive before refueling is needed and maximizing payload.
8. What kind of statement is Mack making by using customer input to influence its model? Is the company suggesting it will meet the demands of its customers no matter what?
Meeting the needs of our customers through the design and engineering of our products is nothing new for Mack. We call it "application excellence" and it's something we've been doing for 115 years. But serving our customers doesn't stop with the sale of a truck.
Refuse customers keep their trucks for a long time, so it's important that the truck meets the needs of operators and fleets. We are in for the long haul too, with support for our customers well beyond the time of the initial sale. With our strong network of dealers, our refuse customers can count on Mack having their backs.
9. What is next for Mack trucks and the broadening of its innovative and clean powertrain portfolio?
I would love to tell you more, but stick around. We'll have more to talk about in the near future, and it really is good stuff.


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Ecotourism or ecotourism is now a mainstay commodity of a number of local governments to boost their revenues. Ecotourism is not just selling natural beauty, but in it, there are also aspects of education and conservation of nature on an ongoing basis.
Visitors not only throw away their eyes to admire the mountains, forests, beaches, to the ocean but also respect the local population and participate in preserving its culture.
If you intend to do ecotourism, don't forget to bring your smartphone. In addition to capturing photos of nature, you can also play poker online or even place bets on judi bola to provide support to your favorite team. This moment is very fitting when you are on your way to these tourist attractions. Usually, there are various promos that they offer to the players. Your trip will be very fortunate if you win it, and the cost of accommodation can return on investment.
Here are the top five most popular ecotourism destinations in Southeast Asia.
Komodo National Park
Komodo Island is the only Komodo habitat in the whole world. Besides being able to witness the three-meter long ancient animal, visitors can explore the beauty of the underwater world by diving or snorkeling. For matters of the place to stay to tour around the island of Komodo, a number of local tour agencies already have a variety of packages that can be adjusted to the budget.
Taman Negara National Park, Malaysia
Taman Negara National Park is Malaysia's proud conservation forest area. Since it was founded in 1938, the ecotourism area has been developed as the most prominent tourist destination in the neighboring country. One of the most famous spots in the 530-meter long canopy, which is the longest in the world and hangs above a height of 45 meters. In addition, Taman Negara is listed as one of the oldest wet forests in the world with an age of 130 million years. In accordance with the topography, Taman Negara is very suitable for nature adventurers. In this place also available tour services for jungle safaris, hiking, to rafting.
Luang Namtha, Laos
Luang Namtha is the name of a province in Laos that is located in the northwest, which has a protected area of Nam Ha, Namtha River, and a village where ethnic Lao. The most interesting object in Luang Namta, besides its natural scenery, is the hospitality of the local residents and its natural wealth. Visitors can also take part in activities such as rafting, hiking, and cycling around the village to increase the income of local residents. The presence of tourists also gave a strong message to ethnic Lao villages, that their forests need to be preserved and preserved as priceless natural resources.
Cameron Highlands, Penang, Malaysia
Cameron Highlands, located in West Malaysia, has natural views of the tea garden like a green rug with cool temperatures between 17-23C in the afternoon and 17C at night. If you ever have the chance to visit this place, spend your morning in the Palas River, which is the highest spot to look at the hills of tea. After that, you can take a tour to explore Mossy Forest, wet forest with trees that are still covered in moss. This place will take you away from the hustle and bustle of the city.
Tatai River and Cardamom Mountains, Cambodia
The Tatai River and the Cardamom Mountains are one of the largest and virgin forest areas in Southeast Asia. Its location is in Koh Kang Province near the border with Thailand. This area presents natural landscapes that are rarely touched by humans, ranging from beaches, rivers, to fauna which is included in protected categories such as the Asian Elephant and Tiger. Almost all lodging in this tourist location carries the concept of local wisdom, namely the harmonization of humans with nature.Read More


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HARRISBURG, Pa. — Pennsylvania prosecutors were ordered Tuesday to turn over to Jerry Sandusky's lawyer the phone numbers and addresses of those who have accused the former Penn State assistant football coach of sexually abusing them as children. That includes their phone numbers and addresses back when the crimes are alleged to have occurred.
It was a pretrial win for Sandusky's lawyer Joe Amendola, who argued in a filing late last week that it would be very difficult for defense investigators to locate and try to interview them without first getting contact information from prosecutors.
The order by Judge John Cleland could also lead to the prosecution turning over any psychological evaluations performed on the accusers, but the attorney general's office was given another week to try and persuade him they are protected by legal privilege and not subject to disclosure.
The psychological evaluations would be produced under seal, and Amendola would not be allowed to do more than read them without getting the judge's prior approval.
Amendola is specifically seeking a psychologist's report related to a person described as Victim 6 in a grand jury report, saying he believes it contains a conclusion that Sandusky did not sexually abuse the boy. The grand jury said Victim 6's mother complained to authorities after he showered with Sandusky in 1998. The subsequent investigation by Penn State police did not result in any charges.
Cleland required prosecutors to disclose any juvenile adjudication records that might help Amendola attack the credibility of any witness the state plans to call at trial.
That does not apply to drug or alcohol violations, however, and Amendola had argued that several accusers used drugs and alcohol as juveniles, which he said might affect their ability to testify accurately.
Cleland's order said requests for grand jury information must first be made to the judge who oversees the secret panel. If that judge says grand jury secrecy prevents their release, Cleland said he intends to abide by that decision. Otherwise, Cleland said, he will reconsider Amendola's request.
A spokesman for the attorney general's office declined to comment on the latest filing. Phone and email messages for Amendola were not immediately returned.
Sandusky, 68, awaits a scheduled mid-May start of trial on 52 criminal counts. Prosecutors allege he sexually abused 10 boys over 15 years, charges Sandusky has repeatedly denied.
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Today is a day to remember those who fell in service to our country, but I do not believe the ghosts of those who gave their lives would begrudge you your barbecues and parties.
So enjoy your holiday. Feast on burgers, ribs, and steaks. Play frisbee in the park. Go to the beach or pool if the weather permits and that's what you want to do. But take a moment sometime during the day to remember those who passed. Raise a toast to those who made the ultimate sacrifice so that you could have the freedoms you enjoy today.
Absent friends.
In Flanders Fields
John McCrae, 1872 – 1918
In Flanders fields the poppies blow
Between the crosses, row on row,
That mark our place, and in the sky,
The larks, still bravely singing, fly,
Scarce heard amid the guns below.
We are the dead; short days ago
We lived, felt dawn, saw sunset glow,
Loved and were loved, and now we lie
In Flanders fields.
Take up our quarrel with the foe!
To you from failing hands we throw
The torch; be yours to hold it high!
If ye break faith with us who die
We shall not sleep, though poppies grow
In Flanders fields.


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About the artist
Chris Steenbergen was a Dutch jeweller. He went to the Instituut voor Kunstnijverheidsonderwijs in Amsterdam from 1939 to 1942 and worked mostly with gold and silver. He lived and worked in Amsterdam. His jewels are known for their simple forms and monumental appearance, causing them to be worn a lot by men too.
During the Second World War Chris Steenbergen followed his art education at the Kunstnijheidsinstituut in Amsterdam, later on better known as the Gerrit Rietveld Academie. He completed his education as a gold- and silversmith in 1946 and decided to focus on manufacturing jewellery. After his graduation Chris briefly worked with other well known jewellery designers such as Archibald Dumbar and Esther Swart-Hudig. Although he worked as an independent goldsmith, he was also forced to make a living by executing commissioned work; such as candlesticks, clocks, table settings and toilet accessories. In this period his work was characterised as classic golden jewellery with precious stones and brilliants. Later on he gradually moved to more robust and basic forms. Because of the often rudimental forms of designs, his jewelry is worn by both men and women.
Chris Steenbergen at work
Exhibitions Chris Steenbergen
Between 1950 and (at least) 1985 he had at least 60 exhibitions in museums and art galeries in the Netherlands, Belgium, France, Canada, Germany, Japan, and Curaçao. Chris Steenbergen is mentioned in around 13 books about contemporary jewellers and his complete archive is kept in Apeldoorn, the Netherlands in the so-called CODA archives. (CODA is a library, museum and national archive keeper)
On the occasion of his 65th birthday a retrospective took place in Museum Boijmans - Van Beuningen in Rotterdam. He received the award by the Foundation for Visual Arts, Design and Architecture in 2000 for his complete ouvre. As a member of the Society of Cooperating Craft Artists (GSA) he exhibited his jewelry regularly.
The affiche to announce the exihibition at the Museum Boijmans-van Beuningen on the occasion of his 65th birthday
Designs by Chris Steenbergen
Characteristic of Steenbergen's jewelery designs are sleek and simple shapes that arise from some basic shapes like the square, the circle and the ellipse. In combination with gold and silver Steenbergen also processed other materials such as colored perspex, ebonite, rock crystal and slate.
A good example of a ring with minimalistic design an basic forms
The developments in the visual arts was a source of his inspiration. Bauhaus, the sculptures by artists such as Henry Moore and Antoine Pevsner and abstract constructivism also influenced his designs. Later Steenbergen was especially inspired by the architectural style of the 1980's and 1990s.
Interested in seeing more work of Chris Steenbergen? Please have a look at our collection at Gallerease
Looking for more Jewellery? Please have a look at our collection!


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Wrestlemania CupcakesBy bakeanddestroy on March 30th, 2008 . Filed under: Celebrities .
My friend Phil (known to most of the world as CM Punk) sent me this picture from backstage at Wrestlemana. He told me there were always nasty grocery store lookin' cupcakes on the catering tables but today he proved it. He also proved that even big sweaty wrestlers can't resist a sweet cupcake. But if you're ever baking for Punk, skip the frosting. He hates it.


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Today, Bennett was seen by his Pediatrician for his 9 month appointment which, thankfully, did not include any shots!
Bennett's Pediatrician, who is absolutely wonderful, answered all of our questions - ranging from whether he has "flat head syndrome" (he doesn't) to whether is he developmentally delayed in any area (to which she answered "only 'understandably delayed' due to his nearly two months of being in the hospital with major surgeries).
Bennett weighed 18 pounds and 10 ounces, more than last month but not as much as we may have wanted. This may be because...
* we stopped his feeding pump at night (he was getting tangled up in it and it's not worth his suffocating himself accidently)
* he's been having a hard time tolerating his feeds when having a "painful poop episode" and has been throwing up alot of his food
* or because we've begun diluting his milk at the thought that possibly an over-concentration of high-caloric formula is causing his GI system to be irritated.
Dr. K, the Pediatrician, recommended that we try to limit our diluting of his formula to the greatest extent possible while also trying to prevent his pain and inability to tolerate his feeds. She hopes that if we do this, Bennett will begin gaining weight more rapidly. We shall see.
Bennett's weight, like most babies' weight, is an indicator of his health. So, we have to monitor his weight closely. Bennett's weight is especially important as studies show that those with CF have better lung function when they are above the 50th percentile in weight. Bennett's current percentile is 21.
However, within 24 hours, we noticed a HUGE difference in Bennett's pain when we began feeding him the same volume of formula but not the same concentration. He was taking 24 calorie formula. We are hoping that he may tolerate 20 calorie formula better.
Overall, it was a good appointment. But what makes the appointment even better is that we know Bennett is doing really really well. His pain has nearly stopped altogether and he's surprising us daily with some of funny things he's doing - things that deserve blog posts of their own!


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Yes this Hannibal recap is coming to you very late. I was out of town and then WordPress was acting up so there was a delay.
That creeper detective did indeed show up in the nick of time to capture Hannibal and took Will Graham along too. He left behind two goons to kill Jack Crawford and make it look like Hannibal did it. But Chiyoh was across the street with her trusty sniper rifle and saved Jack so she could find out where the men are taking Hannibal and Will.
Mason Verger plans to take Will's face and wear it while he eats Hannibal. Alana Bloom is not okay with this. Her plan was to save Will from himself but that has backfired pretty good. Meanwhile Mason reveals to his sister Margot that he knows about her relationship with Alana. Then he drops that he saved some of her eggs and has a surrogate carrying a Verger baby somewhere on the estate, this pretty much turned out to be exactly what I thought it would be but more on that later.
I want to take a moment to talk about Mason Verger's caretaker/henchman Cordell. Where the hell did Mason find this guy? He is both a qualified medical professional it seems and also a master chef. Cordell is a lot like Hannibal and yet at the same time nothing like him. He even promises that he will cook Hannibal to perfection before serving him to Mason. And at one point during the episode Will bites a chunk of Cordell's cheek out and he seems pretty calm about it afterwards when he sows the chunk back in and then prepares to cut off Will's face.
Anyway Alana and Margot make a deal to set Hannibal free so he can rescue Will and they can kill Mason and blame it on Hannibal. So Cordell gets his face cut off instead and Mason wakes up wearing a face but not the one he expected. Also Alana and Margot find the surrogate and sure enough it turns out to be a pig. And in another blow it turns out that the baby is stillborn. But before Mason woke up they milked him for sperm and then proceed to shove him into the water tank with his pet eel in it. For some reason the eel decides to swim into Mason's mouth. I know this is what happened in the third Hannibal book and thus true to the lore but I was not expecting the show to play around with the timeline like this. Unless the show pulls another "this character actually survived" twist on us.
Hannibal carries Will away and Chiyoh is waiting to shoot any of Mason's surviving henchman in pursuit. While Will is recovering Hannibal and Chiyoh reconnect and he admits that he ate his sister Misha but then says that he did not kill her. Will wakes up in his old house but all of his dogs are gone and then he basically breaks up with Hannibal. Instead of running Hannibal waits for Jack Crawford to show up and surrenders.
I found this scene kind of anticlimactic. Will was hardly in this episode so we get no real sense of why he has this change of heart about his friendship with Hannibal. It probably could have been the attempted brain eating that turned him but still the scene feels kind of forced. Hannibal's surrender is a little more understandable. Will is finally ready to let go of Hannibal but Hannibal is not ready to let go of Will so the only way to stay in his life is to surrender and be confined where Will can find him. And finally Chiyoh has achieved her goal, Hannibal is alive but now he will know what it feels like to be a prisoner. She walks away into the winter night like the mysterious badass she is.
I still have another episode to catch up on before the new one this Saturday so that will be coming at you very soon.


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Raising Money--Pretty Good. Gathering Signatures? Not So Much.
Gotta love the clowns at the High Rise Safety Initiative (aka investigoogle Building 7). They actually succeeded in getting the Truther Kooks to donate $135,000 to hire petition gatherers to get their cranky crap on the ballot. How's it going?
Our petition drive kicked off on May 1st thanks to the generosity of more than 1,000 supporters who together contributed over $135,000. Through Sunday we've gathered over 1,000 signatures.Wow, in four days, they managed to get 1,000 signatures! That's 250 per day! An impressive achievement, until you look at what they have to do:
$135,000 will fund our petition teams through the first week of June, but to complete the first round of petitioning and submit 70,000+ signatures on July 3rd we must reach $185,000 by June 1st.To submit 70,0000 signatures on July 3, starting on May 1, they have to average over 1,000 signatures a day. Oh, and by the way, that's valid signatures, with valid home addresses, from registered voters, etc. D. Duck and M. Mouse are probably going to get thrown out. The Troofers ran into that problem in 2009, but the city decided to say, okay, even if your signatures were valid, the referendum was illegal anyway.
But even if they get the signatures and get the measure on the ballot and get the investigation of Building 7 they claim to want, you know what is going to happen, right? Just another report that will validate NIST's conclusions. Remember, the working definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results.


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13mm Percussion Drill 110v
A percussion drill is very similar to a rotary hammer drill. The main difference between the two is that the hammering action cannot be used without the rotational function on a percussion drill
Please call the Kirkby or Newark depot for the hire rates for this product.


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Energy in the Human Body is an exciting curriculum for grades 6-8 based on learning theory.
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