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ICT Infrastructure of IS
The aim of this course is to acquaint students with basic concepts and operation of ICT infrastructure within the enterprise. After completion of this course students should be able to orientate in the basic terms of infrastructure and have sufficient information for the completion of follow-up subjects. Seminars are made as semester projects – the aim is to design a software infrastructure solutions (eg. an ordering system).
What are you going to learn
Introduction - Basic acquainting with the content and structure of the course lectures, forms of exam, what we mean by ICT infrastructure - servers, end-stations, system software, etc.
Terminal equipments - Segmentation of terminal equipments to the basic groups and their key features, advantages, disadvantages, classical use - workstations, desktop computers, notebooks, netbooks, smart phones + PDA.
Servers - Division of servers into basic categories - "Intel" based, AS/400, mainframe advantages disadvantages of space use, the classic division in terms of utilization of servers, used operation systems.
System software - Basic types of operation systems used on computers - Windows, Linux, Mac OS X, basic types of operation systems used on servers - Windows, Linux, HP Unix, AS/400, AIX, Solaris.
Databases and application server software - RDBMS Servers - Oracle, SQLServer, MySQL and PostgreSQL, application servers - division of the basic categories (web server + net application servers) - Apache, IIS, WebSphere and WebLogic.
Middleware and Communication Software - Integration platforms, system of queues for messaging systems, mail servers - used transport protocols, often used products (sendmail, MS Exchange Server, ...), jabber.
Network infrastructure - Basic elements of network infrastructure - wired (coax, twisted pair, optics) and wireless technologies, including technologies for mobile networks (Bluetooth, WiFi, WiMAX, GSM, UMTS, LTE).
Infrastructure Security - Security of infrastructure - separation the Internet from the network infrastructure (firewalls, VPN, DMZ), security of communication (antivirus, antispam, antiphising), ensuring the availability of infrastructure (clusters, geographic clusters, mirror disk arrays, etc.).
Infrastructure for voice - Classical transmission of voice (used codecs) vs. VOIP infrastructure (used codecs), the advantages and disadvantages of integration into the global ICT infrastructure.
Infrastructure monitoring - How it is possible to monitor the infrastructure, tools for monitoring infrastructure, SNMP Protocol.
How the course is organized
Full time study
The course consists of 12 lectures, each lasting 1,5 hours.
Part time study
The course consists of 3 tutorials, each lasting 3 hours.
Recommended literature
CLEMENTS, A.: Principles of Computer Hardware, Oxford University Press, 2006.
MEYERS, M.: CompTIA A+ Certification All-in-One Exam Guide, 8th edition, McGraw-Hill Osborne Media, 2012.

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It has been a while since Plat_Forms 2012 and today we want to share with you what we have been doing in the meantime.
We have collected an enormous amount of data (interviews during the contest, code, version archives, running solutions, questionnaires, and more) and haven't finished our evaluation yet. In particular we sofar cannot draw any platform-specific conclusions. As you might remember, Plat_Forms 2012 wanted to find a new platform notion that is not tied to a particular programming language but based on characteristics of the technology stack. This turns out to be a difficult task that we are still working on.
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A Fascination with Wild Birds and the Outdoors
The colorful and beautiful turquoise-browed motmot found in Honduras. Photo courtesy of James Adams
As your garden demands less attention at this time of year, perhaps now is the time to learn more about the creatures flying to your bird feeder. With the help of experts in our area you can study and learn a great deal about the winged creatures who are flying around outside. Where are they coming from; where are they headed? Western North Carolina has been fortunate to have attracted Simon Thompson, to help answer these questions. Originally from England, he moved to Asheville from Tryon and organized a company that leads birding outings, natural history tours, and trips around the world: Ventures Birding. Early on, he developed a keen interest and understanding of bird life and gives programs at The Arboretum, Wild Birds Unlimited and elsewhere. With his tours he travels to some of the most beautiful landscapes in the world and helps you explore them.
Coming up this Sunday, December 11, is an easy birding trip for locals called "Duck Identification Day." Winter is by far the best time of year for waterfowl in the mountains of North Carolina, and most of the birds should be in their full breeding colors in anticipation of the upcoming breeding season. Males are the most distinctively marked of the sexes and the easiest to identify. The group will meet at 9:00 AM at Wild Birds Unlimited, 10 Crispin Court, Asheville, 28803, and proceed from there. Duck Migration – In general, the majority of ducks & geese (aka waterfowl) breed in the 'north' – from the midwestern US north through Canada to the Arctic. As the summer ends and fall comes along, it's not long until things start freezing over in the far North. Since many ducks find food in aquatic environments, freezing conditions prevent ducks from doing so, resulting in the southbound migration of many species. Each species has a different distribution in winter, but here in WNC we are far enough south that we avoid serious freezing conditions most of the time, and so ducks that spend the winter in the area usually have open water available to them.
The group will explore the lakes and reservoirs of Henderson, Haywood and Buncombe Counties—such as Beaver Lake, Lake Julian, Lake Junaluska, or Lake Lure— hoping to see a selection of Mallard, Gadwall, Hooded Merganser, Green-winged Teal, Canada Goose, Bufflehead, Redhead, Ring-necked Duck, Ruddy Duck and many more. $50 is the cost for this approximately 6-hour guided trip, which will include hot drinks and a luncheon. Due to the weather, most probably the group will dine in a restaurant to warm up a bit from the cold. Aaron Steed, who has birded all over the southeastern US as well as New Mexico, Colorado and Texas. will be the guide. Aaron has been interested in birds and natural history his whole life and has led birding trips across Central America and the USA, from Panama to Belize, and from Texas to Minnesota.
Later in January you may be tempted to venture out on a trip to Honduras in the Pico Bonito National Park on the north coast of Honduras. This is Venture's fourth trip to visit the Pico Bonito Lodge, which is a luxury eco-lodge that combines all the comforts you would want on a vacation (pool, spa, restaurant, bar, WIFI, etc.) with the close proximity of nature (lots of trails, bird feeders, gardens – the grounds are surrounded by a national park of the same name). Our winter months correspond to the dry season in Honduras, so the group shouldn't have to deal with much, if any, rain. It stays warm most of the year – lows in the 70s, highs in the 80s/90s.
Often referred to as the jewel of Central America's Caribbean coast and some to over 420 species of birds, the 400 acres property in Honduras and the surrounding National Park will be the base for the whole week. The dates are from January 22-29, 2017, for a trip to "one of Central America's new and up-and-coming eco-destinations." There are several ecosystems within the local area, and one should see everything from the Magnificent Frigatebird along the coast to the endemic and declining Honduran Emerald in the nearby dry forest. Here again Aaron Steed will be your guide, with hikes along rainforest trails and snorkeling along the world's second largest barrier reef as added possibilities for an exciting trip. Call for more specific information and prices at 828 253-4247 or for the full itinerary and prices, go to http://birdventures.com/Honduras2017.html.This is only one trip in many that is being offered by Ventures Birding Tours throughout the year. Many more U.S. and international tours can be found on their website.
For those a bit less adventuresome and asking just to get started in birding, Ventures Birding is offering Birding Basics again in 2017. There will be one on a Saturday or Sunday of each month, and these last just two hours. Bird watching, or 'birding,' has become one of the most popular hobbies in recent years in the United States, with over 50 million people currently reporting that they watch birds! When you consider the sheer diversity of birds (there are almost 10,000 species worldwide!) with all the different shapes, sizes and color forms it is no surprise that birding is so popular. The beauty of birding is that you can do it almost anywhere – city, state and national parks, or even your own backyard!
This introductory walk has been designed to open people's eyes to the birds around us here in Western North Carolina. If you've ever been interested in learning about birds and how to identify them but never have known where to start, then this educational, introductory bird walk is just for you. A few minutes will be spent talking about binocular basics – how to use them, where you can buy them and what you should look for when buying. Then there will be a talk about which field guides are best for learning. The group will walk around the Beaver Lake Bird Sanctuary and look for and listen to our local birds for about 1.5 hours. Pre-registration is required: Cost: $25 for adults; $15 for children aged 10 and over. The pace is slow and easy. Go to http://birdventures.com/DayTrips.html for more information.


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Diocese merges kindergarten programs at St. Joseph
One program is run by St. Joseph School and one is run by the St. Joseph School's non-denominational Readiness Center. Both are held at the school's Main Street campus.
The change means students enrolled in the readiness kindergarten class in September now will have art, music and physical education as well as religious education like the Catholic school kindergartners.
Diocesan officials said the changes will enrich the education of the students enrolled in the readiness center. Some parents, however, were livid because religious education and a higher tuition would accompany the change.
Margaret Dames, school superintendent for the Diocese, said the move would be good.
"It's going to be great for the students," Dames said. "They'll have art, music, physical education, field trips and the teachers will have common professional development training."
Dames plans to meet today at the school at 6 p.m. with parents of children registered for the readiness kindergarten program and at 7 p.m. with all parents who have enrolled children in a kindergarten program.
Dames said St. Joseph School principal Sharon Quish and readiness director Sharon Quimby would attend the meeting.
New Milford parent Liz Carlucci was among those furious with the changes. She said she heard the change was coming but thought it was for September 2006.
She said she was also told the change was only for the full-day kindergarten students, so she and other parents enrolled their children in what they thought was the readiness half-day program.
Now she'll have mandated religious education for her child and higher tuition.
"This has disaster written all over it," Carlucci said. "It's not the way things should have been handled. The reason I chose the readiness center was because of Susan Quimby and her staff."
Dames said parents can choose a full-day program or a half-day program with an option to send their children to the readiness center for the afternoon only.
"We had two kindergartens. It didn't make sense," Dames said. "We will offer a Catholic school curriculum that is aligned with the state of Connecticut frameworks."
The St. Joseph Readiness Center in Danbury has about 100 children enrolled in its 3- and 4-year-old pre-school program and receives state funding for 19 of those students.
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EWiRE launched a new paper on the 5 March 2019 at the House of Lords, in the run up to International Women's Day, challenging government, regulators and companies working on clean energy to make gender diversity a key priority.
The paper, 'The role of women as drivers of change in the energy transition' brings together articles from inspiring women leading the transformation of our energy mission on the key role of gender diversity.
This launch is the next step in the work of Regen's EWiRE network, with an ambitious programme to support more women lead the transition to a clean, decentralised and flexible energy system.
"In 2019, we want to see more women leading the energy industry through this period of extraordinary change. We want to ensure that every key policy and regulatory forum has a strong and diverse voice." Rachel Hayes, founder of EWIRE
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DARLINGTON gave themselves a bit of breathing space at the bottom, as they had an unusual tie at Feethams. They are now 22 points above the relegation trapdoor and were asked to bat first. Opener James Sutton made 30, while Paul Freary (44) and Callum Lethbridge (48no), put on 88 runs in a fifth wicket partnership, to help them up to 187-6.
Synners in reply, lost early wickets, but then Tayyab Tahir scored a brilliant century (114), from 99 balls, which included five fours and six sixes. There was then a nervy end to the game, but they eventually drew level on 187-8.
Richmondshire remain second in the league, but are now eight points behind leaders Marton. The Dalesmen travelled to Park Drive, where Hartlepool made just 109 all out, thanks to Craig Swainston who claimed an excellent took 5-29, while Tyler Temple made 47, while Steven Reeves chipped in with 3-9.
Gary Pratt was not hanging around, as he smashed 70 not out, from just 38 balls, which included 13 fours, in a final total of 110-1, to claim an easy nine-wicket victory.
Current champions Barnard Castle dropped to fourth, as they were beaten at home by Great Ayton. Barney made just 84 runs, as paceman Joe Marsay claimed 4-41, including Hashan Dumindu first ball, and Ishwar Pandey 4-34, both blew the batting away in just 25.1 overs. Ayton's Chris Batchelor then made 36 in reply, while Pandey added 39 with the bat, to complete an easy win for the visitors and claim the points, finishing on 87-3.
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SACRISTON beat the champions and league leaders South North by 111 runs, at Front Street. They recovered from a poor start at 78-5, to total 188 all out, thanks to 39 runs from Daniel Anderson and 51 from Melvyn Betts, while Lee Crozier claimed 4-38 with the ball.
However, Melvyn Betts with an excellent 4-12, had the visitors in all kinds of trouble at 17-5. Will Gidman then claimed 3-25, to record an excellent win for the home side.
Burnmoor had to settle for a winning draw at Benwell Hill, in a close game. They batted first and totalled 226-8 declared, as Ryan Pringle made 80 from 96 balls, which included seven fours and two sixes, alongside Ross Hodgson who made 33, while Callum Harding and Max Williamson claimed three wickets apiece.
The Hill started poorly, as Sami Khan took 5-24 and at 95-8 the game looked over. However, an unbroken eighth wicket partnership of 113 runs between Luke Doneathy (96no) and Max Williamson (39no), saved the day and they ended up on 208-8.
Chester-Le-Street welcomed Tynemouth and the visitors decided to bat first after winning the toss. They made 237 all out, with Michael Jones scoring 32, Matthew Brown 49 and Ian Mansfield blasted 67 from 75 balls, including five fours and two sixes.
The Cestrians batted very well, as Jacob McCann made a superb century, scoring 120 from 149 balls, which included 12 fours and four sixes. He added 165 runs in an opening partnership with George Harrison who scored 66 and they eventually finished on 238-5, to claim an excellent victory.
Eppleton welcomed Burnopfield to Church Road and the visitors made 195 all out, thanks to 30 runs from Andrew Ahmed, alongside seven of his teammates who made double figures. Dean Musther with 4-47 and Connor Whitelock 3-48 were the bowling stars.
In reply, the home side made just 121 all out, as Scott Steel took an excellent 5-28, while Stephen Humble and Owen Shield each took two wickets, with Luke Henderson top scoring on 20.
Hetton Lyons travelled to Felling and took first knock after winning the toss. Opener Karl Turner smashed 11 fours in his score of 72, but Dale Shaw put the brakes on with 3-37, alongside an excellent return of 6-25 from Nihal Shilar, ripping out the middle order and tail of the Lyons, as they finished on 123 all out.
The home side also struggled with the bat, as they slumped to 47-4, but they kept their nerve and a fine unbeaten innings of 44 from Shilar and a valuable 20 not out from Graham Wright, got them over the line finishing on 127-5, as they put on 45 runs for the sixth wicket.
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LANCHESTER are second, after racking up 229-9 against visiting Swalwell, thanks to opener Graham Brinton who cracked 88 from 78 balls, which included 17 fours. Kieran Gohery added 58 as they put on 117 runs for the second wicket, while Stephen Smith was the pick of the bowling, claiming 3-67.
The visitors put up little resistance, in a final total of 158 all out, apart from Nick Phillips who made 49, as Kieron Taylor claimed 3-39 and Greg Halliday an excellent 4-26, to win the match by 71 runs.
Division 2
LEADGATE continue to lead from the front, as they won again at home to Bedlington. They made 198-6, with Luke McCabe scoring 76 and David Richardson 41, while Majid Ansari claimed 3-31. In reply, the visitors were just 27 runs short, as they totalled 171 all out. Craig Robinson made 36 and Nicky Douglas 37 late on, but Lee Innes with 3-18 tipped the match Leadgate's way.
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LEAGUE leaders Easington travelled to Tudhoe and had an easy 10 wicket win. They bowled the home side out for just 48, with Omar Shahid taking 4-8, while Bradley Davis claimed 4-14. In reply, the leaders wasted no time in claiming the win, scoring 51-0, as openers Kavindu Kulasekara (26no) and Jonathan Davis (20no), cruised their side to victory.


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Thousands of PS3 systems seized by customs in the Netherlands
Tens of thousands of the PlayStation 3 consoles were seized by customs officers last week in the Netherlands.
The ruling by the civil court of justice in the Hague, caused tens of thousands of PlayStation 3 units to be confiscated in the Netherlands for at least ten days before they can be distributed across Europe.
This is because electronics giant LG has won a lawsuit after a claim of the technology behind Blu-ray is based on a patent from LG.
The ruling of the court can cause a short supply of the PlayStation 3 systems in Europe. It is not known whether the PlayStation 3 may be distributed again after ten days in Europe.
Consoles that are currently in stores are allowed to be sold and it is assumed that there will be still consoles available for a few weeks.
According to British newspaper The Guardian, tens of thousands of PS3s were seized by customs officers last week in the Netherlands.
Sony, which imports around 100,000 of the consoles a week, is busy trying to get the ban lifted.
LG claims that the PlayStation 3 a number of patents of the company exceeds the area of playing Blu-ray discs. LG asked earlier this month an investigation on the technology inside the console in the United States International Trade Commission (ITC).
If Sony is found guilty, the company may have to pay LG a compensation for each PlayStation 3 sold, resulting in hundreds of millions of euros. The two companies have seven disputes over various patents. For example Sony want to prohibit LG smartphones in the United States.
Rotterdam and Schiphol are the main import points for PlayStation 3 systems for both the UK and continental Europe.
The consoles are now in Dutch warehouses until it becomes clear how the case will develop.


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With its roots in ancient Arabic, translated roughly, Diyafa combines hospitality and generosity. The concept has been hardwired for centuries into the traditions of the nomadic Bedouins of the Sahara and Middle East. Practicing Diyafa means offering food, shelter and protection to any fellow nomad no matter who they are, and no matter how much or how little you have. The code of Diyafa acknowledges and honours the levelling effect that travel has on all people; we're all sharing the same adventure, and we all want the same thing: to learn about the world, learn about ourselves, broaden our horizons and enrich ourselves by sharing in the lives and cultures of others.
British backpacker Grace Millane's own adventure was brought to a heart-breaking, utterly senseless and unforgivable end late last week, when she was murdered in New Zealand just days after her 22nd Birthday.
In the last couple of days, I've probably read a dozen or so articles on the subject. Many of these were heartfelt tributes, similar in tone to the tearful statement made by Jacinda Ardern, the Prime Minister of New Zealand, when she addressed the Millane family. Sadly, however, incidents like this also breed another very different, and sadly predictable, kind of response – on a 24-hour delay, out come the Boogieman articles.
You can spot them instantly: they always start by acknowledging the tragedy in the first paragraph before swiftly moving on to their agenda: casting a villain and scrambling to find a "bigger picture" angle. Articles like these ask, and claim to answer, one tasteless question: "Whose fault was this?"
Is Tinder to blame? Is it a gendered issue? A political one? Do we blame alcohol? A lack of timidity and caution on the victim's part? For every think-piece, there's a different boogieman. It made me a little queasy after the fourth or fifth article because – within a day – this profoundly human tragedy, this young girl's life, had been reduced to something abstract: an illustration rather than a person. This is so often the case when terrible things befall the innocent: the incident is dissected and intellectualised until it becomes so ephemeral that it's divorced from our own realities.
The bottom line is that a happy, joyful and beloved young woman lost her life whilst travelling. It's a horrific thought, but it's one that we need to sit with. We need to take a deep breath and use both our hearts and our heads while we consider, even for a moment, how it makes us feel. Then we need to use our empathy to realise that we're not alone, and that millions of our fellow travellers probably feel the same way. Then, once the sadness, anger, confusion and concern have passed, we need to have faith in the goodness of the world and the goodness of our fellow travellers. We need to have awareness of ourselves, our hosts and our surroundings – but we also need to hold onto some belief in Diyafa… and be willing to practice it, as well as expect it.
The aftermath of tragedy isn't the time to go hunting for boogiemen; it's the time to sit with the news and allow yourself to feel… and to come to terms with one uncomfortable truth: Grace Millane did everything right – but it still cost her life.
If something like this can happen in a major city, in a developed country, to a well-prepared, clever & road-smart girl like Grace, then it can happen to anyone. We, as travellers, need to take that fact on board – even if you do everything "right", there are some things we can't prepare for. It's a hard pill to swallow, but blaming Tinder won't make it go down any easier.
There are, of course, precautions that we can take when we're preparing for our travels. There are resilience strategies we can put in place, contingency plans we can have in our back pockets… but above and beyond all that, there's one key lesson we need to remember: the best-laid plans of even the most prepared & experienced traveller can quickly and chaotically go awry. Grace's unnecessary and sorrowful death is a reminder of this – and a reminder to us, as the travel community, to look after each other no matter what.
We can't let fear sour our view of the world, and we can't let paranoia overtake our desire to explore or colour our perception of certain countries & cultures. We can't let the evil actions of a single man make us forget that seeing the world is a joyful experience. Travel is the ultimate exercise in freedom, independence and open-heartedness – a privilege and a pleasure which we can't allow to be tainted by fearmongering, alarmist Boogieman-hunters.
Instead, we should look at the response of Prime Minister Ardern, who wore her sadness on her sleeve and bore it to the world before, in the same breath, reminding millions of her country's historic hospitality and kindness towards travellers. We should let ourselves sit with the humanity of what's happened, and let it remind us that we – the travellers of the world – are strong together. We're a community, and we have each other's backs… that's a truth that's never more relevant than when chaos rears its head, bringing tragedy and uncertainty with it.
Grace died for one reason, and one reason only: a single man, sitting in a cell in Aukland, who allegedly made a single cruel, heartless and senseless decision. He is the one on trial – not "party culture", not Tinder, not the people of New Zealand, not travel, not any given gender… and certainly not Grace herself. In the face of tragedy we need to stand in empathic solidarity and think about what more we can do to help each other along the road… we need to think about Diyafa.
For practical advice on keeping safe while you travel, check out "Going Places: Young, Kind, Conscious Travel" on Facebook – it's Vagaband's community page and we're there to provide as much knowledge and support as you need, no matter where you're heading. You can also visit the Caroline's Rainbow Foundation; the CRF are doing incredible work on educating young travellers on safety and wellness on the road. They have an app and other tools that can help keep your travels safe. http://carolinesrainbowfoundation.org/
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A fresh article by economist Kenneth Rogoff suggests that resistance to Donald Trump is softening even at a place like Harvard.
Only two months ago, Rogoff, a Harvard professor and former chief economist with the International Monetary Fund, told financial Website Business Insider that he was nervous about the possibility of a Donald Trump presidency.
"It just creates so much uncertainty," Rogoff said in an interview with Business Insider. "I feel safer having someone I think I know and understand better — Secretary Clinton — than I do with someone as erratic as Trump."
Since Rogoff is not viewed as anyone's idea of a liberal – he even advised Republican Sen. John McCain's presidential campaign in 2008 – these words seem to carry extra weight.
But in a piece posted Wednesday on the Project Syndicate site, Rogoff now wonders whether boom times could be ahead because of Trump's proposed mix of policies including lower taxes and business regulation and added fiscal stimulus through infrastructure spending.
"I am certainly not saying that repealing Obama-era regulation will improve the average American's wellbeing," writes Rogoff. "Far from it. But businesses will be ecstatic, maybe enough to start really investing again. The boost to confidence is already palpable."
Rogoff, a co-author of the much discussed This Time is Different: Eight Centuries of Financial Folly, concedes that Trump's proposals to cut taxes for individuals and corporations may disproportionately benefit the rich.
"True, putting cash in the pockets of rich savers hardly seems as effective as giving cash to poor people who live hand to mouth," he writes. "Trump's opponent, Hillary Clinton, memorably spoke of 'Trumped-up trickle-down economics.' But, Trumped-up or not, tax cuts can be very good for business confidence."
Rogoff also sees big benefits to a huge expansion of badly needed infrastructure spending. He writes that ever since the 2008 financial crisis, economists across the political spectrum have argued for taking advantage of ultralow interest rates to finance productive infrastructure investment, even at the cost of higher debt. "High-return projects pay for themselves," he adds.
He cautions that "all of this is an optimistic spin on a Trump economy."
"If the new administration proves erratic and incompetent (a real possibility), dejection will quickly overwhelm confidence," he writes. "But beware of pundits who are certain that Trump will bring economic catastrophe."
Rogoff concludes by pointing out that "you don't have to be a nice guy to get the economy going. In many ways, Germany was as successful as America at using stimulus to lift the economy out of the Great Depression."
While Trump might appreciate Rogoff's change of heart about the prospect of his presidency, we can bet that he won't like the Germany analogy.
I'll close with a bit of sound, timeless investment advice from Ben Carlson, a financial advisor at Ritholtz Wealth Management who runs his own respected financial blog, A Wealth of Common Sense.
Carlson's post about the benefits of international stock diversification was prompted by a recent article in The Wall Street Journal that highlights the performance dominance of U.S. stocks over the rest of the world in recent years.
Since 2012 alone, the U.S. share of global stock market capitalization has risen from roughly 35% to just over 40% of the total.
"I've had plenty of questions from investors asking me why they should ever own foreign stocks when they see" strong outperformance by U.S. stocks, writes Carlson. "It's a legitimate concern. We humans are an impatient group so it can be difficult to see valid reasons for diversification...."
But Carlson offers up the words of Oaktree Capital chairman Howard Marks who once said, "In the world of investing nothing is as dependable as cycles."
And the data show that at various times over the past two decades, international stocks have sharply outperformed U.S. stocks over trailing five-year periods.
"It's easy to say that you'll be happy only investing in U.S. stocks today because it feels much better when you're invested in the best performer as opposed to the worst performer," adds Carlson. "It may not be all that easy when the cycle inevitably turns. And it will turn at some point. The U.S. doesn't have a monopoly on stock market returns, profit growth, dividend payments, innovation or good ideas."
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Free State Symphony Orchestra conducted by Bernhard Gueller with soloist Rachel Lee Priday (violin)
Saturday 25 June 2016
The Odeion School of Music and the Free State Symphony Orchestra are collaborating to present an exciting concert on Saturday 25 June when the internationally acclaimed violinist, Rachel Lee Priday, will perform the Violin Concerto No. 1 in D major (Paganini) with the FSSO conducted by Bernhard Gueller. The concert is sponsored by the International Arts Trust.
Paganini was the most celebrated violin virtuoso of his time. The Violin Concerto No. 1 is an exciting virtuoso showpiece which is extremely challenging for the soloist but at the same time one of his most beautiful pieces ever written. The rest of the programme will consist of Beethoven's Symphony No. 2 in D major and Mozart's Magic Flute overture.
Rachel Lee Priday, acclaimed for her beauty of tone, riveting stage presence and "irresistible panache" (Chicago Tribune), has appeared as soloist with major international orchestras. Critics have praised her "dazzling, forceful technique", "rich, mellifluous sound" and "silvery fluidity". Rachel has been profiled in the The New Yorker, The Los Angeles Times, Family Circle Magazine, and The Strad Magazine. Her television credits include appearances on the Disney Channel, "Fiddling for the Future" and "American Masters" on PBS, and the 2000 Grammy Awards ceremony (Los Angeles). In addition, her performances have been broadcast on major media outlets in the US, Germany, Korea, and Brazil. She began her violin studies at the age of four years and later studied with Dorothy DeLay, Itzhak Perlman and Miriam Fried.
Bernhard Gueller has been music director of Symphony Nova Scotia in Halifax (Canada) for the past 13 years. Well known to audiences internationally for the passion, mastery and drama he brings to the concert hall podium, Gueller is also acclaimed for his "profound interpretations", the "stunning responses he gets from musicians" and the excitement he elicits. He is loved by musicians, critics and audience for his musical purity and continually garners praise for the fresh approach he brings to the podium. This is maestro Gueller's third visit to Bloemfontein and the Free State Symphony Orchestra.
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Nineteen of those were shot this past Saturday, including a 12-year-old boy.
My first thought: The weather must be warming up in Chiraq…
My second thought: Why isn't Alyssa Milano marching for more #GunControlNow in Chiraq?
From Yahoo: The city of Chicago had seen a large reduction in murders and shootings for the first four months of 2018, but as temperatures have increased, so has crime.
The Chicago Police Department recorded that at least 74 people were shot in the country's third-largest city, with 28 of those shootings occurring between Friday evening and Sunday morning. Two men in their 20s were shot outside an East Garfield Park building just hours after two other people were shot on the exact same block Sunday, the Chicago Sun-Times reported. Police had previously been hopeful that gun violence was on a downward trend after seeing more than 1,400 total homicides between 2016 and 2017. The city's shooting victims are predominately on the city's south and west sides.
Two men were killed and at least 16 people were wounded in shootings on Saturday alone. Two women were shot outside of Mount Sinai Hospital while waiting for news on the condition of a relative shot earlier that morning.
While police have noted that many of the dozens of shootings this week appear to be gang-related, the majority of victims are under 30 including several teenagers and a 12-year-old boy on the city's Westside. Additionally, a 4-year-old girl was shot in the shoulder Tuesday as she sat with her parents on the family's South Side porch. A 15-year-old boy was struck in the head by a bullet Wednesday afternoon as he rode a city bus home from school. The boy is listed in stable condition and police told USA Today they believe he was was not targeted, but instead was hit by errant gunfire.
"It infuriates me that we have a good kid doing what we all expect him to do, and he's a victim of something like this," Police Superintendent Eddie Johnson told reporters. "This is why we have to have common sense gun legislation in this country. Not just this city, this state, but in this country, to stop things like this from happening."
Um, you have PLENTY of "common sense" gun legislation in Illinois…CRIMINALS DON'T FOLLOW THE LAWS!
Compared to 2017, Chicago saw a 22.3 percent reduction in murders and a 26.5 percent decrease in shooting incidents from January 1 through the end of April, according to data collected by the city and the University of Chicago Crime Lab. April was the 14th consecutive month in which the city saw a year-over-year decline in gun violence incidents, police spokesman Anthony Guglielmi told reporters.
Chicago recorded 721 people being shot in 2018 through April 29, which was 319 fewer than 2017. But homicides and gun violence historically peak in summer, warmer months. April was the fourth-coldest on record this year but rising temperatures over the past week were reflected in the spike in gun violence.
In 2017, there were 1,040 shootings across the city of Chicago and 2016 saw the most shootings of the past seven years with 1,115 recorded shooting victims.
See also:
- Gun control, Chiraq style: 12 people shot on Tuesday, one killed
- Gun control, Chiraq style: 11 shot (1 fatally) on Sunday, including a 5-year-old girl
- Gun control, Chiraq style: 21 shot (4 killed) over the weekend & woman grazed by bullet in her living room
- This is Chiraq: 16 people wounded in MLK Day weekend shootings
- This is Chiraq: 5 dead, 20 wounded in Christmas weekend shootings
- This is Chiraq: 16 shot with 5 dead, including a 15-year-old boy, during weekend shootings
- This is Chiraq: 7 dead and 36 shot over Thanksgiving weekend
- This is Chiraq: 3-year-old boy among 16 shot, 1 fatally, in weekend violence


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3 More Advantages to Private Education
There are some very clear advantages to a private education that most people are familiar with. Having the ability to infuse our teaching with our spiritual beliefs, small class sizes, and a rigorous curriculum are some of the most evident. But some of our greatest advantages are born from the fact that decisions about our curriculum and our campus are made by leaders who are active members of our community.
In public schools, teachers and administrators are beholden to rules and regulations set by politicians in Tallahassee and Washington D.C. who in most cases haven't ever stepped foot onto their campus. At St. Barnabas our school is governed by a volunteer Board of Trustees who are members of our community and prioritize the needs of our students and teachers.
Here are 3 more advantages to a private education at St. Barnabas School:
1. Limited standardized testing
Standardized testing is a controversial topic of conversation for parents and teachers alike. Many families fear that strict tests will hold their children back from future success. At St. Barnabas School we have the distinct benefit of not having to administer state-mandated tests to students. This is a huge advantage to students because teachers can spend their class time digging deep into the topics in the curriculum and not having to worry about how that tracks with a test sent down from on high. At St. Barnabas, we understand the value of using standardized testing to measure the progress of our students without allowing the testing itself to become the focus.
2. Hands-on curriculum development
In public schools, the curriculum is designed by people who are often very far removed from what is happening in the classroom. Often these decisions are made to accommodate textbook publishers and the developers of standardized tests rather than to accommodate the students. At St. Barnabas, as an institute of private education, we are able to design an academically rigorous and common sense curriculum that meets the needs of our students and prepares them for a lifetime of learning.
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In our current political climate, there are a lot of conversations about school safety that are taking place in Tallahassee and in Washington D.C. These conversations are important and bringing discussions of school safety into the public realm is healthy for the future of education in America. However, not every solution works for every community, and when the decision making power is so far from home, our teachers and students pay the price. In private education, our leaders have a direct interest in the safety of our students and are able to make educated decisions to support them.
Private education is the schooling of choice for many families. At St. Barnabas, we take pride in our autonomy to make the best choices for our students based on local data. Keeping our children and teachers safe and providing them all the resources they need to engage in thoughtful and rigorous education is the top priority and from that, we have decades of engaged and successful alumni. If you'd like your child to attend St. Barnabas school, contact us today. We'd love to give you a tour of campus.


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In 1981, the Tasmanian department store chain Fitzgerald's (now part of Harris Scarfe) had an advertising campaign that featured the slogan: "Christmas is Fitzgerald's". Justifiably, many people were annoyed. People wrote letters to the editor of all three Tasmanian papers. Highly critical statements were issued by various church bodies. Fitzgerald's business began to suffer. Finally, they withdrew the ads and, in their new ads, apologised for any distress they caused.
A priest I knew was shopping in a supermarket. He wasn't wearing his clerical collar. (It was about the time when most Catholic priests were starting to wear civilian clothes most of the time.) He overheard a conversation between two shoppers about the Fitzgerald's advert. He decided to eavesdrop on the conversation, and he heard one woman say:
"Imagine that, Mavis; the flaming churches are even trying to take over Christmas!"
In many cases, there is a sense of frustration at this time of year on the part of those of us within the churches.
On the one hand, there is much happening that we can celebrate.
- The same carols we sing in church are played over the loudspeakers of supermarkets and shopping malls.
- The same lessons we read in church are read at Carols by Candlelight events sponsored by local government bodies.
- Nativity scenes are seen in all sorts of non-churchy settings.
- There is a general sense of generosity, tolerance, and goodwill in the air, reflecting (if incompletely) the extravagant generosity of God whose self-giving we celebrate at this season.
On the other hand, there is much of which we can, should, and must be critical. The worse of it is a certain manipulation on the part of advertisers that tries to say that the one, effective way of showing love at this season is by spending frantically. Often, the people who have the least money to spend are also those who are emotionally least resistant to this manipulation.
There always has been a certain ambivalence within the Christian church to our celebrations of this season. Frequently, this ambivalence has been strongest among the more intensely "religious" sort of Christian. At its most extreme, the English Puritans refused to celebrate Christmas. And, in fact, during the rule of Oliver Cromwell, Christmas was banned in England.
But, even at the beginning of the Christmas celebration, there was a certain ambivalence on the part of the church. It was only about four centuries after the time of Christ that Christmas began to be observed. It was soon after Christianity became legal in the Roman Empire. There was a popular pagan Roman holiday called Saturnalia at this time of the year. The Christian church was concerned that some Christians (particularly those who were less-committed) may be tempted to lapse into pagan worship if there was no Christian competition for Saturnalia. So, a celebration of the birth of Christ was established at the time we do so now. (Before then, Easter and Pentecost were the only major Christian festivals.) Celebrating Christmas gave Christians an opportunity to celebrate at the same time as their pagan neighbours. The idea worked. It worked well. From the beginning of the Christmas celebration, Christmas was not only for the "religious".
And in our gospel lessons about the birth of Jesus, we also see people who were not so "religious", people who were outside the community of faith (or at least the active community of faith), playing important roles in the church's retelling of the birth of Jesus.
- In Matthew's gospel, we find the wise men. Now, the wise men weren't Jewish. They were Persian scholars, ... members of the Zoroastrian faith, ... exotic foreign intellectuals. In fact, the wise men did the highly un-Jewish thing of practising astrology. These exotic foreign intellectuals were among those who followed the star and paid tribute to the infant Jesus.
- In Luke's gospel, we have shepherds. Now, the shepherds were Jewish but they wouldn't have been considered very good Jews. For one thing, they couldn't go to the temple all that often. It went with the job. Working with animals, they came into constant contact with the blood and the faeces of animals. As a result, they were ritually unclean and would have to take a number of days off work for ritual baths before they could go to the Temple. Thus, a religiously-minded Jew didn't think of becoming a shepherd. It was a job for your basic secular, working-class bloke. But it was these secular, working-class blokes to whom the angels gave the news about Jesus' birth.
In the gospel accounts of the first Christmas, Christmas was not only for the "religious". Matthew's exotic foreign intellectuals and Luke's secular, working-class blokes were there as well. From its very beginning, Christmas was not only for the "religious".
But I'll conclude this article with a story from an English Methodist minister named Jack Burton. For a number of decades, Jack Burton earned his living as a bus driver in the city of Norwich, so that he could engage in a deliberate ministry with people for whom the churches - for whom any churches - are unfamiliar territory. One day, a few days before Christmas Day, Jack entered Norwich Cathedral, with Tony, his bus conductor. Like the shepherds in Luke's gospel, Tony was a secular, working-class bloke; one of these people for whom any church is unknown territory. Jack Burton tells the story:
"'Is this for everyone?' … ' Yes, of course.'"
From its very beginning, and continuing to our own day, Christmas was not only for the "religious".
And, if you'd like some of my reflections on Advent and Christmas sitting on your bookshelf as well as on your computer, you may want to buy my book Christmas Lost and Christmas Regained from Amazon.
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The London Pub is a faithful rendition of an English-style "Gastropub". Located inside Clark's premier leisure estate called Mimosa, it serves as a family dining venue for the residents of Clark Freeport, neighboring Angeles City as well as a pit stop for visitors from Subic Bay Freeport.
The London Pub serves up delectable pub food, a few notches above the usual pub grub prevalent in other bars. In addition to many local and imported beers, this gastropub offers a respectable wine list with several selections served by the glass. Cuban cigars such as Cohiba, Partagas, Monte Cristo and Romeo et Julieta are available here to complement a nice selection of Scotch, Cognac and Port. The fact that this is a pub doesn't mean the food has to be, well, mediocre. In fact, The London Pub prides itself on the quality of its food which can give neighboring restaurants a run for their money.
As in the case of all pubs in the world wherever they may be situated, this is a place where nice people meet other nice people and interesting conversations flow as gently and freely as the beers and the wine. Obviously this is a bit more than just a watering hole. It is a family dining restaurant, a community pub and an excellent venue of choice for parties and private events.
The London Pub is open every day from lunch to 11pm. Closing hours are sometimes extended for special occasions such as life screening of world cup soccer and other sports and notable events. Dress code is smart casual. Noise level is politely lower than most bars in town. Hope this is the kind of bars that you might choose to spend your time of leisure.
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Mad Dog Graphx Wins Eight in Design Competition
Anchorage, AK – Mad Dog Graphx received eight honors in the recent 2016 Hermes Creative Awards.
Mad Dog won Platinum for an annual report designed last year for OTZ Telephone Cooperative of Kotzebue, Alaska. They also won Platinum for a logo the firm created for the Seattle-based nonprofit Washington Alliance for Gender Equality.
Mad Dog won Gold for an annual report for Anchorage Project Access, for the 2014–2015 concert season poster series for Alaska Youth Orchestras, and for a logo for InQuisit Software.
In addition, the design company won Honorable Mentions for a Christmas card for Pyramid Printing, for holiday ornament cards for The Salmon Project, and for an annual report for The Alaska Community Foundation.
The Hermes Creative Awards is an international competition for creative professionals involved in the concept, writing, and design of traditional materials and programs, and emerging technologies. It is one of the largest design competitions of its kind, with more than 6,000 entries this year. The awards recognize outstanding work in the marketing, communication, advertising, and public relations industries.
Michael Ardaiz, Kris Ryan-Clarke, and Aurora Hablett are the creative team behind Mad Dog's biting edge designs. With offices in Anchorage and Seattle, Mad Dog offers a range of creative and production services, specializing in corporate, retail, and brand identity development, and advertising and marketing design.


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Everything starts from clay. Clay is the raw material from which the ceramic production begins, it is very manipulable and suitable to be worked with hands. "Plasticity" is the most important feature: clay is the only material that can be molded and able to maintain its shape. There are different types of clay and, depending on the technique to be adopted, the most suitable one is chosen. In our laboratory we use several types of clay, including: red clay, white clay, liquid clay, grès, refractory and semi-refractory, porcelain; clays of their own composition are prepared for special production. Before processing, the clay must be mixed and compacted to minimize the presence of air bubbles, to make it homogeneous and compact for moulding.
The moulding is the first step of ceramic manufacturing; there are different techniquest to produce ceramic. The main ones are:
Handmade moulding: among the oldest techniques of ceramic production, there is the "colombino" one, which includes the realization of clay "little cords": drawn lines that are attached to each other starting from the base.
This production allows to obtain ceramic objects that can be bombed, cylindrical, flattened, conical, irregular, ect…
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Moulding plate: through the preparation of a clay slab, it is possible to create objects of any form.
Potter's wheel: tool used for ceramic production. The obtained objects can be cylindrical and/or circular. The potter's wheel is made up of a rotating support, similar to a plate on which a mass of clay is placed and has to perfectly turn on itself. The shape is given exclusively by the skilled hands of the crocker, which uses only wooden, steel and/or rubber battens. Moulding with casting technique: at this stage the plaster mold is first prepared to the negative of the shape to be made. For the appearance of the object, the liquid clay (hence the casting term) is poured inside the mold and after some time the plaster absorbs the water contained in the clay, giving thickness to the object. Excess casting is emptied and the object is removed from the mold only when has dried and hardened.
Mechanical press mould: the mold consists of two matrices, male and female, which must be mounted on the "press".
The two approaching molds leave an empty space inside that is occupied by the clay that then takes that shape.
Whatever the technique is used, it is necessary to dry the artifacts.
Particular attention must be paid during this phase to avoid uneven drying that could lead to deformation of the object itself.
As the clay is no longer plastic and no longer modelable, but drying is not complete yet, the object can still be worked with applications, engravings, tunnels, etc…
When the drying process is completely finished, the product is manually finished and sponged with water to eliminate imperfections and increase porosity.
In some cases, especially for large objects, the drying process may take a long time. The years of experience of our Laboratory allow us to put in place the basic considerations to avoid unpleasant inconveniences.
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The first cooking phase is called "biscuit". The oven temperature varies from 960° to 1400°, depending on the clay used to make the object. Another purpose of the ceramic production is the one of the so-called 'High-Tech' ceramic: it can reach a cooking temperature of up to 1700 ° and can be applied in the field of engineering, medicine, etc. The cooking time varies according to the size of the object, which can only be extracted after the oven has been completely cooled down. At this stage, the fragile object becomes resistant and the clay, that now has become terracotta, changes color. The terracotta color, depending on the clay used, can be red, white, black, etc…
In our laboratory we employ different glazing and/or glazing techniques: spray, diving and/or sprinkling glaze. The glazing phase requires a lot of skill, since it is important that the glaze is deposited homogeneously on the surface of the object. There are different types and colors of glaze: depending on the technique and the decoration, the most suitable one is chosen, and thanks to the experience and the continuous research, we use glazes of our composition for special machining. In addition, the glazes and colors used to make kitchenware ceramic production (and not only) are unleaded and therefore suitable for food use.
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The glazing phase requires a lot of skill, since it is important that the glaze is deposited homogeneously on the surface of the object. There are different types and colors of glaze: depending on the technique and the decoration, the most suitable one is chosen, and thanks to our experience and continuous research, we use glazes of our composition for special machining.
Once glazed and dry, the objects can be decorated by hand, with airbrush, with screen printing, with digital printing, etc. Decorating with the brush requires a lot of experience, because the true color is seen after cooking and because it is painted on a dusty surface (glaze) and it is important to spot the exact density of the color in order to avoid imperfections
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For a few years in Ceramiche Liberati Laboratory has been adopted a new decorative technique with embroidered glazes from the sought after decorative motifs and the bright colors. The decoration with ceramic digital printing, commonly called photoceramics: on the already glazed and vitrified object the previously printed image is applied, the object goes directly to the phase of the three-phase firing. Combining tradition and innovation in the Ceramiche Liberati Laboratory, various hand-made decorations are made of both local and modern features that follow the current design trends. It is difficult, if not impossible, to describe all the possible decorative variations that can be made on our ceramic production, since on several occasions the customers themselves require customised decorations and, in some cases, exclusive. Here we suggest some ceramic decorations that have become representative: Fioraccio – is the most representative floral decoration in Abruzzo. It is usually made on kitchenware: jars, plates, ladle sticks, coffee cups, trays, bowls, biscuits, etc… The decoration consists in drawing by hand seven wild flowers typical of the territory on the glazed object in clear tones. Several ceramists in our region make this decoration, but from the vibrancy of colors it is possible to recognize the "fioraccio abruzzese" of Ceramiche Liberati.
Orchidea (orchid) – is one of the leading floral decorations handmade by our Laboratory. The name "Orchidea" is decorated with the same flower, which is reinterpreted with a three-color petals painting with orange pistils surrounded by green leaves and pink buds. The decor represents a floral painted color, usually centered on the glazed object, the color of the ceramic glaze used is ivory. Orchid flowers have a typical winged structure, with open and flattened petals, which, depending on the species, differs in size and color of the flower. In the ornate decoration of Liberati ceramics, the polychromatic floral band is enclosed in the design with swaying lines or bows of green and yellow color. For every object, usually functional ceramic for home and kitchen furnishings, the orchid floral band is proportionally resized to the shape of the object itself. The orchid, in addition to the unquestioned beauty as a flower, has an important history and a particular charm.
Aesthetically perfect, the flower represents elegance, refinement and harmony. The orchid-inspired floral motifs, spread all over the world with dozens of variations, are chosen as a gift especially as a sign of respect, love and act of recognition and gratitude to the person to whom they are donated.
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Teate blu – is the floral bouquet of Ceramiche Liberati, which was conceived in honor of the Province of Chieti. In fact, the word "Teate", a Latin version of the original Theate or Tegheàte, defines an ancient Marrucini center that corresponds to today's Chieti. "Teatino" is defined as a citizen, inhabitant of the city of Chieti. The rich and ancient history of the city and the Province of the same name, which is distinguished by the impressive architectural and natural beauties, in addition to the wonderful landscapes, inspired our Workshop to realize and dedicate it an elegant and simple decoration in its symbology. Our ceramic production with Teate decor is characterized by light background, in fact the enamel used is antique white, while the painting is a monochrome floral motif that exploits the shades of blue. On all the ceramic production made by Ceramiche Liberati, the painting Teate is represented as a monochromatic flower band in the central position, with swaying or arched lines that enclose the drawing.
The painted flowers are small five-petals daisies, which are interwoven with twigs of soft curves, all enriched by oblong leaflets.
One of the recognizable elements of the Teate decoration is the presence of a series of dots (four or five), decisively painted , on the curvature of the peduncle within the floral band.
Irlanda blu e verde –
Astra –
Grappolo –
Frutta –
Violetta –
Geometrico –
A poise –
A matita o grassetto –
Second cooking
The ceramic production made with this technique involves the 'second cooking', which is carried out at lower temperatures (compared to the biscuit one) ranging from 900 ° to 940 ° C. In addition, unlike the first cooking, the fired objects must be spaced apart, to prevent the melting enamel from attach to the artifacts.
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In addition, unlike the first cooking, the fired objects must have the right distance between them, to prevent the melting enamel from sticking to the artifacts.
The three-phases cooking is a special cooking around 770°, it is done on already vitrified objects.
Our ceramic production involves decorations that can be made with pure gold, platinum, shiny or specially coloured colours…
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Reflection Processing: it is a technique that uses glazes with different characteristics and colours. In the gas oven (indispensable for this kind of process) oxygen reductions are induced which allow glazes to create iridescend and very special reflections. Master Giuseppe Liberati, with his skills and continuous study of technique, obtains unique creations of its kind.
Raku Ceramics: It is an ancient Japanese technique, created for the production of the tea ceremony cups. In the Ceramiche Liberati Workshop, the technique is practiced by Giuseppe Liberati who with his "raku alchemy" creates real works of art. Raku processing is a complex process, which begins with the preparation of refractory or semi-refractory clay. The baking object is cooked in a gas oven, once the required temperature is reached, the oven is opened and the extracted objects, still incandescent are immersed in a tank containing combustible material (sheets of paper, dry leaves, sawdust etc.) which, by burning, produce a reduction in oxygen required to obtain those colorings typical of raku ceramic. Then, they are immersed in cold water and carefully washed to eliminate the signs of combustion and to bring out the beauty of the colors. The extraction process is quite scenic and spectacular, and more and more often, Master Giuseppe is invited for demonstrations during artistic events and beyond.
Bucchero: It is of Etruscan origin and consists of baking very well-polished objects (so as to make them almost raw) in a reducing (oxygen-free) oven to give the object a homogeneous black monochrome. Ceramic sculpture (high reliefs, law-reliefs and all-around): this ceramic production tecchnique involves the modeling of the free clay with the help of some tools such as slats and eyelets. Free-hand work takes many hours of work and requires remarkable precision and ability. Once the modeling phase is over, before the cooking phase is completed, the work is dried (depending on the size of the object, it may take several weeks to complete). Once in terracotta you will decide whether to proceed with the second cooking or leave it as such.
Mixed Technique: in our laboratory, devoted to continuous experimentation and research, we also carry out "experimental" processes of ceramic production, using different techniques at the same time, even glazes and colors of their own composition as well as alternative materials. The term "mixed technique" refers to all artistic works created by using materials other than conventional ones.
Cuerda seca in Abruzzo
The cuerda seca is a Hispano-Moorish particular decoration origin used in the past for the decoration of plates and tiles. The name of the decoration, in Italian "corda secca", derives from the use of a fat-impregnated string with which create the desired design on the tile. The empty spaces created by the rope were filled with a colored enamel with the help of a marker, and then continued with the cooking during which the rope was burning, leaving the trace free from the glaze. Currently, the technique has been simplified and, in order to define the so-called boundary lines between the glazes, instead of the rope or lines, a fat substance called "black" of the dry cord is applied to the brush, preventing the glazes from overlap during the cooking. This type of decoration is particularly suitable for flat or slightly curved surfaces to produce ceramic objects with bright color effects and special contrasts. The decoration technique is often called "decorative glaze decoration" because, according to the consistency of ceramic enamels used, the final design effect will be more or less important.
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In the Ceramiche Liberati Workshop, the dry cord manufacturing, the English name of the decoration, was introduced a few years ago and all this ceramic production is performed by the young Marta Liberati, among the first ceramists to work the dry cord in Abruzzo. All the dry cord ceramic decor are handmade and the ceramic objects made with this technique are part of the Phoenix Linea category proposed by Ceramiche Liberati. In addition to the freehand designs, some of which recall the concept of Mandala, Marta performs several works that take on traditional decorative and ornamental patterns of Abruzzo as Presentosa (jewel of Abruzzo's excellence). Years of experience and the innate talent of Marta allow to elaborate very complex decorations with cuerda seca technique also on small surfaces, such as pendants, curved and irregular surfaces, such as bushes or balls for the Christmas tree. Decorated items in cuerda seca have a decorative purpose and are not suitable for food use, unless otherwise specified in the product card.
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Diva delights for Manchester fringe
23 June 2019
Reporter: David Upton
Anita Giovannini, from Bologna, Italy brings her show Anita Luna The Diva for the first time to the UK at Greater Manchester Fringe at Lock 91, July 2.
It has travelled to Paris, Barcelona, Brazil and Rome and in November will première in New York at the United Solo Festival.
Anita Luna can do everything: she can act, sing, dance. She is an acrobat. She is a Mentalist and can move objects and people using the power of her mind.
A story about inner conflict, fighting to fit in and even not to, trapped in a world of stereotypes.


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SESSION 1 — 29 mins, credit 0.50
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Expanding Your Firm: How to Hire Contract and Associate Lawyers (Mar 2018)
What are the basics that you need to know? How do you manage your staff and attorneys? Get practical tips on how to answer these questions so that your firm can continue to flourish.
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Sometimes we wonder if Nana Appiah Mensah snatched a woman from Ibrah or not as the young millionaire does not miss any moment to pass commentary on the embattled CEO, who's company Menzgold was crashed September last year, making him somewhat 'unpopular'
Ibrah 1 always has something to say about Nana Appiah Mensah or Menzgold and in his latest Snapchat posts he made yesterday, April 13th, he's asserted that Nana Appiah Mensah is currently broke and cannot even boast of $100,000.
According to Ibrah, all the recent updates on Nana Appiah Mensah are false and that, he's not going to come to Ghana anytime soon–Now that's something customers of Menzgold wouldn't want to hear.
Ibrah went ahead to state that, Nana Appiah has also not been awarded any damages after winning his court case in Dubai was published by the media and that he's rather been asked to pay $23 million.
He advised Menzgold customers to forget about their money and move on because they are not getting anything!
Well, that's what Ibrah is saying, the man who pissed NAM1 off soo much in the past that, he blasted him on Instagram but we are not sure NAM1 will respond to him now but when he does, we will be there to bring you all the juice on Ghbase.com.
Check screenshots of Ibrah's posts on Snapchat.
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- Nana Appiah Mensah Finally Posts On Instagram For The First Time Since November 2018 (+Screenshot)
- I Feel Bad For Menzgold Customers Because They Won't Get Their Money On April 15th As Promised By NAM1- Ibrah One
- What Happened At NAM1's First And Second Court Appearances – Ibrah One Questions


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Technical compliance
For us, technical compliance means adhering to technical regulations, standards and laws while taking into account the fundamental aims of these laws and regulations. In order to address the specific risks associated with the product development process, we combined the existing systems and additional measures and processes at all divisions of
The technical Compliance Management System is managed Group-wide by a unit independent of all divisions that consists of employees with expertise in various fields, such as development, legal affairs, integrity and compliance. The head of this unit — the Vice President Legal Product & Technical Compliance — reports directly to the member of the
In order to further strengthen the tCMS, dedicated units with experts for technical compliance have been created in the development departments at the Cars, Vans, Trucks and Buses divisions. In addition, there is a network of technical compliance contact partners within the development departments who serve as a link between operating units and the compliance organization. These partners support the development departments in matters of technical compliance. Complex questions regarding technical compliance are evaluated and then decided unanimously in an interdisciplinary process that takes into account technical and legal criteria. Our "Infopoint Integrity" is also available as a contact and advice center for topics related to technical compliance, while our BPO whistleblower system is available for reporting on technical compliance violations.
The Technical Integrity initiative, as part of the tCMS, aims to ensure responsible behavior during the product development process, particularly in situations where legal provisions may be unclear. Together with the relevant development departments, so-called commitment statements have been formulated in order to support the employees in this process. These principles have been discussed with employees at dialog sessions held around the world. Various communicatios measures regarding the commitment statements have been conveyed to all employees and anchored in selected training courses.
Development employees at all divisions have been sensitized to issues relating to integrity, compliance and legal regulations in the product development process through various communications measures such as "Tone from the Top" mailings and posters, as well as through special training courses and dialog sessions. Dialog sessions have also been held worldwide with more than 750 managers from development and development-related departments at the various divisions in order to ensure that technical compliance and integrity are anchored in the organization. In addition, more than 19,500 employees from the development departments of all divisions worldwide took part in classroom training courses on technical compliance in the year under review.
The effectiveness of our tCMS is monitored annually in a process that also results in the development of measures to improve the system wherever necessary.


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We do provide our students with the opportunities to perform with our crew members for national and International events including reality shows but at the end it all depends on individual's growth, consistency and dedication.
We provide them with contact details of the respective hostel near our studio and it's up to students if they need to arrange accommodation from their end.
We provide pick up and drop facility.


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2016 65 VAUXHALL ASTRA 1.6 ELITE NAV CDTI 5d 108 BHP
- 33000 miles
- £0.00 6m Tax
- 97 CO² (g/km)
- Diesel
- £0.00 12m Tax
- Manual
- 76.3 Avg. MPG
- Ins. Group: 15
- 33000 miles
- £0.00 6m Tax
- 97 CO² (g/km)
- Diesel
- £0.00 12m Tax
- Manual
- 76.3 Avg. MPG
- Ins. Group: 15
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- Features
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- Price£10,995
- Fuel TypeDiesel
- Body StyleHatchback
- Engine Size1598
- Number of Doors5
- Exterior ColourRed
- Registered2016
- TransmissionManual
- Mileage33000 *
- OwnersTBC
- Emissions97 CO² (g/km)
- Road Fund£0.00 6m Tax
- Road Fund£0.00 12m Tax
- Max Power108 bhp
- Max Torque221 lbft
- Max Speed121 mph
- 0-60 Time11.0 secs
- MPG Extra85.6 mpg
- MPG Combined76.3 mpg
- MPG Urban67.3 mpg
For more info on this vehicle call our showroom on 023 8086 3007
Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the above information but errors may occur. Please check with a salesperson.
For more info on this vehicle call our showroom on 023 8086 3007
12V power point front, 2 USB Power socket for rear seat, 3 spoke leather covered steering wheel, 3x3 point rear seatbelts, 4 Lashing eyes in boot, 6 speakers, 60/40 split rear seats, ABS, Adaptive brake lights, Adjustable front armrest, Apple car play/Android Auto, Auto lighting, Bluetooth connectivity including audio streaming, Body coloured door handles, Body coloured door mirrors, Body coloured rear roof spoiler, Centre console with covered storage and cupholders, Child locks on rear doors, Chrome effect upper window trim, Chrome front grille, Chrome headlight surround, Chrome interior door handles, DAB Digital radio, Deadlock, Door to door illumination, Driver's storage box, Driver/Front Passenger airbags, Driver/passenger sunvisors, Dual zone electronic climate control, Electric speed sensitive power steering, Electrically adjustable and heated door mirrors, Electrochrome rear view mirror, Electronic engine immobiliser, Electronic parking brake, ESP, External temperature gauge, Front and rear curtain airbags, Front and rear door pockets, Front reading lights, Front red LED ambient lighting, Front seat back storage pockets, Front seat side impact airbags, Front/rear courtesy lights, Gloss black finish B pillar, Gloss black finish C pillar, Glovebox, Hazard warning lamps, Heated front and outer rear seats, Heated leather steering wheel, Heated rear window, Height adjustable front seatbelts, Height adjustable front/rear head restraints, Hill start assist, Illuminated load area, Illuminated vanity mirrors, Intellilink Nav 900 European sat nav with 8" touch screen, Intermittent rear wash/wipe, Isofix system on outer rear seats, LED daytime running lights, Locking wheel bolts, Low fuel level warning light, Luggage compartment cover, Mobile App interface, Multi function trip computer, One touch electric front/rear windows, Outer rear seatbelt pretensioners, Passenger airbag deactivate switch, Pedal release system, Rain sensor windscreen wipers, Reach + rake adjustable steering column, Rear centre armrest, Rear reading lights, Remote central locking, Remote ultrasonic alarm system, Rev counter, Seatbelt warning, Service indicator, Shark fin roof aerial, Solar glass windscreen, Steering wheel mounted audio controls, Tinted windscreen, Titanium headlining, Trailer Stability Programme, Tunnel detection for auto light control, Tyre pressure monitoring system, USB port, Voice control system
Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the above information but errors may occur. Please check with a salesperson.
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"We say, then, to anyone who is under trial, give Him time to steep the soul in his eternal truth. Go into the open air, look up into the depths of the sky, or out upon the wideness of the sea, or on the strength of the hills that is His also; or, if bound in the body, go forth in the spirit; spirit is not bound. Give him time and, as surely as dawn follows night, there will breakRead more