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2020 Minnesota Conservation Code for Existing Buildings
International Existing Building Code 2018 (IEBC 2018)
Chapter 3 Provisions for All Compliance Methods
Chapter 4 Repairs
Chapter 5 Prescriptive Compliance Method
Chapter 6 Classification of Work
Chapter 7 Alterations—Level 1
Chapter 10 Change of Occupancy
Chapter 11 Additions
1101.2 Creation or Extension of Nonconformity
1101.3 Other Work
1102 Heights and Areas
1102.1 Height Limitations
1102.2 Area Limitations
1102.3 Fire Protection Systems
1103 Structural
[BS] 1103.1 Additional Gravity Loads
[BS] 1103.2 Lateral Force-Resisting System
1103.3 Flood Hazard Areas
1104 Smoke Alarms in Occupancy Groups R and I-1
1104.1 Smoke Alarms in Existing Portions of a Building
1105 Carbon Monoxide Alarms in Groups I-1, I-2, I-4 and R
1105.1 Carbon Monoxide Alarms in Existing Portions of a Building
1106 Storm Shelters
1106.1 Addition to a Group E Occupancy
1106.1.1 Required Occupant Capacity
1106.1.2 Location
1107 Energy Conservation
1107.1 Minimum Requirements
Chapter 12 Historic Buildings
Chapter 13 Performance Compliance Methods
Chapter 14 Relocated or Moved Buildings
Chapter 15 Construction Safeguards
IBC Chapter 33 Safeguards During Construction
Appendix A : Guidelines for the Seismic Retrofit of Existing Buildings
Appendix B Supplementary Accessibility Requirements for Existing Buildings and Facilities
Appendix C Guidelines for the Wind Retrofit of Existing Buildings
Resource A Guidelines on Fire Ratings of Archaic Materials and Assemblies
About this chapter: Chapter 11 provides the requirements for additions, which correlate to the code requirements for new construction. There are, however, some exceptions that are specifically stated within this chapter. An "Addition" is defined in Chapter 2 as "an extension or increase in the floor area, number of stories or height of a building or structure." Chapter 11 contains the minimum requirements for an addition that is not separated from the existing building by a fire wall.
An addition to a building or structure shall comply with the International Codes as adopted for new construction without requiring the existing building or structure to comply with any requirements of those codes or of these provisions, except as required by this chapter. Where an addition impacts the existing building or structure, that portion shall comply with this code.
An addition shall not create or extend any nonconformity in the existing building to which the addition is being made with regard to accessibility, structural strength, fire safety, means of egress, or the capacity of mechanical, plumbing, or electrical systems.
Any repair or alteration work within an existing building to which an addition is being made shall comply with the applicable requirements for the work as classified in Chapter 6.
Section 1102 Heights and Areas
An addition shall not increase the height of an existing building beyond that permitted under the applicable provisions of Chapter 5 of the International Building Code for new buildings.
An addition shall not increase the area of an existing building beyond that permitted under the applicable provisions of Chapter 5 of the International Building Code for new buildings unless fire separation as required by the International Building Code is provided.
Exception: In-filling of floor openings and nonoccupiable appendages such as elevator and exit stairway shafts shall be permitted beyond that permitted by the International Building Code.
Existing fire areas increased by the addition shall comply with Chapter 9 of the International Building Code.
Section 1103 Structural
This section has been amended at the state or city level.
Any existing gravity load-carrying structural element for which an addition and its related alterations cause an increase in design dead, live, or snow load, including snow drift effects, that increases the demand-capacity ratio to more than 105 percent shall be replaced or altered as needed to carry the gravity loads required by the International Building Code for new structures. The evaluation of demand-capacity ratios and calculation of design gravity loads, forces, and capacities shall account for the cumulative effects of additions and alterations since original construction. Any existing gravity load-carrying structural element whose gravity load-carrying capacity is decreased as part of the addition and its related alterations shall be considered to be an altered element subject to the requirements of Section 806.2. Any existing element that will form part of the lateral load path for any part of the addition shall be considered to be an existing lateral load-carrying structural element subject to the requirements of Section 1103.3.
Exception: Buildings of Group R occupancy with not more than five dwelling units or sleeping units used solely for residential purposes where the existing building and the addition together comply with the conventional light-frame construction methods of the International Building Code or the provisions of the International Residential Code.
Where the addition is structurally independent of the existing structure, existing lateral load-carrying structural elements shall be permitted to remain unaltered. Where the addition is not structurally independent of the existing structure, the existing structure and its addition acting together as a single structure shall meet the requirements of Sections 1609and 1613 of the International Building Code using full seismic forces.
Buildings of Group R occupancy with no more than five dwelling or sleeping units used solely for residential purposes where the existing building and the addition comply with the conventional light-frame construction methods of the IBC.
Any existing lateral load-carrying structural element for which an addition causes an increase in demand-capacity ratio to no more than 110 percent shall be permitted to remain unaltered. For purposes of calculating demand-capacity ratios, the demand shall consider applicable load combinations with design lateral loads or forces in accordance with IBC Section 1609. For purposes of this exception, comparisons of demand-capacity ratios and calculation of design lateral loads, forces, and capacities shall account for the cumulative effects of additions and alterations since original construction.
[BS] 1103.3 Flood Hazard Areas
Additions and foundations in flood hazard areas shall comply with the following requirements:
For horizontal additions that are structurally interconnected to the existing building:
1.1. If the addition and all other proposed work, when combined, constitute substantial improvement, the existing building and the addition shall comply with Section 1612 of the International Building Code, or Section R322 of the International Residential Code, as applicable.
1.2. If the addition constitutes substantial improvement, the existing building and the addition shall comply with Section 1612 of the International Building Code, or Section R322 of the International Residential Code, as applicable.
For horizontal additions that are not structurally interconnected to the existing building:
2.1. The addition shall comply with Section 1612 of the International Building Code, or Section R322 of the International Residential Code, as applicable.
For vertical additions and all other proposed work that, when combined, constitute substantial improvement, the existing building shall comply with Section 1612 of the International Building Code, or Section R322 of the International Residential Code, as applicable.
For a raised or extended foundation, if the foundation work and all other proposed work, when combined, constitute substantial improvement, the existing building shall comply with Section 1612 of the International Building Code, or Section R322 of the International Residential Code, as applicable.
For a new foundation or replacement foundation, the foundation shall comply with Section 1612 of the International Building Code or Section R322 of the International Residential Code, as applicable.
Section 1104 Smoke Alarms in Occupancy Groups R and I-1
Where an addition is made to a building or structure of a Group R or I-1 occupancy, the existing building shall be provided with smoke alarms as required by Section 1103.8 of the International Fire Code or Section R314 of the International Residential Code as applicable.
Section 1105 Carbon Monoxide Alarms in Groups I-1, I-2, I-4 and R
Where an addition is made to a building or structure of a Group I-1, I-2, I-4, or R occupancy, the existing building shall be equipped with carbon monoxide alarms in accordance with IBC section 915.
Section 1106 Storm Shelters
Where an addition with an occupant load of 50 or more is made to an existing Group E occupancy, the addition shall have a storm shelter constructed in accordance with ICC 500 in the following counties: Anoka, Benton, Blue Earth, Brown, Carver, Chippewa, Chisago, Cottonwood, Dakota, Dodge, Faribault, Fillmore, Freeborn, Goodhue, Hennepin, Houston, Isanti, Jackson, Kandiyohi, LeSueur, Lincoln, Lyon, Martin, McLeod, Meeker, Murray, Nicollet, Nobles, Olmsted, Pipestone, Ramsey, Redwood, Renville, Rice, Rock, Scott, Sherburne, Sibley, Steele, Stearns, Swift, Wabasha, Waseca, Washington, Watonwan, Winona, Wright, and Yellow Medicine.
Group E day care facilities.
Group E occupancies accessory to places of religious worship.
Additions meeting the requirements for shelter design in ICC 500.
The required occupant capacity of the storm shelter shall include all buildings on the site, and shall be the greater of the following:
The total occupant load of the classrooms, vocational rooms and offices in the Group E occupancy.
The occupant load of any indoor assembly space that is associated with the Group E occupancy.
Where an addition is being added on an existing Group E site, and where the addition is not of sufficient size to accommodate the required occupant capacity of the storm shelter for all of the buildings on-site, the storm shelter shall at a minimum accommodate the required capacity for the addition.
Where approved by the code official, the required occupant capacity of the shelter shall be permitted to be reduced by the occupant capacity of any existing storm shelters on the site.
Storm shelters shall be located within the buildings they serve, or shall be located where the maximum distance of travel from not fewer than one exterior door of each building to a door of the shelter serving that building does not exceed 1,000 feet (305 m).
Section 1107 Energy Conservation
Additions to existing buildings shall conform to the energy requirements of the International Energy Conservation Code or International Residential Code as they relate to new construction.


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Chattimtala
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"Rabindranath Tagore's Eternal Abode"
Santiniketan Tourism
Known to few, mainly as Rabindranath Tagore's home and now a university, Santiniketan is a small town located in the Birbhum district of West Bengal. The town comprises mainly of Visva Bharati University.
The University was set up by Rabindranath Tagore's father and later popularized by him to radically change the concept of education in India. Today, this beautifully laid out university and small sleepy town has acquired the status of a unique tourist haven, where lines of knowledge and aesthetic brilliance merge.
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The Tagore Connection
Santiniketan is best known as the residing place of Rabindra Nath Tagore for an extended period. This is the place where his father, Debendranath Tagore, indulged in spiritual pursuits as well. Places like Tagore's ashrama, Chattimtala, Rabindra Bhaban Museum and Uttrayan complex make up for great tourist attraction. They play a significant role as a tie between the present and the history. These places can provide great stimulation to history lovers, as many of the old items related to the Tagores are also available for the visitors.
Restaurants and Local Food in Santiniketan
Santiniketan has a variety of eating places and cuisines to offer. The campus of Visva Bharati and the surrounding town has a number of small and medium restaurants.
Beer and wine shops are sparsely located but a drink that is worth trying is the rice beer, especially popular during all the fares. It's much lighter than normal beer but is brewed in the region and not easy to find elsewhere.
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Suggested Itinerary for Santiniketan
Day 1: Reach Santiniketan and freshen up at your hotel. Visit Tagore's ashrama which was built by Debendranath Tagore on his arrival at Santiniketan. Then, go to Chattimtala which is known as his meditation spot. Head towards Rabindra Bhaban Museum which is the home to the remaining valuable items of the Tagore family.
Day 2: Dedicate the day to artistic revelations. Visit Kala Bhavan which empowers artistic ability among students. Then go to Amar Kutir where handcrafted items are exhibited. Go to Uttrayan Complex which was an abode to Rabindranath Tagore. Visit Nippon Bhavan which is dedicated to strengthening India and Japan's diplomatic relations.
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Santiniketan cannot be reached directly via airways due to the lack of air connectivity. You have to rely on Kolkata's international airport if you are travelling via plane. Santiniketan doesn't have a railway station either, but Bolpur's railway station is quite near Santiniketan and can be used as the deboarding place. Santiniketan has an excellent connectivity via roadways, as taxis and buses are available.
How to reach Santiniketan by flight
Santiniketan is not equipped with its own airport. If you plan to fly to West Bengal, then Kolkata is the nearest airport from Santiniketan. Cabs are easily available to drive you to Santiniketan, but the drive is a good 200 km and 3 hours long.
How to reach Santiniketan by road
Travelling by road is another comfortable option. Santiniketan is well connected by roads. Buses from major surrounding areas like Kolkata, Guwahati and Durgapur are available at nominal prices. Taxis and buses take you to Santiniketan from nearby areas at affordable prices. You also have the
option to drive on your own.
How to reach Santiniketan by train
The most convenient way to reach Santiniketan is by train. The nearest station is Bolpur Station which is hardly 2-3 km away. You can easily hire a bus or a cab to drive you to your accommodation's location.
Local transport in Santiniketan
Commuting in the city is mainly done with tourist cars and cycle rickshaws. Many of them are pre-arranged for by the guest house you choose to stay in. However, the best way to explore this beautiful, sleepy town is on foot. You can also hire bikes and cycles for yourself from one of the numerous suppliers in the region for under 2,000 for 2-3 days.
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FAQs on Santiniketan
What is famous about Santiniketan?
Rich in culture. Reflects the heritage of India due to its strong historical roots. Home to gorgeous gardens. Events like Pousmela and Basanta Utsav also attract a lot of tourists.
What is not so good about Santiniketan?
No airways connectivity. Not an all-weather tourist spot. Quite small in area so fewer options for sightseeing. Not easy to reach from other parts of the country directly.
Who should visit Santiniketan?
Santiniketan is the perfect place for those people who like to travel to unpopular places and explore the unknown. It can also stimulate those individuals who like to indulge into history and heritage. Moreover, Santiniketan is the right place for those people who want to understand how different festivals are celebrated in West India.
What is the best time to visit Santiniketan?
Santiniketan, the abode of peace, is best visited during monsoons and winters, i.e., between July and February. Other than the days when there are heavy rains, the climate remains overcast with light showers, making for a decent time to explore the rich culture of West Bengal. The climate remains comfortably cool throughout the day allowing tourists to explore every aspect of the beautiful abode whether it is set indoors or outdoors. Some may even choose to visit during the transitional season of spring which occurs in March. The weather is warmer compared to the winter season, but pleasant and comfortable. Summertime, between April and June, is not recommended to tourists because of the high-temperature the region experiences, making it the most inconvenient time of the year.
What is the local food in Santiniketan?
What is the best way to reach Santiniketan?
What are the things to do in Santiniketan?
The top things to do in Santiniketan are Tagore's ashrama, Poush Mela, Amar Kutir, Rabindra Bhaban Museum, Chattimtala, Khoai Mela. You can see all the places to visit in Santiniketan here
What are the places near Santiniketan?
The top places near to Santiniketan are Nabadwip which is 76 km from Santiniketan, Bishnupur which is located 76 km from Santiniketan, Kolkata which is located 141 km from Santiniketan, Bardhaman which is located 53 km from Santiniketan, Durgapur which is located 41 km from Santiniketan
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- The place is beautiful, the local people are honest and unlikely to cheat you. But it is best to stay on the guard, especially with your belongings. It is best to select a hotel once you reach the (Read More)place. Rooms are easily available, so no need to worry. Also staying inside the campus is the safest option.
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Beautiful place for one or two days.
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St. Henry's Kyle Stahl goes strong to the basket for two of his game-high 25 poi. . .
ELIDA - The co-champions of the Midwest Athletic Conference will have a rematch for a Division IV district championship after St. Henry and St. John's posted double-digit wins in semifinal action on Tuesday night at Elida's Fieldhouse.
St. Henry broke open a tight game with an 8-2 run to start the fourth quarter and the Redskins buried free throws down the stretch en route to a 61-51 victory.
St. John's held New Bremen scoreless for the first 3:49 of the fourth quarter and the Blue Jays made 15-of-17 at the free-throw line in the final stanza to earn a 57-45 win.
St. Henry (22-3) and St. John's (18-5) will play in Friday's district championship game at 7 p.m. with the winner advancing to the Kettering regional to face either Jackson Center or Fairfield Cincinnati Christian.
The Redskins relied on Kyle Stahl and Ryan Mikesell for the first three quarters as the duo combined to score 30 points to help give St. Henry a 37-35 lead going into the final eight minutes of play.
St. Henry then started the fourth quarter with a pivotal 8-2 run that gave the Redskins their biggest lead of the game to that point at 45-37.
Stahl muscled his way to the basket for two points to start the spurt, but Crestview's Damian Helm answered with a bucket of his own before Jordan Bender made two huge plays for the Redskins. Bender buried a deep three-pointer and then converted on an old-fashioned three-point play to cap the run.
"Jordan Bender is a gamer. When the lights are on, he is there. He had an excellent game," said St. Henry head coach Eric Rosenbeck.
Crestview pulled to within five points on three different occasions in the final two minutes of the game, but St. Henry held off the Knights with a solid showing at the free-throw line. The Redskins, who are shooting just 62.5 percent from the charity stripe for the season, made 11-of-15 (73 percent) in the fourth quarter.
Crestview rarely tried to double-team Stahl in the paint and he burned them by hitting 11-of-18 from the floor and three-of-three at the free-throw line for a game-high 25 points to go along with a game-high 14 rebounds.
"Guys like Kent Hemmelgarn, Jesse Evers and Taz (Alex) Post deserve a lot of credit for setting good screens to get him open and our having our head up on offense and getting him the ball," said Rosenbeck. "When he gets the ball on the block and they try to go one-on-one with him, he's going to score in those situations eight or nine out of 10 times."
In addition to Stahl, Mikesell and Bender also hit for double figures with 15 and 12 points, respectively. The trio combined to score 52 of the 61 points for St. Henry.
"Tim Boeckman, our old athletic director, told me for years that if you are going to make a tournament run that you need a solid group of seniors and that's what we have," said Rosenbeck. "Just an excellent job by our guys and a big win for us."
Crestview's Damian Helm and Tyson Bolenbaugh were also tough to contain in the paint as the duo combined for 30 points while Cam Etzler added 12 points.
Rosenbeck and his crew can now turn their attention to a rematch against St. John's as the Redskins are aiming for their second straight district title. St. Henry defeated St. John's 71-57 in their regular-season meeting on Jan. 25 in Delphos.
"St. John's is an excellent team and we have the utmost respect for coach Elwer, (Curtis) Geise, (Ryan) Buescher and the rest of the Blue Jays," said Rosenbeck. "We know that we are going to have our hands full, but at this point in the tournament everyone has their hands full. We will lace them up again and it's going to be a great atmosphere."
New Bremen trailed for nearly all of the first half and was down 27-22 at the 6:17 mark of the third quarter before the Cardinals made a run.
Cardinals' big men Justin Heitkamp and Ben Homan combined for seven points to spark an 11-1 run that vaulted New Bremen to a 33-28 advantage. It was the first lead for the Cardinals since 6-5 in the first quarter.
The lead was short-lived, though, as St. John's closed the third quarter with an 8-2 spurt. After five points from Curtis Geise, Ryan Koester buried a three-pointer with 11 seconds remaining in the third quarter to put the Blue Jays on top for good at 36-35.
The Blue Jays then clamped down defensively on the Cardinals to open the fourth quarter. St. John's held New Bremen scoreless for the first 3:49 of the final quarter and the Blue Jays went on a 9-2 run to build a comfortable lead at 45-37 with 3:52 remaining in the game.
"We played a lot of match-up zone, but in the past month we have gone to a man-to-man (defense) and our guys have bought in," said St. John's head coach Aaron Elwer. "We challenged them about midway through the year about being better defensively and over the last six games we have held some really good teams to some low scores. Tonight was no different."
New Bremen pulled to within five points and six points at two different moments in the final three minutes of play after three-pointers by Luke Schwieterman and Parker Manger, but St. John's buried the Cardinals with some sharp shooting from the free-throw line. The Blue Jays made 15-of-17 from the charity stripe in the fourth quarter and 20-of-26 overall in the game.
"You can't get down to them and we knew that coming into the game," said New Bremen head coach Adam Dougherty. "You have to be within one or two points of them the whole night because if they get in front, they shoot free throws so well that you have to do something amazing (to rally). They shoot it really well."
The success at the free-throw line is no fluke, according to Elwer.
"We are 77 percent for the year and it beats the St. John's record by like six percent," said Elwer of the Blue Jays' shooting at the free-throw line. "Come tournament time and late in the game, it's very important. We have a lot of confidence there."
Geise, the MAC's Player of the Year, made 11-of-14 free throws and finished with a game-high 24 points while Koester knocked down four three-pointers on the way to scoring 13 points.
It was a struggle offensively all night long for New Bremen as the Cardinals shot just 33 percent (17-of-51) from the floor.
"They were just a step quicker and a bit tougher than we were tonight and they got every loose ball," said Dougherty. "We got looks at the rim but we didn't finish them. It just didn't go in. They don't make mistakes and they deserve a lot of credit."
Schwieterman paced New Bremen with 14 points while Parker Manger scored 10 points.


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Can Someone See If You Looked At Their Instagram? Find Out Here!
Have you ever wondered if someone can see when you look at their Instagram stories and videos? According to Julian Gutman, product lead for Instagram Home, the answer is yes! Learn more about how Instagram's feed and stories work and how to find out who views your content.
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2.1 Can Someone See If You Looked at Their Instagram?
2.2 How Does It Work?
2.3 What if You Don't Want Someone to Know You've Looked at Their Instagram?
4.1 Can you tell who stalks your Instagram?
4.2 How do you find out who's lurking your Instagram?
4.3 How can you tell who views your profile the most on Instagram?
4.4 How can I see who views my Instagram profile the most 2022?
4.5 How to see who stalks your Instagram for free without paying?
4.6 How can you tell if someone is looking at your Instagram for free?
4.7 Can I see who stalks my Instagram?
4.8 Can people see when you look at their Instagram photos?
4.9 How do I know who views my Instagram Stories?
4.10 Can you find out who's lurking your Instagram account?
4.11 How to tell if someone blocked you on Instagram?
Yes, you can see who viewed your Instagram stories and videos. According to Julian Gutman, product lead for Instagram Home, the list of people who viewed your story will show up. However, Gutman clarified that they are not necessarily the people who stalk you the most. It is possible to find out who viewed your Instagram story or video, so don't worry if you're curious.
The answer to the question 'Can someone see if you looked at their Instagram?' is Yes. You can see who viewed your Instagram stories and videos. Simply go to your Instagram profile and look for your stories and videos. You will be able to see the list of people who viewed your story, and gain further insight into their online behaviour with respect to your account.
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Can Someone See If You Looked at Their Instagram?
The short answer is 'yes' – people can see who views their Instagram stories and videos. This ultimately means that if you take a look at someone's Instagram account, they'll be able to tell.
Recently, product lead for Instagram Home, Julian Gutman, explained how things like Instagram's feed & stories work and how certain things show up. According to Gutman, people who show up on the list of who viewed your stories and videos are not necessarily the ones who are actively viewing your Instagram profile.
What if You Don't Want Someone to Know You've Looked at Their Instagram?
Create a second Instagram account for your private use.
Don't leave a comment or "like" any of their posts.
If you don't follow them and aren't in their network, they won't see that you've looked at their profile.
Ask a mutual friend to check them out for you instead.
I remember the first time someone asked me if it was possible for people to now see if you looked at their Instagram. I was completely taken aback! It seemed like a pretty big invasion of privacy and definitely something I didn't want to encounter. But it turns out it's true; although you don't actually get notified when someone views your Instagram stories or posts, Instagram does collect information about the people who viewed it. According to Julian Gutman, Product Lead for Instagram Home, the list of people who show up is not necessarily the people who stalk you the most, it's more of a collection of those who have seen your content the longest. It's still a bit strange to think that someone can now "check up" on you like this, but it's something to be aware of if you have an Instagram account.
Having said that, it's important to note that Instagram has worked hard to protect user privacy when it comes to who views their stories and videos. As Gutman explained, "The people that show up on that list are not the people that stalk you the most," so if you're trying to monitor the activity of specific people it's not the best way to go about it. This is actually a great thing, because it means that anyone who views your stories and posts remains completely anonymous and there's no way to tell who specifically checked it out. It also ensures that users won't be bombarded with notifications every time someone looks at their posts.
At the end of the day, Instagram is all about sharing content with the world, so it makes sense that they would want to make it easier for people to find your stories and videos. With the new Feature, it's now much simpler to see who's interacted with your content, while still providing users with the privacy they need. So, although it's not a perfect solution, it is a step in the right direction when it comes to protecting user privacy.
Can you tell who stalks your Instagram?
No, you cannot tell who stalks your Instagram. Instagram does not offer the ability for its users to track the people who most often view their profile or content. The only way to keep track of who has seen your content is by looking at the list of viewers on your Instagram Stories.
How do you find out who's lurking your Instagram?
To identify your Instagram stalker, check the viewers of your Instagram Stories. Pay attention to accounts that don't follow you, as they could be lurking. You can easily see who's watching your Stories by looking in the bottom left of the screen. This is the most convenient way to identify who's viewing your Instagram without you knowing.
How can you tell who views your profile the most on Instagram?
At this time, there is no way to tell who views your profile the most on Instagram. Instagram does not provide an analytics feature that can show you who has been viewing your profile. The only way to track profile views is if someone likes or comments on one of your posts. Therefore, there is no way to tell who views your profile the most on Instagram.
How can I see who views my Instagram profile the most 2022?
The answer to the question "How can I see who views my Instagram profile the most in 2022?" is unfortunately not available. Instagram does not provide an option for users to view who reads their profile due to user privacy. To ensure your Instagram profile remains secure, the only way to track who views your page is to manually keep track of your followers. By keeping track of your followers, you can easily compare who began following your page recently against who is already an established follower.
How to see who stalks your Instagram for free without paying?
It is possible to see who stalks your Instagram for free without paying. Follow these steps to identify the users who view your profile and content: first, check your Instagram profile interactions to see who liked and commented on your posts; second, check who views your Instagram stories; third, check your Instagram followers. Additionally, use Instagram Insights to get a more detailed analysis of who is engaging with your profile, but do not use third-party apps as they may be unreliable.
How can you tell if someone is looking at your Instagram for free?
Answer: You cannot tell if someone is looking at your Instagram for free. Instagram does not provide users with information about who views their profile. The only way someone would know you've looked at their profile is if you like or comment on a post.
Can I see who stalks my Instagram?
No, it is not possible to see who is stalking your Instagram account. However, if you notice someone liking photos from two years ago and frequently commenting, it could be a sign that they are stalking you. There are third-party apps that claim to offer a way to see who has viewed your profile or recently unfollowed you, but they are unreliable and may not be accurate.
Can people see when you look at their Instagram photos?
The short answer is: No, people cannot see when you view their Instagram photos. Instagram has privacy settings that prevent other users from viewing when someone looks at their photos, so nobody will be able to tell when you are viewing their photos. However, people can see who views their Instagram stories and videos.
How do I know who views my Instagram Stories?
You can find out who viewed your Instagram Stories by sharing more stories than posts. After you do, viewers will appear in a "viewers list" for 24 hours. This list can be found on your profile and will display all users who viewed your story.
Can you find out who's lurking your Instagram account?
Yes, it is possible to find out who's lurking your Instagram account. Using features like Insights, you gain insight into your account and can see who is interacting with your content by liking, commenting, and viewing. Through further investigation, it is possible to view individual viewers and accounts visiting your page, allowing you to uncover who is lurking your account.
How to tell if someone blocked you on Instagram?
To tell if someone has blocked you on Instagram, look for these signs: you can't find their profile, you're unable to send them a direct message, and you can't view their stories or highlights. If you think someone might have blocked you, the best way to confirm is to log out of your account and attempt to view the profile in a web browser. If the user has blocked you, you won't be able to view the profile.
Ultimately, it appears that someone can see if you looked at their Instagram story, however, it likely isn't the people that are "stalking" them the most. Instagram's feed and stories algorithms are not completely known, but it seems that more minor interactions are more likely to appear. As mentioned before, the user can always mute the person if they don't want their activity to appear on the story.
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Are you among the Filipinos today who has a WalWal (wallet na walang laman) ?
spend more that what you earn.
broke during the days when you mostly needed the money.
Be Walwal free and make it a habit to save money first before spending.
80% will be allocated for your expenses.


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models of policy implementation
An ideal situation would arise if the strengths of the two approaches could be combined and merged to create an approach which would suffer from fewer limitations to those models previously used and would therefore minimise the challenges faced in the implementation of policy. The models described below help answer this question. Education policy implementation is a complex, evolving process that involves many stakeholders and can result in failure if not well targeted. (Sutton, 1999) This view holds that NPM is strongly associated with more technicist approaches to policy Implementation models for promoting uptake of EBP through strategic efforts and use of a toolbox of strategies can promote successful practice changes. Policy Implementation is the stage of policy-making between the establishment of a policy and the consequences of the policy for the people whom it affects. All of these stages can be analysed in an individual manner in relation to the packaging policy … implementation of this synthesis model in many literature of public policy implementation is usually called integrative implementation model (Soren C. Winter, 2003; Goggin et.al, 1990), and Groggin et al call it as the third generation of public policy implementation. What are the determinants involved in the process of education policy implementation? 2005: 14). The two models are briefly treated as … terms of policy processes in Third World nations. According to Peters (2009) the Stages Model of Policy Process consists of the following stages: issue emergence, agenda setting, alternative selection, enactment, implementation and evaluation. It expresses deep scepticism about the adequacy of the 'linear model' of policy-making, characterised by objective analysis of options and separation of policy from implementation. And a systematic synthesis of all the various contributions leads to the conclusion that two overriding models are (a) the classical and (b) the integrationist models of analysis. Kingdon (1984) suggests that policy change comes about when three streams—problems, politics, and policies—connect. Theoretical Perspectives on Policy Implementation. A third type of policy model is described in terms of policy streams. This synthesis model is a combination of top-down and bottom- answering two questions: what does education policy implementation entail in theory and in practice? Implementation models that use performance metrics give providers the … The term "implementation" as a popular concept in contemporary discourse among scholars of public policy dates back to the work of Jeffrey Pressman and Aaron Wildavsky (1973) in the early 1970s. I will also construct a model of the policy implementation process which may be useful in the analysis of policymaking and in the formulation of policies. Implementation is a major step in the evidence-based practice (EBP) process that's often underappreciated and under-resourced, resulting in delays in using evidence in clinical practice settings. Each state or community will face a unique environment when implementing Bright Futures, so feel free to adapt the models to your own situation. policy implementation processes have facilitated shape various models of policy implementation. At any of the three stages, a policy either continues to move toward successful implementation, or else it is derailed. Policymaking and Policy Implementation There are a number of reasons for the neglect of the implementation of policy in the current models.
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import { element, by, $ } from 'protractor';
import { BrowserVisibility, BrowserActions } from '../../../utils/public-api';

export class DateTimeWidgetPage {

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    async selectTime(time: string): Promise<void> {
        const selectedTime = element.all(by.cssContainingText('div[class*="mat-datetimepicker-clock-cell"]', time)).first();
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use Orkestra\Bundle\PdfBundle\Pdf\WkPdf;
use Orkestra\Bundle\PdfBundle\Pdf\WkPdf\WkPdfBuilder;
use Symfony\Component\Process\ProcessBuilder;

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Viewpoint: Recovery Months shines spotlight on community care providers
By Sen. Patty Schachtner on Sep 9, 2018 at 4:00 a.m.
Patty Schachtner
Sen. Patty Schachtner represents Wisconsin's 10th senate district. The district covers parts of Burnett, Dunn, Pierce, Polk, and St. Croix counties.
Our mental health care providers are doing incredible work across northwestern Wisconsin. A few months ago, I toured Northwest Passage and their campuses in Frederic and Webster. Northwest Passage serves around 300 children through their residential mental health care programs each year.
In Dunn County, Arbor Place supports individuals living with substance use and/or mental health disorders through various treatment and programming options. Their mission starts with "the basic belief in the dignity and worth of each human being."
Researchers at West Virginia University recently proposed viewing suicide and drug-related deaths as part of a larger issue called self-injury deaths. They argue that the behavior of these deaths is self-harm and noted that the most common form of suicide attempt is by drug overdose. From this perspective, the number of deaths from self-injury killed as many people as diabetes in 2014.
This September marks the 29th National Recovery Month. Recovery means that change is possible and that we can help people live up to the dignity and worth inherent in each of us. Please know that free, confidential help is available 24/7 from the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration's hotline: 1-800-662-HELP (4357) or 1-800-487-4889 (TDD). We all have a role in the lives around us. I hope you join me in challenging the stigma around mental health and substance use disorders and help support our friends, neighbors, and family members through their recovery process.
State Sen. Patty Schachtner represents Wisconsin's tenth senate district. The district covers parts of Burnett, Dunn, Pierce, Polk, and St. Croix counties. Schachtner may be reached at 608—266 —7745 or Sen.Schachtner@legis.wisconsin.gov.
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Limb-girdle muscular dystrophy type 2E (LGMD- 2E) is caused by autosomal recessive defects in the beta sarcoglycan (SGCB) gene located on chromosome 4q12. In this case report, the clinical findings, histopathological features and molecular genetic data in a boy with β sarcoglycanopathy are presented. An 18-month-old boy had a very high serum creatinine phosphokinase (CPK) level that was accidentally determined. The results of molecular analyses for the dystrophin gene was found to be normal. He underwent a muscle biopsy which showed dystrophic features. Immunohistochemistry showed that there was a total loss of sarcolemmal sarcoglycan complex. DNA analysis revealed a large homozygous deletion in the SCGB gene. During 4 years of follow-up, there was no evidence to predict a severe clinical course except the muscle enzyme elevation and myopathic electromyography (EMG) finding. The presented milder phenotype of LGMD-2E with a large deletion in the SGCB gene provided additional support for the clinical heterogeneity and pathogenic complexity of the disease.


The Innovation Accelerator program is a global initiative where creative problem solving using design thinking is inspired, informed and incited via a passionate community of innovators, robust tech platforms, and a supportive partner ecosystem. The Accelerator consists of program services for exploration, discovery, collaborative creation, team building, business modeling, design meditation and mindful engineering to develop novel solutions to real-world problems.
In this series, the winning concepts of the Accelerator program are being highlighted to showcase the innovation and the art of the possible. Teams applied design thinking for creative problem solving to produce novel solutions powered by state-of-the-art technology and platforms. Some of the concepts have the potential to be disruptive and others have the possibility to develop a bit more organically thru further exploration much like the laser. In the Accelerator both outcomes are great indicators that innovation is at work. As the Accelerator team continues to compile the Innovation Catalog, one of the key objectives is to focus on the viability and feasibility to use the concepts as MVP accelerators to deliver real innovation impact across sectors.
This article shines the light on the Retail Service Bot from Team DCX Mobile India. Read on to find out the details of this innovative concept in Immersive Retail.
What was your team's experience like innovating in the Accelerator?
Innovating in the Accelerator has been an excellent experience for both, myself and my team which provided a platform to explore the ideas beyond a particular use case and a technology, just to create a great user story & customer experience. The fun was to involve multi-skilled team members coming together and spreading out their wings to think through, identify a pain point and design an apt solution through convergence of technologies.
How did design thinking guide the team's creative collaboration for prototyping innovation?
The team thought through the market relevance and opened up themselves to throw various ideas across industries to only pick up the one which was most relevant to make an immediate impact, which was retail! The design was not only to showcase the technical architecture or a retail solution but it was more from a framework building to cater to multiple industries beyond retail. Challenge was to choose the most complex architecture through Xamarin and tie it up with the age of today – Bots!
What is the importance of developing a business model that supports the innovation concept?
Developing a business model empowers one to come up with an end to end capability through conceptualizing an idea, designing for the multi-user base, address the culture diversity through various geographies, multi-lingual adaptability, time to market as well as suitability and converting the idea into a full-fledged solution. I think every organization must have such innovation drives to develop a business model over an app or just a specific solution.
How did the technology platforms power development of MVP prototypes?
The technology platform helps developers to quickly ramp-up and learn to innovate an idea to transform it into a re-usable framework. Prototyping helps in assessing and evaluating the fitment into market faster before it is time to market.
How did you approach product/market fit?
Well, the focus was more on current trends keeping in mind the impact not just through the current year but also 2-5 years down the lane. Which means, something that looks very immature or early in the stage was a must to explore with strong backing by concrete use cases. We exactly did the same convergence to pick up the most relevant and fast moving Retail sector and addressed a scenario which could impact one's (user's) life in a sensible way.
Does the MVP concept have potential for disruption or creation of new markets?
Having a Retail Service Bot is definitely the upcoming trend, soon to be converted into a frequently found solution in the market. It does hit the direct need on the ground and ensures that the solution becomes a buddy more than merely one app!
If you'd like to learn more about the Retail Service Bot or the Innovation Accelerator, send your inquiry to sergio.compean@us.sogeti.com.
Sergio Compean comes to Sogeti USA with extensive technology consulting and leadership experience in the areas of distributed systems software engineering and enterprise solutions. He has been successful in building culture of innovation and entrepreneurship to develop high performing teams that deliver significant value to clients across market segments and project portfolios. Sergio has a consistent track record for delivering high-touch client services with deep insights to realize positive outcomes from business strategy and technology vision.


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Our peaceful Nantucket accommodations offer guests the opportunity to relax, breathe, listen to the surf, and remember time slows down on the island – but there is still plenty to see and do.
Carlisle House Inn is convenient to every place and restaurant you want to visit in Nantucket. We will help you plan your vacation day by day or make quick suggestions for the best beaches or hikes you should take of the best views.
Our beautiful Inn was built in 1765 and over the centuries has gone through many owners and numerous renovations. The Inn is now going through a rebirth to freshen and update the seafaring style of the property. The current Innkeeper Jeneane Life has hospitality in her blood and owns four distinctly different properties. Year after year summer vacations brought her to Nantucket until she finally bought the Inn of her dreams, Carlisle House Inn in May 2018.
Carlisle House Inn will continue to improve furnishings and amenities as Jeneane adds her expertise to making your stay on the island memorable year after year.


Tyson Fresh Meats' Star Ranch Angus beef brand is kicking off the summer grilling season with a "100% Delicious" promotion that runs June-August. It is the second promotion of 2015 centered on the brand's 100% commitment to retail customers and consumers. Tyson Fresh Meats is a subsidiary of Tyson Foods Inc.
The "100% Delicious" promotion includes several point-of-sale elements, such as an ironman sign with hardware, store front window cling, shelf billboard, coupons with holder, digital elements and promotional hats for the meat department staff.
Additionally, Tyson Fresh Meats is offering participating retailers a chance to receive a $50 gift card by showing off their in-store point-of-sale display. Participants can submit photos of their Star Ranch Angus beef "100% Delicious" promotion display, along with their store's name and mailing address to [email protected] to receive a gift card (one card per store, per promotion).
For more information on the "100% Delicious" promotion, visit StarRanchAngus.com. For business-to-business information on the Star Ranch Angus branded beef program, visit b2b.starranchangus.com.
Tyson Foods, headquartered in Springdale, Arkansas, is one of the world's largest producers of chicken, beef, pork and prepared foods. Its brands include Tyson, Jimmy Dean, Hillshire Farm, Sara Lee frozen bakery, Ball Park, Wright, Aidells and State Fair.


Candidates need to be meticulous; there's no room for error in this field. Do you pride yourself on working flawlessly? Even if the slightest error is made (and let's face it, we're all human) it's important for a nuclear professional to be open and honest about it, explaining the process they went through as a consequence and the learnings they took away.
This is a real must. Your maths and science skills need to be top notch so that you can solve complex problems quickly – often there won't be the luxury of time. Everything needs to run to plan in nuclear and being good at analysing information is essential.
In nuclear, employees are under constant scrutiny and they have to take responsibility for their actions. Not only will management be watching what you do, but regulative bodies and other external agencies will be too. There's no taking shortcuts in the nuclear industry - it's critical to follow protocol and to do as instructed at all times.
Candidates need to be able to handle the enormous responsibility they're given and the stress that comes with it. Being a nuclear engineer is a challenging job and isn't for the fainthearted. It requires persistence in the face of obstacles. Prepare for interviews for nuclear roles by being ready to give examples of when they've excelled in stressful situations.
In order to succeed in nuclear, professionals must eat, sleep and breathe it. Are you driven and willing to put in the hours outside of work to advance and learn all that you can? Ambition is great, but be realistic in your expectations too as moving up the ladder can take time in such a technical field.
Sometimes, it can help to study towards a higher qualification (e.g. a masters or Chartered (CEng) Engineer status), but this isn't essential. Gaining membership with authorities such as the Nuclear Institute (NI) and Nuclear Industry Association (NIA), can equally demonstrate your dedication to the industry.
The hours in nuclear can be long. A candidate needs to be willing to drop everything/stay late if something needs doing. Managers need to be able to encourage and support their team, seeing projects through to the end, whilst passing on their knowledge and expertise to colleagues through training. Managing budgets, alongside extensive project planning can add even more hours to the day, so organisational skills, combined with a genuine commitment, are must-have qualities!
When it comes to nuclear, candidates should be able to speak confidently, but listen to others too. Teamwork is essential, so make sure you don't come across as confrontational or aggressive in an interview situation, as this could be perceived as a problem for team dynamics. Your writing skills should also be excellent, so ensure you demonstrate these within your CV. Ask plenty of questions throughout the entire application process – it will show you're adept at communicating well.
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Spring break doesn't usually conjure an image of students cleaning trash from flower beds, shoveling topsoil or planting cherry trees in a New York City park, but that's exactly how seven Citadel cadets spent their break last week. The trip, which was modeled after the nationwide Alternative Spring Break Program, a service-learning initiative that places college students in volunteer activities, gave cadets an opportunity to make a difference while putting their leadership skills to practical use.
Cadets Ryan Adams, Anthony Garcia, Russ Isham, Noah Koubenec, Robert Palmer, Marttin Periola and John Weddington along with Kimi Parkhill, a S.C. campus compact for AmeriCorp at The Citadel, participated in the alternative spring break.
Before the trip, Adams, Koubenec and Periola were trained in team building exercises and dynamics through in a service learning training exercise sponsored by the Krause Center for Leadership and Ethics. The training, which lasted three days, took place on Johns Island and was led by Community Service leaders from the College of Charleston.
The three team leaders organized the volunteer initiative with the New York Parks Service, recruited classmates to participate and made the travel arrangements. The volunteer expedition is the prototype for future cadet excursions.
Seward Park, which is located in a neighborhood on the Lower East Side of New York City, was originally built more than 100 years ago through the efforts of the Outdoor Recreation League to promote organized games in public playgrounds as an alternative to play in city streets. Thanks to the work of seven Citadel cadets the park will continue to be a hotspot for neighborhood children.


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Indonesian Punk is one of the largest Punk movements in the world, however it is not widely recognised or even known to exist. It's an anarchic movement that began in the 80's, where the wealthier youth of Indonesia brought Punk back home with them after holidaying in the United States. Music, magazines, and style sparked this revolutionary way of life, reaching crescendo in the 1990's where it played a significant role in the protests against President Suharto and his 30 years of dictatorship. 1 (ABC 360Documentaries, 2014,)
Where the Punk movement had begun it's decline by the late 1980's throughout it's country of origin, America, 2 (About Entertainment, 2015) the Indonesian Punk scene lived on throughout the new millennium. It was recently incited into a new wave of meaningful revolution, when in 2011 64 Punks were arrested at a concert by the Aceh government, who operates under Sharia Law. Although they were not charged with any specific crime, these individuals were detained and had their heads shaved of their counterculture hairstyles, then were forced to attend moral rehabilitation programs. 3 (BBC, 2011)
This "violation of human rights" 4 (BBC, 2011) led to a newly increased politicisation of Punk within Indonesia, many speaking out in mass against the corrupt practices carried out by the government. 5 (ABC 360Documentaries) Two Punks, Poloh and Kiki, told journalist Darius Ossami that they "will continue to fight so that we can dress as we like and for freedom of speech and our democratic rights in Indonesia". 6(DW, 2013) It is stressed, however, that punk is not just about politics and anarchy, but also focuses on friendship and family. Another member of the Indonesian Punk sub-culture, Jarwo, tells the ABC of raising a family with the moral beliefs inherent to Punk. "…becoming a father in the punk scene is giving motivation to my kids. You have to see the world with your eyes wide open and with intelligence. You have to have a strategy for resisting this system that gives you the shits". 7 (ABC 360Documentaries) These values are key in maintaining the idea and revolution of Punk alive within the next generation of Indonesians, and create a gateway to the radicalised political beliefs.
The Indonesian Punk scene is one made up of many individuals resisting a system they view as corrupt, and inciting change within their community. It has moved beyond the music and style into an anarchic battle for freedom of expression, whilst at its core maintaining a strong sense of family and community values.
Indonesian Punk Scene
DW, 2013, Indonesia's Punk Scene Rocks On, Darius Ossami, visited April 27th 2015, <http://www.dw.de/indonesias-punk-scene-rocks-on/a-16715001>
Podcast of Interviews with Indonesian Punks: http://mpegmedia.abc.net.au/rn/podcast/2014/11/tsy_20141130_1005.mp3
(1) ABC 360Documentaries, 2014, Indonesian Punk: Punk's not dead!, visited April 27th 2015, <http://www.abc.net.au/radionational/programs/360/indonesian-punks/5909858#transcript >
(2) About Entertainment, 2015, A Timeline of Punk Music History, Ryan Cooper, visited April 27th 2015, <http://punkmusic.about.com/od/punk101/a/punktimeline.htm>
(3) BBC, 2011, Indonesia's Aceh punks shaved for 're-education', Karishma Vaswani, visited April 27th 2015, <http://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-16176410>
(6) DW, 2013, Indonesia's Punk Scene Rocks On, Darius Ossami, visited April 27th 2015, <http://www.dw.de/indonesias-punk-scene-rocks-on/a-16715001>
Jacqui was born in Indonesia and moved across to Australia at a young age. Her mother is Indonesian, whilst her father is Australian, and as a family they make regular visits back to her place of birth to visit family members and attend weddings.
While sitting down in conversation with Jacqui to discuss Indonesia and her memories and understanding of the culture, the first thing she brought attention to was the substantial divide between the upper and middle classes. Her relatives belong to the wealthier population of Jakarta, and outside their gated houses she said there are often many of the individuals of lower socio economic standings squatting. For an income her family owns and operates a number of businesses, ranging from electronics to restaurants. Multiple family members operate many of these, where they all help one another out in the running of the businesses.
Another very family orientated event is a wedding. Jacqui recalls being a flower girl at one such wedding. Her family are practising Christians, and all wore traditional Batik to the ceremony. In day to day life it is only the older members of her family that wear Batik, the younger generation tend to opt towards more Westernised garments. At the ceremony however there was a mix of both Batik and Westernised dress throughout the attendees, she cites this as mainly due to the amount of Australian family members. Gifts of money were given as opposed to objects or flowers, and at the end of the ceremony everyone formed a line to shake hands with the bride and groom as the couple gave their thanks to all their guests. There was no alcohol served, and although it was just family at the exchanging of the vows, there were a few hundred people who went to the ceremony afterwards.
Although Jacqui belongs to a Christian family, she explains that it is expected to cover up at all times whilst in Indonesia. Her cut away denim shorts are never even considered as dress whilst within the country, and when she leaves the gates of her family home, must cover her legs and shoulders.
The accompanying image is a photograph supplied by Jacqui that her aunt sent her from Indonesia. It shows both Jacqui and her brother as children in 2002, dressed in traditional costume on one of their first visits back to Indonesia.
2015, pers. comm., 29 April
Photograph Credit: Jacqui's personal collection
There is an enormous amount of waste being produced by the building sector within the UK. Duncan Baker-Brown, an academic at the University of Brighton, states, "that for every five houses we build in the UK, the equivalent of one house in waste materials gets put into landfill."1 (The Guardian, 2014) This alarming statistic is only made more concerning by the figures released by an American firm called Architecture 2030. In the US as of 2013, 75% of all electricity produced in the US went towards generating and powering buildings. 2 (Architecture 2030, 2013) It is clear that there is a huge amount of waste being created through the architectural and building sector that highlights some very unsustainable practices that continue not only through the stages of construction, but into the later stages of inhabitance.
Duncan Baker-Brown uses his platform as an educator at the Brighton University to test emerging theories in a student orientated design lab, and has dedicated his architectural career to sustainable housing. 3 (The Conversation, 2015) The Brighton Waste House is a design inititive in the UK that deals with the challenge of waste by repurposing 'rubbish' from other building sites that would have otherwise gone into landfill. During the period of May 2013 to April 2014, 4 (University of Brighton, 2014) 300 students built a house using over 85% waste materials, resulting in a building that was given an EPC 'A' Low Energy rating. 5 (University of Brighton, 2014) This ensures waste is not only minimalized (if not eradicated) at the early stages on architectural construction, but that design can prevent further waste from being created through energy consumption throughout the life of the house.
Materials that went into the construction of this house include 2000 carpet tiles for the exterior, offcuts of wood, 20000 toothbrushes 6 (The Guardian, 2014), date sensitive vinyl banners, VHS tapes, offcuts from jeans 7 (University of Brighton, 2014)and many more. All these materials would have otherwise formed landfill. Instead the students sourced these materials free of charge to create an entirely habitable home, with furnished and decorated interiors. The result is a contemporary sustainable living space.
Baker-Brown does recognise that this house is a model for the architectural industry to look towards for inspiration, as opposed to the next generation of housing types. It aims to inspire us to reimagine our use and sourcing of construction materials, and recognise that "There is no such thing as waste, just stuff in the wrong place". 8 (University of Brighton, 2014)
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(1) The Guardian, 2014, The House that 20000 toothbrushes Built, Oliver Wainwright, visited 27th April 2015, <http://www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/2014/jul/07/future-housing-rubbish-architecture-waste-sustainable-homes>
(2) Architecture 2030, 2013, Architecture 2030 Will Change the Way You Look at Buildings, visited 27th April 2015, http://architecture2030.org/the_problem/buildings_problem_why
(3) The Conversation, 2015, Duncan Baker-Brown, visited 27th April 2015, <https://theconversation.com/profiles/duncan-baker-brown-157737>
(4) University of Brighton, 2014, Brighton 'Waste House', visited April 27th 2015, <http://arts.brighton.ac.uk/business-and-community/the-house-that-kevin-built/about>
(5) University of Brighton, 2014, Brighton 'Waste House', visited April 27th 2015, <http://arts.brighton.ac.uk/business-and-community/the-house-that-kevin-built>
May 1, 2015 ~ mbesseling	~ 1 Comment
Values, goals, and culture are defined by the local context to which one either currently or previously has resided within. By extension design, being the product of an individual's creative and educational knowledge, also varies from one local context to another. In a multicultural society such as Indonesia, the interpretation of what design is and how it manifests itself is as broad as the backgrounds of those who live within the country.
The academic paper "The Application of Multicultural Education and Applying ICT on Pesantren in South Sulawesi, Indonesia" highlights that "Indonesian society has multiple ethnic groups, social status groups, economic groups and educational groups"1 (Aqsha Lubis et al 2009). Information technology has revolutionised the way Indonesians connect with one another, broadening access to various localities and the design culture that is inherent within these contexts, creating a more globally influenced design culture at a local scale.2 (Aqsha Lubis et al 2009)
Evidence of how different local contexts enable varied interpretations of a design element is seen in textiles throughout Indonesia. Batik, the process of intricately dying patterns onto fabric, originates within Java.3 (UNESCO 2009) Traditional styles can increasingly be seen to have influences from "Arabic calligraphy, European bouquets and Chinese phoenixes to Japanese cherry blossoms and Indian or Persian peacocks".4 (UNESCO 2009) This is just one example of how different areas are influenced by other situational contexts to create unique designs that are used in day-to-day life.
Going beyond a purely locational influence, Batik also varies from age group to age group. Babies right through to those on their deathbeds wear Batik, and it is their own unique contexts that determine what style they don. Traditional dyes and prints are still worn too, however contemporary adaptions have been adopted into everyday corporate wear.5 (American Design Batik Competition 2013)
"Indonesian Batik has a rich symbolism related to social status, local community, nature, history and cultural heritage; provides Indonesian people with a sense of identity and continuity as an essential component of their life from birth to death; and continues to evolve without losing its traditional meaning" 6 (UNESCO 2009)
Diana Santosa is a current fashion designer, bringing new uses to Batik within the fashion industry. Through this contemporary approach, Santosa is bringing Batik to the global market place.7 (The Jakarta Post 2009) Removed from the context of Indonesia, one must question how much cultural understanding the wearer has of the garments they possess, and the meaning behind the styles, dyes, and forms of the garments that aren't inherently obvious.
Adrianus Putuhena <https://www.pinterest.com/pin/43206477648529974/> originally sourced from <https://marketplace.asos.com/men/shirts>
An example of contemporary Batik, originally found on ASOS Marketplace before being reblogged on Pintrest
(1) Maimun Aqsha Lubis, Mohamed Amin Embi, Melor Md.Yunus, Ismail Suardi Wekke, 2009, The Application of Multicultural Education and Applying ICT on Pesantren in South Sulawesi, Indonesia, Issue 8, Volume 6, pg 1401 <http://wseas.us/e-library/transactions/information/2009/29-554.pdf>
(3) UNESO Culture Sector 2009, Indonesian Batik , viewed 25th April 2015, <http://www.unesco.org/culture/ich/RL/00170>
(5) American Design Batik Competition 2013, Batik and Indonesia, viewed 25th April 2015, <http://americanbatik.embassyofindonesia.org/batik_indonesia.htm>
(6)UNESO Culture Sector 2009, Indonesian Batik , viewed 25th April 2015, <http://www.unesco.org/culture/ich/RL/00170>
(7) The Jakarta Post 2009, Danar Hadi: The Stylistic Evolution of Batik, Dita Ajani, viewed 25th April 2015, <http://www.thejakartapost.com/news/2013/04/28/danar-hadi-the-stylistic-evolution-batik.html>


The HD404344R series and HD404394 series 4-bit microcomputers are products of the HMCS400 series, which is designed to make application systems compact while realizing higher performance and increasing program productivity. Each microcomputer has an A/D converter, two timers and a serial interface. The HD404344R series includes the HD404344R with on-chip 4-kword ROM, HD404342R with 2-kword ROM, and HD404341R with 1-kword ROM. The HD404394 series includes the HD404394 with on-chip 4-kword ROM, HD404392 with 2-kword ROM, and HD404391 with 1-kword ROM.


We had a blast at Mobicon over the weekend, during which we were able to perform live in front of a great crowd! Listen in as we talk about a few of the treats we remember from our childhood during Mardi-Gras! Then find out if Moonpies, Pixie Stix, and Dum-Dums stack up!
We want to give a special thank you to Mobicon and The Mopcast Network for making this live episode possible!


Lister is back with a final edition of Three Takeaways, in which he provides his own analysis on the Philadelphia Union's 2017 Major League Soccer campaign.
Sorry for the lack of posts toward the end of the season. I hope to improve on the amount of Three Takeaways that I do, and I hope to post weekly next season. In the meantime, I plan to offer Three Takeaways during the offseason as well, evaluating the players the Union pickup and drop off.
For now, let us hop into the final Three Takeaways of a disappointing 2017 Philadelphia Union Season.
First, the Union made a number of questionable decisions immediately after the season ended, including the decision to keep head coach Jim Curtin at the helm, despite the team starting the season winless in its first eight games.
"We were at one point in a position to once again get back into the playoffs – and that is a great credit to Jim and his coaching staff," Union Sporting Director Earnie Stewart said in a press conference held earlier this month. However, after making the playoffs last season, and with the amount of talent and depth the Union had, they should have had more than just a "chance." In my opinion, they should have easily made the playoffs.
Secondly, the Union declined contract options on veteran defender Oguchi Onyewu, young midfielder Fabian Herbers, and the Brazilian, Ilsinho, while making sure 3rd string keeper Jake McGuire and rookie midfielder, Adam Najem stayed on. While I do think that McGuire should stay on, using one of their options on him was not a good idea, in my opinion. I am not too worried about losing either of the two mentioned above; Najem only saw 153 minutes in 5 games last season.
Overall, I do not believe these decisions were smart choices by the Union front office who, in my opinion, do not seem to have their priorities straight.
I believe the future of the Union lies in its young players: Keegan Rosenberry, Fabian Herbers, Jack Elliot, and though some may disagree, Marcus Epps.
Out of those four, Rosenberry was a Rookie of the Year candidate last season, Herbers had a surprisingly good rookie year last campaign, Elliot, at the time this article was written, is in consideration for Rookie of the Year, and Epps is a rookie on an upswing.
However, I believe Rosenberry, Herbers, and Epps were not given nearly enough time to play, which they need to bond as a unit, because that unit should become the future of the franchise.
Last year, Herbers and Rosenberry combined for 4296 minutes and 5 goals. This year, they combined for 1446 minutes and 1 goal. Both of these players, in my opinion, deserve far more time next season. And while Herbers was hurt for a few games, he still needed time when he was healthy. By Curtin electing not to play them consistently, it hurt not only their development, but also the team's.
During the season, we saw many players blossom into better versions of themselves.
Marcus Epps learned how to control the ball and get past defenders with fewer mistakes.
Ilsinho improved his distribution, had some nice goals, and I can't believe I'm saying this, but hopefully the Union will restructure his contract to keep him around for another year.
Jack Elliot gave us all less heart attacks, when he learned to dish the ball upfield to field players and not backward to Andre Blake.
CJ Sapong stayed on his feet more this year, and although he still has a habit of falling down pretty easily, he bagged a club record 16 goals.
While all of these developments came too late in the season to salvage a playoff position, they at the very least give Union fans something to look forward to next year.
Check back soon for Lister's next edition of Three Takeaways, which will evaluate the players the Union add or drop throughout the offseason.


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The Harhoog is a dolmen, a rectangular megalithic tomb from the Funnelbeaker culture, located near Keitum on the island of Sylt in Schleswig-Holstein, Germany. Discovered in 1925, it was moved to the present site in 1954 when a new airport was developed.

Geography

The megalithic Harhoog burial chambers were originally located near the mud-flats between Keitum and Tinnum. The stones were moved to the area near the Tipkenhoog on the coast near Keitum in 1954, when Sylt Airport was under development.

The chambers contain parallel and transverse sections.

History

The graves at Harhoog are dated to the Neolithic and belonged to ancient settlements of the island's Funnelbeaker culture, probably around 3000 BC. There were once approximately 600 of them but today only about half of them still exist.

The megalithic tombs are built with large, rough stone slabs (one or more) which are arranged in different patterns. Harhoog dolmen is an extended dolmen, under Ernst Sprockhoff's six-category classification; the other five types are simple dolmen, great dolmen, passage grave, long barrows (without a burial chamber) and cist.

Harhhog was discovered in 1925 during excavations of earth for the construction of the Hindenburgdamm, but was only inspected archaeologically in 1936.

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Any trend on screen defects 21.5 vs 27' ?
Discussion in 'iMac' started by Dahkot, Aug 22, 2011.
Just curious if anyone has noticed any trend overall in screen quality or defects between the two main model lines ?
As in less chance of getting a yellowing , or grey line at bottom , etc between one or the other ?


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Q: How to hide a Jungle Disk drive for a specific users in Windows 8? This question is related to this question: How to hide drive for specific users in Windows 7?
What I'm running into on Windows 8 is different than Windows 7. I'm working with Home editions of Windows. In Windows 7 the Jungle disk (Drive K:) is only visible to the admin and not other users. But on Windows 8 it seems to be available even for someone setup up as a child user. I suppose this could be because of a difference in the initial installation of Jungle Disk.
My question is, how can I disable this Jungle Disk Drive, drive K:, which is seen by the computer as removable media in this setup, from a non admin user? I'll achieve my goal if it can be hidden for one particular user.
The second part of the top answer of the previously answered question referenced above may have almost answered my question, but I want to see if it's valid for Windows 8 and I want to see the answer to the following question if the second part of that question is the best solution for moving forward:
I'm wondering how to convert the K: drive to Hexadecimal? According to the scheme it seems like the K: drive should equal b10000000000 which works out to hex 08000000. But this hex is the same as the D: drive in the example given.
Thanks so much for your help.

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G:        64        40
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T:    524288     80000
U:   1048576    100000
V:   2097152    200000
W:   4194304    400000
X:   8388608    800000
Y:  16777216   1000000
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Sounds interesting. Wonder if they're brighter sounding than Aquilas and they're purple tinted. How cool!
These are likely to be D'Addarios. Could even be the same strings. If the diameters are a little different, they are at least the same material.
I think the D'Addario Titaniums give a nice sound on the right instrument. If you like them, you should like these.
2.) The T-2s have a very subtle purple tint to them.
3.) The Roosebeck are the exact same diameters of the T-2s.
So, to answer your question, if you like D'Addario T-2s, my guess is that you'll like these. I could be wrong but I'm thinking they could be the same.
BTW, The Roosebeck description is deceptive. They say "The G string is lighter gauge to allow for reentrant tuning." Yet both the G and A string are the same .028" diameter, just like with the T-2s.
EDIT NOTE: Hah! Dirk beat me by a minute.
Definitely agree with Chuck and Dirk . . . D'Addario T-2 are classical guitar strings and come in 3 different tensions. The Ko'olau `Alohi string set also has a purplish hue and are similar to the D'Addario T-2's.


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Nola Ties MLB Consecutive Strikeout Record Against Mets
Frank Klose Published: June 25, 2021
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The Phillies begin a six-game road trip with four against the New York Mets, the first of which is a doubleheader. Aaron Nola took the mound in game one. By the bottom of the fourth inning, Nola would add his name to the record books.
Nola struck out 10 New York Mets in a row for his first 10 outs of the ball game.. That ties a 51 year-old record set by Tom Seaver of the New York Mets.
Nola got two strikes on the next batter, Pete Alonso. However, Alonso reached out and lined a double down the right field line. So Nola will have to settle for a tie of the major league record.
This was a record of its own, however. Nola now holds the Phillies record for consecutive strikeouts. Not bad.
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