If you are having device configuration trouble and need to access your email and calendar immediately, you may access both by browsing to 365.ocadu.ca and logging in with your OCADUid and password.
1. Authentication failure while configuring devices.
2. Out of Office (Auto-response tool) not turning off following the migration.
3. Mac iCal calendar not showing up after reconfiguring Apple Mail App.
4. Shared calendars not showing up in Outlook application.
5. Android device not configuring properly for my OCAD U email.
7. 'Verify Certificate' warnings appear when using Outlook for Mac.
1. Issue: Authentication failure while configuring devices.
Solution: Ensure that you are entering the correct username format for OCAD U 365 in the username field and you are using your OCAD U password.
Your OCAD U 365 username format required for configuring devices is your OCADUid followed by '@ocadu.ca'. Your OCADUid is the username you use to log in to other OCAD U services such as Canvas or MyOCAD U.
2. Issue: Out of Office (Auto-response tool) is not turning off following the migration.
Solution: Browse to https://365.ocadu.ca and log in with your OCADUid and password. Select "Settings" in the top right of the screen and Select "Automatic Replies" in the drop down menu. Turn the automatic reply setting off and on again (or vice-versa). Ensure you click "OK" with each change you make for the change to be applied. Your issue should now be resolved.
3. Issue: Mac iCal calendar not populating after re-configuring the Apple Mail App.
Solution: Delete and re-add your Exchange account in Account Settings in the iCal application. The initial iCal sync takes some time (sometimes hours) to complete. We highly recommend updating OS X to Sierra 10.12 for best results. iCal is known to be problematic with Office 365 calendars due to Apple's implementation of the Exchange protocol. If you continue to experience issues with iCal sync, we recommend using the web client or Microsoft Outlook for a much better experience.
4. Issue: Shared calendars not showing up in Outlook application.
Solution: Click on "Open Shared Calendar" in the toolbar while in your calendar and type in the name of the person whose calendar you would like to open. Note: You must be granted the appropriate permissions to view another users' calendar. Contact the user whose calendar you would like access to to confirm permissions.
5. Issue: Android device not configuring properly for my OCAD U email.
Solution: Due to the unique nature of varying types of Android devices in existence, if you followed the provided instructions carefully and it is still not working, please visit the IT Help Desk or email ocadu365@ocadu.ca for assistance.
6. Issue: I seem to be unable to log out fully from the Office 365 web application when logged in on a browser.
Solution: When signing out, you will see a message that says "Hang on a moment while we sign you out". The sign out process for Office 365 takes a few seconds to complete. Please wait until you see the following message: "You signed out of your account" to ensure that you have been completely signed out of the service. This is especially important when working from a shared computer as your OCAD U 365 session may still be active for the next user of the computer. For additional security, we highly recommend using Chrome "Incognito" mode or Firefox "Private Browsing" when using OCAD U 365 on any computer, but especially shared computers.
Cause: Microsoft recently revoked and replaced a SSL certificate. The old certificate is cached on your system and is causing issues when attempting to authenticate to Office 365 via Outlook.
The Keychain Access window will open. Only make the suggested changes below. Making other changes to your keychain could cause further unintended issues. If you are not comfortable following these steps, please contact the IT Help Desk.
For any result that shows 'Certificate' in the 'Kind' column, click on the entry once to highlight it and then press the delete key on your keyboard. You will be asked to confirm the deletion. Click 'Delete' in the window that appears.
If no results are returned that are certificates, this is OK - move on to the next steps.
Cause: Apple's implementation of Microsoft Exchange is not ideal and causes random errors for some users. Error message may be similar to: "Calendar can't accept the event "<event name>" on the Exchange Server. There was an error attempting to send your changes to the exchange server."
Please consider using Microsoft Office 2016 and the Outlook application to manage your OCAD U email and calendar.
All active staff and faculty receive 5 copies of Office 2016 to install on personally managed devices. You can download your copy via the 365 portal at: https://365.ocadu.ca and click on the 'Install Office 2016' link at top right. Any copies of Office 2016 attached to your OCAD U account only remain licensed for as long as you are an active staff/faculty member. If you leave the institution, you must purchase a license to continue using the software.
OCAD U ITS managed OS X systems should have Microsoft Office pre-installed. Please visit an IT Help Desk if you believe this is not the case or if Office requires an upgrade to the 2016 version.
First, please ensure OS X and your Calendar application is fully up-to-date. We recommend updating to OS X 10.12 Sierra, including all available proceeding updates ASAP. How to update your Mac.
This solution is not straight-forward, but is known to help. The first solution above is preferred.
The legacy feature of "Shared Workbook" in Microsoft Excel if turned on for documents, will no longer work when migrated to Office 365. Additionally, it blocks the inherent Sharing functionality within Office 365. There may be other Excel functions that also cause this problem, a dialog box in Excel will tell you the function that is causing the problem. The solution is the same as below.
Solution: Turn off legacy feature prior to migration the Office 365. If file is already migrated, store locally on computer, turn off feature, save and re-upload to OneDrive or SharePoint (Departmental document library).
10. Issue: Not seeing icons (green checkmarks) on synced documents.
Possible Cause: If you had the icons before but they are gone, that means that your document library sync may have stopped. If you do not see the icons, do not make any changes to documents until the issue is resolved.
Possible Cause: If you never have seen any icons after the initial sync of documents onto your computer and you are on a Mac, you will need to turn on "Finder Overlays"
Solution: Instructions here- Scroll down to "Finder Integration" and follow the steps.


What better to do on Sunday night at midnight than grill up 5 lbs of boneless, skinless chicken thighs?!?
Get that grill super hot and get to cookin'!
Let them cook and don't be afraid to sear them with the flames on high!
I marinaded the thighs in some Sazon by Goya! Click the link below to get yourself some! It's awesome!
I let these babies cook a bit longer, then I grilled up some fresh tortillas and served it up fajita-style w/ some sliced avocado and hot sauce!
Not bad for a late-night dinner on a Sunday!


I was glad to hear you got your power back yesterday. I wonder how things are in Bethel Vermont?
Glad you only lost power for a bit. Megan survived Irene with no effects but she was outside the evacuation zone The Luke's had it much worse, but they are faring better than many of their New Jersey neighbors. They only lost power for a couple of days and had a generator to keep the sump pump going. No trees down. Thinking of you as the days count down to 9/10/11!
Glad to hear Megan was okay. How are YOU doing without her around?
Glad you weathered thecstorm. I hope Irene didn't scare the lobsters away! Beautiful photos, and justvwhat I need as we enter yet another triple-digit temp today.
Sometimes those storms with high seas scare the traps away! With so much warning, a lot of the guys moved their traps out of areas that would be rough. Some were even brought ashore. In the end, it was a mild storm, for us. Meanwhile, we have friends in Connecticut who are still without power.
Hey, I hope those triple digits are referring to your outdoor temperature, and that you have NO more fever!
Good to hear that all is well. I've thought a lot about all of my blog friends scattered up and down the cost. I love fog!
Yeah, we've had many worse storms in the winter. I hope you made out okay. Did your tomato plant survive?
I love this blogging community of artists and friends.
Glad you're safe! Beautiful photos!
Thanks. It really is a pretty place to live. Even the fog looks good…for a few days. After too many days it is awful!


text:
Tradition and Street Art Collide at Valencia's Las Fallas
Las Fallas celebrates the arrival of spring | © Zack DeZon / Culture Trip
Grace Beard
Las Fallas, Valencia's annual festival that celebrates the arrival of spring with fire, explosions and art, is a much-loved, 300-year-old tradition. But how does a festival that embodies the adage 'out with the old, in with the new' retain its centuries-old heritage?
The streets of Valencia on the morning of the final mascletà
© Zack DeZon / Culture Trip
This story appears in the third edition of Culture Trip magazine: the Gender and Identity issue.
It's a bright, clear morning on the final day of Valencia's Las Fallas celebrations. Crowds are setting up camp in the city's central square, enjoying picnics, cracking open drinks and playing cards, ready to experience the 19-day festival's final mascletà – a daytime firework display centred around the noise and smoke caused by the explosions, rather than the visual spectacle.
Pichi and Avo's main falla in a cloud of smoke during the mascletà, Valencia, Spain
From the main balcony of the Town Hall, you're just about eye level with the face of the festival's main falla, a colossal, Aristophanes-inspired sculpture daubed in vivid colours and covered in graffiti.
The main falla is taller than many of Valencia's buildings
Encircled by smaller sculptures depicting various mythological figures, it dominates the square, towering above trees and street lamps and reaching the height of many of the surrounding buildings. Tonight, it will be burned to the ground.
The Falla is paraded around the city's streets before the closing ceremony, La Crema, Valencia, Spain
Avo, one half of the Valencia-born street art duo Pichi & Avo who designed the monument, is thumbing through a local newspaper. A few pages in, he pauses on a story with the headline Modernidad y tradición se dan la mano, accompanied by a photo of their sculpture. "It means modernity and tradition hold hands," he explains.
Pichi & Avo beside the construction of 2019's main Falla, Valencia, Spain
This duality characterises Pichi & Avo's style. Running alongside the festival, their exhibition at Valencia's 13th-century convent-turned-art-gallery Centre del Carmen saw the artists cover the walls of the gallery's Renaissance cloister with graffiti tags and throw-ups.
Pichi & Avo's studio where they first started to create the main falla, Valencia, Spain
The piece unfortunately didn't sit well with some local conservative groups, eventually being taken down due to its "undermining of cultural heritage". Likewise, the reception to their Classical-style, graffiti-covered falla has been mixed. "Globally, it is being well received, but locally, not so much," Avo says.
"Valencians are very traditional. Every year, they build the same style of fallas, so they don't really know what to make of ours."
A typical Valencian Falla, Valencia, Spain
Pichi & Avo's falla is a big departure from the typical style of sculptures dotted around the city during this time of year. Most are cartoonish and whimsical, a style that began over 100 years ago and became more extravagant and Disney-like over time.
"There's never anything that edgy," Avo says. "A grandma with a baby, or a giant cartoon family of firecrackers. Sculptures of political figures like Trump. I think it's important to shake things up."
The main falla during the final mascletà of 2019
Their monument, which is the biggest the festival has ever seen, certainly does so. The duo were commissioned by the local government – which is more left-wing and open-minded, the artists add – to create the principal falla shortly after 2018's festivities. "The idea was to develop our style – taking a classical thing and making it urban – in 3D."
La Fallas, Valencia, Spain
During the three months leading up to the festival, they worked 18-hour days to finish painting it, adding their signature light-bulb logo and various other street art emblems and references.
The falla is embellished with many significant emblems and symbols, Valencia, Spain
After unveiling the head of their monument at the festival's opening ceremony, they were joined by falla creator Latorre y Sanz to build the sculpture piece by piece, "like a puzzle," says Avo, in Valencia's Town Hall Square.
Building the main falla
In giving Valencians a glimpse into the creative process behind their work, the artists hope to change the public's perception of urban art. Despite Valencia's being a hotbed for street art, according to the duo, the city has a track record of persecuting graffiti artists.
Pichi & Avo's exhibition and falla indicate a step in the right direction, but many locals remain wary of veering away from the norm. When asked about opening up the principal falla creation to international artists, the pair were enthusiastic about the idea but added that Valencians wouldn't be as open-minded. "It'd be interesting to see what someone from outside Spain could do. But the people of Valencia, they want something local. They want to maintain tradition."
Las Fallas, Valencia, Spain
It's easy to see why. Unlike other Spanish festivals such as the running of the bulls and La Tomatina, which has started charging tourists to join in, Las Fallas still feels uniquely local. The crowds gathered at the final two nights of the festival, Nit del Foc (Night of Fire) and La Crema (The Burning), as well as at the daily mascletà, are made up of Valencian families.
Falleras parading through the streets of Valencia, Spain
Traditional outfits still form a big part of the celebrations; processions of women (falleras) dressed up in elaborate, full-skirted dresses and men (falleros) in waistcoats and espadrilles parade down the streets.
It's a rite of passage to join the parade, according to the artists. Pichi, the older of the pair, has a three-year-old daughter who marched in it with her mother for the first time this year.
Detail of the intricate hairstyle of a Fallera, Valencia, Spain
"She's an artist, too. She takes after me," Pichi says. It's the morning after La Crema, during which the artists watched their falla go up in smoke as part of the festival's closing ceremony.
The main falla burning during La Crema, Valencia, Spain
The duo are in good spirits following what is typically a sombre night, when children cry as monuments are torched – and "because they have to go back to school tomorrow," Pichi jokes. "Growing up in Valencia, we were always surrounded by fire and art," says Avo. "It's an honour to be given the opportunity to create something for our city."
Firefighters controlling the blaze of La Crema, Las Fallas, Valencia, Spain
Pichi was raised in the peaceful fishing neighbourhood El Cabanyal and later met Avo through a local street art community. The artists' small studio is near the airport, a few miles from one of their murals. Inside, a series of Grecian busts are lined up on the table, ready for spray painting, and mock-ups of their falla monument are stuck up on the walls. It's here they began work on the sculpture over a year ago.
"We're happy to see it gone," says Avo. "It's part of a 300-year-old tradition that began with people just burning old junk on a bonfire."
"Now," he continues, "it marks the end of winter and celebrates the beginning of spring. Creating the monument was a lot of effort, yes, but it's meant to be burnt. If it's not, it would just be a normal sculpture. It wouldn't be a falla."
To celebrate the arrival of spring, Culture Trip explores themes of revolution, rebirth and renewal across the world.
This story appears in the third edition of Culture Trip magazine: the Gender and Identity issue. It will launch on 4 July with distribution at Tube and train stations in London; it will also be made available in airports, hotels, cafés and cultural hubs in London and other major UK cities.

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaCommonCrawl


I think we all write out of a mixture of egoism and a need to work out how we understand the world – 'writing as therapy'. Luckily, I have only rarely felt the need to write to fulfil the demands of academia, which are producing vast amounts of 'writing' that benefits no one and is a strain on those forced to produce it.
Yes, and not always happily. Since my partner, Anthony Smith, died last year, many of my dreams have been about him in ways that can be quite traumatic.


Konijntje, Dutch for Bunny, brings me back to my roots; focusing on a line drawing. The tan shade of stone lets me mimic my original drawing which was executed on a grocery bag.
The space between the stone is my line work. The slight shade variances of the stone plus the placement of the tiles define the rest.


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Ed Sheeran Shares First Dates for 2017 World Tour
January 26, 2017 · by TER Staff	· in News.	·
BY TER STAFF
Photo by Dan Garcia/The Early Registration
We are just about a week away from the release of Ed Sheeran's third studio album divide (÷), but lucky for music fans everywhere, a new LP isn't everything we have to look forward to, as Sheeran has shared the first dates of his huge upcoming world tour. Although his American fans will have to stay patient for now, Sheeran has shared dates for the massive tour, for three of its legs, Europe, UK + Ireland, and Mexico + Central & South America.
The European dates for Ed's tour will start in March and will last through the second week of April, making stops in Munich, Berlin, Stockholm and more. Sheeran's UK & Ireland leg will run through April and the beginning of May, with the third leg of the tour running through May and June. We are unsure when Ed Sheeran's U.S. dates will begin, however it can't come soon enough. Ed is currently celebrating the release and success of his first number one single, 'Shape Of You', and 2017 is looking to be a great year for Ed Sheeran.
Check out Ed Sheeran's tour dates in support of his upcoming album divide (÷) below, and visit Ed Sheeran's official website for more ticket information.
Tags: ed sheeran
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invites you to the classes in the new season.
include: lecture, meditation, analysis of Sri Aurobindo's poem "Savitri", meditation.
The first lesson in this season had been at October 5, 2018 year.
The season ends in late April.
· It was renewed Sri Aurobindo's poems compilation , in Anna Tchurikova's translation.
· It is appeared new section: CLOSE OR RELATED WAYS.
4 books of Alexander Klyuev.
"Supramental Transformation", at Igor Goryachev and Nina Kucher translation into Russian.
· At Leonid Ovanesbekov's second translation of the Sri Aurobindo's poem "Savitri" updated cantoes 3-1, 3-2, 5-3, from 7-1 to 10-4.
"A Unique Little Girl", at Igor Goryachev and Nina Kucher translation into Russian.
at Igor Goryachev and Nina Kucher translation into Russian.
"Little drawings of my sweet", Vol 1 at Igor Goryachev and Nina Kucher translation into Russian.
"Memories Patagonien" at Igor Goryachev and Nina Kucher translation into Russian.
· It appeared the translations of Sri Aurobindo's poems into Russian by Anna Tchurikova (2 poems).
· It appeared uncomplete (60%) Sri Aurobindo's poem "Ilion"
in translation into Russian by Leonid Ovanesbekov.
at Sergey Andreev translation into Russian.
· At Leonid Ovanesbekov's second translation of the Sri Aurobindo's poem "Savitri" updated cantoes from 2-11 to 4-4.
At first translation updated canto 4-4.
· It is appeared the Purani's book "Evening Talks with Sri Aurobindo", vol 1 and vol 2, in translation into Russian.
· It is appeared the Mother's book "Questions and Answers", 1955, at Sergey Shebarshov's translation into Russian.
· It is appeared English text of Sri Aurobindo's poem "Savitri" in FB2 format.
· It is appeared the Sethna's memo "The Passing of Sri Aurobindo"
· It is appeared the Nirodbaran's book "Twelve years with Sri Aurobindo"
in translation into Russian by Sergey Andreev.
· It appeared Golden Futuris's translations into Russian of the Sri Aurobindo's book The Mother.
Leonid Ovanesbekov's second translation of the Sri Aurobindo's poem "Savitri"
book-compilation "The Riddle Of The World".
into Russian Questions and Answers, 1956".
translation into Russian by "Selfpublish" / Alexander Steklyannikov.
in translation into Russian by Volamur refashioned into new format.
· It appeared Satprem's book "The Gold Washer", translation into Russian.
· It appeared Mother's Agenda, Vol 12 and 13, in Igor Savenkov's translation into Russian.
· It appeared the Satprem's book "The Legend of the Future".
in A. Steklyannikov, A. Matroskina's translations into Russian.
in translations of unknown author into Russian.
· It appeared the Sri Aurobindo's essays book "From Man to Superman".
in Sergey Shebarshov's translations into Russian.
· It is finished Book 2 of Sri Aurobindo's poem "Savitri"
in translation by Leonid Ovanesbekov.
· It appeared the Satprem's book "Notebooks of an Apocalypse"
Book III, partial, in translation into Russian by Igor Goriachev.
· It appeared the Kireet Joshi's book "Satprem and Sujata Tributes"
from a few vols of Satprem's book "Notebooks of an Apocalypse"
in translation into Russian by Igor Goriachev.
· It appeared the beginning of Sri Aurobindo's poem "Ilion"
· It appeared the Sri Aurobindo's "Essays Divine and Human"
in incomplete translation into Russian by Leonid Ovanesbekov.
· It appeared the Sri Aurobindo's stage play "Eric"
· It appeared the Sri Aurobindo's early book "Yoga and its Objects"
in translation into Russian by by V.G.Baranov and A.A.Shevchenko.
· It appeared the Sri Aurobindo's stage play "Perseus The Deliverer"
Sri Aurobindo, "The Mother", audio book, Mother reads on it in English.
into Russian Questions and Answers, 1957-1958".
It also can be viewed in the translator's web-site http://the-mother.sky.ru/.
· It is appeared section "Various".
· In the section "Various" it is appeard Photo session from Auroville.
· The Mother and Sri Aurobindo's book-compilation "Psychic Being"
transformed from plain text format to Word format and HTML format.
· In the rhythmical-semantic Ovanesbekov's translation of "Savitri"
was edited canto 1-4 and added canto 2-10.
becomes accessible on the web-site http://the-mother.sky.ru/.
becomes accessible on the web-site http://agenda.fromzel.com/.
of Sri Aurobindo's poem "Savitri" into Russian, first 6 cantos, near 15%.
up to level of "poetic" translation, I consider it as a luck.
then priority was given to "semantic accuracy".
· Cantos 4-1 - 7-1 were reedited.
Sri Aurobindo's book "Letters On Yoga"
from original book for correspondence in reading.
then I give to myself the sanction to translate "by means"
· Cantos 2-9 - 3-2 were reedited.
was completed and placed as the whole book.
This translation from English was made by Sergey Andreev.
· It appeared translation of Part Four, Book Two of the Sri Aurobindo's book "Letters On Yoga"
· It appeared the book of Satprem and Luc Venet "Life Without Death"
· New chapters in "Notebooks of an Apocalypse".
Satprem's book "Notebooks of an Apocalypse", Book I in Word format.
composed by Vijey, "Yogi in everyday life" in Word format.
This translation from English was made by Sergey Filchikov.
· It appeared the translations of Sri Aurobindo's poems into Russian by Gleb Nesterov (123 poems).
Gleb Nesterov's original web-site http://glebnesterov.narod.ru/contents.html.
We added English proection with page-to-page correspondence for erasy compearing.
and can be older than texts on the original site.
It is "versioned text": we can add new items into it in future.
· It appeared compilation of Sri Aurobindo's poems in English, in HTML and Word format.
This compilation has 158 poems now.
· We added a new chapter -- "Art of devotees" for poems, novels and pictures of Integral Yoga devotees.
First item in this chapter -- the works of Nikolay Kletsov.
Translation into Russian by G.I.Mikhailov.
was edited cantoes 2-2, 2-3, 2-4, 2-5, 2-6, 2-7.
and renewed often without notes in "News".
Contents of this translations has a date of last edition for every canto.
Mother's Chronicles, Book 1, "Mirra"
in HTML and Word format.
in Word format (First part of the Satprem's trilogy).
was made by general edition of S.V.Reenetnko.
· It appeared the new Word format of the Satprem's book "Mother, or The New Species", (1976).
(Second part of the Satprem's trilogy).
This translation into Russian was made by Igor Savenkov.
Mother's book-compilation "Prayers and Meditations", (1912-1937) in Word format.
Satprem's book "The Sannyasin" in html and word formats.
Book 3, "Mirra The Occultist" in word format.
· It appeared 2nd, improved edition for Mother's Agenda Volume 13 (from English into Russian).
The translation done by Sergey Andreev.
· Agenda, volume 12 of this translation was reformatted a little for decrease size of zip-file.
in HTML format. Translation of Ovanesbekov L.G.
in Word format. Translation of Ovanesbekov L.G.
the paper "The Mother", collection of "Letter about The Mother" and "Prayers and Meditations".
Translation into Russian by Oleg Safroniv, the text was given by author of translation.
· It appeared Mother's book "On Education"
· It appeared 2nd, improved edition for Mother's Agenda Volume 12 (from English into Russian).
· It appeared translation of Sri Aurobindo's book The Foundation of Indian Culture into Russian at Word format. The translation done by M.L.Salganik, V.S.Kostyuchenko.
· It appeared translation of Sri Aurobindo's book The Human Cycle into Russian at Word format. The translation done by Andrey Shevchenko.
· It appeared once more translation of Mother's Agenda Volume 12 (from English into Russian) at Word2000 format. The translation done by Sergey Andreev.
· It appeared full translation of Mother's Agenda Volume 13 (from English into Russian) at Word2000 format. The translation done by Sergey Andreev.
· Added Satprem's book "The Tragedy of the Earth" in Russian from English translation by Sergey Andreev, in Word2000 format.
· Added Mother's book "Questions and Answers, 1930-1931" in Russian translation, in Word2000 format.
· We correct the error: Translations of the book Pavitra, "Talks with Sri Aurobindo" as it revealed was done not by S.Snegur, but by S.Burda and V.Danchenko.
Author of the translation said us about and inform about new, reworked version of his translation placed at the web-site http://psylib.kiev.ua. We place HTML-version of new translation of the book and change the title name onto "Sri Aurobindo. Conversations avec Pavitra".
· Added once more book of Pavitra with translation into Russian -- Pavitra, "Talks Sri Aurobindo and Mother with Pavitra"
· Added last 4 chapters of Sri Aurobindo's book "The Life Divine" in Russian translation, in HTML format.
· Added Sri Aurobindo's book "The Mother" in original Enlish, in HTML format.
· Added Mother's book "About Dhammapada" in Russian translation, in Word format.
· Added Sri Aurobindo's book "Yogic Sadhana" in English, in Word format.
· At the "Links" page was added list of links sorted by domain names.
Cantoes 1-1, 1-2, 3-4 was reedited, added Book III in HTML format.
· Added Satprem's book "The Mind of Cells" in translation into Russian bu V.P.Gorodkov, in Word6 format.
· Added Pavitra's book "Talks with Sri Aurobindo" in translation into Russian by S.N.Snegur in Word format.
· Added M.R. Pandit compilation book Glossary of terms from Sri Aurobindo's works in translation into Russian by A.L. Klimov.
· Added Sri Aurobindo's book The Mother in translation into Russian by V.G. Baranov and A.A. Shevchenko.
· Added starting page/contents for English text of Sri Aurobindo's "Savitri".
· We had changed the sesign of service pages.
· The Sri Aurobindo's book, "The Psychic Being" (in Russian) transformed into simplest html format.
· To Savitri' translation into Russian by Ovanesbekov Added Canto 1-3, 1-4, 1-5 in html and word6 formats and Book III in word6 format.
· Files at picture/ directory are renamed.
· We are deleting all files with non Windows-1251 coding (*.alt.html, *.lat.html, *.koi8.html, *.iso5.html).
· All *.doc-files replaced into the *.word6.zip or *.word97.zip.
· We have decided did not support the CP-866 (DOS) and ISO-5 Russian coding.
· After a hardware trouble and long attempt install anew Linux and studying how to force it work well [2 months :O( ], our web-site work again.
· We refashion the names of zip-files at the zip/ directory; to pack all word-doc files into zip-files with new names.
· Fortunately our mirror at the http://members/nbci.com/integralyoga/ stopped.
· It is appeared the 11th volume of Mother's Agenda at the web-site http://mother-agenda.narod.ru/.
· Added translation into Russian of Canto 2-14, 2-15 for Sri Aurobindo, "Savitri"
in English and in translation into Russian by Igor Savenkov.
in translation into Russian by Igor Savenkov and Oleg Safronov.
· Appeared book Satprem, "The Revolt of the Earth".
· Added translation of Sri Aurobindo, Savitri, Book II, Cantos 11-13 into Russian by Leonid Ovanesbekov.
· To chapter "other ways" added Dzhiddu Krishnamurti' book "About the most important (Talks with David Bohm)," translation into Russian by T.Bogatyreva.
· Appeared "Dictionary of Savitri", made by Rand Hicks in translation into Russian.
· Mother's Agenda in English had appeared at the http://mother-agenda.narod.ru/.
from our web-site (and any place of Internet).
but I feel that must to obey now.
· Added 8 new links to LINKS page.
· A.Anikin has sent the text of the book-compilation Mother, "The Sunlit Path" in translation into Russian of A. Tsvetov. We placed it in html, xml, doc, pdf formats.
· After the e-mailing with M.Etevenon she agree to back again only one Russian translation of the Satprem' book "Neanderthal Looks On".
· Added Book 1 and Book 2: chapters 1-11 of the Sri Aurobindo' book "The Synthesis of Yoga" in Russian.
· Added the chapter LINKS.
A great thanks to NBCi for this excellent possibility.
· Added part of the Sri Aurobindo' book "The Synthesis of Yoga" in Russian.
· Find and correct many little spells at Russian version of the Sri Aurobindo' book "The Life Divine".
· Correct spells at Russian version of the "Dao De Dzin" in the chapter "Other ways".
· Added Word 6 and HTML English version of paper Mother, "A Talk of the Mother on 'Savitri'".
· Added HTML version of short paper Satprem, "The Great Sense", translation from French into Russian T.V.Movchan.
· Added HTML version of short paper Satprem, "Sri Aurobindo and the Future of Earth", translation from French into Russian T.V.Movchan.
· Added HTML version of Sri Aurobindo "The Life Divine" in English.
· Added new version (by form) of Sri Aurobindo "Yogic Sadhana" in Russian.
· Added new book Satprem, "Neanderthal Regarde" in Russian and English at word 6 format.
· Added original English text of Sri Aurobindo "The Life Divine" at Word6 format.
This text was scanned, recognized, spell-checked, formatted for Word and HTML (to be continued).
· Changes at Ovanesbekov' translation of Savitri.
· Added html-index to zip directory for more comfort.
I hope that it is last change.
· Igor Savenkov finished translation of the Satprem' book "La Genese Du Surhomme" ("On the Way to Supermanhood" in English). Placed a while in word6 format.
· Added two uncompleted version of translation the Satprem' book "La Genese Du Surhomme" ("On the Way to Supermanhood" in English) of Igor Savenkov and unknown author in word6 format.
· http://uchcom.botik.ru/educ/Yoga/ becomes a full every-week mirror for http://www.imvs.ru/IntegralYoga/.
Before are copied only zip-files.
· Added the Satprem' "Gringo" in unknown translation into Russian from self-published version, in HTML and Word6 formats.
· Added the Sri Aurobindo' "Thoughts and Aphorisms" in Volamur' translation into Russian, in HTML and Word6 formats.
· Added the Sujata' Mother's Chronicles, Book 3, "Mirra The Occultist" in English in word6 format.
· Added the Sri Aurobindo' Thoughts and Aphorisms in English in word6 format.
· Added HTML version of the Sri Aurobindo' "Yogic Sadhana" in translation into Russian.
Sri Aurobindo refused from authority of this book, pointed that this text was written in period of his experiment with automatic writing, and that this text did not reflect his own viewpoint, but the viewpoint of a some strong Yogi, who now is dead and exist in another plane.
· Added HTML version of the Sri Aurobindo' The Synthesis of Yoga in English.
· Added Savenkov' Russain translation from French for one of the last Satprem' book -- La Clef des Contes as word6 file.
· Added Sri Aurobindo' "Letters on Yoga" Vol 2 in English and in Dmitriev' translation into Russian.
Dmitriev have made an original version of HTML formatting, but this formatting too closely linked with other his files and the index file of his web-site http://www.geocities.com/SoHo/Workshop/5773/, that I decide did not edit his HTML files, but simply put them as zip file.
· Added 2 lections of Sri Bhattachardji Gopal in translation into Russian.
· Added translation of the Book 2 Canto 5 of Savitri into Ovanesbekov' translation.
· Added English version of the Sri Aurobindo paraphrase/translation of the Bhagavat-Gita text as in html-form, as in word6 file.
· Added English version of the Satprem' book On the Way to Supermanhood in word6-zip file. This book was cited in Agenda, vol 12, by Mother as an important work.
· Added new parts of Agenda ' translation into Russian: from 1970 May to 1971 February.
· Full text of Sri Aurobindo' The Synthesis of Yoga in English.
· Savitri, Book 2 Canto 4 translated into Russian by Ovanesbekov added as zip file.
· All catalogues presented in packed zip-file form at the zip/ directory. Partial references on to packed files deleted from Contents.
· Added: Kena Upanishad, Isha Upanishad, Aitareya Upanishad in translation of Sri Aurobindo, in English and in Russian translation as HTML text and as Word documents.
· Added: Sri Aurobindo, "Life Divine" in Russian translation as HTML text.
(book 2, cantoes 1-3), in HTML.
· Added: Sri Aurobindo, "The Problem of Rebirth", in Russian.
and redesigned into one whole HTML text.
Great thank you to web-site http://www.astrologos.ru/!
· Added: Sri Aurobindo, "The Supramental Manifestation upon Earth", in Russian.
(book 2, cantoes 1-3), as packed Word6 file.
· Added: Lao Czy, "Dao De Dzin" in Russian translation as HTML.
· Added: Mother, "Tales of All Times" in Russian translation as packed ASCII text.
· Added: Sri Aurobindo, "Life Divine" in Russian translation as packed ASCII text.


Do you often feel overwhelmed by the clutter in your home storage space, such as your attic? You're not alone! This is a struggle for many, and it especially becomes daunting around the holidays when you're searching for decorations and trying to sort through all of your items. Now, is the perfect time to get organized in preparation for the upcoming seasons and when Christmas rolls around at the end of the year, you'll feel prepared and organized. Here's some great tips for tackling your attic or home storage space!
Plan to succeed—The best thing you can do when taking on a project like this, is to have a plan! This may look different for each scenario, but, a good place to start is asking for a helping hand. You'll be more efficient and focused with someone else helping you sort through things. Pick a date and time and invite your spouse, child, neighbor or friend to help! If you feel your space is SO crammed with items that you're not sure you can part with, it's helpful to consider hiring a professional organizer. This individual can help you sort through your items and emotions as you determine what's worth saving and what's not! Search for one in your area today.
Have resources available—Do you have decades of items to sort through that you know you'll be sending to the trash? It may be worth renting a dumpster to have on site. If you're not looking to do quite such an extensive clean out, be sure to have large, oversized trash bags on hand and your car trunk cleaned out for trips to the local donation center or your off-site storage space.
Make TWO piles—One of the easiest ways to sort through items, is to make two piles, one to keep and one to give away or donate. Some helpful thoughts when sorting through clutter is to identify if you love it or use it? If it fits either of those, chances are you should probably keep it around, but, if not, be sure to determine if it's something you REALLY need.
Organizing your items to keep—All of the items you have selected that you'd like to keep, now need to be organized. This is the fun part…if you're keeping the items in your home storage, you'll want to look ahead to the next bullet point. But, if there's items that you know would be better served in an alternate storage space, contact us, at Amazing Spaces. We're happy to help determine the best option for you and your items. Not to mention, we will keep them in their best shape, with our climate controlled, AMAZING storage spaces! Call us today, 281-378-4343.
Storing your items—It's recommended that when storing your items, utilizing plastic/rubber bins best protects against insects and rodents. You can become even more organized by color coding your bins based on category and/or holiday. Once you've color coded them, create a certain area in your attic as a designated zone. For instance, create a space just for Christmas décor, or, the kid's clothing they've outgrown. Check out our blog on storing Bulky Halloween Decorations and Storing the Holidays. In addition to storing your items in bins, there's lots of handy storage on the walls created specifically for your space, like these attic truss shelves.
Label & inventory—Last but not least, it's important to label and number your storage bins and keep an inventory list. In an effort to recycle your bins, it's recommended to use either a label machine or sticker labels that adhere directly to the bin. If you'd like to get really specific, you can label what items are in each individual bin, on a sheet of paper adhered to the outside of the container. Otherwise, a general inventory list works well too!
LOVE your home—tips on making your home Amazing!


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Neighbours for Active Living: It Takes a Community to Maintain Health and Wellbeing of Seniors
By Stephen E. Chick, Ridhima Aggarwal
Topic Operations
Industry Biotechnology
In 2013, Eastern Health Alliance (EHA) launched the Neighbours for Active Living programme to reduce hospital readmissions among seniors in eastern Singapore. At its core, 'Neighbours' addressed the health care and social needs of high-risk residents within their homes, while building social support systems around them through community outreach. The case discusses the asset-based approach that inspired the concept as well as challenges such as measuring its effectiveness and the impact on patient outcomes.
The case can be used to discuss the following key themes. • The notion of population-based health care and how it differs from the traditional hospital-based care model, as well as asset-based approaches to care management. • A conceptual framework for exploring the potential for community-based models to improve population health and chronic diseases management. • The challenges of shifting care to within the community, and scaling up these efforts.
Aging in placeCommunity care model
Asset-based community development
Community-based care
Aging at home
Stephen E. Chick
Professor of Technology and Operations Management
Ridhima Aggarwal
The Salmon and Rameau Associate Director
Reorganizing Healthcare Delivery through a Value-Based Approach
Set in 2014, this case study examines the development and ongoing transition to value- and outcomes-based commissioning for diabetes care across North Central London (NCL). With the aim of improving health outcomes among their local populations, Clinical Commissioning Groups (CCGs) in NCL set out to transform the delivery and funding of services.
The Journey to Universal Health Coverage: Learning from Kenya's Pilot Programmes
By Stephen E. Chick, Ridhima Aggarwal, Sugandha Kaushal, Wangari Ng'ang'a
Industry Hospital & Health Care
In 2018, the government of Kenya launched a pilot universal health coverage (UHC) programme in 4 of its 47 counties, enabling access to health services for millions of people. UHC will be scaled up across the country based on learnings from the pilot, and reforms will be made to the national hospital insurance fund in order to establish a mandatory universal health coverage scheme.
PatientsLikeMe: Using Social Network Health Data to Improve Patient Care
By Stephen E. Chick, Françoise Simon, Ridhima Aggarwal
PatientsLikeMe, an online health community formed to provide value for patients in exchange for sharing their health data, had grown substantially since its founding in 2004. By 2016 it had over 130 employees. However, convincing investors of the viability of the business model proves more challenging.


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Mitchell Northam | NCAA.com | February 17, 2020
7 players who can impact the race to the women's basketball Final Four
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When the 2020 NCAA women's basketball tournament begins next month, there will be a handful of players who rise above the rest. These are the players built for March, the ones determined to reach their sport's biggest stage at the Final Four.
A season ago, these were players like Baylor's Kalani Brown, who dominated her opponents in the paint by rebounding, blocking and scoring at a high level. Players like Notre Dame's Jackie Young, who did little bit of everything for her team en route to an ACC title and another Final Four appearance. Players who put their teams on their backs and dragged them to the top, like Oregon's Sabrina Ionescu. And players like UConn's Napheesa Collier, who led her team by piling up double-doubles.
This year, several teams have emerged as legit Final Four contenders. And beyond that, we've seen a sampling of what their top players are capable of in big games on big stages. When games get tight, these are the players who can make a difference.
These are the players who can impact the race to the 2020 Final Four.
BRACKET: Predicting the NCAA women's basketball tournament field, one month out
Ruthy Hebard, Oregon
Oregon Athletics Oregon senior Ruthy Hebard leads the Pac-12 in rebounds per-game (9.6) and field goal percentage (67.6). (Oregon Athletics)
It might be easy for casual observers of women's basketball to overlook Hebard. After all, she's on the same team as the viral human highlight clip, Sabrina Ionescu. Still, a closer look says that Hebard has had just as much of an impact on Oregon's success this season, and there's evidence that points to her being a factor in crunch-time in March.
For starters, Hebard leads the Pac-12 in rebounds per-game (9.6) and field goal percentage (67.6). She also ranks third in the country in the latter statistic. Hebard is also fourth in the Pac-12 in scoring, averaging 17.2 points per-game. Last week, Hebard led Oregon to wins over USC and then-ranked No. 7 UCLA, totaling 52 points and 27 rebounds — performances that earned her the nod for Pac-12 Player of the Week.
A 6-4 native of Fairbanks, Alaska, Hebard has played well in games against top opponents this year too. In a win over UConn, she had 22 points, 12 rebounds and two blocks. Against Louisville, she had a double-double, plus two assists, three blocks and two steals.
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Aliyah Boston, South Carolina
Mitchell Northam | NCAA.com South Carolina's Aliyah Boston is one of the top freshmen in the country this year. (Mitchell Northam / NCAA.com)
It's hard to believe she's just a freshman, but the play of Boston has been a big reason why South Carolina is ranked No. 1 overall in the AP Top 25 poll. Boston is second in the SEC in field goal percentage (62.9), fifth in rebounds per-game (9.0) and second in blocks per-game (2.7).
The 6-5 native of St. Thomas in the U.S. Virgin Islands has been a force all season long for the Gamecocks. She notched a triple-double in her first collegiate game, grabbed 25 rebounds in a win over then-ranked No. 21 Arkansas, and scored 21 points in a win over then-ranked No. 9 Mississippi State. Boston also played well in South Carolina's November win over No. 2 Baylor, piling up 20 points, 13 rebounds and two blocks.
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And in a win over UConn — South Carolina's first after eight unsuccessful tries — Boston showed a different wrinkle to her game, knocking down a 3-pointer. She finished the game with 13 points, 12 rebounds, two blocks and three steals.
"I've started to get a little more confident when it comes to my outside shot," Boston said. "I've been working on it in practice a little bit more."
Gamecocks head coach Dawn Staley added: "It wasn't an emphasis going in. I just felt like, we could not get her the ball in the paint. Let her step out. Let her shoot."
Boston expanding her shooting range was something UConn didn't expect. If she keeps improving her game, other teams should be fearful in March.
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Elissa Cunane, N.C. State
Mitchell Northam | NCAA.com N.C. State's Elissa Cunane is among the ACC's leaders in scoring, rebounding and shooting percentages this season. (Mitchell Northam / NCAA.com)
A 6--5 sophomore, Cunane has helped N.C. State become a contender. She's sixth in the ACC in points per-game (16.7) first in rebounds per-game (10.2), second in field goal percentage (55.1), sixth in free throw percentage (80.3), first in double-doubles (12) and is a candidate for the Naismith and Leslie awards.
Cunane has helped lead N.C. State to a 22-3 record and its best AP Top 25 ranking in two decades, when the Wolfpack were ranked No. 4 a week ago. The Summerfield, North Carolina native is the focal point of N.C. State's offense. She's exceptional at scoring around the rim, drawing fouls and dishing out to her teammates for open three-pointers.
The latter is what makes her so difficult to guard, according to Duke head coach Joanne P. McCallie. The Wolfpack are shooting 36.1 percent from 3-point range as a team this year and have five players who have knocked down at least 23 looks from behind the arc this season.
"Actually, her teammates," McCallie said when asked what makes Cunane such a tough matchup. "What I mean by that is, their ability to shoot the three-ball. She's able to do what she does because you have to guard both post and perimeter. Of course, she has great talents individually and is a very much improved player… She's a very good free throw shooter. So, it's all of those factors, I think."
After recording 16 points, 15 rebounds and two blocks in a win over Maryland in December, Terps head coach Brenda Frese said of Cunane, "Elissa was terrific and (N.C. State) was really dominant when you talk about the physicality inside."
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Elizabeth Balogun, Louisville
Louisville Athletics Elizabeth Balogun, the 2019 ACC Freshman of the Year, helped lead Louisville to wins over N.C. State and Oregon. (Louisville Athletics)
One of the few teams to beat N.C. State this year was Louisville. It happened just last week when the Cardinals were coming off back-to-back losses. The difference in the losses and the win over the Wolfpack though was the presence of Balogun, who returned to the Louisville lineup after a stint with the Nigerian national team for Olympic qualifying.
Balogun — who transferred into Louisville this season after claiming ACC Freshman of the Year honors at Georgia Tech — tallied nine points, seven rebounds and a block in 22 minutes of play for the Cardinals. But she also did things that don't show up on the stat sheet, according to Louisville head coach Jeff Walz.
"Just her presence on the floor spreads things out. You got to defend her. She rebounded the ball tonight. And she makes the one three, but it sure was a big one," Walz said. "I was really proud and excited to have her back."
A 6-1 native of Chattanooga, Tennessee, Balogun does a little bit of everything for Louisville. That was on display when the Cardinals upset then-ranked No. 1 Oregon this season, as she racked up 11 points, four rebounds, two blocks and steal in 40 minutes of play.
Balogun has proven to be a smart passer, a good rebounder for her position, a feisty defender and a respectable 3-point shooter, knocking down 33 percent of her attempts this season. She's shown she can impact a game in a variety of ways for the Cardinals.
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Crystal Dangerfield, UConn
Mitchell Northam | NCAA.com Crystal Dangerfield is first in three-point percentage (43.2) in the American Athletic Conference. (Mitchell Northam / NCAA.com)
Dangerfield is having another stellar season for the Huskies. With 16.1 points per-game, she's sixth in the American Athletic Conference in scoring, fourth in field goal percentage (47.4), sixth in assists per-game (4.1), first in 3-point percentage (43.2) and second in assist-turnover ration (+2.2).
But Dangerfield's most important asset to the Huskies this season is difficult to quantify. On a team where most of the other starters are underclassmen, the leadership and experience of Dangerfield is crucial and valuable, especially in important games.
It was on display against No. 1 South Carolina. While some other UConn players struggled, Dangerfield kept fighting. She ended up with a stellar stat line of 25 points, four rebounds and two assists.
"Crystal did her part tonight — more than her part — and she shouldn't have to do that," UConn head coach Geno Auriemma said after the loss to South Carolina. "I'm not surprised Crystal played pretty well down here. She's a senior. She's been through a lot of these teams. And she's played 40 minutes in these games… She has a history of, 'I can do this.' Nobody (else) on this team has a history of being able to do that in a big road game."
Dangerfield has played in three Final Fours. UConn will be relying on her to lead the Huskies back there again.
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Kaila Charles, Maryland
Mitchell Northam | NCAA.com A senior, Kaila Charles leads Maryland in scoring and rebounding this season. (Mitchell Northam / NCAA.com)
Charles is another player who can and will do everything in her power to help her team win. In the Big Ten this year, the conference's Preseason Player of the Year is eighth in points per-game (15.1), eighth in rebounds per-game (7.8), fourth in field goal percentage (50.3), ninth in steals per-game (1.8) and third in offensive boards per-game (3.8).
A 6-1 guard from Glen Dale, Maryland, Charles was tabbed as a preseason All-American and was recently named as a finalist for the Miller Award. She leads the Terps in scoring and rebounding and is a large reason why they've won 11 games in a row. Charles has raised her game recently, scoring above her averaging in six of her last eight contests.
As a senior, Charles has experienced being on the big stage before for the Terps. A season ago, she dropped 36 points on Iowa in the Big Ten tournament and then 23 points on UCLA in the NCAA tournament. How Charles plays this postseason could play a crucial factor in how far Brenda Frese's Terps can go.
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DiDi Richards, Baylor
Mitchell Northam | NCAA.com Baylor's DiDi Richards has one of the best assist-turnover ratios in the nation this season. (Mitchell Northam / NCAA.com)
Richards is not the best rebounder or scorer for the Lady Bears, but she might be the player who is the most versatile and the one who gives maximum effort at all times. And she has experience playing on the biggest stage in women's college basketball.
A season ago, Richards' defense on Ionescu in the Final Four was one of the main factors in Baylor's semifinal win. She followed that up by tallying six points, six assists, two steals and a rebound in the Lady Bears' championship win over Notre Dame. Richards was named to the All-Big 12 Defensive Team and the 2019 Greensboro Regional Team last season.
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This year, the 6-foot-1 guard from Cypress, Texas is doing a little bit of everything again, averaging 8.3 points, 4.8 rebounds, 5.5 assists and 2.1 steals per-game while shooting 50.7 percent from the field and 78.7 percent from the charity stripe. Of note, she scored 20 points in a win over then-ranked No. 17 Indiana, had seven rebounds and five assists in a win over then-ranked No. 1 UConn, and dropped double-doubles in back-to-back wins over Iowa State and Texas.
Richards is also one of the best in the country when it comes to taking care of the ball. She's eighth in the nation with an assist-turnover ratio of +2.83. Her 133 assists are 20th best in the country.
If Baylor makes it back to the Final Four, look for Richards' name to pop up all over the stat sheet.
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Mitchell Northam is a graduate of Salisbury University. His work has been featured at the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, the Orlando Sentinel, SB Nation, USA Today, Bleacher Report, FanSided and the Delmarva Daily Times. He grew up on Maryland's Eastern Shore and is a member of APSE, USBWA and NASR. He's on Twitter at @primetimeMitch.
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Who is Markus Braun? ( Wirecard Chief Arrested) Wiki, Bio, Age, Arrested, Family, Career, Net Worth, Many More Facts You Need To Know
Markus Braun Wiki – Markus Braun Biography
According to various media outlets, Wirecard's ex-general manager Markus Braun has been arrested by German prosecutors for suspicions of wrong accounting and manipulative business practices.
Braun handed him over to Munich officials Monday evening after the arrest warrant was issued. Later on Tuesday, he will appear before the judge. The former CEO is accused of inflating Wirecard's balance sheet and manipulating the group's share price, making the company financially stronger.
Markus Braun Resigned & Statement
He was suddenly resigned from the company after the German payment firm's balance sheet was acknowledged that there was a deficit of € 1.9 billion ($ 2.15 billion), which caused the share price to drop by 80% for two days last week.
In a short statement, Wirecard said that Braun resigned with a board agreement and the company's chief compliance officer, James Freis, would take on the role of interim CEO.
Wild Card Statement
Last week, the company auditor EY admitted that after revealing the truth, he was missing about $ 2 billion from his balance sheet. The Fintech group later claimed that they probably did not have it in their accounts.
On June 18, Wirecard tried to raise suspicion when he told the company that approximately 2 billion euros ($ 2.3 billion) of credit could be terminated if his financial results were not released the next day. However, a report published by a financial forensics research team at the Financial Research and Analysis Center found that the company did not have $ 2 billion in cash access facilities as the remaining balance was linked to regulated entities.
Assets – Wirecard Bank, Germany, and Wirecard Card Solutions, UK. Typically, legal restrictions facilitate access to this money for general monetary purposes. The company is at the heart of a long-standing investigation of accounting practices by the Financial Times.
Markus Braun Arrest & Charge
Munich prosecutors said on Tuesday morning that Markus Braun was arrested on suspicion of wrong accounting and market manipulation.
The arrest followed Monday after Wirecard announced on his balance sheet that € 1.9 billion of cash was probably "not available" and had previously misidentified the biggest source of profit.
The company added yesterday that it is trying to figure out "to what extent and to what extent this kind of work is actually done for the benefit of the company." He withdrew his most recent financial results and said that other years' accounts could be wrong.
Braun returned to the Munich public prosecutor's office on Saturday evening and was to be presented to investigating judges on Tuesday, which, according to the public prosecutor's office, will decide to continue his detention. According to the investigations conducted so far, the Munich prosecutor's office probably accused Braun of "inflating Wirecard AG's balance sheet total and sales volume with other perpetrators," earning revenue from alleged transactions with third-party takers (TPA).
Prosecutors suspect that Mr. Braun has done this with others. A spokesman for the Munich prosecutor's office told Financial Times that the company's former board of directors is under investigation. An Austrian citizen, Braun, reported to Munich prosecutors Monday evening, and after a judge issued a 50-year-old arrest warrant, he traveled from his own city to Vienna to the German city.
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Яблонський Едуард Станіславович (3 серпня 1952, смт Підволочиськ) — український футболіст, футбольний тренер, діяч спорту.

Закінчив факультет фізичного виховання Тернопільського педагогічного інституту (1978, нині ТНПУ).

Виступав за команди «Колос» (Борщів, 1966—1970), «Атлантика» (Севастополь, 1970—1971), «Ватра» (1973—1975), «Текстильник» (1976—1983; обидві — Тернопіль), «Сокіл-Птахівник» (с. Великі Гаї Тернопільського району Тернопільської області, 1983—1986).

Працював тренером-виклалачем школи футболу «Колосок» при Тернопільському ФК «Нива» (1986—1988), тренером, адміністратором (1988—1996), начальником (1998—2003, 2004—2006). головним тренером (2004) команди «Нива» (м. Тернопіль), тренером жіночої команди «Спартак» (1996—1997, м. Київ), начальником команди «Полісся» (Житомир, 1997—1998).

Від 2006 — тренер Тернопільського СДГОШОР.

Джерела
 Петраш Б. Яблонський Едуард Станиславович //
 Легкий Л. Футбол Тернопілля. — Тернопіль: Лілея, 2002. — 144 с.; іл. — ISBN 966-656-002-X

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Languages that don't use the latin ABC alphabet, may be hard to learn or are just confusing and you cannot understand. Discuss how you feel about this.
Russian was pretty straight forward in the very early lessons regarding alphabet. Maybe it's because it is also phonetic and uses single letters like ours, but nevertheless I think getting used to a new script at a comfortable level takes indeed some time and repetition.
Although Duolingo is very helpful, some languages are very hard to learn. I have been trying to learn the Korean language and it feels very repetitive and annoying. I hope that as I learn it becomes easier to understand. I also have been seeing that. Comment your opinions too! It doesn't need to be about the Korean language.
Don't be discouraged, it's an entirely different alphabet and takes time. I recommend learning it/practicing it off duolingo aswell though.It seems relatively simple, but still kind of takes time to make that connection in your brain with the proper sound.
My tips are to not rely on the duolingo speech too much while doing later lessons, but try to force yourself to read each individual thing, even if it takes a bit of time. Oh, and another thing you can do is, assuming you like kpop (from your pic lol), you can try and write out member names or song titles/lyrics etc. so you can remember some components easier with sounds you already know.
Regarding the duolingo alphabet lessons, the only complaints I have that they could add better sounds, cus some of them are wrong, and make the matching up bit less messy.


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Comparison of two treatments for traumatic stress: A community-based study of EMDR and prolonged exposure
G. Ironson, B. Freund, J. L. Strauss, J. Williams
This pilot study compared the efficacy of two treatments for postraumatic stress disorder (PTSD): Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) and Prolonged Exposure (PE). Data were analyzed for 22 patients from a university-based clinic serving the outside community (predominantly rape and crime victims) who completed at least one active session of treatment after three preparatory sessions. Results showed both approaches produced a significant reduction in PTSD and depression symptoms, which were maintained at three-month follow-up. Successful treatment was faster with EMDR as a larger number of people (7 of 10) had a 70% reduction in PTSD symptoms after three active sessions compared to 2 of 12 with PE. EMDR appeared to be better tolerated as the dropout rate was significantly lower in those randomized to EMDR versus PE (0 of 10 vs. 3 of 10). However all patients who remained in treatment with PE had a reduction in PTSD scores. Finally, Subjective Units of Distress (SUDS) ratings decreased significantly during the initial session of EMDR, but changed little during PE. Postsession SUDS were significantly lower for EMDR than for PE. Suggestions for future research are discussed.
Journal of Clinical Psychology
https://doi.org/10.1002/jclp.1132
Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing
10.1002/jclp.1132
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Ironson, G., Freund, B., Strauss, J. L., & Williams, J. (2002). Comparison of two treatments for traumatic stress: A community-based study of EMDR and prolonged exposure. Journal of Clinical Psychology, 58(1), 113-128. https://doi.org/10.1002/jclp.1132
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A good advocate tries to make things simple, and sitting through Monday's U.S. Supreme Court hearing over the constitutionality of Arizona's independent redistricting commission, it was clear — if there had been any doubt — that former U.S. Solicitor General Paul Clement is one very good advocate. For Clement, who was representing the Arizona Legislature in its challenge to the commission, the whole of the case turned on a single word: legislature. Because the Constitution says that the "times, places, and manner" of federal elections should be decided in each state by the "legislature thereof," he told the Justices that meant Arizona voters had no right to use a ballot initiative to pass the law creating the commission in 2000. But for all the superficial simplicity of Clement's argument, the history of the Founding Era and the years since suggests the Court should not be so quick to relegate the people to bystanders.


Goal setting and planning forms the basis of this course which could be entitled 'how to organise your life'. It is a thorough, wide-ranging and helpful guide to managing your business and personal life, with lots of practical time management and organisational techniques.
Written in an informal chatty style, the author uses anecdotes and examples from his own life to illustrate time management issues. Encouraging, realistic and pragmatic, with useful documentation which can be copied, adapted and re-used it enables you to bring control into all aspects of your life.
The sections on goal-setting and planning are equally applicable to your business and personal life and encourage clear, purposeful thinking. The effects of stress are clearly explained in a thoughtful way with step by step analysis of how it affects individuals, giving lots of helpful advice on handling stress.
The sections on procrastination, the biggest time waster of all, and other barriers to action, enable you to take a hard look at yourself, understand how you operate, and monitor and analyse how you use your time.
Sound advice on dealing with people and handling meetings, with a helpful section on assertiveness is a further aid to help you exert control over your life.
I would recommend this course to anyone wanting to get more out of life, to achieve more and reduce their stress levels.
Jean Stainthorpe is a Business Coach and Mentor. Much of her working life was spent in large organisations managing teams of technical and professional people developing IT systems implemented for customers throughout the UK. She now works with the SME sector bringing experience of the corporate world to directors and senior managers to help them achieve their potential and thus greater success in their business and personal lives.


Stubbed toes and cold nose aside, I have returned triumphant and unharmed, gentle reader.
Tired but happy. Dirty but clean. (interpret at will) Strong and vulnerable.
But really, I'm wiped and furthermore, will be attending a 3-4 day Camp this morning. There really is no rest for the...righteous.
so. here we go again.
..give me something good to come home to.
the Indians and Pilgrims had the right idea. where did we forget?
I'm thankful for these guys. For being able to look around me and everywhere I see is miles of smiles. That's hard to come by, I'm told.
I'm thankful that I can be thankful. And I'm happy that no matter what life can kick at me, I'm just a little better jumper - that's all.
I am sickened on stuffing, by the way. And because of the sugar I'm gonna be looking like this all week.
I can't take my mind off of you.
"On this the 19th day of the 11th month, 1983 -- Liz de Gaalon was birthed in Wakayama, Japan."
Congratulate me for keeping up with myself this long..no small feat, I assure you. And so much love to those who've put up with me this long.
Saw AirForce One flying overhead downtown the other day. I thought it was some kind of airshow with four planes flying in tow but some perceptive soul snapped me out of my expectations of seeing them do flips and dives.
For the rest of the day we switched off high fiving (for no apparent reason) and singing Mr. President.
It's popular nowadays to bash Bush, and for the reason that I think he's a puppet, I won't. But dang it, this post is a good opportunity to declare my undying revulsion for everything mainstream.
Why do you kill them for fun?
When I was a kid, I used to hang out in the bathroom for many many minutes longer than was neccesary in order to escape dishes, people, or just plain ordinary. I'd sit there, doing nothing in particular, staring at the tile in front of me abso-positively CONVINCED that if I Stared At The Wall for long enough I would discover the hidden "catch" - the Doorway to Worlds Unknown (it was usually a combination of top-secret maneuvers and mind powers, none of which I'll reveal at this time).
Today my efforts payed off.
View this wall, if you please.
I clamber up and then, on hands and knees sneak my way through, around and over. What will I find? Harpies and succubi, beholders and nymphs, sirens or King Kong?
I am merely the messenger but I was not disappointed.
I wriggled, pryed, grasped and squeezed but at last I came to the pulsating heart. It was revealed to me in all it's splendor. And I don't mind saying, it made me catch my breath...just a tad, mind you. I don't want to seem green.
Amongst the beams and organs I stumbled upon creatures the likes of which I've never before...behelden?
I don't know what it was, but I sure didn't want to cross it.
I had to swear an oath, a blood oath that I wouldn't reveal the deeper secets, nor the Meaning of Existence that I disovered in that place of wonder. I'd LIKE to, but....you understand.
Mediocrity is far more damaging to the eyes..
I am a selfish person. and afraid of the dark. and the future.
She's about 5'8, brunette, hazel eyes enjoys long walks on the beach and stints in the closet. So far she's been enjoyable but I'll let you know how things progress. I'm sure she's got some stinky habits, and I'll be sure to sneakily let you in on them. Heehee, we're SUCH rascals, me and you!
Oh yes, and my little corner of the world is rockin'.
Halloween and we wanted to rock.
I was feeling glum. A mood swing bopped me on the head and left me high and dry, stranded in a pool of dispirit. Maybe I was being attacked by a hinderer.
At around midnight, I start walking in the general direction of my bed having decided to give up the ghost, so to speak. When I see Tarug and The Magic Painter flying past in all their full glory. Fully..undressed. Tarug snug in a leopard flap and The Magic Painter resplendent in his red beret and colorful cape. I chuckled in spite of myself and sauntered outside after them, more of out of morbid curiousity.
It was there, gentle reader, that I met God.
Maybe not so much God as the Holy Trinity. I was tempted to fall to my face, kissing the hem of their garments and giving due homage.
That is until Jesus, sporting the Largest Afro I've ever seen, utters: "Dang! Where's my beard got to?"
Being so near to the Divinities naturally perked up my spirits and the evening went from bad to better. We partied so hard, Jesus lost his Afro, God broke out His inner rock star, the Holy Spirit declared that she was in fact a he and the Magic Painter and Tarug skipped up and down singing bawdy tunes.
The following day, I was promptly burnt at the stake for heresy. Now I am a spirit helper in my own right. Who knows, with my new Connections, I may even be promoted to mini-god? Yes?


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La línea 42 es una línea regular diurna de Avanza Zaragoza. Realiza el recorrido comprendido entre el barrio de La Paz y la calle Valle de Broto del distrito Actur-Rey Fernando en la ciudad de Zaragoza (España).

Tiene una frecuencia media de 6 minutos.

Plano de recorrido

Recorrido

Sentido Valle de Broto
Paseo del Canal, La Salud, Teniente Coronel León Moyano, Villa de Pau, Gabriel Gombao, Avenida América, Paseo Colón, Paseo Mariano Renovales, Luis Vives, Fernando el Católico, Isabel la Católica, Asín y Palacios, Violante de Hungría, Vía Univérsitas, Rioja, Avenida Navarra, Iriarte Reinoso, Avenida Puerta Sancho, Avenida Pablo Gargallo, Plaza Europa, Valle de Broto, Intercambiador Actur

Sentido La Paz
Intercambiador Actur, Valle de Broto, Plaza Europa, Avenida Almozara, Avenida Puerta Sancho, Casanova, Avenida Navarra, Rioja, Vía Univérsitas, Violante de Hungría, Condes de Aragón, Tomás Gabasa, Embarcadero, Vía Ibérica, Isabel la Católica, Manuel Lasala, Paseo Mariano Renovales, Vía Pignatelli, Fray Julián Garcés, Villa de Ansó, Lasierra Purroy, Lugo, San Antonio de Padua, Paseo del Canal

Referencias

Enlaces externos
 TUZSA (web) Esquema con el recorrido y las paradas de todas las líneas de la red de transporte.
 TUZSA (web) Plano de la línea 42.

Líneas diurnas de Avanza Zaragoza


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Closing arguments next week in Gibson's Bakery v. Oberlin College
By Scott Mahoney | The Chronicle-Telegram
Richard Panza, an attorney representing Oberlin College, and Lee Pakas, an attorney representing Gibson's, meet with Judge John Miraldi on Friday afternoon, May 31 during testimony with Oberlin College President Carmen Twillie Ambar.
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Oberlin College President Carmen Twillie Ambar leaves the stand after finishing her testimony on Friday afternoon, May 31.
ELYRIA — Oberlin College has no desire to acquire Gibson's Bakery or its building, college President Carmen Twillie Ambar said Friday.
Ambar took the stand Friday in the final day of testimony in the civil trial between Gibson's Bakery and Oberlin College, saying the college has "no desire" to acquire the family-owned bakery or any other businesses in Oberlin.
Instead, Ambar testified that the college has had discussions that its footprint is too large, and it may need to consolidate.
During testimony this week, attorneys for Gibson's Bakery have brought up the fact that the college owns the majority of the property surrounding Tappan Square, which also is owned by the Oberlin College. The attorneys pointed out that the college took over ownership of the Apollo Theater, which had been a family-owned business for about 85 years prior.
Attorneys for Gibson's Bakery said they believed that if Gibson's Bakery were to close, the college would purchase it.
Ambar said that isn't the case, and she also stated that the college purchased the Apollo Theater, which was a business that was losing money, to keep it open. She stated that having a theater in downtown Oberlin is good for the college and the community as a whole. She also said the college loses about $500,000 a year running the Apollo.
Gibson's sued the college and the college's Vice President and Dean of Students Meredith Raimondo for libel, interference with business relationships, interference with contracts, intentional infliction of emotional distress and trespass in 2017. The bakery also is suing the college for negligent hiring, retention and supervision.
The rift between the bakery and the college began in 2016 when a student tried to buy alcohol with a fake ID and shoplift from Allyn D. Gibson, who is the son of the bakery's owner, David Gibson. Allyn D. Gibson followed the student out of the store, and the two got into a physical altercation.
Two other students got involved, and police have said when they arrived the three students were hitting Allyn D. Gibson while he was on the ground.
Allyn D. Gibson is white and the students are black, and the incident escalated. All three students pleaded guilty in August 2017 to misdemeanor charges and read statements into the record acknowledging that Allyn D. Gibson was within his right to detain the shoplifter and that his actions were not racially motivated.
In the two days following the shoplifting incident, Oberlin College students protested in front of the bakery and passed out the flyers urging people to boycott the bakery because of the bakery's history of racial profiling. Oberlin College stopped ordering from the bakery after the protests before resuming in January 2017.
The college once again ceased ordering from Gibson's after the lawsuit was filed in November 2017.
Ambar said she decided to cease ordering from Gibson's after consulting with the college's Board of Trustees.
"The rationale for doing it was a decision by one of your vendors to sue you is a decision to alter the relationship," Ambar said. "It seemed appropriate to me to suspend that business and to frankly not support the business that was suing you."
Most of Friday was the continuation of testimony of Sean Saari, a certified public accountant and certified valuation analyst with the business advisory firm Skoda Minotti. On Thursday and Friday, Saari disputed testimony by another CPA, Frank Monaco, who had testified earlier that Gibson's Bakery and its owners had, and will, suffer $5.8 million in damages from the protests. Saari said he felt Gibson's Bakery was worth only $35,000 and that the family's other business interests had been unaffected by the 2016 protests.
When Owen Rarric, one of the attorneys for Gibson's Bakery, had the opportunity to cross examine Saari, he immediately attacked the witness' credibility as an expert witness.
"What year did you become an expert?" Rarric asked
"I started doing expert work in 2007," Saari said.
"Before you were even a CPA?"
"At the same time, yeah," Saari said. "As I was studying for a CPA, I was doing expert work, yes."
"You were still in college at the time?" Rarric said.
"No, I had graduated from MBA school."
"So you get your diploma, and you believe right then and there you became an expert," Rarric said.
"I started doing expert work, yes."
Rarric then asked Saari if he thought that gaining real-world experience would help develop expertise. Saari said he did, but he also felt that it also required "knowing how to do the work."
"Would you agree with me that it's helpful having seen a thing or two over the years to offer to gain expertise?" Rarric asked.
"Yeah, and I think I've seen a thing or two over the 1,000 or so engagements I've been a part of," Saari said.
On Thursday, Saari had said he had testified as an expert four other times in court. On Friday on cross-examination, though, he said all four of those appearances had been for divorces.
After Ambar's testimony, the attorneys for Oberlin College rested their case. Closing arguments are expected to take place either Wednesday or Thursday.
Contact Scott Mahoney at (440) 329-7146 or smahoney@chroniclet.com. Follow him on Twitter @SMahoneyCT.
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Despite Google's phenomenal growth, the Internet search giant does not appear to be worried about taking on too many projects, judging from comments made at a media roundtable Wednesday with company cofounder Sergey Brin and CEO Eric Schmidt.
Though Google is expanding into multiple areas such as operating systems, applications, online books and display advertising, more than 90 percent of company revenue comes from keyword-related search advertising, acknowledged Schmidt, who is also the chairman of the company. Schmidt and Brin, who rarely makes public appearances, sat down with journalists at the company's New York headquarters to field questions about a wide variety of topics.
"In technology ... you either grow or die," Schmidt said. Nevertheless, the company is not hiring as fast as it once did, which may help it better absorb the changes it has made over the past few years, Brin pointed out. "I'm not sure we'll ever double from the headcount we have now," Brin said.
From its consumer-focused roots, Google has been expanding into the enterprise market with its enterprise search appliance and applications. Developing for the consumer and corporate markets may not be as different as some observers might think, according to Brin.
"Increasingly all of our offerings are available to both the enterprise and the consumer ... and many of the features that the enterprise users are asking for are the same as what small and medium-size companies are asking for," Brin said. Many of Google's offerings were "born from an internal need," he pointed out.
"We've focused on some things that would work in an enterprise and also rolled it out to consumers," Brin said.
In 2004, for example, "webmail was really a toy," Brin added. With Gmail, the company pushed further than competitors, offering technology that was able to handle large amounts of data in the cloud, he pointed out. Some products like the Picasa photo-editing and -sharing technology are not aimed at enterprises but will be eventually, Brin said.
"I think the cloud model is a better model" for applications, Brin said. "Think about all the upgrades you ... never have to see again."
Increasing and ensuring uptime is a key to winning over enterprise customers, Brin acknowledged, in response to a comment that Google has suffered two outages recently. The company is trying to adjust its underlying network architecture, he noted, "grouping users into pods so (outages) don't have this kind of chain reaction."
Despite Google's efforts to expand into multiple technologies however, "search needs to get better ... faster," Schmidt said. Google's working on a number of projects to enhance search technology. Not all of the search options on what Google calls the "tool belt" are available across applications such as image and video search, Brin noted. "I'd like to see all of the options available."
Brand-new options will be coming down the pike, Brin noted. Today, for example, users can get a timeline view of search results based on dates in documents, but the company would like to be able to allow a view based on dates when documents were created, he said.
Though the company is expanding in applications as well as operating systems -- with the Android mobile platform launched last year and its upcoming Chrome OS on track to appear in PCs next year -- it will not bring people into the sort of "closed loop" that Microsoft users have found themselves in, Schmidt emphasized. "Many of our users are only one click away ... from other online services," he noted. The company would not be able to suddenly start charging for previously free software, since that would break a bond of trust with users and the public outcry would be enormous, he said.
In addition, Google is basing its operating systems on open-source technology, so competitors could take the source code and offer it free if Google changed its business model, Schmidt said.
The Google Chrome OS is still on track to appear on devices in 2010, judging from remarks both Schmidt and Brin made. There will be some overlap in the market for Android and Chrome operating systems in netbooks, but Chrome is aimed at the 12-inch-and-over form factor, Schmidt said.
The meeting with the Google executives took place at about the same time as a New York court status hearing on progress that the company is making in dealing with complaints about its agreement with The Authors Guild and the Association of American Publishers (AAP) regarding the vast Google Books project to scan texts and offer them online. The basic plan is that Google will offer only snippets of text online. Readers will have to pay to access full text of books, and Google has worked out a payment system with authors and publishers. But critics of the deal say it could lead to a Google online book monopoly and crowd out competitors.
"Some of the criticisms as I read them ... are legitimate," Schmidt allowed, declining to specify what he considers to be legitimate concerns. Schmidt and Brin repeated Google's position that it is bringing books -- especially so-called "orphan works" whose authors can no longer be found -- to a wider audience than ever before.
As far as the criticisms are concerned, "we can address them in the settlement," Schmidt said.


Using Microsoft PowerPoint alignment on the slides in your presentation gives it a cleaner, more professional look and feel. Learn what to do in this easy-to-implement tutorial.
Note: In this tutorial we use the Madura template. You can find great PPT presentation templates on Envato Elements, on GraphicRiver, or in our Best Microsoft PowerPoint Template Designs.
Getting alignment on a slide is really about creating a sense of visual rhythm. Let's learn more about it in Microsoft PowerPoint. As I start to click and drag an image, you'll see when I have it centered up thanks to these guides. These little lines are really showing you when you've got the image in the place that will have it centered.
The PowerPoint alignment guides can help you see how your image is positioned on the screen.
You don't have to do anything to access these options, just click and drag until you see them. And they kind of illustrate where the object sits proportionately to the edges and center of the slide.
Let's switch slides, and you'll see three images here. The two on the outside edges aren't equidistant from the one in the middle.
Drag an image and use the PowerPoint alignment tools to make it equidistant to the others.
As I start drag one, you can see when I have positioned it so that it's equidistant thanks to these guidelines that show.
Now, you can also align content inside of boxes. For example, in text boxes, you might want to tweak the text and where it sits. In the text box, I'll make sure that I'm on the Home tab and find the Paragraph section on the menu.
You can align text in PowerPoint using the tools in the Paragraph section of the menu.
You can click on center, for example, to center up the text of the box. Alignment is easy and really cleans slides up. You've just used the PowerPoint align tool to align text in PowerPoint.
Aligning objects on slides in Microsoft PowerPoint is a quick and easy way to make your presentations appear more professional.


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As a prominent industrial design agency, Dantu Drafting offers a wide array of services to ensure that each of our Industrial Designers execute each project correctly. Our drawings are carefully and meticulously checked before they are released to the client. This is because we know that each project is valuable. Because of this, we have maintained-long lasting relationships with clients who have been and continue to be satisfied with our services.
We prefer to work closely with fabricators, so as to ensure an accurate and speedy completion of each project. We have successfully acquired many new clients over the past few years. As such, we are proud to say that we have secured and served the needs of many South African companies. That, alongside several companies abroad as well.
Our industrial design agency has the capacity for 11 full time draftsman with a wide range of skills and expertise. We are capable of accepting a varied and substantial workload thanks to this fact.
Indeed, Dantu Drafting is a company capable of taking on any design task. Whether a client needs a steel structure design, mechanical design, civil, or otherwise, our experience, combined with our expertise ensure that every project will meet client expectations.
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