The PHA-Accredited PH Care Centers (PHCC) program is an initiative of PHA's Scientific Leadership Council to accredit centers in the U.S. in order to raise the level of care for individuals with pulmonary hypertension (PH). Accreditation is based on a center's overall commitment to PH patients, breadth of involved health care professionals and scope of services provided.
PHA has created two maps to assist in locating a PHCC near you.
PH specialists in the PHCC network also can be found in our Doctors Who Treat PH directory. They will be designated as part of an accredited PH program in your search.
Two types of centers are accredited: Centers of Comprehensive Care (CCC) and Regional Clinical Programs (RCP). Both accredited CCCs and RCPs will have demonstrated a commitment to providing expert-level care based on pulmonary arterial hypertension (PAH) consensus guidelines.
A PHA-Accredited Center of Comprehensive Care is a highly organized, full-time PH Center that proficiently evaluates PH patients based on published evidence-based guidelines and also provides expert treatment of pulmonary arterial hypertension (PAH) patients with all of the FDA-approved therapies. CCCs also make important contributions to PH research and education.
A PHA-Accredited Regional Clinical Program is a regional PH Center that proficiently evaluates PH patients based on published evidence-based guidelines and also provides expert treatment of PAH patients with all non-parenteral therapies. An RCP must collaborate with its regional CCCs by referring patients that may benefit from opportunities unavailable at the RCP, including the initiation of advanced parenteral therapies and participation in clinical research protocols.
In September 2011, members of the PHA Board of Trustees, the PHA Scientific Leadership Council, and other key stakeholders in the PH community approved the PHCC initiative in concept. A steering committee and task forces were organized and staffed to address accreditation criteria, program implementation, registry development, communication to key stakeholders and financial sustainability. The members below provided valuable contributions, which include: researching, accumulating and documenting information, developing logic models, defining action steps, building financial projections and validating the program content.


Christ Our Life provides the thorough foundation of the Catholic faith. With Scripture, doctrine, and church teaching integrated into every lesson, children learn about their faith and build a foundation that will last a lifetime. Hands-on activities, music and prayer opportunities help children live their faith. The series utilizes a spiral curriculum that allows for continuous growth of faith in the students both in scope and depth. With a focus on Scripture, the content blends core beliefs: Creed, Sacraments, Commandments and Prayer. Each chapter includes opportunities for prayer, family features to encourage parental involvement, classical and multicultural artwork, Catholic social teaching applications, and activities. Upon request, a free copy of Catholic Prayers for Catholic Families (English or bilingual) will be included with the order of each student book.
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Saudi attack on Somali refugee boat likely war crime: HRW
A picture taken on March 17, 2017, shows bodies of people who were killed in a boat carrying Somali refugees arriving at Yemen's western port city of Hudaydah. (Photo by AFP)
New York (ANN)-Human Rights Watch (HRW) says a recent deadly aerial aggression on a boat carrying Somali refugees off the coast of Yemen, "apparently" carried out by the Saudi-led military coalition, likely amounts to "war crime."
According to a statement released by the HRW on Sunday, at least 32 people lost their lives and nearly 30 others were injured after an apparent Saudi airstrike hit a boat, crammed with 145 Somali refugees, near Bab al-Mandeb Strait in the Red Sea on the evening of March 16. Preliminary estimates by the United Nations' refugee agency, the UNHCR, however, put the fatalities at 42.
"The coalition's apparent firing on a boat filled with fleeing refugees is only the latest likely war crime in Yemen's two-year-long war," said Sarah Leah Whitson, the Middle East director at the HRW, adding that "reckless disregard for the lives of civilians has reached a new level of depravity."
Riyadh and its allies, however, have denied carrying out the airstrike despite witness accounts citing an Apache helicopter – which is only used by Saudi Arabia in the war on Yemen – to have attacked the vessel.
"All of a sudden, I saw a helicopter above us. … They attacked abruptly. … When they kept firing at us, those of us who spoke Arabic kept saying, 'We are Somalis!'" the statement quoted a young survived Somali refugee as saying.
A picture taken on March 17, 2017, shows a man holding temporary registration form for refugees with the UNHCR, covered in blood, of one of the persons killed in a boat carrying Somali refugees, in front of the dead bodies arriving at Yemen's western port city of Hudaydah. (Photo by AFP)
In the early hours of March 17, the ill-fated boat managed to dock at Yemen's western port city of Hudaydah and the world learned about the tragedy. The UNHCR said at the time that it was "appalled by the deaths of refugees."
The refugees had departed from Hudaydah to Sudan when they came under Saudi fire. Ten refugees are still missing. Under the laws of war, deliberate or reckless attacks against civilians are considered as war crimes.
Hudaydah is part of a broad battlefront where Saudi-backed forces are fighting the Yemeni army and its Houthi allies, which control most of northern and western Yemen. Despite repeated assaults and heavy bombardments, Saudi Arabia has failed to wrest control of the port and on March 19 it called for jurisdiction over Hudaydah to be transferred to the UN but the world body flatly rejected the call.
On March 26, 2015, Saudi Arabia, backed by a number of African and Persian Gulf Arab states, began launching airstrikes on different areas across Yemen, its southern neighbor, in an attempt to reinstate resigned president Abd Rabbuh Mansur Hadi, who is a close Riyadh ally, and to crush the popular Houthi Ansarullah movement.
According to the United Nations humanitarian coordinator for Yemen, Jamie McGoldrick, the Saudi military campaign has claimed the lives of 10,000 Yemenis and left 40,000 others wounded. However, local Yemeni sources have put the death toll from the Saudi war at over 12,000, including many women and children.
The Saudi war has also taken a heavy toll on the country's facilities and infrastructure, destroying many hospitals, schools and factories.
African Union welcomes release of Ethiopian prisoners
Somaliland: Journalist Missing for One Week
A former Ethiopian government official says there is no doubt that a massacre has taken place in Tigray
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The current state of affairs for dance in our culture creates a critical need for dance artists to stretch their thinking about where and how to reach audiences. Leaders in the field require an understanding of contemporary dance practices that acknowledges the development of individual somatic engagement and the implementation of emerging artistic visions in shifting professional landscapes. In addition, the ability to use and adapt a variety of technologies that will enable the artist/leader to expand the notions of "venue," "context," and "format" are of particular importance as the field seeks to find new ways to reach audiences.
To acquire the knowledge and ability to function in the role of the practicing artist in a professional and/or academic environment.
To develop the artistic process skills and conceptual understanding necessary for the attainment of a high level of dance artistry.
To develop the creative thinking and problem-solving skills that are necessary for the conception and creation of dance works.
To engage in extensive choreographic and performance exploration leading to the development of a body of work.
To develop the ability to describe, analyze, interpret and evaluate works of art in various media; to relate dance to these forms; and to draw from them concepts that will enrich the creative process and enhance the understanding of dance as an art form and social phenomenon.
To become proficient in communicating artistic conceptions and creative intentions in written and verbal form.
To acquire an understanding and appreciation of dance as an expression of culture and the trends in dance history that have shaped the nature of choreography and performance.
To develop the leadership skills to design, implement and evaluate projects for diverse artistic, academic and community contexts and be mindful of socially responsible artistic practices.


Tropical rainforests help regulate the water cycle and climate in the local area and, if they no longer exist, will increase the risk of flooding, soil erosion and drought in some area.
If development is going to be sustainable (resources will support current economic development, but will still be available for future generations to use) then sustainable management of the tropical rainforest is required.
Sustainable management of the rainforest occurs at a range of levels. International, national and local solutions can support the future of our tropical rainforests.
Debt reduction programme – Many tropical rainforests are located in LICs. Many LICs are heavily in debt and often use natural resources such as the rainforest as a way of making money to pay off loans. However, there have been instances when wealthier countries have agreed to write off the debt in return for protecting the rainforest. In 2010 The USA and Brazil signed an agreement converting $21m (£13.5m) of Brazilian debt into a fund to protect tropical ecosystems.
Instead of paying back the debt, Brazil will use the money to conserve its Atlantic coastal rainforest, as well as the Cerrado and Caatinga ecosystems.
International Agreements – Tropical hardwood, such as mahogany, is in high demand in richer countries to make things like furniture. This high demand is leading to increased rates of illegal deforestation. To overcome this international agreements are in place to restrict wood that is not from a sustainable sourced being imported into countries. An example of this is FSC. The Forest Stewardship council source sustainable timber and mark these products with their logo so people buying the wood know that the wood is sustainably sourced.
Education – ensuring those involved in the exploitation and management of the forest understand the consequences behind their actions. an example of this is the roll-out of Coffee Sustainability Curriculum through a new app and advanced training courses in Brazil.
Forest reserves – areas protected from exploitation.
Monitoring – use of satellite technology and photography to check that any activities taking place are legal and follow guidelines for sustainability.
Afforestation – the opposite of deforestation. If trees are cut down, they are replaced to maintain the canopy.
Shifting Cultivation – Farmers should move on after 2-3 years to allow the rainforest to recover.
Rubber tapping – More sustainable methods of exploiting the rainforest should be pursued e.g. rubber tapping.
Selective Logging – Only certain trees (e.g. just the older or inferior ones) are cut down – most trees in the area are left standing. This causes less damage as the trees that remain provide soil cover, avoiding leaching of nutrients and soil erosion and protecting the nutrient cycle. Selective logging allows young trees a guaranteed life span and the forest will regain full maturity after around 30-50 years. This maintains the health of the forest and ensures it can be used by future generations.
In some areas, horse logging is used which involves horses dragging the felled trees out of the rainforest which is more environmentally friendly than using heavy machinery. Helicopter logging is also an alternative to using heavy machinery to extract timber. This occurs in the Malaysian state of Sarawak.
Agroforestry – growing trees and crops at the same time. This lets farmers take advantage of shelter from the canopy of trees. It prevents soil erosion and the crops benefit from the nutrients from the dead organic matter.


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The Amarillo Venom try to get back on track this weekend after suffering the second loss of the season last week in Champions Indoor Football.
The Venom will play the Texas Power on Saturday at 6 p.m. at the Amarillo Civic Center. The Power is replacing the Dallas Marshals on the schedule.
Amarillo Head Coach Julian Reese is hoping the offense can find some consistency after struggling in a 64-44 loss at the Texas Revolution. The Venom managed just 7 points in the first quarter of that game and was shutout in the 4th quarter.
The team will be saluting the "true Heroes" at the game with free tickets to military and first responders.


Watch classic Battlefield gameplay and see how thrilling horse charges, battle tanks and armored trains are at the dawn of all-out war. It's war on an epic scale, Only in Battlefield 1.
Battlefield 1 will be available from Oct 21st 2,016 on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC.


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North Korea's government-owned makeup brand wants to take on Chanel and Shiseido
A slogan in Pyongyang Cosmetics Factory reads: "Compete with the world, challenge the world, go lead the world!"
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This month North Korea opened its recently remodeled Pyongyang Cosmetics Factory to foreign media. Yesterday the Global Times, a Chinese state-run media outlet, published a report based on its tour of the facilities.
According to the article, the factory received nearly 140 international cosmetics products from North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, then analyzed them to improve its own offerings. Kim instructed the government-owned facility to make the "world's best cosmetics" during a visit last year at the height of tensions with the US over missile and nuclear tests. He hailed its "world-level" products and "very nice" packaging.
Kim Jong Un at the Pyongyang Cosmetics Factory in 2017.
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The factory claims its Unhasu line is running "neck and neck" with luxury brands like Shiseido and Chanel on four criteria: "stability, safety, sensation, and effect." Its chief engineer, Lee Seon-hee, said Unhasu products outperform Chanel on safety, largely because ingredients are sourced locally and "contain abundant extracts from plants and animals that grow or live in North Korea."
"Surprisingly the place is free from the smell of chemicals," the Global Times reports, noting that local residents consider North Korean cosmetics products "gentle, simple, and elegant."
Outsiders have attested to the quality of North Korean cosmetics. Ambreen Mustafa, who lives in Pyongyang with her husband, a Pakistani diplomat, extolled the quality of the nation's cosmetics in a podcast interview with NK News in June. Her friends in Pakistan, she noted, "loved the cosmetics, the skincare products" that she brought back with her on visits home.
Established in the 1960s, the factory produces over 300 kinds of products, including lotions, anti-wrinkle creams, and shampoo. It's exported items to Russia, China, and Iran and has flagged Australia and Cyprus as future markets, according to the Global Times, with recent orders from Russia sparking an uptick in production.
Inside the Pyongyang Cosmetics Factory in 2008.
In China, North Korean cosmetics—including Bomhyanggi, a rival to Unhasu—have proven popular among online shoppers. It helps that the products are relatively inexpensive: Most Unhasu products cost less than $100, including the kind of anti-wrinkle creams that often sell for far more elsewhere.
If tensions between the Kim regime and international community continue to cool (paywall), we may see Unhasu leading the way on North Korea's commercial diplomacy.


About a week into my recent vacation to Thailand and Myanmar, I started to wonder if I'd remember how to do my job when I returned to work. It was my first trip to Asia, and the world of web development and WordPress – along with the rest of my usual daily life – felt utterly far away. I guess that's what vacations are supposed to do, right?
I'm still processing my experience, and I have a ton of photos to sift through. Instead of waiting, I thought I'd start by posting some of my favourite panoramas to give you a taste of where I've been.


In my last post, I was mentioning a wish, my wish was to get a real winter and god what have i asked for! I ended up getting the full package, a winter that i have never seen here in Finland! A winter that amazed me with its beauty and froze my heart and soul with its cold but it was all white and glittery and it still goes on.
We had a season of Joy and wonderful Holiday in Vimpeli, where my parents in law live and it's just so spacious and huge and all frozen, from the lake to the roads and fields. it was a unique Christmas, all white full of great time of relaxation after a busy month at work. Then came the new year and it's festivities in Helsinki, The traditional fireworks overlooking the city from the rock. Finland keeps impressing me more and more, It would be great to share more with you about my great experiences here so far, and specially not blogging daily!
The winter came fast, it hit us hard with -25C in Helsinki for some days and snow covering the streets and the cars all over. But then came the sunshine and the green warm weather of Beirut, I left after the New Year to visit my parents and family in Lebanon where i spent a week of great time and memories! It was so fun to go back and picture the city of Beirut in a different way, to notice the things i miss there and to appreciate the good life standards we have here, the social system and the good benefits of a hard-working society. I was still impressed with the good weather which was not a winter as i expected Lebanon to be at this period of the year. It was a simple spring!
Coming back to here, i met the first time in my life the Winter Wonderland, the fairytale place on earth.
I want that Helsinki back!
A year of change, a year since that winter!
Wow, I can only imagine what a winter wonderland Finland must be right now! Here in Gothenburg it's already disappearing, but what a wonderful Christmas – right out of a Christmas card – we all got!


限定用法の形容詞 30 の,30 個の,30 人の.
She's thirty years old [of age]. 彼女は 30 歳だ.
He's thirty. 彼は 30 歳だ.
不可算名詞 [時に 可算名詞; 通例無冠詞] (基数の) 30.
不可算名詞 30 歳; 30 ドル[ポンド,セント,ペンス(など)].
a man of thirty 30歳の男.
[the thirties] (世紀の) 30 年代.
[one's thirties] (年齢の) 30 代.
die in one's thirties 30代で死ぬ.
不可算名詞 【テニス】 サーティー 《2 点目の得点; ⇒tennis 【解説】》.
Thirty have had accidents in the mountains this year.
I'll be waiting at the station at six thirty.
From Middle English thirty, metathetic alternant of Middle English thritti, þrittiȝ, from 古期英語 þritiġ ("thirty"), from Proto-Germanic *þrīz tigiwiz ("thrity", literally "three tens"), equivalent to three + -ty. Cognate with Scots therty, tretty ("thirty"), West Frisian tritich ("thirty"), Dutch dertig ("thirty"), German dreißig ("thirty").
↑ 2.0 2.1 "thirty" in Dictionary.com Unabridged, Dictionary.com, LLC, 1995–present.


If you notice how good interior decorators work, they usually employ a piece in a certain room that would bring everything together. In a grand hall, for example, the focal point would be the chandelier that would hang above everyone. The intent of the decorator in this case was probably to make a statement that this place is grandiose and elegant, and while the fixtures and furniture would be enough to prove that point, a giant ornament hanging from the ceiling is just a classy touch to remind everyone of that fact.
Unlike chandeliers that leave a great impression on people because of the fact that it is very visual and ostentatious, a round area rug is more of a background piece that is somehow hard to discern but is no nonetheless helpful with regard to setting the mood. You'd know right away that there was something different in a room if there was a round area rug present, although you might have difficulty in trying to point it out at first.
When you notice it at last, though, you'd be surprised at how elegant and comfortable it is as an individual component of an entire room. You'd probably think that without everything else, a round area rug would be sufficient to make a room feel homelier than ever. You'd then realize that a round area rug is not a selfish home piece that wants all the attention to itself, rather, it compliments a set-up in such a way that it makes everything look better together.
Round area rugs go great in rooms with lots of striking lines and geometric shapes. In a room, for example, which is shaped like a rectangle, with wooden furniture that are made of wooden planks and soft cushions, lamp fixtures at the sides of the room, and paintings in frames hanging from the wall, a round area rug would bring contrast and thereby bring the combination of the room's individual components together. It's like working with opposites, with the centerpiece being actually a background piece that sets the mood.
Round area rugs also work great in wide open spaces. Say you have an studio type apartment room which is composed of a vast expanse with only the comfort room as the only thing separate from everything else, round area rugs would be perfect accents to subliminally partition your living space into different parts. Just by putting a round area rug on your sleeping set up, you'd be able to distinguish up to where the boundary of the sleeping area extends to, as well as where your kitchen actually starts.
You have to find out what you need to use a round area rug for before you decide to purchase and actually utilize it in your home. Imagine round area rug as you will a piece of rock – it can be used as a paper weight, as something to throw to someone you hate, or even as an ornament given the proper and corresponding decoration. A round area rug may turn out to be the saving grace of a poorly conceived room if used properly, or may otherwise plunge it to deeper depths.
As a parting advice, try to use your own personal sense of style when trying to figure out what round area rug to use for your home. More than just wanting your living space to look good, it should embody how you are as a person and your set-up should be a way of expressing yourself. I'm not saying you should buy if you don't like it, but since most of my clients and friends fancied it, try out the Home Dynamix Royalty Red Traditional Area Rug from Amazon. It has a basic traditional design and would go well in any home setting, whether it be traditional or modernistic.


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Nationals mix strategy and scouting in the latter rounds of 2012 MLB draft
By Adam Kilgore
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Reporter covering national sports
As the MLB draft has churned into the latter rounds, the Nationals have continued choosing with their first pick in mind. Past the third round, the Nationals have taken under-the-radar players and college seniors, players who will likely sign cheaply and conserve funds from the Nationals' $4.4 million allotment to spend on No. 16 overall pick Lucas Giolito.
Mike Rizzo believes he has assembled the best scouting staff in baseball. He is surely not the only general manager who would say that about his own staff. But he implicitly trusts his scouts to uncover unheralded players that will sign on the cheap and still have a chance to make the major leagues.
As such, the Nationals still believe in their later picks. Samford senior outfielder/catcher Brandon Miller led Division I with 22 home runs. Nationasl VP Roy Clark called Clemson junior Spencer Kieboom "the best defensive college catcher in the country," even if Kieboom is not ranked among Baseball America's top 500 prospects.
Here's a quick rundown of the Nationals' draft past the first round. Picks are listed with the round and overall pick:
2, 80: Tony Renda, Cal 2B, Jr.: Renda is 5 feet 8, but has a compact, aggressive swing. Scouting director Kris Kline said he has "the quickest bat in the draft."
3, 111: Brett Mooneyham, Stanford LHP, Jr.: The 6-5 right-hander is represented by Scott Boras. He has a reputation as a hard worker who needs to improve consistency.
4, 144: Brandon Miller, Samford OF, Sr.: Miller only caught one game all year long, but he may profile as a catcher. His power would make him an intriguing bat from behind the plate.
5, 174: Spencer Kieboom, Clemson C, Jr.: The Nationals value him for his ability to catch and throw, but his bat needs a lot of work.
6, 204: Hayden Jennings, Evangel Christian Academy (La.) OF, H.S.: He may have the speed to play center field.
7, 234: Robert Benincasa, Florida State RHP, Jr.: Benincasa has outstanding stats as a reliever at FSU and saved 15 games this year. The 216th-ranked prospect in the draft, according to Baseball America.
8, 264: Stephen Perez, Miami SS, Jr.: Perez is a flashy infielder.
9, 294: Derek Self, Louisville RHP, Sr.: A 6-3 sinkerballer who's an attractive choice for his signability. He also throws a cutter.
10, 324: Craig Manuel, Rice C, Sr.: Another signability pick, and yet another catcher.
11, 354: Brian Rauh, Chapman RHP, Jr.: Rauh may project as a reliever, but the Nationals have had good luck with Division III right-handers before (see Jordan Zimmermann.)
12, 384: Carlos Lopez, Wake Forest 3B, Sr.: He hit 10 homers and slugged .527 while making only six errors in his senior season.
13, 414: Elliott Waterman, San Francisco LHP, Jr.: Waterman served as USF's closer and has a funky deliver and a huge frame – 6-5, 230 pounds.
14, 444: Jordan Poole, Chipola Junior College, RF, Soph.: He hit seven homers in 150 at-bats this year with a .425 on-base percentage.
15, 474: Brandon Smith, Woodbridge (Calif.) OF, H.S.: At 6-3, Smith has a solid frame and he may be fast enough to play center field. His high school team uses the Curly W as its logo.
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International studies overview
Because understanding others helps us to know ourselves.
How can the problems in the world today be addressed? What can be done about poverty, corruption, poor governance, conflict, terrorism or human rights violations? In learning about international cultures, politics and history, international studies (IS) students prepare themselves for international work abroad and domestic careers with diverse populations. They seek to make the world a better place, traveling to study diverse societies so that they might learn and grow to become change agents in the world.
The undergraduate degree in international studies is part of the College of Liberal Arts, which is about making connections freely, exploring human achievement, examining the past critically and discovering ways to build upon it, and understanding yourself and our diverse world in order to transform it.
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An international studies degree will prepare you for a diverse array of careers. You'll complete this program with cultural, political and historical depth of knowledge, and graduate with language skills that will prepare you for working with peoples from other parts of the world.
In the program, you'll study political culture, nationalism, state-building, development and foreign policy, and you will gain fluency in a foreign language. Courses will also cover international relations and economic theory as they relate to democracy, capitalism and globalization.
Mastering a foreign language is required, and you are highly encouraged to participate in at least one study abroad program while attending the Mount.
Upon graduation, you'll be able to pursue a career as a foreign service officer at an embassy, join a nongovernmental organization to bring clean drinking water to people in developing areas, or even work with government agencies such as the CIA or the U.S. Department of Homeland Security.
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Google Debuts $250 Chromebook
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Google's newest piece of hardware, simply called "The Samsung Chromebook," costs only $250, and will be available online and at select retail partners starting Monday.
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Google laid out the next step of its Chromebook effort on Thursday by introducing a thin, light, Samsung-built laptop attached to a killer number – $250.
"It's the best laptop that's ever been designed at this price," said Sundar Pichai, who oversees Google's Chrome browser, OS and product teams. "We assume that you have a Windows machine in your home, or maybe a Mac. This isn't built to replace those machines but instead be an additional computer." The same way a tablet or smartphone are for many today.
With that in mind, the performance and specs of the latest Samsung Chromebook (officially called the New Samsung Chromebook) fall just a bit below that of the mid-range $450 Samsung Series 5 Chromebook launched in May. For example, the new Chromebook uses a Samsung Exynos dual-core ARM processor – essentially a chip designed for use in smartphones and tablets rather than traditional laptops – along with 2GB of RAM and 16GB of built-in storage. The Series 5 Chromebook had 4GB of RAM.
Google is also giving Chromebook buyers 100GB of free Google Drive storage for 2 years, so they can store files in the cloud, rather than locally on the device. The New Samsung Chromebook is available for pre-order on Amazon starting Thursday and officially goes on sale Monday. Google is setting up 500 "Chromezone" kiosks in Best Buy stores, staffed by Google employees, to give consumers a chance to use Chromebooks, ask questions, and see what the low-priced computer line is all about. The new Chromebook will also be sold in Google Play, alongside Nexus phones and tablets.
"We really want this to be for everyone in your family," Pichai said. "We really want users to think about this as one extra computer for your kitchen counter, one near the bed, maybe a computer for your kids or family."
The new Chromebook has a full-sized keyboard and trackpad and an 11.6-inch matte display with a 1366 x 768 resolution, versus the 12.1-inch, 1280 x 800 display found on the Series 5 Chromebook. The previous Chromebook offered two USB ports and a single DisplayPort++ connection that could be used with HDMI, DVI and VGA to hookup to TVs or external monitors. The New Samsung Chromebook also has two USB ports but ditches DisplayPort++ for straight-up HDMI.
But the main feature, aside from price, is the new Chromebook's profile. At just 2.5 pounds and 0.8 inches thick, this is one of the lightest and thinnest laptops on the market. It has no fan and or other moving parts – just like your smartphone or tablet.
"At Google, our goal is services which are used by hundreds of millions of people, gmail, maps, hangouts," Pichai said. "This is a big step in the journey for us. From the inception of the project we've had this goal to provide a thin, light computer that is perfect for everyone."
Keyboard-equipped computers need to be, and can be, more accessible, he said, pointing out that although about 85 percent of U.S. households have multiple TVs, 50 percent of them have only one computer. So the $249 Chromebook is Google's most accessible Chromebook, a category that so far has mostly been a toy/tool for early adopters and about 1,000 schools.
So why buy a $249 Chromebook over a $200 Nexus 7 tablet? Pichai said that while tablets take care of quick, casual computing for most people – checking e-mail, using social media apps, maybe watching a movie or video chatting with a friend – the world still has a need for low-priced computers with a keyboard.
"We, today, see a huge need for computing which is very usable with keyboards," he said. "I see it in my house with my kids. My daughter has a tablet, but when she wants to do her homework, she needs a keyboard. She doesn't want to do that on a tablet."
The new Chromebook runs Google's cloud-heavy ChromeOS, weighs 2.5 pounds, measures 0.8 inches thick, and has over 6 hours of battery life. It's also fanless, thanks to the ARM system-on-a-chip architecture.
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This list of gear describes the tools which can help protect you and enable you to make your voice heard in the coming days. The list describes some basic tools which will protect you against tear gas/pepper spray, as well as a bit of first aid gear.
shop "goggles" - plastic shatterproof material - sold at any hardware stores. If you tape up the air holes, gives some protection against tear gas/pepper spray.
shatterproof swim goggles - sold at swim stores.
military surplus gas mask - best are full face transparent shields with detahable (replaceable) filters. Second best have partial transparent shields over upper face. Least good have two separate transpartent areas over each eye.
AVOID Israeli masks (from Gulf War I), old WW II/Korean/Vietnam masks - they didn't work in Seattle or any of the later protests.
AVOID any masks with glass lenses. AVOID any masks unless you know face shield/eye shields are shatterproof.
NOTE: Tear "gas" is actually a petrochemical based solid which has to be heated to become a gas. If the heated molecules pass through water (especially water acidified with lemon juice or - less good - vinegar) some of the molecules will become trapped in the water...so you can't breathe them.
Tear "gas" molecules also revert to their solid state when they cool off. When tear gas (CS or CN) molecules encounter a solid surface (like the ventilation ducts of an office building, your skin, your eyes, the lining of your nose/mouth, the inside of a sturdy 5 gal plastic bucket) the gas molecules cool off and become solid.
If they cool off on your body, you hurt - the wetter the part of your body, the more you hurt! If they cool off somewhere off your body, then they wont cause you pain (unless you handle the object they cooled off upon).
bandanas with water - only work for a few minutes. Hard to seal to nose mouth.
bandanas with lemon juice (or vinegar) - last for more minutes. Still hard to seal to nose/mouth. Vinegar really stinks and can cause skin irritation - lemon juice is better! You can fold up a lot of moistened bandanas and keep in Ziploc bags - this worked well in other big demos.
"respirator" from paint/hardware stores - covers nose/mouth - has replaceable filters (screw on/off). Very effective - make sure you get filters for "organic chemicals" or "methylene choride". Usual cost - about $20 to $30.
military surplus full face (or nose/mouth) gas mask - see info above. Only gas masks with replaceable (screw on/off) filters are likely to work. The old fashioned masks with long tubes leading to a separate filter apparatus are nearly useless. Usual cost: $40 - 100.
NOTE: Pepper spray ("OC") is usually delivered as a liquid (sometimes fired into crowds as "paintballs") - it may be squirted from small, hand held canisters, backpak size canisters, or water cannon. Pepper spray causes an immediate burning sensation.
Tear "gas" ( "CS" or "CN") is a solid which must be heated to become a "gas". When tear "gas" settles on you, it causes a chemical reaction which produces pain. The wetter the place the tear "gas" lands, the greater the chemical reaction and - therefore - the greater the pain. For most people, tear "gas" will produce the greatest discomfort in eyes/nose/mouth.
- broad brimmed hat. Helps shield pepper spray from above. (Pepper spray on the ears hurts!) Useless for "straight-on" spray.
- full face respirator/gas mask . Together with hat, gives best protection.
- closed toe footwear is much better than sandals/open toed footwear.
- loose fitting, long sleeved lightweight (in LA) windbreakers/ rain jackets/ "warm-up" pants made of cotton (or other absorbent fabric).
II. Basic First Aid Gear.
A. Spray bottle (new!) with hand squeeze action - from 1 pt to 1 qt is best. Fill with 1/2 liquid maalox and 1/2 water. Use for pepper spray in eyes. (If you don't have spray bottle, plastic "bottled" water with "sports top" is better than nothing).
B. Water in plastic "bottles" with "sports top" - figure at least 4 to 6 pints per person per day - more if you have to wash eyes/skin from chemical weapons.
C. 4x4 (nonsterile) pads or clean squares of torn fabric for soaking up pepper spray. DO NOT wipe pepper spray so it spreads over a larger area - you'll just increase the size of the chemical burn!
Have fun out there and be safe(r)!


A woman was left wheelchair bound for life after choking on a breathing tube during heart surgery caused her to suffer a severe spinal cord injury.
Gem Hubbard, now 34, of Brighton, went under the knife at just nine years old to repair an aortic arch obstruction – when the major blood vessel that carries oxygen to the rest of the body tightens.
After coming around, Mrs Hubbard choked on her breathing tube, which caused her to suffer internal bleeding and left her without oxygen for nine minutes.
Mrs Hubbard's parents were told she may not make it after doctors were forced to put her in an induced coma for five days.
Although she pulled through, Mrs Hubbard – who has a nine-year-old daughter called Daisy Belle – was left with a T10 incomplete spinal cord injury.
She has been in a wheelchair ever since and is amazed when strangers tell her she is 'too young' or 'too pretty' to be disabled.
Speaking of her open-heart surgery, Mrs Hubbard said: 'During the recovery period, my aorta ruptured when I choked and panicked on the intubated breathing tube.
Surgeons managed to repair the rupture but the ordeal was far from over.
'I was put into a medically-induced coma and my parents were told to prepare for the worst, but with my sheer determination I pulled through,' Mrs Hubbard said.
Oxygen starvation is well-known to cause brain damage but it can also affect the nerves in the spine, leading to problems with sensation and muscle movement.
The Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation, which campaigns for improved care after spinal cord injury, says on its website: 'Spinal cord injury (SCI) involves damage to the nerves within the bony protection of the spinal canal.
As she struggled to adapt to life in a wheelchair, Mrs Hubbard's passion for horses kept her going.
'I had an incredibly hard time growing up with a disability and I felt very alone and isolated,' she said.
'I struggled to fit in socially, however, I was able to keep one passion going, and that was horse riding.
'I rode at the Riding for Disabled Centre for years and continue to enjoy riding.
'It wasn't until I left school and started college that I began to fit in and make friends, and truly enjoy life again.
She also met her now-husband Shaun Hubbard in 2004 while at college, who helps her stay positive.
'Shaun is amazing and if I can't get somewhere accessible, he will carry me and my chair,' Mrs Hubbard said.
Although she works hard to stay positive, Mrs Hubbard still gets frustrated at how difficult it is to get about in a wheelchair.
'Living in a world that's not properly designed for wheelchairs is difficult,' she said.
'It's getting better, but there is a long way to go.
'Only recently I applied for a part-time reception job and everything would have been perfect for me.
Mrs Hubbard also struggles to raise her daughter while confined to her wheelchair.
'I suffer with chronic pain, and that can put a huge strain on my family and social life,' she said.
'If I take my daughter to the park, I wouldn't be able to do household chores on the same day, as it would end up being too painful for me.
WHAT IS A T10 INCOMPLETE SPINAL CORD INJURY?
The T10 vertebrae forms the base of the section of the spine in the chest area.
Known as the thoracic spine, it is made up of 12 segments: T1-12.
Patients with injuries to segments T9-to-T12 may experience good upper body control but a lack of function in the legs or torso.
They may also have no bladder or bowel control, and a reduced ability to control their midriff.
Many patients have good balance while sitting and can stand with special frames or braces.
Most T9-12 injuries occur due to osteoporosis, car accidents, birth defects, tumours, infections or compression fractures.
An incomplete injury suggests the spinal cord was not severed.
Treatment aims to retain function in the non-affected areas.
Anti-inflammatory drugs can relieve nerve damage.
Surgery may be carried out to relieve pressure on the spinal cord.
And therapy help to strengthen the back.
Mrs Hubbard also feels judged by strangers, who talk to her as if she was a child.
'I'm frequently stereotyped for being in a wheelchair,' she said.
'People assume I'm mentally incapable and talk to me like I'm a child.
'The most laughable comment was when I phoned up to join a new disabled riding school, and the woman on the phone said, "you know it's riding for disabled?" to which I replied that I knew that, and she said "it's just you don't sound disabled".
'I also get told that I'm "too young" to be disabled, even though disability doesn't discriminate against age.
Mrs Hubbard often also has people asking her how she ended up in a wheelchair.
'I hate it when random strangers, who I'm never going to see again, ask me what happened – it's so rude and invasive,' she said.
'A lot of people who have an SCI have a shocking story to tell from road traffic accidents, failed suicide attempts, to being shot.
Mrs Hubbard – who has 64,500 Instagram followers – recently launched her YouTube channel Wheels No Heels to connect with other wheelchair users and inspire them to meet their goals.
'When I was a teen, I hated that I was disabled and that I was different,' she said. 'I would have given anything to have changed it.
'However, now I can truly say I am in a positive place.
'I feel empowered by my disability.
'I feel it has given me some amazing opportunities that I would never have experienced.
Mrs Hubbard is speaking out to encourage other wheelchair users not to be held back by their disability.
'You can achieve anything you want, as long as you put your mind to it,' she said.
Find out more about Mrs Hubbard at her Instagram page Wheels No Heels.


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Prezioso feat. Marvin (auch bekannt als Prezioso & Marvin oder Marvin & Andrea Prezioso) ist ein italienisches Dance-Duo aus Rom, das im Herbst 1999 mit dem Titel Tell Me Why bekannt wurde. 2007 stieg Giorgio Prezioso aus und aus dem ehemaligen Trio wurde ein Duo.

Geschichte
Die Gruppe wurde 1998 gegründet und bestand aus drei Mitgliedern namens Alessandro Moschini (Künstlername: Marvin) sowie den Brüdern Giorgio und Andrea Prezioso. Sie avancierten im Zuge des Erfolges italienischer Dance-Musiker im Jahre 1999 neben Eiffel 65, Gigi D'Agostino sowie Mauro Picotto zu den Gruppen des Jahrtausendwechsels.

Ihre größten Erfolge in Deutschland sowie in fast ganz Europa erlangten sie mit ihrem Hit Tell me why im Herbst 1999. Dieser erreichte in vielen europäischen Ländern Top-10-Platzierungen. Auch die Nachfolgesingles Let me stay, Rock The Discothek & Emergency 911 sowie das erste Album der Gruppe namens Back to Life, welches im Jahre 2000 veröffentlicht wurde, erzielten gute Chartplatzierungen.

Erst im Jahre 2001 machten Prezioso feat. Marvin wieder auf sich aufmerksam, als sie die Single Let's Talk about a Man veröffentlichten. Diese erreichte in Deutschland wiederum respektable Chartplatzierungen. Auch die Nachfolgesingle Somebody aus dem Jahre 2002 brachte ihnen großen Erfolg ein, wodurch sie sich als italienische Dance-Gruppe in Deutschland erneut etablieren konnten. Gleichzeitig wurde im Jahre 2002 das zweite Album We Rule The Danza veröffentlicht. Dieses beinhaltet die vorher genannten Singles Let's Talk about a Man sowie Somebody.

Danach wurde es ruhiger um die Gruppe. Es folgten nur noch Veröffentlichungen in Italien.
Dazu zählten die Singles In my Mind sowie We Rule The Danza. Im Jahre 2003 hingegen landete das Trio mit Voglio Vederti Danzare in Italien einen Sommerhit. Überraschenderweise wurde diese Single auch in Deutschland veröffentlicht. Allerdings hatten sie mit dieser Single nur mäßigen Erfolg.

Im Jahre 2003 brachten sie ihr drittes und zugleich erstes Doppelalbum heraus, welches hauptsächlich eine Zusammenstellung von alten Songs der ersten beiden Alben darstellt, diese teilweise aber neu geremixt wurden. Das Album trägt den Namen der gleichnamigen Singleauskopplung Voglio Vederti Danzare. Neben dieser enthält das Album noch zwei nicht bekannte Songs namens It's like sowie Pop goes the world. Obwohl das Album nicht in Deutschland veröffentlicht wurde, konnte man es in einigen deutschen CD-Läden sowie bei diversen Internetanbietern als Import erhalten.

Danach folgten im Jahre 2004 nur noch zwei Veröffentlichungen in ihrem Heimatland, die die Namen Le Louvre sowie Right Here Waiting tragen. Im Jahre 2005 coverten sie den Kiss-Klassiker I Was Made for Lovin' You im so genannten Tek-House-Stil, welcher im Jahre 2005 speziell durch die Gruppe Vinylshakerz & Global Deejays sowie den italienischen DJ Benny Benassi geprägt wurde. Dies bedeutete für Prezioso feat. Marvin einen temporär bedingten Wechsel von ihrer charakteristischen und ursprünglichen Musikgestaltung. Dies machte sich besonders darin bemerkbar, dass Marvin in diesem Lied den Gesangspart nicht mehr übernahm und eher bei der Produktion und der Gestaltung des Songs mitwirkte. Im Übrigen wurde dieser Song unter dem Namen Rockin' Deejays und nicht unter dem ursprünglichen Namen I Was Made for Lovin' You veröffentlicht. Zudem änderte sich der Gruppenname kurzfristig von Prezioso feat. Marvin in Prezioso & Marvin. Diese Veröffentlichung verzeichnete besonders aufgrund des temporären Musikwandels kaum Erfolg.

Im Jahre 2006 gelangte die Gruppe wieder zu ihren Wurzeln zurück und veröffentlichte unter ihrem alten Namen Prezioso feat. Marvin die Single Survival, welche auch in Deutschland auf diversen CD-Compilations im Tune Up! vs. DJ Manian Remix erhältlich war. Diese Single enthält sogar einen Remix von Gabry Ponte.

Im Jahre 2007 gab Giorgio Prezioso bekannt, das Projekt zu verlassen. Es besteht jetzt nur noch aus Alessandro Moschini alias Marvin sowie Andrea Prezioso, dem Bruder von Giorgio. Infolge des Weggangs von Giorgio Prezioso, benannte sich die Gruppe erneut in Prezioso & Marvin um. Die neue Single des Duos trägt den Titel Touch me und ist im Sommer 2007 erschienen. Diese ist sehr houselastig und lässt erneut einen Stilwechsel erkennen, da Marvin den Gesang in diesem Song nicht mehr übernimmt. Dies war zum ersten Mal im Jahre 2005 bei ihrem Song Rockin' Deejays zu erkennen.

Als Nachfolgesingle wurde ein Remake ihrer im Jahre 2001 veröffentlichten Single Emergency 911 unter dem Namen Emergency 2007 neu veröffentlicht. Allerdings ist diese Single nicht vergleichbar mit Emergency 911 aus dem Jahre 2001, da Emergency 2007 wie schon die Vorgängersingle Touch me als sehr houselastig anzusehen ist und nicht im typischen Italo-Dance Stil gehalten ist. Danach erschienen noch die Songs I Believe, The Riddle (beide 2010), Alone (2011) und Song 2 (2012). Seitdem ist es um die Band relativ still geworden.

Stil
Die Musik von Prezioso feat. Marvin ist im typischen Italo-Dance-Stil gehalten. Unterstützt wird dies durch den Gesang von Marvin. Die Musik ist vom Einsatz von elektronischen Hilfsmitteln (z. B. verzerrte oder unterdrückte Stimmen) unterstützt. Ihre Aufnahmen tätigt die Gruppe in ihrem Time Network Studio # 1 in Brescia (Italien). Für das Schreiben ihrer Songtexte sind sie selbst verantwortlich. Neben der Produktion von eigenen Songs, fertigt die Gruppe auch Remixe für andere Interpreten und Musikgruppen an. Ein Beispiel ist der Remix des Sommerhits Despre Tine von O-Zone im Jahre 2004.

Diskografie

Studioalben

Kompilationen
 2003: Voglio vederti danzare

EPs

Singles

Weitere Singles
 2004: Right Here Waiting (nur in Italien)
 2006: Survival
 2007: Touch Me
 2007: Emergency 2007 (nur in Italien)
 2010: I Believe
 2010: The Riddle
 2011: Alone
 2012: Song 2

Einzelnachweise

Dance-Band
Italienische Band
Elektropop-Band

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Mayweather: Bascome has to fight own fight – The Royal Gazette | Bermuda News, Business, Sports, Events, & Community
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Mayweather: Bascome has to fight own fight
Stephen Wright, Sports Editor
Created: Jan 17, 2020 08:00 AM
?Jeff Mayweather believes it is imperative Nikki Bascome avoids getting dragged into a tear up against Ryan Oliver when they meet in the main event at the Fairmont Southampton tomorrow night.
Mayweather has reiterated the importance of Bascome fighting to his strengths and is confident he has the superior skills and ringcraft to overcome his English opponent in their eight-round contest.
Bascome returned to the fabled Mayweather Boxing Club to prepare for Oliver, using "high-quality" sparring partners, leaving Mayweather in no doubt his fighter is ready for his next assignment.
"Nikki knows he's got a tough fight in front of him and he's ready," Mayweather, the uncle of Floyd, said.
"It's important he fights his own fight because if you fight somebody else's fight, you've already lost.
"I've been training Nikki for over a year. Every time he has a fight coming up he comes out to Vegas and does a training camp there. He's been working hard.
"Down there, we have quality sparring. It's probably much better than the guy he is fighting and he held his own against everyone."
Mayweather revealed he primarily focused on sharpening Bascome's weapons during his four-week camp in Las Vegas and has backed the Bermudian to show the required discipline to execute his game plan.
"That's my job, basically to fine-tune everything, the things he might be a little short on and sharpen him up. We have a game plan and hopefully on fight night Nikki executes it. If he does, he'll win. Nikki is a good fighter, he's got good hand speed and power.
"The only problem is that sometimes he does the same thing [too much]. If he does the things we've worked on, he'll get the win.
Mayweather was in Bascome's corner when he won the vacant IBF international welterweight title against Mexican David Martínez at the Fairmont Southampton in November 2018 and expects an equally enthralling contest against Oliver.
"I'm expecting a great performance from Nikki," said Mayweather, a former IBO super-featherweight world champion.
"I don't really know Ryan, but he seems like a nice guy and hopefully he brings his 'A' game. I think it's going to be great fight for both guys."
Oliver warmed up for the bout with a points win over journeyman William Warburton in Altrincham, Greater Manchester, last month.
The 25-year-old, who has lost one of his eight bouts, has one stoppage on his résumé, a first-round knockout against MJ Hall in Middleton, Rochdale, in June 2018.
He will meet Bascome at a catchweight of 144 pounds, with the weigh-in taking place at the Fairmont Southampton at 6pm tonight.
Meanwhile, Lambe, Bascome's stablemate at Forty Rego's Gym, and Michael Parsons will both make their professional debuts against Canadian opposition on the undercard.
Lambe has been pitted against Mat Hinchey, while Parsons, of Controversy Gym, will take on Daniel Roach.
Team effort: Nikki Bascome, centre, attends a media workout at Aries Sports Centre with coaches Anthony Stoneham, left, and Jeff Mayweather. The Bermudian fights England's Ryan Oliver, below, in the main event in Fight Night Champion at the Fairmont Southampton tomorrow night (Photograph by Blaire Simmons)
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Published January 17, 2020 at 8:00 am (Updated January 17, 2020 at 12:00 am)
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Germans do it with clothes off
By © The Daily Telegraph
Image: Jochen Eckel/Bloomberg via Getty Images A couple sunbathes at Warnemuende nude beach in Rostock, Germany, Saturday, August 19, 2006. As many as 12 million Germans, who go to nude beaches at least once a year, according to Wolfgang Weinreich, the head of the International Naturist Federation, may think the same as it is becoming increasingly difficult to find a nude, or so-called FKK, beach. More than a third of them in the former East have disappeared since German reunification in 1990, said Horst Barthel, deputy head of the DFK German Naturism Federation in East Germany.
German holidaymakers are the most likely to sunbathe nude, a poll has claimed, whereas the French are the most supportive of Speedos.
The annual report by Expedia, the holiday booking website, exposes the Germans as the most likely to go au naturel, with about 17% confessing to going nude on the beach on at least once occasion. That figure compares to the global average of 7%.
The Danes showed a similar level of confidence, according to the study, with 40% of the country's women happy to sunbathe topless, and the same number stating they were happy to see images of themselves in swimwear on social media sites.
Least likely to sunbathe topless were Japanese and Malaysian women.
The French were found to be the nation most likely to approve of men wearing Speedos. More than 90% of the country's beachgoers said they were acceptable beach attire. Most likely to wear the garment, however, were Brazilians: 22% said they regularly don a pair.
Indians were found to be the most likely to spend their time building sandcastles.


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We constantly find ourselves communicating the essentials of the below ground infrastructure requirements for urban trees in the hard landscape. However, the considerations above the ground are critical if the urban trees we integrate into the hard landscape are to have the opportunity to provide the essential ecosystems services to those who live, work and play in the urban realm.
How can we ensure that we have the above ground solutions that provide Specifiers with the confidence and assurance they need when designing complete urban tree packages for the public realm?
Through a robust process of research, innovation and constantly appraising our manufacturing and supply chain processes, we are confident that our answer to the above ground requirements for the urban tree will provide a long term solution that combines an emphasis on urban design and the efficient protection and natural irrigation and aeration of the tree pit.
Our above ground tree surrounds and grilles complement and enhance the creativity and vision of architects and landscape architects and enable the scheme to be raised to the highest standard of urban design.
Sandwich Quay, near Dover Kent.
Our bespoke design service puts the power in the hands of those designing and specifying so that they can have the above ground visualisation realised from conception to implementation. With downloadable CAD drawings and NBS Specifications all easily accessible the benefits of the approach can already be seen across the UK and beyond.
Integrated Tree Grilles – Darley Street.
Working in the centre of London, Landscape Architects J and L Gibbons also required a bespoke solution for the above ground tree pit scenario. The unique, galvanised Zeta steel grilles empowered the landscape architects to attain the complete aesthetic result they required without any detriment to the long term success of the tree.
The Angel Building, Islington – London.
When revitalising neighbourhoods and regeneration of high streets in our towns and cities, we have to consider the solutions that will stand the test of time above the ground. The above ground context in our busy, heavily used urban environments necessitates that we embed resilience and quality across our suite of solutions.
Shared Space at Leonard Circus, Shoreditch – London.
The image below, taken in LB Hillingdon, Northwood Hills, perfectly illustrates how effective and neat above ground solutions compliment the wider agenda of redesigning and revitalising town centres and commercial districts.
35 carpinus betulus frans fontain trees with Precast Arboresin Paving.
Stepped Planting, Integrated Solution – Chicago Riverwalk.
For every project we are committed to the long term and with this in mind, we have applied the same methodology to the above ground as below.
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Central European University
Based in Vienna, Central European University brings together students and faculty from over 100 countries in a community that encourages debate and the open exchange of ideas. The university is accredited in the United States, Austria and Hungary, and offers English-language graduate degree programs in the social sciences, humanities, business, economics, law, environmental sciences and policy, network science and cognitive science.
MA in International Relations / 1 year
Study with the Faculty of Education, Health and Human Sciences at the University of Greenwich
The Faculty of Education, Health and Human Sciences transforms the lives of students by providing an education enabling them to become creative and confident contributors to society. We are dedicated to impactful research and inspirational learning that combines teaching with work placements.
Nursing: Children's Nursing MSc
Primary Education PGCE
Primary Mathematics: (Subject Specialist) PGCE
Psychology MPhil
The Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health has a big vision: Protecting Health, Saving Lives – Millions at a Time
Since 1916, the Bloomberg School has been educating public health leaders to protect health and save lives — millions at a time.
Discover part-time online learning
University of Derby Online Learning
Gain a global postgraduate degree at a forward-thinking university.
International Postgraduate Certificate of Education (iPGCE)
Give yourself the Postgraduate Edge
A range of courses developed with public sector organisations within the education, teaching, business, health, law and psychology spheres.
Education - MA
Physician Associate Studies - MSc
Surgery - MCh
Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) - MA / PgDip
Study for a Masters in History, Archaeology, Philosophy, or Classics at a world top 100 for Arts and Humanities.
Since 1451 the University of Glasgow have specialised in the arts and humanities, developing wide-ranging expertise and world-leading research.
History - MSc/PGDip
Why study via Distance Learning at Staffordshire University?
We offer both full-time and part-time courses as well as a wide range of Online Distance Learning courses
Applied Sport and Exercise Science - MSc
Sport and Exercise Psychology - MSc
Masters programmes in Education
Our postgraduate programmes at Moray House School of Education and Sport span a vast range of disciplines, combining high-quality teaching with leading research in a global, stimulating and supportive environment. Our programmes will give you the skills, knowledge and confidence to enhance your career or to pursue further study.
Education (MSc)
Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) (MSc/PgDip/PgCert)
Study with the Faculty of Engineering and Science at the University of Greenwich
University of Greenwich – Medway Campus
We offer taught MSc courses in civil and environmental engineering, electrical and electronic engineering, engineering management, oil, gas and shipping, and mechanical engineering.
Water, Waste and Environmental Engineering MSc
Industrial Engineering and Management MSc
International Master's Degrees in Rome
Rome Business School
The Rome Business School is a managerial training and research institute of excellence based in Rome, Italy, but operating on an international scale.
Master in eHealth Management
Study a range of postgraduate Healthcare programmes, 100% online
In the face of escalating global healthcare issues, the University of Glasgow offer a range of postgraduate programmes, delivered 100% online:
Online Primary Health Care - MSc/PGDip/PGCert
School of Education & Human Development - More than just Teacher Training
At Bangor you'll study in a school that has a long tradition and an established reputation in the field of teacher education.
QTS 3-11 (Primary) - PGCE
Study for a Masters in English Language and Linguistics, or English Literature at a world top 100 for arts and humanities.
Creative Writing - MLitt
Creative Writing (Online) - MLitt
English Literature: Fantasy - MLitt
English Literature: Modernities - Literature, Culture, Theory - MLitt
The School of Biological Sciences - Our Taught Masters Programmes
As the modern inheritors of our 400-year-old reputation for excellence, our staff and students contribute to a vibrant academic community whose visions are shaping tomorrow's world. The School's strong interdisciplinary research profile makes us a fantastic destination for postgraduate study. All of our campus-based Taught Masters Programmes are offered either as a one-year, full time MSc degree, including a research dissertation or as a nine-month, full time diploma. The MSc degree involves two semesters of teaching followed by an individual research project while the diploma features two se
Systems & Synthetic Biology (MSc/PgDip)
Award-winning Postgraduate Diplomas and MSc courses delivered entirely online
Diploma MSc
Our postgraduate degrees are proven to advance the careers of our graduates. Our courses are all delivered entirely online, this means you can learn when and where it suits you.
Genomic Medicine and Healthcare - PgDip
Study in San Francisco at the USF's School of Education
At the School of Education, our faculty, staff, and students are scholars and social justice advocates engaged within the diverse San Francisco Bay Area and beyond
MA Organisation & Leadership
Study in the USA with The University of San Francisco
Each graduate program in the College of Arts and Sciences offers a limited number of partial scholarships. Program Scholarships range from $1,000 to $15,000
MFA in Writing
MS in International and Development Economics
Journalism, sport science, and sport-related programmes at the University of Brighton
Study at the university's School of Sport and Service Management in Eastbourne and you will benefit from an environment that promotes personal development, diversity and innovation.
Applied Exercise Physiology (MSc/PGCert/PGDip)
Applied Sport Physiology (MSc/PGCert/PGDip)
Secondary: Dance (PGCE)
Secondary: Physical Education (PGCE)
Queen's University Belfast: Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Social Science
As a member of the Russell Group, Queen's is one of the UK's 24 leading universities, providing our students with an excellent education underpinned by world-class research.
Management (MSc)
History, Classics and Archaeology at the University of Edinburgh
The School of History, Classics and Archaeology at the University of Edinburgh is one of the great world centres for the study of the human past.
Contemporary History (MSc)
Medieval History (MSc)
OCAD U is the university of the imagination
Study in Canada's most culturally vibrant city.
Interdisciplinary Master's in Art, Media and Design (MA, MDes and MFA)
Masters programmes in Sport, Performance, Physical Activity & Dance
Choose a postgraduate programme in sport at Moray House School of Education and Sport and join a world-leading university where you'll be part of a vibrant and stimulating postgraduate community located in the heart of one of Europe's finest cities.
Physical Activity for Health (MSc/PgDip/PgCert)
Strength and Conditioning (MSc/PgDip)