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Faculty & Research Faculty Profiles Durell Coleman
Durell Coleman
Lecturer in Management
Durell Coleman is the namesake founder and CEO of DC Design, a social impact design firm that uses Human-Centered Design to co-develop validated, long lasting solutions to complex social problems. In his journey as a designer, Durell has worked alongside governments, foundations, non-profits, companies and those they serve to shift entrenched systems toward paradigms that function better for everyone. He has worked to redesign aspects of the foster care system, develop new approaches to criminal justice reform, reimagine healthcare service models, create apps that connect communities, and develop new educational models for the 21st century. Trained in mechanical engineering (BS) and sustainable design (MS), he is a two-time alumnus of Stanford University and its famous Institute of Design (the Stanford d.school).
As an educator, Durell regularly lectures on social impact design, innovation, business, and leadership at Stanford University. He has taught design thinking to refugees designing solutions to challenges in refugee camps, School leaders seeking to redesign the culture of their school, students seeking to create a more inclusive campus, and corporate executives from Sony, Oracle, and Santander. He is the creator and director of Design the Future — an award winning STEM program run in collaboration with top universities that teaches high school students to design products for individuals with physical disabilities. He is an expert in multi-stakeholder, human-centered design; has been awarded the Jefferson Award for Public Service as a result of his work; and is one of the subjects of the PBS documentary: "Extreme by Design," which is used as a design thinking teaching aid all over the world.
MS in Civil and Environmental Engineering with Concentration in Sustainable Design, Stanford University, 2011
BS in Mechanical Engineering, Stanford University, 2010
Founder and CEO, DC Design
Creator and Director, Design the Future
Board of Directors, Mazzetti
Jefferson Award for Public Service, The Jefferson Foundation, 2018
Most Innovative Hands-On Project Award, US2020, 2017
Leader of Tomorrow, St. Gallen Symposium, 2015
"One Hundred and Ninety-Four Got Licensed by Monday": Application of Design Thinking for Foster Care Innovation and Transformation in Rhode Island
Johanna K.P. Greeson, John Gyourko, Andrew J. Ortiz , Durell Coleman, Sixto Cancel
Children and Youth Services Review
September 2021 Vol. 128
Other Teaching
Programs and Non-Degree Courses
Multi-Stakeholder Design Thinking for Social Impact
This pop out is about designing solutions to social problems when there are conflicting viewpoints about the best direction to head in. Students can bring their own social impact projects to this pop out or be placed on a team.
Stanford GSB Affiliations
Stanford University Affiliations
Guest Lecturer in Design Stanford University d.school
COVID-19 Recovery for the Social Sector
LinkedIn August 18, 2020
The System That Lets White Killers of Black People Get Away with Murder & What You Need To Know to Help Make Change
LinkedIn June 05, 2020
Redesigning the Criminal Justice System in the U.S.
LinkedIn September 19, 2018
Durell Coleman On How To Measure Impact & Create Positive Social Change With Human Centered Design
Impact Boom July 21, 2018
Teenagers Create Solutions To Improve Others' Lives Through Design The Future
CBS SF Bary Area July 09, 2018
Oakland Man Shares Dream Of Designing A Better World With Next Generation
NBC Bay Area June 30, 2018
How Durell Coleman is Helping Teens Change The World Through Design
Causeartist June 23, 2018
Entrepreneur Magazine Podcast
Facebook June 08, 2018
Teaching Students to Change the World


Creating the right type of footwear for women requires more than replicating the styles already on the market. It involves paying close attention to the design elements, the feel, and the quality of the final product. The team at Ara Shoes know this and have come up with a winning approach. That's why they pay so much attention to every aspect of the production of Ara shoes for women. From Ara shoes for the workplace to Ara boots designed for warmth as well as appearance, the quality control process leaves no facet of the design or production process unaddressed.
If you've never tried a pair of Ara shoes before, it's time to change that. Here are a few things you should know about this brand and what it has to offer.
Did you know that Ara shoes have been around for almost eight decades? That's a long time to participate in any industry. When it comes to footwear, the longevity lets consumers know the company knows what they are doing. Through all the changes in tastes and styles over the years, the company continues to come up with designs that please the eye, feel great on the feet, and motivate customers to keep coming back.
Quite a few things have changed since the first half of the 20th century. There are different methods for shoe production today. Over the years, options for materials have opened up a world of possibilities for manufacturers as well as customers. Enhancements to quality control have made it possible for manufacturers like Ara to maintain and sometimes even exceed the level of quality that allowed them to become leaders in the industry. All of those benefits are passed on directly to you.
The team designing Ara shoes and Ara boots don't just follow whatever fad is emerging or best practise found in Pikolinos Ordino boots. In some cases, the company has been in the forefront of tapping into trends that are projected to be around for a long time. Combining traditional design elements with new ones that provide a contemporary look isn't always easy. In fact, many competitors have tried and failed. Part of the success of Ara shoes for women is the combination of high quality and incorporation of new design elements that ensure last year's footwear will still look great this year.
You'll find that Ara shoes offer a number of designs that work well with all your casual outfits. From beautiful springtime prints to fun tops and shorts in the summer and all the way to cozy sweaters for the autumn, Ara will have footwear that fits right in. You think of the season and the occasion, and there's at least one Ara casual design that will look perfect with the outfit.
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Whatever the time of year, think of Ara shoes for women as your ideal solution for casual footwear in any season. It's not just a matter of finding one pair of footwear to carry you through the winter, spring, summer, or fall. You can find several options that will work for any time of year that one can imagine, In other words, you can't go wrong when you choose Ara.
There are also plenty of Ara shoes that will work perfectly with your business attire. From beautiful and stylish heels to ankle and knee length boots, you will have no trouble coming up with footwear that looks great with all your office outfits. When you need something that will dress up an outfit on a casual day, there are business casual designs that will do the job.
The designs for business footwear will work in a number of different settings. Perhaps you work in an office that is very conservative when it comes to business attire. You will find Ara shoes that fit right in with the dark colours and simplistic styling that is often considered ideal in such a setting. Whether your office dress code requires that you wear dresses, business skirts with matching blazers, or darker colours that are considered more traditional, there will be at least a few pairs of Ara shoes that will work with everything in your collection of business attire.
For those who work in what is normally called a business casual setting, for instance the Josef Seibel Bonnie shoes, there are plenty of designs and colours for Ara boots to consider. The colour selection will be a little more varied, and the opportunity to invest in a pair of shoes that fit the dress code and still have a few additional design elements is definitely there.
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The goal of Ara shoes for women is to ensure that there is never any question about what sort of footwear is right for the occasion. From shoes or boots that you wear on a daily basis to those that only come out when some special occasion occurs, Ara has you covered.
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Wrap all that support and comfort in an exterior that includes classic designs suitable for all sorts of occasions. The more classic styles ensure that you have something on hand that will work with just about any outfit one can imagine. Your collection of Ara shoes will provide a timeless look to the outfit and signal everyone in a subtle way that you do know what it means to dress tastefully.
You'll also find styles for Ara boots and shoes that are up to the minute in terms of style. While never crossing over into the realm of being a fad, these options for Ara boots and shoes blend traditional elements with contemporary ones in a way that is sure to please the eye. Instead of being able to wear them for a single season, many of these designs will remain in vogue for several years. That's a feat that few competitors can achieve and certainly makes different styles of Ara shoes for women an important part of your wardrobe.
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Meetings occur on the second Tuesday of the month unless rescheduled. The Clearview Accessibility Advisory Committee (CAAC) for persons with disabilities is committed to raising community awareness of all disabilities and identifying issues that will lead to the elimination of the barriers for persons with disabilities.
Avening Hall Board
The Avening Hall is a little old hall in the hamlet of Avening, about an hour north of Toronto on Airport Road and a short paddle down the Mad River from Creemore, Ontario.
Brentwood Hall Board
The Brentwood Hall is an ideal location for family reunions, birthday parties, anniversaries and programs. An old schoolhouse built in 1874, it was converted into a hall to serve the community of Brentwood.
Clearview Public Library Board
The Clearview Public Library provides library services to the residents of the Township of Clearview and through contracts to the residents of the Townships of Adjala-Tosorontio and Mulmur.
Clearview Youth Centre Advisory Committee
Clearview Youth Centre Advisory Committee will be a committee of community orientated volunteers, geared towards advocating on behalf of all youth in Clearview.
The Committee's mandate is to act as a quasi judicial body and hear Applications for "Minor Variances" and "Consents". A Minor Variance occurs where a requirement of a Zoning By-law cannot be met (under Section 45 of the Planning Act).
Committee of Revision
The Committee of Revision is a committee of Council that hears from property owners who make submissions to the Committee regarding any proposed adjustments to proposed Capital Cost Recovery Charges to be collected with respect to an individual propert
Creemore Business Improvement Association
Section 204 of the Municipal Act, 2001 allows a local municipality to designate an area as an improvement area and may establish a board of management,
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Creemore Station on the Green Board
A multi-purpose activity centre featuring a heritage railway design and providing a community focal point, the Station on the Green is the newest landmark in historic Creemore.
Dunedin Village Hall Board
Nestled next to the Noisy River and Dunedin Park, this hall provides a unique backdrop for any event/function with seating for moderate sized functions and a beautiful hardwood floor.
The Economic Development Advisory Committee provides feedback, recommendations, and vision to Council to address priority Economic Development issues and opportunities in the Townships business community while maintaining focus on the five key pillars
Hall Board Chairs
The Chair position of each small hall in Clearview, occasionally meet to converse commonalities among the Hall Boards and discuss the challenges and triumphs each have experience
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Nottawa Memorial Community Centre Board
The Nottawa Memorial Community Center, located in the heart of the village of Nottawa, has served as a gathering place for the community and surrounding residents for over 60 years.
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Q: Can Images with uniqueID be unlinked from files which are stored in to php database as BLOB? I have runned into a problem with my code. I have uploaded my images into the database as a BLOB and also moved my image as an image with a unique ID or in my scenario like this {{ img/5e0a5f121e4468.89602240.jpg }}. Now what i am trying to do  is delete the image from database and also in the same time unlink the image which has this unique ID . Here Below i have the code that submits the form in the database with the image :
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    include "conn.php";

$imgOne=$_FILES['pictureOne'];

$fileName=$imgOne['name'];
$fileTmpName=$imgOne['tmp_name'];
$fileSize=$imgOne['size'];
$fileError=$imgOne['error'];

$fileExt=explode('.',$fileName);
$fileExt=strtolower(end($fileExt));

$newFileName=uniqid('',true).'.'.$fileExt;

$path='C:/xampp/htdocs/img/'.$newFileName;

if(move_uploaded_file($fileTmpName,$path)){
$query="INSERT INTO images(pictureOne)
        VALUES('$newFileName')";
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In the other file where i preform the deletion of the image from the databse is this :
include 'conn.php';
$id=$_GET['id'];

$queryD="DELETE pictureOne FROM posts WHERE id='$id'";
$resultD=mysqli_query($conn,$queryD);

Now please if you could help me out how would i unlink the image from my image folder since the problem for me is this unique ID which i can wrap mu head around.
Thank you alot for the help.

A: If I understand what you correctly, you are storing the file with a particular unique name and then storing that file name in the database. Later on, you want to remove the row from the database and delete the file.
First, select the row from the table so that you can get the name of the file that you originally stored. Delete the row from the database. Delete the file.

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I have always wanted to try "getting back on the horse" as they say after I tried once when I was about 10 and the horse bolted. I have been terrified of them ever since. However, I do believe they are the most beautiful and sensitive animals on the planet. I believe horses are intuitive with even the smallest part of the physical world and very intuitive with the spiritual.


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Gedling Nottinghamshire
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Gedling, Nottinghamshire
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In 1870-72, John Marius Wilson's Imperial Gazetteer of England and Wales described Gedling like this:
GEDLING, a township and a parish in Basford district, Notts. The township lies on an affluent of the river Trent, adjacent to the Nottingham and Lincoln railway, near Carlton r. station, 3 ½ miles NE by E of Nottingham. Real property, £3, 579. Pop., 397. Houses, 88. The parish contains also the township of Stoke-Bardolph and the hamlet of Carlton; the latter of which has a post office under Nottingham. ...
Acres, 4, 490. Real property, £11, 439. Pop., 3, 130. Houses, 690. Gedling Hall is a chief residence. A number of the inhabitants are stocking-makers. The living is a rectory and a vicarage in the diocese of Lincoln. Value, £1, 075.* Patron, the Earl of Chesterfield. The church is a fine edifice, with tower and spire; and there are chapels for Baptists and Wesleyans, and charities £32.
Gedling through time
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Gohar Kheirandish (; born ) is an Iranian actress and was born in Neyriz. While studying and working in Tehran, Kheirandish started working in television. Her first film, Days of Waiting, was directed by Asghar Hashemi. She then appeared in Lady, directed by Dariush Mehrjoyi.

Filmography
1987 Days of Waiting
1988 The Branches of Willow
1989 Zir-e bamha-ye shahr
1989 The Grand Day
1989 Shab-e hadese
1991 Madreseye piremardha
1991 The Shadow of Imagination
1994 Boo-ye khosh-e zendegi
1994 A Man, a Bear
1995 Chehre
1997 Saghar
1999 Baanoo
1999 Sheida
2000 The Mix
2001 Morabbaye shirin
2002 Low Heights
2002 Nan va eshgh va motor 1000
2002 Thirteen Cats on the Gabled Roof
2003 The Fifth Reaction
2003 Donya
2004 Tradition of Lover Killing
2005 Maxx
2006 Bi Vafa
2007 Ghaedeye bazi
2007 The Forbidden Fruit (TV Series)
2007 The Trial
2008 Tambourine
2008 Shirin
2008 Invitation
2009 Heartbroken
2010 Setayesh Part 1 (TV Series)
2010 Mokhtarnameh (TV Series)
2010 Dar Rah Vila (Video short)
2011 Along City
2011 Smiling in the Rain
2011 Okhtapus
2012 Octopus1: White forehead
2012 Migren
2012 Growing in the Wind
2013 Tehran 1500
2014 Azar, Shahdokht Parviz and Others
2014 Negar's Role
2014 Crazy
2018 Pastarioni
2019 The Good, The Bad, The Corny 2: Secret Army
2020 The Badger

Theatre
Khaak: Soil 1970
Mozerat Dokhaniyat: Negative effects of Carcinogens 1970
Afsaneh Vafa: Vafa's Legend 1972
Shahr Bidar: Woken City 1972
Nabegeyi az dodeman ariarmaneh:  A genius from Ariarmaneh Clan 1973
Mar dar Austin:  Snake in Sleeve 1973
Rostam Va Sohrab: Rostam & Sohrab 1973
Pahlevan Kachal: The Bald Paladin 1974
Az No: From the top 1975
Mostajer: The tenant 1976
Adab Mard Beh Ze Dolat sot:  One's manners Matter more than one's wealth 1979
Ghahveh Khaneyi dar Akhar Zaman: A coffee Shop at the end of the Time 1977
Bolbol Sargashteh: Perplexed Nightingale 1979
Vazir Khan Lankaran: Minister Khan Lankaran 1979
Cheshm dar barber Cheshm: An eye for an eye 1972
Khers neveshteh: Written Bear 1980
Khastegari: Marriage Proposal 1980
Parvaneh Mofaregi: The Carefree Butterfly 1980
Gorg: Wolf 1979
Dikteh va Zaviye: Spelling and Angles  1977
Shoyok dar Jang Jahani Dovom: Shoyok in World War II 1981
Anjelica:  Anjelica 1979
Herrati va Koryani; Herrati & Koryani 1982
Hemaseh Naneh Khazireh: The Epic of Nana Khazireh 1980
Teragedy kasra: Kasra's Tragedy 1982
Garneshinan: Cave people 1986
Mostajer Jadid: New Tenant 1988
Tokayi dar Gafas:  Tokayi In cage 1972
Mahi Siyah Kocholo: little Black Fish 1971
Khorshid Khanom: Mrs. Sun 1971
hasanak Kojayi? : Where are you Hasanak? 1971
Gol mad bahar Amad: Flowers Bloomed and Spring Came with it 1970
Mehmanhaye nakhandeh: Unexpected Guests 1970
Bloog: Puberty 1979
Torandokht: Torandokht 1996
Gozaresh Mahramaneh Octavia: Octavia's Secret Brief 1970
Charkheh Atash: The Cycle of Fire 1999
Roozi Rooz Gari Abadan: One upon a time in Abadan... 1999

Television
Aaeenihe 1985
Modarres: Modarres 1986
een Sharh Binahayat: This Endless Explanation 1987
Roozi Roozgari: Once upon a Time 1992
Roozegar Vasl: The days of Togetherness 1992
Hobaba: Bubble 1994
Zir Gonbad Kabod: Under the red Sky 1995
Do Panjereh: Two Windows 1995
Bibi Yon: Bibi Yon/nana yon 1995
Ashpaz bash: the Head Chef 1995
Siyah, Sefid, Khakestari: Black, White, Grey 1997
Majarahaye Khanevadeh tamadon:  The Adventures of Tamadon Family 1998
Hamsayeha: Neighbours 2000
Khaneh Ma: Our Home 2000
Safar Sabz: Green journey 2002
Jazireye Jado: The Magical Island 2003
Miveh Mamnohe: Forbidden Fruit 2007
Ashkha va Labkhandha: Tears and Smiles 2007
Mokhtarnameh 2010-2011
Hamchon Sarve: Cypress alike 2010
Bacheha Negah Mikonand: Children watching 2009
Naz va Niyaz: Pray and worship 2011
Alafzar: Meadow 2012
Dokhtaran Hava: Eve's Daughters 2012
Kolah Pahlavi: Pahlavi Hat 2012-2013
Madar: Mother 2013
Ma Fereshteh Nistim (We are not angels) 2014
The Monster (2019)

Awards
Winner of Crystal Simorgh at 22rd Fajr Film Festival for Best Actress for 'Love Killing Tradition'
Winner of special Diploma from 20th Fajr Film Festival for 'Low Altitude'
Winner of Golden Trophy from 12th Iranian Cinema House Awards for 'Invitation'
Winner of Golden Trophy from 7th Iranian Cinema House Awards for 'Fifth Reaction'
Winner of Golden Trophy from 7th Iranian Cinema House Awards 'World'
Winner of Award for Best Actress in Supporting role at Writers & Critics guild award for 'Low Altitude'
Nominated for Crystal Simorgh at 21st Fajr Film Festival For Supporting Actress In 'Fifth Reaction'
Nominated for Crystal Simorgh at 17th Fajr Film Festival For Supporting Actress In 'Winning Warrior'
Nominated for Crystal Simorgh at 14th Fajr Film Festival For Supporting Actress In 'Face'
Nominated for Crystal Simorgh at 8th  Fajr Film Festival For Supporting Actress In 'Underneath City's Roofs'
Nominated for Golden Trophy at 6th Iranian Cinema House Awards for 'Low Altitude'
Nominated at The Farhang Foundation

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Living people
People from Shiraz
People from Tehran
Iranian film actresses
Iranian stage actresses
Iranian voice actresses
People from Fars Province
University of Tehran alumni
Iranian television actresses
20th-century Iranian actresses
Crystal Simorgh for Best Actress winners

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Tags: Homeland Security | FBI | counter-terrorism | trip | wires
Former FBI Official: Trip Wires Are Foiling Plots
By Ronald Kessler | Tuesday, 21 August 2012 01:22 PM
Ronald Kessler reporting from Washington, D.C. — Trip wires developed by the FBI to warn of threats are rolling up terrorist plots and saving lives, Dr. Vahid Majidi, the former assistant FBI director in charge of the Weapons of Mass Destruction Directorate, tells Newsmax.
To devise trip wires, the FBI in effect reverse-engineered a terrorist operation. It looked at a potential terrorist incident and then worked backwards to pinpoint all the elements a terrorist might require to achieve his goal. The FBI then had a roadmap of possible clues to an impending plot.
Khalid Ali-M Aldawsari allegedly was planning to blow up the Dallas home of former President George W. Bush.
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As an example, the FBI asked companies or laboratories that supply certain chemicals or biological materials to report any suspicious purchases to the FBI or police.
Trip wires led to the arrest of Khalid Ali-M Aldawsari, a 20-year-old college student from Saudi Arabia who allegedly was planning to blow up the Dallas home of former President George W. Bush. In another case, a nursery notified the FBI of large purchases of castor plants. The FBI found that the purchaser was planning to make ricin from castor beans and send it to a judge.
"We have a complete set of trip wires for chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear threats," Majidi says.
The WMD Directorate was established to coordinate all elements of the FBI that deal with WMD cases. When FBI Director Robert S. Mueller III hired him in 2006 to head the WMD Directorate, he said to Majidi, "Your mission is prevention. I want you to think 24/7 prevention."
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Majidi was previously the chemistry division leader at Los Alamos National Laboratory. He is now director of the Energy and Technology Center at the University of Oklahoma's University Multispectral Laboratory.
As noted in my book "The Secrets of the FBI," Arthur M. "Art" Cummings II, who headed counterterrorism at the FBI and became executive assistant director for national security, led the effort to develop trip wires, which number in the hundreds. Besides uncovering possible clues to WMD plots, they allow the FBI to ping on a range of other indicators of terrorist activity.
To be a terrorist, "You need communications strategy, you need to be able to raise money, you need to be able to move money, you need an organizational structure that allows for that to happen, and you need communications that go back to the mother ship," Cummings says.
For instance, he says, the FBI looks at people caught by Customs with cash in excess of $10,000.
"I'm going to correlate this person, who is leaving the country with money, with his communications," Cummings says. "If he is raising money for Hamas and is communicating with the occupied territories, that is of interest."
Cummings initiated a companion $350,000 project to, in effect, reverse-engineer a terrorist operation. In imagining terrorist scenarios, the FBI has devised trip wires for such esoteric items as synthetic DNA.
"If somebody who wants to create an organism that's pathogenic in nature from a benign organism, they have to buy the DNA snippets from one of the synthetic DNA houses," Majidi says. "We worked with the White House to make sure that there was a policy in place and then worked with the synthetic DNA manufacturers to make sure that there is a screening mechanism that would recognize what to look for and recognize who was buying it."
In addition, "At a lot of retail stores, if you buy certain quantities of certain things, they have cards from the FBI that tell them that maybe this is something that I should be notifying the FBI about," Majidi says.
If the FBI finds that an outlet overseas is selling material that could be used for a weapon of mass destruction, it will work with foreign governments to close down the outlet.
"People don't realize that the FBI works with the entire U.S. government, including the CIA and Department of Defense, to identify things of concern anywhere in the world," Majidi says. "Let's say that you see a front company in a foreign country that is selling material to one of your adversaries, such as Iran. We notify the intelligence community, the Department of State. In some instances, if we give them clear evidence, the host country physically goes and shuts the company down."
When combined with other forms of intelligence, trip wires have been a secret to why the FBI has successfully rolled up all foreign terrorist plots since 9/11.
"We look at all of these things as a multi-tier program," Majidi says. "Every time you want to develop a weapon, you have to go through a series of processes, and if you have a trip wire at every level of those steps, if any of them identifies something suspicious, that is good enough," Majidi says. "That's actually what really works most of the time."
Ronald Kessler is chief Washington correspondent of Newsmax.com. He is the New York Times bestselling author of books on the Secret Service, FBI, and CIA. Read more reports from Ronald Kessler — Click Here Now.
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Q: Lightbox - Is it possible to force resize the image? Does anybody know how to force resize the image that opens in lightbox either in CSS or by hacking lightbox?
I know it's not a good solution to having a fixed image size (should be done on upload) but it is a specific requirement of a client.
Thanks.

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    .lb-image{ width:500px!important; max-height:500px!important;}
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A: It's not a bad solution having fixed size. Just set max-height or max-width (in CSS) to whatever (but not both)- The image will then scale correctly.
But all images must be same format, otherwise height / width may vary.
And if you set fixed size in CSS (width, height), then the images will be scewed.

A: In your CSS you can have the image size adjust to fill the maximum width while still maintaining the same aspect ratio like this:
img {width:100%; height:auto}

As long as the container is a block this should adjust the image size. Be aware it may look pixilated in older browsers because the image scaler used in those browsers relies on "nearest neighbor" sampling to scale the images.

A: Rather than using css, just resize the image using jquery's width() and height() methods on the image element.
Before you do that I'd recommend dividing one by the other to get the ratio, so you don't distort the image! :)

A: I used this code with slimbox2:
#lbImage {

    width:320px;
    height:240px;
    background-repeat: no-repeat;
    background-position:center;
    background-size: cover;
    -moz-background-size: cover;

}

A: Find these lines in jquery.colorbox.js
photo.style.width = photo.width+200 + 'px';
photo.style.height = photo.height + 'px';

and replace with
photo.style.width = photo.width+200 + 'px';
//photo.style.height = photo.height + 'px';

remove image hight and increase image width using + sign.


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Local elections in Taguig were held on May 13, 2019 within the Philippine general election. The voters voted for the elective local posts in the city: the mayor, vice mayor, two district representatives, and councilors, eight in each of the city's two legislative districts.

Mayoral and Vice Mayoral elections
Incumbent city mayor Lani Cayetano is term-limited after serving three consecutive terms. Running in her place is brother-in-law and former second district congressman, Lino Cayetano. Incumbent first district congressman Arnel Cerafica is also running for mayor, after completing three successive terms.

Lino Cayetano's running mate is incumbent vice mayor Ricardo "Ading" Cruz Jr., who is running for his third and final term. He is pitted against Cerafica's running mate, former second district congressman Jun Dueñas.

District representatives

1st District (Taguig-Pateros)
Incumbent Congressman Arnel Cerafica is term-limited and is running for Mayor. His brother, Allan Cerafica, competed for the position against former Foreign Affairs Secretary Alan Peter Cayetano, also a former representative of Taguig–Pateros when it was a lone district from 1998 to 2007.

2nd District
Incumbent Congresswoman Pia Cayetano has opted to run for senator. Competing in her place is her sister-in-law and term-limited incumbent Mayor Lani Cayetano, who faced former Councilor Michelle Anne Gonzales.

City Council

By ticket

Bida Tayo Taguig

Team AMC

By district

1st District
Incumbent Councilors Rodil Marcelino and Carlito Ogalinola are term-limited and did not vie for any position.

Incumbent and former councilors in italic.

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2nd District
Incumbent councilor Jojo Eron is term-limited. His wife and former councilor Marisse Balina-Eron will run in his place.

In 2018, Councilor Ric Paul Jordan was arrested for theft and drug possession charges in Parañaque. He was replaced in the city council by Mayfe V. Mañosca, who did not participate in the election.

Incumbent and former councilors in italic.

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May 2019 events in the Philippines
Elections in Taguig
2019 elections in Metro Manila


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Ida Klamborn SS15 at Fashion Week Stockholm
Publish date 31 Aug 2014
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Written by Yasmine Mubarak
Tags Fashion Week Stockholm SS15, Ida Klamborn,
Ida Klamborn shows that fashion is much more than clothes; it's an expression, a statement and was worth finishing this season's Fashion Week Stockholm.
Ida Klamborns debut in the fashion world made a strong impression. While displaying the AW14 with a live performance of Silvana Imam, she was just graduated from The Swedish School of Textiles but determined to make an impression, not only with their clothes, but also politically. Nonetheless If that wasn't enough she had won the award for Best Newcomer at the Elle gala just a week earlier.
Besides her solid education from The Swedish School of Textiles, Ida has overpriced Several awards and scholarships behind her and got to have a presentation during Milan Fashion Week. Furthermore, you understand all the impressive reviews and awards because this young expanding designer knows it all. I got a few minutes with this humble designer after the show, while everyone ran up to her graduated her for the incredible show, she didn't wan't to get interviewed she wanted to be with the ones that made this show happened.
What was your inspiration for this collection?
– It started when I saw people had gone around the entire Stockholm and painted swastikas and aggressive words on mosques and public buildings, and what I responded to and thought was so beautiful was that ordinary people wanted to show their opposition. By either painting them over and make an art of it or they covered them with flowers. And I thought it was so very nice, so I also wanted to do a thing like that, so I took a flower and so I spray-painted it to make it as a tag in any way so I have printed it in that size.
With white as the base color with hints of orange, pink and red blomtry and Ida signatures with clear features from last season's shapes and cuts. She knows how to make clothes for the female body; she makes it neat and sleek. And not to mention the makeup, natural makeup with color sparkle glitter under the eyes that make the outfit flourish even more and you can see the glance of the beautiful model. You want to look like this next spring and summer.
What materials do you prefer to work with?
– I have a weak spot for neoprene, which can be seen quite often in my collection. Because it's so good to print on, then it will be an interesting case and to mix it up with natural materials silk, wool, and so it will be a clash.
In the middle of the show, something happens, the models continues to showcase the amazing collection while some powerful singer wearing Ida Klamborns white dress, gets up from the front-row and begins to sing acapella of her own song ''Hard Times''. Something we all were surprised to, Ida herself says when I asked her that 'You all saw that she was here, and we played her song instrumental so long that one wondered oh well, no, I guess she is not singing.'
But we were wrong.
You chose to use the live music of the new Swedish rising star Seinabo Sey how did you get that idea?
– It started earlier, we met a few months ago, she liked my work and I styled the clothes for her music video, which was really fun then so it seemed natural that she would sing at the show.
What can we look forward to from you in the future?
– I don't even know that myself.
Photography Victoria Stillwell
Yasmine Mubarak
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The value of apprenticeships within the healthcare industry
Hospital Times 20th June 2019 The value of apprenticeships within the healthcare industry2019-06-20T12:40:37+00:00 Workforce
By Laura Watts, Apprenticeship Project Manager at Northamptonshire Health and Care Partnership.
Apprenticeships are an excellent route into healthcare for people starting their careers, as well as for individuals looking to develop and progress their careers. In 2017, Government reforms came into force with the aim of improving the quality of apprenticeship training and to boost the number of apprentices in the UK to three million by 2020.
Since then our organisation, together with healthcare providers across Northamptonshire, has become more committed to offering apprenticeships and now offers an even wider variety of apprenticeship career pathways.
Like many employers, the NHS and healthcare providers are experiencing resourcing challenges, with staff shortages across many roles. We recognise that apprenticeships have an important role to play in addressing these shortages and boosting our workforce, as well as enabling individuals to gain on the job training and build their knowledge and experience.
It is a common misconception that apprenticeships are for younger people. While many younger people decide to go down the apprentice route from school, apprenticeships are in fact open to people of all ages. They also provide an excellent learning and development opportunity for current staff, so they can progress or even change career direction.
An apprenticeship offers people the chance to learn practical skills, while studying, and at the same time become part of a talented, passionate team of people committed to providing the best care and treatment to patients. Our successful apprenticeship programmes lead to nationally recognised qualifications and are a unique steppingstone into a chosen career.
Apprentices start at level two, which is entry level, but they can progress right through to degree level and gain post graduate qualifications if they are successful. For those interested in a career in nursing, for example, apprenticeships can offer an alternative route into becoming a registered nurse, without the debt that comes with going to university, as the training is funded.
For someone looking to develop a career in healthcare, but who doesn't know where to start or is perhaps unsure of which area they would like to work, an apprenticeship can offer an opportunity to develop self-confidence, gain valuable work experience and to earn while learning.
Individuals can try different subject areas too if they are undecided about the direction they wish to travel. We offer apprenticeships covering a range of careers, with roles to suit most people with the right skills and values, whether they might be clinical or non-clinical roles.
We work with several NHS trusts in Northamptonshire, as well as St Andrew's Healthcare, general practices and adult social care providers, covering roles from nursing and healthcare through to healthcare pharmacy and nursey nursing. There are also a wide variety of administrative roles such as business, HR and finance.
There are some more unusual apprenticeships too, such as clinical coders, medical engineers, clinical engineering and healthcare science, which can open more career options.
Changing perceptions
We are working hard to overcome the perception that it is the people who do not achieve the best academic grades that end up on apprenticeship schemes. This simply is not the case. Apprenticeships are just an alternative route into a career that may be better suited to someone.
We work with schools and colleges across the region to promote the fact apprenticeships are an equally successful pathway into work. We also promote apprenticeships through our annual Apprenticeships Awards.
These are organised in conjunction with Kettering General Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, Northampton General Hospital NHS Trust, Northamptonshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust, St Andrew's Healthcare and Adult Social Care and General Practice.
The awards are in their second year and this year took place on 4 March during National Apprenticeship Week. They celebrate the achievements of apprentices working across health and care services in Northamptonshire and promote how valuable apprenticeships are both for individuals and healthcare organisations.
We had 26 winners this year, with many different apprenticeship roles represented including various healthcare roles, as well as nursing associate; business, administration; chef; finance and engineering.
Our overall winner was Megan O'Connell, an Estates Administrator from St Andrew's Healthcare in Northampton who won the 'Apprentice of the Year' award, as well as the Value Award for St Andrew's Healthcare.
Megan O'Connell went into beauty therapy straight from school but decided it wasn't for her and joined St Andrew's Healthcare on a business administration apprenticeship. She won the award because of her outstanding achievements, qualities and behaviours, in addition to being very patient focused and a great ambassador for patient care.
When Megan was asked what being an apprentice meant to her, she said that it is all about learning new skills and opening her mind. Megan completed her apprenticeship while working full-time and received great support from her employer and regional trainer.
Another winner was Hannah Scanlon who is Team Leader at the Local Medical Committee (LMC). Hannah won the Personal Achievement Award in 2018 and this year won the Apprentice Mentor Award, which demonstrates how someone can progress their career while undergoing an apprenticeship.
Hannah first joined Northamptonshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust (NHFT) as a Business Administration Apprentice in 2014. Her journey shows how an apprenticeship can provide a pathway to success. She is now a Team Leader at the LMC, and has recently started a Chartered Management Degree with the Open University.
The mentor award recognises the support and inspiration Hannah has given to the apprentices on her team. Hannah highlights that for her going straight into an apprenticeship from school really was the best decision. She says she has learnt so much and her confidence has grown. Having established herself in her career, she is now able to support other apprentices in her team.
All the healthcare organisations involved with these awards are committed to apprenticeship opportunities at all levels; they view them as excellent routes into careers in healthcare.
For anyone considering a healthcare career in Northamptonshire, whether in a clinical or non-clinical role, apprenticeships are expanding opportunities for individuals. They are also a hugely valuable way to enhance our workforce and prepare for the future demands on our healthcare system.
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I am currently working with highthroughput sequencing of the genome and have generated a SAM file.
However, all of my lines have the @sq and SN body tag, which, according to the SAMTools website is only supposed to be in the Header lines of the file.
Does anyone know why this happened and why my file does not have an alignment section even though I did align sequences using the BWA program?
First, I concatenated two files together: a file with the reference genome and a file with the RNA splice junctions using the cat function.
Fifth, I tried to use the Picard MarkDuplicates method but then got the error that I "cannot copy duplicates to the SAMdictionary." I opened the SAM file that was inputted into this method, and it had only @sq lines with SN tags which means that they are part of the header. There was no alignment section and I am not sure why.
Rule # 1: Don't reinvent the wheel. Are you sure that you had to write a custom script? That something like bedtools wouldn't do the trick? Because the simplest explanation is that your custom script has a bug.
Please post the command line args, especially samtools view -H would cause this.
Please refer to my update above. Thanks!
"Fourth, I applied the java code to find the start and end coordinates of the exons and apply them" You attempted to filter the output of BWA to exon-only regions? And the output of this command was no data. It seems like your filter was wrong in some manner. If you don't post the actual commands you use we can only guess what was wrong though.
Thank you for your reply. sorry for not including code earlier. Can you please look above for the code for the fourth part. As for the specific commands, I am just using trial and error based on what I see online and what is working. I gave the basic functions of what I am using above as well.
What is the code above trying to do? Filter for certain regions? See gatk PrintReads -L or samtools view -L on how to do this using various region specifying files (beds vcfs etc).
Also did the output of BWA contain data apart from the header? You only mention the output of your java code. Another possibility is that you ran this java code on some kind of compressed sam file (I wont speculate). That may have left the header intact and destroyed the data as the headers are sometimes uncompressed.
Make your life easier and just use STAR.
I have adapted your title to make it more specific.
I concatenated two files together: a file with the reference genome and a file with the RNA splice junctions using the cat function.
1) What kind of data is this? Given that you mentioned splice junctions, is it RNA-seq?
4) Given your file was not corrupted and the alignment was fine, what are the next steps you plan and why, so what is the question you want to answer.
Once the points are clear, we can try to put you back on track.


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Quebec wants to help Glencore pollute less
Even if the controversial Horne Foundry has just withdrawn from a public health committee, the CAQ government still says it is ready to help the mining company reduce its arsenic emissions.
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During a trip to Abitibi this week, the Minister of the Economy, Pierre Fitzgibbon, showed himself in favor of public assistance.
"Me, I opened the door squarely, if you have a project that will allow you to respect environmental standards, that's non-negotiable, we should be there to help you, because I think it's a project important for the Rouyn-Noranda region," he said during a press scrum.
The latter had already met Glencore, owner of the Horne Foundry, a few weeks ago in Europe and had stressed that the company had presented "a plan to correct the situation".
This comes at a time when the mining company has just withdrawn from a public health committee, confirmed the organization Stop toxic discharges and emissions (ARET), a group which has campaigned since 2019 for the reduction of emissions.
"Collaboration problem"
"Our committee has changed, is now broader and concerns Rouyn-Noranda in its entirety. But Glencore has informed us that they will not sit there. They are not concerned, because they say it is too broad," explained Nicole Desgagnés, of the ARET committee.
The municipality, the CISSS, representatives of Abitibi-Témiscamingue public health, citizens and also the Ministry of the Environment sit on this expanded committee. "It's not a good sign, it's a problem of collaboration," says Mme Desgagnes.
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Bridge Seismic Safety Retrofit Project in Sacramento and San Joaquin Counties, EA# 03-3F090 [Cali...
Bridge Seismic Safety Retrofit Project in Sacramento and San Joaquin Counties, EA# 03-3F090 [California Endangered Species Act (CESA) Incidental Take Permit No.
Caltrans 3 (Marysville) (California Department of Transportation, District 3)
The Project is limited to the retrofit of the existing Mokelumne River Bridges (Bridge No. 29-0197L/R) by replacing the existing multi-column bents with new outrigger bents and constructing new bent caps which will support the existing bridge decks. Each of the two bridges is supported by 20 existing bents (40 bents total). Each new outrigger bent will be supported by two new pile shafts comprised of 4-foot (48-inch) diameter cast in steel shell (CISS) concrete piles (a total of 40 outrigger bents supported by a total of 80 new pile shafts). Once the new outrigger bent systems have been constructed the columns of the existing bents will be removed. See NOD for full details.
Robert Stanley
California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW)
Bay Delta Region 2825 Cordelia Road, Suite 100
MDB&M
The Caltrans Bridge Seismic Retrofit - Mokelumne (03-SAC-05-3F090) Project (Project) is located on the Mokelumne River Bridge (Bridge No. 29-0197L/R) over the Mokelumne River and the associated floodplain on Interstate - 5 (1-5) at Post Mile (PM) 49.78 at the San Joaquin/Sacramento County border, in the State of California. In the Bruceville U.S.G.S. 7.5 minute quadrangle, in the Mt. Diablo meridian.
CDFW
The Negative Declaration prepared by the lead agency for the Project is available to the general public at the office location listed above for the lead agency. CDFW's administrative record of proceedings related to the incidental take permit is available to the public for review at CDFW's regional office.
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Trichloroethane
What Does Trichloroethane Mean?
This is a synthetic or chemical organic substance that is organochloride in nature. It is colorless and has a sweet smell. It is used as an intermediate in the synthesis of organic compounds like 1, 1-dichloroethane; solvent degreasing components; and additive in the aerosol and textile industry. It is extensively used in household products.
Corrosionpedia Explains Trichloroethane
Trichloroethane does not occur naturally, so it is synthetically made in the labs. Since it is volatile organic compound, it is known to evaporate quickly from the water; it does not bio-accumulate. Under natural conditions, it is non-flammable and burns to vapor at high temperatures.
It commonly occurs in two forms or isomers commonly known as 1, 1, 1-trichloroethane and 1, 1, 2-Trichloroethane. It is scientifically classified as chloroethanes, where the ethane is substituted by chloro-groups and the position of these substitutions form the isomers: it falls in the chlorinated alkanes family.
In a natural state, it is a colorless and non-viscous liquid and it is detected by its sweet odor, which is distinct and powerful. Inhibitor systems are used in conjunction with trichloroethane in cleaning applications to prevent its reaction with metal substrates.
The organic substance rarely dissolves in water, but it is observably soluble in most solvents. It is produced by the action of chlorine on 1, 1-dichloroethane and commercially produced through the following processes:
Chlorination of ethane
Hydrochlorination of vinyl chloride
Hydrochlorination of 1, 1-dichloroethylene
Methyl Chloroform
Organosol
Trichlorotrifluoroethane
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By Mary Shelley
Genre: Classics
4.5 Score: 4.5 (From 7 Ratings)
A timeless, terrifying tale of one man's obsession to create life—and the monster that became his legacy.
Mary Shelley began writing Frankenstein when she was only eighteen. At once a Gothic thriller, a passionate romance, and a cautionary tale about the dangers of science, Frankenstein tells the story of devoted science student Victor Frankenstein. Obsessed with discovering the cause of generation and life, and bestowing animation upon lifeless matter, Frankenstein assembles a human being from stolen body parts; but upon bringing it to life, he recoils in horror at the creature's hideousness. Tormented by isolation and loneliness, the once-innocent creature turns to evil and unleashes a campaign of murderous revenge against his creator, Dr. Frankenstein.
Frankenstein, an instant bestseller and an important ancestor of both the horror and science-fiction genres, not only tells a terrifying story, but also raises profound, disturbing questions about the very nature of life and the place of humankind within the cosmos: What does it mean to be human? What responsibilities do we have to each other? How far can we go in tampering with Nature? In our age, filled with news of organ donation, genetic engineering, and bio-terrorism, these questions are more relevant than ever.
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#include <sframe/sframe_iterators.hpp>
#include <sframe/sframe_config.hpp>

namespace graphlab {

/**
 *  Set the global block to read. This allows us to create the initializer
 *  only once and change the row_start and row_end multiple times.
 *
 */
void parallel_sframe_iterator_initializer::set_global_block(
                  size_t _row_start,
                  size_t _row_end){

  row_start = _row_start;
  row_end = _row_end;

  // Make sure the row_end can't be more than sf_size
  if ((row_end == (size_t) -1) || (_row_end >= sf_size)){
    row_end = sf_size;
  } else {
    row_end = _row_end;
  }
  global_block_size = row_end - row_start;
}

/**
 * Initialize the Parallel SFrame iterator.
 * \note This operation is more expensive than the SFrame iterator creation.
 */
parallel_sframe_iterator_initializer::parallel_sframe_iterator_initializer(
    const std::vector<sframe>& data_sources,
    const size_t& _row_start,
    const size_t& _row_end) {

  column_offsets.clear();
  sources.clear();

  DASSERT_FALSE(data_sources.empty());

  size_t current_offset = 0;

  sf_size = data_sources.front().size();

  // Get each of the columns we want.
  for(const sframe& sf : data_sources) {
    column_offsets.push_back(current_offset);
    current_offset += sf.num_columns();

    for(size_t i = 0; i < sf.num_columns(); ++i) {
      sources.push_back(sf.select_column(i)->get_reader());
      ASSERT_EQ(sf.size(), sf_size);
    }
  }
  // One last one
  column_offsets.push_back(current_offset);
  set_global_block(_row_start, _row_end);

}

/**
 * Create an SFrame parallel iterator.
 */
parallel_sframe_iterator::parallel_sframe_iterator(
    const parallel_sframe_iterator_initializer& it_init, size_t thread_idx, size_t num_threads)
    : sources(it_init.sources)
    , column_offsets(it_init.column_offsets)
{

  DASSERT_LT(thread_idx, num_threads);

  buffers.resize(sources.size());

  start_idx = it_init.row_start +
        (thread_idx * it_init.global_block_size) / num_threads;
  end_idx   = it_init.row_start +
        ((thread_idx + 1) * it_init.global_block_size) / num_threads;

  max_block_size = std::min(sframe_config::SFRAME_READ_BATCH_SIZE, end_idx - start_idx);
  for(auto& b : buffers)
    b.reserve(max_block_size);
  reset();
}

/**
 * Load the current block
 */
void parallel_sframe_iterator::load_current_block() {
  DASSERT_EQ(current_idx, block_end_idx);

  block_start_idx = current_idx;
  block_end_idx = std::min(end_idx, block_end_idx + max_block_size);

  if(block_start_idx == block_end_idx) {
    for(size_t i = 0; i < buffers.size(); ++i)
      buffers[i].clear();
  }

  for(size_t i = 0; i < sources.size(); ++i) {
    sources[i]->read_rows(block_start_idx, block_end_idx, buffers[i]);
  }
}

}

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Alexander R. Grant (November 28, 1925 – July 22, 2001) was a member of the Wisconsin State Assembly.

Biography
Grant was born on November 28, 1925, in Chicago, Illinois and named after his father, who was the founder of what later became Grant Thornton LLP. He attended Madison West High School in Madison, Wisconsin, before graduating from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. During World War II and the Korean War, he served in the United States Navy. He died on July 22, 2001.

Political career
Grant was elected to the assembly in 1960 and re-elected in 1962, but was defeated in the 1964 primary election by Lawrence J. Kafka. In addition, he was district attorney of Brown County, Wisconsin. He was a Republican. He then served as a Wisconsin Circuit Court judge from Brown County, Wisconsin, from 1982 to 1990.

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A simulation model of a log transport logistics network was developed. The model could be structured to either share truck capacity among a group of loggers, or to assign a fixed number of trucks to individual loggers. Another variation of the model allowed the use of a staging yard to set out loaded trailers and deliver them to destinations using dedicated shuttle trucks that operated continuously. Pooling trucks among loggers provided more flexibility in dealing with driver shift length constraints, and consequently delivered more wood to mills than did individual ownership. The magnitude of the difference was related to dispatch method. Accounting for logger status when dispatching trucks increased wood volume moved and reduced average trailer waiting times for all loggers. Staging yards were effective in maintainirig delivered volume of wood when severe delays were probable at destination mills.


The Indian economy continues to show impressive economic growth. The country's real gross domestic product (GDP) grew at an impressive rate of 9.1 percent during the first half of fiscal 2006 (April – September 2006), after growing by 8.7 percent in fiscal 2005. Together with the country's impressive growth, India has also become a significant consumer of energy resources. According to EIA estimates, India was the fifth largest consumer of oil in the world during 2006.
Nuclear Power Corporation of India Limited (NPCIL) is a wholly owned Undertaking of the Government of India under the administrative control of the Department of Atomic Energy (DAE), Government of India. It has been registered as a Public Limited Company under the Companies Act, 1956 in Sept. 1987 with the objective of undertaking the design, construction, operation and maintenance of the atomic power stations for generation of electricity.
The company is operating five nuclear power stations and is implementing construction of two ongoing nuclear power projects and handling other related activities consistent with the policies of the Government of India.
The total nuclear power generation by all units reached a record high of over 15,950 Million Units (MUs) during 2000, marking a increase of 23% over the previous year's performance.
The Nuclear Fuel Complex Hyderabad produces fuel bundles for both BWR and PHWR type reactors. The plant has facilities to manufacture coolant and calandria tubes for nuclear reactors. It also fabricates seamless stainless tubes.
Uranium Corporation of India Ltd. was set up to mine Uranium ore and manufacture Uranium concentrate. The corporation presently has mines at Jaduguda, Narwapahar and Bhatin in the state of Bihar. The mill at Jaduguda processes the ore mined.
India's atomic history begun in 1948 with the constitution of the Atomic Energy Commission. India created all facilities necessary for the production of atomic bombs as well as for energy production. Canada supported India's nuclear program in the 60ies, but stopped its aid in 1976 following India's nuclear bomb test.
1950: India started to process Thorium-Uranium concentrates. and starts the Thorium Plant at Trombay in 1955.
1956: APSARA, the first research reactor in Asia, attains criticality at Trombay, Mumbai.
1959: the Uranium Metal Plant at Trombay produces Uranium since 1959.
1960: First lot of 10 Fuel Elements for CIRUS reactor is fabricated at Trombay and CIRUS ? the 40 MWt research reactor attains criticality.
1967: Uranium Corporation of India Limited is set up at Jaduguda, Bihar for mining and milling of uranium ores. The corporation presently has mines at Jaduguda, Narwapahar and Bhatin in the state of Bihar. The mill at Jaduguda processes the ore mined.
1968: Nuclear Fuel Complex is set up at Hyderabad.
1969: Reactor Research Centre is started at Kalpakkam. Renamed as Indira Gandhi Centre for Atomic Research on December 18, 1985.
1969: Heavy Water Projects is constituted..
1969: Tarapur Atomic Power Station starts commercial operation.
1972: Unit-1 of Rajasthan Atomic Power Station at Kota begins commercial operation.
1972: Research Reactor PURNIMA-I attains criticality.
1974: The first Indian underground nuclear explosion is conducted at Pokhran, Rajasthan.
1982: Power Reactor Fuel Reprocessing Plant at Tarapur is commissioned.
1983: Atomic Energy Regulatory Board, is constituted.
1984: Madras Atomic Power Station - Unit I at Kalpakkam starts commercial operation.
1984: Research Reactor PURNIMA-II, a Uranium-233 fuelled homogenous reactor, attains criticality. PURNIMA-III follows in 1990.
1985: Waste Immobilisation Plant (WIP) at Tarapur is commissioned.
1985: Research Reactor DHRUVA (100 MWt) attains criticality.
1985: Fast Breeder Test Reactor (FBTR) at Kalpakkam attains criticality.
1989: Narora Atomic Power Station Unit I attains criticality.
1992: Kakrapar Atomic Power Station - Unit I attains criticality.
1998: Five underground nuclear tests are conducted at Pokhran Range, Rajasthan.
1998: Kalpakkam Reprocessing Plant (KARP) is dedicated to the Nation.
GE Hitachi Nuclear Energy (GEH) has signed agreements with Nuclear Power Corp of India Ltd (NPCIL) and Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd (BHEL) to prepare for the construction of new nuclear power reactors in India.
Under the preliminary agreements, GEH said that it "will begin planning with NPCIL and BHEL for the necessary resources in manufacturing and construction management for a potential multiple-unit Advanced Boiling Water Reactor (ABWR) nuclear power station."
NPCIL said that its memorandum of understanding (MoU) with GE-H would allow discussions on the "techno-commercial aspects" of the 1350 MWe ABWR to begin. The company said that the MoU was signed by S Bhardwaj, NPCIL's technical director, and Steven Hucik, vice president of GEH's Global Unified ABWR Projects division.
2 EPR-reacotors with an output of 1 650 MW shall be built. The embodiment of the treaty will, according to experts, take about one year. Already in Sept. India and France have agreed last year on a co-operation in nuclear power.


Unfinished basement floors can be source of dirt, odours and mildew. Cleaning your basement floor properly will halt these problems and prevent them from getting worse.
Easy makeover tips for your concrete basement floor. 6 Ways to Get Your Dirty Basement Floor Sparkling Clean. How To Clean A Concrete Basement Floor Hunker A concrete basement floor is a non absorbent, it doesn't require any special cleaners, or polishes. A concrete basement floor may also be one of the dirtiest floors.
In a few weeks, I'll be moving into a house with a very dirty unfinished basement. I want to hire a company to really, really clean it, but I haven't been able to get any good responses from the local companies I tried.


Elliott Jaques was born in Toronto, Canada in 1917. He was only 18 when he graduated from the University of Toronto in 1935, and only 23 when he graduated with an M.D. from Johns Hopkins Medical School. He rounded out his academic credentials with a PhD in Social Relations from Harvard University.
During WWII, he served in the Canadian Army Medical Corps, in England, serving as liaison to the British Army War Office Psychiatry Division. After the war, he stayed in England to study under Melanie Klein and was one of the founding members of Tavistock Institute. It was during this time, that he became dissatisfied with psychological explanations of group work and ventured to explore a more scientific, disciplined approach to human development. In 1964, he created the School of Social Sciences at London based Brunel University.
It was, through this period, that he observed and documented what later would become Requisite Organization. His scientific findings would be the subject of studies conducted from 1948 until his death in 2003. More than 50 years of rigorous trials support his principles about how organizations run better.


Pretty slick stuff, no install stand alone.
Nice application using windows. BTW using Handbrake on OSX fast very fast THX Joe...btw how is the dad thing going?
I am happy for you, Joe. Another tiny light to add to the world. Very cool.
draw back is I don't have as much time to get stuff done on the computer as I would like, but the upside to that is that it give my PC more time to mine bitcoins LOL.


Toyama Maru was a Japanese troop transport in World War II. On 18th June 1944 she left Moji, Japan in Convoy KATA-412, heading for Okinawa. There were troops of the 44th Independent Mixed Brigade aboard, plus a large cargo of petrol, stored in the lower holds in cans.
At 7.30am on 29th June 1944 she was spotted off Taira Jima, Japan, by the US submarine USS Sturgeon, under Lt Cmdr Murphy. Four torpedoes were launched; three hit, one of which exploded the petrol. In the subsequent intense fire and explosions the hull broke in two, and she sank in a minute. Survivors were rescued by the escorts. Some reports say there were over 6,000 troops aboard, with 5,400 lost. Other reports say around 4,000 aboard with 3,674 lost. The latter is more credible, given the size of the ship. Original documents were destroyed by the Japanese at the end of the war, so the true figures will never be known. However, it is accepted as one of the ten worst maritime disasters in history.
Toyama Maru was laid down on 4th August 1913 at the Mitsubishi Dockyard, for NYK Line. Completed on 3rd June 1915, she was 445 feet long, 7,089grt. In 1935 she was sold to Nanyo Kaiun, and some 18 months later sold to Ono Shoji Gomel. On 29th January 1941 she was requisitioned by the Japanese Imperial Army and assigned Army number 782. After being involved in several Pacific actions including the Philippines and Singapore, she was used to transport prisoners of war in the most appalling conditions. She was then transferred to transport Japanese troops to various theatres of war, until her final convoy.


Found 10 tutors in Ingram, TX 78025.
I am a widely published writer with over 30 books currently selling. My books have been published by professional publishing houses like Wingbow Press and Simon & Schuster, and I have self-published, as well.
Hello! I have a bachelor's degree from Texas Tech in Mass Communications with a minor in English. I am a homeschool mom. My daughter has graduated from homeschool and is now in college, making all A's.
Hi everybody! My name is Phillip H. and I'm a certified teacher. I have recently moved to Kerrville from Houston where I taught 7th grade Texas History and was the Team Leader for our Social Studies Department.


I'm always told how lucky I am to live in a beautiful place. Living in Sedona gives me some wonderful chances to make images that are just a bit different than others. Different is good. It attracts attention because of the red rocks and scenery. BUT, the beautiful view does not guarantee a beautiful photo. It only ensures a superb photo opportunity.
I often remind people to remember that it is about the light. It's about the composition. It's about the shadows. It's about all of these things and more. All of these items when appropriately assembled into frame take a beautiful scene and make it memorable. Do I always accomplish this? Hell no! But, lots of the fun is in the trying.
Here are a couple of images from hikes a couple days ago. These are from Bell Rock Vista in the Village of Oak Creek just south of Sedona where the red rocks reaching to the heavens begin. Think of the Grand Canyon upside down.
With the image above we have detail in the shadows and the highlights, but overall it appears flat and relatively uninteresting even though it is a beautiful subject. I photographed a five-stop exposure bracket because I knew there wouldn't be enough exposure range in a single capture due to the deep shadow area and the sunlit highlights.
The processed image above was more as the eye would see it. The eye's pupil opens and closes depending upon the amount of light it is viewing. We have more detail and color in the shadow areas and better color and detail in the sunlit area including the sky. In my opinion, the image only begins with the capture in camera. Post-processing is necessary to complete the vision and to show the scene as the artist wishes it.
The flower image shows how just a small shaft of the sun can highlight a subject and break it away from the background.
My shooting kit for a general walkabout hike is the Lumix G9 with the Leica DG Vario-ELMARIT Professional Lens, 12-60MM, F2.8-4.0 . I also have a * Think Tank Mirrorless Mover 20 belt pack with some extension tubes (used on the flower image above) and an extra battery. Also, sometimes I'll have an extra lens or two.
* I've had this camera bag for over five years and use it constantly, and it hardly shows any signs of wear and tear.


CALLENDER, V.G.: "A Contribution to the Burial of Women in the Old Kingdom." In Abusir and Saqqara in the Year 2001, Proceedings of the Symposium, Prague, September 25th–27th, 2001, pp. 337–350. Editado por Filip Coppens. Archiv Orientální 70, no. 3. Praga, 2003.
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CHAMPOLION, J.F.: Panthéon égyptien, collection des personnages mythologiques de l'ancienne Égypte, d'après les monuments. Paris, 1823.
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A negative asset is a vehicle or real estate that loses value quicker than the time you pay off the loan. During a divorce, the real estate becomes community property, which means it is split equally. Negative assets are also split equally, depending on the terms of the divorce settlement.
Negative assets typically include cars, boats or real estate. It is important that a spouse decides if their spouse gets the assets and its debts or if selling the asset is best. If the asset is sold, a spouse can split the remaining debt.
A family lawyer can help assist couples facing divorce by individually analyzing each case. Since this is a complex area of law, it is best to seek the help of an experienced family lawyer who can review and research current laws to make sure your rights are protected in a negative asset case.
If you have a negative asset case during your divorce and need a family lawyer to help you, Attorney Search Network can help. We can help you find a family lawyer in your area that handles negative asset cases.


Charles Decker (pictured) is a member of the firm's Tax Services Group. He provides technical review of federal income tax issues, identifying innovative solutions to minimize taxes while ensuring compliance for the firm's clients. Additionally, Deckers monitors tax legislation and emerging tax issues, serving as a resource for KSM staff.
Andrew Goodman is a member of the firm's Audit and Assurance Services Group. He helps clients navigate the ever-changing environment of financial reporting and operational controls, helping to ensure they are up-to-date on best practices and making profitable business decisions. Advising clients in a multitude of industries, Goodman's particular focus is in construction, where he serves as a member of KSM's Construction Services Group.
Sarah Hammond is a member of the firm's Business Advisory Group. She specializes in federal and multistate tax compliance and consulting for businesses and their owners, along with providing general business and accounting advisory services. Hammond serves clients in a multitude of industries, with an emphasis on those in the manufacturing, distribution, and technology industries. Through her collaboration with other KSM professionals, she looks for ways to help her clients improve their businesses.
JP Moore is a member of the firm's Healthcare Resources and Financial Services Groups. He works with clients on a holistic level to identify opportunities to minimize tax liabilities by navigating between their business and personal situations. Moore provides federal and multistate tax compliance and consulting, along with general business and accounting advisory services to businesses, individuals, and trusts in a variety of industries, with a focus in healthcare and financial services.
Brad Reay is a member of the firm's Healthcare Resources Group. He provides fair market value opinions and commercial reasonableness assessments for hospitals and health systems, medical groups, academic institutions, and other healthcare entities to ensure physician compensation arrangements are compliant with regulatory requirements. Reay also oversees compliance initiatives related to physician services arrangements, designs progressive physician compensation arrangements, and provides ongoing consulting support for negotiations of services agreements involving both employed and independent physicians.
Brittany Schutter is a member of the firm's Business Advisory Group. She specializes in federal and multistate tax compliance and consulting for businesses and their owners, while keeping them informed of current tax legislation and emerging topics. Schutter serves clients in a variety of industries, with a focus in transportation and dealerships. She also has experience with mergers, acquisitions, and restructuring of businesses, helping clients navigate the tax implications from these transactions. Schutter is a member of the firm's Transportation Services and Dealership Services Groups.
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New Jersey man accused of Clifton rape that occurred 12 years ago
By Alan M. Liebowitz, Esquire, LLC
A 46-year-old New Jersey man is jail after being accused of a rape that took place nearly a dozen years ago, Passaic County Sheriff's officials said earlier this week.
The man stands accused of aggravated sexual assault, kidnapping and criminal restraint. He's being held on $1 million bail.
Law enforcement officials say that DNA evidence led to the arrest of the Paterson man for the sexual assault that was alleged in Clifton almost 12 years ago.
The suspect was recently arrested on a charge that required him to submit a DNA sample, a Clifton detective told a media outlet. It wasn't disclosed what allegations the recent charge against the suspect involves.
Police say the DNA sample recently taken was matched to DNA evidence taken from the sexual assault alleged in August of 2000.
The sexual assault evidence was in the state police's Combined DNA Index System, known as CODIS.
Clifton law enforcement officials were apparently informed of the DNA match in February. They said they then contacted the woman in the case; she'd since moved to another state.
They then began searching for the suspect; a search that took so much time that detectives began to believe it was increasingly unlikely that an arrest in the case would ever be made.
Back in 2000, a woman, 21, said she'd gotten off of a bus in Clifton and was walking home when a man grabbed her from behind, forced her to go with him to a secluded area and then he sexually assaulted her.
No matter what the allegations might be, a suspect retains all their rights under our Constitution; rights that must be protected by an effective criminal defense attorney.
Source: NorthJersey.com, "DNA evidence leads to arrest in 12-year-old Clifton rape," May 30, 2012
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