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On March 1 2012 Philip inherited a property in inner Sydney at 151 Temple Street from his Aunt. The property had been used for commercial purposes but as the area was central to his job as an interior designer he decided to move in immediately and renovate to convert to residential accommodation. The property was valued by the Aunt’s deceased estate at $370,000. Philip borrowed $100,000 on 1 April 2012 at fixed interest of 5.5% per annum payable over twenty years to finance the renovation.
In September 2014 Philip married Kim, a plumber, and they resided in the now completely renovated property, paying out the loan early on 1 April 2016. On 1 July 2017 they purchased jointly an adjacent property, 153-155 Temple Street, for $850,000, which was significantly larger with the view to develop it into two residential properties. They purchased this property using savings of $30,000 and a loan of $960,000 (legal and other costs to purchase were $40,000 and the balance was borrowed to finance the first stage of the renovation) and using the equity in the renovated property at 151 Temple Street which was valued to obtain the loan at $800,000, as further collateral. They again opted for a fixed interest rate, 4.7% per annum with the loan maturing in 30 years. They continued to live in the original property until they had completed the first phase of the renovation at 153 Temple on 1 August 2019. The renovation had come in on budget at a cost of $100,000. They were so pleased with the renovation and the larger residence it offered they decided to move from the original property on 1 August 2019 and rented 151 Temple for $759 per week to a cousin from 7 August 2019. The rental payment was approximately 10% below market in exchange for the cousin providing labour for the renovation of the remaining property.
Despite the rental income they are concerned that the next phase of the renovation is taking too long and are considering selling a property to raise funds quickly to complete the work. A local real estate agent has indicated 151 Temple St could be sold for $1 million and the more recently renovated 153 Temple St would sell for $1.3 million.
Advise Philip and Kim of the tax implications of selling either property and any amount that would be included in the calculation of taxable income by Philip and Kim (you are NOT required to calculate any possible tax payable).
Your advice is to take the form of a report (adopting ILAC style) which will form part of the client work papers and should include a recommendation based on the known facts provided above as well as identifying any additional information that should be requested prior to providing any advice to the client. (15 marks)
This is the second component of the problem solving assessment task. Your response to Part B should also consider relevant data provided in Part A
Philip and Kim finally decided not to sell either 151 or 153 Temple Street. They continued to reside in 153 and rent 151 to the cousin. They borrowed additional funds and employed a builder to complete the renovation at 155 Temple Street. The property was sold on 1 June 2020 and the gain on sale was $150,000.
Philip earned a salary of $98,000 (tax withheld under pay as you go was $25,792) and had job related expenses of $7,800 including $600 for flights and $1,000 for hotel accommodation to attend a conference in Port Douglas in November 2019. Philip’s employer paid for the conference registration which included all meals and the cost of travel between home and airport, airport and hotel accommodation. The conference was for 5 days, Monday to Friday but the accommodation included an additional 4 days for the weekend before and the weekend after the conference. Philip flew to Port Douglas on the Saturday morning and flew back to Sydney late on the Sunday after the conference.
Kim subcontracted plumbing services to a five builders over the year and earned a total of $112,000 with tax withheld under voluntary agreements of $22,400. Business deductions were $17,500. Kim’s plumbing van travelled 4,900 km, all business and expenses were $2,100 for registration and insurance, $900, for fuel, $670 for parking fines. Kim joined Philip in Port Douglas for the Interior Design Conference from Tuesday to Sunday.
Both Philip and Kim have private health insurance, they have no dependents.
AdvisePhilip and Kim of their tax obligations including an estimate of any tax payable or refund entitlement.
Your response will have two parts,
- a report itemising amounts to be included and deducted stating relevant legislation and case law (refer to ILAC style for discussion of any contentious matters) and a calculation of tax payable including any refund if applicable, which will form client working papers (15 Marks), and
- a draft letter to Philip and Kim summarising their tax position (5 Marks).
Both parts can be submitted in a single file. Ensure all calculations are clearly detailed (Total of 20 marks for Part B).
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AS TO THE ADMISSIBILITY OF
Application no. 77869/01
by Danuta WITASZAK and Bogusława WITASZAK
The European Court of Human Rights (Fourth Section), sitting on 7 March 2006 as a Chamber composed of:
Sir Nicolas Bratza, President,
Mr J. Casadevall,
Mr G. Bonello,
Mr R. Maruste,
Mr S. Pavlovschi,
Mr L. Garlicki,
Mr J. Borrego Borrego, judges,
and Mrs F. Elens-Passos, Deputy Section Registrar,
Having regard to the above application lodged on 17 February 2001,
Having deliberated, decides as follows:
The applicants, Ms Danuta Witaszak and Ms Bogusława Witaszak, are Polish nationals who were born in 1965 and 1958 respectively and live in Nowogród Bobrzański.
A. The circumstances of the case
The facts of the case, as submitted by the applicants, may be summarised as follows.
In the evening of 4 June 2000 the applicants had drinks in a bar in Płock. At 6 p.m. approximately the bartender called the police, complaining that the applicants were noisy and boisterous, were drunk and upset other clients.
The police came and took the applicants to the Płock sobering-up centre (Izba Wytrzeźwień). The breathalyser test was applied, which showed that the first applicant had 2,52 ‰ of alcohol in the breath. After the breathalyser test the police took the applicants to the local police station and put them in a cell until 6 a.m. on the following day.
In the morning of 5 June 2000 the applicants were told that proceedings were to be instituted against them on charges of having caused a disturbance of public order.
A police officer who was to question the second applicant, having perused the file, told her that she had been arrested without a proper justification and that she would be immediately discharged. She was discharged immediately afterwards. The first applicant was also released at noon approximately, apparently after having been told that she would be charged with having caused a disturbance of public order.
On 11 June 2000 the applicants submitted a complaint to the Płock District Court about their unjustified detention.
The first applicant argued that she had not disturbed public order and that therefore there was no basis on which to arrest and detain her. The second applicant likewise submitted that she had not been intoxicated and had not disturbed public order. She also submitted that she had not been served with the report of her arrest and detention.
By a decision of 28 August 2000 the Płock District Court, having examined the applicants’ complaints, dismissed them and held that their detention was justified, lawful and conducted in a way provided for by law.
The court observed that detention in a sobering-up centre could be ordered, under Article 40 of the 1982 Education in Sobriety and the Fight against Alcoholism Act in respect of persons who were intoxicated and behave offensively in a public place or a place of employment, were in a condition endangering their life or health, or were themselves endangering other persons’ life or health.
In the applicants’ case it was not only their subjective views which should be taken into account, but, first and foremost, the testimony given by the bartender. When interviewed by the police, she had testified that both applicants had been intoxicated, behaved aggressively, used vulgar words and upset other clients. They had failed to react to the bartender’s requests to calm down and that was why the bartender had decided to call the police. After the police had come and had confirmed, by a breathalyser test, that the applicants were intoxicated, they were arrested as provided for by Article 40 of the said law.
As to the manner in which the arrest had been carried out, the court did not find any irregularities. It had regard to the fact that before a decision to detain them until they had sobered up was given, the applicants’ intoxication had been confirmed, and that a physician of the Sobering-Up Chamber had decided that they were fit to be detained in the police station. An appropriate report had been drafted in respect of the applicant’s detention and arrest. Further, certain procedural measures were to be taken, but as the applicants were intoxicated, it was necessary to wait until they sobered up. These measures were taken in the early morning of the next day and afterwards the applicants were released.
On 21 September 2000 the applicants complained to the police that they did not have any access to the reports of their arrest and detention.
In reply of 25 September 2000 the Płock City Police informed them that under Article 244 of the Code of Criminal Procedure persons taken to a sobering up centre did not have the status of a suspect or of an accused in criminal proceedings. Accordingly, the police was not obliged to give them access to these reports and the applicants were refused such access.
B. Relevant domestic law and practice
A. Arrest of intoxicated persons under the Law of 26 October 1982 on Education in Sobriety and the Fight against Alcoholism
The Law of 26 October 1982 on Education in Sobriety and the Fight against Alcoholism (Ustawa o wychowaniu w trzeźwości i przeciwdziałaniu alkoholizmowi) provides, inter alia, for the detention of intoxicated persons who disturb public order.
Article 40 §§ 1 and 2 of the Law provides that intoxicated persons who behave offensively in a public place or a place of employment, are in a condition endangering their life or health, or are themselves endangering other persons’ life or health, may be taken to a sobering-up centre or a public health-care establishment, or to their place of residence. In the absence of a sobering-up centre in the vicinity, such persons may be detained at the police station.
A person arrested and, subsequently, confined in a sobering-up centre under Article 40 of the Law was not entitled to bring proceedings challenging the lawfulness of the deprivation of his liberty since only a person arrested on suspicion of having committed an offence could appeal against a decision to arrest him or her (see the Supreme Court judgment No. I KZP 43/91 of 12 February 1992, OSNKW 1992 No. 5-6/32).
Under Article 40 § 3 (b) of the Law, as amended on 27 April 2001, a person arrested and detained under the provisions of the Law for the purposes of sobering-up is entitled to request a court to examine retrospectively the lawfulness of such detention. Such a request is to be submitted to the district court in the jurisdiction of which the person was either arrested or detained. The court shall examine such a request within 7 days. The provisions of the Code of Criminal Procedure apply in such proceedings.
This amendment came into force on 27 June 2001.
Under Article 464 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, parties to criminal proceedings are entitled to participate in the court session at which appeals against interlocutory decisions and orders are examined, but only when such decisions terminate the proceedings in a criminal case.
In other situations, a decision as to whether the parties are to be allowed to attend the court session at which an appeal against decisions and orders other than those which terminate the proceedings is examined, is left to the court’s discretion.
B. The Constitutional Court judgment of 11 June 2002
The Constitutional Court examined a complaint in which the complainant argued that Article 40 § 3 (b) of the 1982 Law was incompatible with the right to personal liberty guaranteed by the Constitution. It was submitted that this provision did not ensure that procedural guarantees attached to that right were respected in the proceedings in which the lawfulness of the detention in a sobering-up centre.
The Court held that this provision was unconstitutional and incompatible with the constitutional guarantees of the right to liberty. The Court observed that Article 40 § 3 (b) generally referred to the provisions of the Code of Criminal Procedure as applicable in the proceedings concerning the judicial review of detention under the provisions of the 1982 Law. Article 464 of that Code, concerning appeals against interlocutory decisions, provided for the presence of parties at court sessions at which their appeals against interlocutory decisions and orders terminating the proceedings were examined. In respect of all other appeals, a court could allow the parties to attend such a session.
The Court observed that it was insufficient from the point of view of procedural guarantees of the right of liberty and security that the presence of the parties at a court session concerning a judicial review of a decision to detain a person in the sobering-up centre was not mandatory, but left to the court’s discretion.
It further observed that proceedings in which the lawfulness of deprivation of liberty was examined should meet at least certain requirements of a fair hearing, given the importance of the right to personal liberty in a democratic society. The public character of proceedings was one of the elements of the fair hearing. The public character of proceedings was to be understood, on the one hand, in such a way that the general public should be allowed to attend court sessions held in such proceedings. On the other hand, it also meant that the parties should be given an opportunity to participate in such sessions in a manner enabling them to submit their arguments to the court and, in particular, to be heard by the court. In this connection, the Court concluded that Article 40 § 3 (b) was unconstitutional insofar as it was understood and applied as not allowing the party to effectively participate in the judicial review of the lawfulness of the detention ordered on the basis of the 1982 Law by attending a relevant court session.
The applicants complain that their arrest and subsequent detention in the Płock sobering-up centre and subsequently at the police station from 4 to 5 June 2000 had been unlawful and arbitrary and had therefore amounted to a violation of Article 5 § 1 of the Convention. There were no reasonable grounds on which to accept that they had disturbed public order. First they were informed that they had been arrested under the 1982 Act to sober up, but on the morning of 5 June 2000 they were told that it was because “investigative measures” had to be taken in respect of a criminal case to be instituted against them.
They complain under Article 5 § 2 that their right to be informed promptly of the reasons of their arrest was breached.
The applicants further complain under Article 13 that they did not have a right to challenge the lawfulness of their arrest and detention. Applicable law as it stood at the relevant time did not provide for it and it was a matter of pure luck that the court examined their complaint.
Lastly, they complain that the proceedings in which they challenged the lawfulness of their detention were unfair. This was so because the court’s decision was based on incomplete and biased material submitted to the police. They also submit that in the proceedings in which the court examined their appeal against the detention order they did not have access to the case-file and to the material gathered by the police, and that the police, when requested afterwards to give them such access, refused it.
1. The applicants complain that their arrest and subsequent detention in the Płock sobering-up centre and subsequently at the police station from 4 to 5 June 2000 was unlawful and arbitrary and therefore amounted to a violation of Article 5 § 1 of the Convention.
They complain under Article 5 § 2 that their right to be informed promptly of the reasons of their arrest was breached. First they were informed that they had been arrested under the 1982 Act to sober up, but on the morning of 5 June 2000 they were told that it was because “investigative measures” had to be taken in respect of their case.
They complain that the proceedings in which they challenged the lawfulness of their arrest and detention were unfair. This was so because the court’s decision was based on incomplete and biased material submitted to the police. They also submit that in these proceedings they did not have access to the case-file and to the material gathered by the police and that the police, when requested afterwards to give them such access, refused it.
The Court considers that it cannot, on the basis of the case file, determine the admissibility of this complaint and that it is therefore necessary, in accordance with Rule 54 § 2 (b) of the Rules of Court, to give notice of this part of the application to the respondent Government.
2. The applicants complain under Article 13 that they did not have a right to challenge the lawfulness of their arrest and detention. Applicable law as it stood at the relevant time did not provide for it and it was a matter of pure luck that the court examined their complaint.
The Court acknowledges that until 27 June 2001 the Law of 26 October 1982 on Education in Sobriety and the Fight against Alcoholism did not expressly and specifically provide for a judicial procedure in which the lawfulness of the detention effected under the provisions of this Law could be challenged and reviewed. It was only as a result of the amendment to that Law enacted on 27 April 2001 that such a right was expressly recognised.
However, the Court observes that the applicants complained to the court in the jurisdiction of which their arrest and detention were effected. In their submissions, they challenged the lawfulness of their arrest and detention on 4 June 2000 and argued that the deprivation of liberty was, in the light of the circumstances, unjustified. The Płock District Court admitted their complaints and examined the merits of the complaints, referring to Article 464 of the Code of Criminal Procedure. When doing so, the court examined the applicants’ arguments concerning the alleged unlawfulness of their detention, considered them ill-founded and held that their detention was justified, lawful and conducted in a way provided for by law.
It is true that the applicants’ appeals failed. However, the Court reiterates that Article 13 of the Convention requires that any individual who has been harmed by a measure allegedly contrary to the Convention should have a remedy before a national authority in order both to have his claim decided (Leander v. Sweden, judgment of 26 March 1987, Series A no. 116, pp. 29-30, § 77). That provision does not, however, require the certainty of a favourable outcome (see the D. v. the United Kingdom judgment of 2 May 1997, Reports 1997-III, p. 798, § 71).
In the present case, the national judicial authority examined the substance of the applicants’ complaint about the alleged unlawfulness of the deprivation of liberty under the provisions of the 1982 Act of which they now complain to the Court. The Court considers that the mere fact that it proved unsuccessful does not suffice for a finding that no effective remedy was available to them in respect of their Convention complaints (see, mutatis mutandis, No. 33979/96, Dec. 21 March 2000, No. 45701/99, Dec. 7 June 2001).
It follows that this complaint is manifestly ill-founded and must be rejected in accordance with Article 35 §§ 3 and 4 of the Convention.
For these reasons, the Court unanimously
Decides to adjourn the examination of the applicants’ complaints concerning the alleged unlawfulness of their arrest and detention, about the authorities’ failure to inform them promptly of the reasons for their arrest and about the alleged lack of adversarial proceedings in which their retrospective appeal against the detention order was examined;
Declares inadmissible the remainder of the applicants’ complaints.
Françoise Elens-Passos Nicolas Bratza
Deputy Registrar President
WITASZAK v. POLAND DECISION
WITASZAK v. POLAND DECISION

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I think with Venus' injury it is highly unlikely. I hope they do though. They are my favorite doubles team!
May 14th, 2003, 06:00 PM
Because we don't know the status of Venus' injury, we don't even know if she is still playing singles, but if she does, I highly doubt she and Serena will play doubles because she may not be 100% and she has to dfend fianlist points in singles.
May 14th, 2003, 08:42 PM
I believe that V is ok and will be ready for Paris
however I think she'll want to take it light
they'll probably play doubles at Wimbledon though
May 15th, 2003, 06:32 PM
They'll play both doubles and singles if they are going to be there. Doubles is just extra practice for the singles matches.
May 15th, 2003, 06:38 PM
I hope they will :wavey:
Go Go Williams :bounce: :bounce: :bounce: :bounce:

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Mission critical facilities house and protect sensitive information from some of the world’s most important industries, from finance, to government, to healthcare. Even just seconds of downtime can have a significant financial and operational impact on both the businesses that are maintaining the data as well as the end users who are counting on its availability. Jeremy Swanner, executive vice president of RLE Technologies, a provider of leak detection systems and web-based monitoring solutions for mission critical facilities, provides insight on protecting these facilities.
The negative consequences from a downtime event are numerous, and these include:
Destruction of mission critical data: Whether you are a co-location (co-lo) data center that houses data and processing power for multiple customers, or managing the internal IT needs of THE company, a fluid leak that brings down a server could easily cause loss of the “electronic gold” that is stored data.
Damage to equipment and other important assets: We all know that sensitive electronics and water do not mix, even in small amounts.
Legal and regulatory impacts: If you house data for other legal entities, you likely have agreements that clearly define uptime threshold requirements. These agreements typically include enormous liability figures to ensure that you maintain 99+% uptime, and one fluid-related incident can easily spur a legal dispute.
Loss of confidence by staff and consumers: Today’s society is extremely dependent on access to the technology that we have become accustomed. While it makes us much more productive, losing access to that technology can be paralyzing, and morale can suffer.
Harm to brand and reputation: Probably the least considered but most impactful result of leak related downtime is how it affects the customers’ view of your company. If you are a co-lo facility, news of downtime spreads like wildfire and can easily cause you to lose existing clients as well as make it difficult to find new ones. If network downtime causes a disruption in your company’s ability to conduct its own business (billing, shipping, support, etc.) and the customer’s businesses are impacted by these delays, they might decide to move to the competition.
Leak detection and monitoring are crucial elements to consider when trying to minimize the damage done by these types of disasters. Facilities should ultimately make a relatively small investment in both training and equipment to prevent costly downtime events.
When assessing your facility’s greatest threats for 2015, remember to consider these five areas of focus, which are the most frequent points of failure from a fluid intrusion perspective:
1. Faulty Mechanical Equipment: Uncapped sprinkler lines, leaky storage tanks, improperly monitored air conditioning units, and leaking water filter units. Suggested protection: Run leak detection cable or spot detectors around equipment that may exude conductive fluids and have the associated monitoring unit notify facilities if fluids are detected.
2. Structural Failures: Leaky roofs, improperly installed windows, clogged drains, and overall general faulty construction. Suggested protection: Place leak detection cable connected to a distance read controller around the perimeter of sensitive areas and serpentine leak cable under raised floors to identify quickly when there is a structural leak. This will allow you to pinpoint exactly where that leak is so the staff can correct the issue before damage occurs.
3. Piping Issues: Failing pipes/fittings/valves, freezing pipes, fluid hammer effect (a pressure build-up when fluids stop or change directions suddenly), and faulty pipes in primary plumbing walls. Suggested protection: Zip tie leak detection cable to the bottom of overhead pipes so that even the smallest amount of water is detected before the problem gets out of hand.
4. Human Error: Overflowing basins, accidental damage to sprinkler lines, and intentional sabotage. Suggested protection: Place leak detection cable around any second water sources (sinks, toilets, refrigerators, etc.) that are in rooms above or adjacent to sensitive equipment.
5. Environmental Intrusion. Minor flooding as a result of unexpected weather issues. Suggested protection: Perimeter and serpentine cable will generally catch these types of issues quickly and notify those that can take action to mitigate the issue.
Proactive measures, like reliable monitoring equipment and fluid sensing cable systems are the useful tools to avoid these five critical threats. Ultimately, every facility should compile a comprehensive business continuity or disaster mitigation plan that includes both proactive and reactive solutions in the face of damaging leaks.
While it is impossible to prepare for every type of threat, water leaks and other fluid intrusions are one of the few that have an established solution with a preventable approach. Being able to solve a small issue before it becomes a large problem is always worth the investment.


The Rensselaer Institute for Data Exploration and Applications
We increasingly live in a data-driven, web-enabled, supercomputer-powered, globally interconnected world, and this poses significant new challenges to scientists and engineers throughout all of their disciplines. Attacking these problems will require significant new technologies for sensing the environment, collecting and analyzing this data, using it to simulate engineered, biological and social systems, and applying these results to provide effectors, physical or cyber, that can help solve critical global challenges. The Rensselaer IDEA will enable research across this campus to access such technologies via the development of critical computational methodologies including data-intensive supercomputing, large-scale agent-based simulation, and cognitive computing technologies.
- Data-Driven Medical and Healthcare Applications: We are exploring areas including personalized and mobile medical care, improved healthcare analytics, and new data-based approaches to driving down the cost of medical care.
- Business Analytics: Critical infrastructure challenges arise in areas such as supply-chain network analysis and predictive analytics for modeling markets and other dynamic systems.
- Built and Natural Environments/Smart Cities: Increasing capabilities for monitoring both natural and built ecologies can lead to significant environmental advances for society. Projects scale in range from studying the molecular “biomes” that arise in urban environments to modeling large-scale environments and ecological climate effects.
- Agents in Virtual and Augmented Reality: New computational technologies are needed not just for modeling built and natural systems, but also the social systems that result from how we live and work in both the cyber and physical worlds. Additionally the visualization and analysis of very large datasets requires new approaches to multi-user, multimodal data interaction technologies. New and scalable agent-based technologies using both cognitive and supercomputing techniques are also a focus of this research.
- Data-Centric Engineering: Engineering design is based on the modeling of processes, devices, and systems. Increasingly, large-scale data analysis and predictive data technologies are being used to inform the engineering models. Bridging the gap between analytics and modeling is thus a crucial capability to the future of rapidly developing and improving engineered systems.
- Cybersecurity and Network Analysis: Increasingly threats to society are growing where the networked systems of modern cyberspace come into contact with physical control systems and the social systems of people.
- Data-Driven Basic Science: The use of data-driven techniques for helping scientists with their basic research has grown to the point where some now refer to this as the “Fourth Paradigm” of science. The growing area of “Semantic eScience” is another key area of research.
- Policy, Ethics, and Open Data: The big-data and supercomputing revolution has the power to change the world for the better. However, it also comes with a darkside. This sub-thrust focuses on how we achieve the benefits while controlling for the threats posed by ill-informed policy creation, unethical collection and use of data, and the tension between open data and privacy protections.


Transfer Lounge: Titanic shift - Idris to left centre
Explosive edge runner Jamal Idris is headed for a new home on the left side of the rugby league field as the Titans look to rebound from their horrific 2011 season.
It had been anticipated that high-profile signing Idris would play at right centre for the Gold Coast, linking with the electrifying David Mead – who scored a club record 16 tries in 2011 – to form one of the most potent attacking partnerships in the NRL.
However, Titans coach John Cartwright told NRL.com he was confident that could still happen with Idris playing left centre and combining with speedster Kevin Gordon when he makes his return from the serious ACL injury that restricted him to just two games in 2011.
This would allow the Titans’ other centre signing for next season, former Stormer and Rabbitoh Beau Champion, to retain his favoured right-side position.
“The plan is for Jamal to play left centre,” Cartwright revealed. “I don’t think Jamal is just a right-side player – he played a Test for Australia on the left side of the field this year so he’s obviously up to it,” Cartwright said. “And we have Beau Champion now who is also a right centre so that’s something we have to look at.”
Cartwright said he had been impressed by Idris’ attitude and application during their early training sessions.
“You hear a lot of stuff but I don’t buy into any of that. Jamal has been totally focussed and professional – I’m sure he’s going to have a huge year.”
Idris was the most difficult centre to contain in the NRL in 2011, leading the league for tackle-breaks with 117 – 14 more than Broncos’ Test centre Justin Hodges. Cartwright is hoping his shift to the left side of the field will help reinvigorate the Titan’s flagging attack after they recorded just 66 line-breaks in 2011, the least by any team in NRL history.
Cartwright is also excited by forward additions Nate Myles and Luke Douglas and the solid base they would provide.
“I thought Douglas was a little unlucky not to play representative footy this year and Myles can play long minutes, somewhere in the tight four, whether it’s with the 8 or the 13 on his back.”
Also, Cartwright is confident his skipper Scott Prince will bounce back after a poor-by-his-standards 2011.
“I actually think Scotty is going to have his best season for us yet,” he enthused. “It was difficult for him last year with Mat Rogers’ retirement… we’ll be looking to get him some consistency in the No.6.”
Tellingly, Prince’s struggles came as the Titans used eight different halves combinations during their wooden spoon season.
The battle for the No. 6 jersey in 2012 will be fought between William Zillman, Beau Henry and possibly new buy Aidan Sezer (ex-Bulldogs). They also have the option of moving Greg Bird from the back of the scrum to accommodate Myles – although Cartwright would not be drawn into speculation.
Cartwright said discipline would be a major focus of the Titans’ training over the off-season after their inability to hang on to the ball for long periods in games had been a major contributor to their disappointing free-fall out of the top eight this year.
The Titans were among the three worst sides for completions, getting through their sets just 71 per cent of the time – with only the Roosters bigger offenders.
Worse, they committed 131 errors within the first three rucks of an attacking set (worst in the NRL) and averaged the equal most errors per game (nine).
“Those sorts of numbers killed us this year so we’ll be making sure that doesn’t repeat,” Cartwright said.


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Top 5 questions to ask your hearing aid provider
Buying your next set, or even your first set of hearing aids can be a stressful and daunting task. With the amount of hearing aids that are available on the market, combined with the amount of hearing aid providers available, information can get lost. To make things easier for you next hearing aid purchase, we have compiled 5 questions that you should ask your hearing aid provider. This will give you a greater understanding of what you are buying, while also giving you the peace of mind that you are buying the perfect hearing aid for your lifestyle.
How long is the warranty on the hearing aid I am purchasing?
Most hearing aids purchased in Australia will come with a 3-year warranty or 12-month International Warranty, however it pays to check.
It’s important to know that wax and moisture damage is technically NOT a warranty issue. Due to the very nature of how hearing aids need to be worn (part of the device needs to be in the ear canal) at some stage the hearing aid will be in need of repair from these issues.
There are many ways to help maintain your hearing aids to keep repair costs to a minimum –
- Clean your hearing aid and associated tubing, receivers, molds and/or domes daily
- Purchase an electronic hearing aid dryer kit, or a dehumidifier container and capsules to dry out the hearing device every night; particularly if you live in humid conditions. Be sure to leave the battery door open to help dry out the internal workings of the hearing aid and to remove the battery to avoid reducing the life of the battery (store the battery safely out of reach from children and pets).
Should I insure my hearing aids?
Yes! Depending on your house and contents insurance cover, you may need to individually list them. If you lose or damage them beyond repair you don’t want to be paying for new hearing aids. Also check that if one aid needs replacing, will the insurance cover the cost of one or two new hearing aids?
Many of the high level hearing devices today have binaural processing features which allow them to compare signals from both aids to give you the best noise reduction and speech enhancement and work in sync with each other. If you happen to lose or damage one aid after 3 or 4 years, you could probably get an identical replacement. However, if it was 6 or 7 years old there is a good chance that the hearing aid is no longer available and you will then be left with a mismatch in technology if the other aid isn’t replaced.
How long should my hearing aids last?
Great question. This is highly variable due to a number of things-
- How well you look after the device
- How “waxy” your ears get
- Your work environment and recreational life style
- The rate at which you hearing deteriorates
- Ear health
With the majority of hearing aids now having water resistant properties, hearing aids are now lasting longer than they had previously, particularly in humid environments. Most people start to think about upgrading their hearing aids around the 5-year mark as technology keeps improving.
Do you have a provider number and are you a member of an accredited body?
In order to provide indpenedent clinical services under the Australian Governments Office of Hearing Services program, practitioners need to have a provider number and be a current full member of an accredited body. In Australia, the accredited bodies are AudA (Audiology Australia – for Audiologists), HAASA (Hearing Aid Audiometrist Society Australia – for Audiometrists) and AcAud (Australian College of Audiology – for both Audiometrists and Audiologists).
Those who have completed their initial training and have obtained the appropriate qualification must have a further 6 months to 2 years of experience (depending on the initial qualification type & the accredited body) working under supervision before they can apply, and sit for, full accreditation.
In order to maintain a full membership with these accredited bodies, a member must attend at least one recognized industry conference every 2 years and obtain a minimum amount of further educational points which can include attendance at industry workshops and product information sessions, online webinars, reading and taking of appropriate notes of industry related journals and whitepapers, supervision of students and associate members, and representation of members as a board member of one of the accredited bodies.
At this stage, there are no regulations to hold a provider number and provide services to a private client.
Do you get paid commission?
Many employers will pay their employees a commission on the hearing aid sales they make. Often the more advanced the hearing aids are, the high the commission rate paid.
Being paid a commission and/or bonus on sales is routine in many industries, so many would argue why should the hearing industry be any different?
There are hearing aid providers who do not pay their staff commission or bonuses on sales. Something to consider when you want to ensure that the hearing aids recommended and provided to you are purely based on your lifestyle needs, and not the clinician’s pay packet.


TRADELABOR has more than 20 years of experience in the control and treatment of air, working with an experienced and qualified technical staff and with the most advanced technology in this area, which together guarantee the quality of the services provided.
The techniques available for the microbiological monitoring of products and manufacturing environments have come a long way in the last few decades. Even though enumerating microbial cells by counting colonies on an agar filled Petri dish is still a common technique, a variety of more sophisticated and rapid methods are making their way into the quality control microbiology laboratory.
These Rapid Microbiological Methods (RMM) exploit chemical and physical methods developed to elucidate the structure of cell components and the functions of biomolecules. These methods are then applied to the detection, enumeration, and identification of microorganisms that may be present in pharmaceutical, food and beverage, water and other samples submitted to the quality control labs. Thus, the simple view of a bacterial cell as a tiny living entity so small as to be invisible to the naked eye, and countable only by either microscopy or culture, is changing to a much more complex picture encompassing the most intimate details of the cell structure and the biomolecules that form it.
In this paper we describe an oxygen, depletion-based method as a rapid microbiology assay to test surface microbial contamination in cleanrooms environments. Other applications of this technology include testing microbial bioburden in raw materials, excipients, drug products, pharmaceutical water, and environmental monitoring applications in the pharmaceutical industry. The system detects microbial contamination based on measurements of oxygen depletion upon time of incubation in a pharmacopoeia-recommended liquid broth, such as TSB. The results of this study show that this rapid microbiology technology is reliable, sensitive, and equivalent to standard compendia tests.
Requirements to Monitor in Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Environments
The following is a bulleted summary of regulatory requirements for monitoring microbial contamination in pharmaceutical manufacturing environments:
• A proper detection system for microbial and total air particulate in cleanrooms.
• The implementation of an adequate environmental plan to provide information about the state of control in the manufacturing facility
• Adequate data evaluation required on both a short and long-term basis.
• The environmental monitoring plan should provide a good understanding and control of Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning (HVAC), HEPA filters and differential pressure issues.
• They should provide information on the amount and types of microorganisms recovered in the facility.
• They should be used as a supplementary method for evaluating a facility change control.
Microbial monitoring requirements in air and surfaces are:
1. Total Particulates (Inert or Nonviables, plus Viables)
a. Particle Counting (0.5 μm in diameter or larger)
2. Viables (typically bacterial and fungal cells and spores)
a. Settle or Settling Plates (Passive Air Sampling)
b. Air Samplers (Active Air Sampling)
• Surfaces (Viables)
1. Facilities (including walls, floors, etc.) and instruments
a. Contact Plates
2. Personnel (Gloves, garment, etc.)
Microbial Surface Monitoring in Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Environments
Both the USA and the European Union GMPs require microbial surface monitoring in pharmaceutical cleanrooms. Section 18 of the EU aseptic manufacturing GMP document (Eudralex volume 4, Annex 1, 2008) establishes the following:
• Where aseptic operations are performed, frequent monitoring using methods such as settle plates, volumetric air and surface sampling (e.g. swabs and contact plates).
• Surfaces and personnel should be monitored after critical operations.
• Additional microbiological monitoring is also required outside production operations, e.g. after validation of systems, cleaning and sanitization.
Similarly, the USA Federal Drug Administration (FDA) GMP guidelines (Chapter V, section C, Monitoring Program) establishes the following:
• Personnel can significantly affect the quality of the environment in which the sterile product is processed. A vigilant and responsive personnel monitoring program should be established.
• Monitoring should be accomplished by obtaining surface samples of each operator’s gloves on a daily basis, or in association with each lot.
• This sampling should be accompanied by an appropriate sampling frequency for other strategically selected locations of the gown.
Moreover, the United States Pharmacopoeia (USP) alludes to microbial surface monitoring in its chapter <1116>, « Microbiological Control and Monitoring of Aseptic Processing Environments » (see Table 1 below):
A Rapid and Sensitive Microbiological Method Applied to Microbial Surface Monitoring
The SurCapt™ Microbial Surface Detection Kit is a new product from Particle Measuring Systems. This revolutionary technology uses swabs for microbial surface monitoring of:
• Personnel garments
• Personnel gloves
The SurCapt Kit uses GreenLight® Technology and detects microbial contamination based on measurements of oxygen depletion over incubation time in a pharmacopoeia recommended liquid broth, such as TSB.
The launch of this new rapid microbiological method coincides with the recent publication of the FDA draft guidance on the « Advancement of Emerging Technology Applications to Modernize the Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Base » (December 23, 2015). The guidance discusses a new FDA program that allows pharmaceutical companies to present proposals with a focus on innovative capability, such as a new testing tool, process, or proposed technology. The new guidance will facilitate the implementation of new microbiological methods in the pharmaceutical manufacturing arena.
Each SurCapt Microbial Surface Detection Kit is composed of the following:
1. 15 ml conical SurCapt vial with a sensor using GreenLight technology, filled with 10 ml of TSB.
2. Original Copan tube with a pre-moistening sponge embedded in 1 ml of SRK™ buffer solution and a FLOQyyySwab™.
3. PMS FLOQswab Kit.
The SRK buffer composition neutralizes the disinfectants present on the sampling surface and enhances the recovery and survival of microorganisms for approximately 18 hours.
The FLOQSwab included in each kit has an optimized recovery and release of 70-85%. This recovery is demonstrably higher than a number of other swabs and contact plates.
How Does Oxygen Sensing Work?
|The technology is based on the growth of the contaminating microbial culture. The technology follows this process:
1. Bacteria grow in a sample (incubated in a SurCapt vial) and consume dissolved O2.
2. The polymer sensor attached to the inside of the vial bottom reacts to the O2 depletion.
3. The measure of bacterial O2 consumption equates to microbial load. The greater the initial microbial load, the faster the result.
|Basic Principles of O2 Sensing:
• A fluorescent O2 sensitive probe is present at the bottom of each vial.
• When O2 concentration increases, it causes a reversible decrease in the phosphorescence signal.
• Inversely, when microbial respiration is active, the oxygen concentration in the media decreases and the sensor produces a larger phosphorescence signal.
The graphical representation of the phosphorescence signal versus time (seen above) mimics a typical microbial growth curve. If the sample has a microbial contamination, the time that it takes the phosphorescent signal to cross a predetermined threshold is the Time-To-Result (TTR). The TTR for a large number of bacterial, yeast, and mold cultures tested is less than 24 hours.
Compared to other growth based rapid microbiological methods, the TTR for SurCapt is significantly faster. This is due to high sensitivity of oxygen sensing probes when compared to other RMM assay technologies.
Microbial Detection Using SurCapt and the GreenLight Reader
The internal SurCapt LED sends light that excites the sensor and the GreenLight reader’s optical system detects the fluorescence signal emission. This emission inversely correlates with the sample’s decrease in oxygen levels, giving results in microseconds.
A typical dilution series of a microbial species demonstrated excellent linearity over a broad range of cell counts. An example for a B. subtilis dilution series is shown below. The range analyzed is 1x10E5 to 1x10E⁰ cells present in the test tube. The more bacterial cells present, the shorter time to result.
E. coli Dilution Series
The results shown above demonstrate that the assay has a tight standard deviation and good repeatability across a broad range of cell counts. There is an excellent correlation of TTR and plate count. Data suggests that the system is capable of detecting less than 5 CFU/ml with a TTR of approximately 12 hours. The results suggest that this system is significantly more sensitive (and faster) when compared to other growthbased rapid methods already on the market.
SurCapt (Specificity, Limit of Detection)
Preliminary validation results show that SurCapt has good sensitivity and LOD parameters. The TTR is always under 24 hours.
• The SurCapt Microbial Surface Detection Kit and GreenLight system represent a reliable and sensitive rapid microbial detection technology applied to pharmaceutical surface samples.
• The SurCapt Kit is comprised of high recovery flocked swabs, an oxygen-sensitive sensor and the traditional TSB liquid media for a ready-to-use disposable test (Refer to the PMSspecific GreenLight Operations Manual for further information).
• High recovery and optimal releasing of surface microbial contaminants using flocked swabs.
• Objective detection level results are as low as 1 cfu.
• The automatic reader eliminates human error in reading results and can sequentially operate up to six carousels, each carrying 24 surface samples.
• Improved traceability of vials and carousels with the GreenLight’s integrated barcode reader.
• The described method is non-destructive. The sample is available and intact for any further identification steps if required.
• The time taken to reach a preset threshold signal is faster than other methods, allowing a Presence/Absence result typically within 24 hours for surface samples from a Grade A / ISO 5 environment.
• Patenteral Drug Association (PDA): www.pda.org
• Food and drug Administration (FDA): www.fda.gov
• United Stated Pharmacopoeia (USP): www.usp.org
• Particle Measuring Systems: www.pmeasuring.com
• European Pharmacopeia, EP 5.1.6 « Alternative Methods for Control of Microbiological Quality »
• PDA Journal of Pharmaceutical Science and Technology May/June 2008 vol. 62 no. 3 191-199
• USP chapter <1116> Microbial Monitoring in Aseptic Environments
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Outerlink Global Solutions is proud to announce FAA STC approval of their fully integrated IRIS voice, video, flight data and broadband satcom system in the Bell model 206L and 407 series helicopters. The IRIS solution not only promotes safer operations, but also delivers immediate cost savings and reduced downtime.
IRIS combines multiple features currently available from various vendors into one single solution at a fraction of the cost that an operator would pay for each of the components it replaces. The two onboard boxes, a control head and processor provide continuous aircraft and internal data, audio and video recording. The system can record up to 1,000 hours of data received from over 200 sources, depending on model type, giving the operator unprecedented insight into the operation of the aircraft. The system also includes internal, always-on wireless connectivity for electronic flight bags (“EFB’s”) or for continuous data downloads.
With its open architecture and push-to-talk solution, IRIS gives operators the latest communication technology with just one installation. From the ground, crews can monitor aircraft data and receive immediate alerts and warnings when an aircraft exceeds a defined parameter. In addition, pilots and crew can communicate via talk groups using push-to-talk technology. “The safety aspect that IRIS introduces to an operation is invaluable,” says Outerlink Director of Sales and Marketing, Jeff Warner. “Having the ability to push a button and talk to your entire fleet, aircraft in a certain region, or just a single pilot gives any operator an extra level of safety and efficiency that has not been attainable until now.”
The user-friendly software suite accompanying IRIS provides the only integrated time-synced playback of audio, video and flight data, giving operators insight into how their fleet is being flown. Due to its software-based configuration, IRIS is protected against obsolescence. If satellite providers come up with faster service in other bands, IRIS users can adapt by simply changing their antennas. The adaptability is another cost saving factor for operators to consider when choosing a communication and data-monitoring tool.
IRIS is compatible with a full range of aircraft, from older analog models to the newest on the market. Even with a mixed fleet, IRIS provides an integrated monitoring and communications system for operators. In addition, IRIS meets all aspects of the FAA 135.607 ruling.
The IRIS system will be on display during the Aircraft Electronics Association’s (AEA) 2016 conference in Orlando.
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- Final Australian EC135 trainer delivered
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- IAI completes helicopter UAV proof of concept


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Friday – Sunday, January 6-8, 2023
This weekend I headed down into Indian Creek Country so I could explore more of this amazing part of the canyonlands region while also getting in my first pair of Bag Nights for 2023. Of course, I also hoped to find some new rock art and ruins along the way, too. I really enjoy coming to this part of the northern Bears Ears region during this time of the year since the weather is usually pretty mild and the crowds are non-existent. I left after work on Friday afternoon, grabbed a quick dinner in Moab and made it down into Indian Creek just in time to catch the colors of sunset, so I pulled over for a few photos along the way. I arrived at my campsite in the low light of dusk while the Wolf Moon was rising behind the clouds, listened to an audiobook for a while and then went to sleep early. Here are some photos from the weekend.
I arrived in Indian Creek Country just in time to catch a colorful sunset over the highway.
Beautiful sunset colors over Hatch Point.
I arrived at my campsite at dusk, just in time to see a small part of the Wolf Moon peeking out through the clouds.
As I was hiking early on Saturday morning, this rafter of turkeys crossed right in front of me and then headed up into the boulders.
This is a really interesting petroglyph panel. If you look closely, you can see some very nice Barrier Canyons Style petroglyphs underneath the newer designs.
Anthropomorph Boulder Panel
This striped pictograph caught my attention from below, so I climbed up for a closer look.
The remains of a small granary.
These Barrier Canyon Style pictographs were very cool!
I think this might be my favorite find of the day. There is so much going on in this long petroglyph panel!
Here’s a closer look at the right side.
Stone & Sky
A well-done historic petroglyph of a horse.
Little petroglyphs pecked into the lower corner of a large boulder.
When I wasn’t hiking and searching the canyons for rock art and ruins, I followed this two-track into the mouth of Harts Draw so I could do a little reconnaissance for a future trip where I can continue following the Historic Macomb Expedition of 1859.
Hatch Point Cliffs
Harts Draw Road
Sheep & Pictograph
Here’s a closer look at the smaller pictograph. This figure sure looks like it’s wearing a red cape.
And here’s a closer look at the sheep with a tree-toed paw print in front of it.
Behind the Shield
A colorful sunrise from my campsite with the Six-Shooter Peaks and Lavender Point in silhouette on the horizon.
This lone figure always catches my attention.
It’s been quite a few years since I last visited this panel, so it was nice to return.
Long Petroglyph Panel


Monday, May 3, 2010
Taylor Swift Is the Newest Face of CoverGirl
congratulations are in order, beauties! it has been announced that Taylor Swift recently signed on to be the newest face of CoverGirl!
the 20-year-old, award-winning singer-songwriter (who has described herself as a "huge makeup junkie") just finished shooting her first ad campaign and will be representing a new line of luxury products for brand.
Vince Hudson, the brand's general manager, says of the announcement, "Taylor is beautiful and inspirational with her effortless-chic style, making her the perfect person to represent a new, luxurious collection of products debuting on CoverGirl next year."
isn't this fabulous? i have been loving CG's products as of late, and can't wait to discover what is in store come january 2011 when the television, print, and in-store ads will be launched along with the new line.
first image by Larry Busacca/Getty Images via zimbio.com; behind-the-scenes image provided by Marina Maher Communications, Inc.


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Camden Municipal Airport, a Airport, in Camden, AL 36726, address and phone number. Airports provide information about flights, departures, arrivals, times, airport delays, international airlines, and airport codes.
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RHAPIS is an Network Intrusion Detection Systems Simulator, it can detect DOS,XSS,RFI,SQL,SHELL,REMBUFF,MALWARE,BRUTE,ARP,CSRF,MASQUERADE,PROBE,HIJACK.
Type HELP in the console in order to see the available commands. RHAPIS is written in Lua language. You need to have installed Lua in order to run RHAPIS.
The first commands that you must enter in order to install a virtual network intrusion detection system are the following:
– SET NETIP1 [ip address], basic address of network in which NIDS is installed (network counters are 1-6).
– SET HOSTIP1 [ip address], address of a host inside NIDS (host counters are 1-6).
– INCLUDE config, loads a random configuration file
– INCLUDE ruleset, reads a set of rules that will be identified by the intrusion detection system
Now you have activated detectability.
In order your attacks to be recognized by the intrusion detection system, you need to attack hosts that are part of the established network intrusion detection system.
SET HOSTIP1 184.108.40.206
ATTACK XSS 220.127.116.11
ATTACK XSS 18.104.22.168
+ Lua Language
+ all Operating System Support
git clone https://github.com/fsiamp/rhapis && cd rhapis
ATTACK DOS 22.214.171.124
ATTACK SHELL 126.96.36.199
GENERATE IN 660
GENERATE MAL 1500
ATTACK MALWARE 188.8.131.52
ATTEMPT XSS 10.10.10.10


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Instagram launches channels similar to Telegram; Zuckerberg unveils Meta Channel
Mark Zuckerberg launched channels on Instagram similar to Telegram – this and other important news by Friday morning, February 17, in our review.
In the latest news, Mark Zuckerberg has launched channels on Instagram similar to Telegram. Zuckerberg has created the Meta Channel, which already has over 260,000 subscribers as of the morning of February 17. However, to access the Zuckerberg channel, you must first subscribe to his main account on the social network.
Meanwhile, YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki has announced that she is stepping down from her position. In a letter sent to employees and published on the company’s blog, Wojcicki confirmed that Neil Mohan will be the new chief executive and senior vice president.
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has indicted Singapore-based Terraform Labs and its founder, Do Kwon, for defrauding investors of a multibillion-dollar cryptocurrency securities fraud. The allegations come almost a year after the collapse of the Terra Luna and Terra USD (UST) tokens, which wiped out more than $30 billion in a matter of days.
In other news, Applied Materials Inc. (NASDAQ:AMAT), a leading manufacturer of equipment for chip production, saw a 7% increase in revenue during the first financial quarter, which exceeded market expectations.


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Our last wedding had everything to offer. We started off with blue sky and nearly 30 degrees, already thinking of what to do during our “First Look” at the lake of Albert Park, portraits at the beach and outdoor ceremony. Anyway, we can’t change weather, so we headed off to our bride Karen. From there Kate drove to St Kilda’s hotel The Blackman for the groom’s preparation. The hotel was near Albert Park, from where we had a beautiful view over the lake and skyline of Melbourne. Once Kate arrived, the boys where still chilled in the restaurant eating lunch, a great chance to get to know all the the groomsmen. And what a bunch of boys they were. So much fun to have around. One funnier than the other. We did manage to get the boys in time ready and Kate was able to fit all four in our car and drove them in time to the meeting point for the First Look. Karen and Brendon chose to do this, in order to take the portraits before the ceremony, which gave them more time afterwards to stay with their families and friends and had nothing to worry about anymore. So a First Look can have many advantages. So as well this time, as we started with amazing weather, just getting the clouds in time and a few drops, just before Karen and her bridesmaids arrived in a beautiful blue VW Kombi. Both very nervous, it was so cute to watch their expressions when they saw each other for the first time! That was exactly what a First Look is all about! Adding this precious moment to your wedding day!
After giving them a moment to enjoy themselves, we started with portrait and bridal party photos at the lake, before we headed off to drive to Port Melbourne. Shortly after we arrived at the beach, it started tripping and the rolling thunder could be heard in the distance. We were just able to get a couple of portraits for the couple, before the rain hit us. We decided to move before it came down strong and used this time to drive to South Melbourne Town Hall, with the hope, that the thunderstorm will pass quickly. It was raining so strong, that we couldn’t even get out of the car to get our umbrellas from the back. I think we never had such a rain on a wedding day during an important moment. In some cultures, rain on your wedding day brings luck. So that means, Karen & Brendon would have more luck than a lifetime could hold for them, with the amount of rain coming down. After a while, we decided to leave the spot unused and return to the hotel. In the cover of the hotel, we took a few more photos and left afterwards for the venue “The Willows”, where ceremony and reception was held and was just around the corner.
The couple planned an outdoor ceremony, but with the rain holding on, it had to be moved indoors, in the room, which is usually used as dance floor. It was a bit tight, but we managed to get a few photos during the fun filled ceremony, with a couple which is so visibly in love! After the ceremony, the couple enjoyed the reception with some great food and music and a lot of dancing. We couldn’t have asked for a better couple, to take it all in as it happened, not worried about the rain. We are after all very lucky with the couples that chose us and we are very grateful for this.
Marco & Kate

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Get excited, college basketball fans. For the first time ever, the Villanova Wildcats and Gonzaga Bulldogs will do battle next year at historic Madison Square Garden as part of the 2017 Jimmy V Classic.
The news of this encounter between two of the top programs in the sport comes to us from CBS Sports/FanRag Sports college basketball insider Jon Rothstein who reported the news on late Thursday morning.
Syracuse will face UConn and Villanova will play Gonzaga in the 2017 Jimmy V Classic at Madison Square Garden, per multiple sources.— Jon Rothstein (@JonRothstein) November 3, 2016
In addition to ‘Nova and Gonzaga’s tilt, as you can see, old memories will likely be awoken as two teams who are very familiar with the confines of The Garden will do battle as well. The Syracuse Orange and UConn Huskies, two former Big East programs, are set to be pit against each other at MSG at the 2017 Jimmy V Classic also.
One should expect all four teams to be up to snuff with the expectations they’ve set, and for these two matchups to deliver the goods when the time rolls around.


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BlackBerry is reported to be working on a bigger and faster flagship smartphone called the A10, and a new series of leaked photos have provided one of our best looks yet at the upcoming device. Twitter user Vũ Thạnh has posted three pictures of the purported BlackBerry smartphone, showcasing its home screen, boot screen, and rear cover. While nothing on the device is out of line with what we'd expect from BlackBerry's next flagship, the rear view — which is pictured below — helps to detail the rounded taper that we heard about previously.
The BlackBerry A10 has been rumored to resemble the shape of Samsung's Galaxy S4, and that description doesn't seem to be too far off from what's been pictured so far. The device also has an HTC One-styled chin — while BlackBerry has used that same shape before on its own Z10 smartphone, which actually preceded the One, the two-tone color scheme appears to have become much more pronounced on the new device. The A10 is also rumored to have a 5-inch AMOLED display, a dual-core processor, and 2GB of RAM. Reports suggest that BlackBerry will target the device toward gamers and launch it sometime this November.
Update: Vietnamese site Tinhte, which has a prolific history of acquiring devices before their official announcement, appears to have gotten its hands on the BlackBerry A10 as well. The site has posted a gallery with several high-resolution images of the alleged device, as well as a video showing it in action.


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During machine maintenance
On 2017-11-08 13:10:44
The shipping schedule is scheduled for October 10 at the end of September, but the current shipping schedule is late November late for the delay.
When I reconfirm the product page at the beginning of November there is a shipment on that day ....
Because I was able to purchase when I was an old type, the usability was good and the price was also cheap
I have ordered this time, but I think how to make it wait for more than a month.
Threading of aluminum angle
On 2017-11-02 01:33:20
In order to attach the hook to the aluminum angle, since it is bulky with the bolt and the nut, I thought that it could be bolted to the angle itself and decided to make a screw groove.
Working properly will result in licking, but if you worked carefully you did not lick. I was worried about the price but it is a product that can withstand practical use enough, I think that it can be recommended products.
Screw and hole repair
On 2017-09-30 16:03:01
It is cheap and contains a lot, I only use M6, M8, M10, but it worked fine without problems.
However, I do not know well that the lid is screwed. Did the small child consider the injury accidentally because it is a knife?
Threading to metal plate
On 2017-08-22 20:59:43
Although there is no problem with the product, I think that there is a problem with the product packaging.
Both taps and soybeans received in a state protruding from the case.
Please pack it a little more and ship it a little more.
Tap processing and modification etc.
On 2017-08-22 08:09:50
I tried to use M4 as soon as I tried to use it, I could not find it, I had two M3,
The next size was M5. Although I wrote M4 in the lid, I was disappointed that I could not use it.
For screw hole repair.
On 2017-08-19 09:27:07
The screw hole of the attachment bolt of the door closer collapsed.
It is okay if you screw back the hole again at such a time.
However, it is quite difficult to straighten it in the upper hole.
With the switchboard work!
On 2017-08-15 19:00:37
I am quite interested, I 'm blessed if you can devise a little more about the case.
To repair toy gun
On 2017-08-12 20:19:34
Purchase for repairing Toigan. It is convenient to have it. The sharpness is not good.
For toy gun maintenance
On 2017-08-10 17:28:41
I used M4 for toy gun maintenance. We set downhole to 3.5, but 3.3 or 3.0 seems to be good. With 3.5, the thread is shallow and stupid. It is a shame that it is hard to fix the tap and the handle.
On 2017-07-24 08:30:18
There is a screw in the transparent cover for opening, so please check. It will break the cover if trying to open it comprehensively and forcefully.


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The Administrative Core will provide management and leadership to the Oklahoma Autoimmunity Center of Excellence (Oklahoma ACE) allowing for expedited translation of basic science advances into clinical application in the diagnosis and treatment of systemic autoimmune disease. In support of this goal, the Administrative Core will serve as the centralized coordinating resource for the ACE. Based upon its previous success, the Oklahoma ACE will continue to host a weekly Autoimmunity Forum, bringing together the 14 basic scientists and 12 clinical investigators, representing a number of different clinical specialties and complementary research areas, who serve as part of the Oklahoma ACE, as well as their trainees and other interested parties. We will also continue to invite ACE investigators from the rest of the ACE network to help forge and facilitate inter-ACE collaborations^ To accomplish these goals, the Administrative Core will focus on the following Services: 1) provide central management for the Oklahoma ACE components and activities; 2) facilitate interactions of the Oklahoma ACE with the ACE Network and the NIH ACE Program;3) promote multidisciplinary approaches to research;and 4) promote data sharing strategies. The Core Leader will facilitate communication among the ACE community, ensure compliance with all NIH policies, and provide a foundation for scientific growth in translational and basic research. The Administrative Core Leader will oversee all administrative and personnel issues, work with ACE investigators to resolve issues, review project progress, and assist in grant applications and publications developed by ACE investigators. The Core Leader will attend ACE Steering Committee meetings and be the primary contact for the NIH ACE Program. The Core Leader and administrative staff will be responsible for preparing and submitting all annual progress reports and just-in-time and other information as needed to the NIH. Through the assistance ofthe OMRF grants accounting office, the Core Leader and administrative staff will also be responsible for managing the Oklahoma ACE budget. The Administrative Core services will optimize the use of funding and ensure that the Oklahoma ACE goals are met in a timely manner.
The Oklahoma ACE is comprised of a multidisciplinary team of physician scientists and basic science investigators with the common goal of improving autoimmune disease patient care through expediting the translation of basic science findings into clinical applications. The Administrative Core will provide the, Oklahoma ACE with centralized leadership and management.
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