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After installation, WSR Macros can be invoked by clicking Start Menu -> All Programs -> Windows Speech Recognition Macros. When loaded, the WSR Macros icon is placed in the taskbar notification area, close to where the time and system alerts are shown. When you load WSR Macros, the Windows Speech Recognition application also loads. If you have not used Windows Speech Recognition before, you will be prompted to complete the Microphone Setup Wizard, the Speech Tutorial and a few other questions regarding the configuration of Windows Speech Recognition. If you are unfamiliar with Windows Speech Recognition, please refer to the following resources: Help and Support Start Help and Support from the Start menu and type “Speech Recognition” into the search box and press Enter. Step-by-Step guide Demonstration Video Creating a Speech Macro For this example, we will create a simple yet useful macro that will insert your mailing address into the current application whenever you say “my mailing address.” Double-click on the WSR Macros icon to display the menu and choose “New Speech Macro…” The Speech Macro Wizard will appear with four choices. Choose the first one “Insert Text” Type or speak “my mailing address” Press the Tab key or say “Tab” to move to the next field Type or speak the text you would like to appear. For example, you could type “555 Main St., Buffalo, NY 98052”, pressing Enter to separate the lines as you choose When finished, press or say “Next” The wizard will confirm your choices and prompt for a filename to save the speech macro. Note that in order for WSR Macros to load the macro, the macro must be saved in the Speech Macros folder, under the current user's Documents folder Press or say “Create” to complete the wizard and save the new macro file. By default, the wizard will apply a digital signature to the newly created macro file. A digital signature ensures that the file cannot be changed or tampered with, without the user applying a new signature. You will be prompted to create a new “default signing certificate” if one has not yet been created. Creating a signing certificate requires administrative access and you may be prompted to provide credentials as part of the process.
Mitigations and Remedies Mitigation(s) Users should install Windows Live Mail or any other mail product that is able to read .eml and .nws files. Solution(s) Detect if there is a default mail handler installed. If not, advise user to install Windows Live Mail or any other product that is able to read .eml and .nws files. Do not design code that calls the Windows Mail UI API, since it will not work. You must find other ways to access the .eml and .nws files. In addition, as soon as is feasible, discontinue your reliance on all other Windows Mail APIs. Compatibility, performance, reliability, and usability tests Exercise your application in a Windows 7 environment to ensure that the application does not try to call the UI API.
PS> [hashtable]::new OverloadDefinitions ------------------- hashtable new() hashtable new(int capacity) hashtable new(int capacity, float loadFactor) Methods A Windows PowerShell class method is implemented as a ScriptBlock that has only an end block. All methods are public. The following shows an example of defining a method named DoSomething. class MyClass { DoSomething($x) { $this._doSomething($x) # method syntax } private _doSomething($a) {} } Method invocation: $b = [MyClass]::new() $b.DoSomething(42) Overloaded methods—that is, those that are named the same as an existing method, but differentiated by their specified values—are also supported. Properties All properties are public. Properties require either a newline or semicolon. If no object type is specified, the property type is object. Properties that use validation attributes or argument transformation attributes (e.g. [ValidateSet("aaa")]) work as expected. Hidden A new keyword, Hidden, has been added. Hidden can be applied to properties and methods (including constructors). Hidden members are public, but do not appear in the output of Get-Member unless the -Force parameter is added. Hidden members are not included when tab completing or using Intellisense unless the completion occurs in the class defining the hidden member. A new attribute,
Once you have performed either of the above actions, the PowerShell shortcuts will work. These actions only need to be performed only once. Figure 1: Select the green box, not the red box. 5.0 System Center 2012 Configuration Manager (not including SP1) Windows Small Business Server 2011 Standard 7 The WindowsOptionalFeature DSC resource is not available in Windows 7. This resource requires the DISM module, and DISM cmdlets that are available starting in Windows 8 and newer releases of the Windows operating system. For issues or feedback you would like to report to us, use our Connect website. Windows PowerShell Team Blog: http://blogs.msdn.com/b/powershell/
Microsoft Software [Other] Microsoft Security Essentials Security Essentials is included as a part of Windows 8 so there is no need to install it. Microsoft Windows Live Online storage (7 GB free can purchase an additional 100 GB) highly recommended. Add SkyDrive as a synced folder in Windows Vista, 7 or 8. Instant Messaging Software for Microsoft Windows Scientific Calculator for Microsoft Windows. Microsoft Student Programs
9. Checking your Original System Configuration Before using the Dell Online Diagnostics ensure that you have installed . Next go to the and select your segment, Home or Work. Enter your service tag. Select System Configuration: This will give you your system configuration. Note if you are sharing this information publicly on the Dell Community Forums, omit your service tag as it can be used to track you. If you are talking to a Dell staff member via private messaging you should give them your Service Tag. You may also find information about your warranty by clicking on the warranty tab.
Disable Secure Boot and UEFI You will need to disable Secure Boot in the BIOS setup if you wish to install another Operating System. Power down your computer. Wait 10 seconds and power it up. Press F2 at the Dell BIOS Screen. This will take you to the BIOS setup. Press the [→] key and then the [enter] key to select the Boot tab. Press the [↓] key until you to Secure Boot and press [Enter]. Press the [↓] key until you get Disabled and press [Enter]. Press the [↓] key until you to Boot List Option and press [Enter]. Press the [↓] key until you get Disabled and press [Enter]. Press F10 to Save and Exit. When prompted select yes by moving the [←] key and press [Enter] The system will reboot. Return to .
features where the application programming interface for those accessibility features has been documented by the manufacturer of the operating system and is available to the product developer. (c) A well-defined on-screen indication of the current focus shall be provided that moves among interactive interface elements as the input focus changes. The focus shall be programmatically exposed so that Assistive Technology can track focus and focus changes. Supported with minor exception Programmatic and visual focus can be determined in all themes and color schemes. For improved visual appearance, the Ease of Access Center allows the user to increase the thickness of the focus rectangle and the cursor. The built-in magnifier provides the capabilities to track the location of the currently focused item. Please note the following minor exception: When an FTP protocol is used in Windows Explorer to access files, the FTP Protocol dialog for changing Read/Write/Execute properties does not specify individual names for the checkboxes, making it difficult for a user to determine which checkbox has currently the focus. (d) Sufficient information about a user interface element including the identity, operation and state of the element shall be available to Assistive Technology. When an image represents a program element, the information conveyed by the image must also be available in text. Supported with minor exceptions: Windows Server 2008 R2 includes multiple improvements in the Windows Automation Application Programming Interface (API), which will enable more powerful accessibility solutions to be created for the platform. The Windows Automation API includes improved performance and features of User Interface (UI) Automation, increased interoperability between the Microsoft Active Accessibility (MSAA), and support for W3C Accessible Rich Internet Applications Specification. Please refer to the for additional information. User interface information is available programmatically to assistive technology vendors through Microsoft Active Accessibility, User Interface Automation, and other publicly available APIs. Graphics are also accompanied by explanatory text throughout the UI, when the graphic’s sole purpose is not branding or secondary background information (such as desktop wallpaper).
physical and virtual environments. Additionally, these management strategies must address and track power consumption and green IT policies. Because of these customer challenges, a key design goal for Windows Server® 2008 R2 is to reduce the day-to-day management chores of Windows Server 2008 R2 as well as to ease the administrative effort for common day-to-day operational tasks. A final but critical design component was that administrative tasks should be doable either on the server locally or remotely. Thus, the overall management improvements in Windows Server 2008 R2 include the following: Improved data center power consumption management Improved remote administration Reduced administrative effort for administrative tasks performed interactively Enhanced command-line and automated management by using Windows PowerShell™ version 2.0 Improved identity management provided by Active Directory® Domain Services (AD DS) and Active Directory Federated Services Improved compliance with established standards and best practices Improved Data Center Power Consumption Management With the proliferation of physical computers in data centers, power consumption is of paramount importance. In addition to the cost-saving associated with reducing power consumption, many data centers are constrained by the number of computers they can support in their data center by the actual power available to the data center. Therefore reducing your power consumption also allows you to support more physical computers while using the same amount of power, or less power, than before. Window Server 2008 R2 includes the following improvements for reducing power consumption: Reduced power usage of individual servers A new PPM engine Storage power management Additional incremental power saving features
Field Value Comment Firmware Resource Count 2 This table contains two firmware resource entries. Firmware Resource Maximum 2 This table allocation contains enough space to describe a maximum of two resources. Firmware Resource Version 1 The firmware resource entry format version this table uses is one. Firmware Resource Entry Array Firmware Resource Entry 0 Firmware Class {SYSTEM_FIRMWARE} This GUID identifies the system firmware for update via PnP. Firmware Type 1 System firmware type is one. Firmware Version 1 The current system firmware version is one. Lowest Supported Firmware Version 1 The lowest supported firmware version is 1, so firmware cannot be rolled-back to a version earlier than version 1. Capsule Flags 0 System firmware doesn’t define any private capsule update flags. Last Attempt Version 1 The last system firmware version for which an update was attempted was one. Last Attempt Status 0 The last system firmware update attempt was successful. Firmware Resource Entry 1 Firmware Class {DEVICE_FIRMWARE} This GUID identifies the device firmware for update via PnP. Firmware Type 2 Device firmware type is two. Firmware Version 1 The current device firmware version is one. Lowest Supported Firmware 1 The lowest supported firmware version is 1, so firmware cannot be rolled-back to a version earlier than version 1.
Field Value Comment Firmware Resource Count 2 This table contains two firmware resource entries. Firmware Resource Maximum 2 This table allocation contains enough space to describe a maximum of two resources. Firmware Resource Version 1 The firmware resource entry format version this table uses is 1. Firmware Resource Entry Array Firmware Resource Entry 0 Firmware Class {SYSTEM_FIRMWARE} This GUID identifies the system firmware for update via PnP. Firmware Type 1 System firmware type is 1. Firmware Version 2 The current system firmware version is 2. Lowest Supported Firmware Version 2 Change the lowest supported firmware version to 2, so that the firmware cannot be to a version earlier than version 2. This value is typically changed when the firmware update contains security fixes. Capsule Flags 0 System firmware doesn’t define any private capsule update flags. Last Attempt Version 2 The last system firmware version for which an update was attempted was 2. Last Attempt Status 0 The last system firmware update attempt was successful. Firmware Resource Entry 1 Firmware Class {DEVICE_FIRMWARE} This GUID identifies the device firmware for update via PnP. Firmware Type 2 Device firmware type is 2. Firmware Version 1 The current device firmware version is 1. Lowest Supported 1 Keep the lowest supported firmware version as 1. The firmware can be rolled-back to version
Section 1194.22 Web-based Internet information and applications - Detail Voluntary Product Accessibility Template Criteria Supporting Features Remarks and explanations (a) A text equivalent for every non-text element shall be provided (e.g., via "alt", "longdesc", or in element content). Not applicable This section of the VPAT does not apply to Windows 7 overall. (b) Equivalent alternatives for any multimedia presentation shall be synchronized with the presentation. Not applicable This section of the VPAT does not apply to Windows 7 overall. (c) Web pages shall be designed so that all information conveyed with color is also available without color, for example from context or markup. Not applicable This section of the VPAT does not apply to Windows 7 overall. (d) Documents shall be organized so they are readable without requiring an associated style sheet. Not applicable This section of the VPAT does not apply to Windows 7 overall. (e) Redundant text links shall be provided for each active region of a server-side image . Not applicable This section of the VPAT does not apply to Windows 7 overall. (f) Client-side image shall be provided instead of server-side image except where the regions cannot be defined with an available geometric shape. Not applicable This section of the VPAT does not apply to Windows 7 overall. (g) Row and column headers shall be identified for data tables. Not applicable This section of the VPAT does not apply to Windows 7 overall. (h) Markup shall be used to associate data cells and header cells for data tables that have two or more logical levels of row or column headers. Not applicable This section of the VPAT does not apply to Windows 7 overall. (i) Frames shall be titled with text that facilitates frame identification and navigation Not applicable This section of the VPAT does not apply to Windows 7 overall.
(f) Textual information shall be provided through operating system functions for displaying text. The minimum information that shall be made available is text content, text input caret location, and text attributes. Supported (g) Applications shall not override user selected contrast and color selections and other individual display attributes. Supported (h) When animation is displayed, the information shall be displayable in at least one presentation mode at the option of the user. Supported Animations are also available as text descriptions in tooltips. (i) Color coding shall not be used as the only means of conveying information, indicating an action, prompting a response, or distinguishing a visual element. Supported UI that uses color association has other distinguishing characteristics. (j) When a product permits a user to adjust color and contrast settings, a variety of color selections capable of producing a range of contrast levels shall be provided. Not Applicable (k) Software shall not use flashing or blinking text, objects, or other elements having a flash or blink frequency greater than 2 Hz and lower than 55 Hz. Supported The application UI does not use flashing or blinking. (l) When electronic forms are used, the form shall allow people using Assistive Technology to access the information, field elements, and functionality required for completion and submission of the form, including all directions and cues. Supported Section 1194.31 Functional Performance Criteria - Detail Voluntary Product Accessibility Template Criteria Supporting Features Remarks and explanations
In this section you will add media playback functionality to your created Music and Video pages, add new pages to present pictures, and use WebBrowser controls. Task 1 – Adding Media Element to Play Media Files During this task, you will add two new pages to the project. These pages will be used to present video content and play music files attached to the lab. If not already open, launch Visual Studio 2010 Express for Windows Phone from Start | All Programs | Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 Express | Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 Express for Windows Phone. Visual Studio 2010: Open Visual Studio 2010 from Start | All Programs | Microsoft Visual Studio 2010. If you completed the steps in the previous exercise, you may continue with the solution that you created for that exercise; otherwise, open Begin.sln from in the Source folder of the lab. Open the Default.xaml file from the Views\Video folder. Add the following markup snippet to the ContentPanel element: XAML <Grid x:Name="ContentPanel" Grid.Row="1" Margin="12,0,12,0"> <MediaElement x:Name="media" HorizontalAlignment="Stretch" AutoPlay="True" VerticalAlignment="Stretch" Stretch="Uniform" /> </Grid> Horizontal and Vertical Alignment properties get or set the alignment characteristics applied to a when it is composed within a layout parent, such as a panel or items control. Values include Left, Center, Right, Stretch for HorizontalAlignment, and Top, Center, Bottom, and Stretch for VerticalAlignment. The Stretch property stretches the element to fill the entire layout slot of the parent element. The Stretch property is very important when using media elements such as Image. Stretch determines how content is resized to fill its allocated space. Possible options for Stretch are: None - The content preserves its original size Fill - The content is resized to fill the destination dimensions without preserving the aspect ratio Uniform - The content is resized to fit in the destination dimensions while it preserves its native aspect ratio
Register-ScheduledTask -TaskName "Pin Dedup Metadata CSV1" -TaskPath "\Microsoft\Windows\Storage Tiers Management" -Action $PinTaskAction -User "SYSTEM" -RunLevel Highest -Trigger $PinTaskTrigger -Settings $PinTaskSettingsSet Best practice: Ensure that Data Deduplication metadata files in the chunk store are pinned to the slower tier. Follow this with the Storage Spaces Tier optimization job to move the Data Deduplication chunk store to the slower tier, freeing space in the faster tier for recalled user data. Virtual machine configuration To simulate customer scenarios, Windows 7 SP1 (with the latest updates) was used as the guest operating system. For compatibility with the VDI solution in Windows Server 2012 R2, the tenant virtual machine was configured as a generation 1 virtual machine. The virtual machine template was set with two virtual processors, and it was configured to use dynamic memory with a minimum of 1 GB RAM allocated for startup and maximum limits set to 1.5 GB. All the tenant virtual machines were deployed by using Microsoft System Center Virtual Machine Manager 2012 R2 (SCVMM). The virtual machine template was set to use two virtual hard disks. The guest operating system was configured to create a page file on an additional disk that is dedicated for this purpose. The page file data was separated from the base operating system data for the following reasons: To allow better management of transient page file data for operations such as backup and replication. To allow deployment of frequently accessed page file data to fast SSD storage. To allow exclusion of frequently accessed page file data from Data Deduplication, which avoids expensive processing of easily invalidated data. Each virtual machine was set up with typical information worker applications such as Microsoft Office, Internet Explorer, Adobe Reader, and FreeMind for test purposes, before finalizing the VHD templates. The operating system VHD template was compacted by using the Windows PowerShell cmdlet to reduce its overall size and reduce file copy overhead during deployment. SCVMM was made aware of the storage and compute resources, and the file shares that were exposed by the Scale-Out File Server were configured with the appropriate classification. This allowed SCVMM to efficiently deploy a large number of virtual machines and distribute the virtual hard disks across the file shares according their classification. For more information, see
Windows Key+X — open the power user’s menu Windows Key+L — lock your PC Alt+Tab — switch between windows Alt+F4 — close the current window Windows Key+PrtScr — take a screenshot saved to your Pictures folder Windows Key+plus/minus — zoom in/out using the Magnifier utility Windows Key+Q — open up Cortana ready for voice input Windows Key+S — open up Cortana ready for typed input Windows Key+E — launch File Explorer Alt+Up — go up one level in File Explorer Alt+Left/Right — go to the previous/next folder in File Explorer Windows Key+D — minimize apps to go straight to the desktop Windows Key+Home — minimize all windows except the one you’re actively using Ctrl+Shift+Esc — open the Task Manager Windows Key+T — cycle through taskbar items Windows Key+Any Number Key — open the app pinned to the taskbar in the numbered position Windows Key+Shift+Any Number Key — launch a new instance of the app in the numbered taskbar slot Windows Key+Ctrl+Shift+Any Number Key — same, but launch the app with admin powers enabled Windows Key+R — open the Run dialog box Alt+Enter — show the properties of the currently selected file Windows Key+U — open the Ease of Access Center Windows Key+Ctrl+D — create a new virtual desktop Windows Key+Ctrl+Left/Right — scroll through your desktops Windows Key+Ctrl+F4 — close the current desktop Windows Key+Tab — see all your desktops via the Task View page Windows Key + G – Open the Game menu to take screenshots or record what is occurring on screen.
The following tables summarize the different permutations and combinations of Windows Server 2008 and SQL Server 2008 in a virtualized environment using Hyper-V. Each row lists the scenario in which the server is being used, and the columns list the editions. A “y” means yes, this combination of (row, column) is allowed; an “n” means no, this combination is not allowed. A number in a cell indicates the number of licenses allowed or included with the base license; “UL” implies unlimited licenses. Table : Hosting Scenarios Table 4: Dedicated Host: Hardware View Hardware-Centric View for Dedicated Hosts Windows Server 2008 Processors Web Std. Ent. DC One y y y y Two y y y y Four n n y y Eight or more n n n y Table : Dedicated Host: Hardware View Hardware-Centric View for Hyper-V Host Windows Server 2008 Processors Web Std. Ent. DC One n y y y Two n y y y Four n n y y Eight or more n n n y Table : Hyper-V-Based Host: Hardware View Hyper-V Guest - Authenticated
F:\ORADATA\TESTDB\SYSTEM01.DBF F:\ORADATA\TESTDB\SYSAUX01.DBF F:\ORADATA\TESTDB\UNDOTBS01.DBF F:\ORADATA\TESTDB\USERS01.DBF F:\ORADATA\TESTDB\EXAMPLE01.DBF On Site B these will be the location for the data files /u01/app/oracle/oradata/testdb12 /u02/app/oracle/oradata/testdb12 Site A: This is the location of the redo log files SQL> select member from v$logfile; MEMBER ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- G:\ORADATA\TESTDB\REDO01.LOG G:\ORADATA\TESTDB\REDO02.LOG G:\ORADATA\TESTDB\REDO03.LOG Site B: This will be the location for the redo log files /u01/app/oracle/oradata/testdb12/ PART 1 - Data Guard Configuration
2. Configure APP1. APP1 is already a member server computer that is configured with IIS and also acts as a file server. For the DHCP failover test lab, APP1 must be configured as a DHCP server. 3. Configure DC1. DC1 is already configured as a domain controller, DNS and DHCP server for the Corpnet subnet. For the DHCP failover test lab, DC1 must be configured in a failover relationship with APP1. 4. Demonstrate DHCP failover using CLIENT1. CLIENT1 is a client computer running Windows 8 Consumer Preview. For the DHCP failover test lab, CLIENT1 will be used to test and demonstrate failover operation. This guide provides steps for configuring the computers of the Base Configuration test lab, configuring DHCP server failover, and demonstrating DHCP client operation. The following sections provide details about how to perform these tasks. Step 1: Set up the Base Configuration Test Lab Set up the Base Configuration test lab for the Corpnet subnet using the procedures in the “Steps for Configuring the Corpnet Subnet” section of the . Connect DC1, APP1, and CLIENT1 to the Corpnet subnet. Step 2: Configure APP1 APP1 configuration for the DHCP failover test lab consists of the following procedure: Install the DHCP Server role The following section explains this procedure in detail. Install the DHCP Server role on APP1 Configure APP1 as a second DHCP server in the Corpnet subnet. Install the DHCP server role, but do not create a scope. The scope settings will be deployed as part of failover configuration in Step 3. To install the DHCP Server role on APP1 In the Dashboard console of Server Manager, under Configure this local server, click Add roles and features. Click Next three times to get to the server role selection screen.
WINDSHIELD ONLY District Name Address City State Zip Phone School/Dept. Name Address City State Zip Phone Driver’s Name Address City State Zip Phone Date of Birth Social Security No. Driver’s License No. Vehicle Make Year Model Serial # License # Where Vehicle May be Seen Used for Business? Yes No Estimated Cost to Repair $ Accident Date of Loss Time of Loss Location (Street/Highway) City State Additional Comments: IMPORTANT: Has this accident been reported to a CCMSI adjuster? Yes No If reported, name of adjuster _____________________________________________________________ Signature/Title __________________________________________________ Date ________________
Appendix Housing and zoning Homes are mainly detached single family dwellings. They are well maintained. Primary construction materials are brick and board. All are modernized with plumbing and central heat. In town homes have smaller yards than township homes. All are well cared for. Transportation Transportation is mainly by private car. There are many walkers and cyclists observed. There is also a public bus system available that offers a fixed schedule. Roads are in good condition, with main highways readily available to serve businesses and residents. A health concern is that some of the busier roads are dangerous for walkers and cyclists due to lack of/inadequate sidewalks/crossings. There is a paved recreational trail for public use. Race and ethnicity Mainly Caucasian. There are a few African Americans, and Asians noted. There are no overt indicators of ethnicity observed. A local resident would recognize that many of the nail salons are owned and operated by people of Asian descent. Open space There are many parks and open spaces available. Along the bay front there is a large, well maintained park and public boat launch. The streets are tree lined. There is a lush 60+ acre park with many varieties of trees, and streams including public trails. Many homeless people and teens use this area as a place to drink, which poses a potential health concern for all. The physical grounds for this area were a former state psychiatric hospital, which has been reclaimed from decay. The buildings are gradually being renovated and provide space for businesses, condominiums, low income housing, senior housing, and office space. Service centers The social security and post offices are within walking distance. There is a large, easily accessible hospital, and many physician and dental offices, also within walking distance. There are several parks that are well used and maintained. There is even a dog park where people can take their pets for exercise. It is fenced in and well used. Religion and politics There is religious heterogeneity noted. On one corner there is a large Lutheran church; on another is a Jewish temple. A couple of blocks away a large Catholic church is noted. There are two smaller churches located in the neighborhood. Evidence is observed that they are not used only for Sunday service. There are posters for various community meetings, and shared sponsorship for events such as Safe Harbor, which helps shelter our homeless in the winter.
Table S5. Pearson’s correlations of the structural equation model variables. Boldface represents P < 0.01, italicized represents P < 0.05. Correlations AM Col % Biomass Soil N Soil P Soil N:P Plant N:P Plant N Plant P Soil Temp Water Avail. AM Col. 1.00 Biomass 0.05 1.00 Soil N 0.09 0.25 1.00 Soil P 0.04 0.28 0.77 1.00 Soil N:P 0.10 0.10 0.74 0.13 1.00 Plant N:P -0.03 -0.55 -0.42 -0.50 -0.13 1.00 Plant N 0.03 -0.57 -0.13 -0.14 -0.04 0.83 1.00 Plant P 0.09 0.27 0.61 0.68 0.23 -0.66 -0.17 1.00 Soil Temp -0.23 0.39 -0.38 -0.47 -0.10 -0.02 -0.27 -0.30 1.00 Water Avail. 0.07 -0.41 -0.16 -0.12 -0.37 0.19 0.32 -0.01 -0.54 1.00 Diversity -0.02 -0.17 -0.80 -0.50 -0.64 -0.34 0.13 -0.42 0.26 0.32
High School Athletic Complex Empty open space is zoned for commercial use Greenville Armory One large grocery/convenience store on south end Gas stations Nail salons Clothing stores Bank Motel Fast food restaurants Baptist One Baptist church in this Community Politics are not a relevant activity at the time of this survey Boundaries M-57 east from Greenville West Drive to Hillcrest Street. The Flat River borders Greenville West Drive on the north end. Stores and street people Grocery Convenience Automotive Clothing Mothers with children Families Teens Health and morbidity Dialysis Center Dentist office Drug store The local hospital is within five miles. Smoking is prominent in this community Commons Fred Meijer Trail Restaurant/Bar American Legion Signs of decay Lack of industry Some foreclosed houses Media The Daily News DISH Cable Cell Phones References Community. (2013). In Merriam-Webster Dictionary online. Retrieved from Fryar C.D., Ervin R.B. Caloric intake from fast food among adults: United States, 2007–2010. NCHS data brief, no 114. Hyattsville, MD: National Center for Health Statistics. 2013. Harkness, G. A. & DeMarco, R. F. (2012). Community and public health nursing: Evidence for practice. Philadelphia, PA: Lippincott, Williams & Wilkins.
Windsor station refresh October 2017 Queensland Rail is committed to providing minor upgrades at 10 locations across the Citytrain network to improve amenities and provide cleaner, safer stations as a key outcome of the ‘Fixing the trains’ action plan. This includes Windsor station, which will undergo a refresh during October 2017. The works at Windsor station will include minor platform improvements, landscaping, replacement of signage and an industrial clean. During this period, temporary amenities will be in place while improvement works are undertaken to the existing toilets. Overview of work Location Dates and hours of work Type of work and impacts Windsor station From Tuesday 3 October for approximately three weeks (weather and construction conditions permitting) 6am to 5pm (Monday to Saturday) Some weeknight works may occur during the construction period Continuous works during planned track closure: 2am Saturday 7 to 3am Monday 9 October Station improvement works (painting, cleaning, signage replacement) Use of equipment including hand tools and a high-pressure hose Heavy machinery with reversing beepers Temporary toilets in place Some carparking bays may be temporarily unavailable at times There will be partial carpark closures during the following weekends: Saturday 7 and Sunday 8 October Saturday 14 and Sunday 15 October. Every effort will be made to carry out these works with minimal disruption and we apologise to our customers and the community for any inconvenience. For further information, please contact the Customer Feedback Team on 13 16 17 (between 7.15am and 5pm, Monday to F
While relieving up, Detective Sergeant Butvila would not necessarily check his pigeon hole with regularity either and for the same reason. While relieving up, Detective Sergeant Addison was in charge of the receipt and allocation of matters for investigation by members of Team 2 and he relied upon those matters being forwarded to him. He relied upon the hard copy of those matters being placed in his pigeon hole. Detective Sergeant Butvila assumed that Detective Sergeant Addison would check Detective Sergeant Butvila’s pigeon hole and remove anything that related to Team 2. However, Detective Sergeant Addison believed that it was not his place to check Detective Sergeant Butvila’s pigeon hole and assumed that Detective Sergeant Butvila would check it himself. The staffing arrangements for the Holden Hill CIB were recorded in a document called the Holden Hill CIB Disposition sheet. That document was collated, updated and distributed on a weekly basis to staff members. Members of the Crime Management Unit were aware of and had ready access to the Holden Hill CIB Disposition sheet every week and were aware that it could be accessed on their computers. Annexure GM1 to Exhibit C10 contains an entry at 1433 hours on 26 February 2004. It was made by Sergeant Kelly and it refers to the Christopher Wilson PIR. It states: ‘Vic for alloc as per direction of DS/Sgt Douglas. Hard copy to you 26/2’ And it records the transfer to Detective Sergeant Butvila. In the result, neither Detective Sergeant Butvila nor Detective Sergeant Addison received the electronic version of the Christopher Wilson PIR on 26 February 2004 as intended. Nor did either of them receive the hard copy documents. In fact Detective Sergeant Butvila had no knowledge of the matter at all until Internal Investigation Branch began investigating the matter more than twelve months later. As already noted previously, Detective Sergeant Addison who was working on afternoon shift along with Detectives Wilson and Green became aware of their involvement in the Christopher Wilson incident at approximately 3:00pm on 26 February 2004. However at the time of this discussion he was not in possession of the PIR in any form and did not come into possession of it until he sought out an electronic copy of it himself on 28 February 2004 at the request of Detective Lidio Santucci who had asked for it to be forwarded to him in relation to the fatal shooting
Professional Athlete Visit Use professional athletes to inspire pupils. staff. Followed by work set across the curriculum. Arranged for summer 2. Team GB Long Jumper Laura Samuel visit booked in for Summer 1. Students develop an understanding of a professional athletes training, dedication and lifestyles. Inspiration. Small donation from students. Increased confidence, knowledge and skills of all staff in teaching PE and sport Ensure high standard of delivery throughout the curriculum Identify areas needing specialist support and seek high quality coaches. Identify additional CPD requirements of teaching and support staff Specialist sports coaches supporting PE staff in identified areas of the curriculum. LW and rugby. AH and Dance. Spring 1. AH Swimming course. LW OAA on school site course. Increased standards of delivery of those particular activities. Increased level of attainment. Inspiration. Increased training and skill development of staff. Cost of Dance Teacher. Cost of Rugby Coach. Moderation of assessment. Develop moderation within the department, the pyramid and partnership. Purchase IPads for AH and LW to film performers within the different bands in the point scale. Increase the standardisation of assessment - the footage can be used to moderate assessments within Cost of 2 IPads.
Wind Dispatch Issues and Questions – Part 2 5. What wind output value will be used in the UDS price-based congestion management calculations? Will it be the DNE/DDP or the 5-minute forecast value or something else? The last answer I received on this was that the algorithm would use "several inputs" including the plant's current output, the potential output given current and 5-minute forecast wind conditions. I don't know what this means. The ISO will have four useful data points for each wind plant: Real-Time High Operating Limit (RTHOL) which is the Participant’s estimate of what the plant can produce with optimal wind conditions and considering any equipment outages; Wind High Limit (WHL) which is the Participant’s “nowcast” of what the plant could produce if not curtailed given current wind conditions and considering any equipment outages Actual current output of the wind plant; Short term plant-specific wind forecast (assuming no constraints) The short term wind forecast takes advantage of the first three items to both create the current “next 5 minutes” forecast, and to identify, understand and correct any errors and biases in that forecast. Given the encouraging level of accuracy exhibited by the short term forecast to date, the short term forecast will be used to establish an “Ecomax” value for each wind plant in the first stage of the DNE dispatch algorithm. The first stage of the algorithm solves the traditional economic dispatch problem, assuming the forecast is accurate. The second stage determines the reliability limit for each wind plant, taking into consideration the need to maintain the system energy balance and the need to ensure transmission line flows remain within acceptable limits if the wind forecast is not accurate. The DNE limit telemetered to the wind plant is the lesser of the reliability-based limit for the plant and the plant’s economic dispatch level, as indicated by the plant’s economic offer curve and the current LMP. In all cases the DNE limit will be capped at the network interconnection capacity established in the resource’s interconnection agreement. If a wind plant’s DNE limit is less than its short term forecast value, the plant is potentially constrained and potentially able to set price. However, if low wind conditions mean the plant’s expected output is below the DNE limit, the plant is effectively unconstrained and would not be setting price.
Introduction to the Wind Erosion Prediction System (WEPS) This section contains website links and other information for completing wind erosion estimates using the official WEPS technology. Official NRCS WEPS Website: This link will take you to the official NRCS WEPS website at Kansas State University. It contains links to the following files: WEPS Program File for predicting wind erosion. NRCS databases Crop Management Templates with single year/single crop managements tailored to specific Crop Management Zones (CMZs). It also contains multi-year managements for a few crops rotations common to the CMZ as well as maps of the CMZs Climate Data with climate files for individual states and counties. Soils Data for individual states and counties. Installation instructions are provided with each of these download files. The site also provides: Training Materials with User’s Guides, Slide Sets, and a training tutorial
Murakami himself describes the unconscious as a manifestation of yin and yang, opposite, yet mutually necessary complementary forces. Forces that are interconnected and interrelate to one another. Schedule – Group #3 Group #4 Members: Raven, Destiny, Colin, Quang, Francheska, Aminata - “The Wind Up Bird Chronicle” Topics: Reiki Identity and Unconscious Dividing the self in order to approach the core The Well and the Mark – chaos of the unconscious Significance of water and flow Schedule – Group #4
Chardonnay 007 Kendall Jackson Vintners Reserve, Sonoma 33 006 Sonoma Cutrer, Russian River 45 019 Cakebread, Napa 12‘ 62 012 Lewis, Russian River 12’ (WS94) 100 Other Whites 074 Loveblock, Sauvignon Blanc, by Kim Crawford New Zealand 39 075 Domaine Jean Paul Balland, Sancerre, France 39 021 Santa Margherita, Pinot Grigio , Italy 49 022 Karl Erbes, Weingut, Riesling 40 Merlot 039 Silverado, Napa 11‘ 45 037 Rutherford Hill, Napa 11’ (WS88) 42 Other Reds 114 Il Poggoine, Brunello di Montalcino, 07’ (WS92) 99 078 Cosentino- Zinfandel, “Cigar Zin”, California 42 077 Penfolds, Shiraz, Kalimna Bin 28, South Australia (WS 88) 42 Pinot Noir
WINE PRE- ORDER FORM HOST NAME: ____________________________________________________________________________________ EMAIL: Wine Code Description Price/Bottle £ Number of Bottles Amount £ 1 Prosecco Extra Dry Guerrieri Rizzardi, Italy £20.00 2 The Wolftrap White 2015 Boekenhoutskloof, South Africa £15.00 3 Petit Chablis 2014 Domaine Azo, France £20.00 4 Sauvignon Blanc "Sur Lie" 2014 Spencer Hill, New Zealand £25.00 5 Pouilly Fume 2014 Domaine Lauverjat, France £30.00 6 Flying Solo Rose 2016 Domaine Gayda, France £15.00 7 Duche d'Uzes, Syrah Grenache 2014 Domaine de la Tour Gatigne, France £15.00 8 Cabernet Sauvignon "Antiguas Reservas" 2013 Cousino Macul, Chile £22.00 9 Bourgogne Pinot Noir 2012 Domaine Chezeaux, France £30.00 TOTAL Menu
Wine Survivor Bring in a bottle of wine and compete against your colleagues to win them all. Recommendations • Huge incentive to increase participation in the workplace • Low cost, popular event. • Good team building game Materials • Wine • Business cards/cards with name on paper • Pledge forms Guidelines • Distribute the wine survivor forms to staff (template provided) • Draw a name out of the hat each day until only one is left. That person wins all the wine. • Alliances can be formed amongst colleagues to split the wine Welcome to the 2016 United Way Fundraising Campaign!! We hope to have a lot of fun during this campaign while fundraising for a great cause! Check out this short video to see how you help support your community: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ph61HeRFbs We will be handing out the donation forms on Monday and collecting them until Friday. Please join us at our Kickoff on ______________ at _____ with a 5 minute incredible Impact Speaker who will share their personal story of how their life was impacted by YOUR donations! This years’ campaign is Wine Survivor!! Start Date: ________________ End Date: _________________ Cut-off Date: ______________ How to Play: • Bring a bottle of wine ($10-$25) and 3 personal business cards • Your completed pledge form. Minimum $1 per pay cheque.
EVENT GENDER I.D. NO AGE ON RACE DAY SURNAME FIRST NAME ADDRESS TOWN / CITY TEL. NO NATIONALITY EMAIL CLUB PROVINCE NUMBER OF COMPLETED WINELANDS MARATHONS AND HALF MARATHONS FULL HALF PERM NO FULL HALF EMERGENCY CONTACT DETAILS NAME RELATION CONTACT NO MEDICAL AID MEDICAL AID NO T-SHIRT NO. COLLECTION FAX ENTRIES DEPOSIT IN FAVOR OF: WINELANDS MARATHON ACCOUNT NAME: BALEKA SPORT MARKETING AND DEVELOPMENT ACCOUNT NUMBER: 1039754767 BANK: NEDBANK BRANCH CODE: 10470900 USE RUNNER’S NAME AS REFERENCE FOR FURTHER ENQUIRIES TEL: 086 005 1021 OR EMAIL entries@topevents.co.za FAX YOUR ENTRY FORM AND DEPOSIT SLIP TO: 021 510 7230 PAYMENT MARATHON (CLUB MEMBERS) DISPOSABLE TIMING CHIP TOTAL MARATHON (NON-CLUB MEMBERS) DISPOSABLE TIMING CHIP TOTAL HALF MARATHON (CLUB MEMBERS) DISPOSABLE TIMING CHIP TOTAL HALF MARATHON (NON-CLUB MEMBERS) DISPOSABLE TIMING CHIP TOTAL OPTIONAL MOISTURE MANAGEMENT T-SHIRT Charity donation – DIFFERENCE OF DISTANCE TOTAL ______________________________ Parent / Guardian if under 18 years R 140.00 R 22.00 R 162.00 R 205.00 R 22.00 R 227.00 R 90.00 R 22.00 R 112.00 R 145.00 R 22.00 R 167.00 R 210.00 ……………. R______ SPECIAL AGREEMENT The entrant agrees not to hold the Winelands Organising Committee, Helderberg Harriers, WPA, any sponsor, or any person assisting in the organisation or holding of the race liable for any injury or illness or loss of property which he/she may suffer directly or indirectly as a result of participating in the race. The entrant also confirms that he/she will abide by the rules of the event and that this Special Agreement is entered into for the benefit of the Winelands Organising Committee, Helderberg Harriers, WPA, the sponsors and persons assisting in the organisation and holding of the race. ______________________________ Signature
dry, crisp & mineral 175ml 250ml bottle Ugni blanc, terret, etc. Terre des Olivettes, 2016 zesty with lovely citrus notes, hints of stone fruit Languedoc, France £6 £8 £23 Picpoul de Pinet Domaine des Lauriers, 2016 a delicious citrus fest with a salty mineral finish Languedoc, France £8 £10 £29 Riesling Weingut Mehrlein, 2015 Stunning example, green apple notes, nice balance between fruit acidity and minerality Rheingau, Germany £33 Gavi di Gavi Monserito Tenuta Carretta, 2016 white peach, acacia blossom, ginger, crystallised ginger Piemont, Italy £39 Bacchus, Ortega, Huxelrebe, Siegerrebe “Horsemonden”, Will Davenport & Sons, 2015 crisp and aromatic with citrus and hedgerow notes East Sussex England £39 same grape, different styles 175ml 250ml bottle Sauvignon/ Colombard “Aramis” Chateau Aydie, 2016 crisp, zesty with pink grapefruit characters Madiran, France £7 £9 £26 Single vineyard Sauvignon blanc “Pounamu”, Pounamu Wines, 2017 lovely citrus and passion fruit notes Marlborough, New Zealand £33 Sauvignon blanc “Sancerre”, Domaine Pierre Martin, 2016 cut grass, gooseberries and blackcurrant leaves, clean & crisp Loire, France £41 aromatic, textured & fleshy bottle Viognier “Le Paradou”, Chateau Pesquié, 2017 a silky mélange of white flowered fruit, citrus and apricots Provence, France £29 Tempranillo blanco Bodegas Manzanos, 2016 fresh apricot, tropical and white flowers, round & long finish Rioja, Spain £31 Chardonnay Reserva De Martino, 2015 elegant, fruity bouquet, notes of grapefruit and banana Maipo Valley Chile £32 prestigious white wines bottle
Merlot, etc. red & dark forest fruits, pleasant acidity and tannins, good oak, full bodied and a good length full bodied & elegant 175ml 250ml bottle prestigious red wines bottle Merlot, Cabernet Franc, Cabernet Sauvignon Chateau Treytins, Famille Nony, 2008 freshness & elegance, supple tannins and a warm finish are part of this award-winning wine Bordeaux, France £55 Pinot Noir Gevrey – Chambertin, Domaine Drouhin-Laroze, 2010 brighter flavours of red cherry and juicy touches of bramble. Lively, ripe and loads of character Burgundy, France £89 Pinot Noir Volnay-Champans, Domaine Marquis D’Angerville, 2007 silky sweet berry flavor, gripped by fine fruit tannins, great depths und underlying power. Excellent! Burgundy, France £119 Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon Cabernet Franc, Petit Verdot etc. Grand Vin du Phélan Ségur, Chateau Phélan Ségur, St. Estephe, 1982 excellent tannin structure, with a balance of ripe fruit. It shows lots of spicy, smoky, fruity aromas and flavors and has a smooth finish Bordeaux, France £140 sweet wines 50ml bottle Late harvest Sauvignon blanc Organic St.Emiliana Vineyards, 2016 slightly sweet, citrus characters, fresh and aromatic Casablanca Valley, Chile £5 £34 (375ml) Grenache noir “Maury”, Domaine Lafage, 2016 blackforest gateau in a bottle or glass Roussillion, France £6 £50 (500ml) Moscato D’Asti Ceretto, Ceretto Family, 2015 intensely fruity, aromatic and lingering, only 5% alc Piemont, Italy £7 £40 (375ml)