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No Matter What Its Critics Say, Print Is Doing Just Fine, Thank You
Ah, the travails of traditional media. Who among us hasn't stifled a groan, or at least a yawn, upon being reminded by the digerati that the path ahead for print leads nowhere else but down?
Determined to "Prosper" in Digital Print, AGS Turns to Kodak Inkjet Web Press
The centerpiece of digital production at AGS Print & Marketing Communications is an inkjet web press with a combination of capabilities that the president of the company calls "marketing's Holy Grail" for print.
Kodak Proclaims, "We Are Ready" for Whatever Life after Chapter 11 May Bring
On Kodak's first full day in business after emerging from bankruptcy, Antonio Perez, its chairman and CEO, detailed the company's plans to rebuild its stature as a supplier of technology solutions in a narrower cross-section of markets than it once served.
Maximizing the Retail Shopping Experience with Signage
Capturing consumers' attention while they are in a store is critical, and this often involves blending signage with mobile technology. This article discusses some of the ways that today's retailers are accomplishing this goal.
Adobe PDF Print Engine 3: The Next Step in Digital Printing Efficiency
On September 5th, Adobe announced the Adobe PDF Print Engine 3 (APPE3), bringing significant enhancements to its RIP architecture that enable its OEM partners to stay current with digital printing market demands. WhatTheyThink Senior Editor Cary Sherburne and WhatTheyThink Contributor David Zwang collaborated on this analysis of the anticipated impact of APPE3's market entry.
Investigating Wide-Format Markets & Products
The information included in this article is a short summary of the data presented in SGIA's soon-to-be-released 2013 Market Trends & Product Specialties Benchmarking Report. The data presented is culled from the responses of 136 U.S. sign and graphics producers, and provides an excellent snapshot of the graphics and sign segment today. A full report will be available on SGIA.org later this year.
Fuji XMF Workflow
Workflows have been around since the start of computer to plate, when the printing industry looked much different than today. The convergence of offset and digital as well as the other cross media applications has made a streamlined workflow more important than ever. Fujifilm has recently developed a whole new workflow called XMF. This has allowed them to build their software based on today's needs.
Resilience and Perseverance in this Time of Change
Resilience and perseverance are crucial behavioral competencies when individuals and organizations must overcome significant obstacles. The capacity to be flexible as well as demonstrate the range of responses to adversity will dramatically impact our level of future success. One of senior management's responsibilities is to ensure that during these transitional times we surround ourselves with the people that approach these challenges with the most appropriate behavioral competencies.
Engaging Consumers and Transforming Them into Brand Advocates ()
A number of tools and resources are emerging that help maximize social Web presence, including techniques for rewarding social influencers to promote products and services. This article discusses industry players that are driving customers to become powerful marketing assets.
Digital Growth Ignites Innovation
Stakeholders in the sign and display market can look back on the past 18 months and note solid growth attributed to the steady and measured ascent of digital printing. Globally, we witnessed the continued adoption and embrace of digital as innovative new technologies helped print providers convert analog pages to generate new business and increase opportunities with existing clients.
Let's Proactively Evolve Print from Outbound to Inbound Marketing
Outbound marketing is promotion-based; spread the message about my company, my products, and my services to as many people as I can interrupt in the hope that some will find the message relevant. Print examples of this are blasting out huge direct mail campaigns to strangers, newspaper advertisements, and billboards.
Flying High with SundaySky ()
Following a recent experience with a personalized video bill from AT&T, Senior Editor Cary Sherburne interviewed SundaySky President and chief revenue officer Jim Dicso to learn more about the company's operations. SundaySky provides the infrastructure for high volume personalized videos from AT&T, Lenovo, Office Depot and more.
Canon USA: A New Era?
Senior Editor Cary Sherburne recently joined 36 other industry analysts and journalists at a special event at Canon USA's brand-new Melville NY headquarters located at One Canon Park. Also attending the event were WhatTheyThink's Frank Romano, Richard Romano, David Zwang and Patrick Henry. Sherburne shares her thoughts about the visit.
Direct Mail Market Trends
Within the last few years we have seen the introduction of two high-speed inkjet technologies aimed at the direct mail space. One is the new high-speed color inkjet presses and the other is high-speed color inkjet heads that can be mounted on existing offset presses.
The Customer Experience: Going to the Virtual Store ()
A number of savvy marketers have transformed large format signage in public locations into virtual shopping centers that are accessible to on-the-go travelers. This article discusses how retailers are leveraging QR codes to bring consumers the ultimate in shopping convenience.
The Software You Buy vs. the Software You Use
A 2002 Standish Group study of software projects found that 45% of features were never used and only 20% features were used often or always. We base our software investment decisions on the number of features a product has and then we fail to utilize 80% of those features. Does that make sense to anyone?
Folding Carton Converter ASG Turns to HP Indigo 30000 for New Business Development ()
As the first HP Indigo 30000 units begin to come to market, we are checking in with new owners to see how these B2 sheetfed presses, optimized for folding carton work, will be affecting their converting businesses.
Transforming and Automating Workflows: Cloud Based Workflow Management Systems
In this article, David looks at cloud-based production management systems, a relatively new concept and product category, what they look like and how they compare to the more conventional workflow management offerings.
This is the Dawning of the Age of Experience! ()
Consumers are changing the way that they interact with brands and how they ultimately buy. Service providers that have worked to add cross-media communications to their mix must now assess how they can help marketers deliver an engaging brand experience. This article cites recent research to show how emerging technologies can enhance the consumer experience.
Morikami Museum Produces First Digitally Printed Catalog ()
As part of its ongoing philanthropic and community support efforts, Canon Solutions America spearheaded an effort to support Delray Beach's Morikami Museum & Japanese Gardens in the production of a catalog featuring its world-class exhibit of Japanese Kokeshi dolls. Learn how this first-ever digitally printed catalog has opened new doors for the museum.
Multi-Packaging Services Chooses HP Indigo 30000 to Expand Packaging Capabilities ()
Multi-Packaging Services, based in New York City, is an early adopter of the HP Indigo 30000 folding carton press. Senior Editor Cary Sherburne speaks with them to learn more about why they bought this press and what benefits they expect to gain from adding it to their production portfolio.
Presstek Acquires VIM: WhatTheyThink Exclusive Interview with CEO David Savage ()
In this exclusive interview, Senior Editor Cary Sherburne talks to Presstek CEO David Savage to understand the strategy behind the acquisition and where Presstek plans to go from here.
Getting Started in Wide Format Inkjet ()
The wide format inkjet market is growing rapidly with expanding new products and applications. The equipment cost is relatively modest when compared to offset presses and bindery equipment. What do I need to consider before I jump on board?
CMO Challenges Create Opportunities for Service Providers ()
To be successful, service providers need to focus on the challenges that keep the world's CMOs up at night, including the explosion of data, engaging with customers through social media, the proliferation of channels and devices, and changing consumer demographics. This article cites recent market research to discuss how savvy service providers are meeting the changing needs of today's CMOs.
FESPA 2013 Show Review: Moving Beyond Wide-Format Inkjet
FESPA is the Federation of European Screen Print Associations. It started as an annual exhibition by Display Graphics, Textile, and Specialist Screen Print suppliers of products for their customers and over time came to include inkjet wide-format print offerings by their various vendors.
The Label Sector; excerpts from 2012 PRIMIR Research
In past articles we have brought forward excerpts from a 2012 PRIMIR study that Karstedt Partners was commissioned to write titled Packaging: Evaluation of Vertical Markets & Key Applications. This study was unique to many industry studies in that it looked at the force being placed on Brand Owners, the originator of packaging orders.
Why Going It Alone in an M&A Can Mean Going Nowhere at All
Printers are self-reliant by nature. But, the pitfalls of selling a company or buying one without expert assistance should make even the most rugged individualist think twice.
Can Inkjet Do Direct Mail?
There's a perception that inkjet can't do direct mail and achieve the necessary image quality. Is that true?
Content Marketing: Driving Profitable Customer Actions ()
Most print service providers are serving the business-to-business market space. These B2B marketers need to target specific audiences with significant sales cycles and price preferences. This article discusses how service providers are evaluating content marketing in their go-to-market strategies.
Wide-Format Gets Bigger (Will You?)
I'm currently in my 22nd year serving the specialty graphics industry. During my time with SGIA, I've been witness to the complete changeover in imaging equipment technology.
Challenge: Attracting, Recruiting and Hiring Talented Employees
The challenge of attracting, recruiting, hiring and the on-boarding of talented employees continues to be high on the priority list. How we determine who the most talented candidates are, where we find them, engage them and motivate them to seriously consider our industry for their career path requires a well-executed strategy. And as the workforce transitions from the Baby Boomer generation this process is becoming even more complex.
Make Great Software Decisions
We collectively make a lot of poor software decisions, according to my very bias and unscientific research we make way more mistakes in this area than we do with other business decisions. What is it about technology that causes a collective brain freeze when it comes to making good decisions?
HP Indigo 10000: An Early Look at Installs ()
The HP Indigo 10000 B2 press caused a bit of a stir at drupa 2012. Now, more than a year later, the first sold units are making their way into the marketplace. Senior Editor Cary Sherburne takes a look at two very different installs to see how this new press is fitting in and the impact it might be having on conventional printing technologies.
Conversation with Dscoop Global Executive Director Mike Fogarty ()
Dscoop, the Digital Solutions Cooperative, recently appointed Mike Fogarty as its new Global Executive Director to replace long-time Executive Director Eric Hawkinson, now at Canon. Senior Editor Cary Sherburne spoke with Fogarty to learn more about why he joined the organization and what he expects to achieve there.
Snyder Printer: Meeting the Challenge of Change ()
In a rapidly changing industry, traditional printers must view the dynamics surrounding the offset-to-digital transition and new media as opportunities for much-needed growth. This article provides an overview of how Snyder Printer, Inc. leveraged digital color technology to improve its market opportunities.
Printer's Marketing Efforts: The Untold Story ()
For many years I cringed every time I heard someone in the print industry say, "printers need to become marketing service providers." My initial reaction was always, are you kidding me?
Delphax Elan: An Update ()
With Print 2013 rapidly approaching, 'tis the season for product updates, many of which were shown as technology demos or prototypes at drupa 2012. Delphax Elan is one of those products. Senior Editor Cary Sherburne speaks with Delphax CEO Dieter Schilling to see what's new.
Strategizing the Acquisition: A Road Map for Buyers
Today, for many printers, "growth" means "growth by acquisition." In strategizing a deal to buy another company, purchase price is not the first thing to focus on.
The State of Thermal Transfer and Digital Printing
Heat transfers may not be one of the more obvious uses for digital printing, but for years the innovative companies have been successfully building up a market in a variety of ways.
Expectations are High for Xerox CiPress Coming on Stream at R. E. Gilmore Corporation
At R.E. Gilmore Corporation, the Xerox CiPress will hit the ground running in an environment where high-volume digital printing is both a specialty and an everyday routine.
Large Format Plays at PIP Printing in Peoria ()
Signage and wide format graphics have become an integral part of the marketing mix. This article highlights recent InfoTrends research and also explores how PIP Printing (Peoria, IL) is leveraging wide format to expand its own business opportunities.
The Continuous-Feed Inkjet Production Market—2013
Now in its fifth full-year since its introduction, the continuous-feed inkjet printer market shows no signs of maturity. There are few other markets in either the printer segment or consumer electronic segments that continue to show growth after five years. This doesn't mean that the path forward is lined with rose petals.
P&G Adopts PantoneLIVE™ ()
With the adoption by Procter & Gamble of PantoneLIVE to better control its iconic library of brand colors throughout the production process, we wondered what that means for the packaging supply chain as a whole. Senior Editor Cary Sherburne talks to Pantone's Cheryl Johnson to learn more.
AT&T Uses Personalized Video to Explain Mobile Bills
AT&T Mobile now features personalized video explaining bills for new customers or those who change their plans. In addition to reducing the call volume at AT&T call centers (a significant reduction in bill-related calls, according to a company blog), it has a real WOW factor, with almost 80% of recipients watching the video all the way through. Senior Editor Cary Sherburne explains.
HP Pulls Plug on HP Hiflex Management Information System and HP Hiflex Web-to-Print Solutions ()
A couple weeks ago, a source informed Senior Editor Cary Sherburne that HP was in the process of pulling the plug on its Hiflex MIS and web-to-print offerings. While there has been no official public announcement from HP, this article summarizes what customers are being told and includes an official statement from HP.
Today's TransPromo Realities ()
Marketers face the challenge of getting their messages out in a way that breaks through the clutter and encourages desired behaviors in recipients. Although TransPromo communications can address this challenge, adoption has been spotty to date. This article uses recent InfoTrends research to discuss the opportunities that TransPromo can bring in today's market.
HP Continues on Journey to Capture Valuable Wide-Format Application Output
HP may have its share of problems in its overall business, but its maniacal focus on expanding its footprint among existing analog wide-format graphics print applications is not affected. At FESPA, it introduced two new high-volume wide-format printers, its most productive latex and UV-curable ink jet printers to date aimed at expanding HP's footprint among wide-format analog graphics print applications.
Xeikon Provides Update on Trillium Liquid Toner Technology
On July 10th, Xeikon conducted a web briefing for journalists and industry analysts to provide an update on developments with its Trillium liquid toner technology shown as a technology demonstration at drupa. Senior Editor Cary Sherburne shares some of the highlights.
Effective Negotiation Skills Impact Your Bottom Line ()
In business and in our personal lives our ability to negotiate effectively is constantly being tested. Whether we are focused on selling, buying, hiring, team building or any personal relationship, the ability to negotiate always comes into play.
What's Happening with Envelopes? ()
With the recent announcement of a bankruptcy filing by National Envelope, Senior Editor Cary Sherburne took a closer look at the envelope market. Is it a doomed and declining market or are there bright spots that signal a viable market moving forward?
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I had a lot of fun this past weekend . . . as you can tell. This is my favorite black and white of Little Bit. I have so many more, but I am still working on them. But I just had to share this with all of you great readers.
This black and white from the princess post . . . . well I just love it too!!
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Mission Viejo
5 comments:
This newspaper is a waste of time, extremely bias and only ready by old white people.
- March 8, 2014 at 3:50 PM
This paper is the best local source of real news available, and I applaud the efforts of all to produce and distribute it while holding our 'representatives' in local cities responsible for their actions.
Predictably, there are a few who choose racist comments over any real content, which assuredly speaks for itself, to those with even a modicum of intellect.
- March 9, 2014 at 11:31 AM
What this city has needed for over twenty years; we residents having been promised improvements for at least that long, is not not ornaments, like banners of any size, but meaningful TRAFFIC management. The recent timing of traffic signals on a few major arteries has offered both longer green and longer RED signals via archaic methodologies, versus a real-time, responsive and coordinated system that seeks to minimize the wasteful, polluting, expensive start/stop/idling routine that is the frustrating norm in our daily lives.
The goal should be for drivers to never stop for red signals while driving the major roads; the guiding tenet and long-established civil engineering rule that "traffic lights are to facilitate traffic movement, not generate it". That, from my late father, a lifelong City Engineer and designer/consultant to cities of varying size.
The payoffs of such efficient movement are multiple. Less speeding to make that green ahead, that we all see, substantially reduced out-of-pocket costs for moving about our town and increased revenues for local business as the customers gravitate to them, a natural process through convenience.
Their seems to be and endless supply of cash for new bushes, trees, and now banners(!) but no attention or monies for the number one AND two items, individually listed on a recent city poll of citizen concerns.
I believe that a partnership with UCI or another outstanding engineering school might offer a payback as the city offers any intelligent, real-time, efficient system to other municipalities. (Actually, such systems have been available for decades.)
Comments to MV officials ranged from a nasty solution-less reply, to none reply at all.
We are considering moving from our home of 30+/- years partially based upon this. We already shop elsewhere, largely, despite preferring to keep our sales tax dollars in MV.
- March 9, 2014 at 12:00 PM
I'm not an "old white person" and I like this paper. It offers info about local government spending and other city council-related actions in MV that I'm not getting elsewhere, so - thanks!
- March 10, 2014 at 1:36 PM
I was told I couldn't disagree with what the council wanted; that I had to go with the majority
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Ash, Oak, Maple, Sycamore
What you will see:
- Large tannish blotches and leaf distortion
- Distinct spots to irregular patches of discoloration
- Leaf blotches along leaf veins
- Shoot blight, leaf blight and twig and branch cankers
- Spring leaf drop
Life cycle:
- In late Fall and early Spring, black pimples develop on infected leaves from the previous year
- Spores are released and blown by wind or splashed by rain to nearby trees
- The fungus may infect leaves, fruit, petioles, and blossoms
- Primary infections produce secondary spores which infect other leaves and fruit
- Secondary infections continue throughout the growing season during wet periods
Cultural practices:
- Plant less susceptible cultivars Increase tree vigor
- Root Enhancement System™
- Fertilization
- Prune out infected branches (sycamore)
- Reduce moisture from sprinklers
- Chemical Practices
Fungicides are available to manage this disease.
Please consult with your Arborist.
Additional Anthracnose Information:
Anthracnose is a disease that impacts shade trees by targeting the leaf and stem systems. Maple anthracnose is not the same disease as what affects oak, however. The symptoms of each disease may mimic one another, but they require different treatments. Anthracnose diseases target leaf veins and lead to the death of the vein and surrounding tissue.
While anthracnose diseases do not cause the tree to die, they can greatly limit growth over the seasons resulting in defoliation. One of the most common symptoms of the disease are irregular, light brown spots denoting dead tissue in the leaves and veins. Some plants may look sun-scorched. Infected twigs may contain sunken cankers with fungal spores.
Anthracnose fungi spend winter on fallen leaves and twigs that were previously infected the year before. These infections are often attached to the tree during cool, moist weather in the spring. Infection often targets young leaves that have standing water on their surface. The severest form of the infection can be seen in the lower third of the tree where there is the greatest concentration of moisture.
Many fungi are responsible for this disease. Anthracnose cause fungi to grow on specific trees. Ash trees, for example, don't suffer from the same infection as maple or oak. Sugar maple, Norway maple, white oak, green ash, elm, and black walnut frequently suffer from anthracnose in Minnesota.
Anthracnose fungi often overwinter in twigs, fruit, fallen leaves, buds, and petioles in relation to the hosts and pathogens they contain. The cycle for the disease begins in spring when spores can be released. Spores are then produced on new leaves several days or weeks after the infection, further spreading the disease.


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Ministry of Sound Radio, Artists and Club was first established in 1995. The record label released The Annual, a compilation album of various dance music tracks mixed by UK DJs Boy George and Pete Tong. The Annual paved the way for their Ministry of Sound Radio global label with over 50 million dance albums and singles …, award winning music videos from artists like Eric Prydz and Benny Benassi ..Ministry of Sound is an independent label, and delivers albums and singles via its compilation brands including The Annual, Clubber's Guide and Anthems.
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Find breaking news, weather, entertainment and sports, .. owned by Fox Television Stations
Live Performances and Interviews.
Young adult cable television network devoted to music videos
Kulak's Woodshed is a live webcast TV recording studio and 49 seat listening room created for the promotion of singer songwriters. A community labor of love opened in 1999, operated by volunteers and funded with audience donations. Artists range from beginners to Grammy winners.
Non stop Dance music, shows and mixes from Matt Darey, Solar Stone, Dan Wood, Steve Anderson, Robbie Nelson and more


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This is guaranteed for delivery by 1pm the next working day (including Saturday). Orders up to 1kg in weight are charged at £8.95, up to 2kg is £10.95. Note: Orders over 2kg can be sent by Royal Mail Special Delivery, but the price from Royal Mail for this weight is very expensive, we recommend that you use the APC 24 hour service instead.
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Royal Mail will still carry these as long as there is no more than one battery in any package & the weight of that battery must be no more than 1.5kg. This applies to UK domestic mail only, this type of battery is now prohibited from airmail post.
Lithium batteries (Lipo, LiFe, lithium ion etc):
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Proving himself to be one of the most gifted, insightful and versatile directors working today, Andrew Haigh (45 Years, Weekend) returns with Lean on Pete, a powerfully moving and deeply emotional story about a young boy's search for belonging on the fringes of contemporary American society. Fifteen-year-old Charley lives with his alcoholic father (Travis Fimmel) in a run-down house on the outskirts of Portland, Oregon.
In an effort to help his dad stay afloat, Charley takes a job at a local racetrack where he befriends jaded trainer Del (Steve Buscemi) and burnt-out jockey Bonnie (Chloë Sevigny) while caring for an aging horse named Lean on Pete. But as things break down at home and Del announces Pete will be sold to an uncertain fate, the burden becomes too great for Charley to bear and he heads out into the vast American wilderness with Pete in tow.
Featuring an incredible breakout performance by Charlie Plummer and shot in mesmerising style, Lean on Pete is a poignant, compassionate and heart-rending portrait of love, loss and acceptance that resonates with profound humanity.
Date: April 6, 2018
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Certificate: 15
Festivals: Official selection, 2017 Venice Film Festival, Winner of the 2017 Venice Marcello Mastroianni Award - Charlie Plummer, Official selection, 2017 Toronto International Film Festival
Distributor: Curzon Artifical Eye
Contact: Booking
Film Hub Wales aims to bring more films, to more people, in more places. We are one of eight Film Hubs around the UK formed in 2013 as part of the ground-breaking initiative BFI Film Audience Network (FAN).
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Posted July 23, 2005 by I-taoist in Cuba Human Rights
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The State Department said Tuesday it would not accept a ''ridiculous and perplexing decision'' made by a United Nations panel last week, which ruled that the detention of five Cuban spies convicted in Miami was arbitrary and in violation of international law.
A senior official told The Herald the ruling was a ''politically motivated'' maneuver orchestrated by the Cuban government and added that other efforts within the U.N. to take up the case had been rejected.
A U.S. response to the panel's ruling is under way.
''We have a number of ideas on how to respond,'' said the official, who cannot be named due to department policy but was speaking officially for the U.S. government. "We're not letting this go.''
The judgment came from the U.N. Working Group on Arbitrary Detention, one of several sections within the Geneva-based U.N. Commission on Human Rights. The group found that the five Cubans, convicted in Miami federal court in 2001, were denied full access to evidence and to their lawyers.
The panel also urged the U.S. government to ''adopt the necessary steps to remedy the situation,'' The Associated Press reported.
''The defendants in this case were tried in federal court and convicted for being covert agents,'' the state department official said. ''They've never denied being covert agents. It's outrageous.'' The official said the ruling calls into question the work of the U.N. panel, citing provisions that stipulate that the group is supposed to provide a platform for individual complaints "not for states to use to go after other states. It's a complete perversion of the process.''
According to the U.N. website: "The Working Group on Arbitrary Detention is the only nontreaty-based mechanism whose mandate expressly provides for consideration of individual complaints.''
Established in 1991, the panel includes five members, currently from Algeria, Spain, Iran, Hungary and Paraguay.
The five convicted Cubans—Geraldo Hern�ndez, Antonio Guerrero, Ramon Labanino, Fernando Gonz�lez and Rene Gonz�lez—were arrested in September 1998 and are serving sentences ranging from 15 years to life.


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No-Nonsense Guide to Omni-channel
Since the term "omni-channel" was first coined by the Harvard Business Review in 2011, some marketing technology vendors claimed that they could provide businesses with this holy grail of brand ubiquity. Unfortunately, most of these early claims were false starts where vendors over-promised and under-delivered.
The good news is that a select number of solutions have caught up with all the promises and can now turn them into action. In this guide, we explain why the conversation around omni-channel marketing has changed and how you can transform your marketing strategy to leverage this new, powerful technology.
We'll give you a heads up on the roadblocks you'll encounter on your journey to achieving omni-channel relevance and the benefits you'll gain once you reach your destination. No highfalutin jargon, no talking in circles and no nonsense. Just practical advice on how to create a superb customer experience.


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Power Equipments
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For years UPET OILFIELD EQUIPMNETS CO.,LTD has been dedicated to servicing our loyal customer base of drilling contractors and providing high quality engines and generators of CATERPILLAR , CUMMINS, VOLVO, DETROIT and GE MOTOR etc. Our biggest asset is our understanding of the term URGENCY and our ability to deliver under pressure. We add value to our customers bottom line by providing excellent quality products, timely delivery and dependable customer service at a fair and competitive price. We believe in first class service and stand behind every product we sell.


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At the taxpayer's request, Lusk Tax Service, LLC via Dropbox will send the taxpayer an email invitation to upload their documents. Once the taxpayer has accepted the invitation, they can start uploading their tax documents as they receive them. Send an email to Lusk Tax Service, LLC to let us know when the file is complete. We will then be able to view any uploaded documents to process the return.
Documents are digitally stored for future use and meed the IRS guidelines for document retention.


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|Part of the new look Vueltas village showing the newly-reopened bar La Yesca on left (Image © gomeranoticias )
The road and pavement are both at the same level, allowing easy access even for wheelchairs. Badly needed street lighting and other urban furniture has been added and the whole area looks much more inviting.
I will post a detailed report with more pictures once I'll be there in autumn.


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The Dynamic Account comes with an overdraft facility linked to your Deposit Account, giving you an extra cushion against unexpected costs or anything else that might cause a temporary cash shortage. Dynamic gives you more flexibility to access cash when you need it – and without touching your savings.
Byblos Bank S.A.L Byblos Bank Tower - Elias Sarkis Ave. - Achrafieh - Beirut
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Lauren Varela posted her fourth collegiate goal against Cal. Photo courtesy of Gil Talbot.
San Francisco – Despite a late goal from sophomore Lauren Varela, Harvard women's soccer fell to No. 18/19 California, 2-1, Friday night in the USF Tournament.
Cal struck early in the third minute, as Ifeoma Onumonu punched in a solo strike from the top of the box.
The Bears pushed their lead to 2-0 with a score in the 68th minute. Celeste Boureille posted her first goal of the season off a dish from Kaitlyn Fitzpatrick.
Harvard would not relent, as Varela, who came off the bench, corralled a rebound and buried the shot in the 77th minute. It marked the sophomore's fourth career goal.
Junior Bethany Kanten made five saves – including four over the first 45 minutes – in the loss. For the match, Harvard outshot Cal by a 12-10 margin, putting four shots on net.
In her first collegiate start, freshman Karly Zlatic did not waste time going to net, putting a shot on frame just 13 seconds into the match. Freshmen Bailey Gary and Midge Purce also earned their first collegiate start.
The Crimson returns to action on Sunday, Sept. 8 against host San Francisco. Harvard and USF kick off at 2 p.m. ET. A live stream can be seen here.


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Question:How to customize database filter?
Via report:
Filters are automatically build on top of listing. They can be changed as needed.
Via Script:
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"The King's Hand, Lord Stark. They're carrying him up to Baelor's Sept!"
If you have no idea what's about to happen, don't read on!!
"I am Eddard Stark, Lord of Winterfell and Hand of the King and I come to confess my treason in the sight of Gods and men.
I betrayed the faith of my king and the trust of my friend, Robert… I plotted to depose and murder his son and seize the throne for myself."
"My mother bids me let Lord Eddard take the black, and Lady Sansa has begged mercy for her father"
"But they have the soft hearts of women. So long as I am your king, treason shall never go unpunished. Ser Ilyn, bring me his head!"
"Don't look…"
The Minifigs:
Ned Stark
Head from Admiral Norrington (Pirates of the Caribbean 4183), Torso from Kili the Dwarf (The Hobbit 79001)
Ilyn Payne
Head is from Gool (Prince of Persia 7573), torso is from Ninja (Collectible Minifigures Series 1)
Sansa Stark shocked face is Frodo Baggins alternate face (The Lord of the Rings 9470, 9472)
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My name is Tyler Robertson, born and raised in Phoenix, Arizona. As a small child, I was obviously at the age where anything and everything could entertain me so long as there were flashy colors and shiny things involved. But one of my earliest memories was sitting down at my grandparents house and watching "Jurassic Park", the first movie I ever recall watching and that's where it all started for me. "Jurassic Park" showed me the fantastical world that could be created by ingenious film-makers and I've been a film lover ever since. From experimenting with making my own short films in high school, to seeing movies every week and reviewing them online, my life has revolved around movies.
I've been reviewing movies online since January 2011, jumping around various sites, but now it's time for something that I've never done before: Owning a site of my own. This website is all about discussing things not only in the world of film, but in the world of entertainment in general. Movies will be my primary focus, but you can be sure that I'll always be vocal about any TV show, video game, trailer, or general topic relating to entertainment. The discussion is the most important part of any review, so this site is open to anyone and everyone who wants to passionately talk about what they love.
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A string trimmer is an essential tool for lawn maintenance. It can aid in the removal of overgrown weeds and grasses and act as a lawn edger. A nylon string at the bottom of the tool is responsible for the trimming action. It spins at a high rate of speed and cuts down any unwanted growth. Over time the nylon string will split or break, making it necessary to put new line in your trimmer.
Establish the correct string size for your trimmer. Check the instruction booklet if you are not sure. The most typical size is 0.8 mm (1/32 inch).
Unscrew the cap on the bottom of the trimmer spool.
Remove the spool and discard any pieces of string that are still remaining.
Unroll the string from the replacement coil. Cut off a piece about 1.8 to 2.4 m (6 to 8 feet) long.
Feed the string through the starter hole on the spool.
Wind the string onto the spool. The string should be loaded in the direction indicated on the side of the spool.
Leave 15 to 20 cm (6 to 8 inches) of string remaining at the end of the spool. Thread this through the bottom of the opening on the spool.
Insert the spool back into the trimmer and feed the string through the hole to the side of the trimmer head.
Reattach the cap to the bottom of the trimmer.
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After dropping not one but two brief mentions of it at Do Bianchi last week, I'd more or less decided not to devote a full write up to Bereche's Extra Brut Réserve Champagne. Besides, I know little in the way of exacting detail about the wine. But then I did something I don't often do and that, with most wines, one can't usually do, at least not with good results. I left the unfinished portion of the bottle – not much more than a glass – stoppered in the fridge not for one day, not for two, but for six days before getting back for a revisit.
Champagne Extra Brut Reserve, Bérèche et Fils NV.
$56. 12% alcohol. Cork. Importer: Petit Pois, Moorestown, NJ.
The wine was lovely enough on day one – lithe yet muscular, aromas of toast and a hint of fino sherry, a color in the glass that could define "onion skin" and a surprisingly great match with butternut squash soup (Xmas dinner takeout from Talula's Table). But on day six it was somehow even more beautiful. Even though a hiss escaped when I unclamped the wings of the bottle stopper, the wine had achieved total visual tranquility. Yet in spite of that loss of bubbles there was no loss of fruit. If anything, it had taken on greater clarity of fruit expression. If anyone ever doubted the descriptors "vinosity" or "red-fruited" in the context of Champagne, they need only to have tasted this to have achieved their "Ah hah!" moment. That last glass – which I shared with a buddy on New Year's Eve – was a real pleasure to contemplate.
Here's what I do know about the wine. It's a red-fruit dominated blend of Pinot Noir, Meunier and Chardonnay from various Premier Cru vineyard sites spread around the hamlet of Ludes on the Montagne de Reims (see my earlier posting about the estate's unusual packaging for more detail). Raphael Bereche farms naturally, ferments his wines on their native yeasts and ages at least some of the base wines for all of his cuvées in wood. The Extra Brut Réserve is similar in blend to the regular Brut Réserve (see my note from Xmas Eve) but it spends at least an additional year on the lees prior to disgorgement and is then bottled with no dosage, finding its balance through careful work and full ripening in the vineyard and through the transformation wrought by the oxidative aspects of that additional period of sur-lie bottle aging.
What is it, though, that enabled it not just to hold up but also to show so well after almost a full week of being open? I'm sure a good stopper didn't hurt but on other factors I can only speculate. Of course, I'd be happy to hear your thoughts on the matter.
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I recently mixed Maddison Wilson's new acoustic single 'This Time', which was a lot of fun. The track is available from Bandcamp.
'This Time' was mastered by Andrew Edgson from Studio 301 and features guitars and background vocals by Nayomi Pattuwage (NMP Projects) and Isaac Bradbury.
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2016 : Resolutions for Creatives/
Every year at this time, folks make resolutions. Some are successful, some are not. Here are some you may choose to adopt as creatives. The choice dear reader, is yours entirely.
- I will not shoot for free. I understand that developing as a creative takes the investment of time and money and will not permit others to set a value of zero on my work. I understand that doing work for "the exposure" is a giant lie told by someone who wants your work for nothing. I will always charge fairly for my work, and such payment may come in the form of money or a fair exchange of value.
- I will not post lesser images. I understand that social media is driven by linking advertising to content not created by the service. I understand that all posts to social media have a very short lifetime and so are unmemorable quickly. Therefore, I will not post lesser quality images to social media, except in the course of a demonstration of principle. I accept that there is already enough crap on the Internet that I do not need to increase the mass of it. I also understand that my reputation is set by the poorest of my images, not my best.
- I will not believe that anyone cares about photos of my lunch. I will avoid wasting time on images that no one actually cares about looking at, or if they do, their caring has no value to me. I understand that posting to garner likes or +1s as a goal is self-delusion.
- I will not participate in quantity over quality exercises. I will not sign up for any exercises that require the delivery of quantity over quality such as Photo A Day or 360s unless I am prepared to do my best work for EVERY image. I promise myself to immediately drop out of any such exercises that cease to have value to me.
- I will challenge myself to expand my capability. I accept that being a creative is a lifelong path and that there is always something more to learn. I will take classes, read books, seek mentoring and meet with creatives of similar goals to grow my skill base and to measure my growth on a regular basis.
- I will revise my portfolio to show fewer better images. I understand that my portfolio(s) must continually evolve. I will continue to ensure that my portfolio has only my very best images and that there is a flow from image to image. I will not mix specialties in a single portfolio, understanding that this is not a path to success.
- I will find another creative whose work I will study and emulate. I will read magazines, attend seminars and listen to my peers about other creatives that others have studied and when I find one whose work I admire, will invest in a project to learn to emulate the style and look and then make it my own. I seek not to copy, but to learn from.
- I will protect my intellectual property. I will work to ensure that my property rights are protected and not submit images to sites or services that demand unlimited rights to my images in perpetuity. I will protect my copyright and will not sell my IP for a chance at a contest mention.
- I will not agree to work that I do not know how to do. When presented with a commissioned opportunity, I will not denigrate the craft, my own reputation or the reputation of better creatives by taking on work that I am not capable of doing. Instead I will recommend a creative with the capability and offer to work on the project with them in exchange for exposure to their talent and skills. I understand that if I take a commission and do not deliver, I have hurt the craft itself, not just my now lousy reputation.
- I understand that to be successful in specializing, I must have a grounded background as a generalist and that while I may seek commissions in a particular vein, I cannot then stop my generalist development. If I seek true skill, I accept that a specialization takes me away from mastery in general.
- I accept that new gear will not make me a better creative. I commit to myself to learn to maximize the return on the investments that I have already made before buying something newer. I will remind myself that many great creatives were great creatives using only very simple tools.
- I understand that my own joy is the primary reason for being a creative in the first place and I will not let others or the meme of the day get in the way of my own enjoyment of my work. I understand that unless I am making myself happy, there is little likelihood in increasing the joy of those who view my work.
- I accept that not everything I create will be a work of art. I will make snapshots, sketches, clips, songs or whatever my art is solely for the fun or memory of doing so without concern for its saleability, probability of garnering a Like on Facebook or anything other than my own pleasure.
- I will invest in my own growth, at my own pace, in my own direction.
I wish you all a very happy, prosperous and healthy 2016. Thank you for being a supporter of The Photo Video Guy, and until next time, peace.


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PC Tel HSP56 MR Driver. this driver worked for me with these characteristics fb pctel amr cyber solutions.For the other windows version, go to this site www.lectron.com.tw/DOWNLOAD/MR%20MODEM.htm and go to the "R56XVP-F0P,T0P" section.File Contents:
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Monday, December 27, 2010
Sunday, December 19, 2010
i found this amazing book cover on etsy , isnt his knitted hat super cool? i love it.
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Saturday, December 18, 2010
flower girl.
the cutest little girl, i love her dress and red roses. my colour inspiration!
the cutest little girl, i love her dress and red roses. my colour inspiration!
Thursday, December 16, 2010
happy holidays.
ive been a bit lousy about updating my blog with real things recently.
but thank you for looking and i wish all of my little internet friends happy holidays & a merry christmas.
im looking forward to doing some gocco printing with my amazingly talented sisters grace & alice, seeing some bands with my boyfriendo and wearing my pretty bathers at the beach. let the fun begin! come on hot weather!
Monday, December 13, 2010
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little animal plate.
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Forsaken and Forgiven
I am amazed every time I learn about the depth of God's word. So many times we read His words so lightly that we miss the personal teaching straight from His mouth.
I will never forget when I first met my husband and we felt in love. He wrote me a letter expressing the depth of his feelings and he said something I will never forget: "Luciane I feel that the scales of my life are even out now". He was trying to tell me that all the unfairness, injustice, unforgiving, and disappointments in life were then lighter because love was overflowing his life. During the season of "falling in love" we can easy forgive because LOVE is not forsaken.
I believe with God it's the same way. When we first receive His love everything in our lives is more balanced. And for while the reflection of HIS love shine in all we do because our heart overflows with compassion and brokenness. Love is in charge, love is ruling. However as we grow older in love, we fall to the comfort of security once conquered by LOVE and all of sudden LOVE is no longer ruling anymore. Instead LOVE becomes a shadow of its conquered heart.
I believe that is what God is saying to Ephesus and for us. Remember when love was ruling your life and repent from walking only knowing that I am your love and let I that is LOVE rule your heart again.


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Hello Hello!!
April 5th, 2012
The question of how many days a week do you listen to U2 made me sad because thinking about it I have hardly listened to them lately. ):
Me too... it doesn't really indicate that I've lost interest in U2, though (I haven't). I just don't get much time for listening to music, and I tend to leave one CD in the player for several days, which may or may not be a U2 album.
I was also saddened to realise I post on U2 forums less than once a month (it used to be several times a day!). I guess there isn't much to say at the moment, and hardly anyone replies when I do post stuff...
It's the same for me with the forums. I used to write a lot in an Israeli forum but it's been dead for a few years, and this place is pretty dead too, and there wasn't a lot new with U2 lately I guess.
I also have a CD that stays in the CD player for a few days, I know what you mean. Right now it's Mumford And Suns' Sigh No More.
I can't say I'm obsessed over U2 as I used to be but they're still my favorite band.
I really hope a new album will come out soon and that it'll be great.
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Hugo Snell is after my wife. There are photos of them on Facebook shooting shotguns off the deck of his guest house. He drinks Wild Turkey out of iced tea bottles and shakes my hand when we meet, saying "I heard you don't like guns," adding "Your wife is something else."
I am worried– but only so much. He takes naps in the middle of the day and aside from the Bluetooth in his ear, he is a luddite. We get phone calls in the middle of the night from him asking how to work the camera on his phone, how to get rid of the menu screen on his TV, how to sign up for Medicare plan B. He has a long white beard and a pot belly. Our kids call him Santa Claus.
Tonight, we are following his erratic driving through an empty Walmart parking lot. He has forgotten the door to his dog kennel and his red-eye flight to his "Ancestral home of Shiloh, Georgia" leaves in an hour. My wife is on the phone shouting directions while I drive. She calls him "Buddy," as in "Buddy, It's right there in front of you."
I add, "Any literate person could read…"
My wife stares me down.
Hugo finally sees the huge white and blue W of the Walmart storefront and his pickup veers across parking hash lines.
"I love you too, buddy," my wife says before hanging up the phone.
Hugo used to climb telephone poles and my wife used to be a Marine– which I guess makes
them buddies.
My wife grabs a cart and sprints down an aisle in tight black pants and boots. I walk half asleep next to Hugo, who shuffles in his old man way. I am present, but not helping. "Your wife is something else," he says.
There are a dozen check stands, but only two are open. Standing at the end of one line with a half built dog kennel in his cart is Hugo. He yells, "This is an emergency. I need to get my dog on a plane."
When no one moves, he yells, "E-MER- GEN-CY."
A little woman moves her items off the belt.
He leans down towards her and whispers. "You have just done your fellow man a great service."
I assemble the dog kennel on the sidewalk next to Hugo's idling truck, while my wife wrangles Lucille (a huge baying coon dog), and talks on the phone with Beth. Beth is the next link in the chain of custody. She went to grade school with Hugo in Georgia. She calls him "Last Minute" Hugo. She is short and blonde and cheery looking. I have seen her on his Facebook page. I
hear her say, "I told him to make sure to blow below a .05 before he got in his truck." She had given him a home breathalyzer kit– not for any special occasion, but because she cares. She is a nurse. She thinks she can save him– at the very least, she thinks she could make a good third wife.
Through the terminal window, I watch Hugo mistreat the luggage cart dispenser. He dodges
several people as he drives the cart through the automatic doors. "They're hollerin at me. They say I'm not gonna make the plane."
"Hell no," I say loud enough for my wife to hear.
It takes a while to go to sleep. We have parked his truck on the grass next to our shed. He'll be gone for six months, but that doesn't mean there won't be phone calls or text messages. At the airport, he hugged my wife and handed her a ring of keys. "I trust you with everything," he tells her.
Then he shakes my hand and thanks me for her.
I said, "You're welcome," but laying in bed I am mad at myself for saying this. I am mad at her for letting him objectify her– though I'm not sure that's the right word, or that it's her fault. Hugo–despite his Santa Clausness, his stumbling, his lonely pleas for help, is immoveable and unchanging. I blame her for this too.
In the morning, it's pitch black in our bedroom. I'm awake first, or at least I'm the first one to move. The sheets are twisted and I can feel the comforter starting to fall off the bed. I put my hand on my wife's shoulder. "You remember Hugo's asleep on the couch, right?"
She shoves my hand away. "Screw you, Mike."
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|Tasting Note
|The herbal start of this robusto becomes heavier and more intense, leaving big nutty notes on the palate along with the dry, chocolate quality of cocoa powder.
|Ring Gauge
|4 1/2"
|Dom. Rep.
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|Cigar Aficionado – Dec 01, 2017
|More Reviews of this Cigar
Issue: Cigar Aficionado: Oct 01, 2008 | Score: 88
Dark and richly hued with an even draw and burn. It is woody and nutty with toasty tobacco notes and some pepper.
Issue: Cigar Aficionado: Feb 01, 2002 | Score: 86
This rugged looking cigar has notes of almonds and spice. It's sweet, medium bodied, and a bit oily.
Issue: Cigar Aficionado: Apr 01, 2001 | Score: 85
This medium-bodied cigar has a very dry and woody flavor. It has hints of nuts and some spices, but it has a slight bite.
Issue: Cigar Aficionado: Feb 01, 2000 | Score: 85
A peppery character. This medium to full-bodied cigar showed some inconsistency, with a touch of dryness noted. But there were some light nutty flavors too.
Issue: Cigar Aficionado: Dec 01, 1998 | Score: 87
A good cigar with a woody character. There is a hint of coffee on the palate, and a strong woody component in the taste. Medium bodied.
Issue: Cigar Aficionado: Jul 01, 1997 | Score: 85
A mild to medium bodied cigar. It has a mix of herbal and dry wood flavors on the palate, and a slighty dry, woody finish.
Issue: Cigar Aficionado: Dec 01, 1994 | Score: 85
Some inconsistency in this cigar. Good spice flavors with several woody notes. A Chateau Rothschild (the cigar has been renamed) scored 86 in Vol. 1, No. 1.
Issue: Cigar Aficionado: Sep 01, 1992 | Score: 86
Finely constructed, A. Fuente's robusto has a nice draw and an elegant texture. It is soft and almost sweet on the palate with well-integrated herbal flavors.
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Home staging contract template, Contract agreements are composed between two or several firms, which will contain details on what factors have been agreed upon by them and what the consequences will be, if either of the parties breach the conditions of the agreement. The initial step in the process of earning actual contract agreements are to draft a sample contract arrangement. It might be done without signatures and attachments but it will be useful in picking points that are essential in drafting the original arrangements.
Oral agreement on relation between parties can also be legally accepted as a contract, if there is enough material evidence in the sample to give the real terms uttered at the time of the agreement. Most of the time, it's good to write the sample agreement initially and it is best for all to discuss what may need to be added in it, prior approval.
After the sample contract agreement has been given a complete once over by all of the parties involved with exactly the same, the appointed employees of these companies can take the vital points that were sanctioned to be printed on the actual agreement by the heads and can use them in complete sentences and paragraphs. Just when the actual agreement becomes accepted by the heads and signed, can we destroy the sample agreement. Some people also store the sample agreement for future references in different filing sections of the company. Have a look the sample of home staging contract template at the attachment page.


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While troubleshooting email flow at times Administrators might require message details. This message details were easily available with the help of Microsoft Outlook Client, however not all message sent from the client would be available. For Example, internal message details wont be available and only emails sent to external recipients will be available.
In Exchange Server 2013 we have this option to read the Message Details via Outlook Web App.
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Legacy Server 2010 Outlook Web App.
Figure 1.1 : Sent Items
In figure 1.1 we have an email sent using Outlook Web App in 2010 server. No option is available to view message details. Lets see what we have in 2013.
Figure 1.2 ; Sent Items in 2013
In figure 1.2 we have email sent using OWA in 2013 server. Lets move ahead to view the message details.
Figure 1.3 : Option to select
Figure 1.4 : Message Details
In figure 1.4 we can see the message details. If you want to copy the message and read it in a notepad you can do so by copying the message and pasting it as shown below.
Figure 1.5 : Message Details in detail
In figure 1.5 we have copied the message to a Notepad. This will help you read the required data the way you want.
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Hello OYMT Members,
Glory to Jesus Christ! Glory Forever!
I hope you are all coming off a very lovely Thanksgiving weekend. Our 2018 team is coming is coming together and it's time for our first event for next year, our holiday fundraiser. We will be meeting this Sunday, Dec. 3rd at Holy Trinity in Danbury from 3:00-6:00 p.m. to put together Hot Cocoa and Soup jars to sell at our parishes in the upcoming weeks before Christmas. Please respond to this email and let me know if you will be there.
Also, there are still a few of you who have not let me know whether or not you will be participating this year. Please get back to me before Sunday and if you haven't already sent/given me your covenant, medical form and deposit please fill them out and bring on Sunday. Subscribe to the OYMT calendar to put the dates on your calendars now!
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The battle for purity is not just about behavior: it includes thought lives. Christian men, including pastors and faith leaders, are facing incredible challenges in today's hyper-sexualized culture. When men are away from home, the temptation to break their marriage covenant, forget their responsibilities to their children, and rationalize disobedience of God's standards, increases with free time.
Focusing upon words of faith, creates a powerful barrier to overcome the messages of today's culture. On the Road, offers more than 100 meditations for men developed by the partnership of The National Coalition for the Protection of Children and Families and Men's Ministries of the Church of the Nazarene, covering issues of tremendous importance.
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In Reply to: What is the origin of throw the baby out with the bathwater? posted by Denise on November 12, 1999
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In days of yore, when homes had baths which were portable (for both adults and children) a necessary activity at the end of bath time was to 'throw out the bath water'. A father who had observed his overworked, and invariably tired, wife struggle with a wilful child, would, as the small child's bath was carried to the back door to disposed of the waste water in the back yard, cry "Don't throw the baby out with the bath water". This expression came to mean that even when frustration with a situation or a malfunctioning device drives you to distraction, and you feel that you must be rid of it, you should pause, and consider if a valuable, or maybe irreplaceable, element would be lost by precipitate action, i.e., "Don't throw the baby out with the bath water".


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The SCF pedal is the TC Electronic epitome of awesome. It was a smash hit when it came out and then naturally progressed to an industry standard unlike anything after. Still used in every pro-studio and on countless pro guitarists' pedalboard, the SCF's beautiful sounds continue to define music.
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The SCF sounds need no explaining. Sweet, glorious and ultra-musical, these effects don't just react to your playing, they become part of it. And not only that, this pedal houses three different effects: chorus, flanger and pitch modulation (vibrato). And to this day, we hand craft SCF pedals in Denmark just like we did 33 years ago - we like keeping them close to heart.
The circuitry of the SCF is rock solid and the whole pedal is in fact designed specifically to do what you want it to do with as little noise as possible. We're not gonna get all nerdy here, but we dare you to find a 33-year-old pedal with as good a signal-to-noise ratio. Which means no annoying hiss, hum or other distractions.
We love guitarists. We don't really care if you are a bedroom shredder or the reincarnation of Django Reinhardt. If you're into playing and tone - we think you rock. But, there is no denying a fair share of famous guitarists use our SCF pedal. Can we namedrop for a second here? Eric Johnson, Joe Bonamassa and John Petrucci would be a good place to start and there's many more...
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Everything went as I had hoped and my Apple Watch arrived on my front door on the afternoon of April 24th. I ended up getting the 42 mm stainless steel with the white sport band. I wasn't sure I was going to like having an all metal band so I opted not to get the Space Black Stainless Steel with the link bracelet. I was half expecting to spend most of that day and the rest of the weekend playing with my new little piece of technological wonder, but more important things came up. In fact, just a few hours after unwrapping my new little piece of Apple Tech I went out on a date with my wife. Normally when we go out I have to either keep my iPhone sound turned on or constantly check to see if I have any missed calls or messages. With 3 kids, something is bound to happen. Not so on the night of April 24th. I put my phone on silent, strapped my Apple Watch to my wrist and spend the rest of the evening paying attention to my wife and not the phone in my pocket (or the new watch on my wrist for that matter).
That is the one big thing about having an Apple Watch that makes it so different than previous Apple products, it is designed NOT to be played with. Don't get me wrong, you can play with the watch but it's not very comfortable to hold up your arm for long periods of time. After you have spent enough time learning all the features and setting up the watch you just simply wear it and go about your day. The real "magic" of the Apple Watch is all the little interactions that you eventually have with the device. The first time you get a phone call on your way out the door and instead of answering your iPhone you dictate a quick text with your Apple Watch back to the caller telling them you are on your way out and you will call them later. Or the first time you are in a meeting at work and get a call that you need to take. One quick tap on your Apple Watch and the caller is put on hold and the call itself is sent to the iPhone in your pocket. You then can casually walk out of the room without disrupting the meeting and take your call out in the hallway while your caller is literally put on hold for a few seconds.
I could write a super long post about the Apple Watch, but very few of you are going to have a couple of hours to read my ramblings on such things. Plus, this device takes time to adjust to. So instead I am going to write a bunch of posts in the coming weeks with each post focusing on a single topic about the watch. For this post I will just say that I am really enjoying the Apple Watch so far. Each day I am appreciating what it can do to simplify my life and silence my phone and I think my appreciation will only continue to grow with time. I haven't worn a watch on a daily basis for at least 5 years so it is a little strange getting used to having something on my wrist again. But the Apple Watch is unlike any watch I have ever worn before, so that is also requiring quite an adjustment.
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American Idol Instant Recap: La'Porsha Renae, "Battles"
Really thought this was gonna be a smash hit. Had that nice, slow build up and I was waiting for some monster note to come along, La'Porsha to crush it and me to run a victory lap around my house for calling her title.
The song was either poorly written or poorly arranged, because that big note didn't happen. La'Porsha sang the shit out of it, because that's what she does, but it wasn't that Idol moment that "A Moment Like This," "Home" or what "Beautiful Life" was.
Maybe it was done on purpose. I mean, if La'Porsha murders her first song on stage, there ain't much drama going into tomorrow night. Even with that performance, there might not be much drama, unless you count whether or not her daughter wearing a diamond-studden headband is drama. That kid is so balled out it makes me feel bad about my own family.


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Copper Flashings - A Manual - 1925 - Page 43
Notes on Copper Flashing Practice
An Article on the Flashing of Terra Cotta
By Cecil Fidler, Engineer of Standards, Atlantic Terra Cotta Co.
There is no doubt that in the past the importance of flashing in building construction has not been fully recognized. It has long been the custom to flash gutters and to use flashing at the junction of roofs and parapets, but it is only recently that designers and owners of buildings have begun to realize the necessity for flashing the entire upper and rear surfaces of exposed architectural features. It is now becoming evident that more attention must be paid to the protection of parapets and copings, the top of cornices and the floors of balconies.
An extensive examination of buildings erected in the last thirty years shows conclusively that the saturation of cornices and parapets is a very prevalent condition. In some cases the water enters at the mortar joints in the top of the coping. In other cases rain beats in and soaks in at the joints in the back of the parapet wall. Very frequently the mortar joints in the wash of the cornice are so cracked and porous that a lot of the water that runs down the parapet or falls on the top of the cornice finds its way into the interior of the wall.
Many architects and owners find that they have been placing too much reliance on the mortar joints. Having procured weatherproof building materials, such as terra cotta or hard stone, and having specified mortar of tested ingredients and approved mixture, they supposed that their buildings would be water-tight when erected. They are now finding that a great many buildings are not water-tight and on searching for the cause, they usually discover that the water is getting in at the mortar joints in the wash of the cornice and parapet coping.
At a first glance, it might appear that by carefully caulking or grouting the joints in the wash of cornices, parapets and balconies, it should not be very difficult to make them water-tight, but the present condition of a great many of these features proves that for one reason or another, water-tight joints are not being obtained. The bad condition of the mortar joints may be attributed to a variety of reasons, as for instance, poor workmanship, poor mortar, disintegration by frost, or cracking of joints due to thermal expansion and uneven settlement.
Many kinds of elastic cement and various caulking compounds for the protection of mortar joints are on the market and some of them remain impervious and somewhat elastic for several years but none of them appears to retain its original qualities indefinitely. Protection by means of caulking compounds involves periodical examination and considerable maintenance.
The results of poor joints are far reaching. The most common visible damage due to leaky joints in washes is unsightly staining and streaking on the face of the architecture. This staining and streaking is often extensive enough to destroy the beauty of a costly building. Frequently the streaks and discolorations clearly indicate that soluble portions of the mortar are seeping out at the beds and joints and are being deposited on the face of the building. Such a condition as this if allowed to continue will rapidly bring about the disintegration of portions of buildings on which it occurs.
Another serious result of leakage at joints is damage to plaster ceilings and walls within the building. Cases have been known where water entering at leaky joints in the washes of cornices and parapets has penetrated the walls to the depth of several stories below, causing considerable damage to the paint and plaster on the inside of the walls.
A still more serious condition, worse because it is out of sight, is the effect of dampness on steel framework within cornices, balconies and balustrades. The presence of moisture leads to rapid corrosion of the steel members and may eventually render projecting features unsafe.
Architects and owners of buildings have also to consider the damage that is caused by the freezing of water that collects in pockets and open spaces in the interior of walls and structural features. The expansion of ice repeated through a number of winters may finally rupture the masonry.
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LA production of "You Are Perfect" opens at The Actor's Company in Hollywood
Dress of Fire with Austin Pendleton Opens at 13th Repertory theatre
Lindsay Danielle Gitter featured on Toronto's "The Morning Show"
Actress Lindsay Danielle Gitter appears on Canada's "The Morning Show" to discuss playing Susan Atkins of Charlie Manson's women in White Horse Theater Company's "You Are Perfect" at the Toronto Fringe.
Listen to Lindsay's interview on News Talk 1010: In-depth radio at CFRB
Check out this trailer of me playing Donna Borup in season 4 of "The Hunt with John Walsh"
Link to CNN Videos!
You Are Perfect opens at the Toronto Fringe!
"At once brave and vulnerable, bold and timid, Gitter does a wonderful job of portraying the sort of desperate passion and hunger for love that could convince a person to become complicit with terrible people and worse acts" Randy McDonald, Mooney on Theatre
Crashlight Opens at the historic cherry lane theatre
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Water Jet is a hose attachment that turns ordinary water hoses into high-powered washers removing dirt build-up and mold on wood, aluminum siding and concrete surfaces.
The Water Jet infomercial claims that Water Jet is the amazing all-new and very versatile hose attachment that transforms your ordinary water hose into a super power washer. No more lugging of bulky and heavy pressure cleaner. With Water Jet, you have a portable tool which is powerful enough to clean two-storey windows and remove dirt on roof from a safe distance without using gas or electricity. The products clever design allows water to flow to the volume reduction chambers where the pressure builds. Then the water is pushed into a powerful ring blasting out of the hose through the precision-engineered solid brass tip. Using the stainless steel control valve, you can easily regulate the water pressure adjusting the power depending on the task at hand. It's great for all your tough outdoor jobs. Whether it's your concrete driveway surfaces, dirty gutters, hard to reach nooks and crannies or wooden aluminum sliding, Water Jet can get the job done fast. It easily attaches with any garden hose and it is made of stainless steel and solid brass.
The cost of Water Jet is $19.95 plus $7.95 shipping. The special TV offer allows you to receive a second Water Jet by paying an extra fee of $7.95 for a total price of $35.85.
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As others have pointed out, this is no better than the "jet" setting on a regular hose nozzle. I suppose there is some reason someone might like this instead of using the nozzle, but I don't know what that would be.
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Little black piece fits on brass at top of wand but then black piece connects to hose. But does not fit. It's too big.
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This is a waste of money. My water hose works better than this piece of Junk. It has no information on the box or inside the pkg. Once you buy it you are stuck with it. Mine will go to the garbage and I consider the money wasted.
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I can't connect it to the hose! It does not fit!
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Received my Water Jet. One end was broken open, I don't know if anything is missing. I ordered an extra one, and paid the $7.95 postage, I've never received it. No directions either. Thank you.
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From New York to Osaka via Barcelona or London, Docteur Paper invites us to travel with him to the different cities he's loved. Each illustration in this series represents his own vision of a city. Like a travel guide, the illustration guides us through the streets and brings back good memories to those who want it.
While on site, he takes notes, photos, he also draws and retains an image, a global atmosphere of the city to transcribe once returned to his studio. If you go through one of his exhibitions, you can see his travel sketches carefully filled with illustrations and notes that help to create the final illustration.
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Movie Screening: Black Hole
Post date: Nov 19, 2015 1:16:09 AM
http://www.blackholemovie.com.au/ showcases the empowerment of a movement that has resulted from the first blockade of a new coalmine in Australia, to protect the Leard State Forest in NSW. This film is about the movement that is helping to shape the way the fossil fuel industry is viewed.
Wednesday, November 4th at 6:30pm - 8:46pm
Village Cinemas Hobart
Tickets at: https://www.tugg.com/events/56083
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Chatter Creek
Canada: British Columbia
Dry powder, expansive terrain, heliskiing and catskiing? Yes, yes and yes! Chatter Creek has everything you need for a perfect ski trip!
"The snowiest destinations in Western Canada"
Chatter Creek is not just one of the snowiest destinations in Western Canada, but it's also earned a reputation as one of the few ski operators in the area that combines catskiing and heliskiing for a real mountain experience. Just 3 hours from Calgary, Chatter Creek is convenient but far from the crowds and chaos of the big cities and the busy resorts.
"Remote winter wonderland for catskiing and heliskiing"
In this remote winter wonderland, you'll find a vast variety of terrain from steep alpine bowls to spacious tree skiing and glacier runs. The catskiing and heliskiing terrain at Chatter Creek stretches for more than 238 square kilometers, ranging in elevation from 1500 to 3000 meters and with more than 100 named descents and runs of up to 4,000 vertical feet. You can also count on great conditions with the abundant, dry Rocky Mountain powder!
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At the end of a day on the hill, relax at Chatter Creek lodge where you can expect a warm welcome and a cozy stay with everything you could need including games room, a sauna, hot tub, fireplaces and delicious fresh cooked meals.
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- Huge terrain but small lodge so you can enjoy lots of space on the slopes and at the end of the day.
- Just 3 hours from Calgary, remote yet convenient!
- Combine a heliskiing and catskiing trip in one!
- Reliable snow and incredible terrain!
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- Tree Runs
- Cliffs
- 15 meter/year - 20 meter/year
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Sloppy Lentils and Some Music!
I finally cooked something blog-worthy! Yes, at long last a post, AND one that has a recipe. Several times lately I sat down to write but only had commentary. No recipe. No great pictures. I figured there are enough opinions on the internet - no one needs to read mine. So no posts. But now, I have a few pictures and a recipe!
This past Friday at church we had a block party for the Winston-Salem police department. Some time ago, St, Timothy's dedicated a bit of under-utilized space for a hospitality area for our local law enforcement officers. There is a little place for prayer, coffee, snacks, and soft drinks, wi-fi, a clean restroom. A little bit of peace for those who often live in the midst of drama, violence, terrible accidents, tragedy. When the space was dedicated it wasn't clear if anyone would use it. Turns out many do. They are there every night. We know because they leave thank you notes, but we also see the snacks eaten, the diet coke cans in the trash. Like we adopted them, they adopted us. Many now wear St Michael (the patron saint of law enforcement and military) patches on their protective vests. They got St. Michael medals to wear and have a prayer buddy. They call us "their church" even if they don't attend our services. Okay, so I went off on a tangent. Clearly I think this is a good thing. Twice now we have had a BBQ on a night when there are extra overlaps in the shifts and the officers can come eat together. I have been the designated person to make the vegetarian option. There is indeed one big policeman who has been vegetarian for 7 years and he was thankful for something that wasn't just cheese, lettuce and tomato on a bun. We've all been there. I made Sloppy Lentils. Think Sloppy Joe's but made with lentils instead of beef. Perfect for a BBQ as they are good on a bun with the fixings and sides. Many people ate them like baked beans.
The recipe is below. I think you will find it easy to make. It is based on something in a slow cooker cookbook. If you want to use the crockpot, cook the onions, peppers and spices. Put all that in the crock pot. Mix in the tomatoes, water and lentils. Mix and cook on low for 8 hours.
Let's see what else.....We have moved right on into Summer. It has been raining all week but today it is very humid and in the upper 80s. Typical Southern weather. The flowers have been amazing. Here are are few of my potted plants and a few things from the neighborhood. I have a hollyhock I planted last year that is growing so big. And nasturtiums from seed that are slow really coming along. I planted some kabocha squash seeds that are also growing huge, and some impatiens from see that are slow but finally coming up. It is always like a miracle for me!
I had beautiful peonies. Sadly they bloom and are gone so quickly. The rain got the last of them this week. I had a beautiful bunch on my dining room table and my desk at work.
Before I give you the recipe here is a song for you. I am late to the Jamey Johnson party. I heard him by accident on pandora and love, love, love him. My kind of honky tonk country. Anyway, here is a clip. No video just music but so good. Here is the link if you can't hear it below.
So one more, just for fun. Link here.... For me, no matter how bad my mood is, these make me happy.
And now finally the recipe.....Hope you all have a great week.
Sloppy Lentils
Prep Time: 15 minutes
Cook Time: 1 hour
Keywords: entree sandwich gluten-free vegan vegetarian lentils
Ingredients (6 servings)
- 1 tablespoon extra virgin olive oil
- 1 medium onion, chopped
- 1 green or red pepper, chopped
- 1 tablespoon chili powder
- 1 ½ cups lentils, brown, washed and drained
- 1 14.5 ounce can crushed tomatoes
- 2 tablespoons soy sauce
- 1 tablespoon yellow mustard
- 1 tablespoon molasses
- 1 tablespoon honey
- 1 teaspoon hot sauce
- 1 teaspoon salt
- to taste black pepper
Heat the oil in a medium skillet over medium heat. Add the onion and pepper and cook until softened about 5 minutes. Add the chili powder and stir until fragrant and onions and peppers are well coated.
Stir in the lentils. Add the rest of the ingredients. Bring to a boil, reduce to a simmer, partially cover and cook for 45 - 60 minutes until the lentils are tender and thickened. Taste for seasoning and adjust as necessary.
Serve over a sweet potato, on a bun, or as a side dish. Excellent topped with cole slaw.


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Airline bids again to serve Visalia and Merced
VISALIA -- The same airline that's been unable to get its service off the ground since October is the only company offering a new bid for a subsidized federal contract to serve Visalia and Merced.
Great Lakes Aviation, based in Cheyenne, Wyo., was the only airline to respond by Friday's deadline to a request by the U.S. Department of Transportation to serve the two Valley cities. The previous airline serving Visalia and Merced, Air Midwest, ceased its service to Las Vegas on May 31 as part of a nationwide shutdown.
Visalia City Council members voted unanimously Monday evening to endorse Great Lakes' proposal to transportation officials. The plan calls for two round trips daily between Visalia and either McCarran International Airport in Las Vegas or to Ontario International Airport in Ontario. Two round trips from Merced to Las Vegas or Ontario are also in the proposal.
Visalia Municipal Airport Manager Mario Cifuentez said Ontario surfaced as an option because of the difficulties Great Lakes has encountered since last fall in arranging ground services and ticketing agreements with United Airlines, its proposed partner in Las Vegas.
Cifuentez said airline officials believe they're more likely to begin service much sooner to Ontario than Las Vegas.
"It's important to get flying again quickly," Cifuentez told the City Council. "If folks get comfortable with not having service in Visalia, it will be very difficult to restart it."
Great Lakes was originally chosen in October by the Department of Transportation to replace Air Midwest, but Las Vegas logistics kept it grounded. In the meantime, prices for aircraft fuel have soared to the point where, even with a combined federal subsidy of more than $1.8 million a year for its Merced and Visalia routes, the service could not be profitable.
Visalia and Merced are both federal Essential Air Service cities. The EAS program was created by Congress in 1978 to ensure smaller cities have connections to major airline hubs. Many EAS markets are subsidized to make the service profitable.
Cifuentez said Visalia and Merced asked the Department of Transportation to seek new proposals "more reflective of today's economic times and fuel prices."
Great Lakes' new bid seeks a combined subsidy of more than $3 million for the Visalia and Merced routes.
Chuck Howell, chief executive of Great Lakes, did not return two calls Monday to discuss his company's proposal.
The airline would use 19-seat Beechcraft 1900-D turboprop airplanes for its service. It's not clear how quickly the airline would be able to start flying at Visalia or Merced if its bid is accepted by the Department of Transportation.
Cifuentez said Ontario provides opportunities for business travelers hankering for flights into Southern California since Skywest Airlines pulled out of Visalia in September 2005.
But since 2005, he added, Las Vegas has emerged as a popular option for flights from Visalia.
"We have a demonstrated demand for about 700 to 800 passengers a month going to Las Vegas as a destination, whether for conventions or for pleasure," Cifuentez said.
"In an ideal world, we would have service to both Las Vegas and to Southern California," he added.


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