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San Diego, CA 92150
Phone: 760-789-****760-789-893789 (click to view the number)
About the Company
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A S N Inc - Electricians in San Diego, California. In business since 2003. The company's license number is 820513. License held: Electrical.
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About the Company:
Pusat Engineers Pvt Ltd is the Authorized stockiest of Wipro since 1984 and well established company in furniture and lighting industry in south India. Pusat engineers is also Authorized stockiest of Havells and other leading lighting brands.
Website: www.pusatlimited.com
Profile: Accounts Assistant-Computer Operator
Job Location: Bangalore
Desired experience: 0-1 Year
Batch: 2014/2015
Course specialization: All Graduates/MBA
Probation / Training Period: 6 Months
Salary: INR 2.5 LPA – INR 2.8 LPA (Depending upon the candidates performance during the interview)
Bond: None
Tentative Interview Date*: Will be communicated post registration window is closed.
*The shortlisted candidates will be sent Admit Cards/Call Letters on their registered mail Id, which they will need to carry on the date of Interview. No candidate will be entertained by the company without the formal intimation from Aspiring Minds.
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Tentative Date of Joining: Immediate
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- Managing a company's financial accounting, monitoring and reporting systems;
- Assist with preparation of the budget. Coordinate with Pusat, clients, Banks as and when required.
- Implement financial policies and procedures
- Establish and maintain cash controls
- Establish, maintain and reconcile the general ledger
- Monitor cash reserves and investments
- Prepare and reconcile bank statements
- Liaising with auditors to ensure annual monitoring is carried out;
- Developing external relationships with appropriate contacts, e.g. auditors, solicitors, bankers and statutory organizations such as the Inland Revenue;
- Establish and maintain supplier accounts
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Man Utd pre-season fixtures: The Red Devils' complete summer tour & schedule
Manchester United fans have had the chance to see Romelu Lukaku and Nemanja Matic in action for their new club as the Red Devils got ready for the upcoming campaign with games in the United States, Norway and Ireland.
Lukaku and Matic joined Victor Lindelof in signing on at Old Trafford ahead of the 2017-18 season and they have impressed in their early displays for United.
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United met a couple of Major League Soccer (MLS) opponents before moving on to some big rivals from England and Spain, and they then returned to Europe for two top-up fixtures as they approach their first competitive match.
This is your complete guide to the matches United played in three different countries ahead of the new season.
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|Real Salt Lake
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|Man City*
|20:30 / 02:30
|NRG Stadium, Houston
|Jul 23
|Real Madrid*
|14:00 / 22:00
|Levi's Stadium, Santa Clara
|Jul 26
|19:30 / 00:30
|FedEx Field, Landover
|Jul 30
|19:00 / 18:00
|Ullevaal Stadium, Oslo
|Aug 2
|19:45 / 19:45
|Aviva Stadium, Dublin
United's first game of pre-season came against LA Galaxy, with Mourinho handing a debut to Lukaku as the Red Devils cruised to a 5-2 victory . Their next game saw them travel to Utah, where Lukaku scored his first goal in a 2-1 win over Real Salt Lake .
Man Utd sign Matic from Chelsea
Following those warm-up games, the Red Devils turned their attention to the International Champions Cup. The three matches United play in that competition are marked with an asterisk (*) in the fixture list above.
Those games have seen Mourinho's men endure even more travel in a short space of time. From Salt Lake City, United took a three-hour flight down to Houston, Texas, where they played rivals Manchester City, with Lukaku scoring again in a 2-0 victory .
A four-hour trip back to California - Santa Clara, near San Francisco, this time - to face Real Madrid followed and United defeated the Champions League holders on penalties thanks to some David de Gea brilliance .
The Red Devils completed their ICC commitments with a 1-0 defeat against Barcelona in Washington D.C., where Neymar was the difference between the sides.
Man Utd then made light work of Valerenga in Oslo, Norway, with Marouane Fellaini, Romelu Lukaku and Scott McTominay getting on the scoresheet in the 3-0 win.
Mourinho's side completed their pre-season schedule in Ireland with a 2-1 victory over Serie A side Sampdoria at the Aviva Stadium. Henrikh Mkhitaryan and Juan Mata got on the scoresheet as Matic made his debut.
United will get the chance to sharpen up in a more competitive environment before the Premier League begins through their participation in the UEFA Super Cup, which they qualified for by virtue of winning the Europa League.
They will play last season's Champions League winners Real Madrid and the match will take place in Macedonia on August 8.
That will mean more of the travelling United have become used to of late; Philip II Arena in Skopje, the capital of Macedonia, is nearly six hours away from Manchester by plane.
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August 8 is a Tuesday, meaning United will have to fly back overnight and rest up on Wednesday before returning to their preparations for the Premier League.
Their first league match of the season is scheduled for Sunday, August 13 against West Ham. It is the final match of the opening weekend, giving United some extra time to recover after the Super Cup and also allowing the game to be televised.


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Founded in 1945 , the American Society for Surgery of the Hand works to improve the quality of care for hand patients. With over 2000 hand surgeons around the world as members, the organization advances the science and practice of hand surgery through education, research and advocacy on behalf of patients and medical professionals.
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NEVER stand when you can sit, and never pass up a chance to go to the bathroom.
It's the kind of oft-repeated advice that New Yorkers find useless. In Manhattan, chances to get rid of that morning coffee are few and far between.
But the search for relief is about to ease, at least for the 15.3 million people who the New York Travel Advisory Bureau predicts will visit New York over the holidays. From next Monday through Dec. 31, the Procter & Gamble Charmin brand will operate a public restroom in the heart of Times Square, amply stocked with Charmin Ultra, and complete with attendants who are assigned to clean up after each use.
"Let's face it — there aren't a lot of environments where a bathroom tissue message is relevant," said Dennis Legault, brand manager for Charmin. "But the message is very relevant when people really need to go."
The 20-stall restroom will be at 1540 Broadway, between 45th and 46th Streets, in space formerly occupied by a bar, Bar Code. It will be open from 8 a.m. to 11 p.m. (except for Christmas Day, when it will close at 6 p.m.). Two of the stalls will be accessible to people with disabilities, and baby changing stations will be available. There will also be a seating lounge, with its own photo-op: A six-foot stuffed Charmin bear, just waiting to have its picture taken with a visitor.
It is not on street level, but it will be hard to miss. Charmin representatives will be roaming the Times Square streets dressed as toilets, handing out fliers advertising the restroom's location. Electronic billboards at local airports will announce it, too, and Charmin will prominently post the location on its Web site. Doris Roberts, Raymond's mom on "Everyone Loves Raymond," has agreed to do the ceremonial first flush on Monday.Continue reading the main story
A huge billboard over the door to the restroom itself will say "You are in New York. Go in Style." Right under that will be a sign saying Charmin Restroom.
"Think of it as our holiday gift to New York," Mr. Legault said.
Brand specialists say it is actually New York's holiday gift to Charmin. "Really, how often do you get to introduce your product in a one-on-one fashion, to a highly motivated audience that is almost certain to respond with gratitude?" said James R. Gregory, chief executive of the brand consulting firm CoreBrand.
Charmin first tested the idea of free bathrooms in 2000, when it refurbished a restroom at the Ohio State Fair. "It was a way to try the idea without investing lots of money," Mr. Legault said.
Follow-up research showed that there was a definite increase in Charmin's sales, and that even three months later, people remembered the Potty Palooza, as Charmin calls its spiffed-up johns. The research showed that people even stayed longer at the fair. "In the past, they stayed as long as their bladders held out," Mr. Legault said.
But a Times Square restroom is a bigger gamble for Charmin. This is the first time the brand will operate a restroom for longer than a few days. And, since Times Square gets visitors from all over the world, it will be hard to check whether the restroom has pumped up Charmin's image, let alone its sales. Charmin representatives at the site will try to talk to visitors as they go out, even get e-mail addresses or phone numbers so they can contact them down the road. Still, Mr. Legault concedes, "evaluating this is going to be a challenge."
Mr. Legault declined to discuss budget, except to say that the restroom is second only to television advertising among this year's promotional costs.
Neither Charmin nor Vornado, the real estate company that owns the space, would divulge what Charmin is paying in rent. But upstairs retail space in the area goes for $150 to $225 a square foot per year, and the restroom will occupy from 7,000 to 8,000 square feet.
Cost, in fact, was the main thing keeping Charmin from doing this sooner. "Real estate is so expensive in New York, we just couldn't be sure the economics would work," Mr. Legault said. "But we know that New York is the center of the universe, so we just had to give it a try."
Branding experts say it is money well spent. "This will provide a much-needed service for women, who I suspect are Charmin's main buyers," said Judy Hopelain, a partner at the marketing consultant Prophet Brand Strategy.
Michael Watras, president of the brand consultant Straightline International, figures that the costs, no matter how high, are a pittance for what the promotion will glean. "They're showcasing their brand to a gazillion people in the toughest place in the toughest city," he said. "They'll get more publicity than any advertising campaign could ever provide."
Still, it is not a risk-free approach. If those attendants fall down on the cleaning job, or if the lines at the restroom are too long, there could be a backlash, the branding specialists said. And, when Charmin closes the Potty Palooza at year-end, gratitude could quickly become resentment. "When you introduce something that people like, it's never a good idea to take it away," Mr. Gregory warned.Continue reading the main story


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Everyone hates school work. Or work in general. You have to stay on top of everything, which isn't necessarily an easy thing to do. So why not make it fun?
1. Lilly Pulitzer iPhone Case
Seriously: Cutest. Case. Ever! How can you not love the adorable pink elephants against the gorgeous blue background? We're on our phones so much these days that cases really do matter. A new case can make you feel like you have a whole new phone.
2. Sticky Notes
Once again, Lilly Pulitzer pulls off the cutest sticky notes. I use these all the time so I can honestly say you can never have too many of these. They're perfect for jotting down ideas and info you need.
3. The Long List by Kate Spade
I love making lists. Check lists help me get everything done that needs to be done. Usually I would make lists on a sticky note, but it'd be nice to have a dedicated notebook just for lists.
4. Lilly Pulitzer Agendas
Yes, I know there is a Lilly trend forming here... but her stuff is too cute! Agendas are the perfect way to stay on task. You can see what your day, week and month is going to look like all in one place. I know you can do this on your phone, but I much rather prefer writing things done on actual paper.


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Her boobs were perfect, perky C-cups. Her ass was taut and round. Her hips made that coveted hourglass shape. Her feet were petite, and so were her hands. Her hair hung in honey coloured waves. Her eyes sparkled like emeralds. Her lips pouted perfectly.
The problem was her nose. It was just too big for her face: bulbous and flared, not pert or buttonish. But there was no way her parents would pay for the surgery. And, though she was sure she could get some of her 'friends' to chip in, they'd expect things. Those things were not for sale. Not even for the perfect nose. There was no way she'd risk her perfect shape on disease or worse, pregnancy.
Later she rode home from Krystal's party on the back on Rod's bike. His leather vest was smooth under her hands. When his headlights flash on the deer, she grabbed him tightly and he served off the road. She saw the tree coming and made sure her nose hit it.
Rising out of the drugs, she heard the doctor say,"She'll never walk again. And we'll have to fix her nose."


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I'm back from vacation and slowly recovering.
Why is it that a "family" vacation always seems to tire you out more than a "business" trip?
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Anyway, I came back just in time to deal with a huge email migration that's been brewing for months at my work organization.
Basically, the idea was (NOT my idea) to take all the different groups within our large health care organization and merge everyone onto a single email/calendaring platform.
Great idea. Truly. I'm all for it.
Pretty poor planning is the problem.
It's done now, and I can honestly say it could have gone a LOT worse than it did. However, it could have gone a lot better.
The main problem is that it was rushed. The whole project was rushed for a variety of reasons (a few are legit…most just plain silly). There wasn't enough time to test things like the deployment package for the clients, or the overall connectivity, much less to really validate the process of moving all the accounts and associated massive quantities of email to the new system. This left out part of the whole process to scramble and try and predict what "might" go wrong.
A mentor of mine in the journalism world once told me, "You plan for the 90% of what can go wrong and roll with the other 10%. Truer words have never been spoken.
So it's all done and we are on the "end run" of the whole business.
How'd it go?
In the words of a politician…."Mistakes were made".
However, we survived and things are returning to "normal".
But what I wanted to mention is that one of the main reasons it went so well…at least for our little part of the organization was the people I work with.
They all did a hell of a job prepping for this mess and then working through it.
As I said, it could have gone a LOT worse.
Thanks to those people, it didn't.
That's how things should work in a company. People outlining a project, knowing their roles, and doing the work, and then executing it.
So I'm thankful today for the great people I work with.
People make all the difference.


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Dave Alvin & The Guilty Ones w/ The Skeletons - Off Broadway - 7/7/11 [Live Review for KDHX]
There are some artists that roll through town that it's not acceptable to miss no matter how many times you've seen them, how outrageous the price is or weird the venue. Dave Alvin is one of those performers who always puts on a spectacular performance with beautiful songs and some of the finest guitar playing you've heard. Last night Alvin came through once again by not sending one sweaty member of the audience home disappointed.
Playing songs from his new album Eleven Eleven (Yep Roc, 2011) as well as old favorites, Alvin played a 90-minute set that had the crowd bobbing their heads, playing air guitar and generally having a good time.
My review of last evening's fun can be found on the KDHX blog.
Here's a taste of what you missed:
Harlan County Line
4th of July - Live from Austin City Limits w/ members of The Skeletons
Dave Alvin & The Guilty Women on Mountain Stage (Interview + Music)
I'm Shakin' - The Blasters (1981)
So Long Baby Goodbye (1981) Please pardon the crappy sound


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Mushroom risotto is the ultimate savory side dish. It is creamy, comforting and delicious. To do it properly, it takes some time and a lot of stirring but it is totally worth the effort. The results are definitely something special. You are going to want this at every special dinner from here on out.
My husband requested mushroom risotto a couple of days ago. He rarely requests anything, so I figured I better deliver.
I think he was just as interested in busting out the truffle salt as he was in the risotto. Either way, ask and you shall receive!
I don't usually measure for risotto (or anything for that matter) but this is as close as it gets to a precise recipe. So I had to slow down and take notes for you so I could share the recipe. As always, you should adjust to your taste!
Tonight there was rosemary in the apple stuffed pork loin I made. So, I thought I would steep a little sprig of rosemary in the broth as it simmered. It's easy to kill a dish with rosemary, so don't go crazy, but I thought a little would be nice with the mushrooms and Parmesan.
Making risotto isn't necessarily hard, but it does take some work. First you sweat the onion. Then you toast the arborio rice.
Next slowly add hot liquid and stir it to work out the starch. It's almost like therapy and you can get lost in the process. I like to brown my mushrooms and stir them in at the end. Finish the whole thing with a bit of butter and cheese and you're ready to go.
Go ahead and whip out the truffle salt if you have it. It's the perfect finishing touch. If you love risotto but aren't wild about mushrooms, you should try my butternut squash risotto. It is also amazing!
Tips and Tricks for Making Risotto:
- Use a large pan with lots of surface area to conduct the heat from the stove. Plus you want plenty of room for stirring. If there are sloped sides and no corners for rice to get stuck in, all the better! (I love using a saucier or stir fry style pan)
- Make sure your stock is hot. The heat and the stirring helps to get the starch developed into the creamy texture we know and love.
- Don't try to turn the heat up too high to make it go quicker. You are just risking scorching and ruining it!
- Making the risotto should take about 20 minutes, maybe even a few minutes less. Just enjoy the process!
What is your favorite risotto flavor combination?
Yield: 12 servings
Mushroom Risotto
Creamy, cheesy heaven, this mushroom risotto takes a little time and a lot of stirring and it's totally worth it!
prep time: 5 MINScook time: 40 MINStotal time: 45 mins
- 1 onion finely diced
- 3-4 T butter
- 1/2 cup dry white wine
- 2 cup Arborio rice
- 6-7 cups turkey or chicken stock
- 1 tsp dry thyme
- 1 sprig rosemary (optional)
- 1 lb mushrooms of your choice, sliced
- 2 T olive oil
- 1/4 cup grated Parmesan cheese
- 1-2 Tablespoons of butter for finishing
- salt and pepper to taste
- Black truffle salt if you have it, for finishing. (gilding the lily for sure, but why not?)
- Saute mushrooms in olive oil until browned and set aside.
- Put all of the stock into a saucepan and start to warm it. It doesn't have to come to a boil, but a nice simmer is good. Add thyme and a sprig of rosemary. You will not transfer the rosemary to the rice pot.
- In a separate, heavy bottomed sauce pan, saute the onion in the butter. You don't really want it to take on color, just slowly get nice and soft.
- Add the rice and toast. Again, you don't really want it to get much color. Just let it get fragrant and a bit translucent.
- Add the wine if you are using.
- One ladle full at a time, add the hot broth to the pan. Stir the rice until the broth is fully absorbed. Then add another ladle of broth. It takes a lot of time and stirring, but it is worth it. You want to get all of that starchy goodness to make a nice creamy "sauce."
- Once all of the broth is added and the risotto is nice a creamy, add the mushrooms, the finishing butter and Parmesan. Season with salt and pepper to taste and devour!
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Date: 03/26/2014
Writer: Minerva Baumann, 575-646-7566, firstname.lastname@example.com
New Mexico State University Regents Professor Elba Serrano is among 20 people selected by the U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services to serve on the Advisory Committee to the Director of the National Institutes of Health, Dr. Francis Collins.
It is a great honor and responsibility to serve on the NIH Advisory Committee to the Director, Serrano said. I am grateful for the opportunity to contribute to the well being of our nations biomedical research and human health mission, especially during this difficult economic period.
Serrano, a professor at NMSU for 22 years, has brought in more than $15 million in external research funding to the university. She has received numerous honors and awards and serves on a number of national advisory boards.
I enjoy bringing the insight accumulated from years as a neuroscientist, NIH study section roster member, and R01-funded investigator who also teaches and trains students at a minority-serving institution in a state that historically has received very little competitive research funding from NIH, she said. In my mind, whenever I sit at the table, all my NMSU students are there with me!
The committee, which provides advice to the NIH director, the Secretary of Health and Human Services and the Assistant Secretary for Health, consists of authorities who are knowledgeable in the fields of research pertinent to the NIH mission, as well as individuals who represent the academic and private sector research community. The group is asked to make recommendations on a broad range of topics such as resource allocation, program development, NIH policy, responsible conduct in research and workforce development.
Service is a challenging and exciting task because although members represent academia, the private sector research community, and the general public, we reflect collectively about the priorities and impact of NIH programs and policies, Serrano said. For this reason committee discussions are lively and engaging. I have found that the many diverse perspectives allow for a deeper analysis of the issues -- this is the power of diverse team thinking.
The committee meets twice a year and also reviews and makes recommendations on applications for grants and cooperative agreements for research and training for projects that show promise of making valuable contributions to human knowledge.
Many of these topics are very pertinent to my work as a biomedical researcher, NMSU professor, and director of student training programs for biomedical workforce development (RISE, BP-ENDURE), she said. For example, I joined the committee in June 2013, and since then we have discussed the Presidential Brain Initiative, bioethics and broadening participation in research.
Serrano encourages those interested to learn more about the group at http://acd.od.nih.gov/index.htm.
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Davenport Central Instrumental Music
Symphonic Band
Concert Bands provide students with a balanced comprehensive study of music through the concert band, which develops skills in the psychomotor, cognitive, and affective domains. Instruction is designed so that students are enabled to connect, examine, imagine, define, try, extend, refine, and integrate music study into other subject areas. Ensemble and solo activities are designed to develop elements of musicianship including, but not limited: (1) tone production, (2) technical skills, (3) intonation, (4) music reading skills, (5) listening skills (6) analyzing music and (7) studying historically significant styles of literature.
Experiences include, but are not limited to, improvising, conducting, playing by ear and sight-reading. Students develop the ability to understand and convey the composer's intent in order to connect the performer with the audience. Students experience live performances by professionals during and outside of the school day. Time outside of the school day may be scheduled for dress rehearsals and performances. A limited number of public performances may serve as a culmination of daily rehearsal and musical goals. Students are required to participate in performance opportunities, outside of the school day, that support and extend learning in the classroom.
In addition, students perform, with expression and technical accuracy, a large and varied repertoire of concert band literature that is developmentally appropriate. Evaluation of music and music performances is included.
Symphonic Band is under the direction of Mr. Brian Zeglis & Mr. David Nicholson.
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During Mariah Carey's career, she has had multiple wardrobe malfunctions on and off stage that have been covered by several media outlets. In June 2015, Carey suffered a wardrobe malfunction with her top while vacationing in southern Italy. Carey wore a pink and black wetsuit with a bikini underneath that failed to stay on as she received help getting onto a jet ski. Some nearby paparazzi snapped pictures of the incident and of Carey on the beach with her family.
In May 2015, Carey suffered another wardrobe malfunction while performing onstage in a Las Vegas, Nevada, concert. During her performance, Carey wore a coral satin gown and crouched down revealing up her dress. Pictures of the incident were also captured and showed her wearing undergarments that matched her outfit. The performance took place at Caesar's Palace and marked her first show during her new Las Vegas residency.
In May 2013, Carey suffered yet another wardrobe malfunction, this time on live television. While performing on "Good Morning America" in New York City's Central Park, Carey wore a Versace gown on stage. During an interview with Lara Spencer, Carey stated that the back of her dress popped and held the top of the dress to keep it on. Helpers soon appeared on stage and helped her zip up the back of the gown. Carey later performed some of her hit songs and also had issues with her microphone pack clipping to her dress, leading to her accidentally cursing on live TV.


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Celebrating the life of Jean Burk
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Funeral services for Jean Burk, age 78, of Centerville, and formerly of Coldwater, Michigan, will be held 2 P.M., Monday, November 12, 2018 at Walters Funeral Home in Centerville, Texas. Pastor Tim Carter, of Salem Lutheran Church in Tomball, Texas, will officiate the service. Interment will follow in the Centerville Cemetery. Visitation will be Monday, November 12th from 8 A.M. until service time at the funeral home.
Jean Burk was born September 7, 1940 in Coldwater, Michigan to Raymond Cecil, Sr. & Irene (Combs) Shoup. She had worked most of her life as a meat wrapper and retired as the head meat wrapper for Kroger Grocery Store. In her younger years, Jean grew up ice skating and became quite good at it. This ability also allowed her to be an exceptional roller skater. Jean loved dancing, going to garage sales, and was proficient in shooting guns where she participated in many Turkey Shoots. Upon moving to Texas to the family property in Leona, Jean began a love for horse riding, especially trail riding, and she owned several horses during that time in her life until she was physically unable to care for them any longer. In her later years, Jean owned several Chihuahuas, caring for them as if they were her own children. When circumstances forced her to take residence in assisted living, Jean would continuously ask about her "furbabies" and how they were doing. Jean had lived in Leon County for the past twenty years, coming from Houston and was Lutheran in faith.
Jean passed away November 4, 2018 in College Station following a lengthy illness. She was preceded in death by both of her parents; great grandson, Zachary Reagan and half-brother, Raymond Shoup, Jr. Surviving family members include children, Shelia Reagan of Arkansas, Michael Joseph Roush of Centerville and Tammy Lindner (Jim) of Navasota and grandchildren, Shana Ray Sparks, Jessica Faye Ashley, Harley Leroy Roush, Kara Michelle Bradley, Kelly Jean Pershall, Travis Justin Pershall, Cameron Dean Lindner and Brianna Lynn Lindner. Jean is also survived by fourteen great grandchildren.
Arrangements are under the direction of Walters Funeral Home in Centerville, Texas.
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This is not just another pottery sale! Its rare to find such a great selection of BC made claywork in one room. We pride ourselves in showcasing only the finest area potters and clay artists with their latest creations.
You'll find everything from whimsical earthenware and decorative raku to earthy stoneware and fine porcelain with crystaline glazes. Top-notch area potters and clay artists bring with them everything from sculptures and wall pieces to casseroles and honey pots.
Each year we invite a handful of guest artists working in a variety of mediums to show their work. There is always something new and exciting to choose from; unique fashion jewellery, fibre arts, glass arts, iron work, and home decor.


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KnitSoc is a society of craft enthusiasts, including knitters, crocheters, cross stitchers and more!
We meet weekly so members can work on their projects, learn new skills and meet like-minded people in a friendly and relaxed atmosphere. Bring along your current project to work on or come along to chat or get some help.
No experience is required. At the start of each semester, we'll help you learn how to knit, crochet or cross-stitch, guiding you into the world of wool! In our beginner classes we sell cheap kits with everything you need to start your craft of choice. Already a crafting pro? No problem! We also run more advanced workshops and provide friendly support for any knots you may find yourself in.
Plus it's not just knitting! Our members enjoy all forms of craft and there's usually someone willing to help you out with whatever craft you want to try.
So whatever your skill level, come along and give it a try!
We have meetings every week so you can drop in whenever you can make it... We will be meeting on:
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Bring along your own knitting and have a chat with fellow members. Or if you are new pick up a starter kit from us at these sessions.
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This is a villa with a private pool located in the heart of Kissimmee. The air-conditioned unit is 0.8 miles from 192 WalMart. Free WiFi is provided throughout the property.
There is a dining area and a kitchen complete with a dishwasher, an oven and microwave. A flat-screen TV with cable channels, Blu-ray player and DVD players are available.
Kissimmee Value Outlet Shops is 1.1 miles from this villa, while Plaza del Sol Kissimmee is 1.4 miles away. Free private parking is available on site. Orlando International Airport is 13 miles from the property.
This is our guests favorite part of Kissimmee, according to independent reviews.
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Located at Bella Vida Resort - where you can have a magical vacation that your family will remember forever! At Bella Vida Resort you'll be just minutes away from Disney World Resort - and all the restaurants, shows and attractions of Kissimmee and Orlando.
When you've exhausted yourselves at the parks - take a day to relax by your private, crystal clear pool and spa, with a shaded lanai and sun-drenched deck to really relax. In the evenings, have fun with the family in the game room. Or take some time to explore the clubhouse and amenities at the fabulous Bella Vida Resort - the perfect location for a vacation to Orlando where you can meet new friends, exercise in the fitness center, watch a movie at the theater or enjoy the game room.
This resort community is located behind the famous Medieval Times Dinner Show attraction and next to the Super Walmart on 192 in Kissimmee. Minutes from all the amusement parks, Plaza del Sol, Lake Buena Vista, Premium Outlets, and the Orlando International Airport. Surrounded by a vast conservation area, it has all the amenities you would need during your vacation. A large community pool and cabana, fitness center, playgrounds, walking trails, secured gate, and much more.
This well furnished house sleeps up to 10 people. It has 4 bed and 4 bath, TVs in all rooms, a private pool; high speed internet; a flat-screen TV with cable channels, Blu-ray player and DVD player are available, a dining area, fully equipped kitchen with dishwasher, oven and microwave. It provides all he necessary comfort for you and your family!
This is our guests' favorite part of Kissimmee, according to independent reviews.
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The Canadian penny just turned 100 and for its anniversary present, there is legislation on the table to kill it. This article in the Montreal Gazette, Making cents makes no sense at all goes into detail.
NDP MP Pat Martin introduced the legislation yesterday to stop production of the penny, phase it out of circulation and introduce a ''rounding'' system to adjust prices to the nearest nickel.
"We believe at the same time we have a birthday party for the penny, we should have a funeral," Martin told a news conference yesterday.
Bitter sweet. My earliest memory of money is filling a jar full of pennies. Today, I am 100% debit and credit cards, so I guess I can't be all melancholy about the penny disappearing.
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Following Manchester United's Capital One Cup defeat to Sunderland, Greater Manchester police say they received a bizarre call from a supporter who dialled 999 and demanded to speak to the former United manager Sir Alex Ferguson.
Greater Manchester police issued a statement on their Facebook page reminding football supporters that, though defeat could be "depressing" that the 999 number is to be used for emergencies only.
The police force said: "Last night, at approximately 10.30pm a man from the Crumpsall area of north Manchester rang 999 in a drunken state demanding to speak to Sir Alex Ferguson about last night's result.
"Obviously, it can be a sad and depressing moment when you're [sic] football team loses a game, however can we all please remember that 999 is to be used for emergencies only. For any other police related enquiries that are not an emergency, you can ring 101.
"If you would like to speak to Sir Alex about recent football results we here at GMP Manchester North can only suggest you try ringing Manchester United FC directly as you will probably (not definitely) have a much better chance of getting through to him there rather than ringing the police."
Manchester United were beaten in a penalty shootout by Sunderland and knocked out of the Capital One Cup as a result. They currently lie seventh in the Premier League table after David Moyes succeeded Ferguson as the club's manager.
It's not the first time a United supporter has dialled 999 to complain about on-field events. Last season, an incensed fan phoned Nottinghamshire police reporting Nani's red card in the Champions League match against Real Madrid as a 'crime'.


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What is Pickleball?
Pickleball is…
A fun sport that combines many elements of tennis, badminton and ping-pong and can be played both indoors or outdoors on a badminton-sized court and a slightly modified tennis net. It is played with a paddle and a plastic ball with holes.
Played as doubles or singles.


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Probate Sales of Real Property
Member Legal Services at The California Association of REALTORS® (C.A.R.) has a revised legal article relating to the Probate Sales of Real Property. The article provides real estate licensees with a general working knowledge of the process involved in real property sales subject to the California Probage Code (CPC). Click here and log into C.A.R.'s website to read more about how the sale of real property in probate works.
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What is HIIT
High intensity interval training (HIIT) is all the rage in the fitness industry at the moment and now research claims this kind of maximum capacity exercise routine can get great fitness and health results in a shorter duration than other training methods. SO WHAT IS HIIT? Short, intense bursts of effort followed by periods of […]


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Kellogg goes to TedMed
18 February 2016
Dr Amy Price is an Evidence-Based Health Care DPhil student. She is working to bridge gaps between methodology and engagement in Online Trials and aims to make clinical research a place for informed shared decision making where the public and research professionals can work shoulder to shoulder to build self management for health interventions. In this post, she tells us about her recent research trip to the TedMed conference in California. You can follow Amy and her work on Twitter @AmyPricePhD
Kellogg helped me to attend the TedMed conference with a research scholarship to cover a portion of my airfare and they were my wings. My assignment was to review recommendations, care for speakers assigned to me and help with the research on the Culture of Health. There is more about this on the TedMed blog "From Trauma, Inspiration: 3 TEDMED Scholars and Their Journeys to Palm Springs" It was the trip of a lifetime that changed my outlook and brought encouragement.
The Culture of Health the Task of a Lifetime
The theme of TedMed was the Culture of Health. In leading a focus group it was fascinating to find that regardless of whether we were clinicians, researchers, pharma, patients or regulators there were multiple things we held common about what is masquerading as health and we were aligned in core values and a vision for change. Dr Abrahaham Verghese framed it well when he shared "We are all fixing what is broken and it is the task of a lifetime" At a conference with all the glitz and glamor of TedMed it might be expeced to see fresh new innovation and startling innovations in health. What was common to most was that they were labors of a lifetime that finally entered the consciousness of culture and found their rightful place. Many of the speakers started on their dreams in childhood and did not let them go.
Endurance: Power to Continue in the Face of Adversity
They shared struggles and triumphs and even shame but the prevailing story was that they succeeded because they adjusted the presentation of their vision in the face of failure or loss but never gave up on the core concept. For success they got up one more time than they fell to the ground and refused to accept failure or lose sight of the finish line. It was comforting to know that others faced similar struggles and setbacks to the ones we face in pursuit of a DPhil and they went on to change the world.
Learning on the Way to Destiny
From Dorothy Roberts we learned about the perils of race based genetics:
"The racial concept of disease—that people of different races suffer from different diseases and experience common diseases differently—goes back centuries to the promotion of slavery. White slaveholders argued that, because of their biological peculiarities, enslavement was the only condition in which black people could be healthy, productive, and disciplined.
Today, medicine perpetuates this long history of defining disease in racial terms. Medical students are taught to treat their patients according to race, and this contributes to the racial inequities that plague every aspect of medical care. For example, studies show that blacks and Latinos are less likely than white patients to receive pain medication for the same injuries". Professor Dorothy Roberts
Professor Raj Patel shared that changing the power balance was not nearly as important as how we make the shift a win/win situation. He learned this the harsh way from being tear gassed as a protestor in several nations with no lasting change to working with communities and changing their mortality rates because with relationship and mentorship they now want to change themselves. Activist Raj Patel recounted how uprooting traditional gender roles was necessary to solve food shortages in Malawi. It is more hard work and trust than drama to get the job done.
Holly Morris brought the insight that having ties to community and a place to call home may be more important than the conditions in which we live or the medical interventions we use to mechanically alter stress. She interviews victim of nuclear disaster who chose to stay in the midst of Chernobyl waster were in better long-term health than those who fled to tenements in the city.
Pamela Ronald and Raoul Adamchak showed us that there is harmony in responsible genetic engineering and organic gardening. They gave us demonstrations of increased food yield and malnutrition cessation without genetic side effects and they make the case for food safe engineering.
Dr Abraham Verghese informs us that the average physician in the USA interrupts his or her patient in 14 seconds. He states" What we need in medical schools is not to teach empathy, as much as to preserve it – the process of learning huge volumes of information about disease, of learning a specialized language, can ironically make one lose sight of the patient one came to serve; empathy can be replaced by cynicism".
Own the Future and Hear its Voice
He urges us to to individually and collectively own the future and our responsibility to leave a heritage to those that follow.
The key to your happiness is to own your slippers, own who you are, own how you look, own your family, own the talents you have, and own the ones you don't. If you keep saying your slippers aren't yours, then you'll die searching, you'll die bitter, always feeling you were promised more. Not only our actions, but also our omissions, become our destiny. Abraham Verghese.
"Life, too, is like that. You live it forward, but understand it backward. It is only when you stop and look to the rear that you see the corpse caught under your wheel". Abraham Verghese
It is the time to be joyful every day is a gift. When life does not go as planned and the corpse is under your wheel no amount of regret can undo the event but it is critical to remember that we all carry the skeletons of life and it does not mean the effort you planned for good was without gain. Some of the greatest advances come through problem solving in adversity.
Find out more via the International Network for Knowledge about Wellbeing.
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Waddesdon: The Biography of a Rothschild House£35.00 More info & buy In 1957, James de Rothschild bequeathed Waddesdon Manor to Britain's National Trust. Since that time, the Manor and its spectacular gardens welcome more and more visitors every year. Now, this lavish book allows readers everywhere the opportunity to enjoy this unique celebration of le style Rothschild.
A Rothschild Renaissance: Treasures from the Waddesdon Bequest by Dora Thornton£30.00 More info & buy The Rothschild's were among the greatest collectors of the nineteenth century, seeking not only the finest craftsmanship in their treasures, but also demonstrating great discernment and a keen sense of historical importance in selecting them. Baron Ferdinand's aim, often working in rivalry with his cousins, was to possess a special room filled with splendid, precious and intricate objects in the tradition of the courts of Renaissance and Baroque Europe. So successful was he that he was able to leave to the British Museum a collection which could have come straight from the treasure house of a German-speaking prince of the Renaissance. This sumptuously illustrated book unlocks the history and romance of this spectacular collection by looking at some of its greatest treasures and the unique and intriguing stories they tell. It will introduce makers and patrons, virtuoso craftsmanship, faking and the history of collecting from the late medieval to modern periods, as told through objects in the Bequest. Treasures include masterpieces of goldsmiths' work in silver, jewellery, hardstones and engraved rock crystal; astonishing microcarvings in boxwood; painted enamels, ceramics and glass; arms and armour and 'curosities': exotic treasures incorporating ostrich eggs, Seychelles nut or nautilus shell. By looking at individual objects in detail, and drawing on new research and stunning new photography, the book will enable readers to see and understand these beautiful and fascinating objects in a completely different light.
The Baroness: The search for Nica, the rebellious Rothschild£9.99 More info & buy A Rothschild by birth and a Baroness by marriage, beautiful, spirited Pannonica - known as Nica - seemed to have it all: children, a handsome husband and a trust fund. But in the early 1950s she heard a piece by the jazz legend Thelonious Monk. The music overtook her like a magic spell, and she abandoned her marriage to go and find him. Arriving in New York, Nica was shunned by society but accepted by the musicians. They gave her friendship: she gave them material and emotional support. Hannah Rothschild's search to solve the mystery of her rebellious great aunt draws on their long friendship and years of meticulous research and interviews. It is part musical odyssey, part dazzling love story.
The House of Rothschild: The World's Banker 1849-1999£14.99 More info & buy The House of Rothschild chronicles the family's rise and fall, and now its rise again, and describes the reasons for its lasting power. 'Part of the secret of long-run success in banking is, of course, not to go bust; the Rothschilds' relative risk aversion is one reason for their financial longevity', writes author Niall Ferguson.
Walter Rothschild: The Man, the Museum and the Menagerie£12.99 More info & buy His extraordinary life traversed the fields of politics and finance as well as zoology and it was packed with achievements and incident, from the establishment of his own private museum to driving a team of Zebra into the forecourt of Buckingham Palace. With the help of evocative photographs Miriam Rothschild has produced a compelling narrative which reveals the complexities and conflicts that this remarkable man faced during his life. Miriam Rothschild was the niece of Walter Rothschild, she died in 2005.
The Improbability of Love by Hannah Rothschild£8.99 More info & buy Annie McDee, alone after the disintegration of her long-term relationship and trapped in a dead-end job, is searching for a present for her unsuitable lover in a neglected second-hand shop. Within the jumble of junk and tack, a grimy painting catches her eye. Leaving the store with the picture after spending her meagre savings, she prepares an elaborate dinner for two, only to be stood up, the gift gathering dust on her mantelpiece. But every painting has a story - and if it could speak, what would it tell us? For Annie has stumbled across 'The Improbability of Love', a lost masterpiece by Antoine Watteau, one of the most influential French painters of the eighteenth century. Soon Annie is drawn unwillingly into the art world, and finds herself pursued by a host of interested parties that would do anything to possess her picture. For an exiled Russian oligarch, an avaricious Sheika, a desperate auctioneer, an unscrupulous dealer and several others, the painting symbolises their greatest hopes and fears. In her search for the painting's true identity, Annie will uncover the darkest secrets of European history - and in doing so, she will learn more about herself, opening up to the possibility of falling in love again.


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A dispute over 19th-century texts and old map boundaries added a legal argument to the ongoing struggle over the future of the Corcoran Gallery of Art, as arts advocates charged Tuesday that any decision to move the gallery to the suburbs would violate the Corcoran's charter.
The meaning of the original 1869 deed and the 1870 congressional charter establishing the gallery is "unequivocal," said Andrew Tulumello, co-partner in charge of the Washington office of Gibson Dunn & Crutcher, a law firm representing the advocacy group Save the Corcoran. "Under any interpretation of the words 'Washington City,' it does not mean 'Alexandria.' "
Corcoran executives, who announced in June that the financially struggling gallery must consider selling its historic home on 17th Street NW near the White House and perhaps moving, declined Tuesday to offer their own interpretation of the charter.
"We are reviewing the letter and discussing it with our counsel," Mimi Carter, senior director of communications, said in an e-mailed statement. "Because we only received the letter late [Tuesday] morning, and there had been no prior discussion about its assertions even though the Corcoran has met with 'Save the Corcoran' and held no fewer than three community meetings, we are surprised and distressed by the many false statements and inaccuracies in the letter."
Since June, the Corcoran has been crafting a plan to better integrate the gallery and related Corcoran College of Art & Design, reviewing offers to buy the building and scouting possible locations. Fundraising in recent years has plummeted, and annual deficits are $7 million. Corcoran officials have set no date to announce concrete plans.
Ensuring that nonprofit organizations in the District do not operate in violation of their charters falls to the office of D.C. Attorney General Irvin B. Nathan. A spokesman for Nathan said the office is monitoring the Corcoran's planning but had no further comment.
The charter allegations are contained in a wide-ranging nine-page letter that Tulumello sent to Corcoran executives. The letter summarizes what Tulumello said was an "extensive factual investigation" — including a claim that Corcoran executives investigated sites on the Alexandria waterfront last year. In addition to raising the charter issue, the letter blames the Corcoran's financial straits on mismanagement; disputes the need to consider moving; and questions whether the Board of Trustees is fully aware of the administrative actions taken by gallery President Fred Bollerer, Chairman Harry Hopper and chief operating officer Lauren Garcia.
"We reject all false and unfair accusations about the Corcoran and its trustees, officers and staff," Carter said in the statement.
The letter demands that the Corcoran stop spending money and staff time exploring a move that would allegedly break the District's law governing nonprofit organizations. And it calls for the Corcoran to add three trustees approved by Save the Corcoran to the 14-person board. The advocates set a deadline of Oct. 19 for the gallery to respond.
"This letter is an opportunity for them to do the right thing, and to bring in stakeholders to help them solve the problem," said Tulumello, whose firm is representing Save the Corcoran for free. "They should think long and hard before turning it down."
Save the Corcoran is a group of artists and arts advocates that formed shortly after the Corcoran announced plans to consider moving.
"Before the board can make the decision to sell the crown jewel of the D.C. art world, we need to make sure everyone, including the trustees, who many not have been completely informed of all these acts, are aware of the facts," said Jayme McLellan, a founding member of the group and director of Civilian Art Projects, a local gallery.
The trustees are fully informed about administration of the gallery, said one member of the board who spoke on the condition of anonymity because Corcoran executives have asked trustees not to speak to reporters.
"The trustees are very aware of all legal obligations . . . and the details of the charter," said the trustee. "I can't believe that Harry and Fred have any scheme up their sleeves."
The trustee added, "I think it's important that we stay in the building." At the same time, the trustee said, museums are under pressure and alternatives must be studied. "I think I can embrace a new future. I will do whatever's best for the Corcoran."
On May 10, 1869, financier William W. Corcoran affixed his seal to a property deed to permit "the execution of a long cherished desire to establish an institution in Washington City, to be dedicated to Art, and used solely for the purpose of encouraging American genius."
For a sale price of $1, the deed transferred Corcoran's personal art gallery at Pennsylvania Avenue and 17th Street NW — the building that now houses the Renwick Gallery — to the nine men who would become the Corcoran gallery's founding board of trustees. The following year, Congress chartered the gallery.
The deed and charter traveled with the Corcoran in 1897 when it moved from the Renwick building three blocks south to a newly constructed beaux-arts masterpiece that remains its home. The Corcoran pioneered the presentation of American art and the public assessment of evolving art movements. But in the latter part of the 20th century, it was eclipsed by the National Gallery of Art and Smithsonian collections.
Coming as it does in a preamble section of the deed, the description of Corcoran's "long cherished desire" for a gallery "in Washington City" might sound to modern ears like a rhetorical flourish, before the document gets down to the business of listing the "intents and purposes." Those intents and purposes detail gallery operations and the powers of the trustees but say nothing about location.
Tulumello, however, said the reference to the founder's cherished desire is legally binding. And "Washington City" had a particular meaning at the time. It described the portion of the District south of Florida Avenue, between the Potomac and Anacostia rivers. Thus, the Corcoran could not move to Maryland, or, for that matter, to Columbia Heights or Anacostia, he said.
Efforts to explore a possible move outside those boundaries are improper, he said.
"When any company — for-profit or nonprofit — spends money on something that would be illegal to do, then it is engaged in corporate waste," Tulumello said.
Lonnae O'Neal Parker contributed to this report.


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Werdegar retirement gives Jerry Brown chance to further mold California Supreme Court
Gov. Jerry Brown will have another opportunity to shape the state's highest court after Justice Kathryn M. Werdegar announced Tuesday her plans to retire later this year.
Werdegar's departure, set for Aug. 31, will give Brown his fourth opportunity in his second stint as governor to mold the seven-member California Supreme Court, long regarded by legal experts as among the most influential in the nation.
Brown's recent appointments, of Leondra Kruger, Mariano-Florentino Cuéllar and Goodwin Liu have recast the court with Democratic appointees from outside the judiciary. Like Brown, all three attended Yale Law School.
Werdegar, a native San Franciscan, was appointed to the court by Gov. Pete Wilson and was twice reconfirmed by statewide voters.
Wilson in a prepared statement, said, "I am sure that Justice Werdegar's colleagues on the high court, past and present, regard her with great affection and great respect as a conscientious and collegial member of the court.
"... She will be missed and remembered by California's legal community for her lucid and highly articulate opinions. She has my sincere thanks for her dedication and truly distinguished service," Wilson said.
Added Brown, "Justice Werdegar has had a remarkable career and California is grateful for her long, dedicated service."
Werdegar previous served on the Court of Appeal, 1st Appellate District, Division 3 in San Francisco.
In the statement, she said, "I have had the privilege of serving with three outstanding Chief Justices and many wonderful colleagues, and the opportunity to address some of the state's most challenging issues.
"But, it is time for someone else to have that privilege and opportunity. I wish my colleagues, the governor, and my successor well."
Christopher Cadelago: 916-326-5538, @ccadelago


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Latest IRS Scandal: Employee Credit Cards Bought Wine, Porn and Kazoos
A new report from a government watchdog agency shows that IRS employees have used government credit cards to make purchases that included expensive wine, pornography, romance novels and diet pills.
The Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration reported that more than 5,000 Internal Revenue Service credit card accounts made more than 273,000 purchases totaling $108 million between fiscal 2010 and 2011. While most of the charges were legitimate, poor oversight allowed workers to make inappropriate purchases in less than 1% of the cases.
Two of the credit cards were used to buy online pornography. Other improper purchases included: $3,152 to rent a popcorn machine and buy bandanas, stuffed animals, sunglasses and stovepipe hats for an employee event; $418 for novelties such as kazoos and bathtub toys to be used at managers' meetings; a dinner that cost approximately $140 per person, and a lunch that cost about $100 per person.
"Inadequate procedures to identify, report and address inappropriate use leave the IRS purchase card program vulnerable to repeated violations of applicable laws and regulations," said J. Russell George, the inspector general said in a statement. "While the majority of IRS cardholders appear to use their purchase cards properly, TIGTA's audit identified some troubling instances of inappropriate usage."


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In what is a glowing endorsement of the first class environment for young players to operate in at Motherwell FC, 19-year-old Allan Campbell has joined team-mate Chris Cadden in being picked in the latest Scotland under-21 squad.
Campbell (19) has been outstanding during recent Motherwell matches as he has established himself as a first team regular, helping the Steelmen to a top six current berth in the Scottish Premiership and a place in the Betfred Cup semi-finals.
Speaking about Campbell's performance in Thursday night's brilliant 3-0 home victory over Aberdeen in the Betfred Cup last eight, Motherwell manager Stephen Robinson said: "Wee Al did really really well and he will get better and he'll keep improving.
"That's three games in a row he's played now and he just doesn't look out of place in the first team.
"I think there's lots of improvement from him but he's such a level headed boy that he will continue to improve."
And Scotland under-21 regular Cadden has also excelled during this campaign, being involved in every one of Motherwell's 13 league and cup matches and scoring four goals.
Cadden and Campbell's fine form has impressed Scotland under-21 gaffer Scott Gemmell, who has selected both youngsters for Scotland under-21s' pair of European Under-21 qualifiers next month.
The Scots have clashes against England on October 6 and Latvia on October 10.


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I'm pretty certain that if my house was burning down, yes, I would go with the majority and want to grab my photographs over any other possessions. I'm going to be 39 this year, and already, memories of my early years are rather cloudy. In fact, my boys are only two and four and yet I recently had to rely on pictures to remind me which one was born with the Elvis quiff and which had an 80s-style spike. On the plus side, there's a fair few appalling haircuts in my history which I'm more than happy to have faded memories of. It's only in my nightmares that I'm now haunted by the dreadful bowl cut of 1985.
However, ask me which objects in my home I like or enjoy the most and I probably wouldn't put photographs in my top three. Top of my list is the painting which we brought back from Zürich with us. We thought long and hard about buying a souvenir to remind us of our seven years living in Switzerland and had almost settled on a clock when we were ambling through Zürich's old town and walked past a small gallery and spotted a similar painting to the one hanging on our wall in the photo above.
I glanced at it, nodded my head thinking it was pretty cool, and walked on. Ten metres down the road and I asked Paul whether he'd noticed it. He had. Twenty metres down the road, I said that we should go back. We did. After standing outside admiring it for a few minutes, we ventured in only to find that it had been sold. However, a quick chat with the owner led us to the artist's shop come gallery situated just a few minutes walk away and we found the version that's now hanging in our dining room. Every time I look at it, I see something new that catches my eye, makes me smile, and reminds me of the city where my boys were born.
Next, I'd choose my old black passport and bright yellow Sony Sportsman. I'm not particularly sentimental or nostalgic but these two items? My God, I love them. If ever there were two things that summed up my teens, it's these. With family scattered across the globe, I spent most summer holidays abroad. From the age of thirteen (it seems scarily young, now), my parents stopped booking me on the family holidays and just asked me where I was going instead. I'd pack my passport, walkman, and a book or magazine in my well-travelled backpack and cringe when they insisted on seeing me to passport control. Of course, I could make my way through customs alone; I was thirteen, don't you know! Heaven help me if my boys have the same headstrong quality. I think I'll be weeping at the gate, begging the air steward not to let them through.
But putting all talk of living abroad and travel aside, I really do love being back in Wales. And I love being at home. I love snuggling under blankets with the boys, lying in bed on a cold day and reading my book, or lazing on the sofa on a Saturday night and watching episode upon episode of Game of Thrones. So my third favourite item(s) in my house would have to be the three blankets that my mum knitted for me and the boys.
She knitted one each for the kiddos when they were born and then one for me when we moved back to the UK at the end of 2013. We use them all the time. They get moved from room to room and are cuddled, snuggled under and wrapped around cold limbs. They will be treasured for many years to come.
So what would you choose as your three favourite objects in your home? Photographs? Something with sentimental value? Or maybe something completely bizarre but an item you love, nevertheless?
This post was written in collaboration with More Than Home Insurance. It's hard to replace your very favourite things but better that than be left with nothing.


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Cinco de Mayo is upon us and soon Dallas' patios will be overflowing with patrons sipping on margaritas, indulging in an excessive amount of chips and queso, and inevitably falling down from trying to act like they know how to salsa (drunken confidence is the BEST).
So, where should you fall down? Who's margaritas reign supreme? How do you know which event touting the best Cinco event is worth your time? I've compiled a list of some of my favorite spots for you to decide for yourself! Click on the restaurant's name for a direct link to each restaurant.
Always one to stand out, Stampede 66 is kicking off Cinco de Mayo a day early with their Cautro de Mayo celebration, May 4, 4-11 p.m. in the bar! Guests can enjoy a special extended Happy Hour featuring Hornito's Tequila drink specials, live performance by Mariachi Espuelas de Plata (beginning at 6p), complementary cupcakes by Sprinkles, and nachos courtesy of the Chef!
In honor of Cinco de Mayo, Mi Dia From Scratch Plano will be debuting drink specials for those wanting to celebrate the Mexican holiday. On May 5, from 11a-10p, drink specials will include a $5 Mi Dia Frozen Over, the house frozen margarita featuring Sauza Blue Silver, Triple Sec, lemon juice and agave nectar, $5 Mi Dia Rita Rocks, the house rocks margarita, and a discounted Margarita of the Month, a monthly margarita special including seasonal and fresh ingredients.
Café Herrera kicks off patio season and Cinco de Mayo with a three-part celebration from their new restaurant and 3,000 square-foot patio, located in the heart of Downtown, across from the Dallas Omni Hotel. Pausing and/or stretching between the day's activities will be optional.
Uno: $2 Street Tacos, Drink Specials and Live Mariachi Music begin the celebration at 11am. Street tacos will be prepared from the Café Herrera Patio via a wood fired grill for optimal flavor; and, an authentic experience. Beef fajita, chicken fajita, pastor; and, beef barbacoa will be offered.
Drink specials will be offered all day, featuring Café Herrera's Signature Craft Margarita: The Maximo– Maestro Dobel Diamante, Solerno, Fresh Squeezed Lime Juice and Organic Agave Nectar ($10). Also offered, Casa Sauza 100% Agave Silver Margaritas – frozen or on the rocks ($5); Imports; and, cheers-ing mini cocktails (otherwise known as shots). Attached: full listing of the drink specials offered 11a-11p on Thursday, May 5th + The Maximo, captured by Kevin Marple.
Dos: Service begins from the Pop-up Patio Bar at 4pm, where drink specials will be conveniently crafted on the patio. Live music will also return until 10pm.
Tres: $2 Street Tacos continue; and, the Cinco Small Bites Menu will be offered on the patio from 7-11p, in addition to the full dinner menu. Drink specials continue until close.
ALL of the modern Mexican outposts will celebrate with the Verde Infusion 'Rita and the Cinco 'Rita available for only $5 each, and the following Cantina Laredo restaurants have announced party plans:
Addison: The party on the patio includes an outdoor food and beverage bar with entertainment by DJ P from 6-10 p.m.
Frisco: DJ Sonido Mart will play from 6-10 p.m. and the party will be both inside and on the patio. There will be giveaways and prizes all evening.
Grapevine – DJ Dos Aces will spin tunes and giveaway prizes from 5-9 p.m.
Lewisville – Hit the dancefloor when The Enablers Band starts at 7 p.m. Between songs there will be giveaways and prizes.
The stylish Plano restaurant known for its distinctive hacienda atmosphere and "sultry Mexican comfort" is preparing for a Cinco de Mayo to remember. For starters, its Classic and Frozen Margaritas will be offered at a special $5 price all day on Thursday, May 5. That's half off for a margarita made with only high-quality ingredients, including freshly squeezed juices, using Mexican Sugar's signature recipes. And starting a 5 p.m., a live band will be performing on the restaurant's beautiful and spacious patio, adding the perfect touch to the relaxing Mexican Sugar ambiance.
Come enjoy any of El Fenix's legendary Tex-Mex dishes and raise a glass to one of Texas' most beloved celebrations of its Mexican heritage. This year, to make the festivities even more special, El Fenix has invited the Anita N. Martinez Ballet Folklorico to perform for dinner guests at its downtown Dallas restaurant, located at 1601 McKinney Ave., beginning at 5 p.m.
To sweeten the celebration, El Fenix will also be offering their award-winning Original Margarita for just $2.99 – frozen or on the rocks – at each of the 20 restaurants across the DFW Metroplex, as well as the Wichita Falls location.
Snuffer's Restaurant & Bar is celebrating Cinco de Mayo by serving up drink and burger deals so good, you'll scream 'Ay, caramba!' The North Texas fan favorite will toast our neighbors to the south with $3 margaritas at each of its nine locations across DFW. Whether you prefer yours frozen or on the rocks, you can sip on these celebratory cocktails at this sweet price all weekend long, from May 5 – 8.
The popular Park Cities bistro will serve up a Cinco de Mayo-themed feast that will make Mexican-food lovers say olé! Guests will begin their culinary adventure with an array of aperitivos including stuffed jalapeños, camerones ala diabla and lobster queso flameado. Next, indulge in an array of entradas including roasted quail mole oaxaqueño, posole rojo, skirt steak regio montano, tostada yucateca and lobster poblano rice. Finally, treat your palate to some Kahlua flan, passion fruit churros and chocobanana postres. Top-shelf tequila and Mescal cocktails are included! First Wednesdays dinners at Nick & Sam's Grill begin seating at 6 p.m. and are priced at $55 per adult (excluding tax and gratuity). For reservations, call 214.379.1111.


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Intercloud Announces that the WaveTech merger has been formally terminated
SHREWSBURY, NJ, March 14, 2019 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- InterCloud Systems, Inc. (the "Company" or "InterCloud") (OTC:ICLD), a leading provider of cloud networking orchestration and automation solutions and services, was informed of WaveTech's decision to formally withdraw from merger discussions and the termination of the previously announced Letter of Intent.
About InterCloud Systems, Inc.
InterCloud Systems, Inc. is a leading provider of cloud networking orchestration and automation, for Software Defined Networking (SDN) and Network Function Virtualization (NFV) cloud environments to the telecommunications service provider (carrier) and corporate enterprise markets through SD-WAN and related professional services. Additional information regarding InterCloud may be found on InterCloud's website at www.intercloudsys.com.
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