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MILFORD - A Milford man was ordered held without bail following a Milford District Court hearing at which authorities detailed how he brutally beat a woman while driving home from a Gillette Stadium event last week.
Jorge Leal, 26, of 38 North Bow St., faces charges of aggravated assault and battery, mayhem, intimidating a witness and destruction of property.
Prosecutors presented little testimony at the dangerousness hearing Friday, instead allowing photos of the woman's injuries, the police report and victim's statements speak for themselves.
The woman told police she and Leal went to Monster Jam at Gillette Stadium where they each had several beers. Leal began to drive her car home, but in the parking lot, began speeding. He was stopped by stadium security and told to slow down, but that sparked an argument between Leal and the woman.
Foxborough police stopped Leal's car outside the stadium, but they let the couple go, according to the woman's account to police.
On the way home on Interstate 495, Leal became very angry and hit her "directly into her face with a closed fist," said police in a report.
Attorney Melanie Solomon was appointed to represent Leal, but he insisted on speaking for himself and presenting his side of the story.
According to Leal, the victim has a history of mental health issues and actually attacked him. While on the highway, he said the woman threatened suicide by jumping out of the car before attacking him.
Her injuries were a result of him defending himself, he said.
The woman told police Leal punched about 20 times on the half-hour ride home.
Her injuries included a cut above her eye, several cracked and chipped teeth and bruises on her chest and arms. Her eye was also swollen shut, police said.
The beating resulted in the woman and the car becoming covered in blood, police said.
After the beating stopped, the woman said she took out her phone to call police, but Leal destroyed it in the car. When the couple arrived at Leal's home, the woman ran to a nearby Tedeschi's convenience store where an employee called police, police said.
The woman was brought the hospital and later discharged, police said.
Police said a judge granted a restraining order for the woman.
According to court documents, Leal has had several run-ins with the police, including once in 2016 when he was arrested for driving without a license and failure to stop.
Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) filed an arrest warrant for Leal, a Venezuelan national whom the agency believes is in the country illegally.
Court officials expect ICE to allow Leal's local court hearings to progress before deportation proceedings begin.
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Navajo Ministries was founded in 1953 with a single children's home to care for disadvantaged Navajo children. Today, Navajo Ministries operates three programs on our beautiful 16-acre campus in Farmington, New Mexico. Those programs include the Four Corners Home for Children, KNMI Vertical Radio (FM 88.9) and Navajo Nation Outreach. Thank you for visiting us on the Web, and stop by for a personal tour if you're in the area.

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How to Plant by Colorcomments (1) January 21st, 2011
Gardeners have it made when it comes to healthy eating. Not only do we get to have the freshest produce on the block, we can easily meet the daily recommended amount of fresh vegetables with a quick trip to the garden.
Gardeners also get to pick and prepare a seemingly endless assortment of colorful veggies loaded with phytonutrients.
Phytonutrients are those delicious, health-promoting chemical compounds that occur naturally in plants, like the beta-carotene in the bright orange color of carrots.
It's easy to fill a garden bed full of phytonutrients by planting vegetables that represent all the colors in a painter's palette. Bright reds, like tomatoes and watermelon, provide lycopene. Plant a few garlic bulbs or yellow onions and you've planted some allyl sulfides and quercetin. Add some leafy greens for leutins. Sow some broccoli and you've got the sulforaphane covered.
Phytonutrients like these can act as anti-inflammatories and antioxidants. Researchers continue to study how these compounds work to help build the immune system, fight diabetes, and reduce the risk of cancer.
While researchers are busy in the lab, gardeners can get busy in the garden.
This year I'm going to use my garden like a canvas. I'll paint broad strokes of purple, yellow, and green beans in the vegetable bed and splash the colors of three kinds of carrots in a large container. I'll use different tints of tomatoes, from black to brilliant pink, to create a colorful composition. I'm imagining a gardenscape of beautiful orange bell peppers and luscious lemon-yellow summer squash.
I'll also daub in some mache among the kale and collard greens.
Now every time I browse the pages of a seed catalog, I'm looking for veggies by color so I can paint a perfect picture of health.
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I love the purple carrots, too, beautiful grated in slaw and sliced in stirfry with the outer red rind and the inner orange. I like to use a sharp veg peeler and make thin slices on the katty-whompus for a veg tray.
How do you find the flavor of purple beans? Are they sweet to you?
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You probably know her from her megahit "Break Free" featuring Zedd. Or maybe you know her from her stunning 2015 Grammy's performance. Or maybe you just love that time she teamed up with Jessie J and Nicki Minaj for "Bang Bang".
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Viewpoint: Dealing with death around the holidays
The holidays are intended to be a time of great joy, family togetherness, gift giving and thankfulness. If someone has died, the holidays can instead evoke extreme sadness, loneliness and emptiness. While there is no right or wrong way to approach it, the following are some suggestions and guidelines that may be helpful to those experiencing a loss during this time of year.
It's important to accept the pain of the loss and not pretend everything is normal. The first year is one of adjustment with many feelings surfacing including sadness, anxiety, anger, guilt and apathy. Finding ways to express those feelings will be beneficial. Many find talking to family and friends, journaling, exercising and listening to or playing music to be helpful in moving your feelings from within yourself to outside yourself.
Because your grief can make you feel powerless, take charge where you can and ask for what you need. Don't let the holidays just happen but plan ahead and decide who you will spend time with, what you will eat and drink and which rituals you will keep or forgo this year.
Some people find comfort in including their loved one in holiday remembrances by wearing a hat, scarf or other personal item as a linking object. Others may create a memory table with pictures and a special candle lit throughout the holidays. For those whose grief is fresh, this may be too painful. Don't force yourself. This is a time to be very gentle and do whatever feels right.
Grief affects us physically and emotionally, but also spiritually as well. Whatever your faith system, consider making room in your day to take a walk, meditate or pray. Healing often results when we look deeper and connect with our own well of wisdom and strength.
Every person and loss is different, so there is no one holiday plan that will work for everyone. Be as flexible as possible and communicate your needs to family and friends. Cry if tears are near and don't be afraid to laugh. Your holidays can still be a very significant time for you. They will certainly be different and perhaps painful, but they can still be meaningful. It's even possible they can hold peace, serenity and most of all, hope.
From all the staff of Hospice Partners of the Central Coast, we wish everyone in the community blessings of peace and love this holiday season.
Claire Aagaard is the Bereavement Coordinator for Hospice Partners of the Central Coast and is a resident of Atascadero.


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More than 2000 audiovisuals, corporate videos, presentations, interactive content. Santanu has made presentations for all kinds of industry. Please find below a few of them. These demos are an internet adaption of the actual project due to bandwidth limitation. Some of these are edited in order not to violate any copyright data of the client, with prior permission of the respective clients.
These demos will give you an idea of what kind of work you can expect for you. Some of these are quite old and some very fresh. Nevertheless even old data has been post to help you find something that matches your industry. You can refine the search by click on the links on the left or by typing a phrase in the search box on the left below.
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SAN FRANCISCO, CA – August 29, 2012 – AppDynamics, the leading application performance management (APM) solution, today announced that it grew 270% in the first half of 2012, continuing to disrupt the APM industry with a powerful yet easy-to-use product designed for high-volume production environments.
In the past two quarters, organizations with mission-critical applications selected AppDynamics to improve the way they monitor and troubleshoot their production applications, including Vodafone, Shaw Cablesystems, Lockheed Martin, Altisource Portfolio Solutions, Reserve Bank of New Zealand, IG Index, Roku, Lithium Technologies, Chartis Insurance, QANTAS Airlines, and Vibrant Media.
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AppDynamics was positioned by Gartner, Inc. in the "Leaders" quadrant of "Magic Quadrant for Application Performance Monitoring" report published August 16, 2012. Industry Analyst, EMA, published their Radar Report for Application Performance Management and named AppDynamics as the "Best Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS)" monitoring solution.
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AppDynamics' Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) delivery exceeds 51 billion transactions monitored per day among customers of its Pro product, representing the world's largest deployment of SaaS APM for Java monitoring and .NET monitoring across the globe.
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AppDynamics supports the world's largest implementation of Java APM with a single customer environment that exceeds 7,000 nodes, as well as the world's largest implementation of .NET APM with a single customer environment that exceeds 5,000 nodes. No other APM provider has been proven to scale in production environments like AppDynamics.
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NORTHLAKE, Ill. (WLS) -- The mother of a 12-year-old boy who collapsed while in class at Northlake Middle School and suddenly died still had questions on Saturday about her son's death
Joshua Acosta was sitting in a reading classroom Friday afternoon when he passed out and later died at Melrose Park's Gottlieb Memorial Hospital. Autopsy results are pending.
"I'm not going to see my son anymore. That's all I know," said mother Wendy Acosta.
On Saturday, a memorial took shape on the steps of the school, where a steady stream of mourners paid their respects.
Nothing seemed out of the ordinary as Joshua Acosta, the oldest of five children, got ready for school, his mother said.
"He looked at me straight in my eyes and said, 'Bye, Mom.' And I said, 'Bye, baby.' And that was it," Wendy Acosta said.
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Authorities say a house fire on Long Island killed two men and critically injured a woman.
Suffolk County police say firefighters responded to the Mastic fire after receiving a 911 call from a neighbor at 11:17 p.m. Thursday.
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Windows 7 stuck on "Checking For Updates"
This can be a common problem and has varying reasons that can be the cause. After recently having the problem and investigating the issue I came across numerous blog posts, articles, forum threads each making different suggestions which ended up in a very lengthy trial and error process.
This post is intended to be as conclusive as possible.
The Problem – Checking for Updates
When opening Windows Update and clicking "Check for updates" the status stays on "Checking for updates" and when monitoring processes in Task Manager the SVCHOST.EXE process consumes a large amount of memory and utilises between 50-100% CPU.
The Windows Update Automatic Update Service WUAUSERV is the thread of the SVCHOST.exe that consumes the CPU and Memory, when the service is stopped the memory and CPU utilisation return to normal and Windows Update stops checking for updates.
When the windows update process is left for a long period of time (several hours) the status remains unchanged, windows updates is still checking for updates and CPU and memory utilisation are also unchanged. When investigating the windowsupdate.log no recent information is written to the log file.
The Solutions
As previously mentioned there are varying reasons that can be the cause of the issue and therefore there are multiple solutions. However, there is a logical order to each solution, with the first steps being the least invasive and most likely to resolve the problem.
Note: Checking for updates can take a long time depending on your internet connection speed and the number of updates that need to be installed. If you are checking for updates for the first time, you should allow for several hours. Several people have reported leaving their machine over night to check for updates.
1. The Basics
I call this the basics, because, well, they really are the basics.
- Ensure that you are running a genuine copy of Windows 7 and that it is Activated
- Ensure that you are running Windows 7 with Service Pack 1
If you do not have windows 7 Service pack 1 installed, you can download it here
- Ensure you have an active, up-to-date anti-virus software installed
- Ensure that you have a stable internet connection and that you can access the Microsoft Windows Update service
A good test is to browse to the following URL
- Restart your computer
This allows for any pending installations or operations be to completed
You should perform a full system scan using your anti-virus program to rule out the possibility of malware causing the problem.
Continue to step 2 before checking for updates again.
2. Download the latest update for the windows update client
This should be the first step in the troubleshooting process, especially if your windows 7 operating system is a fresh or new installation and this is the first time you are checking for windows updates.
The Windows update catalog for windows 7 is now very extensive, the increased size of the catalog has introduced some problems for the windows update client which have been addressed in updates for the client. In normal behavior the Windows Update Client will usually download updates for itself before it begins to download other updates, however, with this problem this update does not always occur.
You should always download and install the latest update to the Windows Update Client for best results.
The latest available update (June 2016) is included in the following Rollup Pack:
- July 2016 update rollup for Windows 7 SP1
July 2016 update rollup for Windows 7 SP1 and Windows Server 2008 R2 SP1
I have included below the direct links to Microsoft's download centre for the 32-bit and 64-bit versions of the update.
- July 2016 update rollup for Windows 7 SP1 (32-bit)
Note: For best results use Microsoft Internet Explorer to download from the Microsoft download centre
Update for Windows 7 (KB3172605)
- July 2016 update rollup for Windows 7 SP1 (64-bit)
Note: For best results use Microsoft Internet Explorer to download from the Microsoft download centre
Update for Windows 7 for x64-based Systems (KB3172605)
Note: You will need to stop windows from checking for updates before installing the update. Otherwise the installation will get stuck on "checking for installed updates"
To stop windows from checking for updates, stop the WUAUSERV service using the task manager.
After successfully installing the update, run windows update again. If the status stays on "Checking for Updates" for an excessively long period of time and the CPU and memory utilisation for svchost.exe are still unusually high, continue to step 3.
3. Microsoft Fix It
Microsoft Fix It is a service Microsoft provided as a form of self-service. The tools are designed as simple wizards to resolve common problems with specific products or services.
You can use the following link to download the Microsoft Fix It tool for the windows updates service.
If you'd prefer to download the Microsoft Fix It tool from Microsoft's website you can visit the following link:
Once downloaded, run the tool as administrator and follow the wizard, the tool will attempt to detect and fix any issues with the Windows Update service.
After successfully running the Fix It tool, run windows updates again. If the status stays on "Checking for Updates" for an excessively long period of time and the CPU and memory utilisation for svchost.exe are still unusually high, continue to step 4.
4. Minor Reset
This is a minor reset of the Windows Update service, it removes any files that may be corrupted and causing issues with the update process. You should consider this before resorting to a full manual reset of the windows update service.
To perform a minor reset:
- First you need to stop the "Windows Update" service and the "Cryptographic Services" service.
To do this you can either:
- Open the Services.msc console and stop the two services specified.
- Open an elevated command prompt and run the following commands
- net stop wuauserv
- net stop cryptsvc
- Delete or rename the
- Delete or rename the
- Start the "Windows Update" service and the "Cryptographic Services" service
To do this you can either:
- Open the Services.msc console and start the two services specified.
- Open an elevated command prompt and run the following commands
- net start wuauserv
- net start cryptsvc
- Install the latest Windows Update Client using step 2 in this post
- Restart the computer
Run windows updates again. If the status stays on "Checking for Updates" for an excessively long period of time (after a minor reset several people have reported the update check taking in excess of 8 hours) and the CPU and memory utilisation for svchost.exe are still unusually high, continue to step 5.
5. Full Windows Update Reset
This is an in-depth process and completely resets the Windows Updates components and it's dependencies.
Microsoft has this process very well documented and you should follow the steps clearly outlined in the following knowledge base article:
6. Repair Windows System Files
It's possible that the Windows Update service cannot connect to Microsoft's update services due to corrupted system files.
To repair Windows system files, you can either:
- Use the System File Checker tool to repair corrupted Windows files, and then run Windows Update again.
- If the problem continues, use the DISM or System Update Readiness (checksur) tool to repair Windows servicing corruptions.
If after you have exhausted the list of solutions in this post, my final recommendation is that you consider re-installing Windows, after successfully re-installing windows, you should perform steps 1 and 2 in this post before checking for updates.


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Elise Massa is an accomplished face painter who brings magic and expertise to your special occasion. Born and raised in Nice, France, Elise started painting faces at the age of 14 during Nice´s month-long Mardi Gras festival. At the age of 19, she moved to the United States and began her formal training in the most popular theme parks throughout America and Japan. With over 25 years of experience, her speed, technique and attention to detail makes her the perfect fit for any of your events. Elise finds working with children especially rewarding and inspiring.
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Lymph node cancers are tumors of the lymphatic system, which is part of the body's immune system. Also known as lymphomas, these cancers are made of infection-fighting cells called lymphocytes that multiply uncontrollably. They collect in lymph nodes and other parts of the body to form tumors. Lymphomas are divided into two categories: Hodgkin lymphomas and non-Hodgkin lymphomas. Enlarged lymph nodes, night sweats, fevers, unexplained weight loss and poor energy are common early warning signs of lymph node cancer. Lymphomas may also cause other symptoms, depending on where they are located in the body.
Enlarged Lymph Nodes
The presence of enlarged lymph nodes -- known as lymphadenopathy -- is one of the most common warning signs of lymph node cancer. Lymph nodes that are enlarged from cancer are usually, but not always, painless. According to Merck Manual Professional Version, nodes containing Hodgkin lymphoma cells sometimes feel sore immediately after drinking alcohol. Although the reason for this is not known, it is a clue that may help diagnose the cancer at an early stage. Enlarged lymph nodes close to the skin's surface may be felt under the jaw, above the collarbones, in the under-arm areas and in the groin. Lymph nodes that are enlarged in only one location are often caused by an infection in the area. When enlarged lymph nodes occur in more than one area of the body, lymphoma is a more likely possibility.
Night Sweats and Fevers
Drenching sweats that occur during sleep are known as night sweats. They are caused by a high fever and may be found in many conditions, including lymph node cancers. Night sweats are especially common in people with Hodgkin lymphoma, although some non-Hodgkin lymphoma sufferers experience them as well. At times, night sweats are the only symptom noticed by a person with lymphoma, according to a March 2003 article in "American Family Physician."
Persistent or recurring fevers are a common sign of lymph node cancer. These fevers are generally due to the cancer itself, although people with lymphoma are more susceptible than usual to developing infections. Hodgkin lymphoma may cause fevers that appear in an unusual pattern. Called Pel-Ebstein fevers, several days of high fever alternate with a normal or even less than normal temperature that lasts for days or weeks. Chills and night sweats may accompany any fever caused by lymph node cancers.
Weight Loss and Poor Energy
Like many cancers, unexplained weight loss is a frequent sign of lymph node cancer. Lack of energy is also common, especially if the cancer cells invade the bone marrow and produce anemia by interfering with the production of red blood cells.
Chest Pain, Cough and Shortness of Breath
Enlarged lymph nodes deep within the chest can cause chest pain, cough and difficulty breathing as they press on the lungs. Coughing and shortness of breath can also result from lymphoma cancer cells invading the lung tissue itself.
Other Signs
Generalized itchiness is common with Hodgkin lymphoma. Enlarged lymph nodes can block blood flow in the superior vena cava -- the large vein that brings blood from the upper body back to the heart. The blockage produces swelling and red-purple discoloration of the face, neck, upper chest and arms. Called superior vena cava syndrome, this condition is more common in non-Hodgkin lymphoma than in Hodgkin lymphoma. Swelling of the legs and feet may occur when cancer in groin lymph nodes prevents lymph fluid drainage from the legs. Cancer cells invading the spleen, liver or stomach can produce a full or bloated feeling in the abdomen.
Reviewed by: Mary D. Daley, M.D.
- University of Maryland Medical Center: Lymphoma
- American Family Physician: Lymphadenopathy: Differential Diagnosis and Evaluation
- American Family Physician: Diagnosing Night Sweats
- Johns Hopkins Medicine: Lymphoma
- Merck Manual Consumer Version: Hodgkin Lymphoma (Hodgkin's Lymphoma; Hodgkin's Disease)
- Merck Manual Professional Version: Hodgkin Lymphoma (Hodgkin's Disease)
- Merck Manual Professional Version: Non-Hodgkin Lymphomas (Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma)
- Merck Manual Consumer Version: Non-Hodgkin Lymphomas (Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma)
- Lymphoma Coalition: Symptoms and Diagnosis


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"A white boy rode flatfoot on a skateboard, towed along, hand to shoulder, by a black boy pedaling a brakeless fixed-gear bike."
That's the first sentence in "Telegraph Avenue," Michael Chabon's spectacular new novel. It spends nearly 500 pages trying to recover this dream - "the belief," as one character describes it late in the story, "that real and ordinary friendship between black people and white people was possible, at least here, on the streets of the minor kingdom of Brokeland, California."
Brokeland is Chabon's moniker for the neighborhood straddling Berkeley and Oakland - a rundown, mixed-up world that has seen better days by the time we catch up with it, at the end of the summer in 2004.
It's here where chronically depressed Nat Jaffe and "moonfaced, mountainous, moderately stoned" and philandering Archy Stallings - Nat white and Archy black - run Brokeland Records as "used-record kings" of a realm, once a barbershop, that has been "full of time-wasting, senseless, lying, boastful male conversation for going on sixty years, at least."
The partners' future is threatened by the apparently unstoppable arrival of the latest megastore in the expanding empire of a former NFL quarterback, now the fifth richest black man in America.
Two more salt and pepper combos are facing challenges of their own.
Aviva and Gwen - married, respectively, to Nat and Archie - are midwives with stellar reputations. But following a home birth gone awry, they're taken to account by a "C-sectioning, insurance-company-obeying" medical profession "that regarded everything that was human and messy . . . as a process to be streamlined." It's another crisp digitalization of an analog world.
Meanwhile, Julius ("Julie") and Titus - the skateboarder and bicyclist - are working out their own friendship as precocious boys stepping into adolescence. Making matters even more interesting, Julie is madly in love with Titus, while Titus is Archy's long-abandoned and justly resentful child from a youthful fling.
All three of these duos and a huge cast of supporting characters - including onetime Black Panthers, faded blaxploitation stars, legendary bluesmen, crooked politicians, kung fu masters, an undertaker and a parrot - are united in "their pursuit of the lost glories of a vanished world," when both they and Oakland still seemed whole.
That nostalgic turn to the past has always been Chabon's sweet spot, and "Telegraph Avenue" repeatedly takes measure of what's been lost in the journey from A to B. Dead mothers and disappearing fathers. Children who grow up and leave. The illusions preserving marriages. Jobs that matter. Muscle cars. Old-fashioned bakeries. Superheroes. Vinyl.
And, on those records, the dark and funky music from a bygone era, when "white boys" and "black dudes" "were mixing it all up," embodying a "creole" world in which "Africa and Europe cooked up in the same skillet."
Chabon makes plenty of room in his own skillet for an improbable but entertaining Dickensian plot, in which the ghosts of the past make trouble for all those who want to forget and move on. He adds spicy and colorful similes and metaphors that let us savor how Brokeland's seemingly disparate ingredients - its characters and their histories - can blend together.
It's an ambitious and complex fusion that consciously echoes Joyce's "Ulysses." In its meditation on fathers and sons. Its mashup of pop and high culture. Its deftly interwoven citations to popular music. Its pastiche of various literary styles. Its exuberant wordplay. Its reprise of episodes in "Ulysses" itself, including a stunning, 12-page sentence that thematically calls to mind Joyce's "Wandering Rocks" chapter.
Most of all, Chabon pays homage to Joyce by continuing to believe - against his better judgment, and even as his poorly behaved but likable characters seem bent on proving him wrong - that while we can't bring back the soundtrack of the past, there's no reason why we can't learn new ways of building harmonies together.
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I state in my Statement of Ethics that if I accept a review sample, I will disclose it at the beginning of the article. I'd like to thank Bobby Finan and Tommyrotter Distilling for providing this sample to me with no strings attached.
A few months ago, Bobby Finan of Tommyrotter Distillery in Buffalo, NY reached out to me to see if I would like to receive a sample of their products. Because I rarely say no to the opportunity to try something that I cannot get at home, I gladly accepted the offer. And because I'm a curious fellow who enjoys talking with people who are passionate about what they do, I decided to ask him some questions in return. He was gracious enough to answer them.
That's right, I got free whiskey and then got him to write half of this post to boot.
Eric: So, Bobby, tell me a little about yourself and Tommyrotter distillery. We live in the age of superheroes on the big screen so what is the origin story of Tommyrotter?
Bobby Finan: I'm a born and raised Buffalonian and own Tommyrotter with my business partner. We've been at it for 4 years and are expanding our footprint throughout the Northeast and outward to other key markets in the US. I got turned onto distilling while living in NYC interning at an investment bank. I learned pretty quickly cubicle life was not for me and happened upon the distilleries that were popping up in Brooklyn. I was infatuated with them. After I completed college, I worked at a Central NY craft distillery that was moving towards opening and got to experience the start up phase of launching a distillery. I soon moved back to my hometown of Buffalo, where I met my business partner and we launched what would become Tommyrotter Distillery. In attempting to come up with a name we dove into old stories about our city - we wanted a name that alluded to "craft production," "quality," tied into Buffalo and was totally unique. We came across the story of the Tommyrotter's Club, a group of rebellious artisans who worked on the Roycroft Campus in East Aurora, NY (the rural suburb that I grew up in just south of Buffalo) back in the late 1800s and early 1900s. The Roycroft was the birthplace of the American Arts and Crafts Movement, a kind of counterculture to the Industrial Revolution, where artists and craftspeople lived, worked and made their high end goods by hand. The Campus is still functioning today and is a pillar of the Western New York arts community. We dug the Tommyrotter name because these guys kind of bucked the rules - they we're known for sneaking out of work to go adventure seeking, create for creation's sake and maybe enjoy a couple drinks while doing it.
Eric: After looking at your website, I know that you produce a couple of whiskies and you sent over a sample of a gin, What else do you produce? And what would you consider your "specialty?"
Bobby: We distill a vodka, one type of gin (and barrel it for a second product) and we blend and finish whiskeys Our specialty is definitely gin, our American Gin is our top selling product and our Cask Strength Bourbon-Barrel Gin gets a lot of press, awards and cocktail menu placement due to how unique and delicious it is. The American Gin has developed a really loyal following due to the botanicals we use. We infuse 12 botanicals through vapor distillation and utilize a lot of baking spice (think nutmeg, cardamom, cinnamon) and balance it out with citrus and juniper. In Buffalo, NY, our hometown, we've got Hendricks on the ropes in most local liquor stores and have a lot of people who say, "Tommyrotter is the only gin I'll drink." The Cask Strength Bourbon-Barrel Gin is the exact same gin as our American Gin, just thrown into a brand new white American oaks #3 char barrel for about a year and bottled at 122 Proof. It's a one-of-a-kind spirit, a real category bender and is one of the most complex spirits on the market in my opinion (but the critics say so too!).
Eric: Tonight I'll be reviewing the Tommyrotter American Whiskey. You labeled it "Triple Barrel." Tell us the story behind that. What is a Triple Barrel American Whiskey at Tommyrotter?
Bobby: "Triple Barrel" really has two meanings or two points of significance as they pertain to the product and name. Our American Whiskey is a blend of two mash bills of bourbon and a Tennessee whiskey - three types of whiskey or three barrels. That blend is then finished in French oak that previously housed red wine (we're typically utilizing ex-Cab Sauv and ex-Cab Franc barrels). As you might assume, the two bourbons are aged in brand new white American charred oak. The Tennessee is aged in recharred next use American oak barrels that previously housed bourbon. In total, the whiskey we blend, finish and bottle is product of three types of barrel treatment…and so we again arrive at "Triple Barrel." On a geekier note: One of the bourbon is a high corn mash bill and when we started rolling out whiskey was a little north of 1 year old, that input is now regularly 2+ years old, the second bourbon is 5-6 year old high wheat mash bill, the Tennessee is 7 years old and also has a pretty high corn level in the MB. The weighted average of the mash bills by function of blend ratio balances out at 81% Corn / 9% Wheat / 5% Rye / 6% Barley.
Eric: I notice that the sample you sent me says that it was distilled in Tennessee and Indiana. I have a good guess as to what those distilleries might be, but can you confirm?
Bobby: One of the distilleries doesn't like us mentioning their name, the other doesn't care. For the sake of enjoying a good wink and nod opportunity, I'd say if you made a quarter-way educated guess, you'd likely be right.
Eric: As a follow-up, since this is a barrel-finished whiskey, you obviously have access to barrels. Are you buying fully matured whiskey from your suppliers or do you buy new-make and age in in-house?
Bobby: The answer to that "or" question is: Yes. Building a whiskey program takes a lot of planning. You're buying older/matured whiskey to finish and package now. You're buying slightly less old whiskey to bottle next year and so on and so on. Simultaneously, you're buying new-fill whiskey and aging in house or in contracted bonded-warehouses due to scale to be of age when you hit the bottom of your less aged product that is coming to age every year. I was trying to description the shape of the curve you follow on purchasing, but it's really a three dimensional curve and the variable where getting overly wordy to explain. In summation, there is a decent amount of algebra based on projections and an understanding that you may be offloading excess or scrambling for supplementary barrels until you really dial in demand and growth.
Eric: Are there plans to transition your whiskey to ones made from your own distillate in the future? If so, how far along that process are you? Can you give us any hints about what to keep an eye out for?
Bobby: We'd like to build a new facility and actively moving in that direction - may be two years out or so - but at the new facility we'd have full whiskey production capability and eventually moving towards our own juice. It takes a long time to fully make that transition.
Eric: Finally, where can an interested reader learn more about Tommyrotter and your products?
Bobby: Give us a follow on Instagram or Facebook - we come out with a limited release whiskey product each fall and are making a concerted effort to expand our single barrel program for our Cask Strength Bourbon-Barrel Gin beyond upstate NY. The single barrels of our CSBBG are awesome. Just really, really awesome.
Eric: Thanks for answering a few questions for me. I, and the readers, appreciate it.
Tommyrotter Triple Barrel American Whiskey
Purchase Info: This sample was graciously provided for review purposes by the distillery. This product can be found for $35 for a 750 mL bottle.
Details: 46% ABV. Age stated at 1 year old.
Nose: Sweet with buttered popcorn, spearmint and caramel.
Mouth: Cornpops cereal, cinnamon and black pepper
Finish: On the shorter side of medium. Lingering spearmint.
Thoughts: This is a very grain forward whiskey but I wouldn't necessarily say it tastes "young" as there are no rough edges at all. I tasted this neat and it reminds me of a good quality corn whiskey. I also made a small old fashioned with it and it performed well. I liked how the sweetness of the whiskey played with the spice of the aromatic bitters I chose. Overall, I'd recommend this to people who like sweet, grain forward whiskies.
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A Message from Edye Dumhart - Founder of Edye's Naturals
I heard about the Suppers Program in Princeton that teaches healthy eating in small groups at someone's home. I signed up for the Macrobiotics program because I wanted to learn about it and when I attended I did notice that the women in attendance had a healthy glow to their skin. They shared how macrobiotics improved their overall health.
By Definition: Macrobiotic is constituting, relating to, or following a diet of whole pure prepared foods that is based on Taoist principles of the balance of yin and yang.
According to Verne Varona author of "Macrobiotics for Dummies" (Wiley) by following the basic macrobiotic life and awareness principles will help you get in touch with a more intellectual and spiritual way of living, boosting health and happiness. Often following a macrobiotic diet includes the consumption of brown rice, beans, sea vegetables, and Asian yin-yang philosophy of finding balance in life for health and vitality. It is basically a vegan diet that eats a small amount of white fish. It is important to use locally grown seasonal foods even in winter in the northeast where I live. In colder seasons, apply longer cooking times and more salt. Miso soup is a winter staple along with squashes and cabbage. This lifestyle gained popularity in the 1960s however has actually been around much longer than that.
A macrobiotic diet isn't just about your weight -- it's about achieving balance in your life. It promises a healthier, more holistic lifestyle for people of all ages that encompasses mental outlook as well as food choices. Macrobiotic dieters are encouraged to eat regularly, chew their food extremely well, listen to their bodies, stay active, and maintain a perky, positive mental outlook
Would I do this diet every day? For me it is too restrictive, takes too much time and would be hard to eat out and keep my family happy. I will apply some of the ideas since I like local seasonal foods and using healthy cooking methods.
Here is a traditional recipe from The George Ohsawa Macrobiotic Foundation, Inc.
STIR-FRIED BROCCOLI, CARROT, AND ONION – Yield: 6 cups
Stir-fried vegetables top pasta or rice for a full meal and are quick to prepare. Substitute other vegetables as desired such as cauliflower, snow peas, cabbage, and yellow squash. For additional flavor, sauté 1 tablespoon minced ginger in the oil before adding the first vegetable.
1 tsp light sesame oil or olive oil
1 medium onion, thin crescents, 1½ cups
3 medium carrots, large matchsticks, 2 cups
1 medium bunch broccoli; 6 cups
stems, thin diagonals
2½-inch long flowerets, ½-inch thick at stem
¼ tsp sea salt
½ cup water
1 Tbsp soy sauce, optional
Preparation: Heat oil in a pan over medium to medium-high heat. Sauté onion until transparent. Add the first vegetable listed and sauté briefly. Add remaining vegetables, one kind at a time, in the order listed. Sauté and stir each kind briefly before adding the next one. Add sea salt and water. Cover and bring to a boil. Turn off heat to low and simmer 5 minutes. Add soy sauce if desired.
Most importantly choose to treat your body well inside and out with organic products with ingredients you can understand such as Edye's Naturals.
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Jamie Knight, LL.B., practises labour and employment law as a partner with Filion Wakely Thorup Angeletti LLP in the firm's Hamilton and Toronto offices. Jamie has thirty-five years of experience working with his clients to improve the effectiveness of their human resources relationships. Jamie represents employers in all aspects of dealing with their unionized and non-unionized employees. Jamie's practice features wrongful dismissal, human rights, health and safety, privacy, labour board hearings, collective bargaining and labour arbitrations. Jamie is an author/co-author of some twenty publications — almost all in multiple editions. He is a teacher, frequent speaker, and pro-active advocate for workplaces that work.
Jamie has been on the Board of the Canadian Association of Counsel to Employers (CACE) since 2008, President in 2017 and Past President in 2018. In 2017, Jamie was named the Canadian HR Reporter 2017 Employment Lawyer of the Year, as selected by Canadian Lawyer Magazine. In addition to a Band 1 ranking in Chambers Global and Chambers Canada, Jamie has maintained a high ranking for many years in other respected sources in both categories of employment and labour law. In 2018, Jamie was elected as a Fellow of the U.S.-based College of Labor and Employment Lawyers.
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Review: 'Orphanage'
The Orphanage: Horror thriller. Starring Belén Rueda, Fernando Cayo, Géraldine Chaplin and Roger Príncep. Directed by Juan Antonio Bayona. (R. 110 minutes.
In Spanish with English subtitles. At Bay Area theaters. To see complete movie listings and show times, and to buy tickets for select theaters, go to sfgate.com/movies.)
Agnosticism has killed the horror genre in the United States. Take away the afterlife, take away a belief in the spirit world, and horror becomes about nothing but the fear of death and stories about sadism. Add in those ingredients, and horror can return to its real subject - the line between the seen and unseen, where the living meet the dead and the mysteries of life are revealed.
Until we figure that out, we may have to keep importing our horror, and if that means more movies like "The Orphanage," all the better. Spain's official entry into this year's Academy Awards takes modern techniques and a glossy, modern style and matches them with traditional horror concerns, such as life on the other side. Beautifully conceived and composed, it's eerie, sometimes frightening and surprisingly moving.
"The Orphanage" is the first feature of Juan Antonio Bayona, who has previously made music videos and short films, and from the first moments, this director's ability to incite emotion becomes apparent. He shows a girl of about 11 playing outside. Then, as we've registered that, the camera pulls back, and we see that she's playing with a group of girls who are all wearing the same gray uniform. We realize that we're looking at an orphanage - and just as that knowledge has made itself felt, the first lines of dialogue tell us that this girl, Laura, has been adopted and is about to be separated from these friends. Ninety seconds into the movie, and the audience already has an emotional investment.
That's the prologue, and from there the film jumps ahead about a quarter century to the present day, where we find Laura (Belén Rueda) as a level-headed, no-nonsense 37-year-old woman with an altruistic plan. She, her husband and adopted son have moved into the orphanage, long since abandoned, with the intention of reviving it. As the adult Laura, Rueda is complex and instantly appealing, a woman with a tough surface and tender reactions. Her interplay with young Roger Príncep, who plays her son, Simón, has layers of history and feeling.
Rueda's emotional life holds the film together, though one example of many superb moments will have to suffice here. Simón is HIV-positive but doesn't know it, and at one point he announces to her, with the force of revelation, that he "won't get old." Just a flicker of panic, concern and heartache crosses Rueda's face, until she realizes that Simón simply means that he wants to be like Peter Pan. This is full, rich acting, not at all flashy but completely present.
Simón has an elaborate fantasy life, or so his parents think. He keeps telling them about imaginary friends, and his circle of imaginary friends keeps expanding. It's only later that Mom begins to catch on that maybe those imaginary friends aren't imaginary, just unseen. Just who they are and what they want make up the story of the movie.
The casting of the minor and featured roles was done with an eye for visual impact, a trick that Hitchcock demonstrated long ago. An expert on the paranormal (Edgar Vivar) turns out to be enormously fat, and a woman claiming to be social worker is a bug-eyed old lady (Montserrat Carulla), with a face that looks like a wrinkled sack. At one point, Laura hires a medium, who is played by none other than Géraldine Chaplin, one of the more eccentric-looking actresses, who speaks Spanish with the snap and gusto of someone who had to learn it.
Though the movie has a handful of shots that are downright gross to witness, what makes "The Orphanage" scary is not what it threatens to show but what it suggests about life. Already with his first feature, Bayona not only has visual grace and an elegant compositional sense, but an almost unconscious understanding of which shot to use in order to create the proper mood and emotion. This ability has nothing to do with logic and little to do with linear thinking. It's more along the lines of having a feel for the task. Bayona has it, and he's made an exceptional first feature.
-- Advisory: Ugly, frightening shots and subject matter that will disturb children.


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Dr. Essam Enan is the founder and president of Genviro, Inc., a biotech company expertly forged in discovery, invention, and innovation. He has a long-standing and well-known record of over 38 years of academic and industrial research progress, as well as key discoveries. He has published over 100 scientific papers in peer-reviewed journals and is the inventor of about 50 patents. During his academic career he raised millions of dollars from government and private agencies to support his research groups at The Institute of Public Health, University of Alexandria, Alexandria, Egypt, University of California-Davis (UC-Davis), and Vanderbilt University in Nashville, Tennessee. Dr. Enan has had numerous breakthroughs in the fields of pesticide chemistry & toxicology, biochemistry, molecular biology, G-protein coupled receptors (GPCR) and natural products.
Dr. Enan's scientific research discoveries and breakthroughs have had significant impact on the industry. In 1996, Dr. Enan's discovery of octopamine receptor as a target for some plant essential oils helped the business of a pesticide company producing natural insecticides in making and selling more effective products. In 2003, Dr. Enan's screening platform was successfully created, established and used to identify and develop synergistic blends of plant essential oils with potent insecticidal activity. This groundbreaking work led directly to the creation of another pesticide company in April 2004, which went public on the London Stock Exchange (AIMS) in 2007.
Dr. Enan is passionate about providing environmentally safer and all natural products that will drastically improve the quality of life for animals, plants, and humans, and has spent his career perfecting his science and inventions to achieve this goal.


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Northern Isles MSPs Tavish Scott and Liam McArthur are demanding the Scottish Government reverse Police Scotland's planned closure of the Aberdeen and Inverness police control rooms later this year.
Following the tragic loss of 2 lives on the M( near Stirling where Police Scotland failed to reach the crash site for three days, the proposed closures are being scrutinised by Her Majesty's Inspectorate of Constabulary in Scotland (HMICS). This investigation is scheduled to report at the end of October. However the Scottish Government and Police Scotland are driving on with their programme of closures.
Commenting, Tavish Scott said:
''The Scottish Government should step in and cancel these control room closures. Police Scotland's chief will force these closures unless he is stopped by Ministers. This is now a real test of public accountability and confidence over policing in Scotland. There is now a cross-party consensus amongst opposition MSPs opposed to the Scottish Government's centralisation of our vital public services. It will be interesting to see if SNP and other independence supporting MSP's back the needs of the Highlands & Islands or back the SNP Government.
''The tragic crash on the M9 and the lack of response by Police Scotland demonstrates how vital local expertise is for effective policing. A single, centralised police force is not working and centralising control rooms will make this worse. The HMIC investigation is very important. The Government must heed its findings before any further closures take place. '


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HACKENSACK – A man for who entered an unlocked northern New Jersey home and raped two young girls in their bedrooms has been sentenced to 28 years in state prison.
The Record reports Serkan Seyrek must serve nearly 24 years of the term imposed Friday before he becomes eligible for parole. The 22-year-old Cliffside Park resident also will be on lifetime parole once he's freed from prison and must register as a sex offender.
Authorities say Seyrek had been drinking at a college party shortly before the attacks occurred in February 2012. After returning home, he started walking through his neighborhood and began checking the doors of several homes until he found one that was unlocked.
Seyrek then went inside and raped the girls, ages 9 and 11.


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Sony's recent announcement that The Amazing Spider-Man 3 and The Amazing Spider-Man 4 were officially confirmed for 2016 and 2018 put a classic spin on the now in-production The Amazing Spider-Man 2. At first it seemed like the movie was stacked with far too many characters, and way too much action. Now its becoming clear that a strong narrative arc is being set up throughout all four movies, which means we'll be seeing stuff extended well into the future.
This should have fans sighing a breath of relief, as it means story arcs involving Rhino, Electro, and the Osborns don't necessarily need to be wrapped up in 2 hours and 20 minutes, with this saga taking a cue from the narrative arc on most TV shows nowadays. It also means we'll get some cool cliffhangers and teases at the end of both The Amazing Spider-Man 2 and The Amazing Spider-Man 3, and even possibly The Amazing Spider-Man 4 if the movie series goes on into the future (though Andrew Garfield, like Tobey Maguire, will get old one day and the part will be re-cast).
What isn't known at the moment is exactly how much Green Goblin, aka Norman Osborn (Chris Cooper) is going to be in The Amazing Spider-Man 2. It was originally teased that Osborn wouldn't become the Green Goblin at all in the second movie, but our /the-amazing-spider-man-2-plot-spoilers-revealed-about-peters-parents-and-the-epic-climax/story from yesterday revealed that Green Goblin actually plays a key role in the epic final battle that will serve as The Amazing Spider-Man 2 climax, which will most likely end on a cliffhanger. Possibly Gwen Stacy's demise. Is she alive or Dead?
Comic Book Movie previously ran a description of Green Goblin's suit, or costume if you will. It was described as black armor with spikes, and green accents. And that it would look like Ultimate Green Goblin.
We now have a more accurate description of Green Goblin's suit of armor, and apparently the costume designers are taking both a nod from Tony Stark's Iron Man and Christopher Nolan's Catwoman, which uses tech to resemble iconic signatures that might otherwise be ridiculous in a more realistic setting.
As previously reported, Green Goblin's suit will be made up entirely of matte black armor that resembles a hi-tech motocross suit. The suit will remain open-faced, and there will be no helmet at all. Norman will have green hair that is spiked high up. In his ears, he will be wearing a Bluetooth device that will make it look as though he has the Green Goblin's signature pointed ears, the same way Selina Kyle's goggles worked in creating the illusion that she had cat ears. The back of the armor has a spine. At the moment, there are no green accents. From a distance, you'd be forgiven for thinking that Tony Stark's signature Mark XLII armor had been painted black.
What do you think? Does a helmet-less Green Goblin make sense? Or do you want to see something more traditional?


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When we think of pie, we think of it as an All-American dessert that comes in a variety of forms and flavors. We enjoy pumpkin pies and pecan pies around Thanksgiving with friends and family, and we certainly love helping ourselves to a rich slice of apple pie at an outdoor picnic. Whether you're thinking mini-pies, pie pops, or a chocolate mousses pie, the origin of the pie is not as American as we'd like to think.
Most historians attribute the invention of the pie to the Greeks. Pies in ancient Greece were often savory, filled with meat. Romans added pies to their dining repertoire, often in the form of savory pies and even published the first recorded pie recipe. These pies were usually served as a part of their dessert course or secundae mensea. Eventually, sweet pies became very popular, according to Roman politician Cato the Younger, especially a particular cheesecake-like dish.
In 12th-century England, "pyes" were primarily savory until the pilgrims realized how tasty a fruit pie was while they were still trying to figure out what was growing and what could thrive in their new land. The first American apple pie recipe didn't appear until 1881 but one thing is clear: the pie has evolved into something very deep and important in American food culture.
What we recognize as pie today is often round and has a sweet filling. Wedding pies and pie dessert tables have been a popular wedding food trend because pies are so versatile, fun, and delicious!
So now that you know all about pies consider having a Pie Party! Invite friends to make their own pie to bring and share. The diversity of the dishes that show up at a potluck always amazes. Especially at harvest time, when there's so much produce to choose from.


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3 February 2012 - Ocean warming drives coral growth rates in Western Australia
Both rising ocean temperatures and ocean acidification pose serious long-term threats to coral reefs, but findings recently published in the prestigious scientific journal, Science, have helped clarify the relative impact of these two threats to date. In their study on reefs off the coast of Western Australia, AIMS researchers found that rates of ocean warming are the primary drivers of recent changes in coral growth rates.
Using underwater drilling equipment, AIMS' research team extracted cores from massive, long-lived corals from reefs across a 1000km north-south gradient in WA. These corals have characteristic annual growth bands, formed as the coral puts down skeleton. This process, known as calcification, forms the backbone of tropical coral reef ecosystems. Changes in growth rates were examined by measuring the annual growth bands; the most reliable method currently available for assessing changes in calcification rates of corals over long time periods.
Focussing in on the most recent 110 years, when measured coral calcification rates can be compared with observed sea temperatures, they found no evidence of a recent widespread decline in coral calcification rates on Australia's western coral reefs. Corals at the most northerly sites, where sea temperatures are already high and warming has been small, have shown no change in calcification. In contrast, calcification rates of corals have increased at the most southerly reef sites, where sea temperatures are cooler and warming has been greater.
"This is an important finding, as it helps us better understand the effects of warming waters and rising CO2 levels on coral reefs around Australia and globally," says Dr Tim Cooper, former AIMS Research Scientist. "Rapid warming of parts of the tropical oceans, observed to date, appears to be driving coral calcification responses. Some corals in some locations are able to keep up with these changes, whilst others are already showing that the temperature changes have exceeded optimal conditions for coral growth."
"We are now in an era of rapid environmental change for the world's coral reefs and this study provides another line of evidence that coral reefs are sensitive to these changes. Coral calcification rates are clearly responding in the short term to temperatures, but in the longer term these responses will be compounded by the progressive impacts of ocean acidification" says Dr Janice Lough, Senior Principal Research Scientist at AIMS. "Limiting the magnitude of these rapid environmental changes is fundamental to providing coral reefs, as we know them, with a future."
The new $35 million, National Sea Simulator, currently being built at AIMS in Townsville will give scientists the ability to regulate temperature, acidity, salinity, sedimentation and contaminants in large volumes of water. As a result, critical questions about the impact of our changing environment on coral reefs will be investigated in a controlled but realistic setting.
Contact details:
Dr Tim Cooper, AIMS Adjunct Research Scientist, (08) 6224 2787
Dr Janice Lough, AIMS Senior Principal Research Scientist, (07) 4753 4248
Wendy Ellery, AIMS media liaison, (07) 4753 4409; 0418 729 265; email@example.com


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The new trailer for Pixar's next film WALL-E is set to hit the Internet on Tuesday, but there is some robot fun out there to be had while you're waiting. We've told you before about the "official" Buy n Large website which lets you see the world of tomorrow and what the company that creates robots like WALL-E is like. Now we've found something we hadn't seen before: a promotional video specifically selling the WALL-E model robot – a model that isn't listed among Buy n Large's models on their website.
I always love when companies do their best to build connections like this with their movies, making elements of their fictitious world accessible. It really shows off how the Internet can be used as a promotional tool, but primarily it's just a lot of fun.
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Pathway Lending, Rock, Paper, Simple, Strategic Ink PR and Z-Corp Complete IGNITE 360®
Strategic Ink PR & Z-Corp Pathway Lending Rock, Paper, Simple
MELBOURNE, FLA. (December 21, 2016) – weVENTURE, a Central Florida-based organization launched at Florida Institute of Technology that's focused on accelerating sustainable business growth for entrepreneurs, is pleased to announce that four companies graduated from the IGNITE 360® Business Mentoring ADVANTAGE Program this month.
Rock, Paper, Simple (RPS), owned and operated by Joshua Adams, has completed two rounds of our ADVANTAGE program. Established in 2013, RPS has experienced tremendous growth as a result of participating in IGNITE programs.
Pathway Lending was weVENTURE's first out-of-state IGNITE client. Pathway Lending's Senior Vice President of Business Advisory Services and a few staff members participated in IGNITE's ADVANTAGE program.
Strategic Ink Public Relations, owned and operated by Tina Lange, APR, launched in 2011 and Z-Corp, owned and operated by Ken Zeszutko, launched in 2003, recently completed the ADVANTAGE program as a first step of business partnership.
"During this IGNITE session all the businesses participating completed the ADVANTAGE program, customized for emerging companies that are committed to growth," said weVENTURE Executive Director Erica Lemp. "We are thankful to see that weVENTURE's mentoring programs are truly helpful to our clients and this session was particularly unique and exciting, as we mentored our first out-of-state organization!"
IGNITE 360 provides customized coaching and mentoring for entrepreneurs in all industries and stages of business, from at-revenue to emerging businesses to larger, second-stage companies. Program participants are matched with a select group of expert advisors who address current business challenges and determine strategic steps to reach desired outcomes.
IGNITE 360 offers highly effective mentoring in three distinct levels:
- IGNITE 360 TRANSITION for organizations that need strategy before growth or change;
- IGNITE 360 ADVANTAGE for companies that are committed to growth;
- IGNITE 360 PREMIER for larger companies that are focused on transformational activities and gross more than $500,000 annually.
To learn more about the IGNITE 360 Business Mentoring Program or to register, email [email protected] or visit http://weventure.fit.edu/mentoring/index.php.
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About weVENTURE
weVENTURE (formerly the Women's Business Center), launched in 2007 at Florida Institute of Technology, accelerates growth for entrepreneurs by providing customized coaching, business education, mentorship and networking programs. weVENTURE has two Central Florida locations, Melbourne and Rockledge, and is funded in part through a cooperative agreement with the U.S. Small Business Administration. For more information, or to register for weVENTURE courses and mentorship programs visit www.weventure.org or call 321-674-7007.
About Florida Institute of Technology
Founded at the dawn of the Space Race in 1958, Florida Tech is the only independent, technological university in the Southeast. PayScale.com ranks graduates' mid-career median salaries in first place among Florida's universities, and lists Florida Tech among the top 20 universities in the South—both public and private. The university has been named a Barron's Guide "Best Buy" in College Education, designated a Tier One Best National University in U.S. News & World Report, and is one of just nine schools in Florida lauded by the Fiske Guide to Colleges. In 2016, Times Higher Education ranked Florida Tech one of the top 20 small universities in the world. Florida Tech offers undergraduate, master's and doctoral programs. Fields of study include science, engineering, aeronautics, business, humanities, mathematics, psychology, communication and education. Additional information is available at www.fit.edu.


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LWIT: Week of Sep 4, 2017
Welcome to Mi6 Agency's Last Week in Tech Blog Series for the week of Sep 4, 2017 Last week in tech for Sep 4/17 includes an interview with Dell Technologies CEO Michael Dell. A year ago, Dell purchased EMC for $67 Billion which closed about a year ago. This purchase was quite complex and … more


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We believe leadership effectiveness represents a transition from "accountability for business survival", to "being accountable for a thriving business".
Survival Just Won't Cut It Anymore
Over the past few years, powerful icons of business success have been brought to their knees or buried, making survival seem like success. However, survival just won't cut it anymore.
Productivity has been the star of the economics show, but it will move to a supporting role. This is largely because "productivity is about fixing the past, and innovation is about creating the future".
The devastating impact of collapsed financial markets destroyed business' equilibrium. Then risk became the mortal enemy, cost cutting became an art form and reducing costs to build the bottom line became the norm. This is not a sustainable model, however.
The Top Line Is the New Bottom Line
Given the massive cost cutting businesses have already sustained, top line growth is essential to continue improving the bottom line. Without top line growth, it will be impossible to continue delivering the increased profitability that today's shareholders demand. In short: The top line is the new bottom line.
Innovation Drives Top Line Growth
We are not suggesting that productivity will go out the window. We ARE suggesting, however, that developing sustainable top line growth will become paramount, and that innovation drives top-line growth. This puts innovation in the bulls-eye of leadership priorities because "innovation fuels growth, and leadership provides the fuel". Innovation will become the leading business imperative. Without innovation, businesses won't grow and thrive, and if a business isn't growing, it's dying.
Responsible Governance Will Equal Accountability for Delivering Sustainable Growth
In addition, responsible governance will equal accountability for delivering sustainable growth. For at least the past decade, boards have been focused primarily on staying out of trouble, taking a proactive role only if the business is in crisis. Shareholders have had their fill of this lax approach, and the CYA oriented board has already begun to shift toward accountability for anticipating business outcomes. Moving forward, boards will need to pro-actively evaluation leadership bench strength, success options (short and long term), innovation pipelines, strategic financial investments, and people development.
We believe business priorities will shift from cost cutting to value creation, will put the spotlight on innovation and will demand that boards step up to their accountability as pro-active financial stewards. The winners will be the leaders who define a path to growth and then inspire their teams to create it. These are the leaders who will have it all and "Break Away".
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Named by BusinessWeek as one of the "100 Most Influential Search Consultants in the world", Jane Stevenson is Vice Chairman, Board & CEO Services at Korn/Ferry International (Atlanta). An industry expert on recruiting leaders of growth and innovation and a pioneer in the field, Jane was responsible for bringing in many of the first Chief Innovation Officers and CEOs who focused on growth through innovation. Jane is the coauthor of Breaking Away: How Great Leaders Create Innovation that Drives Sustainable Growth–and Why Others Fail. (McGraw-Hill 2011).
Named by BusinessWeek as one of the worlds "Top 25 Masters of Innovation", Bilal Kaafarani is Chief Innovation Officer and Group President for Yildez Holdings in Istanbul, Turkey. As a global innovation executive at P&G, Kraft, FritoLay, PepsiCo International and The Coca-Cola Company, Bilal has worked with some of the best brands in the world and to develop many innovations under his leadership. Bilal holds patents for a number of breakthrough food sector technologies and, along with Jane Stevenson, is the coauthor of Breaking Away (McGraw-Hill 2011).


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The rising popularity of mindfulness meditation in recent years has sparked a great deal of interest by the general population. As with any innovation, there are bound to be some misconceptions. Though mindfulness meditation is an ancient practice, it is relatively new to Westerners.
Whenever I invite someone to our weekly meditation meeting, I am often met with some skepticism. I often hear things like "meditation is not for me," or "I'm the type of person who can't sit still." While these are valid concerns, they are usually based on secondhand information, which is often inaccurate. And if you're not meditating, you could be missing out on some of the benefits, such as better health, relationships, and personal fulfillment.
Excerpt from Charles Francis's article in the Huffington Post– Read more.


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Disabled Parking Car Parking Information Signs
Disabled Parking Car Parking Signs, it is paramount that around your public or business car parks that you provide adequate parking for the disabled, these parking bays that you provide for the disabled need to be as near to the entrances of buildings as possible so the journey to the building is short and above all comfortable, you need to provide adequate sized parking bays for the disabled too as they may require wheel chair access.
In car parks to prevent other motorists and car park user's from parking in disabled parking bays you will need to install some form of signage and by installing these Disabled Parking Car Parking Signs they will help you as when you display these Disabled Parking Car Parking Signs you are conveying a clear message to all motorists and car park user's that they are not allowed to park there as the parking bay is reserved for the disabled, you are also informing the disabled driver that the disabled parking space is allocated to them too.
These Disabled Parking Car Parking Signs are a car parking information type of sign that consists of the word "Disabled" which is printed in black and displayed onto the signs white background and left of the word "Disabled" is the letter "P" for parking which is printed in white and displayed on a blue square background.
These Disabled Parking Car Parking Signs Provide easy navigation and clear information regarding the disabled parking on your site, The BSI British standards recommend that you should have one space for each disabled motorist working at your premises. Plus 5% of the total capacity for visiting motorists and a further 4% should be enlarged standard spaces.
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Provide easy navigation and clear information regarding the disabled parking on your site
- The BSI British standards recommend that you should have one space for each disabled motorist working at your premises
- Plus 5% of the total capacity for visiting motorists and a further 4% should be enlarged standard spaces
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Happy Thursday-before-Christmas, everyone! As we come to the tail end of the holiday season, I cannot BELIEVE that another year has come and gone so quickly! Truly, where does the time go? The Lachey Family has had soooo many moments and memories this year, but most importantly, we have always tried to laugh and make […]Read More
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This design is just perfect for beginners and is knitted in Idéal yarn (40% combed wool - 30% acrylic - 30 % polyamide) using only garter stitch, on 3.5 mm and 5.5 mm needles. The gloves knit up very quickly using 2 strands at once, so you can give free rein to your imagination with the choice of 32 different colours: here we have used Citronnier and Purple, Purple and Citronnier, and Hortensia and Purple. Machine wash, tumble dry.
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